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Volume VII

DIRECTORY

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ENVIRONMENTAL

LIFE

SCIENTISTS

NORTH ATLANTIC REGION

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DIRECTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL LIFE SCIENTISTS

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VOLUME 3

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DIRECTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL LIFE SCIENTISTS

1. Purpose ■ This pamphlet (9 volumes) provides a Directory of Environ-
mental Life Scientists for engineers, biologists and resource managers.

2. Applicability. This pamphlet applies to all OCE elements and all
field operating agencies engaged in environmental studies and activities.

3. General . a. This directory is provided to link the engineer,
biologist and resource planner with environmental scientists. By providing
user groups with information about skills and interests of scientists,

it will increase the applications of scientific knowledge.

b. The Institute of Ecology's Advisory Committee on Scientific
Resources compiled the information, designed the format and prepared the
directory under contract with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers.

4. Availability . A limited one-time distribution will be made to the
Corps of Engineers;- no additional copies available from CE sources.
Copies may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, U. S.
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DIRECTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL LIFE SCIENTISTS

VOLUME 7

NORTH ATLANTIC REGION

Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia

Prepared by The Institute of Ecology (TIE)

for the
U, S. Army Corps of Engineers

September 1974 Washington, D.C.

USING THE DIRECTORY

The Directory may be used for:

1) Locating a scientist within a region of the USA.
Use Section I, Tables 1-5.

2) Locating a scientist outside ol the USA.
Use Section II, Tables 1-5.

3) Locating a consulting group anywhere.
Use Section III.

To locate scientists in states not included in this region, use other
directory volumes.

SECTION I, this region's directory is composed of five tables:

Table 1: Respondents (alphabetical listing).

Table 2: Index by competence in ecosystem management.

Table 3: Index by keywords.

Table 4: Index by impact assessment experience.

Table 5: Index by scientific field and geographic familiarity.

SECTION II, the international directory is composed of five tables
identical to those in Section I.

SECTION III, lists consulting groups and associations in alphabetical order.
No indices are provided for Section III.

Most searches will begin with one of the index tables in order to locate
several individuals who meet the user's criteria. Selection among these
individuals is best made by using the basic data about each respondent
contained in Table 1. The chart on the facing page will help decide
which index table should be used.

For further information regarding corrections, address changes or
inquiries about the data contained in this volume should be submitted to:

Dr. Arthur D. Hasler

Director

The Institute of Ecology

608 N. Park Street

Madison, WI 53706

PHONE: 608: 262-2840

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Using the Directory iii

Introduction y^

Purpose of Che Directory ^^

The Data Base vi

Composition of Regional Directories Yii

Organization of the Directory ix

Section I - Organization of Regional Data ^^

Table 1 - Respondents (Alphabetical Listing) ix

Cross-Reference Tables ix

Table 2 - Competence in Ecosystem Management ^^^

Table 3 - Research or Consultative Experience x

Table A - Impact Assessment Experience x

Table 5 - Competence (by Geographical Familiarity) .... x

Use of the Cross-Reference Tables xi

Section II - Respondents from Other Nations xi

Section III - Organized Groups, Private Firms or Scientific Teams xi

Contents of Directory

Section I - Regional Data I-l

Section II - Respondents from Other Nations II-l

Section III - Organized Groups, Firms or Teams III-l

Section IV - Background and Methodology IV- 1

INTRODUCTION

This Directory is the product of a collaborative effort between

The Office of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army
Corps ol Engineers (OCE)

The Institute of Ecology (TIE)

The Environmental Information Systems Office
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (EISO)

It is based upon a survey of environmental life scientists, primarily
located in universities, which was conducted in the winter of 1972-73. The
survey was specifically undertaken to identify scientists interested in
providing consultation to U. S. Army Corps of Engineers offices in need
of ecological advice.

PURPOSE OF THE DIRECTORY

The purpose in publishing this directory is to help link environmental
scientists to Corps of Engineers personnel. By providing the Corps of
Engineers with information about skills and interests of scientists,
it will increase the applications of scientific knowledge. The 10,000
scientists who responded to the survey understood this purpose. They have
provided information about themselves and their work to assist user groups
in contacting them.

THE DATA BASE

This Directory, which is a product of a contract between the Office
of the Chief of Engineers and The Institute of Ecology, represents a part
of a very large data base concerning 10,000 life scientists. These data
were collected by a survey questionaire (shown in Section IV, at the back of
the Directory) early in 1973. In order to use this Directory, it is helpful
to know several facts concerning the relation of this directory to the data
base and the survey:

1) About 40,000 survey forms were distributed to the mailing lists
of scientific societies and about 10,000 were returned.

2) Forty percent of the respondents indicated their interest in working
with the Corps of Engineers or all U. S. Federal Agencies, and only these
individuals have been included in this directory.

3) All survey information received has been placed on computer tape,
in the respondent's own words. Only 50% of the survey data, considered
most useful to the Corps of Engineers in identifying and acquiring
environmental expertise, has been included in this directory.

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ORGASIZATION OF THE DIRECTORY

Each volume is divided into three sections. Section I contains five
tables: an alphabetized listing of scientists and four cross-reference
tables. Section I describes only the scientists within one region.

Section II contains data about 150 scientists who are citizens of
iiLher nations. Section II contains five tables also.

Section III contains data about 175 organizations that wished to be
included in this directory.

In the following discussion, the regional data (Section I) will be
first described, followed by comments on Sections II and III which provide
uniform information in all of the regional volumes.

SECTION I - ORGANIZATION OF REGIONAL DATA

The largest amount of data in each directory volume consists of five
tables describing the individuals who are located in the states of that
region. Figure 1, Composition of Regional Directories, shows states which
are included in each of the nine regional volumes.

Table 1 - Respondents (Alphabetical Listing)

This is the largest of the five tables and the most detailed. It

contains sixteen data elements which describe the respondent. The listing

Is in alphabetical order for all respondents within that region to facilitate
use of the cross-reference tables.

The last data element in Table 1 is the information provided by the
respondent which indicates the number of days (per month) that the respondent
estimates he/she would be able to work in 1973. Separate entries are shown
for tlie academic year and summer, coded A (Academic year) and S (summer).

Cross-Re ference. Tables

Tables 2 through 5 are cross-reference tables designed to facilitate
the location of a scientist who best meets the needs of the Corps of
Engineers. Depending upon the nature of the problem that is being addressed,
one or another of these tables provides the best starting point to begin
to locate the scientist.

Table 2 - Competence in Ecosystem Management

Table 2 gives the respondent's competence in ecosystem analysis, and
present location (state), and is best used as an entry to the directory
when the type of managed or natural system, pollutant or process is of
prime importance to the user. The table provides only the names of
respondents who have indicated their highest competence with reference to
the topics mentioned.

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Table 3 - Research or consultative Experience and Principal Field

Table 3 is a comprehensive "key word" index based upon the respondent's
own words in the quest ionaire . This table provides a method for identifying
individuals who liave familiarity with specific locations, species, chemicals,
projects or research efforts.

Table 3 was constructed in the following manner. Each of the sentences
or phrases used by the respondent were linked together by a compilation
program. Another computer program then prepared a permuted index of all
words exclusive of prepositions. On the average, about twelve key words
were indexed for each respondent in this manner, thereby compiling an
extensive cross-reference table listed alphabetically by key word.

The number to the right of each line in Table 3, indicates each
respondent's unique identification number, which is listed before
his summary in Table 1. This number serves as reference to Table I's
data .

Table 4 - Impact Assessment Experience

This table gives information about the respondent's experience with
regard to environmental impact assessments. In many ways the table is
similar Co Table 2, and serves to identify those individuals in each state
with specific environmental impact experience. Coverage is given in every
volume for 27 topics.

Table 5 - Competence (by Geographic Familiarity)

This table provides a reference source for searches which are directed
to a particular field, or scientific discipline. In this table the dis-
ciplines are arrayed together with information about the respondent's
pas t and present location. The geographic information here differs from
that shown in Tables 2 and 4, which show only the respondent's present
location.

In this table, the respondent is listed as many times as the number
of different regions he has visited, including his present location. It
is particularly useful when the user is looking for a consultant competent
in a particular discipline who also has familiarity with a given geographic
region. The table also Indicates the number of years that the individual
has worked or resided in a given region or continent. Note that these
regions are not identical with the nine regions of this directory, but
represent more general geographic areas.

Use of the Cross-Re ference Tables

In summary, tlie basic listing (Table 1) and four reference tables
may be used individually but are more often used in conjunction with one
another, depending upon which are the key "search variables" for the user.
The fol]owing short decision rules may be helpful:

I'able 1 is used when: the individual's name is known.

Table 2 is useful when an ecosystem or pollutant is key variables.

Tabic 3 i s use lu I u-hen a key word, species, project, research

topic or particular place is important.

Tab 1 e 4 is useful \si!ieii environmental impact experience is

important .

Table 5 is useful when discipline or geographic familiarity is

important (rather than present location).

SECTION II - RESPONDENTS FROM OTHER NATIONS

This section in each regional directory volume is identical in all
volumes. Approximately eight percent of the total responses to the survey
were submitted by persons located outside of the USA, with about half of
these being submitted by Canadians. Since the regional organization of the
nine volumes is not compatible with resource persons outside of the USA,
it was decided to include these individuals in each volume of the directory,
provided that tliey me L the internal criteria for inclusion in this publication
(Interest In working with the Corps of Engineers or all Federal agencies).

Tlie international section of each directory is organized in the same
manner as the regional data with a basic listing and four reference tables,
A few U. S. scientists are included in this section because of temporary
location outside of the USA, residence in 11. S. territories or through the
respondent's failure tn indicate a complet'^ -JSA address,

SECTION III - ORGANIZED GROUPS. PRIVATE FIRMS OR SCIENTIFIC TEAMS

The TIE survey was primarily directed to individual life scientists
located in academic institutions. It became apparent that there were a
number of organized groups, whose members had responded to the survey, which
could be help as organized groups. The characteristics of such groups
could not be expressed in a survey designed for individuals. Since the
capacities of such groups were also of interest to TIE and OCE, a supple-
mentary questionaire was designed and circulated to individuals who indicated
that they were associated with such groups. From these responses, a
brief abstract was prepared, and all these data are included in Section III
of each directory volume. Note, that individuals within such groups are
accessible through the reference tables in Section I but these tables do
not show any data about the group.

XI

SECTION I

REGIONAL DATA

Table 1: Respondents (Alphabetical Listing) I-la

Table 2: Index by Competence in Ecosystem Management .... 1-221

Table 3: Index by Keywords 1-260

Table 4: Index by Impact Assessment Experience 1-380

Table 5: Index by Scientific Field and Geographic Familiarity . 1-420

SECTION I

TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS (Alphabetical Listing)

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TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(SIPHUBETTCUL LISTING)

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Saronson, Shellon, 1922, PhC, 19?3, Microbiology,

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Department of Biology: Queens College:

Flushing, NT 11367, OS

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (2); Bacteriology (2) ;
Biochemistry (1) : Environmental Pollution (3) :
Limnology (2) : Marine Biology (3) :
wicrobiologv (11 : Nutrition(l) ;
C7ea..o^^~^c^ ■[ '3; ; Thy siology ( 2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Secretion of molecules by
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INTEREST IN KOSKING WITH: Agriculture: Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
United Nations; O.S. Federal Government;
Other Governments (iiuu)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific

States(il : Northeast (2) ; Middle Atlan t ic (2U) ;
Asia (1)

<2>

Adams, David A., 1931, PhD, 1962, Plant Ecology,
919-799-UU70

President: Coastal Zone Resources
Corporation; U009 Oleander Dr.; Hilmington,
NC 28U01, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Natural resource management -
environmental effects of development

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecolcgy(2); Fishery Biology(3); Forestry{3);
Erivironmen'al Pollution (3): Marine
Biology (2); Ornithology (2) ; Plant Ecology (1);
Population Bioloqy(3); Hildlife Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State gcvernment; Exec,
office of President: Exec. Office of President

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAHT) : Construction; Mining;
Utility; Local or regional planning group:
State government: Civic action group;
Conservation group; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; Horld Bank; OSDC; COE; AID;
Central American; NASA; NASA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: South Florida regional
aiport site slection study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TOO: Effect of
dredging-MOTSO

Damtenance

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental assessment
- Laz. Card., Mich., Mex.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government: International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (mu3)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Highways; Tailings,
spoils disposal: water Resource
Development (genl) ; Channelization: Dredging,
filling; Levees/dikes; Canals/Channels;
Navigation; Flood control; Water quality
control: Shoreline protection; Fish f.
Wildlife conservation

<3->

Adams, Donald D., 1939, PhD, 1971, Oceanography,
703-U89-8000

Oceanography; Old Dominion University;
Norfolk, VA 23508, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Chemical oceanography, carbon
sulfur budgets dissolved gases trace metals

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Environmental
Pollution ( 1) ; Limnology (2) ; Oceanography ( 1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Plankton decomposition
anaerobic vater systems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trace metal cycling during
dredging

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Mid-Atlantic Coastal
Atmospheric Processes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of sciences;
Onited Nations; AEC; COE; EPA; HEW; USOI;
Other Governments (3891)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(3,M); Middle Atlantic (2 , H) : Asia(1,M);
Canada, eastern (U, M) ; Europe, western (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; s,S

Adams, William H. , 1929, PhD, 1959, Zoology,
202-282-7770

National Science Foundation; Washington, DC
20550, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (1); Aquatic

Ecology(2) ; Fisherv Biology(2) ; ='orest ry ( 3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Ornithology (1) : Population Biology(l); Range
Science (3); Systematics (2) ; Systems
Analysis(3); Taxonomy(2); Wildlife
Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : NSF

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: COE; EPA; HEW; OSDI
(3760)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Watershed, forest,
range; Fish F. wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : South
Central(15,M) ; Northeast (6)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S , 10

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 19 , M)
AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 21; S,21

RF'PONDENTS
(HLPHUBETICAL LISTING)

<5>

Adler, B Un D., 1931, PhD, 1960, Chemistry,
203-«18-6';91

Chemistry, Biophysical: Ney England
Institute; Grove Street: Fidgefield, CT

oesT", us

PRINCIPAL FI^LD: Biophysical Chenistry,

Particularly cheiical Reactivity (General)
and Porphyrins (Specific)

CORPETEMCE: B i ochem istry ( 1) ; Biophysics (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Biophysical
Chemistry ( I) ; 'Molecular Biologyd)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAN'i : local or regional
planning group; DOO

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OWE: The electromagnetic
activity of porphin derivatives

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Kinetic 6 Themochein.
studies of porphyrin reax

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Model studies in organic
semiconduct ion 5 photo-conversion with
porphyrinic structures

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (23^S)

GEOGRAPHIC FARILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5) ;
Hlddle Atlantic (1U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 2-3; S,2-3

<6>

Adrian, Donald D. , 193S, PhD, 19611, Civil
Engineering, u 13-5US-068";
Civil Engineering Dept.; University of
Massachusetts; Amherst, MA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental pollution control
and water resources management

COIPE^ENCE : Agronomy(l); Environmental
Pollution ( 1) ; Soil Science (2) ; Water
Resources lanageme nt ( 1 )

PESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental planning

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental ir.pact
assessment study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREr: Hiqhwav air pollutioi
stud le s

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture:

Transportation; Otility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences INRC; United Nations; World Ban)^;
lUCN; OSDA; »EC; COE; DOD; EPA; HOD; USDI;
NSP; DOT; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European; western; South
American (*167)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; .:■-
Highways; Parks, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, harbicides; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Development (GFNL) ; Reservolrs/«lams;
Canals/Channels; Water supply; Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FANTLIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(6); North Central(l); Northeast (S, M) ;
Southeast (3, M)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,1'^

<7>

Ahnad, Sam), 1903, PhD, 1969, Apnliefl Entomology,
20''-2U7- 1766

■Entomology and Econ. Zoology Dept.; Rutgers -
The State Dniversity; Georges Road; New
Brunswici:, NJ 08903, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Metabolism and mode of action of
pesticides in mammals and arthropods

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (2); Biochemistry (1) ;

Entomology ( 1) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
toxicology ( 1) ; Physioloq y (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Mode of action and

degradation of new acaricides/insecticides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Metabolism of pesticides
tv gypsy moth

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3S63)

IHPJ.rT ASSESSMENT EXPFRIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South

Central (2, K) ; Northeast ( 1. S) ; Middle
Atlantic(2); Asla(3); Europe, western ( 3. s, h)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,20

T»BLF. 1

(ALPHABETICAl LISTIKG)

<8>

»lden, Jon ".„ ^9U1, RS, t969t Aquatic Biology,
012-621-3130

Aquatic Ecology Associates; 5 iOO Centre Ave.;
Pttt^bnrqh, P» 15233, 0?

PfllBCIPAL KIElIJ: Effects af Inaosttial Discharges
Opon Bentiios Algae and Fishes

COBPETFHCE: Squatii, Ecology<1); Bacteriology (2) ;
Entoiology (21 : E^shery Blology(2>;
invironaentai Pollution ^1) ; llanology ( 1) ;
Electron K iccoscopy J21 ; Populs^tior;
Biology (2); Taxonony(2); Rater Resources
rtanaget^snt (1)

8XPERIEMCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : flanu f act aring ;
Otility; National Zani 6 Gravel Assoc.

BESEAKCH AC1I?ITT ORE: Effects cf heated
discharge apon aquatic life

SESEAPCH ACTIVITY TSO: Effects of paper Bill
discharge iipon aquatic life

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Bioassay and In stream
effects of chenical wastes

INTEREST IN WCIiKItlG WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l
Acsdeny of Sciences; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Governnent;
Canadian (1352)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
CsredCjinq, filling; Bafer qua! it" control;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation; Beated
Discharge; Dredging; Checical dastes

GEOGRAPHIC FARTLIARITY ^YEAKS): North

Central(3,H) ; Northeast (2, B) ; Middle
Stlantic(2,(1)

<10>

Allan, J. David, 19U5, PhD, 1971,
Zoology/Ecology, SOI-USH-Smo
Zoology Dept.; Unit, of Barylind; College
Park, HP 207U2, US

PSISCIPSL FIELD: Structure of aquatic

coBwunities: Distributional processes,
coapetitlon theory

COHPSTENCE: Aniial Ecology (1); Aquatic

Ecolot,? !1| ; Biostatisiics (':) ; Entomology (2) ;
Fis^9r7 1ioloqj-{3l ; FTircnmental
Pollution(2) ; Lisnology (1) ; Marine
BiologyCO; rceanographv (1) ; Flanv
^cology'3) : Population Biology(l);
Systenatics (3) ; Systeois Analysis (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : Civic action group;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Distributional ecology of
streaB tai.chic comiDunities

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Competition in cladocernas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Size st-i-itegies in
cladocerans

INTEREST IN HoRKXHG HITH: Private Sector; Local
governaent; Cc:"iservation or Sclecitiftc Group;
International Organizations; 'J.S. Federal
Government; Other governsents (2132)

IBPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCP: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAtllLIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Bountain (0.5,H) ; North Central (5, S) ; diddle
Atlantic(l); Central Amer ica (0. "lO; Cai.ala,
western (2)

AVATIABIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3: S,5

<9>

SlVer, Julius, 1 977 „ PhD, 1967, Geoloay,
70U-597-2293

Dept. of Geology and Geography; University of
North Carolina; Charlotte, NC 28213, OS

PRINCIPAL FiaiS; Environmenidl geology especially
related to genetic defects

CORPETSHCE: Ap.atottv (2) : B:i Jomoloqy (3) ;

Environmertal Pollution (1) ; Paleontology (1) ;
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology (3);

Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCS! (AS COilSOLTaNT) : County Or city

government; Civic action group: Conservation
group

RESEARCH ACTIVTTy ofT: Geological implications of
the HcGuire Nuclear Plant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hater pollution and
genetic defects

INTEREST IN WOSKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Mining; Local Government;
Conservation cr Scientific Group:
Intcrnit lonal Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, weitern ;11'53/

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2) ;
Northeast (1) ; Southeast (7, a)

<11>

Almand, James D., 19U0, MS, 1963, Wildlife
Warageaent, 20 2-313-832')
O.S. Dept. of Commerce MOAA-NHFS; 7';03
Hurillo; Springfield, VA 22151, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Oevelcplng n-.i carrying out
extension programs in wildlife and related
subjects

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; A jua ic

Ecrjlogy(3); Fishery Bloloqy(3): Fore3try(3);
Environmental Pollution (3) : ornitholoqy (3) ;
Pest Control(3!; Plsjit E-c;ioji(3J; Population
Bioloqy(3) ; Wildlife Hanaqement (1) ; Extension
Educ. (Wildlife e Fisheries) (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE); Rgricttlture; Utility;
County or city gc.ern-eri' iocal or regional
planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; United Nations;
Universities; USDA ; USDC

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Universities; O.S.
Federal Government (127)

GEOGRAPHIC FSHILIARIT'i (YSASS) : Middle
Atlantic(3); Southeast (f ,M)

AVAIS.ABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): No-, interested in
consultant work at this time

iTAIlJBHITY (Dt:3 ?E8 KONTH) : <i,1C; 3,7

<17>

TUBLE 1

KESPOSDESTS

(ALf MBETICUL LISTING)

<12>

Hlperln, Richard J., 19tt1, PhD, 1969, Biology,

Rni»al Biology; School of Vetetinary
tledicine; Dni»otsity o£ ?ear.syi»ania; 3800
Spruce Street; Philadelphia, PR I^IOtt, OS

PSIKCIPSL rrSlD: Subilccoscopic distribution of
nucleic acids in differentiating pjibryonic
systems and physiological embryology of

Tertebra tes

COHPETSHCE: Cytology Developmental Biology(l);
»nato!ty52); Physiology (2) ; Zoology
vertebrate (1>

ETPERISUCE (S^ CO"? tLTHITl : Cons tru'-t 1 rir ; roniitv
or city government; Local or regional
plaanlrq group; Professional society

RESEUBCH HCTIVITT OHE: College labor contracts
for teachers and paraprofessionals

5ESEI1BCH 4CTIVITT TUG: Nucleic acid distribution
in the developing chick heart

RESEARCa ACTIVITY THREE: metaplasia and nuclear
PTiclpi'? grids in moth ovary cells

INTEREST IN HORKING NITH; Agriculture; Otility;
The Nat'1 Academy of Sciences; International
organizations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
f;overnite- fs (3773)

GEOGRAPHIC ?ABILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (0 .";) ;
Riddle iitlantic (10) : central America(0. 1) ;
Europe, vestern(O.I)

AVATLABIITTT (DATS PER HONTH) : A, 3; S,30

<13>

\mhro?9. John D.. 19a3, SS, 1966, Botany,
607-273-61 B7

Genetics Dev. E Phys. ; Cornell Oniversity;
Plant Sci. Bldg.; Ithaca, NT IKSSO, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Comparative Anatomy of the
Bonocot y 1 ed on s

COrPBTENCP- ifespoiident lists 15 cr more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY CNE: Coipatative anatoay of the
aelanthindeae

BESEAKCR ACTIVITY TSO: Systfrjatic studies of
desaodlum

■iESRARCH ACTIVITY TRREi!: Primary productivity of
eelqrPis comiitunity

INTEREST IN WORKING NITH: Private Sector: Local
Govetr.isnt: Local or regional planning group;
Consiervetion or Sct«ntifi': Gro'p;
iRterneti^nal nr janizat ions; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Go'errment s (3386)

3E0GRAP11C EAKILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(2);
Northeast (») ; Blddle Atlantic (H) : Fawaii(l):
Asia (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEIl rOMTRj : A,1; S,5

<1l4->

Andersen, Aven H, , 193f, php, 1971, fisheries,
331-U5il-';6i41

Department of Fisheries; Natural Pesources
Institute; Oniversity of i^ryland; College
Park, NO 207U2, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biology and mana::ement of
ccmmercial mollusks and fish

COnPETEvCE: Anatomy(3); Animal ^cology(2):

Aguatic Friloqy(2) ; Biosta^ist ics (?) ; Fishery
Biology(l), Environpental Pollution (2) ;
Genetics(3); Liainology (3) ; Marine Biology(2);
OceanographY(2) ; rhysioloqy (3) ; Populiition
Biology (2); Reproductive biology (3); Water
Resources flanagemert (3) ; wildlife ,.,..

management (3)

FXPERIENCF («S EHPLriEE' t Transport: dtion ; State
qo»etn«ent; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Conservation group;
COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of Hurricane Agnes
on Chesapeake Bay

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biology of the qeoduck tlai

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: High Seas, Pacific
5almoi\ studies

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, western; "outh
American (S5'^\

IMPACT ASSESS1ENT EXPERIENCE: rhannelization ;
Pydroelectric power; Water guality control;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation; Industry
Pollution

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (fEARSI : Pacific
States (1 1,!1) ; Middle Atlantic(2);
Alaska(1,n); Canada, western

AVAItABILITY (DAYS PES MONTH): A,1; S,1

<15:

Anderson, Bertil G., ISOU, PhD, 1930, Zoology,

81U-86 5-76U9

Biology Dept. ; Pennsylvaia State University;

210 Life Sciences Bldg.; University Park, PA

16802, OS

'■OBPFTEHCE: Animal E-ology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecology(2); Fnvironiental Pollution ( 1) ;
Limnology (2) ; Physiology (2) ; Populition
Biology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : ranuf ac tur inq ; State
government; EP«; DSDI; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVI^J ONE; Bioassay Using daphnla ar
test organi.^m

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; W.5. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1617)

IMFSCT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAtS) : North
Central(2?): Hiddle Atlantic(2')

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER HONTH) : A, 30; S,30

<16>

TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<16>

Andrews, Jay D. , 1916, PhD, 1907, Aquatic
Biology, 703-6U2-2111

Halacoloqy; Virginia Institute Harine
Science: Gloucester Point, VA 23062, DS

PBINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of Estuarine Aninals,

Especially Diseases and Parasites of shellfish

COHPETEHCE: Ani»al Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecology(H; Fishery Biology(l); Genetics (3);
Li»nology (3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
oceanography (3) ; Parasitology (3) ; Pest
Control(3); Plant Ecology(3); Population
Biology (1) ; Taxonomy (3)

EXPEBIESCE (AS EdPLOYEE) : State government;
Professional society

EKPERIEMCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; COE; NSF; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Diseases of oysters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Fouling organisms in

estuarines-ef fects of hurricane Agnes flood

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of pelagic
larvae of Bollusks in estuaries

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; COE; EPA (3936)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling;
Ploo^ control; Fish F, Hildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PAMIIIARITY (YEARS): North Central(U);
Southeast (26, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<17>

Andrews, Salph, 1926, HS, 1952, Wildlife
Manageaent, 301-776-0880

O.S. Dppt . of Interior; Patuxent wildlife
Research Center; Rt. 197; Laurel, MD 20810,
ns

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Waterfowl and wetland ecology

COHPETEN'E: Agricultural Science (3) ; Animal
Behavior (3) ; Animal Ecology(2); Aguatic
Ecology(2); Fishery Biology(3); Environmental
Pollution ( 3) ; Horticulture (3) ; L iranology (3) ;
Ornit 'iolcgy f 2) ; Plant Ecology (2) ;
Taxonomy (3); Water Resources Management (3) ;
wildlife Management (1)

EXPEE'F^iCE (AS V1PL0YEE): State government;
Interior

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): County or city

go«'ernment: Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: lead poisoning in waterfowl

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Canvasback duck

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Louisiana wetlands

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (052)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Highways; Parks, recreational facilities;
Dredging, filling; le7<;p«!/dlVes:
Canals/Channels; Fish e wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocliy

Mountain (2); North Central (2) ; South
Central (5, M) ; Nort heast ( 2, B) ; Middle
Atlantic (7, H) ; Southeast (3)

<1B>

Anthony, Vaughn C, 1937, PhD, 1972, Fisheries,
207-633-2222

National Mar. Fish Service; National Oceanic
and Atmospheric AD; Nowell Road; Boothbay, ME
' 00537, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Dynamics of Marine
Fish Populations

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDC;
DSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; Sta^e goverpffent;
Conservation group; I.C.H.A.F., I.C.E.S.;
Canadian; European, western; European, eastern

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Management of Northwest
Atlantic Herring stocks

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: State-federal lobster
management plan - IT states

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Maximizing lobster yields

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (1501)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hater Resource

Development (Genl) ; Dredging, filling; Pish G
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (7. 5); North Central (11;
Northeast (9, H) ; Alaska (0.5) ; Canad»,
eastern (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHXBETICAL LISTING)

<19>

Arey, Sylvia Ann, 19Ufi, ns, 1071, Zoology and
Fducation, 919-791-6U32

Biologist and Editor; Coastal Plains Center
for narine Development Serv. ; 1518 Harbour
Drive; Hilmington, NC 28U01, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Two areas: (1) Environmental
education with emphasis on population
education and (2) Information processing

COHPETENCE: Environmental Pollution(3) ;
limnology (3) ; Barine Biology (2);
Oceanography (3) ; Plant Ecology (3) ; Population
Biology(l); Science Informaticn Processing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
DSDC; COE; EPA; DSDI; Asian; Canadian;
European, western; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population aspects of
environmental education

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: The Harine Newsletter

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Directory of personnel
of the Coastal plains Region

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; Onited Nations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1(120)

GEOGRAPHIC FANILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(1):
Southeast (3,!!)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 5; S,5

<20>

Arguris, Thomas S., 1923, PhD, 1953, Biology -
Cytology, 315-tt73-U750

Dept. of Pathology; Dpstate Bedical Center,
SONY; 766 Irving Ave.; Syracuse, NY 13210, DS

PRIHCIPAl FIELD: Hechanisms Controlling Organ
Growth in nammals

COMPETENCE: Biochemistry (2) ; Histology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Mechanism of drug induced
liver growth

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Damage induced growth -
radiation, chemical, mechanical

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Chemical areinogenesis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; nnited Nations; World Bank; O.S.
Federal Government; OSDA; DOD; EPA; HEW; HOD;
NSF; Central American; Canadian; European,
western; South American (1508)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 17)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEB MONTH) : Uncertain

<21->

Arnold, Dean E. , 1939, PhD, 1969, Limnology,
8m-86 5-6592

Biology Dept. -Fish Unit; Pennsylvania State
Oniversity; 208 Life Science T; Oniversity
Parle, PA 16802, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of aquatic habitats,
their inhabitants, and their management

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aiuatic

Fcology(l) ; Fishery Bioloqy(l) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (1) ; Marine
Biology (2); Oceanography (2) ; Water Resources
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Construction; Mining;
Otility; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Predictive modeling and
monitoring of a bay

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of power plant
condenser passage

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Basline inventory of
Lake Michigan elements

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences: U.S. FEderal
Government; Canadian (377tj)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Housing Construction

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central (3, M) ; Northeast (7) ; Middle
Atlantic(l); Caribbean(l)

T»BLE 1 - SESPOSDENTS

(RLPHABETICSL IISTIHG)

<22>

»ron, Hilllam T., 1930, PhD, 1960,

Fisheries/Oceanography, 202-9 67-';i 61
NO&A, Dept. of Comerce; Hashlngton, DC
20230, OS

PRINCIPH FIELD: Plankton 6 Neltton Sampling,
Sampling Instruaentat Ion Sduinisttation

COHPETENCE; Rni»al Ecology(l) ; Aquatic

Ecology (1); Fishery Biology (1); Enyironsental
Pollotlon (2) ; Genetics(2); Linnology (3) ;
Harine Blology(l); Oceanography{1) ;
Population Biology(2); Systenatics (2) ;
Taitonouy (2) ; Hater Resources Hanageaent (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPIOYEE) ;
goTernment; OSDC

(lanufacturing; State

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Hanuf acturing ; Onited
Nations; DOD; NSF; AID; Asian; African;
European, eastern; European, western

RESEARCH iCTIVITT ONE: Bole of Suez Canal as
pathway for dispersal between Red Sea and
Hediterranean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Ocean Acre Studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Study of influence of
towing speed on catch

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governnent ; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (150S)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Energy conversion/production;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion: Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes; Coastal
protect ion /jet ties: Canals/Channels;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Irrigation; Water supply; Water
quality control; shoreline protection; Fish &
Wildlife conservation

<23>

Axtell, Richard C. , 1932, PhD, 1952, Entomology,
919-75 ■;-2e32

Dept. of Entomology; North Carolina State
Oniverslty; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Insect Pest Hanagement, Biting
Flies, Bosquitoes, Filth Flies, Coastal

Hanagement

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Entomology (1) ;
Parasitology(2) ; Pest Control(l); Population
Biology(3); Veterinary Science(2); Water
Resources Hanagement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; state government; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pest management in coastal
and estuarine areas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biology and control of eye
gnats

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Integrated control of
the house fly

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (659)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS); Northeast (5) ;

Middle Atlantic(2) ; Southeast ( 10 , M) ; Asia(1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<2U->

Baer, Lawrence J., 19U9, BS, 1971, Oceanography,

703-58 8-2157

Institute of Oceanography; Old Dominion

Oniverslty; 105U U7th St.; Morfolk, VA

23503, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Investigation of Fish Habits and
Reactions

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

StateE(15,H) ; Middle Atlantic(7); Alaska (H);
Europe, eastern (M)

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3) ; Aquatic

Ecology(3); Environmental Pollution (2) ;
limnology (3) ; Marine Bioloqy(3);
Oceanography (2) ; Wetland Classification (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otillty; County or
city government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Feeding of fish in Back
Bay refuge in Virginia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal pollution in Tampa
Bay in Florida

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH; International

Organizations; Onited Nations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3899)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (1,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,0

mBLF 1 - RFSPONDENTS

(ALPHXBE'ICM, IISTIHG)

<25>

Baier, Fodger »., 1930, PhD, 1971, 919-738-2111
Chenistry Oept. ; DuKe Iniversity Marine
laboratory; Bpaafort, NC 28516, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: •''hernodynaB ics and kinetics

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Eiochemistry (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (1) ; narine

Biology'^); Oceanography (1) ; Systeis
Analysis (2) "--

BltPEFIEHrP (AS EHPIOTEE) : >ianuf acturing

SBSEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Air pucif icat ion

HESEJRCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trace metals in l»ke
Sashingtoi

SESEAFCR ACTIVITY TFtEE: Lead ir. coastal waters

ir)TEP!vST IK MOSKTSG dlTH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S, federal Goveronent; other Governments

ni62!

IMPACT ISSESSKENT >;XPEETPNCE: Hatej: Resource
Developnent (genl"

CEOGPAPFIC ?*!■■; '-IBSTTY (VPAPS) : "aciflc

States (1 SI ; Middle »tlar tic( •'I ; Central
Anetici (0.25) ; ,anada, vesterr (0. 2) : South
• iserlca (0.1)

AVAIi-ABILxT? iOAIS PES BONTa) : ' , <

<26->

Uall-y, Bandy S., 195'', BS, 1972, Fisheries,
703-951-i4',"5

Fisheries 8 Sildlife; Virginia Polytechnic
Institute; Bt 3 BoT 203; Blacksbutg, VA

2iiofi, rs

PSIMCTPAl FIELD: Fieshwcter Fisheries
Manage»eent-in Hnrth America

COHPETESCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Biochemistry (3) ;
Biostatistics(3) ; Porestry(3); Limnology (2) ;
Soil Science (31; Systematics (3) ; Hater
Resources M^. ragement f 2> ; wildlife
Manageme 't ( 1)

EXPESIEHCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture;

Construction; State government; BSDA; D"DI

SESTARCH ACTIVITY OUE: Clinch River Survey

ISTEREET !>•" W0"^'!1MG s'TH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation group; Professionl
society; The Institute of Ecology; The l^at'l
Academy of Scifences; Onited Nations: O.S.
Federal Government; other Governments (3906)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pish r. Wildlife
conservation

GBOGBAPHIC PAMIIIARITT (YEARS): Southeast (1 , M)

ATAIIABIIITY (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 2-3; S,5-7

<27>

Bailie, Richard c, 1928, PhD, 1965, Chemical
Engineering, 30U-293-2U80

Dept. Chemical Engineering; Nest Virginia
Oniversity; Morgantown, NV 26506, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Resource Recycling

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (2) ; Systems
Analysis(3); Bater Resources Management (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Conversion of vaste to
fuel gas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TNO: Environmental impact
statement DVC Lig. Sot.

INTEREST IN NORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (19U9)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
c en version/ product ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (6) ;
North Central (2); South Central. '•"■ "".■>-
Atlantic (2)

AVAIIABIIITY (PAYS PER MONTH): A,": "^,10

<28>

Baker, Alan L. , 1939, PhD, 1973, Ecology,
503-86 2-2060

Botany; Oniversity of New Hampshire; Main
St.; Durham, NB 03820, "S

PKI'ICIPAL FIELD: Distribution of phytoplarktor. in
stratified lakes

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(2); Liinology (2) ;
Phycology(l) ; Plant Ecology(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : ntility

RE";EARCK ACTIVITY ONE: Stratification of
photoplankton populations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Chlorination effect of
photosynthesis

INTEREST m WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3039)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(7,M) ; Northeast(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,20

T«BLE 1 - BESPOSDEHTS

(iLPH»BEriC»l tlSTIHG)

<29>

<29>

Siker, a. Dor.aia, 1929, SS, 19S7, Hiiailfe
Conservation, 919-829-3633

DiTlsion o£ Island Fisheries; North Carolina
tiiaiife Resources Co«sission; 32S H
Salisbnrr St.; Baleigh, MC 27611, OS

?BI!lCTPi!. PTEIT: Sdiinisterinq fishery research
and Banageaent programs

COBPETESCE: Itniial Ecology (3); ilqoatic

Ecology(1J; Fishery Biology(l); Environnental
Pollution (3) ; lionologyO); Orr.ithology (3) ;
Plant EcologT(3); Bster Fssources
nanagesent (3) ; Hildlife Hanageoent (3)

BIPEHIEKCB (iS EBPIOTEE) : State gQ»ern»ent

5TPESIEHCE OS CONSOLTABTl : County or city

governnent; Local or regional planning group

SESEJSCa »CTIVITT OS?: Directing »llstate
Freshwater Research & Hanageient

IKTESEST IS BORKISG HITH: local GoTcrnment;
conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Governnent (U59)

I«P»CT iSSESSSEHT EXPEBIEHCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Energy conTersion/production;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; later
Resource Developient (GSHL) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; BeserToirs/Dass;
Levees/dikes; Canals/Channels; Waters*- 3d,
forest, range; Beservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Water supply; Water quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish & Wildlife
conserration

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS): Southeast ( 1 5, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES HOHTH) : A,?; S,?

<31>

Banks, Oneil H., 1930, PhP, 1956, Zoology,
617-702-3000

Air ijualtiy 5 Industrial lygiene; Anderson -
"lichold 6 Co., Inc.; 150 Causeway St.;
Boston, 8A 02110, OS

PRIHCIPAl FIELD: Determination of enwironiental
pollutants and ewalaation of health effects

COHPETEUCE: Ani»al Ecology (2) : Aquatic

Ecology(2): Pacteriology (2) ; Biocheiistry (1) ;
Fishery Biology (2); Fn»ironiiental
Pollution(l) ; Genetics (2) ; Tnunology (2) ;
Sarine Biology(2); Physiclogy (1)

EXPESIENCE (AS EHPLOIEEl : Manufacturing;
Professional society; AEC

EJPEBIEMCE (AS COkSULTAHT) : Banuf acturing;
Transportation; Utility; Couaty or cilj
governaent; Professional society; BEW

RESEARCH ACTITITI OSE: 3et erai-.>.ti or. .Df eiissicuE
froa Frailnghaa plant

RESEARCH A':TI»T''r "WO: Deter*'. na-ior. if health
and safety hazards

HESEABCH ACTIVITY THREE: Biodegradat ion and
aquatic toxicology, product

IMTEBEST m WORKTSG WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governaent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations: fJ.S. Federal
Governaent (1962)

IHFACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Highways; water
guality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States (2); Southwest (6) ; Worth Central (5) ;
northeast (9)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER RONTH) : A, 20-25; S, 20-25

<30>

Baniecki, John F., 1938, PhD, 1969, Plant

Pathology, 300-293-3912

Plant Pathology - Plant Science; Best

Virginia Dniversity; 010 Brooks Hall Bain

Caapns; Borgantown, wv 26505, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Field Testing of Fungicides and
Insecticides and Recoaaendat ion of Their Osage

COHPETEBCE: AgriCQltaral Science(l);

EntOBology (2) ; Sycolo9y(1); Plant Pathology(l)

EIPEBI8MCE (AS BHPLOTEE) : State governaent; OSDA

t.TPERIEJICE (AS COHSOITABT) : County or city
governaent

IHTEBESI IH WOBKIHG »ITH: Agriculture;

Eaaaracturing; Local Governaent; County or
city governaent; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; D.s.
Federal Governaent; other Govemaents (3706)

<32>

Banks, Richard C, 1931, PhO, Zoology,
202-381-5161

Elrd and Baaaal Laboratories; Bureau of Sport
Fisheries and wildlife; lational Ruseua of
Sataral History; Washington, DC 20560, OS

PRTNCIPAL FIELD: Systeaatics, distribution, and
life history of vertebrates, esp. birds and
naaaals

C0BPETE1CE: Aniaal Ecology (3) ; Orp itholoqy (2) ;
Systeaatics (1) ; TaxonoKy(^>; Wildlife
Hanageaent (3)

EXPEBIEHCE (AS EBPIOYEE) : DSDI

RESEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Compilation of wildlife
iaported in OS

RESEABCH ACTIVITY TWO: Systmatics of enlangered
species

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (TEARS): Southwest (3, B) ;
Northeast (0) ; Riddle Atlantic (3, B)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Syateaatics or tlfiaaous

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Governaent; O.S.
Federal Governaent; other Governaents (2003)

GEOGBAPHIC FABIIIARITT (YEARS) : Pacific
States (5, H); Biddle At:lartic{6)

TUBLE 1 - RESPOHDEUTS

(M.PHAB'ETICAL LISTING)

10

Banks, Roger L., 19iH, US, 1970, dUdllfe
Science, 919-155-11520

D S Pish 6 Sildlife Service; Bureau Sport
Fisheries and wildlife; 310 New Bern Ave.;
Raleigh, »C 27601, OS

PRISCIPAl FIELD: Wildlife Ecological Studies

COMPETENCE: initial Ecology(2); Aguatlc

Ecology(3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Range Science (3) ; Reproductive
Biology(3); Hildlife Hanagement (1)

EXPERIENCE (dS EHPLOTEE) : OSCI

ETPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; OSDA;
AEC; COE; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological study of desert

quail
RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Water resource management

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group; U.S.
Federal f^overnment (1363)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Soil erosion;
Taillnas, spoils disposal; water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Resenvoirs/Dams;
LPvees/dikes; Coastal protection/jetties;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Navigation; Flood control; Shoreline
protection; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (3, M) ;
Southeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,8

Barans, Charles A., 1902, PhD, 1972, Zoology,
91U-737-30ei

Behavior Physiology Dept.: Texas Instruments,
Inc.; P.O. Boi 237; Buchanan, NY 10511, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuarine fish biology and
ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Animal

Ecology(2); Aquatic Ecology(l) ; Fishery
Biology(l): Environmental Pollution (2) ;
llmnology(3); Marine Biology (2); Population
Biology (3)

EIPEEIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; USDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Utility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Distribution, age and
ecology of spotted hake

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Temperature selection of
fish from Lake Erie

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of thermal
discharges on Hudson fish

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government;Conservation or Scientitic Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1U17)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water Resource
Development (genl) : Fish 6 wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(3,M) ; Northeast (1) ; Middle
Atlantic (3,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<3u>

Banta. William C, 19«1, PhD, 1969, Biology,

202-686-2176

Biology Department; The American University;

Washington, DC 20016, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology, taxonomy and morphology
of bryozoa

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic
Ecology(l); Marine Biology(l);
oceanography (3) ; Paleontology (2) ; Taxonomy(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT); Conservation group; CC

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Colony grovth of common
fouling bryozoan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Bryozoa of Ne« England

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Bryozoa of Panama Canal
Region

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1321)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 8 Wildlife
conservation; Fouling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(25,M) ; Middle Atlantic (3, H) ; Costa Rica

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U*; S,30

Barash, David P., 19U6, PhD, 1970, Zoology,
607-tt31-3703

Biology Department; State Univ. College; 7U
Elm St.; Oneonta, NY 13820, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Social behavior of vertebrates

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavlor(l); Animal

Ecology(l); Anthropology (3) ; Environmental
Pollutlon(3) ; Genetlcs(3); Ornithology (3) ;
topulatlon Biology (3); Reproductive
Blology(3) ; Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULT ANT) : USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Social behavior of marmots

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Human ethology

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: The Institute of

Ecology(TIE) ; The Nafl Academy of Sciences;
United Nations; World Bank; lUCN; U.S.
Federal Government; USDA; AEC; USDC; CC; COE;
DOD; EPA; HEW; HDD; USDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT;
other Governments (1985)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish (■ Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States ('i,H) ; Northeast (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

TABLE 1 - RSSPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

11

<31>

Barber, Saul B., 1920, PhD, 1951, Zoology,
215-691-TOOO

Biology Dept.; Lehlqh Dniverslty; Bethlehem,
PA 18015, as

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Comparative neurobiology
especially invertebrate sense organs

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (3); Physiology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Neurophysiology and animal
behavior

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TNO: Mechanisms of insect flight

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Internation Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (589)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 12 ,M) ;
Middle Atlantic (16, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 5; S,20

<38>

Bardarilt, Daniel G. , 1926, PhD, 1961, Ecology,

U12-621-3130

Aquatic Ecology Associates; 5100 Centre Ave. ;

Pittsburgh, PA 15232, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Effects of pollution on the
aquatic ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology(2): Aquatic Ecology(l); Fishery
Piology(2); Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Limnology(3) ; Bioassay(2) ; Taxonomy(2) ; Hater
Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State Government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction;
Manufacturing: Mining; Otillty

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Thermal pollution effects
on aquatic life

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of turbidity and
siltation on aquatic life

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of paper mill
wastes on aquatic life

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Orqanizatlons; 0,S. Federal
Government; other Governments (139)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways;

Pesticides, herbicides; Tailings, spoils
disposal; channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Hydroelectric power; Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3);
Northeast (17, M)

<39>

Barlow, John P., 1918, PhD, 1953, Biology,
607-256-UUU7

Ecology & Systeaatics; Cornell Oniversity;
227 Langmuir Labs; Ithaca, NY 1«850, OS

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology (3) ; Marine
Eiology(2); Oceanography (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Utility; State
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Succession in limnetic
phytoplankton

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Grazing by estuarine
zooplanltton

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (177ii)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (1): Southwest (3) ; Northeast (3, M) ;
Europe, western(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 2; S,5

<U0>

Barnett, L. Bruce, 1935, PhD, 1968, Zoology,

112-627-8191

Dept. of Biology; waynesburg College;

Waynesburg, PA 15370, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Vertebrate Adaptations to
Temperature Extremes

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (1); Agnatic

Ecology(2) ; Ornithology (2) ; TaTonomy(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Acclimatization of Hs
sparrow to cold

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (1271)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (0.5); Roclty Mountain (2) ; North
Central(U,M) ; Middle Atlantic(U); Europe,
western (0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 22; S,22

TABLE 1 - RESPOSBENTS

(AtPHUBETICAl, LISTIhG)

12

<tt1>

Barton, Janes D. , Jr., 1924, PhD, 1956, Plant

Ecology. 607-871-2137

Provost; Alfred Oniversity; P.O. Box 1106;

Alfred, NT 1«802, OS

PRIHCIPAL FIELD; Forest Ecology Sampling Wethods,
Statistical Studies, Alpine, Arctic, and Wood
Plant Identification

COHPETBNCE: Aniaal Ecology(2); Forestry(2);
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology(3); Plant
Ecology(l); Soil Science (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSOLTANT) : Agriculture; County
or city goTernoent; state government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Vegetation map Southampton
NT from air photos

INTEREST IN RORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; COE; OSCI; NSF (3206)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS): North
Central(5,M) ; Northeast (10)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,ll

<U2>

Bates, Pavia M., PhD, 1963, Botany

Bailey Hcrtorium; Cornell nniversity; Ithaca,

NT 11850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systematius of Flowering Plants
- wild and Cutlivated

COMPETENCE: Anthropology ( 3) ; Horticulttre (2) ;

Ornithology (3) ; Plant Ecology (3); Population
Biology (2); Reproductive Biology (3);
Systematics (1) : Taxonomy(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Taionomic studies of
cultivated plants

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (177"^)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific
States(3) ; Southwest (0. 5) ; Middle
Atlantic(7); Central America (1); Europe,
western (1)

AVRTLABIIITT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research associate

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Research officer - Pun-fab
Agrlc. Dniv. India

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Research Ali^ali Bee
Management

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (3901)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS) : Roclty

Mountain (0. 5, H) : North Central (7, M) ;
Northeast (1) ; Middle Atlantic (5, M) ; Asia (2, H)

AVAILABIIITT (DATS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

<ltU>

Batts, Billy S., 193U, PhD, 1970, Zoology,

703-39 2-5S92

Natural Sciences; Longwood College;

Farmville, VA 23901, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Life history of fishes; sexual
maturity; fecundity; aging sex ratios

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Aguatic

Ecology(3); Fishery Biology(2); Marine
Biology (3); Oceanography (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Life history of skiplack
tuna

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; State government; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; Dnited Nations;
COE; EPA; HOD (835)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (YEARS) : Pacific
States(5,M); Middle Atlantic (11 , M)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

<U5>

Baum, Bernard, 1921, PhD, 1950, Physical

Chemistry, 203-719-6371

Materials Research t Development; DeBell B

Richardson, Inc.; Water Street; Enfield, CT

06082, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Solid waste disposal, air
pollution, plastics

COMPETENCE: Solid waste disposal (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Manufacturing;
Professional society; OSDI

<lt3>

Batra, Suzanne W.T. , 193', PhD, 1961, Entomology,
301-171-0091

President; Cornucopia Products, Ltd.: 2-Q
Plateau Place; <;reenbelt, MD 20770, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology - Insect and Animal
Behavior, Symbiosis, Insect Management,
Biological Control

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : OSDA; Asian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Agriculture; Civic
action group: OSDA; AID; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Studies on solid waste
disposal and incinerator corrosion

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing;
Mining; Transportation; Otllity; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (1560)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water guality
control; Solid waste

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (22 , H)

T»BLE I - 8eSP0li[J2t)?S

(ALPHiBETICAl LISTINi;)

13

<it6>

C»6>

Bay, Ernest C, 1929, PhD, 15d0, Entomology,
30 1-«5a-38»3

Entoaologj Departaent; TIiilTetsity of
naryland; College Park, HD 207U2, OS

PSIHCIPAL ?IE1D: Biological control of aquatic
insect pests, nosqnitoes, chirononlds

COdPETEMCE: Aquatic Ecology (2) ; Entonology (1) ;
Pest Control (3)

EXPERIENCE (»■; CCHSDtTSHTit Construction local
or regional planning group; Onited Nations

FESEeSCR ACTIVITY ONE: W.fl.O. consultant Bosquito
control by fish Attica

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: U.H.O. consultant mosquito
control by fish Asia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Biological control of
aquatic nuisance diptera

INTEREST III WORKING WITH: Construction; Local or
regional planning group; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; OSDA; COE; EPA; NSF; Other
Governments (170)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Reservoirs/Dams: Artificial lakes

GEOGRAPHIC PAHIllARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States{12,H) ; Northeast (tt, B) ; Middle
Atlantic (3)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 1-3; S,tt-5

<I18>

Beal, Kenneth L., .9a2, HA, I96'J, Marine Biology,

301-96 2-2558

Environmental Resource Br; nsi r -srcs of

Engineers Baltimore District; P.O. Box 1715;

Baltimore, MD 21203, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Macirit ?ishdrifis Biology;

Aqe-Gro«th, Ufa Histories; Envlronsdntil
Impact Statements

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2) ; Fishery

Biology(l); Forestry(3); Limnoloqy (3) ; Marine
Biology ( 1) ; Oceanography (1) ; wildlife
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Construction; State
government; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental impact

statement, Wyoming Valley, Susquehana River,
?A

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: EIS aaintenance dredging
St. Catherine SD, Potomoc River, MD

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction: utility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Or.jaiii:,it lens; 0. $.
Federal Government; Other Governments (3937)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; 9ater
Resource Development (Genl) ; Water Resource
Development (genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams;
levees/dikes; Coastal protection/ jetties;
Canals/Channels; Navigation; Flood control;
Shoreline protection: Fish S Wildlife
conservation

<ii7>

Bayless, Laurence E., 1938, PhD, 1966, Biology,

30U-38U-3115

Dept. of Biology; Concord College; Athens, BV

2«712, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Ecology of sympatric Species
Amphibians

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Biostatist Ics (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Rerpetology ( 1) ;

Population Elology(2l ; Systematics (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Comparative ecology of
sympatric cricket frogs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Sew turtle for West
Virginia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Comparative herpetology
of 2 farm ponds

INTEREST IN WOFKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (186U)

IMPACT ASSE-SMENT EUPgSIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish 8 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS)- Northeast (7 , Ml ;
Southeast (5,M)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : (llddle
Atlantic (7, M)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 6; S,6

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6-8; S,31

TIBIE 1 - BESPOHOEIITS

(HLPHABETICH. LISTIHGl

Been. Sianey L.. 1935, PhD, 1350, Biology,
611-285-7723

Department of Biology; Hheaton College;
Morton, NH 02766, OS

PSINCIPXt FIELD: Defects o£ aa*elop»ent -
environiientally inauced anS inheritea

CORPETENCE: Jnatomy (2) : Anloal Behavlor(2);
Rnimal Husbandry (1) ; Biostatistics (3) ;
Genetics (1); Rnlinal Development (1) ;
Physiology H; ; Population Biology(3<;
Bpproauctive Biology(2); Teratology (1)

EXPERIENCE (»S COHSDLTHIT) : HE«

BESEHRCn iCTiVITI OSE: Selected response to a
teratogen In mice

SESEUHCR ACTIVITY TBO: Mechanism of Trypan Blue
Teratogenesis

BESEARCH ACTIVITt THREE: Snlmal Bodcl system for
2,a,5,T Teratology testing

IKTEBEST IS WORKING SITH: State government;

Professional society; The National Academy of
sciences INRC; Onite^ Nations; U.S. Federal
Gr^ternnent; Canadian; European, vestecn
(1015)

GEOGRAPHIC FRMIllARITY (TEARS): North
Central(8,H) ; Sooth central(2):
Northeast (7,11) : Europe, western(1,«)

AVAIIABIIITT (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 3-5; S,30

<50> .„,,

BecVers, Jr., Charles v., 19U3, HS, 1971,

oceanography, U01-8U7-8000

Ocean and Environ. Service; Raytheon Co.;

Sobmarine signal Oiv.; P.O. Box 360;

Portssouth, BI 02871, OS

PRINCIPAL riEI.D; Application of systems analysis
technoloqy to envlrrnmental and natural
sysceic??

