Deep Blue: Browsing Biological Station, University of Michigan (UMBS) by Title

Using time lapse film photography in a 24 hour study of aquatic drift on the Maple River.

Salter, Richard (1982)

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Using the light-dark bottle method to compare the productivity of three aquatic systems in northern Michigan.

Yambura, Lee H. (1976)

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Using algal communities to investigate the effects of nutrient loading in a small river.

Paddock, Todd (1987)

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The uses and abuses of the Bear River: have they taken a toll?

Gruler, Kathleen Ann (1982)

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Use of the earthworm Eiseniella tetraedra as a bioassay test organism.

Warnick, Joseph W. (1978)

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The use of space and time by small mammals near Osmun Lake.

Anderson, Rebecca (1998)

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The use of epilithic and epiphytic diatoms as indicators of organic pollution in the Cheboygan River, Cheboygan County, Michigan.

Birkett, Katherine; Gardiner, Stephanie (2005)

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The urban footprint: soil water-holding capability modification as a result of land-cover changes in northern Michigan.

Hollstein, Leah M. (2005)

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Up to our asses in high quality grasses: a floristic survey of Grass Bay.

Awood, Katie; Cronenwett, Joel; Fawcett, Susan; Gentile, Michela; Kowalczyk, Terry; Kruszewski, Sophia; McCarty, Beth; Pilette, Jackie; Smith, Alex; Stover, Jennifer; Sullivan, Lauren; Van Zoeren, Janet; White, Adam; Zeneberg, Zach (2005)

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An unsuccessful attempt to infect Mus musculus with the brachylaimid Postharmostomum sp.

Mandel, Neil (1974)

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The University of Michigan Biological Station: urban/wildland interface study.

Beard, R.; Burley, J. B.; Hrycko, Jeff; Lewis, G. M.; McFadden, J. P.; Stevens, N. J. B. (1991)

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The University of Michigan Biological Station: a management plan.

Allington, Greg; Hanna, Beth; Lara, Nanette; Li, Jen; Ross, Kristen; Sampselle. Cathy (1994)

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University of Michigan Biological Station aspen woods plot census analysis 1970.

Ross, Stephen (1970)

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The University of Michigan Biological Station and its effects on the residents of Douglas Lake and Pellston.

Harvey, Gwen D.; Heath, Milton W.; Lyons, Michael P. (1992)

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The University of Michigan Biological Station 1909 - 1983

Gates (ed.), David M. (1985)

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Unionacean clam dispersal in lake-to-river interfaces in Douglas Lake, Michigan.

Correa, Jessica; Hamilton, Benjamin; Kim, Curi; Kim, David (1995)

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Unexpected feeding habits among Tettigoniids.

Feiker, Jim (1973)

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Underwater observations of Douglas Lake, Cheboygan County, Michigan.

Beckwith, Sidney A. (1962)

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Understory tree succesion in Hebron Mud Lake Swamp following heavy mortality in the overstory.

Caple, Robert (1982)

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Understory biodiversity, proportion ground cover, and available soil nutrients as functions of time since major burn in a temperate hardwood forest

Noyd, Martin; Totten, Tiffanie; Hirschl, Allie; Secor, Bryanna (2018)

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Understanding the impacts river basin development has on rivers in northern Michigan.

Thut, Kristen (2013)

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Understanding the effect of human development on nutrients and biota in Carp Lake River and Little Black River.

Hazelton, Benjamin (2013)

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Umbra limi: the mudminnow.

Pletcher, Scott D. (1993)

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Umbra limi.

Smith, Robin D. (1976)

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The ultrastructure of a mouse liver infected with Schistosoma japonicum with notes on the miracidial stage of Schistosoma japonicum.

Schroeder, Sandra (1961)

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