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Temporal variation in river nutrient and dissolved lignin phenol concentrations and the impact of storm events on nutrient loading to Hood Canal, Washington, USA Nicholas D. Ward, Jeffrey E. Richey & Richard G. Keil
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Document Date: 2012-01-22 20:44:31


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Washington / /

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Springer Science+Business Media B.V. / Puget / Agilent / Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group / Teledyne / /

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Natural Disaster / /

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Skokomish catchment / UC-Davis Stable Isotope Facility / Skokomish River catchment / Hood Canal / University of Washington / /

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chemical conditions / river systems / highlatitude river systems / chemical composition / e-offprint / coastal systems / Internet Map Server / /

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Pacific Northwest rivers / Skokomish Rivers / Small streams / Puget Sound estuary / Peak River / Skokomish river / Kitsap Peninsula / Date River / November Skokomish River / Union river / /

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University of Washington / UW Spatial Analysis Lab / HCDOP Citizen Monitoring Data and UW Spatial Analysis Lab / J. E. Richey R. G. Keil School of Oceanography / /

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Nicholas D. Ward / Davis Stable Isotope / Richard G. Keil / Al (v) Biogeochemistry / G. Keil Biogeochemistry / Jeffrey E. Richey / Jeffrey E. Richey Richard / /

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combusted Author / rivers representative / http /

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R2 / /

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Washington / /

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Microwave / Gas Chromatography / /

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