Browsing School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences by Subject "Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board."

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    • Distribution of surficial sediments and eelgrass in New York's south shore bays : an assessment from the literature 

      Marine Sciences Research Center; Jones, Clifford Russell; Schubel, J. R. (Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook UniversityStony Brook, NY, 1978)
      from the abstract, "We completed an investigation of all published and unpublished information available on the distributions of surficial sediment and eelgrass ( Zostera marina) in New York's south shore bays. This report ...

    • Evaluation of a hard clam spawner transplant site using a dye tracer technique 

      Marine Sciences Research Center; Becker, Dean Scott (Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook UniversityStony Brook, NY, 1978)
      from the abstract, "The hard clam (Meraenaria meraenaria ) spawner transplant site of the Town of Islip, New York was evaluated using a water soluble, fluorescent dye tracer. The tracer was introduced to the site at the ...

    • Shoreline survey ; Great Peconic, Little Peconic, Gardiners, and Napeague Bays 

      Marine Sciences Research Center; Eisel, M. T. (Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook UniversityStony Brook, NY, 1977)
      from the abstract, "The beaches and bluffs along Great Peconic, Little Peconic, Gardiners and Napeague Bays have attained their present form through a long erosional history. Changes in shoreline configuration have been ...

    • Surficial sediment and seagrasses of eastern Great South Bay, N. Y. 

      Marine Sciences Research Center; Greene, Gregory Trevor; Becker, Dean Scott; Mirchel, A. C. F.; Behrens, W. J. (Marine Sciences Research Center, Stony Brook UniversityStony Brook, NY, 1978)
      from the abstract, ". . .a study was conducted of the sediments in eastern Great South Bay from Homans Creek east to Smith Point. A total of 186 stations were sampled in the open bay and in channels, creeks and rivers. . ...