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Monthly Archives: January 1991

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Ecology of the Alpine and Timberline Vegetation of Big White Mountain, BC.

29JanuaryGarry Fletcher34, Maps, Rare Species, Reports, Research, Species List

Karen Eady  submitted this PhD thesis  to  UBC in  1991.It is a comprehensive study of geology, soil chemistry and vegetation types. Including a comprehensive species list. See the PDF at: Eady_1991_ Ecology_of_Alpine_and_Timberline_Vegetation_Big _White Mtn_Thesis.pdf

Chapter 4: Dolphins Discoveries and Puzzles

26JanuaryGarry Fletcher111, Issues, Management

On Google Books there is a fair amount of chapter 4 reproduced. Edited by Karen Pryor and Kenneth S. Norris U. of Calif Press, 1991 Chapter 4: The Interactions Between killer Whales and Boats in Johnstone Strait, BC. p149

A Study of a Biological System on an Introduced Substrate in the High Current Zone of Race Rocks Ecological Reserve

19JanuaryGarry Fletcher97, Research

Lester B. Pearson College student Kalle Kalstrom dived on the anchor block use by the Current meter to compare the growth of recolonizing organisms on the different faces of the block exposed to current. See the PDF: kronholm study_of_biological_system_on_an_introduced_substrate_in_high_current

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