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Springer Verlag, Ecological Studies, p. 107-129, 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4612-0677-4_4
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The Kuparuk River: A Long-Term Study of Biological and Chemical Processes in an Arctic River
Journal article published in 1997 by
Anne E. Hershey,
William B. Bowden,
Linda A. Deegan,
John E. Hobbie,
Bruce J. Peterson,
George W. Kipphut,
George W. Kling 
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Maurice A. Lock,
Richard W. Merritt,
Michael C. Miller,
J. Robie Vestal,
J. Robie Vestal,
Jeffrey A. Schuldt
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Maurice A. Lock,
Richard W. Merritt,
Michael C. Miller,
J. Robie Vestal,
J. Robie Vestal,
Jeffrey A. Schuldt
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Abstract
Our studies have focused on carbon and nutrient dynamics, primary productivity and decomposition, and abundance and life histories of the macroconsumers in the Kuparuk River in arctic Alaska. The overall objective of these studies is to understand the processes controlling primary and secondary productivity, nutrient dynamics, and trophic structure.