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San Francisco Bay: The Urbanized Estuary
T. John Conomos
This book has been made available through the courtesy of the Pacific Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Contents |
 | T. John Conomos (January, 1979)
Cover/Title Page/Copyright/Table of Contents |
| John J. Georing (January, 1979)
Foreword |
| T. John Conomos (January, 1979)
Introduction |
| Joel W. Hedgpeth (January, 1979)
San Francisco Bay: The Unsuspected Estuary |
| Brian F. Atwater (January, 1979)
Ancient Processes at the Site of Southern San Francisco Bay: Movement of the Crust and Changes in Sea Level |
| T. John Conomos (January, 1979)
Properties and Circulation of San Francisco Bay Waters |
| Ray B. Krone (January, 1979)
Sedimentation in the San Francisco Bay System |
| David M. Rubin and David S. McCulloch (January, 1979)
The Movement and Equilibrium of Bedforms in Central San Francisco Bay |
| T. John Conomos, Richard E. Smith, David H. Peterson, Stephen W. Hager, and Laurence E. Schemel (January, 1979)
Processes Affecting Seasonal Distributions of Water Properties in the San Francisco Bay Estuarine System |
| James F. Arthur and Melvin D. Ball (January, 1979)
Factors Influencing the Entrapment of Suspended Material in the San Francisco Bay-Delta Estuary |
| David H. Peterson (January, 1979)
Sources and Sinks of Biologically Reactive Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen, and Silica in Northern San Francisco Bay |
| Elliott C. Spiker and Laurence E. Schemel (January, 1979)
Distribution and Stable-Isotope Composition of Carbon in San Francisco Bay |
| Douglas E. Hammond and Christopher Fuller (January, 1979)
The Use of Radon-222 to Estimate Benthic Exchange and Atmospheric Exchange Rates in San Francisco Bay |
| Samuel N. Luoma and Daniel J. Cain (January, 1979)
Fluctuations of Copper, Zinc, and Silver in Tellenid Clams as Related to Freshwater Discharge--South San Francisco Bay |
| James E. Cloern (January, 1979)
Phytoplankton Ecology of the San Francisco Bay System: The Status of Our Current Understanding |
| Melvin D. Ball and James F. Arthur (January, 1979)
Planktonic Chlorophyll Dynamics in the Northern San Francsico Bay and Delta |
| Paul C. Silva (January, 1979)
The Benthic Algal Flora of Central San Francisco Bay |
| Brian F. Atwater, Susan G. Conard, James N. Dowden, Charles W. Hedel, Roderick L. MacDonald, and Wayne Savage (January, 1979)
History, Landforms, and Vegetation of the Estuary's Tidal Marshes |
| John Briscoe (January, 1979)
Some Legal Problems of Tidal Marshes |
| James J. Orsi and Arthur C. Knutson, Jr. (January, 1979)
The Role of Mysid Shrimp in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary and Factors Affecting Their Abundance and Distribution |
| Frederic H. Nichols (January, 1979)
Natural and Anthropogenic Influences on Benthic Community Structure in San Francisco Bay |
| James T. Carlton (January, 1979)
Introduced Invertebrates of San Francisco Bay |
| Susan E. Smith and Susumu Kato (January, 1979)
The Fisheries of San Francisco Bay: Past, Present, and Future |
| Donald E. Stevens (January, 1979)
Environmental Factors Affecting Striped Bass (Morone saxatilis) in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary |
| Robert N. Tasto (January, 1979)
San Francisco Bay: Critical to the Dungeness Crab? |
| T. John Conomos (January, 1979)
Summary |
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SUGGESTED ONLINE CITATION:
T. John Conomos, editor.
1979. San Francisco Bay: The Urbanized Estuary. Investigation into the natural history of San Francisco Bay and Delta with reference to the influence of man. Reproduced from: Pacific Division AAAS, San Francisco, California. 493 p. http://www.estuaryarchive.org/archive/conomos_1979
ORIGINAL BOOK CITATION:
Conomos, T. J., editor. 1979. San Francisco Bay: the urbanized estuary. Investigation into the natural history of San Francisco Bay and Delta with reference to the influence of man. San Francisco, California: Pacific Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. 493 p.
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