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2. Marine macroinvertebrate diversity of St. Catherines Island, Georgia

Author

Prezant, Robert S., Toll, Ronald Bruce, 1955, Rollins, Harold B., 1939, Chapman, Eric J., American Museum of Natural History Library, Prezant, Robert S., Toll, Ronald Bruce, 1955, Rollins, Harold B., 1939, and Chapman, Eric J.

Subjects
Georgia, Intertidal animals, Invertebrates, Marine invertebrates, Saint Catherines Island, Seashore ecology
Published
2002

14. In memoriam: Melbourne Romaine Carriker 1915-2007

Author

Counts, III, Clement L., Prezant, Robert S., and Ward, J. Evan

Subjects
Marine biologists -- Biography, Biological sciences, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

On February 25, 2007, our mentor, colleague, and great friend, Melbourne Romaine Carriker died at Lewes, Delaware. It was his ninety-second birthday. He was surrounded by his children and grandchildren. [...]

Published
2008

15. Proceedings of the Second International Corbicula Symposium

Author

International Corbicula Symposium Little Rock, Ark.) 1983, Britton, Joseph C., Prezant, Robert S., Smithsonian Libraries, International Corbicula Symposium Little Rock, Ark.) 1983, Britton, Joseph C., and Prezant, Robert S.

Subjects
Congresses, Corbicula, Corbicula fluminea
Published
1986

16. Marine macroinvertebrate diversity of St. Catherines Island, Georgia

Author

Prezant, Robert S., Toll, Ronald Bruce, 1955, Rollins, Harold B., 1939, Chapman, Eric J., American Museum of Natural History Library, Prezant, Robert S., Toll, Ronald Bruce, 1955, Rollins, Harold B., 1939, and Chapman, Eric J.

Subjects
Georgia, Intertidal animals, Invertebrates, Marine invertebrates, Saint Catherines Island, Seashore ecology

18. Geoarchaeology of St. Catherines Island, Georgia : proceedings of the Fourth Caldwell Conference, St. Catherines Island, Georgia, March 27-29, 2009. (Anthropological papers of the American Museum of Natural History, no. 94)

Author

American Museum of Natural History, Beratan, Kathi K., 1957, Bishop, Gale A., Booth, Robert K., Caldwell Conference (4th : 2009 : Saint Catherines Island, Ga.), Camann, Eleanor J., Chowns, T. M., Keith-Lucas, Timothy, Martin, Anthony J., Meyer, Brian K., Pirkle, Fredric L., Pirkle, William A., Potter, Donald B., 1923, Pottinger, James E., Prezant, Robert S., Rich, Fredrick J., Rindsberg, Andrew K., Rollins, Harold B., 1939, Saint Catherines Island Foundation, Sanger, Matthew C., 1976, Stahlman, Patty A., Thomas, David Hurst, Toll, Ronald Bruce, 1955, Vance, Regina K., Vega, Anthony J., Vento, F. J., American Museum of Natural History Library, American Museum of Natural History, Beratan, Kathi K., 1957, Bishop, Gale A., Booth, Robert K., Caldwell Conference (4th : 2009 : Saint Catherines Island, Ga.), Camann, Eleanor J., Chowns, T. M., Keith-Lucas, Timothy, Martin, Anthony J., Meyer, Brian K., Pirkle, Fredric L., Pirkle, William A., Potter, Donald B., 1923, Pottinger, James E., Prezant, Robert S., Rich, Fredrick J., Rindsberg, Andrew K., Rollins, Harold B., 1939, Saint Catherines Island Foundation, Sanger, Matthew C., 1976, Stahlman, Patty A., Thomas, David Hurst, Toll, Ronald Bruce, 1955, Vance, Regina K., Vega, Anthony J., and Vento, F. J.

Subjects
Animal remains (Archaeology), Archaeological geology, Archaeology, Georgia, Saint Catherines Island

30. A NOVEL METHOD FOR LOCATING TAGGED INFAUNAL BIVALVES: SUBMERSIBLE PULSE TECHNOLOGY METAL DETECTORS.

Author

Toll, Ronald B., Prezant, Robert S., and Rollins, Harold B.

Abstract

Hardclams, Mercenaria mercenaria (Linne, 1758), tagged with brass washers attached to the outer shell surface and replanted into their natural habitat, were located remotely through the use of a commercially available, fully submersible, pulse technology metal detector. The ability to remotely locate tagged, replanted clams can increase the speed and efficiency of field operations associated with studies of clam population dynamics. Also, this methodology can reduce localized disturbances to the habitat that routinely accompany extensive hand probing to relocate experimental clams in traditional tag and recapture based studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2003

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