COMPETENCE: Enviionmen* al Pollution ( 1) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (3);
Oceanography (1) ; systems Analysis(l); Hater

ReSOurCtiE w j i.&CtAf nl (2)

EIPEBIENCE (AS CONSBLTANf) : Utility; State
governaenti DOD; Z^t

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Quantitative methods for
water dual monitor design

RESEiRCH ACTIl'Iti THO: liavy anvironmental
protection data base

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Beaver River modeling
project

INTEREST IN HOHKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Hanuf acturing; Mining;

Transportation; Utility; local Government;

fna InsvUita oi Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l
Academy of "-ciences INRC; tjnlted Nations;
World Bank; lOCH; CSDH; AEC; HBDC, COS; DOD;
EPA: HEW; HOD; nSBI; NSF; OST: AID; DOT;
Other Governments (321)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6, H) ;
Middle Atlantic (M); North Central (H)

JUAILABIl-I-tl (DAYS f£B ilONTH) : A, 20; S,20

<51>

Behllng, Robert E. , 1911, PhD, 1971, Geology,
30U-293-5603 .

Dept. of Geology and Geography; West Virginia
Dniversity: White Hall; Morg^ntown, WV
26506. «■?

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analysis of cheaicai-physical
iiisatheiing systems in cold climates

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2); Geology (1); Soil
Science (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Aggregate quality judgment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Physical-Chemical
seathering in Antarctica

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
Government; conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (19U1)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highvais

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): 3.--lth

Central (11, M) ; Northeast (M) ; Alaska (M);
Antacctica (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAIS PER MONTH): A,S; S,30

Bell, C.R., 1921, PhD, 1953. Botany, 919-933-5077
Botany; North Carolina Botanical Garden;
CjV.«r Hall, Dniversity of NortV, Carolina;
Chapel Hill, NC 275m, OS

OOHPETENrF: sys tepatics ( 1) ; Taxonomy(l);
Evolution 6 Adaptation (1)

EXPERTENCF (AS COdSOLTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
Stits ciove^tiuant; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE': Natural, areas advisory
council

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State go«jr.-iaent ; Civic action group:
Conservation group; Professional society:
COE; EPA; HEW (1895)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Reaervoics/De.iis; Fish C WiiQiife
conservation

GE0GS4PHIC FAHILIARITY (lEASS): Pacific
States (5) ; Southeast (15, H)

TABLE 1 - RESPONBENTS

(»LPH«BETTC»L LISTING)

<S5>

<53>

Bell, Hlchael v.. 19tt7, BS, 1970, Wildlife
I1aragement-2 36-57S«
Co. P Tlth Ht BN; »P0, HI 09026, OS

PR1SCIP«1 FIELD: Range and Wildlife Banagement

COBFETENCE: Agricultural Science f3) ; »natony(3);
Aniial Behavior (3); tninal Ecology (3) ;
Biostatisticsti) ; fishery Bioloqy(3);
Forestry (3) ; Fnvironnental pollution { 3) ;
Plant Fcolocy(3); Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology (2); Range science (2); Reproductive
Biology(3); Wildlife (lanagement (2)

ETPESIENCE (»S EMPLOYEE)-. State go»ernBent; OSDI

RESEARCH SCTIVITI ONE: Hurricane impact on quail
habi tat

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Habitat and bobuhite quail
production south Texas

INTEREST 111 WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Transportation;
Civic action group; conservation group;
Professional society; OSBA; COE; DOD; AID
(166a)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Eoclty
Moantain(2); Southuest (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,U

<5«>

Bellis, Vincent J., 1938, PhD, 1966, Botany,

919-758-6718 . ■ -

Biology Department: East Carolina Dniversity;

Greenville, NC 278314, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of algae

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(i); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology f 2) ; Marine
Biology (2| ; Plant Ecology (3) ; Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city

government; Civic action group; Conservation
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Benthic diatoms in
estuary, estuarine eplfauna

INTEREST IN SORKINC, WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of ecology (T1E> ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences 1>IRC; tJSDA; OSDC; COE; EPA; USDI;
NSF; Other Governments (130)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT K)!PERIENCE: Channelization;
Coastal protection/lettles; Watershed,
forest, range; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (8) ;
Canada, eastern (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5-6; S,30

<55>

Bender, Edward S., 1917, MS, 1971, Zoology,

301-67 1-2586

Aguatic Ecology Onit; Ecological Research

Section; Biomedical Laboratory; Edge»ood

Arsenal, MC 21010, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluate Pollution Effects on
Aquatic communities

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE)- USDA; DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS C0NS0LTAN7) : Civic action grcup;
DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environ monitoring pr-iqram
Idgewood Arsenal, MD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Installation -^^o^. ..»r t
Bedstone Arsenal, Al

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pcolect assess of PW
phosphorus Plant, EdqeKood

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local ^overnisnt;

Conservation or Scientific Group; USDA; CC ;
COE; DOD; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST; Other
Governments (tt09«)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture:
Airports; Energy conversion/production:
Pesticides, herbicides; Dredgins, filling;
Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sou t hwest (0. 25) ;

Northeast(C.5) : Middle Atlantic (1 , n) ;
Southeast (2,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,R

<56>

Bennett, Michael V.L., 1931, PhD, 1'357,

Physiology, 212-H30-2536

Dept, of Anatomy; Albert Einstein College of

Medicine; 1300 Morris Parii Ave.; Mew Yory, NY

inu51, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiology of Snyaptic
Transmission

COMPETENCE:. Anatooy (2) ; Biophysics ( 2) ; Marine ,
Biology(2) ; Physiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Civic action <jtoup.
HEW

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Physiology of electronic
functions , ,

INTEREST IN BORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O-S. feleral
Governaent ; Othes: Governments (i292)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nort neast ( 16) ;
Europe, western («)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S

RESPOHDEBTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<57>

Berkoff, Charles E. , 1932, PhD, 1959, Organic
Chemistry, 215-56U-2a00

Technology Assessnent; Smith Kline and French
Labs.; 1500 Spring Garden Street;
Philadelphia, PA 19101, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: nedicinal Chemistry

COHPETENCE: Biochem istry ( 3) ; Entoiiology(3) ; Pest
control (3)

FESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Chemistry S biochemistry
of insect hormones

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2920)

IMPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC PAdlLIARITy (YEARS) : Hiddle
Atlantic (10, H) ; Europe, western(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 1-2; S,1-2

<58>

Bernardin, Paul A., 1925, MS, 1966, Entomology,

U01-965-1000

Biology Dept,; Providence College; River

Ave.; Providence, RI 02918, OS

<59>

Biffar, Thomas A., 19UU, PhD, 1972, Marine

Biology, 703-U89-8000

Biology Department; old Dominion University;

NorfoDi, VA 23508, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systematics and ecology of
decapod crustaceans

COBPFTENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Aquatic

Ecology(2); Limnology (2) ; Marine Piology(l);
Oceanography (3) ; Population Biology (3);
Systematics(l) ; Taxono«y(1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Decapod faunal diversity
in spartina

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TVO: Faunal survey o£ potential
fill sites

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
COE; EPA; NSF; Central Anerican; South
American (1571)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(l) ; Southeast (7 , «)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A,U; S,15

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of insect populations
(especially of forest insects)

COHPETENCE: Animal BehaTior(3) ; Animal
Ecology(2); Aquatic Bcology(3);
Entomology (1) ; Forestry(2); limnology (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Pest Ccntrol (2) ; Plant
Ecology (3) ; Population Biology (2); Soil
Science (3); wildlife Management (3)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Transportation; Dtility; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian; South
American (1733)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North
Central(6, H) ; Northeast ( 12) ; Middle
Atlantic (II)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,0

<60>

Bikales, Norbert M., 192Q, PhO, liM, chemistry,

201-99 2-0030

Consulting Chemist; 8 Trafalgar Drive;

Livingston, NJ 07039, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Synthesis and applications of
polymers for water pollution control

COMPETENCE: Biochemist ry (2) ; Food Sciences (2) ;
Environmental Pollution ( 1) ; Water Pollution
Control (1); Soil Science (3) ; Water Resources
Management (3) : Environmental Chemistry (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction;

Manufacturing; Mining; Otility; Civic action
group; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; USDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Synthesis of flocculants
and polyelectrolytes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Development of collector
for oil spills

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Development of filters
for aerosols

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (3573)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water supply; Water
guality control; Chemical Aspects

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 20 , M) ;
Europe, western (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A,U; S,U

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ilPHXBETICAL IISTINGI

n

<61>

<f1>

Birchfieia, Larry J., 19ii7, BS, 1971, Fisheries,
9 10- 14113-2 2 37

Div. of Inland Fisheries; N. C. Wildlife
Resources CoDnission; 133 Douglas Street;
RocVy Hount, NC 27801, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fishery nanagement and fishery
biology as pertaining to sport fishery

COHPETENCE: Inatony (3) ; Arlnal Behavior (3) ;
Aninal Ecology(3); Aquatic Ecology(l);
Biostatlstics(3) ; Fishery Biology(1);
EnTironnental Pollution (3) ; I,imnolo<jy (2) ;
Reproducti7e Biology (3); Taxonomy (1); Hater
Resouces Managenent (2) : Wildlife nanagenent (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : State governBent

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Digestion in black crappie

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Predator tish
introductions in reservoirs

IPTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governnent ; Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; G.S. Federal
Governient; other Governments (502)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways;

Channelization; Reservoirs/Dams; Fish &
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (1) ;
North Central (1 ,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<62>

Birdsong, Ray S., 193S, PhD, 1969, Marine
Science, 7O3-U89-B000

Biology; old Dominion Oniversity; Hampton
Blvd.; Norfoll!, VA 23'i08, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and Systematics of Fishes

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Fishery

Biology (2); Limnology (2) ; Marine Biology (1);
Oceanography (2) ; Systematics (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDI; NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Construction: County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government: Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; Onited Nations; COE; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biological survey of Salem
Church Dam site

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological impact of
Gathright Bam

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Site location for
Hampton Roads spoil ba nV

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; International Organizations;
O.S. Federal Government; Asian; African;
Central American; South American (1099)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dilces;
Canals/Charni?ls; Reservoir releases; Water
quality control; shoreline protection; Fish 6
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle

Atlantic {5, M) ; Sou theast (5 ,M) ; Central
America (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<63>

Bishop, John W., 1938, PhD, 1966, Oceanography,
703-285-6382

Biology Department; Oniversity of Richmond;
Richmond, VA 23173, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plankton ecology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Biostatist ics(3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Population
Biology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;
Manufacturing; Mining; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Onited Nations; OSDA; AEC; OSDC; EPA; HEW;
HOD; Asian; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Thermal pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Model of algal production

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: otility; Civic action
group; COE; OSDI; NSF (32)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (1/2); Southwest (1/2) ; Northeast (U) ;
Middle Atlantic(9)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,30

<6'i>

TUBLE 1 - RESPOHDENTS

(ALPH»BETIC\L LISTISG)

19

<60>

Blackshaw, G. Lansing, 1936, PhD, 1966, Naclear

"Engineering, 30U-293-2615

Dept. Chealcal Engineering; Rest Virginia

Dniversity; Engineering Sciences Bldg.;

Morgantoui), nv 26506, OS

PamciPXL FIELD: Analysis of reverse osmosis
purification of acid nine drainage

COHPETESCE: Che«ical Engineering (2)

RESBA8C1 ACTIVITY ONE: Purification of acid nine
drainage by neatralosis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Development of wood
plastic technology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Investigation of pulsed
neutron techniques

INTEREST III BORKIHG SITR: Hining; Local

Governnent; Conservation group; Onited
Nations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (19U7)

IMPACT ASSESSMEIIT EXPERIENCE: Mater guality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(2) ; Northeast (7,11) ; Scutheast(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES BONTH) : A, 5; 3,10

<66>

Blumeling, Charles III, 1935, MSCE, 1970, Civil 6
i?nvironftiental Engineering, 201-385-6373
Professional Engineer; UU E. Broad Street;
Bergenfield, NJ 07621, US

PRIVCIPAl FIELD: Research to Determine

Environmental Probleas, Prolect Design to
Solve Problems

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Environmental

Pollution(2) ; Hater Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government; State goveinment

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction;
Transportation; Utility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group; COE;
HE»; HUD; DOT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cupsaw lake flood control
jcoject

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Rarltan center dredging
project

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Round valley reservoir
construction project

INTEREST IN WORKING tllTH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (U093)

<65>

Blem, Charles R., 19«3, PhD, 1969, Zoology,
703-770-7231

Dept. of Biology; Virginia Commonvealth
Dniversity; 816 Park Ave.; Richmond, VA
23220, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Vertebrate physiological ecology
and populations

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2): Biostatistics (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Ornithology (1) ;
Physiology (3) ; Systematics (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Utility; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; "itate government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: House sparrow energetics
and distribution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: Effects of air pollution
on small mammals

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Energetics of passerine
nestlings

INTEREST IN SOBKING WITH: Private Sector: Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (116tt)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North
Central (U,H) ; Southeast (M,M)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Hater Resource
Development (Genl) : Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Canals/Channels; watershed,
forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Navigation; Flood control; Hater supply;
Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (13)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH): A, 20; S,20

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

19

TiBlB ;

RESPOSDEHTS
<I1I.PH«BET1C«1 LISTIdG)

<67>

Sooaicker.. Ma1or 1., ISaj, PliD, 1972, Entonology,
605-1189-2116

En»lron«ental Education; Chester Urea Schools
So. 3«; Box eit; Chester, NT 57016, OS

PKIHCIPAL FIELD: Xnlaal ecology and aanageaent
and teaching environaental nacageaent

COHPETEIICE: Respondent lists 16 or norc
scientific fields

2XPEPIENCE (AS EHPIOTEE) : Agriculture; County or
city goTernnent

ETCPEEIEHCE (AS CONSOITART) : Agriculture; County
or city goyernaent; Local or regional
planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group

SES2ASCH ACTIVITY ORE: Developing environmental
education for prinary grades

FESgJ.KCH ACTIVITY TBO: Effects of parasites on
sharptailed grouse

1ESEAPCH ArTI?ITy THREE: Parasites of bi? gase in
South Dakota

IHTESEST IN »0EKIHG WITH: Private Sector;
Agriculture; nanufacturing; Sining;
Transportation; Utility; Local Governnent;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1927)

IHPkCT ASSESSBEHT EXPERIENCE: Pish S Bildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PAMILIARITT (YEARS) : Rocljy

Koantain(l); North Central (7, B) ; Alaska(0.75)

AValLABIlITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,5

<68>

Boehle, John, Jr., 1932, PhD, 19611, Agronomy,

203-tt38-6U12

Research and Development Department;

CIBA-GEIGT Corp. Agricultural Division;

Acdsley, NY 10502, OS

PBIflCIPAL FIELD: Research of Agricultural
chemicals and impact on envircnment

COHPBTENCE: Agronomy (1); Agricultural Science (1);
Aquatic Ecology (2); Blostatistics(3) ;
Entomology (3) ; Forestry(3); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Horticulture(l) ; Nutrition (1) ;
Pest control (1); Plant Ecology (2);
Physiology (3) ; Range Science (3) ; Soil
Science ;i); Bater Resources Kanagement (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Use of chemicals on
rangeland

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Algae control in lakes and
ponds

SESEAECS SCTITITT THREE: Herbicides in sod plant
crops

INTEREST IN iIOKKING 9ITH: Agriculture;
CoriStctictJ.oc; Tranaportation ; Local
jofernment ; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; DSDA; ABC; OSSC;
COB; CC; DOD; EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; HSP; OST;

AID; Central American; Canadian; European,
eastern; European, nestern; South Aserican
(211)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pssticides, herbicides; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
Northeast(8,n) ; Middle Atlantic (12, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<69>

Bocsch, Donald P., 1905, PhD, 1971, Marine

Scianca, 70 1-6ii2-211 1

Virginia Institute of Marine Science;

Gloucester Point, VA 23062, US

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (1); Biostatistics (2) ;
invironaental Pollution (1) ; Marine
Biology(l); Oceanography (2) ; Systeaatics (2) ;
Water Resources Management (3)

EXP^RIEICE (AS EHPIOTSE) : State governaent

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Otillty; County or
city governaent; Local or regional planning
group; State government; COE; Australian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Conditions of the biota of
Chesapeake Bay

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Oil spill study energy
pclicy project

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; AEC; CC; COE;
EPA; OSDI; NSF; DOT; Other Governments (3933)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water Resource
Eevelopaent (Genl) ; Dredging, filling; Coastal
protection/letties; Canals/Channels; Water
guality control; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): South Central (1>;
Middle Atlantic(ii,H) ; Aastralia (1 ,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,8

<70'>

Bollag, Jean-Marc, 1935, PhD, 1959, Plant
Physiology, 810-237-8550

Agronomy; Pennsylvania State University; 119
Tyson; University Park, PA 16802, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial Degradation of
Pesticides - Nitrate Reaoval by
Denitrlf ication

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Microbial degradation of
pestle ides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Nitrate removal by

deni^iif yii)5 bacteria

IKTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governaent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Governaent; Other Governments (3232)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (7) ;
Asia (5); Europe, western (5)

20

TABLS 1

RESPOHDJHTS
(KLPHiBETICAL LISTING)

<71>

Bongiorno, Salvatore !., 1939, PhD, 19fi7,
Ecology, 203-255-5111

Dept. of Biology; 'airfield Dniyersity; north
Benson Foad; Jaitfield, CT 06U30, OS

COHPETENCE: Anieal Behavior (2) ; Animal
Ecology (2) ; Rquitic Ecology (3);
Biostatistlcs(3) ; EnTlronaental Pollu tior. (3) ;
Liunology (3) ; Ornithology ( 1 ) ; Plant
Ecology(3); Population Bioloqy(3); Rater
Besonrces Wanagement (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OHE: Effect of urbanization on
water streaa quality

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vegetaticnal changes and
effect on avifauna in Spain

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Otility; Local
GovGrnment; Conservation group: Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; Onited Nations; O.S.
Federal Government; Central Anerican;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
vestern (995)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (Genl) ; Channelization: Dredging,
filling; Levees/dikes; Canals/Channels; Water
quality control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3 ,11) ;
Middle Atlantic (f,M) ; Southeast (3) ; Central
America (1 ,M) ; Europe, western (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5-10; S, 7

<72>

Boufford, David E., 19«1, BS, 1973,
Biology-352-077U
E.F.D. 2; Box 357; Keene, NH 03«31, OS

COMPETENCE: Entomology (3) ; Taionomy(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Biosystematic study of
Veronica Serphyllif olia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vascular flora of Cheshire
Co., New Hampshire

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. fe^leral
Government; Other Governments (2529)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,25

<73>

Boorgue, Peter M., 19it2, BS, 1961, Fish 6
Wildlife Management, 207-135-3231
Maine Pish e Game Department; Fisheries
Division; Station Street; Ashland, ME 01732,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Applied, practical research and
aanagement in freshwater fishery biology
(coldwater)

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

DSDI; AID; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Short term effects of
accothion on fish populations in Northern
Maine

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of various

stocking rates in ponds on Bk. trout fishing
gualit y

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Predation on newly
stocked landlocked salmon

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation oc Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(813)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry: Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Channelization;
Dredging, filling: Reservoirs/Dams;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Flood control; Water quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish & wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( fl, M)

<71>

Bowen, Vaughan T., 1915, PhD, 19U8, Zoology,
617-518-1100

Chemistry Department; Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution; Hater St.; Woods
Hole, MA 02513, 'IS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Biogeochemist ry of oceans with
special reference to trace elements
radionuclides and pollutants

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(2); Entomology (2) ;
Fishery Biology (2); Environmental
Pollution??); Li mnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(2): Oceanography (1) ; Population
Biology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Professional society;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; Onited
Nations; AEC; OSDC; OST

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Radioelements in oceans

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Plutonium in Lake Ontario

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Openocean organisms
response to pollution

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Qnited Nations; O.S. Federal Government
(1191)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion /product ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Fish D wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (23) ;
Middle Atlantic(13)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Utility;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; OSDA; COE; EPA; HUD;

21

<75>

TUBLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHUBETICUL LISTING)

<75>

Boynton, Delano K. , Jr., 19U0, NS, 1972, Ecology,

703-557-2127

Office of Water Programs Operations;

Environmental Protection Agency; Washington,

DC 20060, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Water Quality Criteria; Plankton
Population Hodeling; Field Ornithology

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollut ion(2) ;
Limnology (3) ; Ornithology (2) ; Plant
Ecology (3); Population Biology (2); Systems
Analysis(l); Water Resources Hanagement (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EUPLOYEE) : Manufacturing;
Conservation group; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Two mathematical models of
plankton-algae food chain

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hater quality criteria,
lake restoration

<77>

Bradley, Sterling G. , 1932, PhD, 195K, Biology,
703-77 0-9622

Microbiology; Virginia Commonvealth
Oniversity; Richmond, VA 23298, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Control of antibiotic

biosynthesis and actions of antibiotics

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology ( 1) ; Biochemistry (3) ;

Blostatistics(3) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Genetlcs(2); Immunology (2) ; Microbiology (1) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Physioloqy(2) ;
Systematica (2) ; Taxonomy (2) ; Virology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; Local or
regional planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
HEW; Central American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental impact panel

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Antibiotic action

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; 0-S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1777)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic(7,H) ; Southeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<76>

Bradley, Sterling G., 1932, PhD, 195«, Biology,

703-770-U622

Microbiology; Virginia Commonwealth

Oniversity; 312 N College Street; Richmond,

VA 23298, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Action of Antibiotics and
Regulation of Antibiotic Biosynthesis

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (1) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Genetics(2);
Immunology (2) ; Microbiology ( 1) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2);
Virology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
HEW; NSF; Central American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental impact panel

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Antibiotic biosynthesis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction: Manufacturing; Transportation;
Otility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; Dnited Nations; O.S.
Federal Government; other Governments (3902)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Highways; Parks, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Canals/Channels;
Watershed, forest, range; Water supply; Water
quality control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

Central (17); Southeast (tt) ; Central America (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Antibiotic development

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Otility; Local
government: County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; International Organizations; Onited
Nations; World Bank; lUCN; O.S. Federal
Government; OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; DOD;
EPA; HEW; HOD; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT;
Other Governments; Asian; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American (16)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Reservoirs/Dams; Water supply;
Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(17); Central Amerlca(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<78>

TUBLB 1 - BESPOHFEHTS

(ilPR»BETIC»L LISTIIH;)

22

<78>

Bradsha*, William N. , 1928, PhO, 1962,
Zoology(Ecol.) , 30U-293-3120
Department of Biology; West Virginia
Dniversity; Horgantown, HV 26506, OS

PBIHCIPAL PIEID: Experinental »ert. ecology and
cytogenetics with emphasis on mammal
populations

COMPETEHCE: Animal Behavior(2); Snimal

Ecology(l); Oceanography (2) ; Physiology (2) ;
Population Biology (2): Systematics (1)

FESESRCH ACTIVITY OKE: Vertebrate watershed survey

BESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cytogenetic analysis of
chromosome analysis

BESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Reproductive pattern in
wild mice

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (375U)

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 1 0, W) ;
Middle Atlantic(11,B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, "4. 5; S,30

<79>

Brockmann, Maxwell C, 1910, PhD, 19U6,
Physiology, 617-232-7897

Animal Products Food Division; U.S. Army
Natick Laboratories; Natick, MA 01760, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Preservation of Pood Without
Refrigeration

COMPETENCE: Animal Husbandry; Bacteriology (2) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Food Sciences(l);
Fermentation (2) ; Microbiology (2) ;
Nutrition (2) ; Physiology

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Freeze Drying Food

RESEABCR ACTIVITY Tjo: Water Activity and Food
Preservation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Reversible Compression
of Food

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; State
government: Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; Onited Nations; world Bank; FAE;
OSDA; AEC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; NSF; OST; AID;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western (2059)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central(25); South Central(8); North east (8)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<80'>

Brown, Charles L. , 1936, MS, 1960, Biol.
Oceanog., 203-UU2-0771

Oceanography Code TA 1 3 ; Navy Underwater
Systems Center; New London, CT 06320, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Organization and Management of
Environmental Field Studies

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Aguatic

Ecology(l); Biosta tistics ( 3) ; Environmental
PoHutlon(l); Limnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(l) ; Oceanography (1) ; Plant
Ecology(2); Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD; HEW

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group; Onited
Nations; CC ; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Dredging Thames River, CT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Blasting impact marine cove

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Inland wetlands bill

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Utility;
County or city government: State government:
Civic action group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; Onited Nations; AEC; USDC; COE;
USDI; NSF; OST; DOT; Canadian (788)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (Genl) ; Dredging, filling; Water
guality control; Fish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 12)

<81>

Brown, James H. Jr., 193U, DF, 1965, Forest
Ecology, 10 1-792-2370

Forest and wildlife Management; University of
Rhode Island; Kingston, RI 02881, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Forest soil water relations

COMPETENCE: Forestry(l); Plant ecology(1); Soil
Science(2); Water Resources Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Regeneration following
cutting in mixed oak

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Net precipitation in nixed
oak stands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '''HREE: Patterns of soil
moisture depletion in oaks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific ':roup;
United Nations; U.S. Federal Government;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western; South American (2522)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain(l); Northeast (1 3, M) ; Southeast(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,l; S,2

8ESP0BDENTS
(IILPHABETIC»L LISTING)

23

<82>

<e2>

Brown, Jerry, 1936, PhD, 1962, Arctic Soils,
603-6113-3200

US Army Colds Engineers; D.S. Amy Corp
Regions Research Eng. Lab.; Box 2B2; Hanover,
NH OS???, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Arctic Soils, Periaf rost , Tundra
Ecology Environmental Managenent in Cold
Regions

COHPETENCE? Ag tonoB y (2) ; Agricultural Science(2):
Plant Ecology(3); Soil Science(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPIOYEE) : CCS; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: D.S. Tundra Biome IBP

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cold Region Ecology and
Terrain

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Oil Spill and Clean Op

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: The Institute of

Ecology (TIE); The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; Onited Nations; IOCS; D.S. Federal
Government; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American (3 117)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (TEARS): Alas)ta(15)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): NA

<83>

Brown, Russell G., 1905, PhD, 193U, Plant

Physiology, 301-ttSil-3B12

Dept. of Botany; Oniversity of Maryland;

College Park, MD 207U2, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and taxonomy of vascular
plants of Maryland

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3); Animal Husbandry (3) ;
Aquatic Ecology (3) ; Forestry (3) ;
Horticulture (3) ; Plant Ecology (1);
Physiology (3) ; systematics (3) ; Taxonomy(1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;
Transportation; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Boody plants of Maryland

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Marsh-tidal vascular plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological survey-power
plant sites

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government; COE;
HEW; HUP (832)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (U3)

AVAILABILITY {DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,10

<8lt>

Brown, Thomas E. , 1925, PhD, 195U, Plant
Physiology, 609-625-1111

Dept. Biology 6 Chemistry; Atlantic Community
College; Mays Landing, NJ 08330, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant physiology (algal) - role
of pigments - photosynthesis - pollution

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Horticulture (3) ; Marine
Biology(2); oceanography (2) ; Plant
Ecology(3); Physiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Civic action group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city
government; Civic action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The use of model

ecosystems for the study of water pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Control of algal pollution

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (113)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Model systems

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(22) ; West Indies(0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,H; S.all

<85>

Browne, Francis X., 19U3, PhD, 1971, Envir.

Epgn., 215-825-3800

Industrial Concept; Betz Environmental

Engineers, Inc.; 1 Plymouth Meeting Mall;

Plymouth Meeting, PA 19U62, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Water pollution control -
physical, chemical, and biological, and
aquatic ecology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Bacteriology (3) j
Biochemistry (3) ; Biostatistics (3) ;
Environmental Pollution ( 1) ; Limnology (1) ;
Eutrophlcatlon Analysis (1); Microbiology (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Soil Science(3); Systems
Analysls(3): Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing;

Otility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group; COE;
DOD; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: ATP in plankton as measure
of biomass and activity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological treatment of
resorcinol wastewater

RESEHRCH ACTIVITY THREE: Physical-chemical
treatment of oil-ballast water

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (351)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Soil
erosion; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Canals/Channels; Flood
control; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 3, H) ;
Southeast ( 3, M)

<8fi>

2«

TABIB 1

RESPOHDENTS
(ALPHABETICHI. IISTIRG)

<86>

Browne, nalcola E., 19U7, BA , 1969, Biological
Oceanography, ■'03-857-ni;09
Institute of Oceanography; P.O. Box 6173;
Norfolk, 7» 23508, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Phytoplankton and zooplankton
ecology of estuaries

COHPETEMCE: Aquatic Ecology (3); Envlronaental
Pollution (3) ; Barine Biology (3) ;
Oceanography (2)

RESEARCH ACTlTITy ONE: Survey of zooplankton of
Eastern Shore Virginia

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: Local GovernBent;

Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat*l Acadeny
of Sciences; Onited Nations; O.S. Federal
Governnent; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western (802)

GEOGRAPHIC fABILIARITT (YEARS): diddle
Atlantic (1, n) ; Hawaii (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<87>

Brunlng, Donald P., 19U2, HA, 1967, Zoology,
212-367-9596

New Yorlt Zoological Society; New Tork
7,oological Park; Bronx, NT 10U60, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ornithology

COMPETENCE: Anatoi»y(3); Aniual Ecology (3) ; Animal
Husbandry (1) ; Horticulture (3) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Paleontology (3) ; Reproductive
Biology (3); Wildlife Hanageaent (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

EXTEHIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : DSDI

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governnent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1910)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS): Pacific

States(l); Rocky Hountain(3); Southwest (0. 5) ;
Northeast (5) ; South America(0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PES MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<88>

Brush, Alan H., 193tt, PhD, 1965, Zoology,
203-'l86-U327

Biological Sciences; Dniverslty of
Connecticut; Storrs, CT 06268, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Comparative Biochem. , Molecular
Systematics Environmental Physiology

COMPETENCE: Blochem istry ( 2) ; Genetics(3);

Ornithology (1) ; Physiology (1 ) ; Systematics (1)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (2397)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIARITT (TEARS) : Pacific
States(10,M) ; Northeast (8, H)

<89>

Btyson, William T. , 19U9, MS, 1973, Fisheries,
703-951-5507

Fisheries 6 Wildlife; VPI 6 SU ; 106 Cheatham
Hall; Blacksburg, VA 211061, OS

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology{3); Environmental
Pollutlon(3) ; Genetics(3); LiBnoloqy(3)

RESEARCH ACTITITT ONE: Restocking polluted stream

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government: Other Governments (1630)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Sou theast (2, M)

AVAIIABILITT (DATS PER HONTH) : A,?; S,?; Student

<90>

Buchanan, Hugh, 1931, PhD, 1970, Geology,

30U-29 3-5603

Geology and Geography; West Virginia

Onlversity; 310 White Hall; Horgantown, WV

26506, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Sedimentology and Paleoecology
of Modern and Ancient Carbonate Sediments

COHPiTENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Aquatic

Ecology{2); Marine Biology; Oceanography;
Paleontology (1) ; Taxonomy; Paleoecology ( 1) ;
Sedimentology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Palecology of Tichenor
Limestone

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Foramin If era 1- A Igal
Colonies Bahamas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Sed imen tology-Ecoloqy
Modern Carbonates, Bahamas

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Internatlnal Organizations; U.S. Federal
Governments; Other Governments (2088)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Sou thwest (0. 1) ;
South Central (2); Northeast C, M) ;
Bahamas (0. 2,M)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER HONTH): A,U; S,20

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL IISTIMG)

<91>

<91>

Buck, John D., 1935, PhD, 1965, Marine Science,
203-536-11233

Marine Pesearch Lab,; Oniversity of
Connecticut; Noank;, CT 063U0, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine microbiology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Pood Sciences (2);
Es-'ironmental Pcllut ion ( 1) ; Litinology (3) ;
Marine Biology(2); Microbiology (1) ;
Oceanography (2) ; raxonOBy{3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State governnent

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSOITANT) : Utility; COE; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology ana taxonoay of
■arine yeasts

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T«0: Sewage effect on estuaries

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Themal effect on the
Connecticut River

INTEREST IN BOHKING »ITH: Dtility; Local
governaent; COE; EPA; NSF (3)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (1 0, M) ;
Southeast (5,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,10

<92>

Buol, Stanley S., 919-755-2636

330 Hilliaiis Hall; North Carolina State
Oniversity; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil Classification Genesis and
Mapping soil Interpretation Land Use

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2) ; Agricultural Science(2);
Forestry(2); Plant Ecology(3); Range
Science(3); Soil Science(l); TaTonony (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government; OSDA;
AID

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): Agriculture; Onited
Nations; OSDA; COE; AID; African; Central
American; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fate of animal waste in
soils

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Tropical soils

8BSEA8CR ACTIVITY THREE: Soil survey

INTEREST IN WORKING BITH: Agriculture; State
government; The Institute of Ecology; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; Onited Nations; O.S, Federal
Government; OSDA; AID; African; Central
American; South American (1237)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Soil erosion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (5, M) ;
North Central(<i); Southeast (7, M) ; Central
America (0.5, M) ; South America (0. 5, M)

<93>

Burgess, George H. , 1909, BS, 1972,
Zoology-933-in5

17-7 Venable Hall; Curriculum in Marine
Sciences; Chapel Hill, NC 275111, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuarine Ecology, Especially in
Relation to Fish Fauna

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3) ; Animal Behavior(3) ;
Animal Ecology (2) ^ Pquatl'- Ecology (21;
Biostatistics (3) ; Fishery Biology (3);
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Limnology (3) ;
Marine Biology (2) ; Oceanography (2) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Systematics(3) ; Taxonomy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of zinc, chromium
and nickel on an estuarine teleost

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of intracoastal
waterway, Beaufort. North Carolina

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Dtility; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federa..
Government (3531)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Hort heast (M) ;
Southeast (1 ,M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,t; S,U

<911>

Burk, Carl J., 1935, PhD, 1961, Plant
TaTonomy/Ecology, U13-58U-2700
Biological Sciences; Smith College;
Northampton, H* 01060, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and floristlcs of

freshwater marshes and coastal ecosysteis

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Plant Ecology(l);
Syste»atics(1) ; TaxonoBy(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of marsh vegetation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;

Conservation or Scientific Group; COE; EPA;
DSDI; NSF (1326)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 12)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,?; S,20

AVAILABIIITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A,ll; S,30

<95>

26

TABLE 1

RESPOSDEIITS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<95>

Burrell, Robert, 1933, PhD, 1958, Bacteriology,

30U-293-1UII6

Dept. of Microbiology; West Virginia

Oniversity; Medical Center; Morganto«n, HV

2«';06, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Inmanology of chronic lung
diseases especially occupational related

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Environaental

Pollution (3) ; Tmnunology (1) ; Microbiology (2) :
Plant Pathology (3) ; Virology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group;

HEB; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Delayed hypersensitivity
to berylliua compounds

RESEARCH ACTTTITI TNO: The effect of long
antibody on erperiinental pneumoconiosis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: An experimental model
for hypersensitivity pneumonitis

INTEREST IN HORKING HITH: Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; COE; EPA; HEU; OSDT;
NSF; Canadian (1950)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams; Water
quility control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (1) ;
Middle Atlantic (lU)

<96'>

Burton, Gerald I., 19it0, BS, 1968, Biology,

70U-U97-9235

Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife; P.O.

Box 18; Cheroltee, HC 28719, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Reporting on the Effects of

Water Resource Projects Dpon Fish and Wildlife

COMPETENCE: Anthropology (3) ; Agnatic Ecology (1);
Entomology (3) ; Fishery Biology(l);
Environmental Pol Intion (3) ; Limnology (2) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Paleontology (3) ; Plant
Ecology (2); Tanonomy(3); Water Resources
Management (1) : Wildlife Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Agriculture;

Construction; County or city government:
T.ocal or regional planning group; State
government; Civic action group; OSDA; ABC;
CC; COE; DOD; EPA; DOT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pond management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trout stream management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Trout pond management

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (H0S7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dans: Levees/dikes;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Irrigation; Water
supply; Water guality control; Shoreline
protection; Fish e Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (3) ;
North Central (1); South Central (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 22

<97>

Busaclt, Stephen D. , 19UU, BS, 1967, Vertebrate

Zoology, 202-381-6171

Rerpetology Section; Bird and flammal Labs.:

O.S. Natl. Museum; 10th and Constitution;

Washington, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Lizard ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (3); Agnatic

Ecology (3): Entonology (3) ; ornithology (3) ;
Physiology ( 3) ; Population Biology (1);
Reproductive Biology (3); Systematics (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Presaharan ecosystem in
Southern Tunisia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biogeography herpetofauna
Southern Spain

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Biogeography
herpetofauna, Morocco

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Asian; African; Central American;
European, western; south American (^182)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish S Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Southeast(l) ;
Hawaii (0.25) ; Asia(0.25); Af rica (0. 25) ;
Europe, western (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): S,30

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHABETICUL LISTING)

21

<98>

Busby, Charles C, 19UT, Bll, 1969, Biology,

U01-eu7-8000

Environmental Research; Raytheon Co.; Box

360; PortsBoath, RI 02871, OS

PRTNCIPUL FIELD: Thernal and industrial effluent
effects upon aquatic ecosystems

COMPETENCE: UnatonyO); Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Pcoloqy(3); Aquatic Ecology (2) ;
Bacteriology (3) ; Fishery Biology (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Limnology (2> ;
Harine Biology(2): Oceanography (2) ; Plant
Ecology (3) ; Taxonomy (3); Thermal Pollution (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction;

nanufactoring; Dtility; State government;
AEC; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITy ONE: Thermal effects, Atlantic
Coastal Estuary

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Chemical effluents. Gulf
of Hexico-Brazos River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Nuclear siting study,
Missouri River ecology

INTEREST IN HORKING HITH: Otility; State

government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
Nat*l Academy of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations; Onited Nations; World Bank;
AEC; COE; EPA; HEH; DSDI; NSF (120)

inPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Soil erosion; Hater
Resource Development (GENL) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Levees/di)tes; Coastal
protectlon/letties; Canals/Channels; Water
quality control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Cen tral (2,11)

<99>

Bushman, John B., 1926, MS, 1955, Zoology,
202-69 3-7291

Planning Div. Civil works; Corps of
Engineers; 1000 Independence Ave.;
Washington, DC 2031U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Life history, ecology of birds
and mammals and wildlife diseases

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecoloqy(1); Bacteriology (2) ;
Entomology (3) ; Microbiol oqy (2) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Plant Ecology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : COE; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Chemical residues in
livestock native rodents

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Life history and ecology
of birds and mammals

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: life history, ecology
and migration of pelagic birds

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (23U9)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (20, M) ; Hawaii (7) ; Alaska (6) ; Pacific
Islands

<100>

Byrne, John H. , 1933, PhD, 1969, Botany,

703-951-5007

Dept. of Biology; Virginia Polytechnic

Institute 6 State University; Blacksburg, VA

211061, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Developmental plant anatomy

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(l); Plant Ecology (3) ;
Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental analysis of
three dam sites

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group; U.S.
Federal Government (U50)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

Central(IO); Middle Atlantlc(8); Southeast (N)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,30

<101>

TIBLE 1 - RESPONDEHTS

(SLPHABETICUL IISTING)

28

<101>

Caccanise, Donald P., 1903, PhD, 1971, 7ect.
Ecology, 201-2U7-1766

EntoBology Econonic Zoo!.; Batgers the State
Oni»ersity; New Brunsulck, NJ 08903, OS

PFINCIPAL VIELD: Vertebrate ecology -

evolutionary physiological and population
relationships

COBPETENCE: SniBal Ecology(l); Hquatic

Ecoloqy(21; Piostatistics (3) ; Linnology (3) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Plant Ecology (3); Popalation
Biology(2); Systematics (3) : Hildlife
Hanagement (2)

EXPERIEHCE (US EHPLOTEE) : State governeent; DSDH

EXPEHIEHCE (»S COHSOITAHT) : Otility

SESERRCH HCTIVITY ONE: Environmental iupact of
electrical transnission

RESEARCH ACTITITT T»0: Control of bird
depredation on ftgricultnral crops

INTEREST III WORKING WITH: Private Sector: Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government: Other Governments (309U)

IflPACT ASSESSNENT EXPERIEHCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Hydroelectric power

GEOGRAPHIC FAHllIARITT (TEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (B) ; Southwest (5, n) ; Northeast (1) ;
Mexico

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A , 0 ; S,20

<102>

Cahn, Phyllis R. , 1928, PhD, 1957, Vertebrate

Zoology, 516-085-8881

Marine Science; Long Island Oniversity; C.W.

Post College; 00 Merrick Ave., East Meadow;

LI., NY 1155U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fish sensory systems as related
to different environments

<103>

Cairns, Jr., John, 1923, PhD, 1953, Biology,

703-951-5538

Center Environmental Studies; Virginia

Polytechnic Institute f. State Oniversity;

Blacksburg, V» 20061, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Agnatic community response to
pollution

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Biophysics ( 3) ;
Agnatic Ecology(l) ; Environmental
Pollution ( 1) ; Hmnoloqy(31: microbiology (3J ;
Population Biology (1) ; Water Resources
Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing;

Mining; ntllity; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group: State
government; Civic action group; Conservation
group: Professional society; T'he Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; ''he Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; AEC; CC ; COE; EPA; HEM; OSDI; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Rapid biologica
information systems

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Recovery of damaged rivers

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Protozoan coaimunity
structure

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Mining;
Otility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; AEC; CC; COE; EPA; HEW;
HOD; nsDI; NSF; OST; AID (302)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/production; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Reservoirs/Dams; Reservoir
celeasas; Hydroeltctcic pow^r. -ater quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILURITT (TEARS): Pacific

States(0.75) ; North Central(O): Middle
Atlantic (20) ; Canada, eastern (^. 25) ; South
Aiierica(0. 25)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2 days per year

COMPETENCE: Animal Be)iavior (2) ; Marine
Biology (2); Icthology(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ORE: Fish and pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Mercury in fish and
plankton and water

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: State government; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; Onited Nations; D.S. Federal
Government; Asian; European, western (3772)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (20 , H) ;
Middle Atlantic (B); Hawaii (0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,U; S,15

HESPUNDEKTS
(BLPFXBBTICIil IISTIHG)

<10tt>

Caiongis, Georqa, 1930, PhD, 1958, Biology,
6("-752 -03UB

Ilev EnalanJl Research, Inc.; 100 Grove Street;
Borcester, HA 01605, OS

P^ISCIPdL PIEtr- Physiology an* Toxicology of
Aquatic Animals, Especially Nervous Systems

COMPETENCE: llnato«y(3); Animal Behavior(2);
Animal Ecology (3) ; Aquatic Ecology (2) ;
Bioch'^wistry (3) ; Biophysics (2) ; Fishery
Biology(3); Environmental Pollution (2) ;
limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Oceanigraphy (31 ; Pest Control (3) ;
Phyr iology (1) ; Hater Resources nanagement (2) ;
Pharsiacology 5 Toxicology (1)

SXPEB'FNCE (A? CON^HLTANT) : Construction;

Transportation; County or city government;
state government; COE; NSF

^FSEAPCR ACTIVITT ONE: Neuropharmacology of
pyrethrum

BESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Hater quality studies

rpseryr.ir systems, Massachusetts

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Sater quality studies
Riverine systems, Mass.

IHTEREST IN WORKING KITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
3overnn*?nt; Other G'^verninents (1239)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways;

Pesticides, herbicides; Water Resource
Development (!3enl) ; Reservoirs/Dans; Water
supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIARITY (YEARS): Norhteast ( 1 9 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON-'H) : No Specific limits

Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences INRC;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (38U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Soil
erosion; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Reservoirs/Dair-s; Le?ees/di^es; Watershed,
forest, range; Reservoir releases; Flood
control; Irrigation; Water supply

GECGRSPKrC PAMllIABITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (25); Southwest (25, M) ; Southeast (15) ;
Asia (0.5); Africa (0.5); Mideast (1)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER MOUTH) : No« ¥0r)ting on
■asters degree 1973 and part 197«

<106>

Cannon, Robert E., 19«6, PhD, 1972, Biological
Sciences

Dept. of Biology; University of North
Carolina; Greensboro, NC 27m 2, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial Ecology; Algal Virology

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Immunology (1) ;
Microbiology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: lysogeny in blue-green
algae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1295)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Hater quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAnlLIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (0 , M)

AVAIIABIIITI (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,lt

<105>

Caap, Hofford B. , Jr., 1923, BS, 19U7, Agronomy,

203-869-6658

H.B. CRF.p, Jr., Inc.; 23 Kenilworth Terrace;

Greenwich, CT 06830, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Agribusiness management

COMPETBHCE: Agronomy(l); Agricultural Science(l);
Animal Husbandry (2) ; Food Sciences (3);
Horticulture (1; ; Management-Research
Operations ( 1) ; Pest Control(3); Plant
Ecology(2); Plant Pathology (3) ;
Physiology (2) ; Range Science (3) ; Soil
Science(l); water Resources Management (2) ;
»gribusln«;s.'5 Management M)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

EXPFSIENCE AT CO-JS Llh-IT;: Agr icu -ture; USCA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The agribusiness council.
Inc.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; construction; Local Government;
Professional society; The Institute of

<107>

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr., 1929, PhD, 1970,

Environmental Health Science, 212-58U-0700
Civil Engineering; School of Engineering 6
Science; Bronx, NY 10453, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pollution - Aguatic, Solid
■^astts (Composting)

COKPt'l'SKCE: Aquatic Ecology;/); Bacteriology ( 1) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Fnvironoental Pollution (1) ;
LiBnology(2) ; Water Poi.lation(l) ;
Sicrobioiogy (1) ; Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city

qovernment; State government; Civic action
group; Conservation group; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Consultant - OS Attorney's
Office, So. Dist. New York

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Consultant - Ecology, Inc.

INTEREST IN RORKING HITH: Local Oovernment;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; AEC; CC;
COE; EPA; HEH; OSDI; NSF; OST; Other
Governments (3377)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEHRS): Southwest (7) ;
Northeast(12,H) ; Asia(l)

SVAIIABILITY (DisY'^ PER fONTH) ; A,"; S.20

<ioe>

30

TSBtE 1

RESPOKDESTS
(ALPHUBETICAl LISTING)

<108>

Carqllle, Charles R., 1930, HD, 1961, Hedicine,

301-it96-5';ui

Heproduction Research Br.; National Institnte

of Child Helath S Huian Develcpment; N.I.H.,

Bethesda, HD 2001a, OS

PBMCIPUl FIELD: Effects of En»iton»ental
Pollotlon upon Hvian and Haanalian
Pe production

COBPETESCE: Sn» ironsental polla? ien {31 ;
mforiation Science(2); Population
Sciencf (2) ; Physiology (2) ; Reproductive

Bl0l03yMi

EXPESIESCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : HE»

8PSEARC1 ACTIVITY ONE: Pull ti«e research since
196^ - reproductive biology pituitary fsn
physiology

INTEREST IN WORKING SITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government: HEW; NSF; GST; AID (779)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

ATAILABIIITY (DATS PER HONTF) : South Central (1);
Middle Atlantic (9, M)

<110>

Carr, Donn E., 1901, BS, 1960, Biology,
607-2S6-300"'

308 Roberts Hall; Cornell Dnifersity; Ithaca,
HI 10850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Conparative vertebrate

ethology-all vertebrate classes-esp. nann.
predatory behavior

COMfiTEHCE: Anato«y(3); iniBsl Behavior('):
Aniaal Husbandry (2) ; Biocheisistry (3) ;
Physiology (2) : Population Biology (3) ;
Reproductive Biology (3)

IflTESEST Ili IIOR»:iNG KITH: Private Seccor; local
Governoent; Conservation or Scl&ntltic Jioup;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (9S)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITI (TEARS): Northeast (0 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic(l); Africa(3,M)

AVAIIABIIITT (DATS PER MONTH): A,0: S,20

<i ^^^>

Carr, Jerome B., 1938, PhD, 1971, Oceanography,
617-272-7910

Environmental Division; Analytical Systems
Corporation;; 11 Ray Ave; Burlington, MA
01903, OS

<109>

Carpenter, Edward J., PhD, 1969, Zoology

Noods Hole Oceanographic Institution; Woods

Pole, MA 07S"3, DS

PRINCIPAL PIELD: Thermal pollution and
phytoplanlcton

COMPETENCE: Squatic Ecology (1); Fishery

Blology(2); Environmental Pollution (1 ) ;
Limnology (2) ; Marine Biology (1);
Microbiology (3) ; Oceanography (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

RESEARCH ACTITITT ONE: Count and identify marine
phytoplanVton

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. f"ederal
Government; Other "ov<=rn p'ents (199'''}

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YiARS): Northeast (3, (1) ;
Southeast (5,H)

AVMLABILITT (DATS PER MOSTH) : A, 5; S,5

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ocean and Lake Dynamics and
Thermal Structure

COMPETENCE: Anthropology (3) ; Environmental

Pollutlon(l) ; Limnology (1) ; Geophysics (1) ;
Oceanography (1) ; Soil Science(3i; Systems
Analysis(l); Water Resources Management ( 1) ;
Meteorology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Manufacturing;

Transportation; Local or regional planning
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ocean's Thermal Structure
Studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Land Ose and Water
Interrelationships

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
CC; COE; DOP; EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF; OST;
DOT (3963)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS): North Central(l);
Northeast (10, M) : Middle Atlantic (1 ,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH); A, 20; S,20

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TUBLE 1

RESPOltDENTS
(»LPH4BBTIC*L LISTING)

<112>

Carrlker, Helboarne P., 1915, PhD, 19113,
Inyertebtate Zoology, S17-5«8-3705
Harlne Biological Laboratory; IIBL Street;
Soods Bole, B», OS

PFINCIPSl PISID: ";hell penetration by orqanis»s,
■alacology, invertebrate zoology,
■arlne-estuarine ecology; science
administrations scientific writing

CORPETBHCE: Sespondent lists 16 or lore
scientific fields

BXPSPlFdCE (AS EHPIOTBEJ : IJSDI

EXPERIENCE (».S CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group;
Professional societ/; Er? ; HSP

RESEARCB ACTIVITY ONE: tieaber President's Nater
Pollution Control Advisory Board, EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITI TWO: Connecticut Yankee Atomic
Power Plant, biological study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Director,

Systeiatlcs-Ecology Prograa, Marine
Biological Laboratory, Roods Role, Nass.

THTESEST IN DORKING NITH; Private Sector; local
Governaent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Govecnaent; Other Governients (89)

GEOGRAPHIC FARILIAEITY (TEARS): North Central (U) ;
Northeast (10,. 11 ; Biddle Atlantic(9);
Southeast (6)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP RONTH) I A, 5; S,?

<113>

Cassin, Joseph H., 1928, PhD
Ecology, 516-289-7300
Adelphi Oniversity; Garden City-

1968, Harine

NY 11530. OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Hirlne Hicrobiology -

PhytoplanKton Taxonony Rater Quality and
Sedieent Analysis

COdPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Bacteriology (1) ;
Environnental Pollution (2) ; Linnology (2) ;
Marine Biology(l) ; Hlcrobiology ( 1) ;
Oceanography (2) ; Plant E<;ology(3),- E-opulation
Biology(3); Systematics (1) ; Systeos
AnalysiE(3); TaxonoBy(l); Rater Resources
Manageeent (3) ; PhytoplanXton Taxonoay

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction;

Transportation; Dtility; County or city
governaent; Local or regional planning group;
State governaent; Cl?ic action group;
ConssrvatioB group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Microbiology so. shore
long Island

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TRO; Ecological effects
transport facilities

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Westchester County
lentic-lotic study phytobac

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Corstruction;

Transportation; Utility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State governsent; Conservation or Scientific
Group; Conservation group; International
Orgaaizatlons; COE; EPA; DOT; Asian; African
(1870)

IMPACT tSSESSHENT ErPERISSCE: Highways; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Dredging,
filling; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South Central (3);
Northeast(15,R) ; Middle Atlantic(2); Bahamas

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,30

<im>

Cassista, A. Jon, 19«1, PhD. 1971, Biology,

617-28 5-7722

Department of Biology; Rheaton College;

Norton, MA 02766, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analysis of phytotoxic effects
of chemical pollutants, especially pesticides

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(;): Biocheaist ry (2) ;
Forestry (2); Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Plant Ecology(2); Physiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSOLTANT) : County or city

governaent; Local or regional planning group;
State governaent; Conservation group

RESFARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of Mirex on early
cld-field succession

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vernal cambial activity in

forest trees

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Utility;
County or city government: Local or regional
planning grocp; State government;
Conservation group; The Institute of
Ecology(TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
United Nations; World Bank: lUCN; O.S.
Federal Governeent; UEDi; HC; Other
Governments (3020)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nort heast ( 10 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,2S

TUBLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICM LISTING)

32

<115>

Castiglione, louis J., 19ttu, PhD, 1973, Biology,
703-9211-3761

Dept. of Fnvironnental Science; Oniversity of
Virginia; Brooks Haseun; Charlottesville, VA
22903, OS

PSTNCIPM. FIELD: Ose of reuote sensing to study
phytoplankton communities and water movement

COMPETENCE: »natomT(3): Animal Ecology (3);

Aquatic ScoloyY O) : Diostatxsucs (2) ; Fishery
Blology(3i; Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Limnology (1) ; Harine Biology (1);
aceanograpliy (1) ; Hat-ir Eesourcer
Management (1) ; Remote Sensing (1)

BESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Aerial photographic study
of Kcntauk Pt. ard Chesapeake Bay
phytoplankton communities

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Aerial photographic

studies Df coastal waters of Nev York and
Long Island

INTEREST IH WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State governnent; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1169)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIAPTTY (TEARS): Northeast (1) ;
Southeast (2)

<116>

Catalano, Raymond A., 1033, (I, 1967, Biology,

U12-93R-22P1

California State Col.; Biological Science

»209; California, PA 15Ui}, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Macrobenthos synergisms of
riffle conouniteies

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2) ; Aguatic

FcologyCi); Environnen t al Pollution (2) ;
Limnology (2) ; Marine Biology (3);
Ornithology (3) ; Pest Control (3) ; Plant
Ecology (3); Population Biology (3)

EXPERIENCE (»S COSSOLTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society

RESEARCH ACTI7ITT ONE: Diatom fluctuations in
acid mine waters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "WO: Hacrobenthic associations
in riffle waters

INTEREST IN HORKTSG WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation; Otility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
state governoent; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organisations; COE; EPA;
HEW; nsDI; NSP; OST; Canadian; European,
eastern; European, western; South American
(19611)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (G!1;l) ; Reservoirs/Dams,
Watershed, forest, range; Water quality
control; Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Rocky

Mountain (S, Ml : Middle Atlantic (10, M)

<117>

Chailer Jr., Jack D. , 19U7, MS, 1971,
Environmental Science, 91U-737-3081
Ecological Services Division; Texas
Instruments Inc.; End of Ninth St.; Box 237;
Verplanck, NY 10511, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Chemical-physical aspects of

aguatic systems and biological relationships

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Ant hropology (2) ;
Aguatic Ecoloqy(l) ; Bacl:^rio..og> (2) ;
Biochemistry (2> ; Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;
Analytical Chemistry (1) ; Marine Biology(2);
Oceanography (2) ; Plant icolojy (21 ; Soil
Science (2); Water Resources Management (2) ;
Geology(2); Meteorology (2)

EXPEmENIE (>.S EMPLOTFE)
Research Foundation

Dtilitv: nniversity

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental impacts
statement

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Research study proposal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Chlorination study
proposal

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (3S60)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Deveopment (GENL) ;
Hydroelectric power; Water guality control;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (2, M) ;
Northeast(1,H)

4VM1ABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 0-15; S,0-15

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A , 1 ; S,U

<118>

T»BLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<118>

Chanberlaln, Janes L., 1925, PhD, 1957,
Vertebrate zoology, 315-792-3139
Dept. of Biology; Dtica College; Otica, NT
13502, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecological relationships of
vertebrate animals; Ecology of wetland
envi ronnents

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (2); Animal Ecology (1);
Omitholotjy (2> ; Wildlife Hanagenent (2)

ETPEFIENCE (AS EMPIOTEE) : State government;
Onservation group; nsDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city
government: OSDA

BESBAKCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of the Hohawk
Piver floc'3plains

EE<^EABCH ACTIVITY TBO: N^mmals of Blue Ridge
nountains

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Small mammals of
Piedmont Forests

IHTERSST IN SORKINT »I-"H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (35)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Channelization;
Watershed, forest, range; Pish E Wildlife
ccservaticr.

