Effects of rainfall, recruitment, and the operation of the Cedar Bayou Electric Generating Station (Baytown, Texas) on the dynamics of fish and macrocrustacean communities in the brackish intake and discharge waters.

Effects of rainfall, recruitment, and the operation of the Cedar Bayou Electric Generating Station (Baytown, Texas) on the dynamics of fish and macrocrustacean communities in the brackish intake and discharge waters.

The impact of the Cedar Bayou Electric Generating Station upon fishes and macrocrustaceans in the intake area, discharge canal, and cooling lake during 1972-1979 was evaluated. Data used to determine relative abundance, biomass, distribution, species composition, and diversity were collected during...

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Main Author: Johnson, Darlene Ramona
Other Authors: Aldrich, David V. (degree committee member.), Koenig, Karl (degree committee member.), Noble, Richard L. (degree committee member.), Wormuth, john H. (degree committee member.)
Format: Thesis Book
Language:English
Published: 1982.
Subjects:
Cedar Bayou Generating Station.
Crustacea > Effect of water quality on.
Electric power-plants > Environmental aspects > Texas > Baytown.
Fishes > Effect of water quality on.
Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
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