N Naiads (Ναϊάδες). Naiads were nymphs of fresh-water rivers, lakes, wells and fountains, belonging to the pantheon of nature deities who represented various features of the natural world. The Naiads tended to per

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Columbia Basin Tribes Coalition on the Columbia River Treaty[removed]Review TRIBES • Burns Paiute Tribe

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• Salmon
• Oncorhynchus
• Columbia River
• Snake River
• Chinook salmon
• Grand Coulee Dam
• Colville Indian Reservation
• Sockeye salmon
• Warm Springs Indian Reservation
• Fish
• Geography of the United States
• Idaho

Article 85 Technical Note #99 from Watershed Protection Techniques. 2(4): [removed]Dragonfly Naiads as an Indicator of Pond Water Quality by John Trevino, Lower Colorado River Authority

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• Hydrology
• Fluvial landforms
• Wetlands
• Lake ecosystem
• Retention basin
• Stormwater
• Pond
• Lake
• Macrophyte
• Water
• Aquatic ecology
• Water pollution

Regeneration of Gills in Zygoptera Naiads

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• Orders of insects
• Entomology
• Naiads
• Mayfly
• Developmental biology
• Animal anatomy
• Gill clan
• Lamella
• Odonata
• Zoology
• Biology
• Phyla

Aspects of the Occurrence of Aspidobothrid Parasites (Trematoda: Aspidobothrea) in Oklahoma Naiads (Pelecypoda: Unionidae)

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• Nymphs
• Roman mythology
• Oklahoma State Highway 20
• Wagoner County
• Oklahoma
• Mayes County
• Oklahoma
• Spavinaw
• Oklahoma
• Parasitism
• Oklahoma
• Geography of Oklahoma
• Parasitology
• Naiads