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS): -^outh Central (2);
Nor iheast (10) : Southeast (12, «)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER BONTH) : A, 8; S,20

<120>

Chappie, Eliot D., 1909, PhD, 1933, Anthropology,

9111-359-0758

Psychosocial Therapies; Research Center,

Rockland State Hospital; Orangeburg, NT

10965, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Interactional properties of

individuals, their mutual and environmental
interdependence

COHPETENCE: Animal Behavior ( 1) ; Anioal
fcology(l); Anthropology (1) ;
Biostatistics(l) ; Genetics(l); Systems
Analysis(l); Biomathemat ics (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government;
OSDA; HEW; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Treatment of adolescent
primary behavior disorders

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Workshop community center
for unmotivated adolescents

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: System analysis of
individual patient care

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; The
National Academy of Sciences TNRC;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (137)

AVATIABILITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

<119>

Chaplin, Stephen J., 19U7, PA, 1969, Biology,
607-256-3076

Dept. of Entomology; Cornell University;
Comstock Hall; Ithaca, NY 11*850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Comminity Ecology

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Entomology (2) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Paleontology (3) ; Plant
Ecol;gY(3); Fopul?tion BiologyO);
Reproductive Biology (2); Sys tematics (3) ;
Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological and
reproductive Isolation in lygaeids

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Desert plant - arthropod
associations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (996)

GEOGRAPHIC PABIIIARITT (YEARS): Pacific

States(l) ; Northeast (2) ; South America (1)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A,0; S,0

<121>

TUBIE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(»LPB»BETICRL LISTTtIG)

30

<121>

Chase, Ccaio c, 1933, PhO, 1969, Outdoor
Edacation, U12-79U-7S03

Enjironuer tal Education; Slippery BocV State
College; Slippery Rock, Pi 16057, OS

""(IliCIP'.L FIS1T>? flunar. velsHonshlps vith
er.vlronnent

COHPETESCE: Environaental PollBtloii(l) ;

LinnolocY (2) ; Plant Ecology (2); Systems
inalysi'? (it ; "a-et Resources Ranageaent (3) ;
midlife Hanage«ent(2)

ETPESIEHCB (\S ERPLOTEBl : Hgrlculture;

Construction; Hanufacturing; county or city
gowernnent; Local or regional planning group;
state qoverniient; Civic action gorup;
Cons<^rvation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; COE; HEW; »SF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OKE: Osing school environjients
for teachin.q experiences

RESEARCH ACTITIT? T»0: Burning to promote prairie
plant species

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Plantings for school
sites

INTBPBST IB HORKIfG WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Governaent; Other Governments (30<I1)

IHPACT ASSESSHEST SIPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Highnays;
Parks, recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Levees/dikes;
Watershed, forest, range; Flood control;
Water quality control; Shoreline protection;
Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIASITY (yESRS): North Central C) ;
Northeast (25) ; Riddle Atlantic(IO)

AVATIABIIT'^Y (BAYS PER BONTH) : A, 10; S,10

<122>

Chase. Joseoh, 1912, PhD, 1933, Ratheiatics,

sn-s^e-moo

Physical Oceanography; Woods Bole
Oceanogiraphic Inst.; Water St.; Woods Hole,
MA 025U3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: ileteorologv and physical

oceanography

COHPFTENCE: Net eorologv (2) ; Oceanography (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Analysis environnental
buov data

<123>

Cheng, Thoaas C, 1930, PhO, 1958, Biology,
215-691-700(1

Fathobiology Department; Lehigh Oniversity;
Bethlehea, PA 18015, OS

PRIHCtPAL FIELD: laaunlty to parasites, shellfish
diseases, aolluscan biology

COHPFTENCE: Anatomy(3); Aniaal Behavior(2);
Aniial Ecology (2); Aguatlc Ecology (2);
Biocheaistry (2) ; Fishary Biolociy(l); Food
sciences (2); Environmental Pol lution (21 ;
Imisunology (1) ; Hirine Bjology(2);
rsrasitology (1) ; Physiologyd) ; Taionoity(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Shellfish diseases

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Schistosoniasis snail
control

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Parasites of fish

INTEREST IN iiORRING WITH: State qovernaent; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; (Jnited Nations; (JSDA; AEC; OSDC;
CC; COE; DOD; EPA; •JSDI: nST; AID; DOT;
Asian; African; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (860)

IHPACT ASSESSHEST EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Water
Resource Development (GEHL)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY ( YEARS) : Nor theast (8, H) ;
Riddle Atlantic; Southeast (5) ; Hawaii (7, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 7; S,1U

<12tt>

Cheraside, Herbert B., 1937, BS, 1968,
Psychology, 703-92U-3761
Environaental Sciences; Oniversity of
Virginia: Charlottesville, 7A 22901, os

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Admin, of research and other
programs

COHPETENCB: Aniaal Behavior(3); Biochemist ry (3) ;
Biostatistics (3) ; Scientific Adslnistr at ion (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Yeast in closed food cycles

INTEREST IN BORFING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservaton or Scientific Group;
International OrganizaHons; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments ("73)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIAHITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (5); Middle Atlantic (0. 1)

AVAILB3ILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 2; S,0

BESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Analysis lightship data
and weather E, Coast O.S.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Air sea interaction

IN'^EREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation;

Dtllity: Count/ or city governaent; State
government; conservation group; Onited
Nations; n.S. Federal Governaent; African;
Central Aaerlcan; Canadian; European,
western; South laerlcan (i315)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIAHITY (YEARS): Northeast (33) ;

riddle Atlantic (2) ; »frica(0.5): Atlantic

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A,?; S,T

35

<125>

TABLE 1 - HESPONDSmS

(ItPHABFTTrsl ITSTIH';)

<125>

Cherry, SoloBon T. Jr., 193B, BS, 1962, Zoology,

<; -3 •-',;: -or-?

Weyerhaeuser Company; Plyuoath, MC 27962, DS

PFI(!CIP»L FIELD: Bildlife biology

COKPETESCE: Unioal Ecology(3); Aquatic

Ecology (3); rlshEry FiologyO); Forestry (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Bildlife Hanagement (1)

EXPEFIERCE (»S EBPLOTEE) : State go»erniient

BESERBCI' SCTIVITT ONE: Blld turkey food habits

KESEABcn SCTIVITI TSO: Hlla turkey internal
parasites

EESSASca AC.'IVITT THRFF: Inpact cf forestry
operations on wildlife

lUTEEEST m WOBKIHG WITH: Private Sector; DSO»;
CCE; EPA; USDI (1977)

IHPACT ASSBSSHEHT EJtPEFIEBCE: Forestry;

Channelization; Watershed, forest, range;
Fish fc wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEABS): Southeast (10, H)

<126>

Chrlstensen, Sigurd w., 19U5, BPH, 1970, Ecology,
203-136-5180

Biology Department; Yale University; Box 36
Osbocn Hea. Labs.; Hew Raven, CT 06520, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ise of a Coulter Counter to
Assess Zooplaniiton Grazing; Lake Biology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or nore
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS ENPLOYEE) : Construction;
Hanufacturing; Transportation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Feeding of daphnia on
algae of different sizes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Dnpalatibility of
butterflies to birds

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Corservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
GovernmGnt; Other Governments (3361)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6 , H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,20

<127>

Clapp Jr., John G., 1936, PhD, 1969, Crop

science, 919-755-3111

Crop science; North Carolina State

Oniversity; 1506 Shadovood Lane; Raleigh, NC

27612, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental factors and

cultural practices effecting the soybean plant

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(l); Soil Science(1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Influence of a morphactins
OR soybean plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Influence of 2,3-S
trilodabenzoic acid on soybeans

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; (I.S. Federal
Government (1570)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 13, H)

»7AII..1FT.I,1-V (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<128>

ClaiK, Harold E., 1906, PhD, 1933, Plant

Physiology, 201-217-1766

Plant Physiology Bldg. ; Rutgers University;

P.O. Box 231; Re» Brunswick, NJ 08903, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Inorganic plant nutrition,
especially trace elenents

COMPETENCE: Biochemist ry ( 1 ) ; Inorganic plant
nutrition(3) : Plant Physiology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; state
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Boron requirement and
metabolism of plants

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; State

government; The National Academy of Sciences:
Dnlted Nations; U^S. Federal Government;
Central American; South American (3193)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(32) ; Hawaii (12)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,20

<129>

Clark, Janet I., 1916, BS, 1968, Biologv,

617-192-0070

Design-Science International; 11 Story St.;

Cambridge, MA 02138, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Land Planning Pertaining to
Ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3): Animal

Husbandry (3) ; Aquatic Ecology(3); Marine
Biology(3); Pest Control (3) ; Water Resources
Hanagement (3) ; Wildlife Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Planning a resort
development

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Planning a campsite

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; International Organizations; COF;
EPA; HEW; HUD; NSF; Other Governments (1205)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Soil
erosion

GEOGSAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M) ;
Middle Atlantlc(l)

<130>

TABLE 1 - KESPOHDERTS

(&LPH»BETICit LISTING)

36

<130>

Clark, Richard J., 1935, PhD, 1970, Vert.
Zoology, 717-8U3-8891
Biological Science; York College of
Pennsylvania; Country Club Foad; Torlt , P»

nuos, OS

PSIRCIPRL FIELD: Behavioral ecologist upper
trophic levels ecosvstea nonitoring via
avifauna AN.

COflPETENCE: Animal Behavior (1); Anlaal

Ecology (1); fliostati sties (2) ; forc<;try (3) ;
Environnental Pollution (3) ; Genetics(3) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Plant Ecology (3);
Physiology (1) ; Population Biology f21;
Feproductive Biology (3); Taxonomy (3) ;
midlife Hanagenent (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : County or city

government; State government; Civic action
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecosystem analysis upper
division college

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Harrisburg flood control
study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Faunal resources of
Okwari Park site HY CT. NY

INTEREST IN NOFItlNG IIITH: local Government;

Conservation or Scientific Group; DSDA; AEC;
CC; COE; EPA; BES; aSDI; NSP; OST; Canadian
(6891

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Plood control; Fish
6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 12, M) ;
Canada, western (0.^)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,20

<131>

Clark, millam, T. , PhD, 1969, Zoology

D.S. Navy; 30211 Grandy Ave.; Norfolk. 7A

23509, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Ecology and Ecosystem
Ecology

CCMPETEVCE: Anatomy (3) ; Animal Ecology (1) ;
Blostati3tlcs(2) ; Entomology (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Pest Control (3);
Plant Ecology(3); Physiology (3) ; Population
Biolr>gy(2); Reproductive Biology (3) ; Systems
Analysls(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of predation on
population regulation

IWEREST IN WORKING HITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; utility; Local
f^overnment; Conservation or scientific Group;
OSDA; AEC; OSDC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; HOD;
OSDI; NSF; OST (15U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sout hvest ( 10, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (3)

<132->

Clarke, George L., 1905, PhD, 1931, Biology,

617-1*95-2300

Biology; Harvard Dniversity; 16 Divinity

Ave.; Cambridge, HA 02138, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Application of ecological
principles to the agnatic environment

COMPETENCE: Aniaal Behavior(3); Animal

Fcology(2) ; Aquatic Ecology(l) ; Fishery
Biology(3); Environmental Pollution ( 3) ;
limnology (2) ; Marine Biology(2);
Oceanography (1) ; Ornithology (3) ; Plant
Fcology(3); Physiology (3 j ; Population
Biologyni; Wildlife Hanageaen t (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS C3NSU1,T»KT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning gruop;
State goveriment; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Hat'l Academy
of Sciences; Dnited Nations; UNESCO; SCOR;
COE: EPA; OSDI; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Remote sensing of the
ocean, productivity, pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: light penetration in sea
and ecologii:al effects

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Bloluminescenf-o and Its
ecology

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; United
Nations: nNSSCO; SCOP; COB; EPA; OSDI: iSF;
OST; AID; other Governments (3m9)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities: Coastal protection/jetties; Pish
G Wildlife con?^ervation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1): Northeast (35, M) ; Middle
Atlantic (2); Europe, eastern (2)

AVAIIIBIIITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 7; ?;,7

<133>

Clarkson, Roy 3.,- 1926, PhD, 1960, Syst. Botan».
30U-293-3979

Biology Department; West Virginia Inivecsity ;
Morgantovn, »V 26506, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Comparative Studies of Plant
Proteins Osing Electrophoresis and Serology

COMPETENCE: Agua'^ic Ecolo.,y(3); Biochoals- ry (2) ;
Immunology (2) ; Systematics (1) ; Ta]tonony(1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Protein comparison of Acer
seeds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Comparison of proteins of
Jaglans seeds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Comparison of proteins
of Lycopodium spores

INTEREST IN trORtTNG WITH: Private Su-Jtcr; U.S.
Federal Government (1"80)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (21 ,M1

AVAllABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,8

37

T4BLE 1

RESPOHDENTS
(MPHABETICUL LI5TI1IG)

<13n>

Clausz, John C, 19it0, PhD, 1970, Botany,
919-276-36';2

Dept. of Biology; St. Undrews Presbyterian
College; Laurlnbarg, NC 28352, OS

PBINCIPIL FIELD: Ecology of Sguatlc Fungi

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Physiology (31 ;
flycology (1)

BESEARCR ACTIVITY ONE: Activity of nater molds in
a lake

INTEREST IN HOHKING HITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S, Federal Government (656)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (TEARS): Southeast ( 1 1 , H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 10; S , 30

<135>

Cliff, Ed»ara p., BA, 1931, Forestry
O.S. Forest Service; 221 N. Royal;
Alexandria, VA 2231U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Administration of Forestry
Proqcams; 10 years Chief of O.S. Forest
Service; 10 year Assistant Chief; U1 years
Professional Experience

COMPETENCE: Animal Husbandry (3) ; Fishery

Biology(3); Forestry (1); Plant Ecology(3);
Range science(l); Water Resources
nanage'jient (3) ; Wildlife Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

?Xri»RlPsCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : AID

RESEARCH A'-TIVITT ONE: Consultant Forestry and
Fibers B Land Use National Commission on
materials policy

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Forestry consultant

INTEREST TN WORKING WITH: County or city

government: local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; Tnternit lonal Organizations; O.S.
Federal Sovernnent; Other Governments (1675)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicieer; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Watershed, forest, range; Water
supply; Fish R Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Pacific

State£(13,M) ; RocKy Mountain (5) ; Middle
Atlantic (23)

AVULABILITY (f >.TS PER MONTH): A, 75; S,25

<136>

Coggoshall, Dale T. , 1938, HS, 1C73, Sataral
Resnurce Admin., 202-3U3- 299:;
Or ^. Dept. of the Intei'cr; !!ure2U of Spnrt
Fisheries ard Wildlife Diiirior Wildlife
Eefujes; E St. 18 NW 6 19 H'J ; i(f£:..-,.ng con , DC
220«0, OS

JRINCTP 1 FIELD: Management yai-f-clo^l ««.' -v-soc,
in jrockish and fresh .ni-ec i ii\;-.t.»t,& i^^

pr»^r*1 1*

COapOTcaC . «i.i.ia;. Ecolog,(-, ..<,^i.

Fc ".ociT : r, tomology '") riirlitrT
Blology(31; Forestry (3) ; Environmeiitcl
Pollalioni3) ; Estuariu-s Fee- '77 '•; ; ^pst

Control(3); Plant Ecology(3); Systems
Analysls(2); Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group; OSDA; COE

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government: other Governments (U16)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities: Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion: Levees/dikes; Coastal
protection/jetties; Shoreline protection;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS): Northeast ( 5) ;
Middle Atlantic(5) ; Alaska{0.25)

ATAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,?

<137>

Cole, Charles ?., 1928, PhD, 1957, Ichthyology,

II13-5U5-2821

Forestry and wildlife Management; Oniverslty

of Massachusetts; HoV--'orth Hall; Amherst,

MA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Esturaine Fisheries; Population
Dynamics; Early Life History; Taxonomy of
Sciaenldae

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2); Animal Ecology(2);
Aquatic Ecology(2); Fishery Biology{1);
Oceanography (2) ; Population Bioloqy(2);
Systematlcs (2) ; Systems Analysis (3);
TaxonoBy(2); Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
COE; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Parker River Alevife
modelling study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Merrimack River diversion
effects study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Weyeantic River
fisheries program

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Otility;
Local or regional planning group; State
government: Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology; "t"!© Nat*l
Academy of Sciences; Onitel vat'.ons; A EC ;
COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST; Central American;
South American (^-511)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/product ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Dredging, filling;
Reservoics/Dams; Canals/Channels; Reservoir
releases; Hydroelectric power; Fish D
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (YEAR"): South Central (3):
Northeast I 3) : Southeast (U) ; Asia(1)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A , 1 : S,50

<138>

BESPONDENTS
(ALPH»BETIC»L IISTING)

36

<138>

Coleates, Richard C, 19U9, BS, 1971, Hildlife

Science, 315-39it- 1U28

U.S. Army; 100 S. Pearl St.; Canadaigua, NT

iau2«, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The ecology and nanagement of
game species of birds and naDmals

COMPETENCE: Animal ecology(2); Biostatist Ics (3) ;
Entonology (3) ; Forestry (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Genetics(3); Ornithology (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; wildlife Nanagement (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : Manufacturing; State
government

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Local Government;

Conservation or Scientific Group: OSDA; AEC;
DSDC; cc; COE; EPA; nsDI: NSP; OST; DOT;
Canadian (23ii5)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish f. wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Southwest ( 1 ) ;
Northeast (1,H1

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,?; S,30
(Available permanently after June 30)

<HiO>

Collier, Ries S., 19oa, MS, 1967, Zoology,
203-e78-2U59

Comiterce-NOAA-NMFS ; National Marine Fisheries
Service; Rogers Avenue; Milford, CT 061160, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Heavy metal bioassay with marine
organisms

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Fishery
Biology (3); Marine Biology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Physiological response of
estuarlne crab to cadmium

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Toxic effects of heavy
metals to oyster embryos

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Physiological response
of green crab to metals

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (37)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific
States (1); Northeast (3) ; Southeast (3)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH) : N/A

<139>

Coleman, Annette W. , 193U, PhD, 1958, Botany,
il01-863-2it3U

Biological and Medical Sciences; Brown
University; Providence, RI 02912, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Developmental biology of algae

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(3); Genetics(3):
Marine Biology(3); Oceanography (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Physiology (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
U.S. Federal Government; Other Governments

(m77)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
states(l) ; North Central (3, M) ;
Northeast (10, M) ; Middle Atlantic (2 ,m ;
Africa(0.25)

<1U1>

Connell, Walter A., 1909, PhD, 19S7, Entomology,

302-36 8-U022

Entomology S Applied Ecology; University of

Delaware; South College Ave.; Newark, DE

19711, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Classification of nitidulidae
(COLEOPTERA) ; Habits and control of spider
■ ites

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (2) ; Animal
Ecology(3) ; Aquatic Ecology(3) ;
Entomology (1) : Acarology (3) ; Pest Control(l);
Systematics(2) ; TaxononyO)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Secotr; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (3091)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Levees/dikes;
Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central(2);
South Central(l); Northeast ( 32) ; Pacific
Islands (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): Retire 6/30/7H
Available thereafter

TABLE 1 - RBSPOHDEKTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

39

<1U2>

<1»2>

Population 6 Environment; Consultant on
iT^llUl'l'll "• """"'k" 5*-: »rlin,ton,

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cooperative develop.ent of
optinal prograus for both people and
enyironaents

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; OSDA; DOE;

EXPERIENCE (A S CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; County'or city
governnent; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group-'
Professional society; The National Academy of
Sciences; Dnited Nations; Horld Bank; Req
Insect. Con.; OSDA; OSDC; COE; EPA; HE»- HOD-
OSDI; NSF; AID; DOT; Asian; African; Caribbean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: National congress optimum
population environment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Site selection in casa.ance

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Recomaendat ions for AID
in agriculture dev. Niger

INTEREST IN HORKING KITH: Private Sector-
Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing-
Mining; Transportation: Otility; Local
Government; County or city government: Local
or regional planning group; State government-
Conservation or Scientific Group; civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of

ted

Ecology (TIE) : The National Academy of
sciences: International Organizations; Onl
Nations; World Ban);; IOCN;Reg. Insect. Con-
^;!" ^^^«'^»1 Government; OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CO-
COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; VST; OST- AID^
DOT; Other Governments: Asian; African-
Central American: Canadian; European, '
eastern; European, .estern; South American;
Caribbean (1«3S)

IMPACT ASSESSH
Airports
Forestry
facilities
erosion; T
Resource D
Dredging,
Reservoirs
protection
Watershed,
Hydroelect
control; I
gudlit^v CO
Wildlife c

EST EXPERIENCE; Agricu
Energy conversion/prod
Highways; Parlts, recre
Pesticides, herbicid
ailinqs, spoils dispos
evelopment (genl) ; Chan
filling; Beach nourish
/Dams; Levees/diltes; c
/letties; Canals/chann
forest, range; Heserv
ric pover; Navigation
rrigation; water suppl
ntrol; Shoreline prote
onservation; Soc. E Ec

Iture;

uction;

ational

es; Soil

;al; Water

nelization;

sent;

casta 1

els;

oir releases;

Flood
y; Water
ction; Pish S
o. Growth

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Southwest (3) -

^ricMU^H)" • ""^^^ *tlanUc(5): As5a{8,M);

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 21; S,21

<m3>

Cook, David 0., 19112, PhD. 1969, Geology.
801-807-8000

Raytheon Oceanographic S Environmental
Services; Bo» 360; Portsmouth, RI 02871, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuary Circulation with Regards
to Waste Disposal

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (1) ;

Limnology(2) : Sedimentology (1) ; Marine
Biology{2); Oceanography ( 1 ) ; Paleontology (2) •
Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Transportation;
Otility; State government; COE; European.
western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Northport NY hydrothermal
survey

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Lynn, Mass. ecoloqic survey

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Egg Harbor, NY
hydrothermal survey

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Otility Local
or regional planning group; State government-
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Dnited Nations; AEC; OSDC; COE; EPA; NSF-
Other Governments (3208) ' '

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Dredging, filling: Beach
nourishment; Water quality control; Shoreline
protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Pacific
States (5); Northeast (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 15; S.10

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ALPH»BETIC»t LISTING)

UO

cooper, Arthur 8., 1931, PhD, 1958, Botany,
919-829-«98a

North Carolina Dept. of Natural and Economic
Pesoorces; State of North Carolina; 116 Best
Jones St.; Raleigh, NC 27611, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant Ecology and Friaary
Pcodttctlvity; Resource Hanageient

: OsrSTENCB: Eiostat' =«i.c?(1) Fjre tc; {2i ;
EnTironserAal Poliotlon (21 ; nariae
Biology (2); Oceanography (J) ; Plant
Ecology (1); Soil Science (2); Taxonony (3) ;
Nater Resonrces Ranageient (3)

TNTEB'ST IN DORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International 0rgani2a tions; U.S. "ederal
Governaent (1773)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT ETPEPIEVCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Hater quality control; Fish 6
midlife conservation

GECGRKPHIC FABILIARITT (TEARS): North

r."vtral Ci.H) ; Worthea-'t (Ifi, ni ; ~anada,
»estern(1)

SVAIIABILITT (DATS PER HONTH) : R,5; S, 10

EJPERIJNCE (AS EflPlOTEB) : State goveriinent

gyPERIESCE (AS roHSOLTANT) : County or citj

governaent; Civic action group; Conservation
group; nSDI: NS7

RESEARCH ACri»riT ONE: Priiary prcductivltj in
r:alt B3rshes

EES2ASCH ACTIVITY TrIC; Salt larsV. seel germination

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: rri.nar/ productivity of
Aspen Forest

INTrREST IN HORKIilG KITH: Private Sector; iccal
Goverr.aent; State go»-etr. n?nt ; T^.S. ?edar«l
Go»ern«ent (1296)

l:lP;iCT ASSEFSREH1 : X ' 'B^ "Ncr-, Hater Resojrce

Dev»lopB€nt (Genl) : Channelization; Dredging,
Tillirig, Teech najcishaent; Peservoirs/Dans;
Coastal protection/jetties; Canals,A;hannels;
Shoreline protection; ?ish S Bildlife
coTtservation

GEOGSAPHIC FAKILIAHITT (TEARS): Hortb Central (U) ;
Northeast'?;, rtidJle Rtlantic(IU)

<1»5>

Cooler, Elw'*? T.. -igi", PSD, 1909- Toology,
811-865-9763

Biology; Pennsylvania State Dniversity; 315
tif«> S-ier"^- '5H'j. I; University Parlt, PA
.16802, DS

PPINCIPAL PTELD: Ecology of Freshwater Fishes

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology; Fishery Biology;

Fnvlronnental Pollution; Linnology; Taxonomy

StPEPlENCB (\S CONSriTAHT) : Agrici'lture; Hining:
Otllity; Civic action group; Conservation
group; professional society; DSDA; EPA; OSDI;
iisF; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTHriT* ONE: rish production of
Fiulti-specles TaVe -ODBunity

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Fish distribution in
relation to acid sine drainage

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Fishery survey of Pine
Creek vatershed

<1it6>

Cooper, George »., 1928, PhD, 1960, Physiology,

212-621-7U50

Departaent of Biology; City College of City

nnlverslty of Vt ; Convent Ave. at 138 St; New

Tork, HY 10031, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Physiological hematology -
factors regulating blood cell foraation

COMPETENCE: Biocheaistry (3) ; Biophysics (2) ;
Physiology (1) ; Reproductive Biology(3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Humoral regulation of
throubopoiesis

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: ReguJation of platelet
production and release

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governaent; Conservation or Scientific Croup;
International Organizations: U.S. Federal
Governaent (1S11)

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIASITT (TEARS): South Central(U);
Northeast (20)

AVAIIABILITT (DATS PER BONTH) : A,U; S,20

<1I|7>

Cooper, John E., 1929, US, 1968, Biology,
301-U62-5800

CoBBunity College of Baltinore; 2901 Liberty
Heights Ave.; Baltiaore, HO 21215, OS

COHPETENCE: Anatoi>y(3) ; Aniaal Ecology(2):
Aquatic Ecology(2); Limnology ( 3) ;
flerpetology (1) ; physiology (3) : Population
Biology(2) ; Taxonoay(2); Speleology( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAS") ; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society

IN'.SREST IN WORKING WITH: Local governaent; CC ;
COE; EPA; OSDI (3896)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Reservolrs/Oams;

Canals/Channels; Fish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS) : Pacific
States (0.5); Southwest (0 .5) ; South
Central(ti); Hiddle Atlan tic(9, H) :
Southeast (1,H) ; West Indies(0.25)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A, 5; S,13

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<iae>

<1I18>

Cooper, HilUaii E. , Jr., 19«5, PhD, 1972,
Ecology, 919-755-2282
Bioaacfk'siiiaxics, North CacollnA State
Dniverslty; Baleiqh, NC 27607, OS

<151>

Coull, Bruce C, 19112, PhD, 1968, Marine Ecology,

617-79 3-751U

Biology; Clark Oniyersity; 950 Bain St.;

Sorcester, HA 01610, OS

paiNCIP; L PIET.D: Behavior of vertetrates -
particularly social behavior

COHPETENCE; Bespondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

SESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Social behavior of
American chameleon

BSSEARCH ACIIVITT TSO: Enoocr luology of color
change in Crotaphytus

BESEABCH ACTITITT THREE: Habenular lesions and
gn&vlng in rats

INTEREST IN SORKING »ITh: Private Sector; Local
Oovernoent; Consdrvacion or Scientific Group;
Internationa] organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American; Australia; New Zealand (922)

GEOGRAPHIC PAHILIARITT (TEARS): South Central (5);
Hiddle Atlantic (1); Southeast (1)

AVAILiBILITT (DATS PER HONTH) ; A, 30; S , 30

<m9>

Cooperrider, Allen T., 19110, ns, 1969, Kiidlife
Biology, 518-582-a551

Huntington Forest; Suny College of Forestry;
Nexcomb, NT 12852, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biology and Management of Free
Living Dngulates

COMPETENCE: Dildlife Management (1)

INTEREST IN WORKING NITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1263)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Rocky
Mountain(2); Northeast (3, H)

<150>

Coppinger, Raymond P., 1937, PhD, 1968, Biology,

ai3-5U2-il676

Natural Science S Hath.; Hampshire College;

West Street; Amherst, HA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine benthic ecology, salt
marsk ecosystem, deep sea, particularly
marine meiofauna

COHPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government;
professional society; FPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Seiofawna energetics salt
marsh

RESEARCH ACTHITY THO: Pollution, Hedfaunc, north
adriatic

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Diversity deep sea
meiofauna

INTEREST IN WORKING NITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Local goveinment; Cor.servat ion
or si ientlfic group; International
organizations; D.S. federel .overnmt^nt; Other
governments (911)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 2) ;
Middle Atlantic(2) ; Southeast (2, M) ;
Bermuda (2. M)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): ^,5: S,15

<152>

Covan, Richard S., 1921, PhD, 1952, Botany,
202-381-59511

National Huseum Natural History; Smithsonian
Institution; Nashington, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systematic and Evolutionary
Biology

COHPETENCE: Systematics (2) ; Systems Analysis(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Professional society;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; NSF

INTEREST IN 80RKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (37^0)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle

Atlantic(2ii) ; Ra»ail(2); South America (M)

COHPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
Professional society; Caribbean

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Govecnemtns (2382)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Forestry;
larks, recreational facilities; Watershed,
forest, range; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8, M) ;
Carlbliean(l)

AVAILABILITY (DA8S PER HONTH): A, 2; S,25

<i';3>

TXBLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(HLPHIIBETICAL LISTING)

42

<153->

Cox, Geraldine V., 19UU, PhD, 1970, Environmental

Science, it01-8U7-8000

Oceanography R Environmental Serv.; Raytheon

Oceanographic 6 Environment; Box 360;

Portsmouth, RI 02871, US

COHPETEUCE: Aquatic Ecology (1); Bacteriology (3) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Biostatistics (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Limnology (2) ;
Harine Biology(2) ; Microbiology (3) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Population Biology(3); Water
Resources ganagement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Utility; State
government; COE; DOD ; EPA; DSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oil spill impact study

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TSO: Computerization of sewage
treatment plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological assessment of
power plant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing: Mining: Transportation;
Utility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
AEC; DSDC; COE; DOD; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST;
DO'''; Other governments (1152)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Dredging, filling;
Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3) ;
Middle Atlantic (5)

<15U>

Cox, James I., PhD, 1971, Biology

Biology; Southeastern Mass. Oniversity; 40
Gaffney; So. Dartmouth, HA 027U8, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Chlorinated hydrocarbons in
marine ecosystem

COMPETENCE; Aquatic Ecology(l); Biostatistics (3) ;
Fishery Biology (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Oceanography (2) ; Population Biology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): State government; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: DDT residues in California
current

INTEREST IN WORKING WI-'H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2511)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
StatesCi.B) ; Northeast (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 7; S,20

<155>

Craker, Lyle E. , 19U1, PhD, ^9^^^ , Plant

Physiology, 617-891-0652

Suburban Expt. Station; Dniversity of

Massachusetts; 210 Beaver; Waltham, MA

0215U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Stress on plants

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3); Biochemistry (2) ;

Environmental Pollution ( 1) ; Hort icultnr" (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;

Transportation; County or city government;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Air pollution monitoring
with plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Influence of ozone on
plant proteins and RNA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effect of ethylene on
flower pigments

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Fed^ial
Government; Other Governments (122)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (lEARS): North Cent rd 1 (0) ;
Northeast(U) ; Middle Atlantic(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 1 ; S,U

<156>

Cramer, Richard D., 19U2, PhD, 1967, Organic

Chemistry, 215-561-2100

Technology Assessment; Smith Kline 6 French

Laboratories; 1500 Spring r.arden Street;

Philadelphia, PA 19101, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Industrial New Product
Evaluation/Knowledge of Specific
Pesticides/Pormu la tion

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(3); Biochemistry (3) ;
Biostatist ics (3) ; Biophysics (3) ;
Entomology (3) ; Forestry(3); Environmental
Pollution(3) ; Pest Control (1); Population
Biology (2); Reproductive Biology (3); Soil
Science(3); Systems Analysis(2); Organic
Chemistry (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation/Slow release
pesticides as new commerce

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government (2372)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6) ;
Middle Atlantic (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

TABLE 1

RESPONDEHTS
(ALPHABETICAl tISTING)

113

<157>

<157>

Craul, Phillip J., 1932, PhD, 1960, Soil Science.

315-076-3151

Silii-Forest Influences; SONY-College of

Environmental Science, Forestry: Syracuse, NT

13210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil Science Applied to Tree
Water Relation; Nans Impact; And Land Dse
Planning

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3) ; Agricultural Science(3)-
Forestry(l): plant Ecology(2): Soil
Science (1); water Resources nanagement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEB) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE (A S CONSULTANT) : Construction; Local
or regional planning group; State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Transport facility impact
on soil and watershed

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Soil evaluation - waste
disposal for campground

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Soil damage on logged
areas of New York

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or

Scientific Group; O.S. Federal Government;
European, western (1696)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Pesticides, herbicides; Tailings,
spoils disposal; Watershed, forest, range;
Avalanches

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(l); Northeast (11,M1 ; Southeast (6, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,0

<158>

Crawford, Hewlette s., 1931, PhD, 1967, Forest

Ecology, 703-552-1U61

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture; Southeastern

Forest Experiment station; 10U Hubbard-

Elacksburg, VA 2U0U0, ns

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Effects of Environmental
Modification on wildlife Habitat

COMPETENCE: Forestry (2); Plant Ecology (2); Range
Science ( 3) ; Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Timber cutting effects on
wildlife habitat

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Food habits of deer-range
carrying capacity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Nongame wildlife and
forest management systems

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1392)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Watershed, forest
range; Pish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central(7,H) ; South Central (6, M) ; Middle
Atlantic (U)

<159>

Croker, Robert A., 1932, PhD, 1966, Biology,

603-862-2100

Zoology; Oniversity of New Hampshire;

Spaulding Bldg.; Durham, NH 03820, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Shallow Water Marine 6 Estuarine
Ecology

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(l): Biostatistics (3) ;
Fishery Biology(3); Environmental
Pollution(3) ; Marine Blology(l);
Systematlcs (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): State government;
Conservation group; Smithsonian Inst.; AEC-
NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marine amphipod crustaceans

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Marine amphipod crustaceans

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological significance
of coastal wetlands

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; The Institute of Ecology
COB; EPA (1371) ^' '

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish B Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8, M) ;
Southeast(6,H) ; Central Pacific(0.3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,1

T»BLE 1 - EBSPOHOESTS

(ALPHUBPrrCAL IISTIHG)

<160>

Croose, Barry W., 19tt2, PhD, 1972, Forest

Ecology, 716-U58-1000

Development Engineer Dept,; Eastnan Kodak

Co.; Kodak Park Divison; Rochester, NY

1«650, OS

PKISCIPUl FIELD: The influenece of the physical
enTironment on the chealcal/f hysical
properties of green plants.

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Forestry (2);
EnTironmental Pollution (3) ; Plant Ecology(2);
Physiology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

EESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Themal effects on

chemical/physical properties of annual plant
fibers

INTEREST IN BORKING NITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Conservation
group: Professional society: TIE; United
Nations; Norld Bank; OSDA; AEC; COE; DOD;
EPA; HES; OSDI; NSF (5«1)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (3,B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5-10; S,5-10

<162>

Culliney, .John L., 1902, PhD, 1969, Zoology,

Marine Biology; Marine Biological Laboratory;
Lilly Bldg.; Hoods Hole, MA 025U3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biology of tarine larvae and
fouling and boring organisns

COMPETENCE: Anictal Behavior (2); Aniaal

Ecology (3); Aquatic Ecology (2); Fishery
Biology{3); Marine Biology (3) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Reproductive Biology(2);
Systematics(2) ; midlife Hanageaent (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Larval biology of boring
and fouling nollusks

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cinematographic studies of
fouling larvae

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological impact of
nuclear plant, N.H. Coast

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Construction; Utility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; AEC;
nSDC; CC; COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST; Other
Governments (00U1)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M) ;
southeast CJ.M)

<161>

Crusherg, Theodore C, 1901, PhD, 1968,
Chemistry, 617-753-1011
Life Sciences; Worcester Polytechnic
Institute; Worcester, HA 01609, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental biochemistry -
heavy metal interactions with proteins

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Aquatic

Ecology (3) ; Biochemistry ( 1) ; Biophysics (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Limnology (3) ;
Microbiology (3) ; Plant Ecology (3);
Physiology (3) ; Hater Resources Management (3) ;
Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Manufacturing; civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Chlorinated organics from
wastewater disinfection

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Infectious hepatitis and
water quality

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Mercury and the fetus
"in utero"

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; AEC; OSDC;
CC; COE; DOD: EPA; HEW; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID;
Other Governments (851)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways;

Pesticides, herbicides; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Water supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 10)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,20

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,7

<163>

Culp, Terry R., 1907, MS, 1972, Fishery Science,

607-652-3563

Ichthyological Associates: P.O. Box 2;

Stamford, NY 12167, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fishery Science

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Fishery

Biology(l); Limnology (2) ; Hater Resources
Management (3) ; Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; State
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Agriculture; Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of temperature and
diet on growth

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Schoharie Valley
ecological study

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH; Agriculture; Otility;
Local Government; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; OSDA; AEC;
COE; EPA; HEW; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American (3652)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Fish & Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
Northeast(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

U5

TABLE

!;i.3POS0EKTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTIHG;

rummings,. ^amunl "J., PhD, 15^6, Anioal Ecology,
301-671-2619

Applied Physiology Section; Biooedical
Laboratories; Clinical Fe.search Dept. ;
Edcjuwood Arsenal, KD 210 10, US

PRTMCIPAI FIEID: Environtiental Physiology

CCHfETZVCS: Aniaal Ecology(l): Entoaology (21 ;

Fishery Biology (2) : Food Sciences (2); Harine
Biology(l) ; Physiology (1)

BXPB8IEHCE (AS EWPLOTEBl : DOD

S-SEr.8CH ACTIVITY OtIE: Physiological Effects of
inhaled anyl nitrite

SESEARCR ACTIVITY TDO: Effects of oxylaaine on
skin circulation - temperature and cone,
effects

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of environment
on penetration of anticholinesterases thru
skin

INTEREST IV HOSKTUG WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (3889)

Cutcher, Joseph J., I9it3, PhD, 1970, Zoology,
301-7U9-7191, Ext. 280

Biology Dept,; Salisbury State College;
Salisbury, ND 21801, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Effects of Hater Quality and
Quantity on Aniials (llainly flollusks.
Insects, Crustaceans, Fish)

COBPETEHCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Anthropology (1) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Biophysics (2) ;
Entomology (2) ; Harine Biology(3);
Physiology (1) ; Hater Resources Hanagement (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental specialist

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (393U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Levees/dikes; Coastal protection/jetties:
Canals/Channels; Flood control; Hater guality
control; Pish R Wildlife conservation

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAHTIIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (1) ;
Middle Atlantic(16,M) ; Southeast (6, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): Varies

<165'>

Cunningham, Denis, 19U2, BA, 1970, Biology,
203-a32-ii3U3

Yale Dniversity Dept. of Biology; OHL 13; 165
Prospect St.; New Haven, CT 06520, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine Benthic Ecology with
Emphasis on Near-Shore and Intertidal
Environments

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecology(l); Environmental Pollution (1 ) ;
Limnology (2) ; Physiological Ecclogy(l);
Harine Biology(l); Oceanography (2) ; Plant
Ecology (2); Population Biology (1); Hater
Resources Hanagement (1) ; Wildlife
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Mining

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Mining; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; AEC; DSDC; COE;
EPA; HEH; HOD; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID: other
Governments (1290)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific States;
Northeast (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HOSTH) : A, 8; S,8

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central (3, H) ; Northeast (2) ; Middle
Atlantic (1,M) ; Southeast (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,30

<167>

Cutright, Noel J., 19U3, PhD, 1973, Conservation,

607-256-2106

Dept. Natural Resources; Cornell University;

Ithaca, NY 11850, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecological studies - Habitat
manipulations in wildlife management -
Ornithology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research specialist

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Research assistant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Research Assistant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Transportation; Utility; Local Government;
conservation or Scientific Group; lUCN; OSDA;
AEC; COE; EPA; OSDT; NSF; OST; AID; Other
Governments (628)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; ^ish R wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7, Ml

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

96

T»BLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHJBETICAL LISTING)

<168>

Dalgleish, Robert C, 19U0, PhD, 1967,

Entonology, 518-797-3UU0

Biological Station; E.N. Hayek Preserve; P.O.

Box 87; Rensselaerville, NT 121«7, US

COMPETENCE: Aniial Ecology (3); Aquatic

Ecology(3); Entomology (1) ; Genetics (2) ;
Limnology (2) ; Ornithology (2) ;

Parasitology <2) ; Plant Ecology (2); Population
Biology{2); Systenatics ( 1) ; TaxonoBy(l);
Virology (3)

EUPESIENCE (AS EBPIOTEE) : Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Construction;

Dtillty; Local or regional planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Rensselaer Poly. Institute
- Highlands Project

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TOO: Sleepy Hollow Residential
Development

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Breacka been-Blenheim
pumped storage facility

INTEREST IN WORKING BITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (632)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion; Reservoirs/Danis;
Hydroelectric power; Water quality control;
Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 10, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1U; S,7

<170>

Daitkaer, na^id «., 1938, PhD, 1973, Zoology,
202-38 1-'57ei

Systematics Laboratory Department; Nat Marine
Fisheries Service NOAA; Crustacea US Nat
Museum: Smithsonian Inst.; Washington, DC
20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systenatics and ecology of
free-living marine copepoda

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Aguatlc

Ecology(2); Fishery Bloloqy(2); Limnology (1) ;
Marine Biology (1); Oceanography (1) ;
Systdoat ics (1) : Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State governitient ; IISDA ;
Smithsonian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : African

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Review of sp Inocalanidae,
Arctic Copepoda

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vetical distribution
Copepoda, Fjord-like basin

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Deep-water cyclopoid
Copepoda Golf, Alaska

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (216)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(S,M); Middle Atlantic(7); Alaska(H);
Africa (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,2

<169'>

Oanalas, Andinos P., 19U6, MS, 1973, Wildlife
Biology, 703-951-5573

Fisheries ft Wildlife Sciences; 509 Thole
Street; Norfolk, VA 23505, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Search, analyze, systematize

study facts to assess environmental impact on
land - wildlife resources

COMPETENCE: AgronoBy(3); Animal Ecology(3);
Aquatic Ecology (3); Biochemistry (3) ;
Entomology (3) ; Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Limnology (3) ; Ornithology (3) ; Soil
Science(2); Wildlife Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : CO"

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT); Civic action group;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The terrestrial fauna of
three lake projects in w. Virginia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organisations; n.S, Federal
Government; African: Canadian; European,
eastern; European, western; Greek (771)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

(SOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 1 9, M)
AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,15

FESPOHDBNTS
(MPHABiTICM IISTING)

<ni>

Oaftnan, Antoni »., 1932, PhD, 1967, Plant
Ecology, 203-086-U319

Ecology section; Dnl»ersity o£ Connecticut;
life Sciences Bldg. D-UB; Storrs, CT 06268,

cs

PEINCIP*! PIDID: Vegetation Analysis anfl Happing,
Effect of Environnental Factors (Temperature,
Forests, Bogs, Xrcticl

COBPETEMCE: Forestry (1) ; Heiial photo

interpretation (2) ; Plant Ecology(1); Soil
Sclence(21; Systeeatics (2) ; Taxono«y(2);
Miiaiife "fanageaent (3) ; Surficial geology(2)

EXPEHIEHCE (US EIIPLOYEB) : Canadian

EXPEBIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) ; Manufacturing;
Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OSE: Ecological survey for
forestry and wildlife

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Effect of vegetation
changes on soil fertility

SESEAhCR ACTIVITY THREE: Vegetation, growth,
nutrition of peat bogs

INTEREST IV WORKING BITH: Private Sector; local
or regional planning group; State governnent;
Conservation group; The Institute of Ecology;
The Nat'l Acadeiy of Sciences; DSPA; AEC;
COE; EPA; OSDI; NS?; OCT; Othes: Governaents
(776)

IHPACT ASSESSHEHT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIllARITT (YEARS): North Central (2);
Northeast (5, M) ; Canada, eastern (9, H) ; Europe,
western (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTHl : A , 10; S , 30

<172>

Bavey, Charles B. , 1928, PhD, 1955, Soil Science.

919-755-2892

Forestry Dept.; N.C. State University;

Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Root 20ne ecology
aycorrhiza plant pathology

r Kizosphere

COMPETENCE: Agrono»y(3); Aniaal Ecology(3) ;

?orestry(1); Genetics(3); Microbiology (1) ;
Plant Ecology(2); Plant Pathology ( 1) ; Soil
Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE! : Agriculture; UsDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; Local or
regional planning group; County or city
governnent; State governsent; DSDA; HEW; NSP

IHTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Mining; Transportation:
ntility; County or city govecnuent; Local or
regional planning group; State governaent;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; CC; COE;
EPA; H£:8; NS?; OST; MD; DOT; Othtc
Governiients (603)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture:
Forestry; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Water Resource Development (Genl);
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Watershed, forest, range; Irrigation; Water
guality control; shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (1,H); Roclty Mountain (1); North
Centrales, M) : Northeast (1) ; Southeast (16, H)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER MOMTHI : A, 2; S,3

<173>

Davis, George M., 1938, PhD, 1965; Zoology,

609-«29-il759

Department of Malacology; Academy of Natural

Sciences; 19 and Parkway; 'Philadelphia, PA

19103, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Malacology, anatomy,
system atics

immunology.

competence; Anatomy(l) ; Animal Ecology (2);
Agnatic Ecology (2) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Biostatisticfi(2) ; Immunology (1) ;
Limnology (2) ; Parasitology (1) ;
Systenatios (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Mejtong Water borne diseases

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government; .
Conservation or Sclent if ic- Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; USDC; COE;
DOD; EPA: HEW; HUD; DSDI; MSF; fT'T; ATOr nc;
Other Governments (17 15)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Reservolrs/Daas; Flool
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YE AHS) t- Nor th • Central;
Northeast<18) ; Middle Atlantic(3); Asia(5)

iVAIlABIlITI (DAYS PEE MONTR): A, 10; S,?

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(AlPIUBETICUL LISTING)

ae

<17U>

Davis, John 0., 1929, PhD, 19f3, Zoology,

It13-58U-62U3

So. Ne» England Division; Normandeau

Associates Inc.; 26 Norfolk Avenue;

Borthampton, HA 01060, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Development of Estuarine
Research Programs Emphasizing Community
Structure and Dynamics

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology; Aquatic Ecology;
Environmental Pollution; Harine Biology;
Systematic?; Systems Analysis; Water
Resources Management

EXPERIENCE (^S CONSDLTANT) : Otility; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental Impact of
Dredging, Dumping, New Haven Harbor, Conn.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological Bonitoring
Program, New Haven Harbor, Ccnn.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological Monitoring
Program, Stanford Harbor, Conn.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; State
government: Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of sciences INRC; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western; South American (3995)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (20, M) ;
Canada, eastern (H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; 3,20

<17';>

Davis, Robert K., 1928, PhD, 1963, Economics,
301-366-3300

Geography/Environmental Engineering; Johns
Hopkins Dniversity; Charles and 3Uth;
Baltimore, HD 21218, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Economics and policy analysis of
environmental resource management

COMPETENCE: Aqronomy(3); Fishery Biology(3);

Environmental Pollution (2) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Soil Science (3) ; Systems Analysis(3); Water
Resources Ma nagement (2) ; Wildlife
Management (3) ; Resource Economics (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Conservation group; DSDA

EXPERIENCE (A S COHSDLTAHT) : Manufacturing; Local
or regional planning group; The Nat'l Academy
of sciences; Hnited Nations; OSDI; OST;
African

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Transformation of pastoral
masai in Kenya

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pricing in water resource
management

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (2329>

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Cent ral (6) ;
Northeast (U) ; Middle Atlantic(7); Africa (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; S,20

<176'>

Davis, willlaE Price, 1939, PhD, 1967, Marine

Science-TONIS 276 808

Mediterranean Marine Sorting Centi^r;

Smithsonian Tnstitutio

L ^i. ng i_*;ii tidL ;

:;iii L\. ii:3uii i.<i II ±11 ^^, Lv u t lu u- Of f Environ Sci-o f. L
Program; Washington, DC 20S60, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Behavior Ecology and Food
Relationships of Tropical Marine Fishes

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Ani.jal
Ecology(2) ; Aguatic Fcology(?) ;
Biostatistics (3) ; Fishery Biology (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Limnology ( 3) ;
Marine Biology(l); Nv! t ri tion (2) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Plant Ecology (3);
Reproductive Bioloqy(3); system^tics (1) ;
Taxonomy (?)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Otility; Local or reqional
planning group; State government; EPA; Asian;
African; Central American; South American;
Mediterranean Pacific "Oceania" and Caribbean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Lake - Consultant -
Ongoing Eutrophication of Tunis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal Effects Upon Early
Life History of Lepomis Hacrochirus

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Controlled Spawning of
Fresh Water/Marine Teleost

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Civic action group;

Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIF) ; Thn Nat'l Academy
of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government (291)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development
(Genl) ; Fish f. Wildlife conservation;
Foraging area - Coastal zones

GEOGRAPHIC FAllILIARITY (YEARS)
Hawaii (2) ; Africa (2)

Sjutheast ( 10) ;

T4B1E 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

49

<177>

De Costa, John J., 1931, PhD, 1962, Limnology,
300 i93-«693 '

Biology: West Virginia aniy. ; Morganto.n, Hv
26506^ OS

PHXSCIPAL FIELD: Productivity, lake sediments,
acid mine pollution

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l): Aquatic

Ecoloqy(l): Llmnology(l) : Oceanography (2) ;
Population Biology(3)

EXPEBIENCE (AS COVSTLTANT) : State government; COE

EESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sediments of Delmarva
intracoastal waterway

INTERfST IM BOEKING WITH: Mining; Otility; state
government; Conservation group; The Institute
"^ ^^'•■°^°'iy C^i^) : International organizations;
0.5. fedecil qovernment; other governments

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Roclty
Mountain (2, B) ; North Central (8, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,<4; S,20

<178>

De Laubenfels, David J., 1925, PhD, 1953
Geography, 315-U76-S501 '

Dept. of Geography; Syracuse Oniversitv
Syracuse, NY 13210, TS

PRINCIPSL FIELD: Geography of Vegetation Systems
Both Formation and Flora

COMPETENCF: Animal Ecoloqy(3); Anthropology (3) ;
Foi:e:il.ry (31 ; Vegetat ion (Ecosystem) (1) ; Man 6
The Natural Environment (2) ; Plant Ecology(2)-
Taxonomy (2) ; Climatology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Professional society
AID; European, western; South American:
Australia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Patterns of vegetation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Vegetation of Latin America

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Tajrono.y of rainforest
conifers

INTEREST IN BOkKING WITH: Private Sector;
Agriculture; Transportation; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group-
International Organizations; O.s. Federal
Goverument; other Governments (792)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(l); North CentralO) ; Northeast (1 3, M) •
Southeast (-,) ; South America (0. 5) ; Australia-
Pacific (0. 5, n) '

<179>

Ce Roo, Hendrllt C, 1913, PhD, 1953, Soil
Science, 203-68a-36it7

The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment
Station; Dept. of Ecology E Climatology; Coolt
Hill Road, P.O. Box 20(1; Bindsor, C? 06095
OS '

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Management of Soil, water.
Fertilizer in Field and Container Crop'
Production

COMPETENCE: Aqronomyd); Horticulture (2) • Soil
Science(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSHLTANT) : Agriculture; County
or city government

RESEARCH AC'IVITT ONE: Plant water studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Preservation of plant
water with anti-transpirants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Water use by plant

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group-
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (800)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture- Soil
erosion '

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (20, M) •
Asia (9); Europe, western («)

<190>

De Villafranca, George W., 1923, PhD, 1953
Zoology, 013-580-2700 '

Biological Sciences; Smith College;
Northampton, MA 01060, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biochem. 6 Physiol, of muscle
proteins

COMPETENCE: Biochemist ry ( 1 ) ; Nutrition (3) -
Physiology (1) *

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : NSF; AID

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Muscle proteins

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; O.s. Federal Government; Other
Governments (695)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor t heast ( 25) -
Asia (0.16); Europe, western(0.5) '

<181>
TABLE 1

RfSPOKDEBTS
'HLPHJBETIOt LTSTING)

■iO

<181>

Dean, David, 1926, PhD, \9^1, Zoology,
20T-563-31U6

oceanography; Oniversity of naine; Darling
Center; Salpole, HE 0«573, DS

PSINCIPXl FIELD: Sarins ?snthic CcaBunitles

COHPETEHCB; Enviconaental Pollation(3) ; Marine
Blology(l) ; Oceanography (21

EtPEPIEdCI (».s coisaiTSNT): ocllity; CC; COE

BESEHSCH JCTIVITT CHE: Survey of Hontsveaq Bay
re: naclear pover plant

BESEASCH ACTIVITY THO: Controlled erosion in
Kontsweag Bay

RESEARCH ACllVlTt THREE: Effects of dredging in
Belfast harbor

INTEREST m HfiRidllG SITH: Dtility; local or

regional planning group; State governnent;
Professional society; The Nat'l Acadeay of
Sciences; CC; COE; EPA; NSE; OST (36U6)

IflPACT ASSESSarST EJLPEBIEKCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARI-'Y (YEARS): northeast (22, K)

AVAILABIIITI (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,1

<ie2>

Dean, Walter E., 1939, PhO, 1967, Geology,
31 5- 1176- 5501

Geology; Syracuse Dniver&icy; Heroy Geology
Laboratory; Syracuse, NY 13210, OS

PBINCIPAI, FIEiC: Bicgeocheaistry of larine and
freshwater sediaents

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l): Biochemistry (3) ;
Environsental S-ollution (3) : limology (3) ;
Marine Biology (3) ; oceanography (3) ; Soil
Science (3); Sater Sesoorces Managenent (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAHT) : Conservation group;
COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Regional lianology of
Minnesota

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Pollution of Lalte
Onundaga, >te» York

INTEREST IN BORKING BTTH: Mining; AEC; COE; OSDI;
NSF (1595)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Sater supply; Hater
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (6) ;
North Central(l); Northeast(5)

<183>

Oenoncourt, Robert ?., 1932, PhD, 1969, Vert.
Zool. Aqaat., 717-8'»3-8891

Oept. of Biological Sciences; York College of
Pennsylvania; Country Club Road; Yorit, PA
17000, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: AquatLo; tnoraal stuage

construction; fishes nacroinvertebrates and
trophic levels

COHPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 oc aors
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT)' Otility; Civic action
group; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Harrisburg flood
protection study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: SchUyHcill Rlvec
ecological study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological study
Delaware River estuary

INTEREST IN DORKING WITH: Transportation;
otility; Local Governeent; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
National Acadeny of Sciences IN9C; Onited
Nations; COB; EPA; HFW; OSDI;. NSF (3«3P!

