1. Hydrology and Physiography of Wetland Habitats
Chapter 5
Hydrology and Physiography of Wetland Habitats
Dodds & Whiles
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2. Table 5.1
Conversion and Losses of Various Wetland Types Including Agricultural and Urban Uses from the Mid-1970s to the Mid-1980s in the United States
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3. Some Major World Wetland Types
Table 5.2
Some Major World Wetland Types
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4. Some Major World Wetland Types
Table 5.2 Continued
Some Major World Wetland Types
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5. The Largest Wetland Complexes Globally
Table 5.3
The Largest Wetland Complexes Globally
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6. Some Examples of Expected Ecosystem Functions of Wetlands Based on
Table 5.4
Some Examples of Expected Ecosystem Functions of Wetlands Based on
Hydrodynamic Characterization
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7. Special Report on Emissions Scenarios (Meehl et al., 2007)
Table 5.5
Predicted Changes in Tidal Marsh Areas and Associated Plant Biomass and Nutrient Uptake
and Processing on the Atlantic Coast Along Georgia Using The Mean (52 cm) and Maximum
(82 cm) Estimates of Sea Level Rise From The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Special Report on Emissions Scenarios (Meehl et al., 2007)
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