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Monthly Archives: May 1991

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Halosaccion glandiforme with Ulva lactuca phot by Ryan Murphy

Microorganism Association with Halosaccion glandiforme.

19MayGarry Fletcher97, Research

Odeh, Omar. 1991. Microorganism association with H. glandiforme. (Pearson College extended essay ) Unpublished. 36 p. plus app. See the PDF: omar odeh, microorganism_association_with_h_glandiforme 

Effects of boat noise on Vocal behavior of Orcinus orca as an indication of their ability to adapt to human activities in Canadian waters.

16MayGarry Fletcher111, Issues, Management, Reports

Linda Ann Layman (now Linda Cathrine Grayce Seager), in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Biology , Crown College. see PDF: effects_of_boat_noise_on_vocal_whale_behaviour

Harbour Seal Reactions to Killer whales

8MayGarry Fletcher132, 66, 94, Reportsharbour seal, Orca

Pam Stacey and Robin Baird did this research off Trial Island, Oak Bay and Chain Islands  and ten Mile Point See the PDF: Stacey and Baird Whale_sea reactions

Species Identified from Ambrose lake ER #28 1988-1991

1MayGarry Fletcher28, Species List

Pender Harbour and District Wildlife Society, Madeira Park, BC Fungi Identified by Paul Kroger and John Field, Samples taken of dragonflies and molluscs but not yet identified when the report was written. Compiled by John Field Click here for the pdf file: speciesjune1991 Pachistima myrsinites or false box, one of the plants recorded on this

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