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parlts, recreational
facilities; Hater Resource Developnent (genl) ;
Dredging, filling; Sssecr»oirs/D^«^;
Hydroelectric power; Flood control; Fish S
Nildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PSMILIAHTY (YEARS): North Central(l);
South Central (1); Northeast (10, H) ; Middle
Atlantic (5, H)

S7AT1ABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) ; ».^: s.iO

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 10; S,20

TABLE 1 - RESPONDEHTS

'aiPaSEETlCRI, IISTIBC)

51

<i8a>

<ieii>

Oicltson, Senneth L. , 19K3, PhD, 1970, Zoology,
703-951-5538

Center EnTitonsental Studies; 1020 Derring
Hall; Blacksborg, V» 2«061, OS

PSIRCIPXL FIELD: Hqaatic biology

CoaPETEHCE: Anlial Ecology(3); Aquatic

Ecologyd); Fishery Biology(3); Environmental
Pollution; Limnology (2) ; Rater Resources
Managenent (3)

SIIEBIENCE (AS CONSDLTAHT) : Wanuf acturing ;

utility; Local or regional planning group;
The Hat'l Acadeny of Sciences; COE; EPA

RESEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environnental analyses of
three proposed reservoirs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological Bonitoring

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Biological recovery of
Clinch River

INTEREST III HORKiriG WITH: Private Sector; Local
Goverrnflent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
liiternct i^nal organizations; O.S. Federal
Governnent; OSDA (37fi5)

IHPJCT iSSESSSEN'T EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/DaBs J ■
Hydroelectric power

GEOGRSPHir FSKILHRITY (YEARS): Southwest (2, H) ;
Southeast (5,?t)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 5; S,5

<1B6>

Dill, florsan H.^ 1938, PhD, 196U, Plant Ecology,

302-878-S195

Biology t Natural Resources: Delaware State

College; Dover, OE 19901, OS

PHlNCIP/il FIELD: Forest Productivity; Vegetation
nanageaent; Plant Geography; Forest Ecology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 1 6 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; State
governaent

EXPE81EHCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city

govern»ent; Local or regional planning group;
Conservation group; OSDI; NSF; RID

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Plants - air - noise -
Bicroclinate interactions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TNO: Wild shrub cultivation
songbird attraction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Integrated aethods pest
control F' vegetative nanagenent

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Governaent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (39U2)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(12,M) ; Asia(0.33)

<185>

DlCiiollo, John, C, 1935, PhD, 1960, Microbial

Chea., 215-6U7-0900

Anlsai Health Research; Smith Kline S French

labs.; 1600 Paolii Pike; Nest Chester, PA

19380, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Tissue residues 6 toxicology of
veterinary products, biochemistry drug

eetabolism

COi'JgETEN-CE: B«.ctEriology (2) : Biochemistry (2) ;
BiostatisticE(3) ; Food Sciences(2) ;
Immunology (3) ; Microbiology (2) ; Vlrology(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculure

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Residues of Virginiamycin
in swine

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TiO: Residues of a methane
inhibitor in cattle

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Toxicology studies on
virginiamycin

IBTsatST IN SOBfZHG WITH: ilgricu Iture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; TIE; The Hatl
Academy of Sciences INRC; International
Ocg?alza» IcAs; O.S. Federal Government; Other
GcvernsoTits ;2i.in)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

cEOGftPHIC FArrilJ.SITr (YLARs* : Bidfile .it l=,ntlc (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,10

<1fl7'>

Dillingham, James H. , 1938, PhD, 1965, Sanitary

Eng. , 617-272-7910

Environmental- Division; Analytical Systems

Corp.; 11 Ray Avenue; Burlington, MA 01803,

OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental Engineering
Computer Applications R Data Processing

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Bacteriology (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Limnology (3) ;
Sater Resources Management (1) ;
Microbiology (3) ; Systematics (1) ; Systems
Analysis(l); Hater Resources Management (1) ;
Water Treatment (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental Division
Manager

INTEREST IN BORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Gcvernment; Other Governments: Australia
(399 6)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Developsient (Genl) ; channelization; Dredging,
filiifcc- Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (M); North Central (U^M) ;
KorthsastJ" ,H) ; Middle Atlantic(H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

52

TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTIHG)

<189>

Diiond, Barle T. , 1916, PhD, 1950, »ni«al

Biology, 202-269-226U

Oept. of Biology; Trinity College;

Bashington, DC 20017, OS

PRIHCIPAL FIELD: Developmental Endocrinology of
Exotherns

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (2) ; Physiology (1)

INTHSBST IH WOBKTNG UITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation oc Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government: Other Governments (153U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Hiddle

Atlantic(32,ll) ; Alaska(l); Canada, iiestern(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 2; S,20

<189>

Divers, Barbara J., 1937, HS, 1971, Veterinary

Med., 301-8B9-9Uua

Zoo Veterinarian; Baltimore Zoo; Draid Hill

Park; Baltimore, MP 21217, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Medical care and management of
captive exotic animals

COHPETEtiCE: Animal Husbandry (2) : Veterinary
Science (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): The Nat'l Academy of
SciencesTNRC

EXPEEIFNCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Professional society

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (18U7)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(ii) ; Rocky Mountain (1) ; North
Central(7): Middle Atlantic(l)

<190>

Domerauth, Robert B. , 1948, HS, 1972, Fisheries
Biology, m8-'527-^€16

Forestry and Sildlife Management; Oniversity
of Massachusetts; Amherst, MA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Foods of fishes and feeding
competition on an interspecific level

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Aquatic

Ecology(2); Fishery Biology(l); Limnology (3) ;
Population Biology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Location of Shad spavning
sites, Connecticut River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Food competition between
Shad and resident fish species

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; Dnited
Nations; U.S. Federal Government; Canadian
(921)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Canals/Channels; Reservoir releases; Water
supi"ly: Fish C wildlife conservition

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5)

AVAIIABILITV (DAYS PER I10NTH) : A,= ; S,10

<191>

Docley, James K., 19U1, MA, 1970, Zoology
Zoology; Inst. Bar. Science Oniv. North
Carolina; Horehead City, NC 285S7, us

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine ecology S systenatics of
fishes

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): OSDl

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fish stocks of the
everglades national park

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Fishes Assoc. Pelagic
Sargassum

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Revision E Comparative
Eiology of Tilefishes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
InteTnational Organizations; U.S. "edtcai
Government; Other Governemts (1831)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish R Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantlc(3,n) ; Southeast (U.M)

IVAILAHILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,iO; 5,30

TABtE 1 - SESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

53

<192>

<192>

Douglas, Lowell A., 1926, PhD, 1961, Soils,
201-207-1766

Soils 8 Crops; Dept. of Soils S Crops; Ne»
Brunswick, NJ 06903, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: lineral cycling 6 waste disposal

COMPETENCE: AgronoBy(2); Agricultural Science (2) ;
Aquatic Ecology (2) ; Environnental
Pollution (2) ; Oceanography (2) ; Soil
Science(1); Sater Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) : Agriculture;
Manufacturing; Utility; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Wastewater irrigation and
disposal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Nutrient

cycling-strea»-soil Interactions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Sewage sludge disposal
on the land

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; International
Organisations; U.S. Federal Governnent; Other
Governments (3170)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Soil
erosion; Water Resource Develcpment (Genl) ;
Irrigation; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
states(2) ; Rocky Mountain(2); Middle
Atlantic(15) ; Alaska (7) ; Canada, northern (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,8

<193>

Dowlinq, Paul Bruce, 1926, MS, 1965,
Zoology-Wildlife, 703-638-161)9
Paul Bruce Dowling 8 Associates; 2525 N 10th
St No 726; Arlington, TA 22201, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Report on Biological Physical,
Human Environmental Impact Factors-Devise
Solutions

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government;
Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Agriculture; Dtility;
Dnited Nations; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: A comparative

environmental study of pumped storage sites

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; Central American;
Canadian; South American (3709)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Reservoirs/Dams;
Watershed, forest, range; Hydroelectric
power; Shoreline protection: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (1); South Central (U); Northeast (1) ;
Middle Atlantic(16)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 15; S,15

<19U>

Drury, William H., 1921, PhD, 1952, Biology -

Geology, 617-259-9500

Scientific Staff; Massachusetts Audubon

Society; South Great Road; Lincoln, MA

01773, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Interaction of behavior and
population biology in Seabirds

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal

Ecology(l) ; Environmental Pollution(2) ;
Marine Biology (3) ; Ornithology ( 1) ; Pest
Control (3); Plant Ecology (2); Population
Biology(l); Systematics (3) ; Wildlife
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group;
COE; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government;
Conservation group; The Nat*l Academy of
Sciences; DOD; EPA; HEW; OSDI; OST

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population 8 movements of
New England Herring gulls

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Management of
Massachusetts terns

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Panel on hazardous trace
substances

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Otility;
Local or regional planning group; State
government; Conservation group; The Institute
of Ecology; Onited Nations; inCN; COE; DOD;
EPA; HEW; OSDI; NSF; OST (686)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Airports; Pesticides, herbicides: Dredging,
filling; Flood control; Fish 6 wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (30, M) ;
Alaska (1,N); Canada, northern ( 1 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6-8; S,0

<195>

SO

TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<i9';>

Dryfoos, Robert L., 1939, PhD, 1965, Fisheries,
U01-789-9326

Marmp Field office; National Marine Fisheries
Service; So. Ferry Road; Narragansett , RI
02882, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Tagging studies and popolation
dynamics; research administration

COMPETENCE: Bi ostatistics (2) ; Fishery Biology (1) ;
Marine Biology(31; Ocranography (3) ;
Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDC; DSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marnap field office

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Menhaden tagging studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Saelt studies

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S, Federal
Government (2521)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (U) ; Northeast (1) ; Middle Atlantic (7, H)

<196>

Dudzinski, Diane M. , 19U6, MS, 1970, Biology
Fordham Oniv. L. Calder Conservation G
Ecology Study Center; U5 ShippoorwillRoad;
Araonk, NY 1050U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Nutritional reguirements of
marine and fresh water phytoplankton and
their ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Ecology(3); Aquatic Ecology(l);
Bacteriology (Marine) (2); Biochemistry (2) ;
Fishery Biology (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (Aquatic) (1) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Microbiology (1) ; Nutrition (photoplankton) (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Survey-marine
phytoplankton of Bermuda

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Nutritional requirements
and ecology of Bermudian endosymbions and
other phytoplankton

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Survey of Calder Lake,
biological

INTEREST IN WORKING SITH: D.S. Federal Government
(2325)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (26, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR MONTH): A, 6; S , 30

<197->

Duffy, Heglna M., 1920, PhD, 1950, Botany,

203-37 9-85U5

President; Northwestern Community College;

Park Place; iinsted, CT 06098, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cellular morphology of plants

COMPETENCE: Plant Morphology (1)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. "ederal
Government (61U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7) ;
Middle Atlantic(25)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, no limit

<19e>

DuMond, David H., 19U3, MS, 1969, Botany,
919-799-ttU70

Coastal Zone Resources Corporation; U009
Oleander Dr.; Wilmington, NC 28101, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Impact Analysis Deciduous Forest
Blome Natural Systems

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3) ; i^nvironmental

Pollution (3) ; Horticulture (3) ; Limnology ( 3) ;
Rare Plant species(l); Orn ithology (3) ;
Paleontology (3) ; Plant Ecology (1);
TaxonoBy(l); Water Resources Management (3) ;
wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction;

Transportation: Utility; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group; COE; EPA;
DOT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Dredging Sunny Point
marine ordinance terminal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Bridge-Tunnel crossing
Hampton roads

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Dredge and fill Pine
knoll shores Bogue banks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; Mining;
Transportation: Utility; State government;
Civic action group: Conservation group;
Professional society; COE; EPA; USDI; NSF;
DOT (1892)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Dredging, filling;
Canals/Channels; Navigation; Pish G wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (7, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL IISTIHG)

55

<199>

<199>

Dyer, Gloria J., 1929, (l», 1956, Biology,

201-5U3-2907

Assoc. Professor; Pairleigh Dickenson

Dniversity; West Passaic Ave. ; Rdtherford, HJ

07926, OS

PaiNCIPAl FIELD: Teaching environnental sciences
and ecology of invertebrates

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Aquatic

Ecology(21; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Limnology (2) ; Plant Ecology (2); Benthic
Invertebrates (1)

IHTESEST IS HORKING BITR: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governraents (U016)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIASITT (YEARS) : Northeast (8) ;
Middle Atlantic (30)

AVATLABIIITT (DATS PER MONTH): S,30

'200->

Dysart, Richard J., 1932, PhD, 1961, Entomology,

609-235-085U

Beneficial Insects Laboratory; O.S- Dept,

Agriculture ARS ; P.O. Box 150; Moorestoirn, NJ

08057, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Foreign exploration for natural
enemies of introduced insect pests
(biological control)

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3);

Entomology (1) ; Parasitology (1) ; Pest
Control(l); Plant Pathology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPIOTEE) : State government; DSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Search for and importation
of parasites of alfalfa weevil from Europe to
OS A

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Search for and importation
of parasites of ovlema melanopus from Europe
to OSA

RESEARCH ACIVITY THREE: Search for parasites of
oulema melanopus in OSSR

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; 0,S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1066)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central (10) ; Europe, western (8, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3

<201>

Edwards, Stephen J., 19U8, MS, 1973,

Environmental Engineering, 20"'-i*35-t»01 5

Civil Engineering; Institute Water Resources;

Box 10 Oniversity Connecticut; Storrs, CT

06268, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Phy toplankton Coeposltion and
Diversity Relative to Water Chemistry

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Biochemistry (3) ;
Fishery Biology (3); Environmental
Pollution(l) ; Limnology (2) ; Aquatic
rhemistry(l) ; Marine Biology(3);
Oceanography (3) ; Water Resources Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research Assistant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Mininq; Utility;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; AEC; cnE; EPA;
NSF; OST; AID; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; Australia (261)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Organic wastes

GEOGSAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2 , M)

<202>

Egler, Pranit E., PhD. 1936, Ecology, 203-512-5125
Aton Forest; Norfollt, CT 06058, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Vegetation Science and
Vegetation Management

COMPITENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecoloqy(2); Forestry{2); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Horticulture (2) ; Pest
Control(l) ; Plant Ecology(l) ; Range
Science { 2) ; Taxonomy(2); Water Resources
Management (3) ; wildlife Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANTl : Transportation;
Otility; Civic action group; Conservation
group; Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Owner

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Technical Advisor

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Director

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation;

Otility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Onited Nations; lOCN; OSDA; CC; COE; DOD;
EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; Other Governments
(758)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fort^stry; Highways;
Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed, forest,
range; Pish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FSMIIIARTTY (YEHRS): North Central (2);
Northeast(35,M) ; Hawaii(l); Central America(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<203->

TABL^ 1 - RESPOMDEIITS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

56

<203>

Ehrlich, Renry L., 1925, PhD, 1951, Agricoltucal
Bacteriology, 518-270-6392
Biology Dept.; Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute; Troy, NT 12181, DS

PSINCIPAl FIELD: Activities of microbes In

hydrosphere and lithosphere (geomicroaiology)

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; EnTirontnental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (2) ; Harine Biology (2) ;
Hicrobiology (1) ; Oceanography (3)

SESEAttCii ACTIVITY ONE: nicrobial leaching of
low-grade sulfide ores

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: The microbiology 6
manganese nodules

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Hydrostatic pressure
effects on marine bacteria

INTEREST IN DORKING NITH: Hining; Professional
society; TIE; The Natl Academy of Sciences
INRC: United Nations; CC ; COE; DOD; EPA;
OSDI; NSF; European, western (2260)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal

GEOGRAPHIC EAHIIIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (0) J
North Central(3) ; Northeast (21)

STAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A,1; S, 1

<20tt>

Elsenbud, Herril, 1915, BSEE, 1936, Electrical

Engineering, 212-6''9-3200, Ext. 5253

Inst, of Environmental Hedicine; New Yorl!

Oniversity Medical Center; 550 First Avenue;

New York, NY 10016, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental radioactivity,
pollution control

COMPETENCE: Biophysics (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Marine Biology (3); Water
Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government; fnited Nations; AEC

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Utility; State

government; Professional society; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; Onited Nations; AEC;
EPA; HES; OST; AID; South American; Isreal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Radioactivity measurement

SESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Hudson River ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Trace elements in urban
atmospheres

INTEREST IN DORKING DITH: Private Sector;

Utility; Local Government; County or city
government: Local or regional planning gcuop;
States government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; Civic action qruop; Conservation
group; Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; AEC; Other Governments (3tl09)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal: Water Resource Development (GENL)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 37) ;
South America (H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,0

<205->

Eisler, Ronald, 1932, PhD, 1961, Fisheries Biology
Hebrew University, Eilat, Israel (currently
visiting professor) U.S. Environmental
Projection Agency; P.O. Box 277; w. Kingston^
RI, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological effects of metals,
crude oil, insecticides, syndets to marine
life

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(l); "ishery

Biology(l) ; Environmental Pollutlon(l) ;
Harine Biology (1); Oceanography (1) ; Pest
Control(2); Physiology (2) ; Taxonomy (2) ; Water
Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; Utility;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
United Nations; USDA; AEC; DOC; CC; COE; EPA;
USDI; OST; Canadian; Israel

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cadmium poisoning in
marine organisms

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Toxicology of syndets and
NTA to marine life

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Crude oil toxicity In
red sea

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: International

Organizations; U.S. Federal government;
Asian; Canadian; European, western; Israel
(3185)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
con version /product ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Hydroelectric power; Water
quality control; Fish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (6) ; Rocky Mountain (2); Northeast (6) ;
Middle Atlantic(5) ; Southeast ( 1) ;
Hawaii (.25); Alaska (. 2";) ; Europe,
western (.25) ; Israel{1)

i

TABLE 1 - FESPOHDENTS

(ALPRHBETICAt LISTIHG)

57

<206'>

Elder, Alfred S., 1936, HPP, 1971, Plant

Pathology, 919-829-7262

Plant Protection Services; North Carolina

Dept of igrlcultare; P.O. Box 276U7; Raleigh,

HC 27611, OS

PBINCIPAl FIELD: flan igement , quarantine

regulation and integrated control of plant
pests

OHPETEHCE: Agricultural Science (3) ;

EntOBOlogy (2) ; Envlronaental Pollution (3) ;
Plant Hematology (1) : Pest Control (2); Plant
Pathology (2) ; Plant Virology (2)

EXPEEIEHCE (R"^ BHPIOTEE) : State governitent

EJPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Agriculture: County
or city governntent; Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group;
Professional society; OSDA; COE; EPA

INTEREST IN SOBKING KITH: Agriculture; Local

Governaent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
OSDA; CC; COP; DOD; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID
(801)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT ETPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEAR*;): Pacific
States(l); Southeast (1 1 , B)

<207>

Engel, Ronald A., 1936, PhD, 1966, Zoology

Zoology; State Oniversity College;

Blostation; Oswego, NY 13126, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biological Lianoloqy 6 Fisheries
Biology

COHPETENCE: Anl»al Ecology(2); Aguatic

Ecology(l); Fishery Biology(l); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Limnology f 1) ; flarine
Biology(2); Oceanography (31 ; Pest Control(3);
Rater Resources Management (3) ; Hildlife
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSBLTANT) : Otllity; Engineering
consultant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Benthos of near shore
waters of LaKe Ontario

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Fish studies of the Osvego
Harbor area

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Zoop- nVton studies in
Osvego Harbor area

INTEREST IN WORKING »ITH: State government; COE;
EPA; OSDI; West Indian (i(061)

IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/production ; Pesticides,
herbicides; Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (U);
Middle Atlantic (6, H)

<208^

Ericltson, James M., 19U7, PhD, 1973,

Entomology-256-309 3

Dept. of Entomology; Cornell University;

Ithaca, NY 1U850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Host-Plant Insect ro-Evolution
Based on Chemical Interactions

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : USDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Host plant insect
coevolution in P. Polyxenes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Population dynamics of
harvester ants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Methods Improvement -
pink bollvorm program

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; OSDA; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; NSF (1S23)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (M) ; Southwest (H) ; Northeast (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): S,S; S,10

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER nOl-TR) : A , « ; S,U

<209>

58

TIIBIE 1

RESPONDENTS
(RIPHABETTCH LISTING)

<209>

?U5tance, Hilliaa E., 1937, BS, ^9^I0 ,

Envlconmental Engineering/Zoology,

9m-361-05«1

Engineering Department; Eustance & Horowitz,

P.C. ; Box 525; Circleville, NY 10919, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquatic ecology, especially
fisheries, plus pollution control as
envicor.mental engineer

COBPETEHCE: Ani«al Ecology(3); Aquatic

Bcology(2); Fishery Bioloqy(2); Envlron«ental
Pol lotion (2) ; Linnology (3) ; Plant Ecology(3):
Water Resources Hanagement (2) ; Wildlife
Nanageaent (3)

EifPERIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : Conservation group; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAMT) : Construction;

Manufacturing; County or city government;
State government; civic action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: DDT analysis of lake
George sedinents

BESEAICH ACTIVITY TWO: Aquatic environs of

Emerald Green - N.Y. State D.E.C. Hearing

RErEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Edgevood Lakes NYS-DEC
hearing

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;

».EC-, roE- EPS; C^^T; HSF; OST (1ufU'

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Pesticides, herbicides; Water Resource
Development (GENU ; Beservoirs/Dams;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Hater supply; water quality control; Fish 8
Wildlife conservation

GIOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1. ■;) ; North Central (0 . 2";) ;
Northeast (5.5) ; Middle A tlantic(7. 5,M) ;
Southeast (1 . 5) ; Europe, western (0.25)

AVAILABILI'''Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
IDCN; OSDA : AEC; USDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA;
OSDI; AID

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: All consultant services
have been without remuneration

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; State
government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organi2atlons; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1918)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Fish R wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (18, fl) : Rocky Mountain(3); Middle
Atlantlc(9,H) ; Asia(2)

<'211>

Fairchild Robert P., 19U5, BS, 1Q66, Fishery

Biology, 315-mt6-1388

Nottingham High School; Syracuse City School

District; 3100 E, Genesee St.; Syracuse, NY

13221, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Life Histories of Fresh-Hater
Fishes

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (2); "ishery

Biology(l); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
limnology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city

government; State government; DOD; USDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : County or city
government; Lake Boat Club

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cranberry Lake water
quality survey

RESEARCH kCTIVITY TWO: First-year growth alewite
Lake Ontario

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Operation Clearwater

<210>

Evenden, Fred G. , 1921, PhD, 1909, Field Biology,

207-363-21435

Executive Director; The Wildlife Society,

Inc.; 3900 Wisconsin Ave. NW ; Washington, DC

20016, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Broad natural history,

especially bird, mammal and plant ecology

COMPETENCE: ^nimal Ecology (1); Fishery

Biology(3): Ornithology (1) ; Plant Ecology(3);
■Taxonomy (3) ; Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government;
Professional society; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; U.S. Federal Government
(2393)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Hater quality control;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6, M) ;
Asia (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,3C

59

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TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(MPHABETICAl LISTING)

<212>

Farrar, Richard B., 1939, BS, 1950, OrnUhology,
802-802-14571

Executive Director; Vermont Institute of
Natural Science; 2U Elm Street; Hoodstock, VT

o';o9i, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Avian migration and energy
balance

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology (2) ; Aquatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Ornithology (1) ; Plant
Ecology (3); Physiology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Construction; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation; DDSA; HEH

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Development of marsh
habitat for corporation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Natershed monitoring
system - Water quality

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Outdoor education
laboratory

INTEREST TN WORKING WITH; Agriculture;

Construction; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; D.S. Federal Government
(20U0)

IflPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Dredging,
filling; Watershed, forest, range; Water
supply; Water quality control; Fish f-
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (1 1 . M) ;
Southeast (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; other Governments (2335)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils

disposal; Water quality control; Oil Pollution

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, M) ;
Middle Atlantic(ll) ; Atlantic Ocean

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PBS MONTH): A,1; S,1

<21U->

Federer, C. Anthony, 1939, Phn, 196U, Soil

Science, »;03-8«8-5576

Northeastern Forest Eip. Sta.; Box 6U0;

Durham, NH 0382U, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Forest Meteorology, Especially
Evapot ranspiration and Snowmelt

COMPETENCE: Forestry(2); Micrometeoroloqy ( 1) ;
Plant Ecology (3); Soil Science (3); Water
Resources Management (1)

EXnESIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Professional society;
OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Water stress in hardwood
trees

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "^WO: Snovmelt in hardwood
forests

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Wind profiles over
forests

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; D.S.
Federal Government; OSDA (1''95)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Watershed,
forest, range; Water supply

<213>

Farrington, John W. , 19UU, PhD, 1972,
Oceanography, 617-5U8-m00
Chemistrv; Woods Hole Oceanoqraphic
Institution; Woods Hole, MA 025U3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Organic geochemistry, and oil
pollution problems, input-fate effect

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Rcoloqy(3); Biochemistry (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine
Biology (3); Oceanography (1) ; Organic
Geochemistry (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): State government;
Civic action group; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; EPA; DSDI; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Organic chemistry in
marine environment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Assessment problems oil
pollution Atlantic

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Organic geochemistry
estuarine sediments

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS); North Central(5)
Northeast(8,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<215>

Ferner, John W., 19U5, PhD, 1972, Animal Ecology,
m2-7u5-3Se7

Dept . of Biology; Washington and Jefferson
College: Washington, PA 15301, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecological Survey of Terrestrial
Vertebrate Populations

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2) ; Animal
Ecology (1); Population Biology (2);
Reproductive Biology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Lizard ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Squirrel competition and
ecology

INTi»REST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Onited Nations; lOCN; OSDA; COE; EPA; OSDI;
NSF; African; Canadian; Meniciin (1359)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (5, M) ; Northeast (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; s,20

<21S>

RESPONDENTS
(PLPHABETICH IISTING)

60

<216'>

Perrigno, Fred, 1928, BS, 19f7, Envlronuental

Science, 609-fi28-21 03

Fn»lroniiiental Protection; Rutgers State

Dniversity; New Brnnswick, NJ, OS

PPINCIPM PIELD: Hetlands Ecology

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Entoiiology (2) ;
Enivronmental Pollution (3^ ; Mosquito
control (1); Pest Control (2) ; Sildlife
nanagement (1) : Salt flarsh Ecology (1>

EXPERIENCE (A? EMPLOYEE) : County or city

government; local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group; COB;
EPA; OSn

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology narshlands and
coastal impoundments

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Open marsh vater management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Wetlands ecology

INTEREST IN HORKING OTTR: Agriculture; Local
Government ; The Institute of Ecology; COE;
EPA; OSDI (3931)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Levees/diltes; Watershed, forest,
range; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (20)

<2n>

Feuer, Robert C. , 1936, PhD, 1966, Herpetology,
21"=i-38fi-'^e00

Biological Science; Philadelphia Coll. of
Pharmacy 6 Sci. ; «3rd 6 Woodland Ave.;
Philadelphia, PA 1«10tt, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systematic herpetology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic Ecology (3) ;
Biostatistics(2) ; I'ishery Biology(2);
Limnology (2) ; Herpetology (1) ; Population
Biology(3); Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; Education;
OSDI

•'XPEBIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Civic action group;
Education

PESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Variation in snapping
turtles, chelydra Sp

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (2U28)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pocky
Mountain (2); North Central (3) ;
Northeast (9, M) ; Southeast (2, M)

<21R'>

Fine, Michael I., 19146, MA, 1970, Marine Science,
U01-79 2-6251

Graduate School of Oceanography; university
of Rhode Island; Kingston, RI 02681, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Sargassum community ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior{2); Marine

Bioloqy(3); Oceanography (3) ; Physiology (2) ;
Taxonomy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Faunal variation on
pelagic sargassum

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Sexual dimorphism in
toadfish swimbladders

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Brain stimulation in
toadf ish

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1U95>

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 2) ;
Middle Atlantic(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON'^Hl : A, 5; S,R

<219>

"isher, Harold W., 1928, PhD, 19S9, Biophysics,
U01-792-2225

Biophysics Dept. ; Oniversity of Rhode Island;
226 Morrill Hall; Kingston, RI 02B81, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Mammalian cell culture

COMPETENCE: Biophysics (1) ; Microbiology (2) ;
Virology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : National Science
Foundation

RE'EABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cell cultULe assay of
water pollutants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY t»o: Electron microscopy of
Viruses

RFSEARCI ACTIVITY THREE: Inhibitor Of RNA
synthesis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; State
government; Professional Society; The VAt'l
Academy of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government;
Central American: Canadian; European,
western; South American (70S)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (?) ; Rocky Mountain ( ^"M
Hort heast ( 1 0, H) ; Can^jda, eastern(1\; Europe,
western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON'H) : A,U; S.U

AVSTLABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, varies; S,30

61

<220>

TJBIB 1

RESPOHDEHTS
(ALPRABBTIC»L LISTING)

<220->

?lagg, LevIs ». , 19'J3, BS, 1965, Mildlife
Science, 2r»-2B9-2291

Sea and Shore Fisheries; Capitol Shopping
Center; Angnsta, n? 0U31O, OS

PRIHCIPAl FIELD; tife history studies of

anadronotis fish of the Northwest Atlantic

C05PETF1ICE: Anisal Ecoloqj (3) ; Anthropology (3) ;
Aquatic EcclOTv(?1; Entomology (31 ; 1'ishery
Bioloqy(2); Forestry(3); Environnertal
Pollution (31; Marine Biology (1);
oceanography (3) ; Ornithology (3) ;
PaidsitoLogy (3) ; Water Resources
Hanagenent (3) ; wildlife Hanageme nt (21

ESPEBIEHCE (S5 EBPLOYBEl : State government

EXPERIESCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Conservation group;
DSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Development of commercial
anadromous fish resources

^•^-T^ARCH ACTIVITT TWO: streai
fish»ay construction

improvement and

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Striped bass and smelt
fishery

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: State government;
Conservation group; International
Organizations; CC; COE; DOD; OSDI; Asian;
African; Central American; Canadian; South
Anerican (SHU)

1PACT ASSFSSHEHT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/proluction ; Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
Resource Development (GENL) ; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishaent; Reservoirs/Dams;
Coastal protection/letties; Ratershed ,
forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Siter supply; Hater quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish S Wildlife
conservation

GFOGBAPRIC "iHIllAPITT (TEAFE) : Sortheast (U,H) ;
Asia (1)

<22T>

Plory, Gerard F , 1<'29, Phn, lofo^ Entomology,

61';-ii53-285U

New England Instruments; 108 Alpha Road;

Chelmsford, HA 018?u, OS

PFINCIPAl PTEID: Taxonomv of Oestodlnae
(COLEOPTERA:ELATERIDAE) f. Beetle
Tdenti f ication

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3) ; Animal Fiif;bandry (3) ;
Entomology (21 ; Environmental Pol lution (3) ;
GeneticsO); Limnology (3) ; Parasitology (3) ;
Paleontology (3) ; Physiolog/ (3) ;
Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

INTEREST ID WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Conntrtictioa; f^anufacturing; Transportation;
Otility; Local Government; County or city
government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Asian; South American (1383)

THPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS) ; North
Central(1.^) ; Northeast (1) ; niddle
Atlantic (1 1.5)

AVAILABILITT (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 8; S,8

<222->

Foerster, John w. , 1939, PhD, 1971, Harine

Science, 301-825-3300

Biological Sciences; Goucher College; Dulaney

Valley Road; Towson, HD, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquatic Biology-Freshwater,
Estuaries, Oceans Phytoplankton, Fisheries

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS ERFLOTEE): Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing;

Utility: County or city government; Local or
regiona^ planning group; State government;
Cific action group; Conservation group;
Canadian; South Anerican

RE'SFS CH ACTIVITT <^)lf- AHADBOROUS CLOPEin
Fisheries- Susquehanna Kiver

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Eu*; rophicat Ion of Bush
''iver

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THRPE: Great America Project

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; '"he National
Academy of Sciences; Dnited Nations: O.S.
"ed^tal Goveriinent; EPA; HOD; HSF; OST; AID;
Other Governments (2061)

IPTACT ASSBSSHENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; P^-rks recreational
facilities; Soil erosion; Nater Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Hydroelectric power; Hater supply; Water
quality control; Shoreline protection; Pish E
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (TEARS): Sout hwest (2, H) ;

Northeast (U,M) ; Nid.'.le A tlant! c (U , M) ; Canada,
eastern(1,H! ; South America(0.5)

A'AIIABILTTY (DATS PEP MONTH); A, 8; S,20

<223>

62

TUBLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(HLPHIiS'JTICAL LISTING)

<223>

Foley, Donald D., 1918, BS, 19ii0, Ornithology,
'=18-ue;7-3«32

DlTlsion of Fish S Kildlife; 50 Wolf Road;
Blhany, NT 12201, ns

PSINCIPH FIELD: Ornithology t Plant Ecology of
Petlands

COHPETENCE: *qrono»iy(2) ; Fishery Biology(21 ; Soil
Science <2)

EXPFFIEIICE (JS EHPLOyEF) : State govern»ent

-rpEHIENCE (AS CONSaLTANT) : Civic action group;

Ccr.se;; dtLcn group, Aildncic Wat^iLfoKl
Conncil: Atlantic Haterfovl rouicil

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Hild turkey
re-establish Bent

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWP: Techniques uanual,
Atlantic Flyvay Council

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Canada goose
establishfflent

INTEREST IN WORKING »TTH: Private Sector; Local
Govenment; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat*l Academy of
Sciences; AEC; COE; DOD; EPA; nsDT; »SP;
Canadian (1218)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Highways;
ParVs, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herblci-^es; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Levees/dikes; Coastal protection/iett ies;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Navigation; ?lood control; Water quality
control; Shoreline protection; Fish t
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FA1ILIASITY (YEAPS1 : Northeast (2,H1 :
Middle Atlantic (30,11 ; Canada, eastern (1);
Furope, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER flONTHl : Unknown

<22U>

Foley, DonalJ D., 1918, BS, 19U0, Wildlife,

S18-039-3298

NYS Dept. Envon., wildlife; 17 Charles Plvd.;

Delaar, NY, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Waterfowl and Wetlands Ecology
and nanagenent. Research and Administration

COHPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEEl : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oil Spill Contingency Plan
for wildlife

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Wetland Habitat Techniques
Hanual

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Fedetal-Atd Wildlife
Research Proiects

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governnent; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State Government;
The Institute of Ecology (TTEt ; "ri»-ed
Nations; lOCN; U.S. Federal GoverrT^nt-
Canadian (3961)

THPACT ASSESSHENT EXPEBIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Channelization; Oredginq,
filling; Beach nourishment; Reservoirs/naras;
Levees/dikes; Coastal protection/ietties;
Canals/Channrls; Reservoir releases;
NavigEti.rn; 'Ico.* coatrol- Wa^-r quality
control; Shoreline protection: ^ish E
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): HDrt heast ( 30 . Ml ;
Africa (1); Canada, eastern (H; Surope,
western (1)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A, 20; S,10

<225->

Follmann, Erich H. , 19i43, PhD, 1971, Zoology,
201-in3-60im

Woodward-Envlcon Inc.; 1373 Broad St.;
Clifton, NJ 07012, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife Ecology Especially

Animal behavior. Population Biology, Predation

COMPETENCE: Anatoniy(3); Aquatic ''cology(3);

Blosta tistics(31 ; Environmental Pollut ion (3) ;
Mammalogy (2) ; Plant Ecology(3>;
Physiology (3) ; Population 3ioloqy(2);
wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State goverment

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) ; Otility; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Impact Evaluation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Impact Evaluation of
Nuclear Facility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology and Behavior of
Red and Gray Foxes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Interr.at ional Organizations; J.s. Federal
Government; other Governments (3061)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture: Soil
erosion; Channelization; Fish ^ Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(7,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

TABIE 1 - BPSPONDENT';

(♦.IPRRBETICAl LTSTTWi;)

63

<226>

<226>

Poote, Peter S., 19US, BS, 19''0, Hildlife
Biology, 7n-5K8-2121

rchthyoiogical Associates; P.O. Box 12;
Orunore, PS 17518, OS

PFINCIPiL FIELD: Life history of Unadrotious
Species Snd Operation of Fishways

COHPETBKCE: Respondent lists 16 or wore
scientific fields

BXPFPIESCE (flS EHPIOYEE) : Sgriculture;

(lanofantarinq; State Governaert; I'SDI

BXPBBIBNCE (AS COWSOITANT) : DtHity

SESEKRCH ACTIVITT OHi!: IchthT Assoc. Conovingo
nai^.dv Run Prd^c^

RESEARCH AC^IVITI TWO: Mass Coop Fishery On it
Connecticut River prolect

l!!Ti!SEST m WOFKltlG HITH: Otility; Local or

regional planning group; State governnent;
Conservation or Scientific Grcip; DSDA; DSDC;
COE: EPA; OSDI; HSP; ranadian (1225)

GEOGRAPHIC FAniLTARITT (TEARS): Northeast (1 , HI ;
rtiddle Atlantic (1,11

»7STlABrLITT (BATS ?EH PinrlTH) : A, 2";: S,25

Forbes, Janes E. , 1937, BS. 1963, Forestry,
0in-ii72-(;ii92

•J.E. Depc. Interior; B.S. Fish and Bildlife
Service; .'.o. Box 150; Albany, NY 12201, OS

PRIKCIPAL PTSLC: Varied

COMPETESCB: ScricuH.aral Science (2) ; Animal

Pehavior (?) ; Aninal Bcology(2); Forestry(3);
Environiaental Polliition '2> ; Radio telemetry -
wlldlifeO); Ori.ithoj oqy f>) ; Pest Co•l^^ol(1);
Popnlatior. ni^^rjgyil); Sepro J\ict i% e
BioloqyO); »ildiife Hanagenent (1)

ETPERIEHCE (AS ESPIOTEE) : State govemaent;
Professional society; COD; DSDI

EXPERIEWCF (AS CONSOLTANT) ; Agriculture;

Transportation; County or city governaenf
Local or regional planning group; state
governoent; civic action group; Conservation
croups Professional society; nsDA ; DOD; EPA;
RE»; HOD! OSDT; DOT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OHF: Radio telemetry study of
the saw-whet owl

HESSARCfl ACTIVITY TWO; Ecology of the pine role

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Review lOti statement on
Highway T-8P, "Jiw Tor*

IRTEREST IR 80RKIHG SITU: Agriculture;

Transportation; Otility; County or city
governaenl ; Local or regional planning groups
State government ; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; Onlted nations;
OSDA; SFI"; !T';DC: CC; COE; DOD; FPA; RFB; HOD;
OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; Central Aisericjn;
Canadian; European, western; South Anerican
(1709)

THPf.CT USSESSREHT EXPEKIENCE: sgricnlture;
Airports; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides;
Channelization; Reservoirs /Daos! Fish K
Wildlife conservation; Hfii Cities Act-Cities

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (TEARS) : Worth

Central(5, f!! ; Nort heast (f ) ; Canada, eastern(l)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER HOWH) : A,U; S,14

<228>

Ford, Robert P., 1929, HS, 1969, Entomology,

603-K36-7720

0, S. Dept. of Agriculture; O.S. Forest

Service; Forest Pest nanagement; 90 Oaniel

St.; Portsmouth, NH 03801, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Forest insect population dynapi'-

COHPITENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecolog};2); Blosta tistlos { ''1 ; t^r, t r>»r>l ic '•■
vorestry(l); Pest ControlO': Plant
Ecology(3); population Biology(?|

EXPERIEWCB (AS EHPLOTEE) : State govei nment ;
Professional society; OSBA

EXPERIEWCE (AS COHSOLTAHT) : DOD; EPA; HOD

1IITT:rEST in working with: Local Government;
Consacs-ation or Scientific Ttoupi
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government fU90)

IflPACt ASJESSfisHT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAfllHARITY (YEARS): Nor t heaiU ! ' " . " ;
Hiddle Atlantic(5); Southeast(l)

<229>

Forman, Richard T.T., 1935, PhD, 1961, Botany
Dept. of Botany; Rutgers Oniversity; New
Brufiswlck, NJ 08933, 05

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Forestry(2);

Environmental Pollution ■;;) ; "ir nithology (3) ;
Plant Ecology(l); Population Biology(2);
Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2); Wildlife
Management f 3)

INTEREST IN WORKING UJ-'A: Pcifi'e Secto-; Loc^ll
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; B.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3185)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (H) ;
Hiddle Atlantlc(H) ; Central America (2. 5, H) ;
South America (0. 5, H)

<?30>

TABLE 1 - SESPOHDEHTS

(RLPHABETlCm LTSTTNG)

6(1

<230>

rorney, John L., 1927, PhD, 19S5, Fisheries,

31^-633-92U3

natural Sesources; Cornell Oniversity; CO.

Field Station R0#1; Bridgeport, NT 13030, OS

PHIHCIPUl PIEID: Popalation dynamics of fish

COHPETEMCE: Aquatic Ecology (2); Fishery
Biology (1); Limnology (3)

EXPEJilFNCE (AS COSCITANTI : K. nufactiring ; County
or city government: Local or regional
plannino group; State governmerit

PFSEAPCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of varm water lakes

TKTFPEST IN WORKINt; STTH: PriTa^e Sector; Local
f^overnDent; Conservation or Scientific '.roup;
rr.S. Federal Government f32e)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGSAPmC FAMILIARTTT (TEARS): Northeast ( 1"^ , H)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PES tlON-m : A, 2; S,2

<231>

Porste, Pobert H- , 19 36, PhD, 19 ■72, Resource

Econ., 603-868-';'} 11

Northern Tier Associates, Inc.; 27 Faculty

Road; Durham, NH 03B2U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Resource economics, especially
vater and fisheries biological implications

COHPETENCE: Agricultural Science; Biostat istics:
fishery Biology; Environmental Pollution;
Limnology; Resource Econonlcs; farine
Biology; Plant Ecology; Water Resources
Kanagement; Wildlife lanagemeat; Resource Law

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTCE) : OSPA; DSDI

EXPEFIFNCE (AS C0>I30LTANT) : Agriculture;

Construction; lanufacturing; Transportation;
Otility; Local or regional planning group;
State governBent; Civic actica group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
COE; EPS; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Economic impact of
organophosphate OSHR standards

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hunting and fishing
expenditure analysis

RESEARCH ACIVTTT ''HFEE: Environ ir.pact -
terrestial ecol - wastewater disp.

INTEREST IN Bn?!fTNG WITH: Priva>c S-ictor; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific '^roup;
International Organizations; U?DA; AEC; OSDC;
CC; rOF; DOD ; EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF; OST;
AID; ro"; Other. Governments (1I4U2)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; ParVs, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Water Resource
Development (genii ; Dredging, filling; Coastal
protection/ietties; Reservoir releases; Flood
control: Water guality control: Fish B
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAKTLTARTTT (TEARS) : Pacific
States(3,ll) ; Northeast (9, H) ; Riddle
Atlantic M); Canada, western (1)

<232>

Forster, William O., 1927, PhD, 1966, Analytical
Chemistry, 301-973-U1SS

D,S, Atomic Energy Commission; Department of
Oceanography; lermantown, riD 20767, t)S

PPINCIPAL FIELD: »1arine radioecology and chemical
oceanography

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Limnology ( 3) ;
Hariie Biology r3) ; Oceanography (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS ENPLOTEE) : AEC

FXPERI3NCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : TheNationil ACii-Jemy
of Sciences; »EC; DOD; EPA; KSF

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; ConservaHon or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (1173)

THORCT ASSESSNFV'' EXPERIENCE: F-ergy
conversion/product ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIAHITT (YEARS) : pacific

States (U); i^iddle Atlantic (2) ; Hawaii (6) ;
Central America (3)

SVSIIABILITT (DATS PEE 10NTH1: A,S; s,s

<2 33>

Poster, Neal R., 1937, PhD, 1967, Evolutionary

Biology, 21';-S6U-3921

Limnology; Academy of Natural Sciences of

Philaielphia; vinetaenth r, ParVway;

Philadelphia, PA 19103

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Ecology, behavior, and evolution
of freshwater, estuarine, and shallow water
marine fishes

COHOETENCE: Respondent lists 1 6 or more
r.cientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oldmans Creek marsh study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Comparative biosyst ematic
studies on killifisheE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Biological survey of
lower Potomac River

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Hgriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; ntllity; Local
governmept; Conservation or scientific gro'jp;
Civic action group: Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; ""he Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences
TNRC; International organizations: nnl ted
Nations; World Bank; I3CN; USDA ; AEC; cc ;
COE; EPA; USDI; NSF; 03T; AID; Other
governments; Asian; African: Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern:
'%ucopean, western; South American (15)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/prod uc* ion : Tailings, spoils
disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEAHS): Northeast ( 1 3 , M) ;
Southeast (1) ; Central Amerlca(1); South
America ( 1, H)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 12; S,12

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 20; S,20

RFSPONDENTS
(ALPHUBETTCXl LISTING)

65

<23U>

Frame, David v., 1902, PhD, 1971, Fish Biology,

919-'28-U59?

RHFS Kstuarine Fish Center; NOAA; O.S. Dept.

of coimerce; Piyers Island; Beanfort, NC

2B'51f;, OS

PFTKCIPAL FTEIB: B' ostat istical Analysis of

Barine Fisheries Data Including Ecology of
Animals

COI1PETE!«cv.: .T.iiiial Ecoloyv(2); Aquatic

Ecology f2); Biostatistics (1) ; Fishery
Biology (1) ; Forestry (3); Environmental
Pollu'i on (2) ; Karina Biology (1);
Hutr ition (3> ; Oceanography (2) ; Plant
Fcology(3); Plant Pathology (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Systematics (2) ; Systems
Analysis (3) ; Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (A? EMPLOYEE): County or city
government; Professional society; DSDC

EXPEBTESCE (AS CONSULTAM") : County or city

government; State government; The Institute
of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences: uSOC* Central flm-^^ican; South
American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Energetics of estuarine
flounder population

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Survey of sea bass fishery

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Population dynamics of
adult Atlantic Menhaden

TNTEBEST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

oovernmont; nrited Nations; nSDC; COE ; OS0I;
Afilcuii (:c'=.1l

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Channelization; Beach
nourishment; Coastal protection/ jetties;
Hydroelectric power

GEOGRAPHIC FABILTARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic (1); Southeast (1) ; Central
America (0.2*;) ; South America (0. 2";)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PFR MONTH): S-/1-5: S-/1-5

<235>

Frances, Saul, 1910, PhD, 19U5, Microbiology

Fjtecntive Director; Wells Laboratories Inc.;

25-27 Lewis Avenue; Jersey City, NJ 07306, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Consoltation Research Testing
Life Sciences

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology ( 1) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Food Sciences(3); Microbiology (1) ;
Physiology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITAN') : Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation; Dtility; County or city
government; State government; Professional
society; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
nnited Nations; OSDA; DSDC; CC; EPA; HEW;
NSF; OST; South American (Mexico; Columbia;

Paraguay; Draguay) (Mexico; Columbia;
Paraguay; Uraquay)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1210)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TFiHS): North Central (S);
Middle Atlantic(37)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<236'>

Francq, Edward N. , 193U, phn, 19''.'', Zoology,
603-862-210U

Zoology; Oniversity of New Hampshire;
Spauldlnq Bldg; Durham, NH 0382U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Behavioral Ecologv of Small
Mammals

COMPETENCE: Anatoiny(3) ; Animal Behavior(H ;
Animal Ecology (1); Biostat istics (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Pest Control (2) ; Population
Biology (2) ;

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Terrestrial Hildlife
Survey Seabrook New Hampshire

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Ir.'cernat ioral Crganiza tion ^; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (11U6)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Rocky

Mountain (2.5) ; Northeast (10, n) ; Middle
Atlantic(3); Southeast (0. 5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,5»; s,31

<237>

Franz, David R., 193B, PhP, 1967, Zoology,

203-U86-U319

Ecology Section; Oniversity of Connecticut;

Storrs, CT 06268, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Biology, Community
Analysis of Inshore and Estuarine
Invertebrates

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Entomology (3) ;
Marine Biology (1); Oceanography (2) ;
Population Biology (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Utility; Local or

regional planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; USDC; COE;
EPA (1115)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) ; Northeast C) ;
Middle Atlantic(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH); A,1; S , U

<238>

TABLE 1 - BPSPOBDBITS

(HLPHUBETICH IISTISG)

66

<238>

Prascella, Daniel » . , 193«, PhD, 1968,
Physiology, 2 I2-M69-800C
Biology Departuentj St. Johns Oni»erslty;
Onion I'ornpike; Jamaica, NY 11U32, OS

PRIKCIPSt FIBID: tttects ct environnen tal stress
((.eiu^'eratut^ , pcessare, etc.) on the nomal
and diseased aninal

COBPETEHCE: A^isal Beha»ioc(3); Biochemistry (2) ;
sntrition f3); Physiology (1) ; Beproductiye
Biology (2)

gFSB*RCH ft'-TIVTTt ODF: Fffect of high

eniironmentai teepecatare ou diabeqtics

BESEARCH SCIVITT T»0: Terato] oglcal effects of
salicviates

RESEARCH ACTITITT THREE: Dietary effects on
Betabolic response to cold

THTESBST TH WORKISG SITH: Agriculture;

Hanuf acturing; nining; Transportation;
Dtjllty; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organisations: O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governaents (3757)

GEOGRAPHIC rSMILIARITY (TERRS): Middle
Atlantic (121

AVAILABILITY (MTS PEB MONTH): A, 3; S,20

<:200>

Kreudenthal, Hugo 0., 1930, PhO, 19'^9,

Protistology, ?1fi-6«a-30ai

H2« Corp; "^00 Etoad Hollow Road; Melville, NY

117»6

PRINCIPAL FTRLD: Estuatinal Ecologv and Pollution
Control

COBPETRNCE: Agnatic Ecology(l); fishery

Hlology(if; ^nvirormental ^ol lut ion (1) ;
Linnolo-. y \2t ; harine tiolOgy(lj;
Microbiology (2) ; Oceanography (2) : Plant
Fcology('i) ; Sy stemat ics ' 3) ; w=iter Resources
flflnagemiTfiit (2'f

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction;

Otility: County or city government; civic
action group; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Surface urter Hovements in
New TorV Harbor

RESEARCH fCTIVITY TWO: Bicta of lanhasset Bay

RESEARCH ACTIVII! THREE: Ground Recharge in
Suffolk County

INTESEST IN aosKlNG WITH: Private Sector; Local
oove rn me nt ; Ccivservatidn' or Scientific Group;
International organizations; g.S. Federal
Government (T0*i9)

<239> • , ,......,:,-, : ,: 'I-

Freeland, David B. , 1937, BA, 1959, Joumallsn,

1112- 25";- 56 S3

Information Services; Bestinghouse Electric

Corporation; Westinghouse Bldg. 1002;

PittsbtJrgJi, PA 15222, OS .

