Titlebook: Radioecological Techniques; Vincent Schultz,F. Ward Whicker Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 Laboratory.age.energy.radiation.research

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Behavioral Studies,ation will change and that observations on laboratory populations may not explain the reasons behind changes in free-ranging populations. Consequently, the importance of field studies should not be underrated. The subject of population dynamics entails the numerical estimate of various population at

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Hydrological Studies,ce-water movement. Hydrological techniques utilizing radionuclides are rather well established. Two excellent bibliographies on the subject have been published [International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), 1968e, 1973e]. In addition, the IAEA (1966c) has published a guide to safe use of radionuclides

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Primary-Productivity Determination,m inorganic carbon and water through the process of photosynthesis. In aquatic systems, investigators are concerned with community composition and dynamics of primary producer communities, the green algae and higher aquatic plants that through the process of photosynthesis form sugar from light ener

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