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Habitat squeeze This conceptual diagram illustrates the process in which higher level trophic organisms have a smaller and smaller area of habitat to occupy when environmental parameters that affect these organisms are degraded. diagram,organism,habitat,parameters,degradation,trophic
 Habitat squeezeRaster Graphic (PNG) Caroline Wicks49 views7 downloads (Details)This conceptual diagram illustrates the process in which higher level trophic organisms have a smaller and smaller area of habitat to occupy when environmental parameters that affect these organisms are degraded.
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Stream habitat vs. ditch habitat Conceptual diagram illustrating the differences between habitats in natural streams versus man-made ditches including the vegetation, water temperature, and the relative debris that contribute toward a habitat. Diagram from "Shifting Sands" (pg. 368) - http://ian.umces.edu/press/publications/93/ diagram,organisms,algae,bacteria,insects,crustaceans,fish,nutrients,riparian
 Stream habitat vs. ditch habitatRaster Graphic (PNG) Jane Thomas142 views12 downloads (Details)Conceptual diagram illustrating the differences between habitats in natural streams versus man-made ditches including the vegetation, water temperature, and the relative debris that contribute toward a habitat. Diagram from "Shifting Sands" (pg. 368) - http://ian.umces.edu/press/publications/93/Add to lightbox
The carbon cycle Conceptual diagram illustrating the carbon cycle relative to waterways, and the organisms that live there. Diagram from "Shifting Sands" (pg. 250) - http://ian.umces.edu/press/publications/93/ diagram,chemical,process,photosynthesis,coastal bays,seagrass,oxygen,respiration,energy
 The carbon cycleRaster Graphic (PNG) Jane Thomas97 views18 downloads (Details)Conceptual diagram illustrating the carbon cycle relative to waterways, and the organisms that live there. Diagram from "Shifting Sands" (pg. 250) - http://ian.umces.edu/press/publications/93/Add to lightbox
Criteria for dissolved oxygen for aquatic life Conceptual diagram illustrating the minimum amounts of oxygen that different aquatic organisms needs to survive. Diagram from "Shifting Sands" (pg. 57) - http://ian.umces.edu/press/publications/93/ diagram,marine,water quality,crab,spot,worm,clam,flounder,striped bass
 Criteria for dissolved oxygen for aquatic lifeRaster Graphic (PNG) Jane Thomas125 views24 downloads (Details)Conceptual diagram illustrating the minimum amounts of oxygen that different aquatic organisms needs to survive. Diagram from "Shifting Sands" (pg. 57) - http://ian.umces.edu/press/publications/93/Add to lightbox
Habitat patchwork Ideal conditions required for growth of any particular organism vary over scales of time and space. This occurs because the success of a habitat and associated organisms are dependent on a variety of factors. By protecting several replicates of similar habitats in the system, along an environmental gradient, the likelihood increases that at least one habitat will be healthy in any particular year. The life cycle of lobsters shows that just one species needs many connected habitats to survive and reproduce. diagram,habitat,environmental,gradient,marine,managed,area,MMA,lobster,life,cycle
 Habitat patchworkRaster Graphic (PNG) Jane Thomas450 views25 downloads (Details)Ideal conditions required for growth of any particular organism vary over scales of time and space. This occurs because the success of a habitat and associated organisms are dependent on a variety of factors. By protecting several replicates of similar habitats in the system, along an environmental gradient, the likelihood increases that at least one habitat will be healthy in any particular year. The life cycle of lobsters shows that just one species needs many connected habitats to survive and reproduce.Add to lightbox
Net Illustration of net symbol,vector,illustration,science,scientific,research,experimental,test,equipment,field,gear,net,catch,collect,specimens,organisms,fish,amphibians,insects,butterfly,dragonfly
 NetVector Graphic (SVG) Tracey Saxby186 views21 downloads (Details)Illustration of netAdd to lightbox
Process; nitrogen fixation 1 Illustration of nitrogen fixation (horizontal with organism) symbol,vector,illustration,biological,process,nitrogen,fixation,1
 Process; nitrogen fixation 1Vector Graphic (SVG) Tracey Saxby48 views14 downloads (Details)Illustration of nitrogen fixation (horizontal with organism)Add to lightbox
Removing biofouling Cleaning oyster bioindicators in the field. Fouling organisms need to be removed to allow water flow for oysters. monie,bay,Somerset County,MarylandNERR,Chesapeake Bay,National Estuarine Research Reserve,Monie Creek,boat,data,collection,sample,collection,maintenance,field,gear,filter,oysters,research,water,quality,monitoring,biofouling,UMCES
 Removing biofoulingPhoto (JPG) Hilary Stevens30 views0 downloads (Details)Cleaning oyster bioindicators in the field. Fouling organisms need to be removed to allow water flow for oysters. Add to lightbox
Removal of biofouling Cleaning oyster bioindicators in the field. Fouling organisms need to be removed to allow water flow for oysters. monie,bay,Somerset County,MarylandNERR,Chesapeake Bay,National Estuarine Research Reserve,Monie Creek,water,quality,monitoring,water,samples,sample,collection,research,oysters,filter,field,gear,data,collection,boat,maintenance,biofouling,UMCES
 Removal of biofoulingPhoto (JPG) Hilary Stevens30 views0 downloads (Details)Cleaning oyster bioindicators in the field. Fouling organisms need to be removed to allow water flow for oysters. Add to lightbox
Oysters and barnacles on a piling Both oysters and barnacles grow along this piling in South Carolina molluscs,oysters,barnacles,Crassostrea virginica,piling,fouling,organisms
 Oysters and barnacles on a pilingPhoto (JPG) Ben Fertig178 views1 downloads (Details)Both oysters and barnacles grow along this piling in South CarolinaAdd to lightbox
Ghost crab pot Ghost crab pot (lacking a marker buoy) recovered in Maryland's Coastal Bays. Ghost fishing results in a number of mortalities for fish, blue crabs, and other estuarine or marine organisms. ghost,fishing,crab,pots,blue crabs,mortalities,fishing,CPUE,Marylands,Coastal Bays,St Martins River
 Ghost crab potPhoto (JPG) Ben Fertig195 views9 downloads (Details)Ghost crab pot (lacking a marker buoy) recovered in Maryland's Coastal Bays. Ghost fishing results in a number of mortalities for fish, blue crabs, and other estuarine or marine organisms. Add to lightbox
Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) eastern,oyster,molluscs,benthic,organisms,Crassostrea virginica
 Oysters (Crassostrea virginica)Photo (JPG) Ben Fertig294 views9 downloads (Details)Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica)Add to lightbox

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