PRIJIClPAl FIELD; 'ield ornitihology - bird

identification, distribution and ecology

COHPETsiNCt: ftninal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology (2); Environmental Pollnti'cm(3) r
.. ornithology (1) • ._ :

EXPERIENCB (AS EHPLOTEE) : HanufactnringV DOD

.:■■ i..' :s-it'; ";- ■ ',•:.■
EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): civic a.Ct'l^«ligirOiip;
Conservation aroup

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH; Private sector; Local
governient; Consesvation or scieHtific gtoop;

International organizations; 0.5. Federal
f;'.iTern»ent; other governments (7)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPSRIENCE: Pish p-,WUdlife
cor.servation; Impact on birds

GEOGRAPRIC PAHllIASITY (YEARS) ;' Northeast (12, N)

AVAIIABIIITI (DAYS PEB HONTH) : A, 5; S,5

IIIPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Mater Resource
DevelopraeRt (Cenl) ; Mater g&ality control;
Shoreline protection; Waste treatment

GFC^^APHIC ?«>1T\.I!RI''¥ ( YSA1S) ; >lor t >i»15t flfi , 1)

<2»1>

Friedhoff, Arnold J., 1923, BD, 19a7, Medicine,
212-679-3200 r ■.■.■. .V !; ■ r >. '■

Psychiatry; Nev York Dniversity;" School of
Medicine; 550 First Ave. ; New York, NY
10016, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biomedical Research Neurobiology
NeurochPs.

COMPETENCE; Aninal Behavior(2); Biochemistry (1) ;
Environwental Pollution (2) ; "Genetics (?) :
PapQl3tion Biology f2)

EXPERIENCE <AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; Cour.tT
or city government; State government;
nrofesslonal society; H^M

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of radiation on
mental function

RESEARCH ACTIVITY two.; Effect of lead ingestion
on mental function

INTEREST IN MORHING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (11059)

IMPACT ASSESSMEN" EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPBIC PANIIIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
Northeast (15, HI

AVATLABILTTY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; 5,5

(ALPHABETICAL LTSTING)

67

<2ii2>

<2U2>

rachs, Everett H., 19U2, HS, 196f, Fish f.
Wildlife Hanaqement, 300-529-2311
Dept, oi' Army; Corps of Engineers, Huntington
nist.; P.O. Box 2127, 502 8th St.;
Huntington, WV Aaerican Fisheries
Society(U) ; h!4». Benthos Seed), OS

oRINrrPAL PIETD: Hater Quality Investigations

COHPETENCF: Anatomy (2); Sninal Behavior(2);
j^nlaai Fcology(2): Aauatic Ecologyfl) ;
Piostatistirs (2) ; Entomology (1) ; Fishery
Biology(l) ; Environmental Pollution (11 ;
Limnology ( 1) ; Plant Ecology(2);
Ph^r. 'olc^y (2) : Poptilation Piology(2)'.
Taxoncmy(21; Water Resources nanagement (2) ;
Wildlife nanagement (1)

atPESIENCE ;as EI1P10TEE) : Construction; State
govarnnent; COB; OSDT; T. Terr. Pacific

RESEARCH ACTIVfl ONE: Impact of mining on Ozark
headvater streams

'tESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Water guality of 3 river
basin in M.E. Mo.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; life history Of the
Emerald Shiner in So. Dak.

<2iiu>

Fuller, Samuel L.H., 19U2, BA, igsu. Biology,
215-560-3921

Oepartoent of Limnology; Academy of Natural
Sciences of Philadelphia; 19th and the
Packvay; Philadelphia, PA 19103, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology, taxonomy, and

systenatics of freshwater mussles (Mollusca:
Blvalvia; Unionaceal

CO?iPETEHCE: Aquatic Ecology(2t; Systematics (2) ;
Tsxonomy (2)

rXPESTENCE (AS CONSOL^ANT) : Hanuf act ur inq;

lining: utility; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; State
governient ; Civic action group; Conservation
group; Professional society: AEC

SE'^Es.'fCH ACTIVTTY nrE: Identification of
fresh-*ater mollusks

RFSEHRCH Ai-TIviTY TWn; Identification of
fresh-water nollusks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
f;overnment; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Intern ^t ior.al Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (812)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector: Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1679)

TKPSCT ASSESSMENT EIPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
DredgifiO, fillino; Peservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Flood control; Water quality
control; shoreline protection; Fish 6
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC rAMILIARITT (YEARS) : North
Central (5, H) ; Northeast (1) ; Hiddle
Atlantic(l): nicronesia (2)

<2i!3>

Fuhs, G.W., 1932, PhD, 1956, Biology, 518-070-0150
Division Labs. -Res. ; New loi^ State Dept. of
Health; New Scotland Ave.; Albany, HY 12201,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquatic microbiology, primary
productivity

COnPF^ENCE: Limnology (1) ; nicroblology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: O.S. Federal

Government; Other Governments (1308)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Europe, »estern(e)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Soil erosion;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Coastal protpction/jett ies;
Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3) ;
Middle Atlantic(3); Southeast (1 , H)

<205>

Carman, Robert H., 1901, DVH, 1966, Veterinary

Med., 716-275-2653

Div. of Lab. Animal Medicine; University of

Rochester Medical Center; Crittenden Blvd.;

Rochester, NY 10620, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Anatomic pathology, particularly
regarding spontaneous diseases of laboratory
animals

COMPETENCE: Veterinary Science (1): Animal
Pathology(l)

ETPEBtENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group; HEW

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Neuropa tholog i c effects of
methyl mercury poisoning

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (225)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (9)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : Oncertain

<2tt6>

T»BIE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(AlPHABFTICH LISTIHG)

68

<2U6>

Gasper, Donald C, 1930, B\, 1956, Fish Biology,

30tt-92U-6211

B. Va. Dept. Natural Resources; U Ritchie;

Bockhannon, »T 26201, DS

PRINCIPAl FTFLD: Fish biology, neasures of

environment and fish thenselves to provide
good fishing

COnPETENCF: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EdPLOYSE) : State governjient

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
Civi-' action gronp; Conservation nroupt r?t>T;
COE; EPA; DSDI

PESEAPCH ACTIVITY ONE: Food of forage fish in two
large reservoirs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Reservoir population
estiaation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Rainbow trout spawning
success

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Professional society; The Institut?^ of
Fcology; The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences TNRC;
Onited Nations; 0.3, Federal Government (17U)

IHPACT ASSBSSPIENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion; Hater
Resource Developnent (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Reservoirs/Dams;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Flood control; Hater
supply; Hater guality control; Fish P
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PAHILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (1 5 , H)

AVAILABIII'^Y (DAYS PER HONTH): A, 2; S,2

<2ll7>

Gauch, Hugh G., Jr., 1902, HS, 1966, Genetics,

607-256-3017

Ecology and Systeraatics; Cornell Oniversity;

Ecology and Systematics; Ithaca, NY 10850, OS

PRINCIPAL FTFLD: Ordination of plant communities,
and computer simulations

COHPETENCE: Biostatistics (31 ; Genetics (2) ;

Phycology (3) ; Plant Ecology(l); physiology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OWE: Ordination of plant
communities

RESEARCH ACTTVITy TWO: Computer simulation of
plant communities

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (5081

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8, HI

<208>

Gee, Glendon W. , 1938, PhD, 1966, Soil Science,

603-86 2-1007

Institute of Natural and Environmental

Research; nniversi':y of New Krimpshire; .Tames

Hall 215; Durham, NH 0392U, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Soil physics and plant physiology

rOHPETENCE: Ai'onomy (2) ; Soil Science (11; Hater
iJesources Management (3)

FXDERIENCE (AS CONSBLTANTl : Agriculture;

Construction; County or city qovernment;
Professional society; The JIat'l Academy of
Sciences

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research associate,
Oniversity of Connecticut

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Research collaborator,
DSPS Hubbard Brook

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal 'overnment ; Other
Governments (058)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hater Resource

Development (GFNL) ; Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(5,H): Northeast (6,111

AVAIIABILI-'Y (DAYS PER MONTH) : S,20

<'209'>

Gehris, Clarence W., 1917, D Ed, 1960, Biology,
716-395-2198

i^iological "ciences; State University
College; Brockport, NY 10020, US

PPINCTPAL FIELD: Plant community analysis -
environmental impact analysis

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecolooy(31; Environmental

Pollution(21 ; Limnology (3) ; Plant Ecoloqydl;
Population Biology (3) ; Taxono[ny(2)

EXPEPIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city

govern re nt ; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action aroup;
Conservation group

INTEREST IN WORKING HITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; '''rarsport ation;
Dtillty; Local Governffent; conservation or
Scientific Group; Civic action group; O.S.
federal Gnvernment (103**>

IMPACT A'='-ESSMEKT EXPERIENCE: Fcrestty; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilitle'^: soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Canals/Channels; Shoreline
protection; Fish S wildlife conservation

GEf^GRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (1); Northeast (30t,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON^i-H) : \,

69

<250>

TABLE 1

aFSPnUDEHTS
(ALPRABE'^TCAl IISTINGI

Geis, Janes v., 19it2, PhD, 1972, Plant Ecology,

Porest Botany and Pathology; SDNT College
Environ. Science 6 Forestry; Syracuse, WY
11210, V

PSIHCIPM FIELD: Plant CoBBunity Dynanlcs
Including Soil Relationships and
Physiological Fcologv

COHPETEMCE: »gronoBy(3); Anatomy (3) ;

Siostat istics (3) ; Porestry(2); Environnental
Pollution (31 ; Paleontology (3) ; Plant
Fcology<11; Physiology (3) ; Soil Science(2);

Systems Analysis (3); Taionoiny(3>

ETPEBIESCE (BS EMPLOTEE) : State government

BTPEFIENCE (AS CONSBLTANTI : Local or regional
planning groap; State government; Civic
action group

PESEARCH ACTIVITY OHE: St. Lawrence E. Ontario
shoreline study

PESEARCH ACTIVTTT TUO: Biogenic silica in plants-
ecological significance

RESEARCH ACTIVTTT THREE: Dynamics of forests in
central Illinois

tSTEREST IN WORKING »ITH: Private Sector; Local
Governi^ent : Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments fii069)

fHPAcT ASSSSSHENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; eater
Resource Development (Genl) ; Shoreline
protection

GEOGRAPPIC PAHILIARITT (TEARS) : North
Central <U,H) ; Northeast (S,b)

AVAILABIIITT (DATS PER MONTH): A , 2-U ; S,10

<2?1>

Genborys, Stanley P., 190?, phD, 1967, Pcology,
70 3-273-U381

Dept. of Piology; Hampden-Sydney College; Bon
92; Hampden-Sydney, VA 239i"3, tjs

ESISCIPAL FIELD: Structure and function - forests
and small mammal populations

COBPJ-ElfCE: Anltal Behavior(2); Animal

EcologyO; Agnatic Fcology(3); Forestry(3);
Environmental Pollntion (3) ; Limnology (3) ;
larlne Eiology(3); oceanography (3) ; Plant
Ecology (1); Population Biology (3); Soil
Science (3)

<2S2>

George, Carl J., 1930, PhD, 1961, Biology,
S18-370-f2U3

Department of Biological Sciences; Onion
College: Schenectady, NT 12308, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental impact of grand
projects

CcnPfTENCE: Anatomy(3); Animal Pehavior(2);
Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology (11;
Fishery Biology(2); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(21; Oceanography (3) ; Plant
Ecology(3); Systematics ( 31

ETPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE): Civic action group;
Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;

Construction; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; state
government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; The Nat*l academy of SciencesINPC;
European, eastern

RESEARCH ACTITITT ONE: Impact Aswan High Dam on
East Hediterranean

RESEARCH ACTITITT TWO: Env . Impact of Sleep
Hollow development (2,000 units (

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: £iiV. impact Van Patten
Pev. several hundred units

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction: Manufacturing; Mining:
■transportation; Utility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
state government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of sciencesINRC; Onited Nations; World Bank;
TOCN; U.S. Federal Government; European,
eastern (1939)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXOEPIFNCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Reservoirs/Dams; Coastal protection/iett ies;
Shoreline protection; Fish 6 Hildllfe
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILtARITT (TEARS): Pacific
States (1); Northeast (1 2) ; Asia (6)

ATAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTR): A, 8; S,20

RESEARCH ACTIVTTT ONE: Forests of Prince Edward
Co., Virginia

RESEARCH ACTITITT TWO: Population dynamics of
small mammals

"NTERFFT IN WORKING WITH: Px-iva*r Sector; Local
Governp^nt; Conservatior or Scientific Group;
Inter Rt ioral organizations; n.s. Fo(^cra1
^ijvor-r^en* '^ O^-Ker Governments (1198)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS): Northeast <1);

Middle Atlantic C;,!!) ; Southeast (3,11) : Pn-rto
^i'-o

.T,iILf.EILIT (DATS PER MCHTF; : ?,2. 3."

TABIR 1 - RESPOKDEVTS

(»LPRABETICHL LISTING)

<253>

Ghiselin, Jon 8., 1935, PhD, 1967, Zoology,

m2-531-1995

Biological Sciences nept . ; Point Park

College; 201 Wood Street; Pittsburgh, PA

1';222, OS

PSINCIPAL FTEID: Vertebrate populations and

behavioral ecology, habitat selection and use

COKPETEHCE: Anatoay (2) ; Animal Behavior(l);
Animal Ecologyfl) ; Aguatic Ecology (3) ;
Biostatistics (2) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Plant Ecology (2) ; Population
Biology(21; Systematics (21 ; "'axonomy (2) ;
wildlife Management (1)

EXPEFIEMCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): State government;
Dnited Nations; MHO, FAO; African

PESEAPCH ACTIVITY ONE: Tunisian presanaran project

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1631)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Soil
erosion: Dredging, filling; Reservoirs/Dams;
Coastal protection/"1etties

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILHRITY (YEARS) : Roc)!y

Mountain (3, M) ; North Central (9, H) ; South
Central (1); Middle Atlantic (5) ;
Southeast (1) ; Africa (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 9; S,30

<25U>

Giles, Francis E., 192S, PhD, 196f, Entomology,

301-323-1010

Biology; Loyola College; U50 1 N Charles St.;

Baltimore, MD 21210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of insects

COMPETENCE: tgricultural Science (3) ; Anatomy(2);
Animal Ecology(2) ; Aquatic Ecology (3) ;
Bacteriology (3) ; Entomology ( 1) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (3) ; Microbiology (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Parasitology (3) ; Pest
Control(2); Plant Ecology (3) ; Systematics (3) ;
Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects atompheric lead
pollution on insect food chain

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;

County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; Stat3 government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (918)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARI'^Y (YEARS): Rocky

Mountain (S. OS) ; North Centra 1 (7, M) ; Middle
Atlantic(5,M) ; Southeast (2, H) ; south
America (3)

<2SS>

Giles, Robert H., Jr., 1933, PhD, 196U, wildlife

Hcol, 703-9S1-56flU

Division Forestry S wildlife; Virginia

Polytech Inst. State Hniv. ; Blaclcsburg, VA

2U0S1

DRINCIPAL FIELD: Systems Approach to wildlife and
related natural resources

COHPETENCE: Agronomy(3); Animal Rcology(l);
Aguatic Ecology(3); Biostatist ics (3) ;
Immunology ( 3) ; Orn ithology (2) ; Pest
Control(l); Plant Ecology(2); Population
Hiology(3); Range ScienceO); Systems
Analysis(3); Water Resources Management (2) ;
wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Local or regional
planning group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Transportation;

County or city government; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group; AEC;
COE; DSDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Wildland Resource
Allocation Procedure

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Williamsburg Environmental
Prescriptions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Recreational community
Fnvironmental Analysis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (S3)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIFNCE: Hlghvays; Parks,
recreational facilities; Reservoirs/n^ras ;
Flood control; Fish t Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain {") ; North Central (3); Middle
Atlantic (10, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,30

AVAILABiri^T (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,26

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(»LPH»BETICAI LISTING)

71

<256>

<256>

Sittleson, Stephen H. , 1938, PhD, 1966, Cell

Physiology, 201-836-6300

Biology; Pairlelgh Dickinson Dniversity

Teanecit, NJ, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Taxonomy B Physiology of
Dnderground Water Protozoa

COBPETENCE: Ani.al ecology (2); Environaental
Pollution (2) ; Harine Biology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cavernicolous protozoa
review B new studies in naniioth Ca»e, Ky

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Dndergroond water protozoa

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Temperatore relaxed
occurrence of protozoa

INTERES'' IN WORKING NITH: Private Sector; Local
GOTernuent; Conservation or Scientific Group-
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Governaent; Other Governaents (U068)

IHPACT ASSFSSnENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Hater Resource Developnent (Genl) •
Seservoirs/Dams; Water supply; water gualitv'
control '

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARTTY (YEARS): Pacific
states(U,m; South Central(tt,«) ;
Northeast(3) ; Southeast (2, H)

ATAILABIIITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,20

<2';i>

Glaser, Edward, R., iq3u, phD, 1969,

Fcology/Blol., 215-89"^- 2271

Envir. studies Inst.; Drexel University

Philadelphia, PA 1910U, os

PRINCIPAL FIELD: >1athe»atlcal modeling and

neasurement of aquatic ecosyste» parameters

COHPE'ENCE: Agnatic Ecology(l); Bacteriology (2) •
Environmental Pollution{2) ; Limnology (2) •
Harine Biology(3); Plicrohlology (2) ;
Population Biologyf2); Systems Analysisr2)-
Water Resources Hanagement (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OHE: Bacterial growth and the
Delaware estuary model

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Baseline study of two new
impoundments in Pa,

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Grou
international Organizations: O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1801)

GEOGRAPHIC FSNILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1).
Middle Atlantic(15,l1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 5; s,10

<258>

''^'"'"'u-2?i;-2233"' ■""' """' ■'''^' ^"t"""!"".
Bi-ilogv; Appalachian State Oniverslty: 281
Rankin Building; Boone, NC, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Insect physlology-specif ically
metabolism environmental behavior

COHPETENCE: Animal Fco1oqv(3); Agnatic

Ecology(3); Entomology (1) ; Harine Biology(3);
Parasitology (3) ; Physiology (2) ;

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : DSDA; OSDI

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: local government; '
Conservation or Scientific group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; EPA; HEW; NSP; RID; African;
Central American; Canadian; European,
western; South American (3161I)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARJTY (YEAitS) : Rocky

riountaln (. 2S) ; North Central (. 25) ; South
Central (U); Southeast (6)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A,U; s,12

<2';9>

Goeringer, Gerald c, 1933, PhD, 1919,
Development, 202-625-7533
Anatomy; Georgetown Oniversitv School of
20007^"^' ^''"' ^^^^^""^^ ^°^^'- "asshington, OC

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cell and Tissue Chanoes During
Development ^

COHPETENCE: Anatomy(l); Biochemistry (3) ;

Genetics (3); Immunology (2) ; Reproductive
Biology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: RNA-lnduced metaplasia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cells of mammalian oviduct

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group-
international Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3893)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Animal Development

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (3); North Central (2) ; Middle
Atlantic(9); Europe, western(ii)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A,ll-ft; s,'J-8

<260>

''°"212-566-550o"^' "'"'' ''"' "'"'"'' Biology,
Osborn Laboratories of Harine Sciences; New
York Zoological Society; New York Aquarium-
Seaside Park, Coney Island, NY 112211, OS '

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Harine biology, ecology of
planktomic organisms

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (1); Bacteriology (2)-
Fishery Biology(2); Fnvironmental
Pollution(l) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
biology(l); Microbiology (1) ; Nutrition (2) :
Oceanography (2) ; Physiology (3)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
organizations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments {157)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITj (YEARS): Northeast ( 10)

<2R1>

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(»LPH»BETIC»L LISTIHG)

72

<261>

Goldstein, Bernard D., 1939, no, 1962, nedicine,
212-679-32fiO

Pnvironraental Medicine; New York University
Medical Center; 5S0 First »ve. ; New York, NT
10012, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Tojticologlcal effects of air
pollutants

COMPETENCE: Eloche" istry (21 ; Biophysics i'' i ;

Environmental Pollution (1) , Hejistolocy (1) ;
Physiology f3)

EXPERIENCE fAS EMPLOYEE) : HEU

EXPEblENCE (AS COSSOLTAKT): County or city

qoverTment ■ Local or regional planning group;
State governnent; civic action group

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biological effects of
oxidant air pollutants

BESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Effects of onldar^t air
pollute nts

RESEASCH ACTIVITY "HRE": Health effects of power
plant in Edmonton, Alberta

INTEREST m WORKING WfH: Local Governnent;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
Tnternat ional Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (25181

IMPACT ASSESSMPNT ETPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/production; Highways

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(2,H); Middle s. t lantic ( 12, M)

AVAIUBILTTY (DATS PER MONTPl : A, 37; S . 3?

<262>

Golet, Frank C, 19US, phO, 1973, wildlife

Biology, U01-792-2370

Forest and wildlife Management; Univerf^ity of

Rhode Island; 330 Woodward Hall; Kingston, RI

02I3S1, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Teshwater wetland

classification and evaluation as wildlife
habitat

co:i?E"ENCK'. fcriaal Ecology!}); tquatic

Ecology(3); ForestrY(2); nrn' thology (3) ;
"lant Ecology(2)i Water Resources
Management (2) ; Wildlife Management (1)

EXPillRIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Construction;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Wetland tree growth as
affected by artificial flooding

EESESRCn ACTIVITY TWO: Wetland classification and
evaluation

EESEARCfl ACTTVITT THREE: Highaay '.mpact On
wetlands and wildlife

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Transportation: Otllity; Local Government :
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Govorniiif^nt ; Canadian (829)

IMPACT ASSFSSMEW ETPERIENCE: Highways; "ish •;
alldlife co:.36rvation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Vort heast (S, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A,1; S,1

<263>

Golub, Samuel J., 191'^, PhD, igus, "iologv,
617-32 6-S-.0 0

Fabr-~ Research Laboratories, Inc.; 10OO
Providence Hwy.; Nedham, HA 02026, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant morphology and textile
fiber research and general textile research

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 1 ^ or more
scientific fields

EXPBRIFHCE (AS CONSBLTANT) : Manufacturing

RETBARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of wool rcoiirl"T
mill on stream pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Identification of pioer
mill wastes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Fibrous contaminants in
air

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
'Govern men* ; Conservation or "clentiflc Croup;
International Organisations; O.S, Federal
Government; other Governrapnts (3U7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: ''alllngs, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Irrigation; Water guallty control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YFARS): Nor theast ( 10, M)

TUBIF 1 - EESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICBL tISTIHG)

<26U>

Good, Edlph Z., ^'^3^, Phr, 1965, Plant Ecology,

R09-<)6(i-1766

Biologj Department; Rutgers Dniverslty; U06

Penn; Caaden, NJ 08102, OS

PKIKrirs.! FTFID: Plant ecologists, salt uarshes,
deciduous forests

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Aquatic

Ecology f1) ; Forestry f 2); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Horticulture (3) ; darine
Biology(3); Ornithology (3) ; Plant Ecology(l);
Population BiologyfS); Soil Science f3);
bystenat ics ( 3) ; Systems Analysis(3):
Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOIEE) : State government

EXPEPIEVCE (AS COKSOLTANT) : County or city

-jO^ciTnifier.t ; Sta'e ^jo verntnent ; Conservation
group; Professional society; COE

EESEABCH ACTIVITY OPE: Delaware estuary proje-t -
marshes

BBSEARCH ACTIVITY '^HO: Population dynajiics of
tree seedlings

SBSEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Grassland production and
methods

IHTEREST IN KORKING BITH: Local Government;

Conservation group; Professional societv; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat*l Academy
of Sciences; DSDA; AEC; COE; EPA; 0S'^1 (1957)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC EABItlARTTY (YEARS) : North
Central (3, H) ; Middle Atlantic (11 ,M)

AVAILABlllTY (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 2; S,5

<2fi5>

Goodland, Robert J., PhD, 1969, Ecology,

91U-fi77-';071

The Cary Arboretum; Fowler Road Box 609;

Millbroolt, NY 125U5, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology; Tropics; Soil-Plant
Relationships; Environmental Impact Studies

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2) ; Agricultural Science (2) ;
Animal Fcology(3); Biostatistics (3) ;
Environmental Impact Studies (1); Plant
Ecology (1); Soil Science (2) ; Systemat ics (2) ;
Systems Analysis (2); Water Resources
Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): NSF: Central American;
Canadian; South American

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Construction;

Dtility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; World Bank; South
American

FESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Furnas/World BanK

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Paraguay/Brazil 1oint
Parana commission

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Consolidated Edison

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Privat" Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organization; Inited Nations;
World Bank; lUCN; O.S. Federal Government;
EPA; NSF; AID; Ot%er Government; Central
American; Canadian (0089)

InPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry, Parks, recreational facilities;
Soil erosion; Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed,
forest, range; Hydroelectric power; Rights of
way

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 , M) ;
Central America(l); Canada, easternd); South
America (5, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : Indefinite

<266>

Goodno, Edward J., 1936, AB, 1959, Biol.

Sciences, 3011-S29- 2318

Department of Army; O.S, Army Corps of

Engineers; 502 8th St. Box 2127; Huntington,

WV 257, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fisheries management determine
ways to improve habitat for reservoir
fisheries

COMPETENCE: AnatOBy(3); Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology (3); Aguatic Ecology (2);
Fishery Blology(2); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology (2) : Microbiology (3) ;
Population Biology (3) ; Taxonomy (3); Water
Resources Management (2) ; Wildlife
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) :
■transportation; roF

Manufacturing;

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (3815)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; channelization; Tiredging,
filling: Reservoirs/Dans; Levees/dikes;
Canals/channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Water supply;
Water guality control; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIAEI''Y (YEARS): Middle Atlantic(M)

oVMLABlLITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6

TABLE 1

RESPOHDEHTS
(»LPHilBETIC»l IISTTNG)

<2f7>

Goodyear, Richard H., 1901, MS, 196?, Biology,

202-381-5831

Division of Fishes; Smithsonian Institution;

Washington, DC 20'j60, OS

PRINCIPUL FIELD: Systematic ichthyology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIEHCB (»S CONSULTANT* : »gcic\iltar e;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation; Otility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
state government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Science; nnited Nations; World BanV; TUCN;
Central American; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Mediterranean biological
studies program

BESBABCH ACTIVITT "SO: Ocean acre project

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Systematics and zoogeog.
of A. CTA>IEOS grouo

INTEREST III WORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (m32)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2) ;
Middle Atlantic C')

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<268>

Gorden, Morton, 1933, PhD, 1963, Political
Sciences, 617-888-0101

President; Development Sciences Inc.; Route
6A; East Sandwich, MA 02537, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Members of my firm represent the
full range of sciences as they bear upon the
environment

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (1) ; Systems
Analysis(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT): Manufacturing; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group; Onlted
Nations; Horld Banit; inCN; COE; DOD; EPA;
NSF; AID; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effluent management
information system

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Development, refinement,
application of intermedia analysis format

RESEABCH ACTIVITY THREE: Reg.
Ecological plan system

Econ. and

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International 0nani7a t i ons; M s. Federal
Goveriiflient; other Jovornments (1759)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Energy conversion/production:
Forestry; Highways: r'arfe=, r^i^rea t:iona 1
facilities; Pesticides, herblc:ldes; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
Resource Development (GENL) ; Tiredging,
filling; Beach nourlshnenc ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Coastal protection/jetties; Water supply;
Water guality control; Shoreline protection;
Pish 6 Wildlife conservation; Long Range Plans

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YF»»S>: Northeast ( 17) ;

Middle Atlantlc(3); Asia(1); Central America;
Europe, eastern; Europe, western (1)

<269>

Gordon, Bernard L. , 1931, MSc, 19'^8, Zoolooy,
617-U37-3176

Earth Sciences; Northeastern University;
Boston, HA 02115, OS

PRINCIPAL PIELO: Marine and fresh water fishes

COMPETENCE: Aguatlc Ecology(2); Entomology (2' ;
Fishery Hlology(l); Environmental
Pollut ion (2) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
Blology(l); Oceanogrpahy (1) ; Parasitology (2) ;
Water Resources Management (2) ; wildlife
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : COut.ty or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marine careers

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ocean science workshop

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "HREE: Marine products

INTEREST IN WORKING WI^H: Private Sector; Local
Government: Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1U80)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast(n)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 15; S,30

TABLE 1

RESPONDENT?
(ALPHABETlrSL LISTING)

<270>

<2''0>

Gorskl, Leon J., 1938, PhD, 1969,
Ecology-Evolution, 203-225-71181
Biological Sciences; Central Connecticut
state College; New Britain, CT OSC^O, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Animal Ecology - Environmental
Tnflueces on Behavior, Speciation;
Environmental Impact Statement Development

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aguatic

Ecology(3); Entomology (2) ; Environmental
Pollution (?); ornithology (2) : Water Resources
na nagement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Construction: state
government; COE

PESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Army Corps vater vay
projects '

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TUG: state plan for
environmental education

INTEREST IN FORKING WITH: Construction; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group-
International Organizations; coE; EPA- HBW-
AID (239U) ' '

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
tacilities; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Canals/Channels; Watershed,
forest, range; Reservoir releases; Water
supply; Fish E Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nort heast (1 0, M) -
Central America (M) ; South America (H)

AVAILABILI'^Y (DAYS PER MONTH)

KM)
A, 9-12; S,20

<272>

'''''^"t'il-V'ie 3^""°" ^•' ^"'^' '"''■'• ■"■"'• Agronomy,
Plant Breeding; Cornell nniversity U13
Bradfield Hall; Ithaca, NY m8SO,'os

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological genetics of pest
resistance in plants

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (1); Biochemistry (2) ;

Entomology (2) : Genetics(2); Pest Control (3) -
Plant Pathology(5) ; Physiology (2)

EyPEHIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; state
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): Agriculture- State
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pest resistance in sweet
corn

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Resistance of corn to H
naydis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Physiological genetics
of pest resistance in corn

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; state government; Conservation of
Scientific Group; International
organizations; O.S. Federal Government; other
Governments (3U29)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Centr.l(M)-
Northeast(2,n) ; Southeast(a)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; s,U

<271>

computer Science; Virginia Polytechnic
2"ofi*°5s' ^'''' "''^'^''^^ "^11: Blacksburg, VA

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2); Agricultural Science(2)-
Biostatistics(2): Genetics(2); Systems
Analysis

INTEREST IN wnpKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; State government-
Conservation group; Professional society-
International organizations; OSDA; AEC- trsDC-
CC; COE; DOD ; EPA; HEW; OSDI; OST; AIdJ Other
Governments (aK6) "tner

'"'°^S?.^"^'' rj""?"" (YEARS): North central (2);
Middle Atlantic(18,M) : Southeast (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,q; S,

30

<273>

Graham, Joseph J., 1921, PhD, 195U,

Bionomics- 6 33-2221

O.S. Commerce; National Marine Fisherie>;

Service; West Boothbay Harbor, MF OUSTS, os

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of fishes, larval

fishes, estimates of abundance and mortality,
field experiment

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Li mnology (3) -
Marine Biology (3) ; Paleontology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANt, : Local or regional

planning group; state government; roE- cjsni-
Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Abundance etc. larva
herring, Maine Coast

PESEAXCH ACTIVITY TWO: Estimates larval herring
mortality ^

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Submersidle study
herring egg beds

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; state government; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE); The Nafl Academy
of Sciences; COE; OSDI; NSF; Canadian (1U59)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Canals/Channels;
Hydroelectric power; Fish r. wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2)-
South Central(l); Northeast ( 1 1 , M) ; Hawaii s,:
Canada, eastern (U)

<27U>

T»B1F 1 - RESPONDENTS

(JLPHABETICUL ITSTINO.)

76

<27U>

Grandy, John »., TV, 19mi, PhD, 1972, Sildlife

Ecology

wildlife; National Parks and Cons. Assn.;

1701 18th St., NB; Hashington, DC 20009, OS

PFINCTPAI. FIPID: Ornithology with Special
Reference to Haterfowl and Associated
Ecosystems

COHPETENCE: Aniial Behavlor(2); Animal
Ecology(11; Aguatic Ecology(2):
Biostatistics (2) ; Fishery Biology (31;
Forestry (2) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
limnology (2) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Pest Control (3) ; Plant
Ecology (2) ; Water Resources Management (31 ;
Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPIOTEE) : DSDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Lead poisoning in
waterfowl, testing

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Literature review on
effects of heavy metals in water

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Winter ecology salt
marshes and Mack ducks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Conservation or Scientific Group; lOCN; ICSD;
DSDA; OSDC; CC; COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID
(39321

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airpcrts; Forestry;
Highways; Parks, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Development (Genii ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Reservoirs/Dams;
Canals/Channels; Pish G Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAFSl: Northeast (S , Ml ;
Middle Atlantic (2, Ml

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR M0NTR1 : A,?; S,?

<r275>

Grant, George C, 1929, PhD, 19fi7, niol.
Oceanography, 703-6U2-2111

Marine Science; Virginia Institute of Marine
Science; Gloucester Point, v» 23062, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and taxonomy of marine
zooplankton

COMPETENCE: Biosta tist ics (2) ; Fishery Biology(21;
Marine Biology (11; Oceanography (21 ;
Population Biology (21 ; Systemat ics (31 ;
Taxonomy (21 ; Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEEl : State government; USDI

EXDERTENCF (AS COSSOLTANTl : Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Zooplankton of Lower
Chesapeake Bay

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Enhancement of striped
bass population

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Population parameters

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Otility;
State government; Onited Nations; AEC; USDC;
COE; EPA; DSDT; NSF; Other Governments (1721|

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARSl : Northeast (5, Ml ;
Middle Atlantic(11,Ml

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTHl : A, 2; S,2

<276>

Graybill, Donald L., 19U3, PhD, 1970, Ecology,

81it-398-U61 1

Biologv Department; Alliance College;

Cambridge Springs, PA 16U03, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population biology and

ecological energetics of small mammals in
forests

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology (11; Aquatic

EcologyOl; Environmental »ollution (31 ; Plant
Ecology(21 ; Population Biology (21; systems
Analysis (31

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of mast production
on chipmunk populations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Mast production in NW
Pennsylvania forests

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ingestion rates of
chipmunk populations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.s. Federal
Government; Canadian (I'^'il

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARSl: Rocky
Mountain (0. 11 ; Middle Atlantic (2 , Ml

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER B0NTH1: A, 8; S,21l

TABLE 1

SFSPOSDKNTS
(UPHUBETICAL LISTING)

<27T>

Green, David fl., 19?'7, ns, 1962, Fishery Biology,

315-8'=8-1';27

Oept . of V^tural Resources; Cornell

University; Pd 3 East LaVe Pd, ; Richfield

Springs, NT 13U3?, DS

PRIMCIPAt FIELD: Population Dynaaics of Fish
Vopu nations Response ^,f Fish to Pollution
Control

COHPETBBCE: Squatic Ecology (3); Fishery

Bioloqy(l); Fnvironaertal Pollution (3) ;
Limnoioqy (3y

BXPERIFNCE (»S ENPLOyEE) : State governient

EXPERIEKCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Scientific research;
County or city government; Local or regional

planning group; Civic action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Anadronous trout management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ■'BO: Ecology of warm water fish
in New YorK

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Response of fish
population to reduced loading of laVe
phosphorus

IKTSRFST IN 90RKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O-S. Federal
Government (1681)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (1 1 , H) ;
Southeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A , 2-U ; S,2-U
(after June 1973)

<278>

Greeson, Phillip E. , 19U0, PhD, 1967, limnology,

202-3U3-5519

Hater Resources Division; n.S. Geological

Survey; General Services Bldg.; Washington,

DC 202U2, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Limnology

COHPSTBNCE: Aquatic Ecologyd); Bacteriology (?) ;
Fishery Biology (3); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology ( 1) ; nicrobiology (2) ;
Taxonomy (2); Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : State government;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Eutroph ication of Oneida
Lake,- New York

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Algal - bacteria symbiosis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: North American algal
taxonomy

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
Int ii.-nat i.ondl otgani^dtioi.o, 0-S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1196)

<279>

Gregg, Bentley C. , 19U6, MS, 1970, Zoology,

703-951-6679

Oept. of Biology; Virginia Polytechnic

Institute S SO; Dept. of Biology; Blackshurg,

TA 211061, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Bicassays on aquatic

invertebrates, using heavy metals G heat as
well as general limnoioqy

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollutlon(2) ; Limnology (1) ; Physiology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Limnological survey of a
bay on Lake Champlaln

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional

planning group; Conservation or Scientific
Troup; AEC; COE; EPA; OSDT; N^F (182)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sort heast ( 2) ;
Middle Atlantlc(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,3

<280->

Gregory, Richard W., 1936, PhD, 1969, Fish

Biology, 207-581-7151

Dept. of Zoology; Bureau Sport ^ish *■

wildlife; Murray Hall; Dniversity of Maine;

Orono, BE Oiia73, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Management and reproduction of
fish populations

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Animal
Ecology (3) ; Aquatic Pcoloqy{2) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Biostatistlcs (3) ; Fishery
Bloloqy(l); Limnology (3) ; Reproductive
Biology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government; USDl

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city
government; Civic action group; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Freezing effects on fish
semen, Atlantic salmon

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: I'reezing effects on
walleye semen

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Introduction striped
bass, sac perch, and smelt

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Onited Nations; U.S. Federal flovernment;
other Governments (1196)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPFSIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Reservoir releases; Fish S Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (3, M); Rocky Mountain (6, M) ;
Northeast (3, M) ; Hawail(0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, variable: S,
variable

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6 , M)
Middle Atlantic (1,H) ; Southeast(l)

T8

<281>

I!F?P0NtlEllT5
(RIPHUBETICAL LTSTINf^)

Griffin, John 1^., 19a7, m, 19-'2. Biology,
919-829-3986

NC Dept. of Hgric; Rollins Snmal Disease
diagnostic Lab.; P. O. Bot 12223, Cameron
Village Station; Raleigh, NC 27605, OS

PBINCIPM FIEID: Fish B^oassays, Scute 6

Sublethal Effects of Pollutants to Fish

COHPETEIICF: Fishery Biology (3); EnTironmental
Pollution (3) ; Linnology (2) ; Fish
Toxicology (2> ; Physiology (3)

ETPERIENCE (ftS EUPLOYEF) : State governitent

EESE»BCH ^CTIT1TY ONE: Role of nutrients in
diatom population dynanics

RESESRCH RCTIVITY TUG: •toxicity of sulfite waste
llgaoc to ". trout

INTEPEST IN WOPKTtlG WITH; Agriculture; Local

Government; conservation or scientific Group;
international nrganizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governnents (1530)

THPUCT ASSESSMENT EKPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wiiaiife
conservation; Effects of Indust. Hastes on
fish
GEOGFAPHIC FM1ILIARITY fYFAES) : Southeast (3 , H)
AVAILABIlITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , U ; S,U

Griffith, Roger B., 1938, MS, 1972, Fisheries
(Linnology) , 70 3-29<5-9a97
Charlottesville laboratory; O.S.
Environmental Protection Agency: 1110 Elver
Road; Charlottesville, VA 22901, OS

COMPETEMCE: Anatony (2) ; Animal Behavior (2) ;
Animal Ecology (2); Aguatlc Ecology (1) :
Entoi»ologv(2) ; Fishery Biology (2);
Environmental Pollution (1) ; limnology (1) ;
Marine Blology(2); ornithology (2) ;
Physiology (2) ; Population Biology(2);
Taxonomy (2) ; Water Resources Management (/) ,
Wildlife Managenent (2)

EXPEBIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Benthic macrofaunal
production acid mine drainage stream

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological effects of
industrial complexes on the Kanawha Fiver

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ose of <='^"^e^^ioassay

technique In endrln poisoning of Shawnee Lane

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group:
nnited Nations; O.S. Federal Government;
Other Governments (1385)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 3) :
Middle Atlantic (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR MONTH): A, 20; S,20

Grlffo, Jamea V,, 1928. PhD, I960, Biology
201-377-1700

Cafcpus provost - Biology; Fairleigh Dickinson
Onlverslty; Florham-Madison Campus; Madison,
NJ 079U0, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Parasites of man and small

mamaals and experimental natural history in
animal behavior

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): DSDI

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; State government; U.S. ederai
Government (11)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 2) ;
Northeast (12) ; Southeast (17, Ml

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 5; S , -^

G^outage, Thomas H., 1938, BS, I960, Fisheries,

Dept!"rinterior Bur. Sport Fish r. wildlife;
P.O. Box 928; Warren, PA 16365, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fishery management in ponds,
lalCGS, reservoirs and streams

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(i); Entomology (3) :
Fishery Biologyd): Environmental
i'ollatlon(3) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
Biology (2); Oceanography (3) : Population
Biology (2) ; Water Resources Mar.agement (2) .
wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Atlantic surf clam -
biology and commercial catch

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pacific salmon passage
facility evaluation

Conser

T

EP

Canadian (20U6)

IF- onited Nations: OSDA; CC; COE; "00; EPA;
PA: HEW; OSDI; NSF; AID: Central American;

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Paci fie

StatestU.M): North Cen tral (2) ; Northeast(M:
Middle Atlantic(1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,0

SESPOKDENTF
(»IPH»BETICHI. LISTIBG)

79

<235-

<285>

Grzybows):!, Joseoh H. , ^"JUS, NS, 1073. Blol'iov,
7ie-3-'2-03CC'

Biology Department; St. Bonaventare
DniTersity; St. Bonaventure, HT 1U778, OS

PUmCIPAL FIELDt Ornithology at the Organisjiic

LeTel; Ecology, BehaTior, Population flynanics

COHPETEHCE: Sespondent lists 16 or more
scientific fielis

EXPEBIEKCE (iS BBPtOTEl?): State go»ern»ent

BESBARCH ACTITITf OKE: vesf site Selection in
wild turkeys

RBSE«BCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ulegheny Biver Project

RESEXRCH XCTTVITY TRBEH; aild turkey preseason
banding

IBTEREST Id 8C1.KING WITH: Local Goverimen t ;

County or city go»ern»ent; Local or regional
planning group; State governaent;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ideology; The Nat'l Jcadeiy of
Sciences; COE; EPA; DSDI; NSP; Canadian
(2357)

IBPACT Br::E«SBEVT EjrPERIBVCE: Reservoirs/Dans

GEOGRAPHIC FAKILTARITY (YEARSl : Hort heast (,3 , H)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ORE: Effect of thermal
discharge on algal productivity

INTEREST IN WORKING WITB: Otlllty; State

qovernnent; AEC; COE; EPA; NS»; OST (U012)

IHPACT ASSESSHEKT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Beservbirs/Daos

GEOGRAPHIC PAHIIIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (3, R)

•VAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER HONTH) T A, 2; S,2

<28fl^

Guttay, A.J.R., 1"?2<i, PhD, 195<), Soil Science,
203-586-2921

Plant Science Dept.; University of
Connecticut; Storrs, CT 06268, D3

PEItiCIPAL EIEID: Soil systens-Plant root

interactions, soil organic natter, mycorrhi^ae

COHPE'^ENCB: Agronomy (1) ; Forestry (2) ;

Rortlcaltnre(2) ; Hicrobiologv(2) ; Plant
Ecology (2) ; Physiology (2) ; Soil Science(l);.
Blldlife Hanageient (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EI>PLCYEE) ; Agrlculmre;
Banufacturing; State governnent

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITAMT): OSOA

<28f.>

Gucinsltl, Hermann, 19U0, BA, '960, Physics,

301-60''-7iOC

Ocean rngineering T^cchn. Dp.'; Anne Ar<ind>7.

COB»unity College; 101 College Pkvy; Arnold,

HD 21012, OS .

PSISCIPM FIEIB: Physical oceanogcapluy,
underwater acoustics

JNTERgST IN iroRKIKG SITHt Conservation or
scientific '^roup: International
Organizations; D.E. Federal Govetneent ;
Govern»ents (3122)

GEOGRAPHIC FAIIIIIILJIITT (Y?;

centpal(12,ll) ; Tlorijieast (12)

AVSIliBTlITY (DATS PER HrrS-TH\ : X> :

Other

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3); lianology (3) ;
Oceanography (1) - . , , . , ,

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLP7EE) : DOD; EPA

IBTEREyT IN WORKING WI'H: Local Government; ,
Conservation or Scientific Group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Acadeviy
of; Sciences; International Organizations;
United Nations; DSDA; OSDC; CC; COE; HER;
NSF; OST; Other Governments (3751)

GEOGRAPHIC FA'IIIARITT (YEARS): Northeast (1) ;
diddle Atlantic (7)

<2S7>

Gurti, Hartin E. , 19S8, NSPH, 1o72, Environmental
Biology, 919-966-1171

EnTironmentl Science Engineering; Oniversity
of North Carolina; O.S. Army Environmental
Hygiene Agcy.; 1928 Red Gait Drive; Adelphi,
HD 2078 3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: EnTironmental impact assessment,
especially in the field of power generation

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Biochemistry (3) ;
Entomology (2) ; Environmental Pollution (1) ;
limnology (1) ; Hater Besoarces Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Dtility

<239> . /^

Haase, Bruce L.,'l'938, PhD, 1969, Icolo, , ,

717-1121-0080 ' ' .

retp.; East Stroudsburg Sts'

Stroudsburg, PA 18301,' OS

PRINCIPAL PJBLD: Ecology of fishes; ecology of
marine and' freshwater planlcton

competence: Aquatic Scology(l) ; Fishery

Biology (1)'; Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Limnology (1) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Ornithoiogj (3). i Plant Ecology{3) ; Vater
Resources Management (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY CHE: POBestic-inau
pollution and h*iithal insects

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO':' Trout hatchery Vs. ovner
of a pond-court case'

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Diet of •hluegiri' and ' '
largemouth bass . ,

INTEREST IN HOBKING KITH: Hanufactarinq; Otifity;
County or city goTernment; Civic action
group; Conservation group; Professional
society; TIE; The Nat'- Academy of Sciences
INRC; COE; EPA; NSF; Other Goyernments;
Canadian; European, vestern (2007)

GEOGRAPHIC EAHILIARITY (YEARS): North
Central (8, M) ; Northeast (U,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEB MONTH): A, 8; S,30

<290>

TdBlE 1 - RESPOKDEVTS

(AI.PHABETICM LISTIWG)

<2O0>

Hadley, Hayne ?., 1910, PhD, 1969, Zoology,

71fi-831-2638

Department of Bioloqy; State Dniv. of Ne»

York; Main Street Campus; Buffalo, NY 1U21U,

OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Behavioral Ecology of Fishes

COHPETEMCF: Animal Behavior(l): Aiilmal

Ecology (?) J Aquatic Ecology (25; Pishory
Bioloqyf2); Environmental Pollution;
Limnology; Marine Biology; Ornithology; Plant
Ecology; Population Piology; Range Science;
Taxonoiay (2) : Water Rc-sources Management (21 ;
Silillife "anagement (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CO'ISOLTANT\ : Dtility

INTEREST IN WORKINR BITH: Agriculture; Dtility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; D.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (2053)

rHPACT' ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion 'production

GrOGRAPHIC FAPllLIARITT (YEARS): Southvest (7, M) ;
North Centra 1(2, «) ; Northeast (2)

AVAILABILTTY (DAYS PER HGNTH) : A,S; S,20

<291>

Hadow, Harlo H., 19U5, PhD, 1973, Ecology,
303-217-7:133

Dept . Biology Ecology; Fort Lewis College;
College Heights; Durango, CT 81301, OS

PRINCIPAL FIEID: Behavior and ecology of North
AB«i»:ican woodp^rcVers ; same for oround
s^Tuirrels

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Animal Husbandry (3) ;
Aquatic Ecology(3); Biostatistics (3) ;
Environn'ental Pollution (3) ; f;enetics( 3) ;
Marine ^iology(3); Microbiology (3) ; Plant
Ecology (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Reproductive
Biology(3; ; Systeaat ics (3) ; Taxonomy(31

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group

RESEARCR ACTIVITY ONE: Aspen Greenbelt study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Sympatry of red headed f.
lewis woodpeckers

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Winter Ecology 8
Behavior of Lewis Woodpecl^ers

IHTERE''.T IN WORKING WITil: Private Sector:
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2107)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Roctcy
Mountain (■^,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A,0: S,20

<292>

Haeni, FranV S. , 19U6, BS, 1970, Biology,

203-OU 2-0391

Thames Science Education Center; Gallows

Lane; New london, CT Ofi320, ns

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Research in bird populations -
thesis research in herring gulls populations

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecoloqy(3); Biosta tist ics ( 3) ; En tomology (3) ;
Porestry(3): Environmental Pol lution (3) ;
Horticulture (3) ; Ornithology (1) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Plant Pcol'"jy<3); Population
Biclonyr3>: Syc^eff ntics f3l : T* T^onomy (31 ;
Wildlife Management(2)

EXPFRISNCE (AS EMOLOYEE) : State government:
Conservation group

EJtPESIENCE (AS CONSHLTAN'') : Civic action group;
Conservation gro-ip

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marine science laboratory
for high schools

RESEARCR ACTIVITY TWO: Env iron jent « 1 education
courses - college level

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Recreation ' outdoor
education courses

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
government; Conservation or scientific group;
International oryaniza tions; U.S. federal
government; Other governments (9UU)

IMPACT ASSESSKE'iT EXPERIENCE: Parks, tQcreational
facilities: Fish & wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS lEP MONTH): A. 10; S,10

<293>

Haines, Leroy »., 1930, MSP, 1956, Forestry,

919-7SS-2892

Forest Management; North Carolina State

fjniversity; Biltmcre Hall; Raleigh, NC

2''606, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Forest Soils and Fertilization

COrtPETgKCE: Forestry (1); Soil Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Agriculture

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; First annual report of the
North Carolina state Forest fertilization
cooperative

FFSEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Second Annual Report of

the North Carolina State Forest fertilization
cooperative

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Third Annual Report of
the North Carolina State Forest fertilization
coooerative

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sectoi ; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
n.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(759)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Channelization; Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (20 , M)

TABLE 1 - RESPOHDEHTS

(UPHABETlCAl IISTTNG)

81

<79U'>

Haines, "erry A., 19U3, PhD, 197 1, Aquatic
Ecology, 716-395-2195

Oept. Biological Sciences; state Dniversity
of Hew Torlt; Brockport, NT 1Uit20, OS

PPIRCIPAL FIELB: Effects of artificial

eutroph^ cation on freshwater coB«unitiGS

COKPETESCE: Animal Behavior (2) ; Agnatic
Ecology(l); Biostatistics (3) ; Fishery
Piology(2); Environnental Pollution (1) ;
Llnnology (2) ; ornithology (31 ; Population
Biology (2) ; Water Resources nanagement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : DSDI

RESEARCH ACTTVITY ONE: An Ecological evaluation
of stream eutrophicat ion

RESEARCH AC-^TVIT? two: Effects of Gutroph ica tion
of fish species

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Artificial shelter and
fish behavior

IHTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Rovernment; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal ';overnBent (2006)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (TEARS): North
Central (f,H) ; Middle Atlantic (3, H)

<296>

Hall, Williaa E., 190U, HD, 1929, Pathology
(Med.) , 717-762-3UUU

Pathology Dept.; Waynesboro Hospital; East
Main Street; Waynesboro, PA 17268, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: RUBan pathology, microscopy,
clinical and pathologic anatomy

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(l); Anthropology (2) ;
Bacteriology(l) ; Bi ©chemistry ( 1) ;
Genetics(2); Microbiology (1) ; Parasitology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: ftnnual ragweed pollen
census - t Communities

RESEARCH ACTIVITT '^WO: Abstractor

INTEREST IN WORKING WI^R: local Governsent ;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Dnited
Nations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3082)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT PXPFRIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (YEARS) : North
Central (16, M) ; Northeast (2tt)

AVMLABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 12, S,6

AVAIIABIIITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,lt; S,20

<29''>

Hall, Russell J., 1913, PliD, 1969, Zoology,

717-662-211U

Oept. of Biology; Mansfield Sate College;

Bansfield, PA 16933, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population ecology of
colo-clooded vertebrates

COHPETENCE; Animal Ecology(l); Environmental

Pollution (1) ; Limnology (3) ; Plant Ecology(2);
Population Biology(2); Reproductive Biology(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Life history of wehrles
salamander

RFSEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of a population of
Great Plains sltinlt

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Mining; Local or
regional planning group; Conservation or
Scientific Group; international
Organizations; COB; EPA; HEW; OSDI; NSF; AID
(1055)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS): South Central (3);
Middle Atlantic (5,M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH) : A,U; S,20

<297>

Hall, William P., 1939, PhD, 1973, Biologv,

6 17- [(9 5-32 05

Biology Dept.; Harvard Dniversity Puerto Rico

- Rio; Cambridge, MA 02138, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evolution, comparative

population cytogene tics of vertebrates,
blogeography

COMPETEMCE: AnatoBy(2); Animal Behavior(2);

Animal Ecology(2); GenGtics(l); Population
cytogenetics(l) ; Population Biology(2);
Systematics (1) ; Tanonomy(l): Blogeography ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : Onlted Nations

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Central American;
South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: CoBp. pop. cytogenetics f.
evol, scGloporus lizards

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; ti.s. Federal
Government (525)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS) : Pacific

States (1); Southwest (1 , M) ; North Central (2) :
Northeast (5) ; Central America( 1 . 5, M)

<298>

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TABLE 1

RESPOHPERTS
(HIPHABETICM IISTISG)

<29B>

Halvorson, Billlan I., 19U3, PhD, 1970, Botany,

001-"'92-2161

Botany Department; University of Rhoae

Island; Kingston, RI 02881, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant population and coaeunlty
ecology, ecophysiology and plant distribution

COMPETENCE: fiquatic Pcology(2); Blostatistics(3) ;
flarine Biology (21; Plant Ecology (1);
Physiology (1) ; Population Biology (2); Sell
science f 3); Systems Analysis (3)

EJtPEPIENCF (AS EHPLOTEE) : OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS COSSDLTAHT) : Construction

RESEARCH AC^TVTTT ONE: Desert shrub va ter stress

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Growth response of salt
marsh grass

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of swamp filling
at construction site

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; other Governments
(307)

