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Cook A. E. / Puget / M. W. A. S. / Natural Resources / Drakes Bay Oyster Company / Carpenter / Marine Science Press / Methuen & Co. / /
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North America / /
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Mexico / United States / / /
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Mount Vernon / Coast Oyster plant / Virginia Institute of Marine Science Press / University of California / San Francisco Estuary Institute / /
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Atlantic coast / Pacific coast / Gulf of Mexico / Caribbean Sea / Chesapeake Bay / North American coasts / /
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Center for Research / Smithsonian Environmental Research Center / University of California / Davis / United States Army / Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies / /
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Charles Elton / R. C. Broadhurst / III / M. H. Posey / Hudson / S. K. Allen / Jr. / /
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North Atlantic / Gulf of Mexico / Caribbean / southeastern United States / Gulf Coast / southeast Alaska / /
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