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Auteur Mark S. Peterson |
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Lisa A. Needles, Auteur ; Sarah E. Lester, Auteur ; Richard Ambrose, Auteur ; Anders Andren, Auteur ; Marc Beyeler, Auteur ; Michael S. Connor, Auteur ; James E. Eckman, Auteur ; Barry A. Costa-Pierce, Auteur ; Steven D. Gaines, Auteur ; Kevin D. Lafferty, Auteur ; Hunter S. Lenihan, Auteur ; Julia Parrish, Auteur ; Mark S. Peterson, Auteur ; Amy E. Scaroni, Auteur ; Judith S. Weis, Auteur ; Dean E. Wendt, AuteurManagers are moving from a model of managing individual sectors, human activities, or ecosystem services to an ecosystem-based management (EBM) approach which attempts to balance the range of services provided by ecosystems. Applying EBM is ofte[...]![]()
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Michael R. Lowe, Auteur ; Mark S. Peterson, AuteurCoastal salt marsh landscapes have undergone rapid urbanization that may impact the suitability of salt marsh ecosystems for the maintenance and regulation of estuarine faunal communities. This paper examines the body condition (a surrogate for [...]![]()
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John D. Lopez, Auteur ; Mark S. Peterson, Auteur ; Jake Walker, Auteur ; Gretchen L. Grammer, Auteur ; Mark S. Woodrey, AuteurThe saltmarsh topminnow (Fundulus jenkinsi) is federally listed as a Species of Concern due to a its rarity, impacts from human activities, and lack of information on its biology and ecology. From 2007 through 2008, we used Breder traps to fish [...]![]()
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Bradley Ennis, Auteur ; Mark S. Peterson, AuteurSalt marshes have long been recognized as productive habitats that form an important trophic link between the aquatic and terrestrial biomes through the dynamic intertidal zone. This project focused on the distribution of nekton (free-swimming o[...]