IBPACT ASSFSSHENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (GEVl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Watershed,
forest, range; Flood control; Water supply

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIAFITY (YEARS): Southwest (3 , H) ;
North Central (2); Northeast (2, H)

<299'>

Hamby, Robert J., 1932, PhD, 19fi9, Zoology,
609-327-0009

Science Department; Cumberland County
College; P.O. Box S17; Vineland, NJ 08360, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological ecology of marine
organisms

COBPETENCE: Ani»al Pehavlor(2); Animal
Ecology(1l; Aquatic Ecology(2);
Biophysics (3) ; Fishery Biology (3);
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Limnology (3) ;
Marine Plology(1); Oceanography (2) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Paleontology (3) ; Plant
Fcology(3) ; Physiology (1) ; Population
Biology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Heat effects in a marine
snail

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ^wo: Effects of high
temperatures on L. Littorea ,

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Drift bottle studies at
Bodega Head, California

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organisations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1578)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Pacific
States(3,M); North Central (8 ,M) ;
Northeast (0.5, H) ; Middle Atlanti c(1.5)

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward, 1938, PhD, 1967,
Aquatic Ecology, 301-326-U281
Environmental Research; Onlversity of
Maryland; Chesapeake Biological Laboratory;
Solomons, MD 20688, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Structure, Function, and
Productivity of Benthic Infauna and
PlanVtonlc Primary Production and H'neral
Cycling

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(i); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Limnology (1) ; Oceanography (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cove Point benthic study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of thermal loading
and water quality on estuarine one degree
production

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific GrouT ;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1256)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, M) ;
Middle Atlantic(U,M) ; Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONT") : Variable

OOI')

Hanawalt, Ronald B., 1939, PhD, 1966, soil,

203-920-3761

Dept. of Environmental Sciences; Oniversity

of Virginia; Brooks Hall; Charlottesville, VA

22903, OS

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3) ; Biochemistry (3) ; Plant
Ecology(2); Soil Science(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction; County or
city government; Civic action group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Soil survey for use in
development and management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological survey Fairmont
Park, Philadelphia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Patterns of nutrient
cycling, mountain ecosystems

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1015)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : "acific

States(2,M); Rocky Mountaln(l); Middle
Atlantic (7)

AVATIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,20

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,all

RESPONDENTS

fAt.pnjnFT-Tni. iisTiNSj

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<302>

<302>

Harlemar., Ponaia R., 1922, ScD, 1550, Sater

"esoarces, 617-253-2726

Civil Engineering; Nassachasetts Institute of

"•pchnoloay; F« U8-335; Cambridge, «« 02139,

OS

oUTiirTpftv. FIELD: Hathenatical Hodels; Ei»er and
Estuary water Quality; Thermal Pollution;
Salinity Intrusion

roHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2) ; Environaental

Pollution (1) : Lianology (1) ; Oceanography (2) ;
"^ysteais Analysis (3) ; Hater Resources
T'enagenent (1)

B'/?'3PIEHCB (AS CONSOITAVT) : Construction;

Utility; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; CC;
COE; EPA; NSP

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Transient vater quality in
estuary networks

SSSr.-.RCH ACTIVITT TWO; Subacrged diffusers for
"aste heat disposal

SSS^ABCn ACTIVITT THREE: Salinity intrusion in
estoarinos

INTEREST IN BORKING SITH: Construction; Otility;
Its? or regional planning group; state
goverraent; The Institute of Ecology; '^he
Kat'l Pcademy of Sciences; Duited Nations;
World Bank; AEC; CC; COE; EPA; NSF; OST; Alt;
other Governments (3935)

■"■•IPACT JSSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water Resource
r-evelopmert (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Peservoirs/Dams; Coastal
jiovec'cion/ jet ties; Canals/Channels;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectri-j poifer;
Bavigation; Flood control; Irrigation; Water
supply; Hater quality control

.SOGRAPHIC FAHIilARITY (TEARS) : Northeast (28) ;
Fnrope, western (1)

iVSILABHTTT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,<1

<303V

Harlow, Richard P., 1919, MS, 19T1, Wildlife

1.5. Forest Service; S.E. larest Experiment
Station; 1617 Kennedy St.; Blacksburg, VA
2U060, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The Effects oC habitat Changes
on Wildlife Populations aud Pood Habits of
Dngulates

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecoloqy(3); Animal

Husbandi:y(3) ; Biostatistlcs (3) ; Forestry (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Plant E=ology{2); Population
Blology(3( : Wildlife (lanaqeaent (1) ;

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government;
Consariration group; OSDi

EXPERIENC!! (AS CONSOLTANT) ; Agriculture; State
government; Conservation group; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Effects of cutting on deer
food production

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Forages eaten by deer in
the southeast

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TH5EE: Simulatad browsing by
clipping

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agrioulture; Local

Governmeat; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Gro'ip; Conservation group; USDA;
AEC: COE; DOD: EPA; HEB; HOD; OSOl; NSP; AID;
Other Governssnts i1?'^i)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

"orestcy; Soil erosion; Watershed, forest,
range; Fish f. Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY JYEABS) ! Norhteast (3) ;
Kiddie Atlantic(7,M) ; Southeast ( 1U,R)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): Op to the
discretion of the agency

<30ll>

Ratper III, James S. , 19«7, VND, 1972, Veterinary

Hediclne, 215-831-5308

Clinical Veterinarian and Ophthalmic

Pathology; O.S. Army Joint Laser Safety Team;

n-idge St. S State Rd. ; Philadelphia, PA

19137, DS

COHPETENCE: Animal Behavior (3) : animal

Fcology(3) ; Biochemistry (jj ; Snvironmental
Pollution (3) ; Microbiology (3) : Nutrition (3) ;
Paleontology (3) ; Population Biology(3);
Veterinary Science (1) ; wildlife Management (2)

SESSARCI! ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of lasers on
cornea, retina and s)tin

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (3085)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPmC PAMItlARITY (TEARS): Middle
Atlantic ('I, Mj

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): Any evening or
voekerd or »s allowed hj Dept^ Army

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(HLPHABETICAL LISTING)

811

<30S>

Rattnan, Fred E. , 1936, ns, i960, midlife (tgnt.,
7n-865-29ilU

Divisior of Research; Penn, Game Comn . ; Box
23U, Rd #2; Jonestown, PA 17038, OS

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCF (A? EKPIOYEE) : Local or regional
plannina group; Conservation group;
Professional society; QSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group

INTEREST m WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3083)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Peservoirs/Daras ; Coastal protection/letties;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Flood control Water quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish 6 wildlife
Conservation

GEOGRAPRIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, M) ;
Middle 'tlantic (15,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<306>

Hartman, Richard T. , 1921, PhD, 1952, Biology,

112-621-3500

162 Crawford Hall; University of Pittsburgh;

Fifth Ave.; Pittsburgh, PA 15213, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological ecology of algae
and vascular aquatic plants - mineral cycling

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (1); limnology (2) ;
Plant Ecology(l); Physiology (2) ; Water
Pesources Management (3)

EKPEFIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Pesticides, herbicides

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction; County
or city government; State government; COB

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Establish high water maric
in riverbanl? vegetation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Establish high water mark
riverbank vegetation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Control of waterweeds in
lakes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (1602)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle Atlantic

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; s,10

<307>

Hartwell, Allan D., 19U5, MS, 1970,

Geology/Oceanography, 603-669-791 1
Oceanography Dept.; Notnandeau Associates,
Inc.; 686 Hast Road; Manchester, NH 03102, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physical oceanography, estuarine
hydrography coastal processes, sedimentology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Aquatic

Ecology(3); Forestry(3); Fnvironment al
Pollut lon(1) ; Limnology (3) ; Marine
Biology(3); Oceanography (1) ; Paleontology (2) ;
Plant Ecology (3); Soil Science (2) ; Water
Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; COE;
NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Otility; Local or

regional planning group; state government; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Circulation of N.H.
Coastal waters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal pollution,
Bridgeport Harbor, Connecticut

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Old oil spill effects,
Norwallc, Connecticut

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; Canadian; European,
western (U89)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; soil erosion: water
Resource Development (GENL) ; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protection/letties; Canals/Channels;
Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast(6)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

<308>

Hartzler, James R. , 19U5, BS, 1967, Biology,

81U-237-00nit

Dept of Biology; Pennsylvania State

Oniversity; 226C Vairo Blvd; State College,

PA 16801, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Intra- and Inter specific

behavioral effects on reproductive success

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Reproductive success of
bluegill sunfish

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government: conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (725)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nort heast ( 3, M) ;
Hawaii (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A,U; S,a

RESPONDENTS
(AIPHXBETICM LISTING)

85

<30a>

Har»ey, George R., 1937, PhD, 196U, Organic

Chenistry, 617-S09-1U00

Chemistry; Woods Hole Oceanographic

Institution; Hater Street; Woods Hole, KA

02";a3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analysis of Synthetic Organic
Compounds in the Barine Environment

COHPETENCE: Aoricultural Science (H;

Biochemistry (3) : Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Marine Biology(3); Oceanography (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Aqriculture

TNTEHEST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; State
government; Conservation group; COE (117)

IHPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

forestry; Parlts, recreational facilities

GEOGRAPHIC PAMILIAPITT (yEARS): Pacific
states (1); RocVy Mountain (1); South
Central(S); Middle Atlantic(IO) ; Alaska(«);
Africa f2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

ETPEBIENCE (AS CONSOLTAN?) : Agriculture; The

Nat'l Academy of Sciences; WHO; DSDA; OSDC;
COE; EPA; NSF; Iceland

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Adsorption of chlorinated
hydrocarbons from seawater

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Distribution of

chlorinated hydrocarbons in Atlantic Ocean

<311>

Hastings, Robert v., 1913, PhD, 1972, Marine
Biology

Biology Department; Rutgers Iniversity;
Camden, NJ 08102, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of Marine Fishes,

Especially Reef Species and Their Attraction
to Artificial Reefs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THPEE: Metabolism of a
herbicide in soybeans

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; International Organizations; D.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (3355)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South Central (K);
Northeast (7) ; Hawaii (M) ; Asia(H); Central
America (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PPS MONTH): A, 3; S,5

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3); Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic Ecology (2) ;
Fishery Biology(l); Ichthyology (1) ; Marine
Biology(l); Oceanography (21 ; Systema tics (3) ;
Taxonomy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Colonization of Artificial
Reef by Fishes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3111)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling;
Coastal protection/jetties; Fish P wildlife
conservation

<310>

Harvill, Alton H., 1916, PhD, 19«B, Botany,

703-392-5667

Natural Sciences; Longwood College;

Farmville, VA 23901, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant ecology as related to
plant geography and paleoecology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); GenetlcsO);

Plant Ecology(3); systematics (3) ; Taxonomy(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; COE

EXPEPTFNCE (AS CONSULTANT): State government;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Vegetation of Hog Island,
Northampton Co. , Virginia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Evaluation of Natural

Values of a Portion of Seashore State Park,
Virginia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THPEE: Vegetation of Parramore
Island, Virginia

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast(l)
SoutheaEt(7,N)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,20

<312'>

Haug, Peter t. , (is, 1970, wildlife Biology

125 Circle Drive; Princeton, WV 2U7tt0, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systems Ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Biostatistlcs (2) ;
Forestry (2); Plant Ecology (1); Population
Biology (3); Range Science (2); Systems
Analysis (2); Wildlife Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Systems Ecology and
Multiple-Ose Decision Making

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Succession on old Fields

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3951)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS! : Rocky
Mountain (7, H) ; Northeast (5) ; Middle
Atlantic (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

<31?>

TUBLE 1

SESPONDENTS
fALPH»BETIC)lL LISTIHGl

86

<313>

Pay, Keifh G., 1928, SS, 195';, Bildlife Ecology,
202-833-5720

PnTironmental conservation; Aaerlcan
Petroleum Tnstitnte; 1801 K St. H.H.;
Washington, DC 2000*;, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife ecology and its
application to urban environoents and
petroleum - environmental problems

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (11; Aquatic

Fcologv(?); Fishery Biology(3); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Parasitology (3) ; Population
Biology(3); Wildlife Management (1)

ETPEFIEUCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government;
Conservation group;DSOI

EJtPERIBSCE (AS COSSDLTAKT): Transportation; Local
or regional planning group; Conservation
group; Professional society

SESEASCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological baseline study
of the Mid-Atlantic Bight.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: Ecological baseline study
of the N.F. Gulf of Mexico

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Cleaning of oiled
waterfowl

INTEREST IN DORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (1036)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Roclty

Mountain (13, M) ; South Central (1, M) ; Middle
Atlanttc(6)

AVAllABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

conversion/production; Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Hater Pesource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes;
Canals/Channels; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Flood control:
Irrigation; Water supply; Water quality
control; Shoreline protection; Fish 6
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(1«); Northeast(2)

<3i';'>

Hayes, Dora K. , 1931, PhD, 1961, Biochemistry,
301-3UU-2ll7»

CBCL, A, EQI; Agriculture Research Service;
110 Center Bldg. ; Beltsville, HD 20705, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Comparative Biochemistry

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology; Biochemistry;

Entomology; Environmental Pollution; Marine
Biology: Parasitology: Pest Control;
Physiology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Insect
diapause -Biochemistry

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Insect

Photo- Periodic-Response- -Photo Manip

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Herbicdes on Insect Pest

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Tranportation; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; Asian
(2098)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (i»,M) ; Middle Atlantic (7, M)

AVATIABTLITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A,R; S,8

<3m>

Hayden, Robert P., 1933, MA, 1970, Public
Administration, U12-K83-73U7
General Analytics Inc.; 570 Beatty Road;
Monroeville, PA 15m6, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluation of Impact of Water
Development on Natural Systems

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3); Agnatic

Ecology(2); Fishery Biology(l); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (2) ; Water Resources
Management (1) ; Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPESiENCB (AS CONSOLTANT): Dtllity; Local or
regional planning group; COE

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2925)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy

<316>

Hayes, T)ora K. , 1931, PhD, 19fi1, Biochemistry,
301-3ait-2U7u

CBCL AEQI ARC USOA; Agriculture Research
Service; 110 Center Bldg.; Beltsville, MD
20705, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Comparative biochemistry

COMPB'^ENCB: Bacteriology; Biochemistry;
Pntomology; Environmental Pollution;
Microbiology; Parasitology; Pest Control;
Physiology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Insect diapause -
biochemistry

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Insect photoperiodic
response - photoaanip

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Herbicides on insect
pests

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Transportation; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Asian (67 1)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (U,M) ; Middle Atlantic (7, M)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,R: S,R

TABLB 1 - RBSPORDENTS

(»IPH»BETICIIL LISTING)

87

<3n>

<317>

Hayes, Helen I., 1921, PhD, 1972, zoology,

202-381-6383

Asst. Secretary for Science; Sdthsonlan

Institation; 1000 Jefferson Drlye;

Washington, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuarine ecology prograa
planning

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : DOD; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Doctoral dissertation
research

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Governaent; Other Governuents (1156)

mpACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Water
Resource Development (genl) ; Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 ,M) ;
Middle Atlantic(27,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<318>

Hayne, Don W., 1911, PhD, 1917, Zoology,

919-755-2531

Institute of Statistics; North Carolina State

Oniversity; P.O. Box 5U57; Raleigh, NC

27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Consulting on Dse of

Quantitative Methods and Statistics in Ecology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; State government; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; DSDA; A EC; OSDI; OST

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: SE Cooperative Mourning
Dove Study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Statistics in Game and
Fish Work SE States

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Analysis of Waterfowl
Banding

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Transportation; Otility; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3107)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development
(Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams; Fish e Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central (28); Middle Atlantic (2); Southeast (10)

<319->

Hecht, Max K., 1925, PhD, 1953, 212-061-5113

Biology chairman; Queens College of CONY;

Kissena Blvd.; Flushing, NY 11367, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Paleoecology paleogeography

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal
Ecology(2); Marine Biology (2) ;
Paleontology (1) ; Population Hiology(l) ;
Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITAN^) ; Manufacturing; Civic
action group; Conservation group; nsf

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Paleogeography of
Australian Herpetofauna

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Distribution of pelagic
seasnakes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; Transportation;
Otility; Local Government; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (355)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : RocVy

Mountaln(l); Middle Atlantic (1 5) ; Central
America (1); Europe, western (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<320>

Beclty, Robert E., 190U, PhD, 1971, Limnology,
617-50 8-1000

Geology and Geophysics; Woods Hole
Oceanographlc Institution; Woods Hole, MA
02503, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Phytoplankton taxonomy and
ecology and its role in mineral cycling

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (1); Biochemistry (3) ;
Limnology (1) ; Marine Biology(3);
Microbiology (3) ; Oceanography (3) ;
Paleontology (2) ; Plant Ecology(3); Population
Blology(3); Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology and geochemical
significance of diatoms

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Organic composition of
diatom cell vails

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Paleolimnology of LaVe
Klvu-Central Africa

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
Otility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; Onited Nations; BSDA; AEC;
COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; African;
Central American; Canadian (1308)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (1 . 5) ;
Southeast (0. 5) ; Africa(1,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,5

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<321>

88

TABIP 1

RESPOHDEIITS
IRLPHABETICHt. LISTIHG)

<321>

Heiney, Clayton 1., 1930, HS, 1959, Forestry,

717-762-111103

D.S. Dept. of Agricultnre; soil Conservation

Service; Third and Walnut Street; Harrisburg,

PA 17108, OS

PRIWCIP&L FIELD: Pish, Wildlife and Recreation
Wanagenent

COHPFTEHCE; Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (»S EKPLOJEE) : EPk

RESEARCH ACTIVITY QUE: Biodegradat ion of 2,U-D in
the aguatic environment

INTEREST IN WORKING HITH: local Governent;
Conservation or Scientific <;roup;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
fSovernment (1613)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIARITT (YEARS) : Hiddle Atlantic(7)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPIOYEE) : Agriculture; State
government; OSDA

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; O.S.

Federal Covernment; Other Governments (3207)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; ParVs, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Peservoirs/Dans;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Flood control; Shoreline protection; Pish G
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (1 S, M)

<32ll>

Hendricks, Albert C. , 1937, Phn, 1970, Biology,

703-9S1-'i53e

Center for Environmental Science; Virginia

Polytechnic Institute and State Oniversity;

Derring Hall; Blacksburg, VA JuOfil, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Water Pollution Biology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollution(2) ; LiBnology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing;
Otility; COE; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Eut roph icat ion study of
Smith Mountain Lake, Va.

<322>

Heisey, Paul i., 19tt6, BS, 1968, Biology,
717-5U8-2121

Fisheries Research Biology; Ichthyological
Associates; P.O. Box 12; Drumore, PA 17518,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Age and growth studies on fishes
of a reservoir; also sampling techniques for
fishes

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(3); Agricultural Fcience(3);
Aquatic Pcology (3) ; Fishery Biology(2);
Ornithology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;
Construction; Professional society

EXPERIENCE (AS COMSOLTAHT) : Dtility; Professional
society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: SR Research Biologist

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Otility;
State government; Professional society; OSDA;
AEC; COE; EPA; OSDl; NSF; OST (2306)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion /product ion; Reservoirs/Dams;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power; Fish
S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic (ii.H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 22; S,22

<323>

Hemmett, Roland B. , 19113, PhD, 1971, 212-2611-1800
Environmental Evaluation; Environmental
Protection Agency; 26 Federal Plaza; New
York, NY 10007, us

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Fcology(l); Bacteriology (3) ;
Fishery Biology (1) ; Fnvironmenta
Pollution (1) ; Limnology (1) ; Marine
Biology (3); Microbiology (3) ; Oceanography (3) ;
Plant Fcology(l); Water Resources
Management (3) ; Wildlife Management (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological survey of
Peters Creek, Va.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Water pollution study on
the Shenandoah River

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or s-ienti^ic Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (10U9)

IMPACT ASSESSHEN'^ EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (7, M) ;
Southeast(2,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

<325>

FendriT, Sherman S., 1939, PhD, 1o72, Zoology,
717-3311-3131

Dept. of Biology; Gettysburg College;
Gettysburg, PA 17325, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systematics and ecology of
freshwater fish parasites and their hosts

COMPPTENCB: Aquatic Ecology(2); Limnology (3) ;
Parasitology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Manufacturing

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bacteriological testing of
centrlfuged apple juice

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (10U5)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (8): Southeast (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MON'^H) : A, 10; S,25

TliBlE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETIC*!, LISTING)

89

<326>

<326>

Henny, Charles J., 1903, PhD, 1970, Sildllfe

Ecology, 301-776-tt323

nigratory Bird Pesearch Lab.; D.S. Pish and

Wildlife Service; nigration Bird Research

Lab.; Laurel, «D 20810, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Population dynamics of avian
species

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ON": Population dynamics of
avial species

SESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Population ecology of the
Ballard

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pesticides, territorial
Behavior, and the red-shouldered hawk

INTEREST IN WORKING WI'fH: Private Sector; Local
Rovernnent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organisations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other GoverninentE (3918)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Pish C Wildlife conservation

<328'>

Heppner, Frank H. , 19U0, PhD, 1967, 7,oology,

itOI-792-2372

Zoology; Dniv. Rhode Island; Kingston, RI

02891, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Avian Flocking Behavior and Bird
Environaental Inventories

COHPETENCE: Anato»y(3); Anisal Behavior(l);
Aniial Fcologf(l); Orn ithology (1) ;
Physiology (2) : Population Biology (3);
Systematics (3) ; Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Manufacturing; Civic
action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Birds of Atlantic Seaboard
Hatteras to Cape Cod

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '^WO: Avian Flight Formations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Onited
Nations: lOCN; OSDC; CC; COE; EPA; HEW; OSDT;
NSF; OST; AID; DOT; African; fluropean,
western (90S)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(li,H) ; Riddle Atlantic(3)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Fish £ Wildlife
conservation

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 7; S,7

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS! : Pacific
States (7,11) ; Northeast (tt,H) ; nlddle
Atlantic (H)

<327>

Henshaw, Robert E., 193U, PhD, 196*;, Physiology,
8111-237-32116

3';8 Douglas Drive; State College, PA 16801,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiology and ecology of
mammals in Arctic and cold conditions

COHPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal
Ecology (1); Ant hropology (3) ;
Biostatistics(3) ; Biophysics (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Harine
Blology(3) ; Nutrition (2) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Physiology (1) ; Range Science (3) ; Reproductive
Biology (3); Taxonomy (3) ; Wildlife
Hanagement (2) ; Arctic Ecology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nuclear power plant site
terrestrial impact survey

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Review of TransAlaska oil
pipe impact Rep.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Arctic mammal physiology
research

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Sceintific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (683)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Watershed, forest,
range; Fish 6 wildlife conservation; Arctic
development

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (9);
Northeast (7) : Hiddle Atlantic (7);
Alaska (7, H); Canada, western (1); Canada,
northern (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

AVAILABILI'^Y (DAYS PER HONTH): A, 5; S,10

<329'>

Hershaft, Alex, 193ii, PhD, 1961, chemistry,

301-656-2200

Booz-Allen Applied Research; 173 3 Bethesda

Ave.; Bethesda, HD 20011, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analysis, study, and solution of
complex environmental technology problems

COHPETENCE: Environmental Pollution ( 1) ; Air
Pollut ion (2) : Oceanography (3) ; Systems
Analysls(2): Water Resources Management (2) ;
Solid Waste (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Water management
alternatives

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Solid waste technology

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation;

Otllity; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Onited Nations; World Bank; lUCi; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1011)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
Conver si on /product ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development (GENl) ;
Water supply; Water guality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(l); North Central (S) ; Northeast (9 , H) ;
Hiddle Atlantic(2) : Asia (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A, 7; S,?

<330>
TABLE 1

RKSPONDEHTS
(ALPHABETTCAL IISTTHG)

90

<330>

Hester, Mbert E., louo, HS, 196it, midlife
Biology, 6 17-223-2985

Pish 5 Wildlife ;;erTice; Bureao of Sport
Fisheries 6 Wildlife; D.S. Post Office 6
Courthouse; Boston, HS 02109, OS

PEIHCIPAl FIEtD; Wildlife Ecology; Wildlife
Karagement; Wildlife Law Enforcenent

CONPETEWCE: Uninal Ecology(2) ; Aquatic

Ecology(3); Ent OBology (3) ; Ornithology (2) ;
Plant EcologyO); Population Biology(3);
■Systems Analysis(3); wildlife nanagenent (1) ;
wildlife Law Enforcement (1>

SESEAPCH ArTiviTT OWE: Blackbird depredations
studies

BESEAPCB ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological studies of bird
depredations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Studies of population
ecology Canada geese

TWTEPEST IW WORKIDG WITH: Local Government;
International Organirations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3886)

IHPACT ASSKSSMEWT EXPERIBWCE: Fish S Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FA1ILIAPITY (YEABS) : Pocky

Bountain(11; Southwest (1> ; South Central (3);
Northeast (S)

<331>

Reywood, Peter, 19U3, PhD, 1968, Biology,

203-tt36-tt69U

Oept. of Microbiology; Yale Medical School;

333 cedar St.; New Raven, CT oe^lO, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cell biology of eucaryotic
microorganisms - particularly algae

ConPETENCE: Anatomy (3) ; Biochemistry (3) ; Harine
Biology (3); Hicrobiology (1) ; Physiology (3) ;
Systematics (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: flitosis in a
PHYTOFLAGEILATE

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: International

Organizations; D.S. Federal Government; EPA;
Other Governments (1907)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (U) ;
Europe, western (0)

BVULABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A,"; S,tt

<332>

Hill, Richard L., 1928, PhD, 1956, Chemistry,

703-Ka2-21 11

Virginia Institute of Marine Science;

Gloucester Point, VA 23062, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physical and analytical

chemistry of natural and polluted waters.
Water processing

COMPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology (3); Environmental

Pollution(2) : Chemistry (1) ; Oceanogra phy (3) ;
Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; County
or city government; State government; OSDT

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAMT) : Manufacturing;
Dtility; County or city government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Survey chem. aspects of
water quality in SF Virginia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: James estuary benthos:

sediment size and chemistry influences thereon

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Nutrient transport in
ollgohaline tidal marshes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.s. Federal
Government (t117)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIFNCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Beach nourishment; Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(U);
Middle Atlantic(1B,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

<333>

Hillman, Robert E., 1933, PhD, 1962, Zoology,

617-93U-5682

William f, ciapp Laboratories;

Battel le-Columbus Laboratories; Washington

street; Duxbury, MA 02332, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological Ecology of Marine
Organisms

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Aquatic
Ecology (3); Biochemistry (2) ; Fishery
Biology(3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Genetics (2); limnology (1) ; Marine Biology (3);
Oceanography (3) ; Ornithology (1) ; Systems
Analysis(l); Taxonomy(l); Water Resources
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction;

Dtility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Conservation group; OSDC; COE; DOD; HEW; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of Millstone
Point, Connecticut area

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of New Haven Harbor

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Histochemistry of
mucosubstances in clam

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; Dtility;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; USDC; COE; DOD; HEW; NSF
(1238)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protection/jetties; Canals/Channels; Water
quality control; Fish '"' wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7, H) ;
Middle Atlantic(8,M)

BFSPONDENTS
(HlPHABETICm IISTING)

91

<33a>

<33I4>

Hinckley, Alden D. , 1931, PhD, 1960, Fntomology,
703-92U-3761

Dep^ . of Fnvironniental Sciences; DniTersity
of Virginia; Brooks Hall 310;
Charlottesville, V» 22903, DS

PFINCIPM 'lELD: Mortality and dispersal of
insect populations within agricultural or
forest ecosystems

COHPETENCE: Ent oBology (1) ; Environmental

Pollution (3) ; Pest Control (2) ; Population
Biology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEB) : Onited Nations; AEC; S.
Pacific

EltPEPIFNCE {»S CONSOLTMIT): Asian; S. Pacific

SESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Insect dispersal into
gamma irradiated gradient

RESFAFCH ACTIVITY TWO: Coconut rhinoceros beetle
project

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THPEE: Pests of rice in Fiji

INTEREST IN aORKIIG SITH: Agriculture; tocal

Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group; The
Institute of Ecology (TIF) ; Drited Nations;
Environmental Secretariat; DSDA; AFC; COE;
EPA; DSDI; NSF; Asian; South Pacific (1901)

IMPACT ASSFSSHFNT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Pesticides, herbicides; Defoliation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(l) ; Northeast (3) ; Middle Atlanti(3);
Hawaii (li); Asia (1) ; South Pacific(7)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER HONTF) : »,0; S,10

<336->

Hobbie, John E. , 1935, PhD, 1962, Zoology,
919-755-2589

Dept. of Zoology; North Carolina State
Dniversity; Box 5577; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Describing Numbers and
Activities of Aquatic Bacteria

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology ( 1) ; Bacteriology (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Limnology ( 1) ;
Marine Biology (2); Hicrobiology (2) ; Hater
Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSHITANT) : Construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of phosphate mining
on estuary

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Survey of aquatic
organisms in estuary

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Aquatic bacteria-cycling
of organic compounds

IN"EREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; Otility;
Local Government; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; State
government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; "^he Institute of
Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; O.S.
Federal Government (1386)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (2); North Central (2) ; Southeast (6, M) ;
Alaska (2, M) ; Europe, western (3, M)

<335>

Hinish, Wayne W., 1925, PhD, 195^, Agronomy,
81ll-fl65-25U3

Agronomy Extension; Pennsylvania State
Dniversity; 106 Agriculture Administration
Bldg.; Dniversity Park, PA 16802, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil fertility and plant
nutrition

COMPETENCE: Aqronomy(l); Agricultural Science(l);
Animal Husbandry (3) ; Biochemistry (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Horticulture (3) ;
Plant Ecology(2); Plant Pathology (3) ; Soil
Science (1); Systems Analysis (3); Water
Resources Manaqement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; World
Bank; AID; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Land reclamation,
agricultural economic development

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3570)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Tailings, spoils disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(20,M) ; Asia (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,ll

RESPOHDENTS
(H,PH»EETICHL LISTING)

92

<337>

Bocutt, Charles H. , 19ua, HS, 1970, Zoology,

703-9';i-6679

Dept. of Biology; Virginia Polytechnic

Institute 8 State Oniversity; Blacksborg, V»

2a061, OS

PBINCIPAI. FIELD: Greatest competence in: Hguatic
ecology with a strong background in
Ichthyology, aquatic entomology, limnology,
and environmental pollution

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Entomology (2) ;
Fishery Biology (2) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; L imnology (2( ; Ichthyology (2) j
Marine Biology(3); Systematics (3) ;
Taxonomy(3); Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDI

EXPERIENCE tAS CONSULTANT): Manufacturing; Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Instream monitoring
techniques in a large river system

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological investigation
of the Schuylkill River in the vicinity of
the Limerick Nuclear Generating Station

BESBAECH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological investigation
of the Schuylkill River in the vicinity of
the Rarbadoes P Cromby Steam Electric Stations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (1083)

IMPACT ASSESSMEN' EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Hydroelectric power; Water quality control;
Pish £ Wildlife conservation

CEOGRAPRTC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle Atlantic(U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,20

<338>

Hodgson, Harlow J., 1918, PhD, 1955, Crop Br-Bot,
202-U07-6096

nSDA CSRS Pm aSOW; D.S. Department of
Agriculture; Washington, DC 20250, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant breeding, research
evaluation and management, general
agricnltoral production

COMPETENCE: fgronomy(l); Genetics(2); Plant

Ecology(3); Physiol oqy (2) ; Range Science (2);
Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Comprehensive review of
research - plant breeding

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Agricultural productivity
of subarctic Alaska

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Task force on spatial
heterogeneity in agriculture

INTEREST IN WORKING Wl'^H: Agriculture; Local or
regional planning group; State government;

Conservation group; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences:
nnited Nations; world Bank; OSDA; cr ; COE;
EPA; NSF; OST; AID; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American (1965)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (O);
Middle Atlantlc(8) ; Southeast (2, H) ;
Hawaii(l); Alaska(13,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MON'^ H) : A,U; S,U

<339->

Hogan, Terry M., 19U6, MS, 1972, Aquatic Biology,
91tt-737-3081

Ecological Services; Texas Instruments
Incorporated; Box 237; Buchanan, NY 10511, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fresh water and estuarine
invertebrates

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Aquatic

Ecology(2); Fishery Biology(3); Environmental
Pollution(2) : Limnology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Utility; COF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Thermal discharge effects
on Hudson River benthos

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environ survey aquatic
invertebrate Embarras River Illinois

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; DSDA; AEC; COE;
EPA; KSF; Other Governments (1575)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central (1,M) ; Northeast (1, M) ; Middle
Atlantic (2)

AVAIIABILTTY (BAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,1

<3U0>

Hollingshead, Kenneth E., 19mi, BS, 1967,

Biology, 301-5^5-6700

Naval Oceanographlc Office; Code 3331;

Washington, DC 20390, OS

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecoloqy(l); Fishery Biology(l); Environmental
Pollution(2) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
Bloloqy(i); Oceanography (2) ; ornithology (3) ;
Paleontology (3) ; Plant Ecoloqy(3);
Taxonomy (3) ; wildlife Management (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental conditions
on munition dump sites

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trace Element Studies on
Deep Water Plankton

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Onited Nations; O.S. Federal "lovernment;
Other Governments (158)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle Atlantlc(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,8

TABLE 1 - BFSPONDENTS

(AlPHiBETICAl LISTTNGl

93

<3U1>

Hooper, Robert G., 19ii1, US, 1967, midlife

Biology, 703-S52-m61

DSD» Forest Service; SE Forest Ejtp. Station;

10U Hubbard; Blacksburq, V» 2U060, OS

PsmciPM FIELD: Ecology and nanagement of
Nonconsumptlve wildlife

COHPETEHCE: Animal Rcology(2); Fcrestry(3);
Ornithology (1) ; midlife Banagement (li

FTPERIEKCE fftS EMPLOYEE) : OSDS

SESEARCH ACTIVITY OME: Habitat factors
determining density of foresthird

BESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Effects of clearcutting on
bird populations

<3U3>

Horst, G. Roy, 1933, PhD, 1963, Zoolr.gy,

802-656-2230

Anatomy Department; Dniversity of Vermont;

Burlington, TT 05K01, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Water economy of desert mammals,
special emphasis; kidney structure and
function

COHPETEMCE: Anatomy(l); Animal Behavlor(3);
Animal Ecology(l); Biochemistry (31 ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Physiology (1) ;
Ta»onoBy(3); Veterinary Science (3); wildlife
Management (2)

ETPERIEMCE (AS COHSDLTAKT) : Conservation group;
Professional society; RFW; Central American;
Mexico

BESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Habitat requirements of
raven

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Renal Morphology in desert
mammals

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: O.s. Federal Government
(1390)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Fish B Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PAHILIARI'^Y (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (6,H)

<3«2>

Hornberger, George M., 19U2, PhD, 19^0,
Hydrology, 703-92U-3761

Dept. of Environmental Sciences; Dniversity
of Virginia; Brooks Hall; Charlottesville, VA
22903, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Mathematical analysis of aquatic
systems, both biological and physical

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(?); Environmental

Pollution (2) ; Limnology (2) ; Soil Science (1);
Systems Analysis (1); Water Resources
Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTBNT) : Construction

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Eutrophica tion prediction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Stream energy budgets

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Mining; Otility; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of Sciences; D.S. Federal Government
(1176)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
revelopment (genl)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(2) ; Middle Atlantic (5 , H)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Renal development in
neonatal mammals

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Water balance in bats
from xeric habitats

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; U.S.
Federal Government (1322)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Fish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sou thwest (0 , M) ;
Northeast (5) ; Middle Atlaatic(5); Central
America(0.5,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; S,15

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON'^H) : A , U ; S,U

<3«»>

■TABLE 1 - RPSPOSDEIiyS

(ALPHABET fC/.L LISTING)

9«

nowells, David H., 1920, BS, 19S5, Environmental
Engineering, 919-755-2815

Water Resources Besearch Inst, of OKC ; 128
Kiaaick Biag NCSU; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRISCIPAL PIELOt Water Quality Management

BXPEEIEIICE (AS EHPLOYEB) : HEW

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSOITSNTI : County or city

government; State government; Civic action
group; conservation group; Professional
society; AID; COE; EPA; AID

tiESEARCa ACTIVITY CSE: Water pollution panel
!lational Water Commission

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Analysis pure waters
program st?te of Mew York

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Role of animal wastes in
water pollution

TNTEHEST IH WOPKIHG WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; AID; WHO; nsDA; CC; COE; EPA; OSDT;
NSF; nsT; AID; other ^sovernments (33 85)

inPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIESCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest, range;
Flood control; Irrigation; Water supply;
Water guality coDtrol; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARTTY (YEARS): Pacific

States(2); North Central (3) ; Northeast (1) ;
Hiddle Atlantic (7>: Southeast (10, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER (lONTR) : A, 2; S,2

<3U5>

Hubbard, John P., 1935, PhD, 19fi7, Zoology,

302-658-9111

Bird Oept.; Delaware nuseum Natural History;

Kennet Pike; Greenville, DE 19807, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Avian evolution, taxonomy,
zoogeography

COHPETENCE: AnatOffly(2); Animal Behavior(2):
Animal Ecology (2); Entooology(2) ; Harine
Biology (2); Ornithology (H ; osleontology (3) :
Plant Ecology(3); Systematics(l) ; Taxonoay(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otllity; ConservatloD
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biosurvey of the San
"ranclsco Valley, N.H.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Kestern n.N. powerline
route impact, Tucson Gas C Electric

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Studies in Tila Valley,
N.H.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Hining;
Local Government; conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (3179)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sou thwest ( 1 , H) ;
North Central(?); Middle Atlantic (U) ;
Africa (less than 1); Central America (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

<3«6'>

Hober, Ivan, 1931, PhD, 1968, Entomology,

201-335-8125

Dept. of Biology; Fairleigh Dickinson

University; 285 Madison Ave.; Madison, NJ

079110, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Biology of

Cockroaches, Especially with Reference to
Means of Biological Control

COMPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; G'?netics (21 ;

Population Biology (2) ; Systema tics (1) ;
Taxonomy (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pop. Biol, of German
Cockroach in lab. cultures

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Control of German
Cockroach with Reclpr. translc

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Competition between
black and wild German Coackroaches

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n,S. Federal
Government; other Governments (129*»)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(5);
Northeast ( U) ; Middle A tlanticf7,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,5

TBBLi; 1 - RESPOHDENTS

(JILPHABETICUL LISTINS)

<3117>

<3I17>

Hufford, Terry t., ISSS, PhD, 1<!''2, Botany,

202-676-6989

Biological Sciences 312; The George

Bashington Oni»ersity; 2029 G St NS;

Washington, DC 20006, OS

PRINCIPAl FIELD: Diatom coaiunity analysis;
Algology (Fresh Water)

COHPFTENCE: Sqaatic Ecology(l); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; limnology (2) ; Systems
Analysis (2)

EIPEFIENCE (AS BHPLOTEE) : Otility; COE

REEEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental impact
statement - Nuclear Power

BESEANCR ACTIVITY TWO: Diatom community anaylses
- Cedar Bog

BE-JEARCB ACTIVITY THREE: The diatom cymbella
cistula

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Aqrlcoltore;

Construction; Manufacturing; Hining; Utility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; OSDA;
AEC; COE; EPA; HEW; OSID; NSF; OST ; AID;
Other Governments (2118)

IflPACT ASSESSMENT ETPEEIENCE: Highways;

Reservoirs/Dans; Water quality control

5E0GRAPHIC FAHILIAEITY (YEARS) : North
Central (11, B) ; Middle Atlantic(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 5; S,30

<3I19>

Hull, Richard v., 1931, PhD, 1969, Botany,
1101-79 2-2357

Plant 6 Soil Science Dept. ; Dniversity of
Rhode Island; U5 Greenhouses; Kingston, RI
02981, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Physiological mechanisms for
energy transfer in plant systems

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(l); Agricultural Science(3);
Biochemistry (3) ; B lost at is tics (3) ;
Horticulture^) ; pest Control Weeds(2); Plant
Ecology(3); Physiology (Plant) (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Growth requirements of
salt marsh vegetation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Physiology of torfgrass
under stress conditions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Stress physiology of
woody ornamental plants

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Dnited Nations; USDA; AEC; CC; COE; EPA;
OSDI; NSF; DOT (1607)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (U,M); North Central (5) ;
NortheastCi.H) ; Southeast (0. 5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,U

<3«8>

Hughes, Kent F., 19U2, MS, 1968, Oceanography,
301-U96-873U

Dept. of Environmental Monitoring and
Predict,; National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Admin.; 6010 Executive Blvd.; Roc)tville, MD
208';2, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine water quality management

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution(l) ;

Oceanography (1) ; Water Resources Management (1)

EXPERI'iNCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDC

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) : Otility; United
Nations; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Coastal water quality
monitoring network

PESEAPCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vertical distribution
cope pods - Arctic Ocean

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Otility; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
OSDC; COE; EPA; OSDI (1195)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (genl) ; Navigation; Water quality
control; Fish f. Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
states(6,M); Middle Atlantic(l); High
Arctic (1,M)

<350>

Hunter, Arvel R., 1921, PhD, 1960, Soils,

919-75 5-2277

Soil Science; NC State Univ.; Raleigh, NC

27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil fertility evaluation

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(l); Agricultural Science(l);
Hortlcalture(2) ; Soil Sclence(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : USDA; AID; Central
American; South American

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Aqriculture; local

Government; State government; International
organizations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3189)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States (6) ; Rocky Mountain (1) ; Southeast (8) ;
Central America(3); South Americad)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<3';i>

96

TABLE 1

PESPONDENTS
(UPHABETICUL LISTING)

<3';i>

Hussey, Reorge »., Jr., 1939, PhD, 1972, Soil
Science, 61U-965-1837

Pennsylvania State University; 202 Enq. C;
Oniversity Park, P» 16802, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil Clay Hineralogy and Systems
Analysis

COMPETENCE: Aqronomy (2) ; Soil Science(l); Systens
Analysis (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Linear program for
quantitative clay analysis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; United Nations; World Bank; lOCN;
DSDA; AFC; tJSDC; CC ; CHE; EPA; OSDI; NSF;
OST; AID; DOT; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (2381)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHTLIARItt (TEARS) : Hiddle
Atlantic(10,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,«; S,0

<352>

Husting, Edward L., 1939, PhD, 1968,

Epidemiology, 1112-683-1620

Maternal and Child Health; Grad School of

Public Health; Oniv. of Pittsburgh;

Pittsburgh, PA 15213, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecoloqy of Human Diseases in
Populasions; at Affected by Social Factors

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Anthropology (3) ;
Aquatic Ecology(3); Biostatistics (3) ; Fishery
Biology (3); Environmental Pollution; Marine
Biology; Pest Control; Population Bloloqy;
Reproductive wiology: Systematics; Systems
Analysis: wildlife Management

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) : Agriculture; Mining;
HEW; AID; Asian; Central American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation of Programs for
Pregnant "^eenaqers

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Study of Effects of
Illegal Abortion-Jamaica

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3121)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (B);
Northeast (2) ; Africa (0,M); Central
America (2,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<3'i3>

Hutchinson, Brendan p., 19it3, MS, 19f8, Fishery
Biology, 607-256-5U69

Dept . of Natural Resources Cornell Univ.;
Fernow Hall; Ithaca, NY 1«8S0, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Population Biology and Community
Ecology in Fisheries

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecoloqy(3) ; Biostati?;t ics (3) ;
Fishery niology(l): Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology (3) ; Marine
Biology(3); Population Biology (3); Water
Resources Management (3) ; Wildlife
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Conservation group

BE';EARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research: Zooplan)tton-Fish
Interactions in Ponds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Consultation: Analyze
Impact of Nuclear Power Plant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Research: Population
Dynamics of Y. rerch

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Utility; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
United Nations; AEC; COE; EPA; USDI; AID
(3107)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/product ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) ; Northeast (7, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : ?

<35U>

nutniit, Russell J., 192U, PhD, 19fii, Forest

Ecology, 8m-865-«901

School of Forest Resources; Pennsylvania

State University; Forest Resources Lab.;

University Park, PA 16802, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems
Following Disturbances

COMPETENCE: Biostatistics{3) ; Porestry(i);

Environmental Pollution (2) ; Pest Control (3) ;
Plant Ecoloqy(l); Plant Pathology(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): USDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Utility; Professional
society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Forest ecosystem dynamics
following disturbances

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Reclamation of deep mine
coal wastes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Forest growth near
coal-burning power station

INTEREST IH WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
or regional planning group; State governnentj
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecoloqy; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (139U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast (S, M) ;
Middle Atlantic(16,H) ; Southeast(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; 3,0

97

<3'^'i>

TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS
(AlPHABETICAt LISTING)

<?55>

Hatson, Hilliam H. , 19U8, BA , I^TO, Geology,
U01-863-3287

Geological Sciences; Brown Oniverslty;
Providence, RI 02912, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: planktonic Foraniniferal Ecology
anfl Paleoecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavlor(3); Animal
Ecoloqy(2): Aquatic Ecology(2);
Biostatistics(2) ; En»ironmental Pollution (3) ;
Narine Biology(2); Oceanography (3) ;
Paleontology (?) ; Taxonomy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology E paleoecology
foraminifera Indian Ocean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Poraminifera
pa leoenviron metal interpretations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Climatological mapping
and prediction

INTEREST IN NORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (tt071)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2. 5, H) ;
Indian Ocean (1,M)

lannotti, Eugene I., 19U2, PhD, 1970,
nicrobiology, SIS-eeS-'iBOO
Microbiology; New York Ocean Sciences
Laboratory; Kontault, NY 1195U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine Bacteriology

COMPETENCE; Agnatic Ecology{2); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Microbiology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fermentation interactions
in microbial ecosystems

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: Agriculture; Otility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1691)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
Middle Atlantic (6,M)

<3?8->

Istock, Conrad A., 1936, PhD, 19SU, Zoology,
716-27 S- 3857

Department of Biology; Dniversity of
Rochester; Rochester, NY 1U627, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population biology, both its
ecological and its evolutionary aspects

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Ecology (1) ;_ Aquatic Ecology(l);
Biostatistics (2) ; Entomology (3) ;
■Environmental Pollution (3) ; Genetics (2);
limnology (2) ; Marine Biology (2);
Oceanography (3) ; Pest Control(3); Plant
Ecoloqy(3) ; Population Biology (1);
Systematics (3) ; Systems Analysis (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Civic action group; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; 'he National
Academy of Sciences; NSP

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Chm. Work Grp. 1 of the
conf. on Global Bcol. Problems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TMO: TIE advisory council for
urban ecosystems studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Steering committee of
Dat Dong of Int. Fel. of Rec.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; CC; COE;
EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT;
Other Governments (1906)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(1,M) ; Northeast (8, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<3';7->

Ishler, Thomas W., 1932, BS, 1960, Agricultural

science, 302-378-2837

Dept. of Plant Breeding; Pioneer Hi-Breed

Int. Inc.; P.O. Box 216; Middletown, DE

19709, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Development, testing of Inbred
lines and hybrids of field ccrn

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2) ; Animal Husbandry (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

INTEREST IK WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3U7«)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (9, M)

<359>

98

TABLE 1

RESPOHDEHTS
(&I.PH»BETICftL LISTING)

<359>

Jackson, Daniel F., 1925, PhD, 1957, Limnology,
212-»7fi-55m

Civil Engineering: Syracuse Oniverslty;
Syracuse, NT 13210, OS

PBIHCIPSl flELD: Water pollution

COnPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Agnatic
Ecology (1); Bacteriology (2) ; Fishery
Biology f3); Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Limnology (1) ; Microbiology (2) ; Plant
Ecology (2); Water Resources Hanagement (2) ;
wildlife Kanagement (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : COE

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Manufacturing;

Mining; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; *^tate government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; Onited Nations; AEC;
CC; COE; EPA; HEW; DSDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ohio Piver algae

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology periphytic discs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Algal viruses

IHTEIIEST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Mining;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat*l Academy of Sciences;
United Nations; World Bank; IDCN; COE; BPA;
SEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; Central
American; European, eastern; European,
western; South American (1710)

IMPACT ASSESSMSNT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Reservoir releases; Water guality control;
Pish S Wildlife conservation

GROGBAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAPS) : Northeast (22, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (2)

RVAILABIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A.O; S,20

<360>

Jacobs, Myron S., 1922, PhD, 195^, Anatomy,

212-006-8500

COBoarative Pathology; Osborn Labs, NY

Aquarium; Surf Av. 6 West 8 St.; Brooklyn, NY

11220, OS

liCIPAl FIELD: Comparative nevroanatom of
mammlian nervous system

COnPETENCE: Anatomy(l); Aquatic Ecoloqy(3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Comparative anatomy of
cetacean brain

IKTERE3T IN WORKING WITH: State government;

Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecoloqy (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; Onited Nations; DSDC; COE; EPA;
Aiii; OSDI; NSF; AID; Canadian (1615)

SBOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (2U) ;
Canada, eastern (2) ; Phillipincs(i)

<361>

Jadlockl, Joseph P., 1918, MS, 1972, Aquatic
Biol., 609-U52-2300

Environmental Research; FMC Corp; Box 8;
Princeton, NJ 085(40, OS

PRINCIPAL "lELD: Microbial research as it
pertains to indicator organisms of
environmental pollution

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecoloqy(2); Bacteriology (2) ;
Blostatlstics (1) ; Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;
Limnology (2) ; Microbiology (2) ; Water
Resources Management (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International 0rgani2atlons; O.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (70i4)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 2, M)

<362>

Jahoda, John C, 1"U4, PhD, 1969, Mammalian
Ecology, 617-697-6161

Department of Biological Science; Bridgewater
State College; Bridgevater, MA 0232U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental work in education,
pollution analysis and solid waste management

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); unimal

Ecology(l) ; Aquatic Fcology(3) ; Environmental
Pollution(l) ; Marine Biology (2) ; Population
Pioloqy(2); Solid Waste Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Solid waste management
study-State of Massachnsetts-Raytheon

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Survey of salt
marshes-Qulncy , Massachusetts

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Vermont solid waste plan

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (115)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (3, M) ;
Northeast (5,11)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6; S,22

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 1 ; S,8

9t

<363>

RESPONDEHTS
(MPBlBFTICm IISTIHG)

<362;>

Janes, Richard I., 193S, fts, 1961, Biology,
2 (■;-»82-7300

Schuylkill Valley Nature Center; 8a80 Bdgy's
Hill Soad; Philadelphia, P» 1912B, OS

CORPBTBHCE: »natoi«y (2) ; Bacteriology (2) ;

Hicrobiology (11 ; Ornithology (2) ; Taxonony (3) ;
Virology (?)

ETPESIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Utility; Civic action
group; Conservation group; Professional
society

!i?"E»BC?l ACTIVITY ONE: Rocks Island Dan

BE3E*«CH ACTIVITY TRO: llacick Nuclear Staticn

INTEREST IN BORKTNG WITH: Utility; local

Government; Conservation or Scier.tific Group;
U.S. Federal Government (3032)

IKFACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC PAHILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atl3ntic(1fi,H)

AVSILABllITY (DAYS PER HONTR) : A, 2; S,?

