Field guide to the major organisms and processes building reefs and islands of the Dry Tortugas: the Carnegie Dry Tortugas Laboratory Centennial Celebration (1905-2005)

Shinn, Eugene A.; Jaap, Walter C.

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This guide to the geology and biology of the Dry Tortugas is divided into four sections: 1) geologic and anthropogenic features you will pass on your trip to and from the Tortugas, 2) a summary of items of Tortugas geologic, historic, and human interest and what you will experience at Loggerhead Key while walking and snorkeling, 3) a summary of recent coral-monitoring results, and 4) an Appendix with tributes to some of the significant research accomplishments of researchers at the laboratory between 1905 and 1939.

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USGS Numbered Series

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70007198

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Shinn, Eugene A.; Jaap, Walter C.

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U.S. Geological Survey, St. Petersburg, FL

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English

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0244500

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0243300

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-0824600

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-0830200

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vi, 31 p.; Appendix

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Fish and Wildlife Commission, State of Florida

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U.S. Geological Survey

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Open-File Report

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OFR

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2005-1357

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Field guide to the major organisms and processes building reefs and islands of the Dry Tortugas: the Carnegie Dry Tortugas Laboratory Centennial Celebration (1905-2005); 2005; OFR; 2005-1357; Shinn, Eugene A.; Jaap, Walter C.