Jininback, Hugo A., 1926, PhD, 1953, Entomology,
SIS-UTU-SSSO

Dept. of Education; He» York Science Service;
Hashington Ave.; Albany, NY 1222U, US

PBIHCIPAl FIELD: Bloodsucking flies

COnPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology; Entomology;

limnology; Parasitology (3) ; Pest Control (2) ;
Taxonomy (1)

ETISPIESCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : State government;
United Nations; dorld Bank; DOD; HEH

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: On chocerciasls control

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '^110: Hicrosporids on blact flies

BF:EARCH activity three: Malaria control

INTEREST IN WORKING SITH: State government;

International Organizations; United Nations;
World Bank; U.S. Federal Government; DOD;
HEW; Other Governments (981)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EIPBniFNCE: Energy

conversion/production; Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (SEARS): Northeast (21 ,B) :
Africa

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

<3b';>

Jeffers, Edmund E., IStl, PhD, 196tl,

Microbiology, m2-^S9-838U

Srote city College; Sox 508; Grove City, PA

16127, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Have Emphasized Freshvater

Ecology in Many Aspects Including Chemistry

COHPETENCE; Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State govecnoent; REI);

03DI

EXPERI3HC2 (AS CONSULTANT; : local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Montana sheep ranchers;
Private fisheries groups

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The ecology of the Birch
lake area in Minnesota

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pathology and histology of
fingerling trout In Montana

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Accelerated

e'ltropfci'-ation in a South Dakota lab.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
'Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Central American; South American
(1501)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

"orestry; watershed, forest, range; Water
supply; S3t'5r gnality control; Fish S
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1.5); Pocky Mountain (11 , M) ;
Southwest (2.5) ; North Central ( 16, M) ; South
Central(l): Middle Atlantlc(3);
Southeast (2, H) ; Alaska (1,M1

AVAIIABIITTY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,30

<366>

Jeffries, Perry, 1929, PhD, 1959, Zoology,
001-19 2-6281

Grad. School of Oceanography; University of
Rhode Island; Bay Campus; Kingston, HI
0288 1, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Distribution and abundance of
coastal communities; effects of stress

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Biochemistry (2) ;
Biostatist ics (3) ; Fishery Biology(3);
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine
Biology (1); Oceanography (3) ; Plant
Ecology(3) ; Physiology (2) ; Systems Analysis(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;
Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : local or regional
planning group; State government; civic
action group; AEC; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: A stress syndrome in the
hard clam

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Fatty acids in marine food
vebs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''HREE: Long-term observations
on benthic fishes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Utility;
local or regional planning group;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, western; South America (2U10)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water guallty
v,c(itrol; Shoreline prot^^^ction; Fish P
Wildlife conservation

GEOGftiPHIC PAHILIARITY (TEARS): Nort heast ( 15 , H) ;
Middle Atlantlc(5,H)

»»Ii;L»B11ITY (DAYS PER fiONTHI : A.U; S,ll

TABLE 1 - FBSPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTINS)

100

<367->

Jenkins, Charles S. , 1930, PhD, 1961, Zoology,
300-293-3580

Bept. of Civil Engineering; Hest Virginia
nni»ersity; Norgantown, BV 26505, OS

PFINCIPAL FIELD: Biolglcal aspect of waste

treatment effect of pollutants on environnent

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Agnatic

Ecology(2); Fishery Bioloqy<2); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Limnology (2) ; Microbiology (2) ;
Plant EcologyO); Water Sesources
Management (3)

ETPEBIEUCE (A": EMPLOTEE) : EPA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing;

Mining; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; Onited Nations; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Reverse osmosis treatment
of mine drainage

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Roadside rest area study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Safety in waste TPT.
Plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Wildlife indicators of
environment trends

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Natural area surveys

RFSEA1CH ACTIVITY trreE; pcology of heavy metals

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; Countv or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
state government; Conservation or Scientific
nroup; International 0rgani2at: ions; O.S-
Federal Government; Other Governments (300)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Soil
erosion; Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest,
range; Flood control; Water quality control;
Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAISt : Rocky
Hountain(H; North Central (2, Ml ;
Northeast (1) ; Middle A tl an tic ( 1 8, M) ;
Southeast (3, M) ; Central Amerlca(21; Canada,
eastern (1); South America (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 3 plus Saturdays

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation; Otility; Local Government;
Conservation group; Professional society: The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; International Organizations;
O.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(1612)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Watershed, forest,
range; Water supply; Water supply; Water
quality control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (0) ;
North Central(3); South Central(1); Middle
Atlantic(11,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,5

<368>

Jenkins, Dale W. , 1918, PhD, 1956, Ecology,
202-381-5906

Ecology Program; Smithsonian Institution; 955
I' Enfant Plaza; Washington, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant and animal distribution
abundance rarity ecological studies

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Animal
Fcologyd); Aquatic Ecology(2);
Entomology (1) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Limnology(2) ; Ornithology (2) ;

Parasitology (2) ; Plant Ecology (1); Population
Biology(2); Systemat ics (2) ; Virology(2);
wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; DSDC; DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; local
or regional planning group; Conservation
group; Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Onited Nations; World Bank; TOCN; WHO ONESCO;
OSDA; CC; COE; HEW- DSDT; NSF; OST; AID;
Asian; African; Central America; Canadian;
South American

<-369->

Jenkins, Robert E., 1900, PhD, 1970, Tchthyology,

703-389-2351

Biology Deot.; Roanoke College; 303 Parkwood

Ave.; Salem, VA 20153, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ichthyology : Systemat ics

distribution ecology behavior of fishes

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (2) ; Animal Behavior(2);
Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic Ecology (2);
vishery Bioloqy(2); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(3) ; ornitholoqy ( 3) ; Systemat ics (1) ;
Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility; State
government; Conservation group; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Zoogeography east O.S.
Freshwater fishes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Survey rare endanqerred
fishes S.E. O.S.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Preimpoundmen t surv.
pump storage project

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or S-ientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; Central American;
Canadian; South American (60)

IMOACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
nevelopment (Genl) ; Channelization;
Reservoirs/Dams; Fish r. wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : South

Central(0,M) ; Northeast (O, M) ; Middle
Atlantic (7, M) : Southeast (0,M) ; Canada,
eastern (0,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HOVTH) : A,S; 5,20

101

<370>

RFSPOSDEtlTS
(HLPHUBE^TOlL IISTTMG)

<370>

Jernelclc, FranV ». , 19U5, BS, 1969, Fishery

Biology, 300-36fi-S8B0

Natural Pesources; State of West virqlnia;

1020 Fairnont Hvc; Fairnont, WV 26550, OS

COHPETENCF: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Ecology(3); Aquatic Ecology(2);
Biostatistics(3) ; Fishery Biology(l);
Forestry (3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (31 ; Population Biology (3) ; Hater
Resources Banagement (3) ; midlife
Banagement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Construction; lining;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group: State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group; COE; OSOT;
Asian

TNTEREST IN WORKING »ITH: local Government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
International Organizations; COE; EPA; OSDI;
other Governments (075)

IBPACr ASSESSMENT EIPERTENCE: Highways; Hater
Resource Development (GENL) ; Channelization;
Reservoirs/Dams; Fish B Hildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABILlARITy (TEARS): North

Central (2, (1) ; Northeast (3, B) ; Asia (0. 1)

AVAILABILITT (DAT-^ PER BONTF) : A , " ; S,0

<371>

Jewell, Hilliam J., 1901, PhD, 1968,

Environmental Engineering, 802-656-3800
civil Engineering Dept.; University of
Vermont; Burlington, VT 05001, OS

PRIUCIPAL FIELD: Water Pollution Control with
Biological Processes

COBPETENCE: Environmental Pollution(2) ; Hater
Resources Banagement (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : Agriculture;

Banufacturing; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group: State
government; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pure oxygen use in
biological wastewater treatment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Denitrif icati on of
concentrated nitrate wastewaters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Haterfront

transportation and environmental resources

INTEREST IN POBKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; International Organisations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (3600)

IBPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Hater supply; Hater
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(i,W); Southwest (1) ; Northeast (3, B) ;
Europe, western (1,B)

AVATLABTLTTY (DATS PER BONTH) : A,a; S,20

<372>

Jimeson, Robert B. , 1921, BS, 1965, Chemical
Engineering, 202-38^-5130
Advlstr on Environmental Quality; Federal
Power Commission; 001 G St. NH; Washington,
DC 20026, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fuel, energy, air and water
pollution control

COBPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (1\ ; Systems
AnalysiE(3); Hater Resources Banagement (3) ;
Air Pollution Control (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Mining: Otility,

Conservation group: Professional society;
EPA; HEH; DSOI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Bining; ntllity;
Professional society: EPA; HEH; USDI ; NSF;
OST; Mexican

RESEARCH ACTIWITT ONE: Solvent refined coal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Environmental impact
statements on various gas pcojects

RFSEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental impact
statement on hydroelectric project

INTEREST IN HORKTNG HITH: Local G3vernm-!nt;
conservation or Scientific Group:
Professional society; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; International Organizations; AEC;
DSDC; CC; COE; EPA; HEH; OSDI; NSF; OST;
African; Central American; Canadian;
European, western; South American; Bexican
(0013)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

con version /pro duct ion; Channeliration;
Dredging, filling; Reservoirs/Dams; Reservoir
releases: Hydroelectric power; Water supply^
Hater quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(l); Northeast (9) ; Blddle Atlantic(2C

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER BONTH): A, 5

<373>

Johnson Michael D. , 1905, PhD, 1970, Biology,
202-576-2553

Dept. of Entomology HRAIR; Halter Reed ntmy
Institute Research; Halter Re^d Medical
Center; Washington, DC 20012, OS

PEI^CIPAL FIELD: Insect diapause and phencloiy
especially parasitic insects

COBPETENCE: »natomy(3); Anlral Behavior(3);
Animal Ecolog7(1): Aquatic Ecology(/);
Ento-^ology (1) ; Environmental i^ olluti on f3) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Pest Con^-rol (2) ; Plint
Ecology(2); Systematics (3) ; 'faxonoiiy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Carrion insect ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Culex Spp. diapause S
geographic distribution

INTEREST I« HUSKING HITH: fgin-UJtute;

Conservation or Scientific Group; ii.s.
Federal Government (1833)

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 1) ;
North Centraj (25,.M) : Middle Atlant'c . 1)

TiBlE 1 - RESPONDESTS

(ALPHiEETICM lI?TI!>ei

10?

<37U>

Johnson, Andrew L. , 1937, PIFS, 1968, Hcologv,

215-388-7^01

Executive Director; Tri-Countj

Conservancy/Brandyvine; Box 1«1; Chadds Ford,

P» in317, ns

"STHCIPAt FI^LD: Land Ose in Relation to

"cological Stabi.'v - Ecosystem Hanageoent 6
Preservation

COtlPETEHCE: Anlaal Behavior (3); Animal
Husbandry (2) : Aquatic Ecology (3):
Forestry(2); Environmental Pollution(3^ ;
Plant Ecology(l); Popnlation Bio\ogy(3); Soil
!'cience(2): Systematic? (3) ; Taxorotry (?) ;
Water Resources nanagenent (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

"JPFRIEMCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : County or city
government; Civic action group; AEC; HSF

-ESEAFCH ACTIVITY ONF: Batershcd Ban^gement in
relation to growth

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; lapd Dse planning -
environmental manaqsient

P.«;SEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Nutrient cycling in
forest ecosystem

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; local (Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group: International
Organizations; UsnB: AEC; CC ; COF; EPA; HES;
OSDI; HSF; OST; DOT; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western: South American (^53)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPEPIEHCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; ParVs. recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Deve'.op;p-?nt (Genl) ; Peservoirs/Daiis:
Watershed, forest, rang«=f; FTod control;
Water quality c-introl; Fish E Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARTTy (YEARS) : RocVy

fountain (31 ; Southwest tH; N-rth Central (2);
Hortheast (a,H) : Europe, western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER lONTH) : A,10; S,10

<''7S>

Johnson, Harrel B. , 19»7, BS, 1970, Environmental

Health Sciences, <>12-265-3«0f

Div. of Comm. 8 Sport Fisheries; isio Airlle

Road; Wilmington, NC 28U01, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fisheries management especially
estuarine systems and estuarine dependent
organisms

COHPETENC: "ntmal Husbandry (2) ; Aquatic
Ecology (2): Bacteriology (2) ; Fishery
Biology(l); Food Sciences(2); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Tmounology (2) ; Limnology (2) ;
Marine Biology(i) • Hicrohiology(2) ;
Oceanography (2) ; Parasitology (2) ;
Physiology (2) : Penroductive Biology(2); Water
Resources nanagecu nt (?)

FXPEBIEMCE (AS CONSOLTiiNT) : civic action group;
Conservation group

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local rjovernment;
Conservation or scientific Group; United
Nations; USDA; AFC; OSOC; CC!; DOD; EPA; HE«;
HSDT; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, western; South
American (1009)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Soil
erosion; water Resource Development (GENL) ;
channelization; Dredging, filling; Beach
nourishment; Reservoirs/nans;
Canals/Channels; Flood control; Fish S
Wildlife conservation

GEORRAPHIC FAHIIIABTTY (YEARS): Southeast ( 3, M)

AVAILABTLITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 12; S,S

<376>

Johnson, James E. , 19itC, PhD, 1969, Zoology,
ui3-sa 5-5281

Forestry f. Wildlife Management; University of
Massachusetts; 20U Holdsworth Rail; Amherst,
HA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIFID: Agnatic ecology and fisheries
biology

COMPETENCE: Ai. )al Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecology?"); Fishery Blology(1); Li mnology (2) ;
Population Piology(2); Systematics (3) ;
Taxonomy (3) ; Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Life history of Dorosona
Petenense in Arizona

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Population dynamics of
alosa pseudchatengas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Alosa Pseudoharenqus
population modeling

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; Onited Nations;
D.S. Federal Government; African; Central
American; Canadian; South American (2)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; ''ailings,
spoils disposal; Reservoir releases; Water
supply; Water quality control; Fish B
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (YEARS): Sout hwest ("^ , M) ;
North Central (3) ; Northeast (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,31

EXPEFIFNCE »«s EMPlovERi : stste gover"if"nt

103

<377>

fUBlE 1 - RESPOHDBHTS

(SLPHUBETICM IISTIHG)

<3T»

Jonasch, John J., 19im, B», 1967, Zoology,

6n-366-«U79

(lass. DiT. of Fisheries B Game; Dnrhaa, Ml, DS

PBIHCIPH FIELD: Research 5 Hanagesent of Ram
Water Fishes

COMPETEHCE: AnatonyO); Hii»al Behavior(3);
Unliial Ecology (2); Jquatlc Ecology (2) ;
Entonoloqy (3) ; Fishery Biology(2);
En»ironiiental Pollution(3) ; linnology (3) ;
Taxonomy (3)

5TPE81EHCE (»s EBPIOTEE) : State govemient

EltPEBIENCE (AS CONSDITART) : Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Northfield BT. Pumpea
Storage Hydro-Elec. Res. Fish Study

TSTEREST IN WORKING 8ITB: Private Sector; local
Governnent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (262)

IBPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Hydroelectric pover; Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIITARITY (TEARS): Northeast (B)

<378>

Jones, Fred l., 19211, bs, 19U9, Zoology,

202-3113-7375

Department of Interior; Bureau of Outdoor

Recreation; Interior Bldg.; Washington, DC

202tt0, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Life history research on vildlife

COBPETENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Animal

Ecology (2); Range Science (2); Wildlife
Banagement (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : State government; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group;
Professional society; Onited Nations; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nationwide outdoor
recreation plan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Desert Bighorn sheep boolt

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Expert on national parlts
and wildlife management

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
government; Conservation of scientific group;
International organi7ations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other governments (5)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific

States(20,H) ; Biddle Atlantic(5); Asia{1,B)

<379>

Jones, Walter A., AB, 1966, Biology, 201-766-2089
Environmental Sciences; Somerset
Environmental Education Center; Box 837;
Somervllle, NJ 08876, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Wildlife Ecology 6 Population
Dynamics, Environmental Education

COBPETENCE: Agricultural Sclence(3); Anatomy(2);
Animal Beh8vlor(2); Animal Ecology(l); Animal
Husbandry(3) ; Aquatic Ecology(2)3
Bacteriology (3) ; Fishery Biology (1) ;
Forestry <3); Environmental Pollution (3) 3
Limnology(2) ; Bicroblology (3) ornithology (3) ;
Plant Ecology (3); Plant Pathology (3) ;
Physiology (2) Population Biology (2); Water
Resources Banagement (3) ; Wildlife
Banagement (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS COSSDLTANT) : Coonty or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Philosophy and Develop, of
Env. Eco. Center

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Ferral Cat Predation S
Population Dynamics

INTERFST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE); The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences
INRC; IDCN; COE; EPA; HEW; OSDI (3965)

IBPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Forestry; ParVs, recreational
facilities: Reservoirs/Dams; Fish & Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (TEARS): North
central (0, H) ; Northeast (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2-3

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A,0; S,0

ion

<380>

TUBLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

{»LPHABET1C»L IISTTNG)

<380>

Jordan, Arthur J., 19«fi, PhD, 1972, Oceanography,

207-581-79U1

Zoology Dept.; Oniversity of Halne; Hurray

Hall; Orono, HE 0aa73, OS

PSINCIPH FIELD: shallow uarine echinodera
biology-ecology holotharians (cold
water-boreal)

COnPETESCE: Anatomy (3); Animal Behavlor(3) ;
Anisal Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology (3) ;
Bacteriology r3) ; Biostatistics (3) ;
Enyironoental Polio i: ion (3) ; Barine
Biology(l); Microbiology (3) : Oceanography (3) ;
Plant Ecology(3); Physiology (3) ; Reproductive
Biology(2): SystematicsO) ; Taxonomy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of LOtOBARIA

FRONDOSA

RESEARCH ACTIVITy T»0: In traspecif ic variation in
POCOS VESICOLOSDS

INTEREST IN WORKING BITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organisations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1^261

GEOGRAPHIC FAHTLTASITT (TEARS); Northeast (S, «)

AVAILABIlITy (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S, 10

<381>

Judd, John H. , 193tt, PhD, 19B9, Zoology,

315-3U2-1813

Great lakes Research; Sew York State Sea

Grant Prograni; State Dniversity College;

Oswego, NT 13126, OS

P8INCIPAI FIELD: Effect of pollution on benthic
organisms

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (2) ; Animal

Behavior (1); Biostatistics (1 ) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (3) ; Pest Control (3);
Population Biology(3) ; Water Resources
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEF) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Dtility; County or
city government; state government; OSDC; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Effects of dyloT on
benthic macrofauna

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of circulating
water systems lake Ontario

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Ecological study of
three possible power sites plant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Dtility; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; AEC; OSDC; CC;
COE; 3PA; HEW; DSDI; SSF; OS?; AID; POT;
Other Governments (363)

GEOGRAPHIC "AHILIARTTY (IffJARS) : Morth

Central (13, H) ; Kortheast (1U, M) ; Great Lakes(H)

<382>

Kaczynski, Victor ». , 1938, PhD, 1970, Aquatic

Ecology, 9m-737-3081

Texas Instruments; P.O. Box 237; Buchanan, IT

10511, OS

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic
Ecology(l); Entomology (3) ; Fishery
Blology(2); Environmental Pollution (2) ;
limnology (1) ; Marine Bioloqy(l);
Oceanography (2) ; Parasitology (3) ; Population
Biology(l); Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : AEC; USOI; NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Manufacturing;

Utility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; state government;
Conservation group; AEC; COE; DOD; EPA; U";di

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental evaluation
of nuclear power plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Feeding habits of pink and
chum salmon

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Secondary production of
marine pelagic zooplankton

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Manufacturing; Otility; Local Government;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The National Academy of
Sciences; International organizations; Ontted
Nations; O.S. Federal Government; AEC; tisoi;
other Governments (UUI)

IMPACT ASSESSMi»NT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/production; Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development (genl) ;
Reservoirs/Dams; Coastal protection/jetties;
Hydroelectric power; Water supply; Water
quality control; Shoreline protection; Fish K
Wildlife conservation; Nuclear power plants
(water)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (3, M); Northeast (6, M)

AVAIIABTLITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A,U-8; S,20

105

<383>

TUBIF 1 - RESPOHDENTS

(HLPHABETICUL LISTING)

<383>

Kardos, Louis T. , 1910, PhD, 1937, Soil

Chemistry, 8111-865-1169

Departaent of Hgronomy; Pennsylvania State

University; 218 Tyson Bldq.; Dniversity Par*,

PA 1R802, OS

PSmcIPil FIELD: Physical and chemical phenomena
in soils

COHPETENCE: Agronomy (1) ; Agricultural Science(2);
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Soil Science (1);
Hater Resources Management (2)

EXPEFIBVCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Utility; Local
or regional fI*""!"? group

RSSEAHCR ACTIVITY ONE: Kastevater disposal on the
land

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Sludge disposal on the land

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Soils for wastewater
disposal

INTEREST IN HORKING »1TH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1091

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPEHIENCE: Agriculture; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Irrigation; Hater quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States C) ; Northeast (11) ; Middle Atlantic(18)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES MONTR): A,";; S, IS

<3a5>

Keefer, Scott D., 1905, MS, 1970, Ecology,
215-92 1-2150
Box 575 B.D. »1; Temple, PA 19560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological ecology r.
comprehensive environmental planning

COMPf^TENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; Local
or regional planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Solid waste management
plan BerltE County

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Local government plan

INTEREST IN HORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (flB)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Highways:
Parks, recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Reservoirs/Dams;
Watershed, forest, range; Flood control;
Hater supply; Hater quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(3,M) ; Middle Atlantic(3,M) ;
Southeast (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, all; S,all

<38ll>

Katona, Steven K., PhD, 1971, Biology

College of the Atlantic; Eden St.; Bar

Harbor, MA 0ii609, OS

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2) ; Animal

Ecology (2) ; limnology (2) ; Planttton (1) ; Marine
Biology (1); Oceanography (2) ; Plant
Ecology (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology(3); Systematics (3) ; Whales (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Manufacturing; Local
or regional planning group; Civic action
group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marine plankton studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Endangered species studies

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Local ro
regional planning group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
lOCN; O.S. Federal Government; EPA; OSDI;
Canadian (2517)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channeliiation ;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

aEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(2) ; Northeast (^,M) ; Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,3

<386>

Keenan, John 0., 19UU, PhD, 1972, Sanitary Sci.,

215-5<>ii-S710

Civil Engineering; Dniversity of

Pennsylvania; 113 Towne Bldg.; Philadelphia,

PA 19100, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbiology-physiological
ecology-algae and bacteria

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (2); Bacteriology (2) ;
niostatistics (3) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Microbiology (1) ; Nutrition (3) ; virology(3);
Hater Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Methane production -
anaerobic digestion

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of pH, inorg c and

O-PO

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Biological Advisor

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Otility;
local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; EPA; HEa (528)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, M)

AVAllABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A,ll; S,28

106

<387>

TIBI.E 1 - RFSPONDEHTS

(M-PBIBETICm tlSTIHG)

<38'»>

Keller, savard C. Jr., 1932, PhD. 1961, Senetics,
30il-293-';39U , , . „ ,

Biology Departnent; Hest Virginia Oniversity;
200 Brooks Hall; Borgantovn, «V 26506, OS

PRIMCIPAl FIELD: Population biology

CONPETENCE: RgronoBy(3); Animal Beliavior(3) ;
Aquatic Ecology (1); Bacteriology (3) ;
Biostatistics(l) ; Environaental Pollution (21 ;
Genetics (1): Harine Biology(3);
(licrobiology(2) ; Population Biology (2) ; Water
Pesources nanagement (3)

RESEABCH ACTTVTTY OHP: Thersal-acid drainage
sewage interactions on prim prod

BESSASCH ACTITITT THO! Taconite dumping Lake
Superior

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological water quality
analyses rivers-lakes

IBTERBST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3752)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (YEARS) : Pacific

States(3) ; Middle Atlantic (5 ,H) ; Southeast(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,*. 5; S,U .5

<388>

Kelley, Roger »., Jr., 1930, MS, 195U,

Pntomology, 203-217-8870

Northeast Pest Control Co.; 1093 Capitol

Avenue; Hartford, CT 06106, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pest Control: Urban Vermin
Control

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government; State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; Run

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Clay Hill vermin control
prolect

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: Gov. com/develop
environmental policy for CT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pesticide control
legislation for CT

INTEREST IN WORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (135U1

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Hater
Resource Development (Genl) ; Bredglng,
filling; Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir
releases; Shoreline protection; Fish 6
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (0.5); Northeast (17) ; Southeast ( 1) ;
Asia (1)

AVATIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; S,3

1903, PhD, 1971, Zoology,

<389>

Kellogg, Charles w.

617-683-7111

Biology Department; Merrimack College; North

Andover, MA 018tt5, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Factors controlling the
distribution and abundance of organism

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavlor(l) ; Animal

Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology(1) ; Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Genetics (3); limnology (1) ;
Marine Biology (1); Oceanography (1) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Plant Rcology(3);
Physiology (3) ; Population Blology(l);
Systematlcs (3)

IN'^BRBST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (085)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARI'^Y (YEARS): Northeast ( 3) ;
Middle Atlantlc(U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,20

107

T»BIE 1

BESPOMDEIITS
(AtPHlBETICAL LISTING',

<390>

Kelly, Hahlon C, 1939, PhD, 1968, Biology,

■'03-92ii-3''61

EnvironBental Sciences; Onlv. of Virginia;

Charlottesville, 7», OS

PRTNCIPUL FIELD: Analysis of prodactivity fresh
water also renote sensing shallow marine

COMPETENCE; Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

<392>

Kessell, Stephen R., 19U9, Bn, 1972, Ecology,
fi07-2'i 6-3017

22U Lanqniiir Lab.; Ecology 8 Systenatics;
Cornell Onlvcrsity; Ithaca, IT 1U850, OS

PRIVriPAL FIELD: Ecological nodels - slsulation,
plant ecology/eanagement

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 1 6 or «ore
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : County or city
government; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Autotiated analysis of
fresh water productivity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: REmote sensing shallow
narine comiunities

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Dinof lagellat e lumines
cence

INTEREST IN SPRKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Fecleral
Government; other Governments (16U5)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government ; Civic
action group; Conservation group; MSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONS0LTANT1 : County or city

governrtent; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; OSDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Model of forests of
Glacier National Park

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Eastern hemlock in
deciduous forests

BESBAHCH ACTIVITY THREE: Management impacts upon
Connecticut River

IHPtCT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Hater Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Irrigation; Rater
supply; Hater quality control

SEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (7) ;

Middle Atlantic (2, M) ; Southeast (1) ; Asia(1);
Oceans

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,ll; S,?

<391>

Kelly, Robert H. , 1904, PhD, 19«ii, Zoology,

20 2-a62-UU00

Quality Environment Prog.; Resources for the

Future, Inc.; 1755 Mass Ave. NN; Washington,

DC 2003fi, OS

INTEREST IN WORKING NITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; D.S.
Federal Government (1577)

InPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: inergy

conversion/proouctior ; Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; channelizat ior ;
Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest, range;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Irrigation; Hater supply; Hater
guality control; Fish f. Vildiife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YFARS) : Rocky
Mountain (0.5,H) ; Northeast (0.5,M)

AVAILABILITY (IJAYS PEP MONTH): A, 5; S,0

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(l); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (3) ; Systems
Analysi s (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fluctuating temperature
effects on ecosystems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecosystem modelling,
Delaware estuary

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
OSDA; DSDC; COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST (366)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(2,M) ; Southeast (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

TUBLE 1 - BE5P0NDENTS

(AlPHABETICUL LISTING)

108

Keap, Lowell, P., 193*i, US, 19S8, Fisheries,
■'03-557-77UU

Water Prograns Operations; Environnental
Protection »gency: Washington, DC 20060, OS

PHTNCIPil FIFLD: Water Quality and Water Supply
protection Character of Natural Waters S
Pollutants

COnPE'''EIICF: Bespondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : EPS; HEW; tlSDI

EXPERIENCE (ft? CONSDITSNT) : Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation; Otility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Nat*l Academy of
Sciences; OSDA; DSDC; COE; AID

RESEABCR ACTIVITY ONE: Water quality protection E
supply program

itESEABCR ACTIVITY 'WO: Port Royal estuarlne study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Lake Sebasticook
eutrophication

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (756)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Soil erosion:
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Deve] opment (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Canals/Channels; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Flood control;
Irrigation; Water supply; Water guality
control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
South Central (1) ; Northeast ( 1) ; Middle
Atlantic(l); Southeast(2)

kVAILSBILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A, 2; S,2

C39il>

Shattat, Fadhill H. , MS, 196S, Zoology

Environmental Quality Testing Company; '^6S5
Oregon Avenue; Baltimore, HD 21227, OS

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : World Health

Organization; African (WHO) ; Middle East

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Acute Toxicity of
Pesticides to Estur. Copepods

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Screening of Sat.
Hydrocarbon as Poultry Mitlcides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Evaluation of

Antimalarial Compounds in Inf. Monlceys

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local

Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; USDA; BSDC; COE; EPA; HEW;
AID; Asian; African (WHO); South American
(1118)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Canals/Channels;
Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (Ul ;
Middle Atlantic(7,M) ; Africa(6,M); Mid East

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<315>

Kinsey, Kenneth P., 19«u, phn, 1972, Biologv,

l>6l-831-6600, ETt. 3';7

Biology 10U Clark Science; Rhode Island

College; 600 Mt. Pleasant Ave.; Providence,

RI 02908, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Social behavior, organization of
vertebrates, behavioral ecology of mammals

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3); Animal Behavior(l);
Animal Pcologv (3) ; Behavioral Ecology;
Population Biology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Social organization in
neutoma fusclpes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Social organization in
neutoma floridans

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1980)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (2, M); North Central (U,M)

<396>

Kirby-Smith, William W., 19ii2, PhD, 1970,

Zoology, 919-728-2 111

Duke Oniversity; Duke Marine Laboratory;

Beaufort, NC 28516, US

PBTNCTPAL FIELD: Aquaculture of Marine
suspension -feeders

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Aquatic

EcologyO) ; Fishery Biology(2); Marine
Biology(l); Nutrition (2) ; Physiology (3) ;
Taxonomy (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Water current and scallop
growth

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Pood concentration and
scallop growth

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (129)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (8, M) ;
South Pacif ic(0.25)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; s,1

RE<!POIIDEIITS

(HlPHABETICdL LISTING)

<397>

<397>

Kirk, Billy E. , 1927, PhD, 1<)';7, Hicrobiology,
300-293-2279

nept. of Microbiology; Best Virginia
nniyersity Bedical Center; Borgantown, BV
26506, Os'

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Innunology and pathology of
animal virus diseases

CONPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Immunology (2) ;
Hicrobiology (2) ; Tirology(1)

RESEARCH ACTIVIST ONE: lumphocytic
choriomeningitis virus research

RESEARCH ACIVITY 'BO: Effect of lead in
oncogenesis

INTEREST IN BORKIVG WITH: Private sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
D.S. Federal Government (19113)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (TEARS): North
Central(15); Southeast (B)

AVAILABIII-'Y (DATS PER HON'H) : A.l; S,5

<398>

Kirkland, Gordon I., Jr., 19U3, PhD, 1969,
Zoology, 717-S32-9121 (eict. 037)
Pept , of Biology, The Vertebrate Museum;
Shlppensburg State College; Franltlin Science
Center; Box F-207; Shippensburg, PA 17257, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and systematics of small
nammals in Eastern North America

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EUPERIFNCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Agriculture; State
government

<399'>

Klattenberg, Ronald P., 1907, MS, 1973, Pollution
Biol, 203-023-B37U

Environmental Engineering; Niter Resource
Institute of Conn.; Storrs, CT 06268, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Effects of rollu^ion o" aguatlc
ecosystems

COMPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology(l); Biostatistics(3) ;
Entomology (3) ; Environmental Pollution (1) ;
limnology (2) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Population Biology(2); Water
Resources Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Effect of Organic
Enrichment on Benthicfauna

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Occurrence of

Symbiocladlus Eguitans in Connecticut

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (60)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water guality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Mining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Microhabitat selection in
small mammals at the coniferous-deciduous
ecotone

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of small mammals
on iron-titanium mine waste dumps in the
Adirondack mountains

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: The biology of the

cloudland deer mouse PEROMYSCOS MANICDIATOS
NDBTTERRAE: systematics and distribution

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; OSDA; OSDC; COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF;
Canadian; European, eastern (1030)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North Central (0) ;
Middle Atlantic (25)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S, 10-20

<U00>

110

RESPOHDBNTS
(UPHABETICH. T,I?;TT!IG)

<aoo>

Klonick, tJlan S., 1<)20, Hone, loui. Forestry,

716-32*;-3890

901 Sibley To»er Bldg.; Rochester, HT m60U,

OS

PRISCIPAl FIELD: I Have a keen Vnovledge and

competence in general ecology with accent in
ornithology

COBPETESCE: Forestry (3) ; Environ mental

Pollation(3) ; Ornithology (2) ; Taxonomy (3) ;
Water Pesources Management (3) ; Wildlife
?^anagenent (3)

EXPESIENCE (US CONSOLTIHIT) : Hgrlcultare;

Constraction; Transportation; Utility; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
TIF; The Nat'l Academy of SclencesINBC; USDC;
COE; DOD; EPA; HDD; risDI; NSF; OST; DOT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ORE: Appraisal of a summer camp
Lake Frie, Near Buffalo, RT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Park land aquisition

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Finger Lakes State Park,
Keuka Lake, NY

TRTFREST TN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDC; COE; DCD;
EPA; EPA; HOD; OSDI; NSF; OST; DOT; Other
Governments (53^)

TBPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Shoreline protection; Fish & Wildlife
conservation; Appraisal of Real Property

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (30 ,11) ;
Southeast (1 ,11) ; Europe, western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER (lOVTH) : S,10

<B01>

Knoll, H.A., 1930, PhD, 1963, Agronomy,
91U-939-8II10

7(1 Laboratories Inc.; SCO Erecutive
Boulevard; Elmsford, NY 10523, OS

<U02>

Koesterer, Hartin G. , 1933, (IS, 195'',

dicrobiology, 215-9t-2-';f,'>u

Life Science Operation Department; General

Electric Company; P.O. Box 855S;

Philadelphia, PA 19101, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial contamination control
of closed environments P plant effluents

cnnPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

nXPFRIENCE (AS EKPLOYFE) : Manufacturing; Local or
regional planning group

SXPERTENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Igriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Otility; Local
or regional planning group; Professional
society; The Nat*l Academy of sciences;
International Onion of Biological Sciences t,
Cospar; OSDA; AEC; COE; EPA; HEW; OSSR

.VESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Design incinecatoc For Bio
Agents

.^ESSAaCH ACri»ITT TWO: Waste Management Systea
Effluents/Recycling

SESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: MiccobUl Hazaids
Biomedical Fn* Lronments

INTEREST ID WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing;
Mining; Transportation; Otility; Local
Government; Coanty or city goveriime;it - Tocal
or regi'jnal planning group; stai-e g<-v.?t-nBent ;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Cons^arva tion oroup;
Professional society: The Institute of
Ecology(TIE) The Nat'l Icademy of .;cipni-.!s
IMRC; Onited Nations; International Onion of
Biological Science C C0SPA5; O.S. Federal
Government (80)

IKl'ACT ASSESSnaNT EXPEBIENCE: "ailings, spoils
disposal; Water ResouLCG Oe/^lopaent (.~eril) ;
Water quality control. Biosphere Micro

laOGRAPHIC FAaiLIARITI (YEARS
fliddle Atlantic

iIOL cheast ('/, H'

iVAILABIlITY (DAYS PER MONTH): «,t; S.Open

PRIHCIPAl FIELD: The application of agricaltaral
chemicals, i.e. the use of pesticides and
fertilizers and their affect on the
environment

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(l); Agricaltaral SciGnce(1i;
Entomology (1) ; Hortlculture(2) ; Pest
Control (1); Plant Pathology (2) ; Soil
Science (1)

ETPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1599)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 1 , M) ;
Asia (2); Europe, western (5)

111

<10?>

RESPOHBBtlTS
(A1PH»BETIC»L LISTIHG)

Kra»er, Paul J., 190ii, PhD, 1<»31 , Botany,
919-68U-2359
Botany; tinke Oniversity; Durhan, NC 27706, OS

PEISCIPXL PISID: Plant Bater Relations; Tree
Physiology

COMPETENCE: Environniental Pollution(2); Plant
Ecology(2); Plant Physiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (US EMPLOYEE) : NSP

EXPERIENCE (US CONSOLTANT) : State goyemment ;
SEC; DOD; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Neasnrenent of Hater
stress in plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Salt and vater absorption

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effect of flooding on
svanp forest

INTEREST IN WORKING NITH: O.S. Federal Governnent
(2360)

GEOGRAPHIC FABIIIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 1) ;
North Central(5); Southeast(UO)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A, 5; S,20

«10U>

Fricher, John C, 19aa, PhD, 1970, Zoology,

617-28=;- 7722

Biology; Nheaton College; Norton, MA 02766,

as

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Animal Ecology, Species

Diversity, Ornithology, Ecosystem Development

COMPETENCE; Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bird Species Diversity and
Secondary Succession

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Effect of DDT on
Chlorella-Daphnia Ecosvstem

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effect of MireT on
Secondary Succession

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local or
regional planning group; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; DSDA; AEC; COE; EPA; OSDI;
Other Governments (3109)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highvays;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3 , H) ;
Middle Atlantic (O.H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,";; S,3

<«05>

REoger, Richard I., 19U0, MS, 1967, Fisheries,

919-720-U595

National Marine Fish. Serv.; Aglanoic

Estuarine Fisheries Center; River's Island;

Beafort, NC 28516, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fisheries and Aquatic Biology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific Sields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; OSDA;
OSDC; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSOLTANT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Manhaden migrations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TNO: Manhaden parasites

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of flucoating
water levels

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; other Rovernaents
(122 3\

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dam s;
Reservoir releases: Flood control;
Irrigation; Water supply; Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Roc)(y

Mountain (2, N) ; North Central (M) ; South
Central (M); Northeast (H) ; Middle Atlantic (H);
Southeast (6, M)

<U06>

Kuenzler, Edward J., 1929, PhD, 19?9, Zoology,
919-966-1S61

Environmental Sciences Oept.; Oniversity of
North Carolina; Chapel Hill, NC 2751U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Phosphorus cycling in natural
marine and estuarine systems

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3); Animal
Ecology (1) ; Aquatic Ecology (1) ; Marine
Biology (3); Oceanography (1) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Population Biology (3)

PXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : AEC; PSDC; NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) : NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of Brac)tish Pones
receiving sewage

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Dissolved Organic
Phosphorus from PhytoplanKton: DOR U8

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Mosquito Control Ditches
in saltmarshes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (70)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 1) ;
Northeast (6, M) ; Southeast ( 12, M) ; Asia(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

<I10''>

T»BIR 1 - RESPONBEHTS

(»LPH»BETIC»L LISTIHG)

112

<UOT>

Kotscheid, Ben B., 1903, MS, 1970, Plant ecology,

30«-?.29-2311

Engineering Division; »r«y Corps of

Engineers; 8th Street at Sth Avenue;

Huntington, HT, OS

5FIIICIPAL FIELD: Planning and directing

environmental analysis of federal resource
developnent

COHPETEtiCE: Pespondent lists 16 or nore
scientific fields

EXPEPIEVCE (SS EBPLOYEB) : Hgricnlture; County or
city governnent; State government; COE

^XPERIEUCE (AS COHSOlTiST) : Agriculture

SESEARCR HCTTVTTY ONE: Kehoe LaVe land
requirements plan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY •^00: HiHo» Island locks and
dam - Env. Impact Statment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental Analysis
of Salt Creek Lake Scope 8 Study Plan

INTEREST IN DORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organiiations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (379)

Island, British Virgin Islands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology and
conservation, Atitlan Greve,

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Secotr; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; 'J.S. federal
Government; Other Governments (S^B)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 8 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABIITARITY (YFAR";) : Rocky

Hountain (2) ; Northeast (1 2, N) ; Central
America (U,ii)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HOHTH) : A, 30; S,30

<ao<>>

Lamners, William T., 1931, PhD, 1958, Biology,

709-89 2-8533

Biology Department; David*?on College;

Davidson, NC 28036, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Density-gradient centri fougatlon
of suspended and colloidal particles in water

COnPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Parks, recreational facilities;
Soil erosion: Tailings, spoils disposal;
Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Water supply;
Water guality control; Shoreline protection;
Fish R Wildlife conservation; Natural Areas

GEOGRAPHIC FAHTLIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3) ;
South Central(3,M>

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : AEC; H'M ; TVA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Hining;
Transportation; utility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; Dnited Nations; World Bank;
OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; HUD;
OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; Asian; African;
Central American; Canadian; "European,
eastern: European, western; South American;
TVA

<lt08>

LaBastille, Anne, 1933, PhD, 1968,
Wildlife/Fcology, 202-381-59U6
Ecology Program; Smithsonian Institute;
L'Enfant Plaza; Washington, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and management of
wildlife especially rare and endangered
species, and in Latin America and Caribbean

COnPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Jnimal

Fcology(l); Forestry(3); Marine Biology (3) ;
Ornithology (1) ; wildlife Hanagement (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional

planning group; State government; lOCN; World
wildlife Fund; National Geographic; Intern.
Council Bird Preservation; Central American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological survey Volcano
Baru proposed national park, Panama

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Biophysical Limnology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "WO: Feaeration of Cherokee
Reservoir

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Bacterial Diseases of
water milfoil

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Groip;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; HEW; Other
Governments (2«3)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development
(Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams; Reservoir releases;
Water guality control; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIABITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 15)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,20

RFSEARCH ACTIVITY "WO: Wildlife survey, Anegada

113

<I110>

RESPOHDEHTS
(ALPHUBETICIIL LI';TIIIG>

<I110>

Lanese, John G., 1933, PhD, 1962, Analytical
rhemistry, 518-239-6901

Director, Analytical Labs; Stiefel Research
Institute; Oak Hill, NT 12U60, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analytical chemistry

COHPETENCE: Biochemistry (2) ; Environmental
Pollotion (3)

EXPBRIERCE (»"5 ENPLOTBE) : County or city
government; ?tat€ govGrnment; DCD; HSP

EXPERIENCE (AS COKSDLTANT) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; County or city government;
State government; DOD

RESEARCH ACTITITT ORE: Oxidation - reduction or
porphins

RESEARCH ACTIVITY 'WO: Water analysis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1925)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS): Southwest ( 1 , H) ;
North Central (S, H) ; Northeast (9, H) ;
Southeast (2)

ATAIIABIIITT (DATS PER MONTR): A, 10; S,10

<U12>

Lanier, Gerald N., 1937, PhD, 1967, Entomology,

315-07 6-3151

Dept. of Entomology; College of Environmental

Sciences G Forestry; State of Nev TorV;

Syracuse, NT 13210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biosystematics of Bark Beetles

COHPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; Forestry (2);

Genetlcs(2); Pest Control(3); Systemat ics (1) ;
Taxonomy (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biosystematics of bark
beetles

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Attractant pheroBone of
the European Elm Bark beetle

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREF: Genetics of pheromone
specificity

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (3525)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (7, M); Northeast (2) ; Canada,
western (U, M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,5

<mi>

Langan, William B. , 1013, PhD, 19U2, Zoology,
215-527-2100

Dept. of Biology; Villanova Oniversity;
Villanova, PA 19085, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cardiac Electrophysioloqy ;
Reproductive Endocrimnology

COMPETENCE: Biophysics (2) ; Reproductive Piology(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Physiologist - effect of
smoke on cell potentials

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government; D.S.
Federal Government (977)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS): Northeast (20, H)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 8

<m3>

Lanier, James A., 19i;1, HA, 1972, Marine Science,

703-60 2-2111

Information and Education; Virginia Institute

of Marine Science; Gloucester Point, VA

23062, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Public Education in Marine
Science

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal
Ecology (3) ; Aguatic Ecology(2) ;
Biostatist ics (3) ; Fishery Biology (1);
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine
BiologT(2); Oceanography (2) ; Population
Biology(3); Reproductive Biology(3)

ETPBHIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : State gavernment

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Catfish management in the
James River, Virginia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (923)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Fish C wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS) : Middle
lltlantic(9,H)

•VAILABILTTT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

TABLF 1 - RESPONDENTS

(UPHXBETICAL LISTING)

<I11U>

lanTa, Guy R., 1939, PhD, 1972, Ecology

Office of EnvironBental Science; Saithsonian
Institution; L'Enfant Plaza; Washington, DC
20?60, OS

PBINCIPUL FIELD: Xguatic Ecology; Envlronaental
Pollution Infectious Diseases

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Aquatic

Ecologyd); Bacteriology (3) ; Environnental
Pollution (1) ; Immunology (3) ; Limnology (1) ;
Hicrohiology (3) ; Parasitology (1) ; Plant
Ecology (2); Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology(3); Soil Science(3); Veterinary
Science (1); Water Resources Hanagement (3)

ETPEPIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group; AID

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAN"^) : Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Thermal effects on aquatic
organisms

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Biological control in
tropical ponds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Mekong River ecology

INTEREST IN HORFISG NITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; AEC; OSDC;
CC; COE; EPA; HF»; HOD; DSDI ; NSF; OST; DOT;
other Governments (36U5)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (M) ;
Miaaie Atlantic (2, M) ; Southeast (2, M) ;
Asia (1.5,M)

<I11I5>

Larson, Joseph S., 1933, PhD, 1966, Zoology,

I113-S115-27S7

Forestry and wildlife Mqt, ; Oniversity of

Massachusetts; Holdsworth Hall; Amherst, HA

01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Freshwater vetland ecology and
management

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal

Ecology(2); Aauatic Ecoloqy(3): Forestry (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Ornithology (3) ; Plant
Ecology(3) ; Population Biology(3); Hater
i^esources Management (2) ; wildlife
Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
nSDA; DSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Model for public mgt. of
freshwater wetlands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Social behavior in beaver

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Forest Wildlife Mgt.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Internat ioral Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (317B)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (Genl) ; Watershed, forest, range;
Flood control; Water supply; vish fi wildlife
conservation

<U15>

LaRoche, Germain E. , 1926, PhD, 1969, Botanv,

91U-2SS-07SS

281 Tfoute 32 South; New Paltz, NY 12561, OS

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (9 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic(U); Southeast C)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A,*!; S,20

PRINCIPAL FIEin: Terrestrial plant ecology and
taxonomy

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3); Forestry (3);
Horticulture (3) ; Plant Ecology (1); Range
Science (3) ; Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Determine Speed of
Germination in seeds of aguilegia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Dse of recippocal
transplants in genecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Physiological ecology of
aquilegia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector: Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (158U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 2) ;
Middle Atlanticd); Europe, western(0.2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S , 20

<I117>

Larson, Richard A., 19«1, PhD, 1968, Organic

Chemistry, 215-268-2153

R D t1 , Box 512; Avondale, PA 19311, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Natural products, phytochemistry

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecoloqy(2); Biochemistry (2) ;
Microbiology (2) ; Plant Ecology (3) ; Organic
Chem. (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Organic compounds in a
Pennsylvania stream

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Indole alValoid
biosynthesis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pigments of
centrospermae plants

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; ntility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1U2'')

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 2) ;

North Central (U) ; Middle Atlantic(l): Europe,
western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTHl : A, 2; S,2

TUBLt 1 - RESPONDENTS

(XLPHABETIC«L LISTING)

115

<m8>

<ai8>

Lazell, Jr., Jases D., 1939, PhD, 1970, Zoology,
fi17-259-9';00

Scientific Staff; Hassachusetts Audubon
Society; Drunlin Farm; Lincoln, HA 01773, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and systematlcs of

coast&l and insular terrestrial vertebrates

COHPETENCE: Anatomy (2) ; Anlnal Behavior(2);
Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Herpetology (2) ;
Paleontology (2) : Pest Control (2) ; Plant
Ecology(2); Population Biology(2);
SystematicE (2) ; Taxonomy (2) ; Bammalogy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Civic action group;
Conservation group; OSDT

EXPERIFNCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
DSDI; West Indies

FEEFABCH ACTIVITY ONE: piogeography of the Cape
Cod region, Mass.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Biogeography of the outer
banks. North Carolina

BESEARCn ACTIVITY THSEE: The isolated forms of
raccoons

INTEREST IN BORICING WITH: County or city

government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
nnited Nations; OSDA; COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF;
Central American; West Indies (lOHI

IHPACT ISSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Beach nourishment; Coastal
protect ion/ jetties; Canals/Channels;
Watershed, forest, range; Water quality
control; shoreline protection; Fish R
wildlife conservation; Pest control

GEOGRAPHIC EABILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6) ;
Hiddle Atlantic (3); Southeast (2) ; Central
America (O.S) ; West lndies(3)

IVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A,S; S,30

<m9>

LeBaron, Homer H., 1926, PhD, 1960, Agronomy,
91';-69i)-6789

CIBA-Geigy Corp.; Sav Bill River Road;
Ardsley, NY 10502, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological effects, mode of
action, and fate of herbicides in the
environment

COBPFTENCE: Agronomy (2); Agricultural Science (2);
Environmental Polluti on (2) ; Pest Control (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : Agriculture; OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVI-'Y ONE: Physiological effects of
herbicides on quackgrass

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ose of herbicides In
ornamental crop

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Dse of herbicides around
military installations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Asian; Canadian; European,
eastern; European, western (Tsgo)

IBPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Irrigation

GEOGRAPHIC EABILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (B) ; Rocliy Bountain (2, B) ;
Northeast (12, B) ; Middle Atlant Ic (U,B) ;
Canada, western (H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE BONTH) : A, 3; S,3 (yearly
average)

<«20>

leek, Charles F., 19UU, PhD, 1970, 201-932-2815

Zoology: Rutgers Oniverslty; New Brunswick,

NJ 08903, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Avian Ecology

COBPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Ornithology (1)

INTEREST IN WORKING WI'fR: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Orqanizt ions; 0. S. Federal
Government (3367)

TBPACT ASSESSBENT EXPFRIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8) ;
Central America (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTR) : A, 3; S,3

<U21>

Lee, Richard, 1926, PhD, 1962, Forest Hydrologv,

300-29 3-2391

Forestry; West Virginia Oniverslty; 337 P;

Borgantown, wv 26506, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Influence of forests on

environment, microclimate, and water supply

COBPETENCE: Biophysics (2) ; Environmental

Pollution (2) ; Forest Hydrology ( 1) ; Plant
Ecology(2); Physiology (2) ; Water Resources
Banageaent (2) ; Hicrocllmatology (1)

EXPERIENCF (AS EBPLOYEE): State government; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Chemical temperature
Integration

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Bicroclimate modifications
In reforestations of surface-mined lands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Hydrologlcal Importance
cf transpiration control by stomata

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1951)

IBPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Mater Resource
Development (GFNL) ; Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Bountaln (3, B) ; Southwest (1) ; Northeast (8, B) ;
Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH): A,U; S.IO

116

<022>
TUBLE 1

RESPONDEHTS
(ALPHABETICm LTSTING)

<«22->

Lees, Mdridge L., Jr., 1912, JO, 1972, law,
301-383-UU50

naryland Highway Hdiiiinistration; Bureau of
Planning; 1123 vo. Futaw Street; Baltimore,

no 21201, ns

PsmciPAl FIELD: Analysis of Legal Bights and

Tlaties Arising From the Use of the Environment

rOHPETEHCE: Fnvironmental Pollution(l) ;

Environmental Law; Soil Science(3); Water
Resource Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Transportation; County
or city government; State government

ETPEBIENCE (AS CONSDLTAMT) : Local or regional
planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Report of 1 9?
environmental staff

INTEREST IN SORKING WITH: Transportation: Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
U.S. Federal Government (122U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic (S.M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S, 1

<023>

Leffel, Robert C, 192^, PhD, 1952, Plant

Breeding, 30 1-3Uit-2103

Plant Nutrition Lab.; Plant Physiology

Institute, AES, DSDA; Room 229 Bldg 007 Arc

(West); Peltsville, MD 20705, ns

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant Breeding

COMPETENCE: Agronony(l); Agricultural Science(3);
Genetics (2); Plant Pathology (2) ; Physiology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : tJSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pseudo-Self-Compatibility
of Red Clover

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Forage Legumes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Soybean Breeding S
Culture

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (272)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

Central (U,H) ; Northeast (20, M) ; Middle
Atlantic (M); Southeast (M)

<U2tt>

Lefor, Michael W., 19U3, PhD, 1971, Angiosperm
Taxonomy, 203-U86-U939
Syst. 6 Evol. Biol.; Oniversity of
Connecticut; Biology D-U3; storrs, CT 06268,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Neotropical Angiosperm Taxonomy:
NE D.S. Local Flora; Conn. Tidal Marshes

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2); Bacteriology (3) ;

Environmental Pollution (3) ; Genetics (3);
Immunology (3) ; Marine Biology(3); ojant
Fcology(2); Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy(l);
Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: State of Connecticut tidal
wetlands preservation program consultant
biolog Ists

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: State government;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; EPA; other Governments (3939)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; shoreline protection; Tidal Marshes
In General

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8) ;
Central America(M); South America (M)

<U2';'>

Leighton, Donald R., 1938, BA, 19'=9, chemistry,

202-87 2-11U36

Manpower Studies; American Chemical Society;

1155 16th Street Rm 312; Washington, DC

20036, ns

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Digital Computer systems
analysis of technical information and
statistics

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Blostatlstics(3) ; chemlstry(2) ;
oceanography (3) ; Population 8iology(3);
Systems Analysis(l): Mat hematics (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Civic action group:
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Demographic studies of
chemist

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biochemistry and
oceanography

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; United Nations; World Bank; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (3"*66)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(1u,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 6; S,6

TABIK 1 - SESPOMDEN'!'';

(»LPR»BETIC»L LISTISG)

in

<U26'>

Lemanskl, Larry F., 1903, PhD, 1971, 7ooloqy

Biology; nniversity of Pennsylvania;

Philadelphia, PA 1910U, OS

PRINCIPBt FIELD: Cellular 6 Develcpsental
Biology; Electroniicroscopy; Histology;
Fabryology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy Ml: Anlnal Behavlor(3);
Aninal Ecology(3); Aquatic Fcoloqy (3) ;
Bacterioloqv (3) ; Biochenistry (21 ;
Biophysics (2) ; Genetics(3); Innunology (2) ;
Developmental Biology (1); Hicrobiology (3) ;
Physiology (3)

SESEARCR ACTIVITY ONE: Drug toxicity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of tranguilizing
drug or rats, dogs, 5 horses

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments ^^B1'^)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest C^, M) ;
Northeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<U?7>

Lemmon, Paul E., 1907, PhD, 1935, Plant
Physiology, 703-528-2851
DSDA Soil Conservation Service; Retired
Federal/Govt . Now consultant; 2113 North
Kennore Street; Arlington, VA 22207, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Correlation between soils and
potential productivity for woodlands and
related uses

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(2); Agricultural Science(2);
Biostatistics(31 ; Forestry(l); Plant
Ecology(l); Physiology (3) ; Range Science(2);
Systems Analysis (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; DSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Mining; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Conservation group: Professional Society; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Gathering standard
soil-site index nationwide

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Soil-woodland
interpretations for soil survey

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Automating soil-site
index for data banVs

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
D.S. Federal Government (711)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(15) ; Rocky Hountaln(l); Sou thwest (1) ;

North Central(3) ; South Central(3);

Northeast (3) ; Middle Atlantic(3); Southeast(3)

<ii28->

Leonard, Raymond E., PhD, 19fi7, Forestry

DSDA Forest Service; NEFES; P.O. Box 600;

Durham, NH 03820, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Man's Impact on the Alpine
Ecosystem

COMPETENCE: Forestry (3) ; Plant Ecology(2); Water
Resources Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): State government;
Conservation group

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: State government; The
Institute of Ecology; International
Organizations; D.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3f08)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 1) ;
Europe, eastern (2)

<029->

Lepple, Frederic)! K. , 1900, MS, 1971, chemical
Oceanography, 302-738-1210
College of Marine Studies; Oniversity of
Delaware; Robinson Hall; Newark, DE 19711, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Flux of Metals Through
Environment - Chemical Effects

COMPFTENCE: Environmental Pollution (2) ;
oceanography (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Isothermal compressibility
of seawater

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trace metal baseline
studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Chemical effect of
airborne particulates on seawater

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Orlganizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1518)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(1 ,M) ; Southcast(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,10

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<I130>

TXBIF 1 - RESPOMDEtlTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<«30>

Li, Hul L., 1911, PhD, 19U2, Biology, 21'^-2U'7-'=777
Horriss Arboretum; University of
Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, PA 19119, OS

ConPETENCE: Plant Ecology (2); Systematics (1) ;
Taxonomy (1)

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Flora of Taiwan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Chenosystematic studies of
American oaks

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ""FEE: Alkaloid-bearing plants
5 their alkaloids

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal

Government: Asian (1861)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARI^Y (YEARS) : Pacific
States(l) ; Hiddle Atlantic (2U ,H) ;
Northeast (1) ; Asia (15,(1); Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A,0; S,20

<U31>

Lignori, Vincent R. , 1928, PhD, 1967, Biology,

212-769-9200

Biological Sciences Department; City

Oniversity of Nev York Fingsborough C.C.;

2001 Oriental Blvd.; Brooklyn, NY 1123"^, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The study of natural products of
biomedical significance

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Fcology(l); Bacteriology (1) ;
Fishery Biology (1); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Marine Biology (1);
microbiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Professional society:

HEW

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Branacle - Cement Glands -
Attachment Mechanism

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Histochemistry - Barnacle
Tissues

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Development of training
program - Environmental Technologists

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (218)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Beach nourishment;
Fish G wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

states(l) ; Northeast (21 , H) ; West Indies(H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A,«-?; S,20

<U32>

Likens, Gene E., 193S, PhD, 1962, Zoology,

607-256-3098

Ecology and Systematics; Cornell Oniversity;

langmuin Lab.; Ithaca, NY 1U850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analysis of Ecosystems,
Biogeochemistry; Aquatic Ecology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Professional society;
The Tnstitute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; CC; NSF; AID; Council
Environmental Quality; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nutrient - hydrologic
interactions in forested watersheds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Nutrient budgets for
Cayoga and Seneca Lakes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecosystei analysis of a
lake

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; International Organizations; OSDA;
AEC; CC; COE; EPA; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID;
Council Environmental Quality (775)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Highways;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Watershed,
forest, range; Water quality control; water
supply

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(5,(l) ; Northeast ( 10, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,0

«I33>

Linduska, Joseph P., 1913, PhD, 1908, Zoology -
Ecology, 202-3U3-5313

Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife; O.S.
Dept. of Interior; 18th E N. W. ; Washington,
DC 20 200, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Management of Farm

Wildlife-Administration Conservation Programs

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; State

government; Professional society; OSDA; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OdE: Management of wildlife on
3000 Acre Farm

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological studies Farm
Game

BESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Insect Reactors of
Disease Important to Military

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; State

government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(2066)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1); Rocky Mountain (3); North
rentral(0,M) ; Middle Atlantic (20) ;
Southeast (3,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP HONTH): Not until 1970

119

<U311>

TXBtH 1

RBSPOHDENTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTIHG)

<«1U>

Linsky, Ben1a»ln, 1911, BS, 1908, Hechanical

Engineerlnq, 30U-293-5219

Civil Engineering Dept. ; Best Virginia

University; 1360 Anderson Ave.; norgantovn,

VV 26506, OS

PPINCIPAL FIELD: Air, noise, and related land
pollution, and land use planning

COHPETEBCE: EnvironBental Pollotion(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Hanofactaring; County
or city government; EPA; HER

ETPEPIENCE (AS COHSOLTAVT): Manufacturing;

Otility; Coanty or city government; Local or
regional planning group; state government;
civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society: The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The National Academy of
Sciences INSC; SHO-PAHO; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Air pollution control from
vaste wood recycling

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: Advice to an aluminum
producer

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Costs of power pollution
control

INTEREST IN WORKING SITH: Privat
Agriculture; Construction; H
Mining; Tansportatlon; Dtll
Government; County or city g
or regional planning group
Conservation or Scientific G
action group; Conservation g
Professional society; The In
Ecology (TIE) ; The National A
Sciences INRC; International
United Nations; World Ban)^
O.S, Federal Government; 0th
(19B0)

e Sector;
anuf acturing;
ity; Local
overnment; Local
State government;
roup; Civic
roup;

stitute of
cademy of

Organisations;
lOCN; WHO-PAHO;
er Governments

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPESIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Highways; Dredging,
filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(6); North Central (8, H) ; Middle
Atlantic(IO)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A.K; S,15

<in5>

Litchfield, Carol D. , 1936, PhD, 1969,
Biochemistry, 201-932-3986
Dept. of Bacteriology, NJ, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine sedimentary microbiology
and biochemistry

COMPETENCE: Agnatic Bcology(2); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemistry (1) ; Food Sciences (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Limnology (3) ;
Microblology(l) ; Nutrition (3) ;
Oceanography (1) ; Taxonomy(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Protein synthesis
inhibition by pollutants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Organic nitrogen cycle in
marine sediments

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The National Academy of
Sciences INRC; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (1938)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (9, H) ;
Northeast(2,M) ; Middle Atlantlc(3); Europe,
western (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2-3; S,U-5

<U36>

Litsky, Warren, 1920, PhD, 1951, Microbiology,
m3-5a5-2288

Environmental Sciences; Oniverslty of
Massachusetts; Amherst, MA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbiology of environments

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Sclence(3); Aguatic

Ecology(2) ; Bacteriology (1) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Biostatistics (3) ; Food Sciences (2);
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Immunology (2) ;
Marine Biology (2) ; Microbiology (1) ;
Oceanography (2) ; viroloqy(3); Water Resources
Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; state government; Civic
action group; Professional society; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; Israel; DSDA; EPA; HEW;
NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: F.A. techniques for fecal
streptococci

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Eut rophicat Ion of small
lakes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Airborne bacteria control

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3021)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3);
Northeast (0)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; S,30

<a37>

RESPOHDBMTS
(»1PH»BBTICAL LISTING)

120

<U37>

little Jr., Prank J., 1931, PhD, 1963, Zoology,

716-395-7076

Piological Sciences; snNT - Brockport;

Brockport, MT iaii20, OS

PFINCIPM FIELD: Human population density »s.

accelerated eutrophication thresholds, lakes

COMPETENCE: Aniaal Ecology(3) ; Aquatic

Ecology(2); Biostatistics (2) ; Fishery
Biology(3); Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Limnology (1) ; Ecological Engineering (1) ;
Marine Biology(l); Oceanography (1) ;
Population Biology(2); Systematics (1) ;
Systems Analysis (21; •^axonomy (1) ; Hater
Resources Management (2)

EXPERIFNCE (AS CONSOLTAN"") : Plaintiff

RESEARCH ACTTTITY ONE: Great Lakes accel.
eutrophication thresholds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Achieving stable predator
- prey interactions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Tertiary effluent
modification of a stream

INTEREST IN VORKING BITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDC; CC ; COE;
DOD; EPA; CSDI; NSF; OST; Central American;
Canadian; European, western; South American;
Israel (1it72)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hater Resource
Development (GENL) ; Hater quality control;
Fish G wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(ii); South Central (3, M) ;
Northeast (1, M) ; Middle Atlantic (1 ,H) ;
Southeast (1,M) ; Alaska(l); Central
America(l): South America(l); Antarct ic (1 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S, 10

<ii38>

Little, Flbert L., Jr., 1907, PhD, 1929, Botany
Ecology, 202-I1U7-5719

D. S. Forest Service; 0. S. Department of
Agriculture; Hashington, DC 20250, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Tree identification preparation
of books and naps, O.S. and Latin America

COMPETENCE: Forestry(1); Plant Ecology (2) ; Range
Science (3); Taxonomy (1); Dendroloqy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Onited Nations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONF: Tree identification forest
survey NE Nicaragua

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Professional tree
identification Turrialba, Costa Rica

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Tree identification

forest survey NH Ecuador

INTEREST IN HORKING HITH: International

Orqanizations; Onited Nations; lUCN; U.S.
Federal Government; Agriculture; Central
American; South American (110)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (8) ;
North Central (2); South Central (0) ; Middle
Atlantic (20) ; Central Amerlca(l); South
America(O); Mexico (1) ; Puerto Rico(1)

<039>

Little, Linda H., 1937, phD, 1968, Envr. Micro.

Biol., 919-929-1161

Environmental Science 6 Engineering;

Oniversity of North Carolina; School of

Public Health; Chapel Hill, NC 27510, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biological waste treatment.
Nitrification, Algal assay. Fish bioassay.
Brine wastes

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Bacteriology (2) ;
Food Sciences(3); Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;
Limnology (3) ; Microbiology (2) ; Hater
Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation of effect of "6
dyes on fish and algae

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Comparison of alum and
iron sulfates for P removal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Enhancement of
nitrification with clinopt ilolite

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, western; South, American (571)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sout heast ( 10 , H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,5

<000>

Lopez, Glenn R., 1909, BA, 1971, Biology, 516
Ecology and Evolution; State Oniversity of
New York at Stony Brook; Nichols Rd. ; Stony
Brook, NY 11790, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine microbial ecology

COMPETENCE; Aquatic Ecology (1); Environmental
'>ollution(3) ; Marine Biology(l);
Microbiology (2) ; Oceanography (2) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Plant Ecology(3);
Physiology (3) ; Population Blology(3);
Reproductive Biology (3) ; Hater Resources
Management (3)

INTEREST IN WORKING HITH: O.S. federal
Government; Other Governments (731)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hater Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dans;
Reservoir releases; Flood control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle Atlantic(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A,0; S,U

121

TABLE 1 - PFSPONDENTS

(HLPHUBETICAl LTSTIVG)

<UU1>

louder, Darrell E., 1933, BS, 1956, 7.oology,

302-678-UU31

nirector; Division of Pish and Wildlife;

Dover, PE 19901, OS

PRINCIPBL EIEIB: Fishery ■anagement, ecology and
linnology

COHPETESCE: Aninal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecology(l); Biostatistics (3) ; Biophysics (3) ;
Fishery Biology (1); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; llnnology (1) ; Parasitology (3) ;
Pest Control (2) ; Plant Fcology(2); Population
Biology (1): Systems Analysis (1); Water
Resources nanagement (2) ; Wildlife
management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS COISUITANT) : Otility; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; COE; DSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of channelization
on fishes and their habitat

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Oyster cultch

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Limnological study of
Fontana Reservoir

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; nining;
Transportation; Utility; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIF) ; The National
Academy of Sciences; D'^DA; AEC; CC; COE; EPA;
DSDI; DOT; Canadian (3a7Bl

<Utt2>

Lukens, Raymond J., 1930, PhP, 1958, Botany,

203-787-7U21

Plant Pathology t Botany; Conn. Agr.

Experiment Station; 123 Huntington; Nen

Haven, CT 06500, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Measures of controlling plant
diseases

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 1 6 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEF) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Agriculture; Otility;
County or city government; Professional
society; HEW; European, western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Writing Book-"Chemistry of
Fungicidal Action"

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biology of
Helminthosporium Haydis Race T

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Selective inhibition of
sporulation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology (tik) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; D.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (19)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; ParVs, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast(19)

IMPACT ASSESSH
Airports:
Soil erosi
Water Peso
Channeliza
nourishmen
Coastal pr
Watershed,
Hydroelect
control; W
Shoreline
conservati

ENT EXPERIENCE: Agr
Highways; Pesticide
on; Tailings, spoil
urce Development (ge
tion; Dredging, fil
t; Reservoirs/Dams;
otect ion/jetties; C
forest, range; Res
ric power; Navigati
ater supply; Water
protection; Fish S
on

i culture;

herbicides;
s disposal;
nl);
ling; Beach

Levees/dikes;
ana Is/Channels;
ervoir releases;
on; Flood
quality control;
Wildlife

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1):
Northeast (1) ; Middle Atlantic(l);
Southeast (15, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : Would consider
doing consulting work full tine

<U113>

Lyman, John, 1915, PhD, 1957, Oceanography,
919-96f-1561

Marine Sciences; Oniverslty of North
Carolina; Chapel Hill, NC 2751«, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Chemistry of sea water

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Oceanography (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): St ate government ; COE;
OSDI; NSF

EXPEDIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Tansportat ion ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; Onited Nations;
AEC; OSDC; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ocean resources

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: New York bight

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Atomic safety and
licensing board

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Central American; South American;
Australia-New Zealand (198U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Beach nourishment;
Navigation; Nuclear Power

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(5); Middle Atlantlc(31)

T»BIE 1 - BESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

122

<«au>

Lynch, Haurlce P., 1036, PhD, 1972, Marine
Science, 703-6U2-'l8';2
Office of Special Proqraas; Virginia
Institute of Marine Science; Gloocester
Point, VA 23062, OS

PEINCIPAL FIELD: DnServater (osing scuba)
assessment of coBiounities

COHPE'''EI)CF: Animal Ecology(3); Aquatic
Ecology (2); Biochenlstry (3) ; Fishery
Biology(2); Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Lianology (3) ; Marine Biology(l);
Oceanography (1) ; Physiology ( 1)

EXPEFIEUCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State governnent

EXPERIERCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city
governaent; State go»ernBent; OSDC; DOD

SESEARCH ACTIVITY ORE: Evaluation of oyster beds
in James River

RESEARCR ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of hlqhvay
construction on bottoms

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effect of dredging on
oyster beds

IHTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1720)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: HighMays; Tailings,
spoils disposal; Dredging, filling; Fish 8
Wildlife conservation

<005>

Lynts, George W., 1936, PhD, 196U, Geology,
919-68U-2206

nept. of Geology; Culce tlniversity; Pox 6665
College Station: Durham, NC 27708, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Ecology and paleoecoloqy of
foraminiferlda

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (1); Aguatic
Bcology(l); Biosta tistics (2) ; Marine
Biologyd); Oceanography (1) ; Paleontology ( 1) ;
Population Biology (2) ; Systematlcs (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) ; Construction

RESEARCR ACTIVITY ONE: Late pleistocene
paleoecology of tongue of ocean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biostratiqraphy of
Atlantic coastal plain

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of Florida Bay
foraminiferlda

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1159)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/product Ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (5);
Northeast(l) ; Southeast (7)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,"^; S,20

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic(15,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,tt; S,U

<mi6'>

Maas, John L., 19tt0, PhD, 1968, Plant Pathology,
301-30 U-3S72

O.S. Dept. Agriculture; ARS N.E. Region Plant
Germplasm E Genetics Institute; ARC-W;
Beltsville, HD 20705, OS

PEINCIPAL FIELD: Diseases of Small Fruit Crops;
Phytophthora S Botrytls Physiology 6 Diseases

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science(l); Mycology(l);
Plant Pathology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDA

RESEARCH ACIVITY ONE: Mycoecology of serpentine
soil

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Epidemiology 6 physiology
of Botrytls

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Diseases of strawberry E
their control

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (125U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (S,M); Middle A tlantic (u , M)

TABLE 1 - RESPOVDENTS

(ALPH»BETIC«l LISTIHG)

123

<0U7>

Kagorian, Thomas B. , 192ft, PhD, 19?2, Geophysics,

■'16-8311-0006

Environmental systems; Calspan; Box 235;

Buffalo, NT m221, as

PBINCIPM "lElD: Stream Fyiirologic Stadies and
Models for Sbateuent and Planning

COMPETENCE: tgnatlc Ecology (2); Environmental
Pollution; Plant Ecology (2) ; Systems
ftnalysisd); Hater Resources Management (1)

EXPESIESCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Mining; COE; DOD

EXPEFIENCB (»S CONSOLTANT) : Mining; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; state government; Conservation group;
Professional society; COE; DOD; EPA; HEM

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Thallium pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hazardous spills of toxic
chemicals

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental impact of
dredge disposal

INTEREST IN BORKING KITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.s. Federal
Government; other Governments (12131

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Highways;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/difces;
Canals/Channels; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Irrigation; Water supply; Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (3); Rocky Mountain (3); Southwest (U) ;
North Central(it); Middle Atlantic(10, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,?

<oa<)'>

Ma1or, Charles »., 1926, PhD, 19S7,
7,oology(Physiol) , 207-581-7960
Ecology Dept.; Onlversity of Maine; Murray
Hall; Orono, ME 0itU73, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Effect of metals, oil, etc. on
physiology of marine invertebrates

COMPETENCE: Biochemistry; Environmental

Pollution(»; Marine Blology(2); Physiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oil effects on molluscs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Copper Wastes in marine
environment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Iodides in nemerteans

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture: Mining;
Utility; State government; Civic action
group; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology (tie) ; The
National Academy of Sciences; Onited Nations;
OSDA; AEC; OSDC; COE; EPA; HEW; USDI ; NSP;
OST; Other Governments (3ii68)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 1 ) ;
Southeast (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,20

<U50>

Majumdar, Shyamal K., 1938, PhD, 1968, Biology,

215-25 3-6281

Biology Department; Lafayette College;

College Hill; Easton, PA 180't2, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Genetics; Cytogenetical effects
of herbicides and chemicals

<att8>

Mahen, Kenneth, w., Jr., 1905, MS, 1973, Biology,

201-1HIU-6U55

Washington Square; New Yorit, NY 10003, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Endocrinology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3) ; Animal Ecology (3) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Marine Bioloqy(3);
Physiology (3) ; Reproductive Eiology(3);
Taxonomy (3)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Transportation;
Utility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; U.S. Federal Government;
Central American; South American (3505)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (5) ;
Southeast (2)

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Bacteriology (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Genetics (1);
Microbiology (1) : Plant Ecology (3);
Physiology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Teratogenic effects of
2,11, 5-T in gerhil

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cytogenetic effects of
2,0, 5-T in gerhil

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: 2,0, 5-T effects on plant
growth and development

INTEREST IN WORKING WI'H: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Local Government; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (020)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Water guality control

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 5) ;
Northeast (U,M) ; Asia(0,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,25

<«51>

TABtF 1 - BKSPOHDENTS

(AlPHUBETICm LISTISG)

1211

<ii51>

Balamua, Daniel F., 1939, PhD, 1966, Biology,

617-722-3066

Shrinets Barns Institate; Hassachnsetts

General Hospital; '•0 BlossoB Street; Boston,

nn 02111, OS

PBINCIPAL FIELD: Control of Cell Proliferation In
namnalian Cells

COBPETENCE: Aniaal Ecology(3); Bacteriology (3) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Genetics (2) ; Cell
Biology (1); Microbiology (3) ; nutrition (3) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Physiology (2) ; Peproductive
Biology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Camp and secretion

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: DMA synthesis in parotid

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Autoradiography
techniques and applications

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1882)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3) ;
Northeast (6,H)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER dONTH) : A, 2; S,3

<U53>

Bangelsdorf , Paul C. , Jr., 192'i, PhD, 19^";, Chen.

Physics, 617-5U8-1U0O

Chemistry Department; Woods Hole

oceanographic Institution; Woods Role, HA

02SI13, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Sea salt composition and
variation in sediments and estuaries

COMPETENCE: Oceanography ( 1 )

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : AID

EXPERIEHCE (AS CONSULTANT) ; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Analysis of sea »ater

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Regional variations in
major ions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Membrane salinometer

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (21?)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central C^);
Northeast (10, M) ; Middle Atlantic (S) ;
Asia (0. 10)

AVATIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<«52>

Halone, Hinfred F., 1935, PhD, Envir. Health

Sciences, 301-963-5117

Hazardous Materials Advisory Committee; O.S.

Environmental Protection Agency; 330

Independence Ave.; Washington, DC 20201, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluation of environmental
effects of chemicals

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (3) ; Biochemistry (2) ;

Environmental Pol lution (1) ; Microbiology (2) ;
Pest Control (3) ; Health Physics Radiation
Biology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Present staff science

advisor Hazardous Materials Advisory Committee

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government (1829)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Reservoirs/Dams; Water supply;
Fish t wildlife conservation

(GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast; Middle
Atlantic

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5

<(15U>

nanglafico, Joseph A., 1935, MPH, 1967, Public

Health, 301-662-8193

Bacteriology Research Serol; US Aripy Med.

Res. Institute Inf. Diseases; Fort Detrick;

Frederic)!, HD 21701, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Medical Entomology Arhovirology
Serology Environmental Health

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecology(2); Biostatist ics(3) ; Entomology ( 1) ;
Environmental Pollution ( 3) ; Immunology (2) ;
Microbiology (3) ; pest Control(3); virology(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Seroeplemiologica 1 survey
at Army research bases

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vector studies on
mosquitoes R Chikungunya virus

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Canadian; European, eastern
(1060)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; "ailings, spoils disposal; water
supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M) ;
Middle Atlantic(12,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,3

125

<«55>

TUBLB 1 - RESPOHDESTS

(AlPHUBETICM tlSTIHGl

<U5';>

Harcus, Bernard K. , 19UU, nf., 1967, Biology -
EB., 716-3113-00';';

nath/Sciencc Dept.; Genesee Comnunity
College; College Rd. ; Batavia, KT 111020, OS

PRIHCIPUL PIEIO: ftqnatlc Entomology

COHPETENCE: »ni«al Ecology; Jquatlc Ecology(3) ;
EnotoBology (3) ; Environnental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Population Biology (3) ; Rater
Resources Management (3)

FESEHRCH ACTTVIT? ONE: Pollution of upper
Tomawanda Creek

IHTEHEST IN HOPKTNG SITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1621)

IHPACT ASSESSHEN'^ EXPERIENCE: Hater Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITT (TEARS): Northeast (6 , B)

A7AILABILI''Y (DAYS PER MONTB) : A,0; S,30

<U';6>

Harcy, Barton C, 19U0, US, 1968, Zoology,

201-767-8131

Pssex Harine laboratory; Essex Marine

laboratory. Inc.; Novelty lane; Essex, CT

06126, OS

PBIHCIPAI FIELD: Thermal pollution and

entrainment effects on Ichthyoplankton
through adult fishes

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Aquatic

Ecology(21; Fishery Biology(l); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (3) ; Marine
Biology(3); Oceanography (3) ; Population
Biology (3); Reproductive Biology (3) ;
Systematica (3) ; Hater Resources Management (31

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Utility; COE

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Dtility; State

government; Conservation group; Professional
society; TIE; The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences
INRC; nnited Nations; AEC; COE; EPA; OSOI;
NSF; OST

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research Biologist -
Connecticut River Ecological study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Effects of »ater
diversions in Conn. River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Benefit-cost analysis

INTEREST IN HORKING HITH: Dtility; COE (1630)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hater Resource
Development (Genl) ; Canals/Channels;
fratershed, forest, range; Hydroelectric
pover; Flood control; Hater quality control;
Fish 6 Hildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 10 , H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<ll57->

Hargraf, P. Joseph, 19U7, BS, 1970, Fishery
Biology

Ichthyological Associates; Box 70D Rd 1 H
Brook Lane; Absecon, NJ 08201, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine and Freshvater Fisheries
in NE Dnited States; Collection r. Analysis

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology (3); Fishery

Biology(2); Hmnology(3); Harine Biology(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Dtility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological study of
Delaware River near Bordentown, NJ

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: NJ marine ecological study
near Little Egg Inlet

INTEREST IN HORKING HITR: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, western; South American; Australian
(3110)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/product ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M)

<I|S8>

126

■'XBIE 1

PE";P01IDENTS
(»IPB»BETTC»L LISTING)

<058>

Haraelsteln, Ulan D., 19m, Phr, 1969,
Oceanography, 202-785-1123
Oceanic and Rtnospheric Appl.; Earth
Satellite Corporation; 1771 N. St. N» ;
Washington, DC 20036, DS

PRINCIPUl "lElD: Renote sensing oceanography,
marine phytoplankton and angiosperm
physiological ecology

CCSPETEHCE: Jnimal Ecology (3); Hguatic
Ecology (3>; Biochemistry (3) ; Fishery
Blology(3); '^nvlroniiental PoHotion(2);
limnology (31 ; Marine Biology;
Oceanography (1) ; Plant Ecology(2);
Physiology (2)

RESEHSCH ACTITITy THREE: Vetlands impact study

INTEREST IN HOFKING BITH: Local Government; The
Institute of Ecology (TIEl ; 'he National
Jcademy of Sciences; CC; COB; EPA; nSDI; NSF;
European, eastern; South American (11S7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Coastal protection/jetties;
Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FAKILIARITT (yEARS) : North
Central(12); Middle Atlantic(9)

ATAILUBILTTY (DATS PER MONTH): A,0; S,10

EXPEBIENCE (AS EMPIOTEE) : tJSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS COMSDLTANT): Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group; World
Bank; FPA; OSDl; South American

RFSEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Aerial Surveillance spill
prevention

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ■'WO: Appl. of ERTS-1 to fishery
resource management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Photoperiodism and
ecology of Thallasia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group;
Professional society; United Nations: World
Bank; CC; COE; EPA; OSDI (3756)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry: Parks,
recreational facilities; Fish & Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States('i,M) ; Southwest (2) ; Middle
Atlantic(3,H) ; Hawaii (0.5)

<U60'>

Martens, Christopher S., 19ii6, PhD, 1972,
Oceanography, 203-U36-U526
Department of Geology and Geophysics; Yale
Oniversity; New Haven, CT 06520, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine and atmospheric chemistry

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;

Limnology (2) ; Atmospheric Chemistry ( 1) ;
Oceanography(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : AEC

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Interaction of inorganic
phosphate and sea water

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Atmospheric chemistry

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S,
Federal Government; AEC (3266)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water guality
control; Air Quality

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , U ; S,U

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(M); Southeast (tt, M) ; Puerto Pico(M)

<U59>

Marshall, Harold G., 1929, PhD, 196, Biology,

703-a89-9000

Chairman, Biology Dept. ; Old Dominion

Oniversity; Hampton Blvd.; Norfolk, VA

23508, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Phytoplanlcton ecology, impact
studies on coastal and estuarine biota

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (1); limnology (2) ;
Marine Biology(l) ; Oceanography(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction;
Manufacturing; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Craney Island
environmental study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Faunal and floral census
and impact, Rappahannock River

<ii61'>

Mason, Alan D. , 19ii8, BS, 1971, wildlife Biology

HQ OSARFOR USAICE PDN DIV; Fort Collins, CT

80521, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Field work for research In range
ecosystems and snail mammal population
dynamics

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Range Science(2);
Wildlife Management (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. "ederal
Government; Ohter Governments (733)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rockv
Mountain (1); Europe, western (.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON'^H) : A, 30; S,30

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(AlPHUBETICAL IISTTNG)

127

<II62>

<062>

Hasor, aobert E., 1930, PhD, 1971, Exp.

Statistics, 919-5«9-8311

Research Triangle Institute; P.O. Box 1219ii;

Research Triangle ParK, NC 27709, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Application of statistical

theory and methodology to ecological prohleas

COHPETENCE: Anigal Ecology(l); Agnatic

Ecology (2>; Biostatistics (1> ; Fishery
Plology(l); Porestry(31; Genetics(3);
LiBnology(2) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Pest Control (3); Plant
Ecology (3) : Population Biology(2); Systeas
Analysis (3); Hater Resources Hanagement (3) ;
Wildlife <<anagenent (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEEI : State gOTemient;
Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : COE; EPA; HEN; OSDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Hibernal distribution of
cottontails in S, Ontario woodlot

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Florida creel survey
program

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Nonlinear estimation by
parabolic approximation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; Onited Nations; AEC; COE; EPA;
HEW; DSDI; NSF; OST; Canadian (096)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EITPEHIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed,
forest, range; Fish E Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Southeast (8,!I) ;
Canada, eastern (7, H)

group; Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat'l Acadeny of Sciences;
International Organizations; n.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1282)

IHPACT ASSBSSHEHT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITT (TEARS): Southwest (7) ;
Northeast (0,H) ; Hiddle Atlantic (■;,«)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A,0: S,0

<060>

Batsumoto, Barton B. , 1936, PhD, 1971,
Entomology, €17-997-9321

Biology Dept,; Southeastern Massachusetts
Dnlversity; North Dartmouth, BA 027U7, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biological control of insects
and insect ecology

COHPETENCE: Biosta tistics (3) ; Entomology (1) ;
Genetics (3) ; Insect Ecology(2); Population
Biology(3); Biological Control (Insects) (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; State
Government

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; Onited Nations O.s. Federal
Government (2027)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (7, H); Hawaii (0)

<063>

Hassaro, Edvard J., 1933, PhD, 1962,

Biochemistry, 716-831-0638

Dept. of Biochemistry; State Dniversity of

New Toric at Buffalo; Capen Hall; Buffalo, NY

10210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Comparative Biochemistry,
Physiology, Pharmacology, Toxicology,
Biochemical Genetics

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (1); Bacteriology (1) ;

Biochemistry (1) ; Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Genetics(1); Immunology (1) ; Microbiology (1) ;
Reproductive Biology(1); Systematics( 1) ;
Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT): Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Heavy metal

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; Conservation or Scientific
Group; Civic action group; Conservation

<06'^>

Hautz, William W. , 1903, PhD, 1969, Ecology

Wildlife, 603-862-1020

Inst, Nat. 5 Bnvir. Resources; Oniversity of

New Hampshire; Iner Pettee Hall; Durham, NH

03820, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: General Ecology, wildlife
Ecology, Ecological Energetics, Wildlife
Physiology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aguatic

Ecology(3) ; Biochemistry (3) ; Forestry(3);
Nutrltlon(2) ; Plant Ecology(3);
Physiology (2) ; Population Bio)ogy(3);
Wildlife Management (1)

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation of Natural
Foods of White Tailed Deer

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Investigation of Winter
Beer Yards

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Energetics of Snowshoe
Hare, Deer, and Fisher

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (310S)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish K Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central (0,M) ; Northeast (0, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A, 2-0; S,2-0

<U66>

TUPLE 1

PESPOHDEHTS
(ALPHUBETTCUL LISTING)

<II66>

Hccarthy, Joseph v., 190», BS, 1971, Biology,

516-76U-5703

Hew York Bellows Conpany; 30^0 Lawson Blvd.;

Oceanside, MY 11572, OS

PRINCIPM FI'?ID: Marine Bicroocganls«

COHPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Biochesistry (3) ;
Entomology (3) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Blcrobiology (2)

INTESEST IN KORKIKG SI^H: Private Sector; local
or regional planning group; Conservation or
Scientific Groop; World Bank; COE; DOD; SSF;
DOT; Asian; African (698)

GEOGEAPHIC EJHILIABITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic(2,B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 10; S,10

<«67>

Mccormick, Jon H., 19U1, PhD, 1969, Biological

Science, 201-893-0396

Biology Dept.; Bontclair State college;

Bontclair, NJ 070U3, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plankton Ecology and

Environmental Stress, Fresh-Water and Marine

COHPETEHCE: Animal Ecology (2); Agnatic

Ecolgoy(l); Biostatistics (2) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology ( 1) ; Barine
Biology (1); Oceanography (2) ; Plant
FcologyO); Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology(2); Systematics (2) ; TaTonomy (2) ;
Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government; N.J.
Bar. Sci. Conservation

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): County or city
government; N.J. Bar Sci. Conservation

<U68>

BcCoy, Clarence J., 1935, PhD, 1965, Zoology,

1(12-622-3258

Amphibians and Reptiles Oept.; Carnegie

Museum; UUOO Forbes Ave; Pittsburgh, PA

15213, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Reproductive biology. General

Ecology, and Systematics of Sguamate Reptiles

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(?) ; Animal
i^cology(1); Entomology (3) ; Fishery
Biology(3); Population BioloqY(2);
Reproductive Biology (1); Taxonofy (1) ;
wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; USD!

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANTl : Professional society;
OSDI; Central American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Perpetofauna of Cuatro
Cienegas Basin Mexico

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of Cnemidophorus
Tigris

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Vertebrate Fauna
Colorado Natl. Monument

I1TFREST IN WORKING BI^H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (61)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Parks,
recreational facilities: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams; Fish r.
Wildllfe conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (U); Southwest (3, B) ; Northeast (8, B) ;
Central America (1 , M>

AVATLABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,s

1ESEARCB ACTIVITY ONE: Ocean County Reg. Sew.
Auth. Env. Assessment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: South Mammouth Reg. Sew.
Auth. Fnv. Assessment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''RBEE: Rockaway Valley Reg.
Sew. Auth. Env. Assessment

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Banufacturlng; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; United Nations; lOCN;
N.J. Mar. Sci. Conservation; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3953)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Reservoir releases; Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(5,M); Middle Atlantic (5, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,10

129

TiBlE 1

RFSPOBDEBTS
(»LPH»BET1C»L LISTIHG)

<a69>

HcDaniel, Bichael D., 1903, PhD, 1972, Hqoatic

Ecology, 215-56U-3921

Dept. Linnology; Acadeny of Natural Sciences;

19(rh 6 Parkvay; Philadelphia, PA 19103, tis

PFINCIPAI FIELD: Aquatic ecology - eutrophication
processes and biological pollution aonitoring

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Conservation group

BIPERIBHCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Hining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Trophogenic ecology of
Southwestern Reservoirs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Ecological impact of Aobry
Reservoir

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological survey of
white RocV Lake

INTEREST IN vmRKING KITH: Hining; local

Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
AEC; COE; HOD; EPA; OSDI; NSF; nST; Canadian
(622)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling:
Eeservoirs/Dams; Hater supply; Hater quality
control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (3 ,M) ;
South Central(3,H)

<»70>

McDermott, Vincent J., 19it7, BS, 1970, Biology,
609-6*6-8366

Tchthyological Associates; Box 70 d West
Broolt Lane; Absecon, NJ 08201, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Delineation of Zooplankton
Populations, Mid-Atlantic Bight Region

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Fishery
Bioloqy(2); Marine Biology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Otility

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2092)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle Atlantic(U)

»ViILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

<U71'>

HcGuinness, William V., 1920, MS, 1950, Civil

Engineering, 203-673-0336

WV McGuinness Consultant; 130 Woodhaven

Drive; Avon, CT 06001, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Planning 6 Managing Natural

Resources - Social, Economic, Environmental,
Insttt

COMPETENCE: Enviconmental Pollution (2) ;
Environmental Management (1) ; Marine
Blology(3); Oceanography (3) ; Soil Science(3);
Systems Analysis (2); Water Resources
Management ( 1) ; Comprehensive Coast Planning(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : COE; DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
OSDC; COE; EPA; NSF; Other Governments

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Industrial pollution
abatement costs, Connecticut River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Marine resource planning.
Long Island, NT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Shore management
guidel ines

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; OSDA; AEC; DSDC; CC; COE; EPA;
HDD; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; Other
Governments (0080)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams;
Canals/Channels; Navigation; Flood control;
Water supply; Slioreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1); Rocky Mountain (3); North
Central(l); South Central (1); Northeast (3, H) ;
Middle Atlantic (9, H) ; Asia (7) ; Europe,
western (3)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

130

«>72>

TABIE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(AlPHABETICm IISTING)

<in2>

ncRugh, John L., 1911, PhD, 1950, Zoology,
516-2tt6-3'iU9

Harlne Sci. Research Center; State Oniverslty
of New Torlc; Stony Brook, NT 11790, OS

PRISCTPM FIEID: Domestic and International
fishery management and policy

CORPBTBNCE: Fishery Biology(1); limnology (3) ;
Fishery HanageBent(l) ; Barine Biology (3) ;
Oceanography (21 ; Popalation Biology (3);
Systematics (3) ; Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPIOTEB) : State goTernment ; OSDI;
HSF; Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITAHT) : Professional society;
The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of Science; United Nations; OSDC;
COE; NSF; OST

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fisheries of Middle
Atlantic Bight

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: State-Federal fishery
management model

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Inventory of fisheries
of Nev York and Middle Atlantic

INTEREST IN HOSKING WITH: Conservation or

Scientific Group; anited Nations; DSPC; COE;
DSDl; NSF; OST (m231

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Dredging, filling; Fish B Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific

StatesC^) ; Middle Atlanticc(22) ; Canada,
western (U) ; Europe, western O.K. O.K. (U)

AVAILABIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2 - but
already committed for most but already
committed for most

<!173>

McKav, Francis E., 19110, PhD, 1970, Environmental
Biology, 9111-273-9183

Biology; Fordham Oniversity; Bronx, NY
10B58, OS

PRINCIPM, FIELD: Vertebrate behavior and ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior; Animal Ecology;

Aquatic Ecology; Fishery Biology; Population
Biology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population ecology 6
social ethology of Poeciliopsls

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Behavior aspects of
popalation dynamics in fish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Sexual behavior and
social structure in fish

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; State

government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3156)

GEOGBAPHir FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (8) ;
Rocky Mountain(2); Middle Atlantic(2):
Mexico (tl)

<U7U->

McKee, Guy W., 1919, PhD, 1959,

Agronomy /Physiology/Ecology, 8m-B65-12U9

Agronomy Department; Penna State Oniversity;

219 Tyson Bldg.; Oniversity Park, PA 16802,

OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Crop ecology and physiology
ecosystems, productivity recycling of
nutrients

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Agriculture; OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Agriculture; Mining;
Transportation; Otility; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
OSDA; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Energy flow through
soil-plant-atmosphere continuum

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal pollution
disposing waste heat to soil

RE<^EARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Revegetation of spoil
and refuse banks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Mining; Transportation;
Otility: County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; state government;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; Dnited Nations; World Rank;
lOCN; OSDA; COE; EPA; NSF; South American
(1579,

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Airports; Highways; Soil erosion; 'failings,
spoils disposal; Fish f. Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (1); North Central (1) ; Middle
Atlantic(ie)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U-5; S,<l-5

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,30

131

<lt75>

r.lBLE 1

SFSPOSDEHTS
(ALPHUBETICJI, T.ISTIIIG1

Relack, ^'ohr H., 1907, ll», 1972, Ecology,
919-680-^678

Zoology Dept.; DuVe Oniverslty; Durhaa, NC
?770fi, OS

PRINCIPAl FIEID: l^guatic prlaary productivity in
tropical lakes, neasurenent and regalation

C0HPETE1ICE: iniiial PehaTior(2); kninal
Ecoloqv(2); Xquatlc Ecology(l);
Biostatistics(2) ; Entonology (2) ; Fishery
Biology (21; Forestry (2) ; Limnology (11 ; Harine
Biology (2); Hicrobiology (2) ; Oceanography (2) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Plant Ecology(2); Population
Bioloyy(2); Systems Analysis (2)

ITFEBIESCE (US EMPIOTEE) : Conservation group; XEC

ETPERIERCE (»S CONSDITHHT) : County or city
qoverdment; African

BESESRCH ACTIVITY OlfE: Regulation of
photosynthesis in African LaVes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TKO: Phonorece ption in arrow
worns

PFSEABCH ACTIVITY THREE; Stratification and
transparency in African Lakes

ISTEREST IN BORKIHG WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
GoverniBPnt ; Other Governments (3070)

IFPACT ASSESSBFNT ETPERIENCF: Forestry; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Watershed,
forest, range; Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAniLIABITY (TEARS): Northeast (H) ;
Southeast (2, B) ; Africa(1,H)

AVkllABILITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; S,";

<U76>

Heldrim, John w., 1901, phD, 1968, Fisheries,

302-378-9626

Ichthyological Associates; Box 3^ R.D. 2;

Kiddletown, DE 19709, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Behavioral and ecological

aspects of thermal and chemical pollution

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Animal Eehavior(l):
Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology (2) ;
Biostatistics (3) ; Fishery Bioloqy(2);
r-nvironmental Pollut ion (2) ; Genetics(3);
Limnology (3) ; Harine Biology (3) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology (3); Systeaics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) : ntility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Temperature preferences
and avoidances of fishes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Responses of fishes to
organic chemicals

INTEREST IN WOEKTHG WITH' Nsnufacturing ; ntiHty:
Local Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of Sciences; Infetnational
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3151)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(5,.«) ; Middle A tlantic (0 , M)

<07^^

Bellinger, A. Clair, 1902, PhD, 1972,
Ecology- Botany, 703-033-2771
Biology; Eastern Mennonite College;
Harrisonburg, VA 22801, OS

PEINCTPAL FIELD: Plant Physiological Ecology S
Population Ecology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Environmental

PoHution(2); Limnology (3) ; Plant Fcology(1);
Population Biology (2) ; Systematics (2) ;
Systematics AnalysiE(3); Air Pollution K
Plant Interaction (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; Civic
action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Consulation for the

Purchase of Air Particulate Sampling Equipment

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Otility; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (3072)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(3); Southeast (5, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BON^H) : A,?; S,A11

<078'>

Menninger, Florian F. Jr., 1937, PhD, 1065,
Immunol-Hicro, 617-752-0601
Tnmunohiology Dept . ; Bason Research
Institute; 18 Harvard St.; Worcester, MA
01608, OS

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Immunology (1) ;
Mlcrv>biology (2) ; Virology(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Test for hepatitis
associated antigen

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Role of hormones in cancer

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Enzymes in activated
sludge

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government: Other Governments (772)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 12 , H)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER fiCNTM) : A,1; S,1

<tt79>

TXBtB 1 - FRSPONBESTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

132

<in9>

Henyhert, IIlllla» P., 1935, ScO, 196U,

Cheaistry-Hedicinal Chemistry, 7(53-361-3808
Consultant; Pres. Council on Environaental
Action Group; 9f11 Norfolk Str.; Hanassas, VA
22110, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Specialired environmental

coatings for ships, buildings, metals etc.
for under and above water

COMPETENCE: Agnatic EcologY(3); Bacteriology (2) ;
Biochemistry (1) ; Environmental Pollution (1);
Immunology (3) ; Environmental Coatings (1);
Parasitology (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Beproductive
Biology (2); Water Resources Management (3) ;
Ned. Chen. (1)

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Specialized chemistry -
vitamin study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Soft drink additives study
- water-sweetner systems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environ Bent amental -

Non-Toxic fungi and mildew resistant - water
based pories

INTEREST IN WORKING »ITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (157U1

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Beservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Canals/Channels; Flood control;
Hater guality control; Coatings

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2) ;
Middle Atlantic (1'i,B) ; Europe, eastern (21)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

<HHT>

Meyer, Kenneth A., 19U0, PhD, 1972, Botany,

717-fiP2-21ia

Biology Department; Mansfield State College;

Grant Science Center; Mansfield, PA 16933, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Investigation of soil science
with respect to ecosystem structure and
function

COMPETEVCE: Aquatic Ecology(?); Limnology (2) ;
Plant Ecolcgy(l); Physiology (3) ; Population
fllology(2); Soil Science(11

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of soil nutrients
on ecosystem structure

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Seasonal fluctuation of
phytoplankton

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: DSDA; CnE ("'52)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARSl: Northeast ( 1) ;
Southeast(6,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,NA; S,2II

<U82'>

Michael, Edwin D. , 1938, PhD, 1966, wildlife

Scl., 30U-293-U797

Division of Forestry; West Virginia (iniv.;

160 Hoffman; Morgantown, wv 26S06, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Management of upland game animals

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Ornithology (2) ;
Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; OSDA

<U80>

Metz, Louis J., 1920, PhD, 19^0, Forest Soils,

919-5«9-8193

Southeastern Forest Exp. Station; O.S. Forest

Service; P.O. Box 122511; Research Triangle

Park, NC 27709, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The microfauna of forest soil

COMPETENCE: Forestry(3); Soil Science(3);
Acarology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of fertilizer on
soil fauna

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of highways on
vildllfe

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Fffects of strip mines on
wildlife

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; State
government; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ;
O.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(931)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South west (9, M) ;
Northeast(3,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of prescribed fire
on soil fauna

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Vertical migration of
soil fauna

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: O.S. Federal Government
(3U96)

GEOGRAP-'IC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (22 ,H)

TliBLE 1 - RF^POHDERTS

(ALPHiBETTCM IISTISG)

133

<US3>

<it83>

mUer, «. Flchard, 1936, BS, 1959, Physics,

617-6';3-lt772

Executive director; Lake Cochituate Watershed

Assoc; 61 Lake Shore Road; Natick, HA

01760, OS

PFINCIPSL FIFLD: Environuental action catalyst
for community Government watershed
ifflpcoveinent

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecoloqy(3); Environmental
Pollution??); Limnology (3) ; Systems
Analysis (3) ; Water Resources Management (2)

ETPEPIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) ; County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; COE; EPA; HEW

RESEARCH AC^IVIT? ONE: Leva as factor in local
and state government

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government (236)

IBPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Watershed, forest, range; Flood
control; Water supply; Water quality control;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIABTTT (TEARS): Northeast (1 3 , «)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER HONTH) : A, 15; S,1S

<I|RU>

Miller, Arthur R., 1915, 617-5118- 1B00

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; Woods

Hole, HA 92503, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Descriptive and Physical
Oceanography

COMPETENCE: Oceanography ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTAN'') : DOD; OST ; European,
western

RESEARCH ACTTVTTT ONE: General dynamics,
Mediterranean Sea Oceanography

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: The Nat • 1 Academy of

Sciences; tinited Nations; COE; DOD; EPA; NSF;
OST; AID; Asian; African; European, easter;
European, western; South American (35m)

<»85'>

Miller, Brinton M. , 1927, PhD, 195f., Biological
Sciences, 201-381-5000

Basic Veterinary Research; Merck Sitarp 6
Dohme Res. Laboratories; Rahway, N.7 07065, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Protozoology - Pathogenic Forms
and Their Vectors - Mlcrobulolpollution of
Water

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

ETPEHIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; EPS; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Water pollution
surveillance - beach

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Res. for antiamoebic agent

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Biotechnl clan training
modules development

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; otillty;
County or city government; Loca or regional
planning group; State government; civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; Onited Nations; nsDA; COE; EPA;
REW; HSP; OST (670)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EKPERIENCE: Agriculture; Parks,
recreational facilities; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (0) ;
Middle Atlantic(17,M)

ATAllABILITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6; S,6

<lie6>

Miller, Robert L. , 19a2, MS, 1967, Wildlife

Biology, 518-039-9906

Environmental Conservatlo.T; New York State

Wildlife Research; Van Derzee Road; Ravena,

NY 12103, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Life history and aanagement of
black bear and shite-tallad daer and urban
wildlife

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3) ; Aniaial

Ecology (3) ;Blost atist ics (3) ; Ornithology f 2; •
Reproductive Biology(3); Wildlife
Management (1)

BXPERIEHCB (AS EHPLOTEE) : State government

RESi^ARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Catskllls, lijw York Bear
study

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Adirondacks Baar study

INTEREST IK WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Grou);
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Gcvernmonty (3585)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS). Not theas L <!., H",

130

T«BI,E 1

PSSPONBERTS

(>.1PH«BBTTCAI. IISTIHG)

<'487>

Hilstein. Charles B., 19H6, NS, 1971,
Tchthyoloqy, 609-606-8166
lohthyoloqical Associates; BoT 700 PS 2
Bestbrook Lane; fbsecon, NJ 08201, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ichthyology, Fishery Biology,
FnTironmental Pollution

COHPETENCF: Animal Bph»vior(2); Animal
Ecology(2); Aquatic Ecology(2);
Biostatistics(3) ; Fishery Biology (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Harine
Biology (3); Oceanography (2) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Systematics (3) ; Taxonomy(2)

EXPBPIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction; Otillty

?ESEARCB ACTIVITY ONE: New Jersey marine
ecological study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Schuylkill River
ecological study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THRiJE: Puffer toxin of
sphoeroides testudlneus

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; Otility;
County or city government: Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; AEC; COE; EPA; Asian;
Central American (3366)

IMPACT ASSFSSHENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Coastal
protection/ jetties; Canals/Channels;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Thermal Fffluent

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARTTY (TEARS): Northeast (1 , H) ;
Hiddle Atlantic(1.5,B) ; Caribbean (2. "i ,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS "ER NONTH) : A, 8-10; S,3-10

<"88>

niner, Dallas v., 19U0, HS, 1968, Environmental
Journalism, 203-35U-9325
Connecticut Conservation Association:
Northrop Street; Bridge Water, CT 06752, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecological Implication of Broad
Spectrum Pesticides, and/or the
Socio-Ecological Values of Wetlands

COKPETESCE: Agronomy(3); Agricultural Ecience(2);
Animal Fcology(3); Anthropology(2) ;
Environmental Pollution ( 1) ; Pest Control (2);
Population Biology(3): Water Resources
Hanagement (3) : Wildlife Management (2)

action group: conservation group;
Professional society; IISDA; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Editorial consultant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental Advisor

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1iua)

TUPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Airports; Parks, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; channelization; Dredging,
filling: Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest,
range; Flood control; Water supply; Fish 6
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
Northeast (U, H) ; Asia (O.S)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 3; S,'=

<tt89>

Hltchell, Harold D., 1890, BS, 1912, Chemical
Engineering, 716-633-8612

Buffalo Soc. of Natural Science; 238 W. Royal
Plsy.; Williamsville, NY 1U221, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ornithology in Niagara Frontier
Regional Bird population stuiles; Co-author
of Birds of the Niagara Frontier Region

COHPETENCE: Ornithology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Western NY possible Jet
population

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trying to keep off road
vehicles out of posted S wildlife areas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Setting aside areas as
wildlife refuges or bird sanctuaries

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Civic action qroup;
Professional society; COE; E'A (39^)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (0.25) : Rocky Mountain (0 . 16) ;
Southwest (0.2S) : North Central (6);
Northeast(22) ; Middle Atlantic (S3, m) ;
Southeast (0.25) ; Canada, eastern (0. ?5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): Retired

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYER)
Conservation group

Civic acti on group;

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; state government; Civic

TABLE 1 - FESPOllDEIITS

(ALPHUBETICIIL IISTING)

135

<«90>

<I190>

Hitchell, Kenneth J., 1938, PhD, 1967, Forestry,

203-U3fi-1098

School for Forestry and Bnviron«ertal

Studies; ?05 Prospect; New Haven, CT 06511,

OS

PRINCIPUL FIELD: Dynamics of douglas-fir
popalations

COHPETEHCE: Biostati sties (2) ; Forestry(l);

Population Biology(H ; Systeas *nalysls(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTBE) : Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; Otility;
State governnent; AEC; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Dynanlcs and simulated
yield of douglas fir

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TVIO: Tree and stand data from
low-level aerial photo

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Response of douglas fir
to urea fertilization

<ii92>

riohror, Robert A., 19U2, PhD, 1973, Agronomy,

703-9S1-6539

Agronomy Department; Virginia Polytechnic

Institute; 20H Ascot Lane; Blacksburg, VA

20060, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Genetics and breeding of forage
crops and other species

COBPETENCE: AgronOBy(2); (5enetics(1) ; Plant
Pathology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Complete and partial
diallels for orchard grass

TUTEHEST III RORKTNG WITH: Agrlcultare;
Construction; Hanufactoring; state
government; Professional society; USDA ; DSDC;
COE; DOD; EPA; HEB; OSDI; NSF (701)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (5, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

INTEREST IN WORKING »ITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Onited Nations; DSDA: AEC; COE; EPA; OST;
Other Rovernments (3067)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5) ;
Canada, western (7, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; 3,25

<091'>

Hoe, Paul G., 1931, Phi), 1959, Soil Chemistry,
300-293-5571

Division of Plant Science; Best Virginia
Oniversity; 001 Brooks Hall; Morgantown, WV
26506, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil Microbiology

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(2); Agricultural Sclence(2);
Aquatic Ecology (3); Bacteriology (1 ) ;
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Marine
Biology(3); Microbiology (1) ; Pest Con trol (3) ;
Soil Science (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : African

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Agriculture;
Manufacturing; Mining; African

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ORE: Biodegradation of
pesticides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TNO: Nodulatlon of tropical
legumes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pollution of farm ponds

INTEREST IN BORKING HITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (0092)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Irrigation; Hater
supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(3); North Central (10, M) ; Northeast (3) ;
Africa (0,M)

<093>

Monscheln, Tom B., 1900, BS, 1967, wildlife
Management, 919-835-5027

District Wildlife Biologist; North Carolina
Wildlife Resources Commission; 325 N.
Salisbury Street; Raleigh, NC 27611, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The Development and improvement
of habitat for wildlife, and the collection
and analysis of biological data

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; Professional society; OSDA;
COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of early September
hunting on gray squirrel populations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of hunting
pressure on ruffed grouse populations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
OSOA; COE (787)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Parks, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herlslcides; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Reservoirs/Dams;
Watershed, forest, range; Flood control;
Shoreline protection; Fish 6 wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (5, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S, 10

<1190>

T»BLE 1 - RESPOHDENTS

(AlPHJBETICAL LISTING)

136

<«9I|>

loore, Jerry A., 1902, us, 1967, sildllfe,

703-3''8-692«

EP» Pesticide Reg. Di».; luth 6 Tnaependence;

Bashington, DC 20250, OS

PRIHCIPAl FIELD: Uildlife Biology

COMPETEMCE: Respondent lists 16 or nore
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (SS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; Mining;
County or city governnent; State goTernnent;
DSDA; EPft; nSDI

IHTBREST IV HORKTHG »ITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
B.S. Federal Government (3895)

IWPiCT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Parirs,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest, range;
Shoreline protection; Pish 5 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPBIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): llortheast ( 10)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES BONTH) : Weekends and
holidays

<U95>

Moore, John R., 1930, PhD, 1965, Biology,

810-226-6000

Biology Department: Clarion State Collage:

Wood St.; Clarion, PA 16210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Agnatic ecology specializing in
productivity studies

COKPETEKCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Environmental

Pollution (2) ; Limnology (2) ; Plant Ecology(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTAHT) : Utility; State

government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; roE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Limnologlcal survey of the
Clarion and Tionesta Reservoirs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Consultant - Water
pollution problems - Public service

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Mining; Otility: Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S, Federal
Government; other Governments (816)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Fish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(15,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR MONTH): A, 5; S, 10

<096>

Moore, Johnes K., 1931, PhD, 1966, 617-705-0556

Biology Dept.; Salem State College; Salem, MA

01970, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuari:ie ecology; Environmental
education

CONPBTENCE: Aguatic Ecology (1); Limnology (2) ;
Marine Biology (1); Oceanography (1) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Plant Fcology(2);
Physiology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : NSP

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Transportation;

County or city government; State government;
Conservation group; NSP

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Dynamics of a pop. of
Softshell Clans, Ipsvich, MA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental impact
statements

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Mercury in sediments

IN'^EREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; tl.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2009)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 19 , H) ;
Asia (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH); A,U; S,20

<097>

Moore, Stephen F., 1995, PhD, 1971, Environ.

Engineering, 617-253-1771

Department of civil Engineering;

Massachusetts Institute of "technology; Bldg.

08 Room 027; Cambridge, MA 021 1"), ns

PRINCIPAL 'TELD: Assessment of environmental
impacts in aguatic ecosystems

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Aquatic

ycology(2); Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Marine Biology (3) ; Population BiologyO);
Systems Analysis (2); Water Resources
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Local or regional
planning group; EPA; NSP

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Impact of oil supertankers
on Machias Bay Maine

RET'^ARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Offshore oil and New
England: biological effects

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Design of Hater quality
monitoring systems

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Otility: Local or

regional planning group; State government;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat*l Academy of Sciences: ABC;
COS; SPA; DSDI; NSF (565)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water guality
control

GEOGRAPHIC EAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(O); Northeast (1 ,M)

AVATIA9TIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,1

137

<I198>

TUBIE 1 - RESPONDEHTS

(»1.PH«BETIC»L IISTIRG)

<«98>

florgan, Raynond P., 19S3, PhD, 1971,

Ecology-Zool., 301-326-U281

Fisheries; Chesapeake Biological Lab., NRI;

SolOBOns, ND 20683, DS

PRINCIPUL KIEID: Analysis of environmental

effects on orqanisns, biochemical systematics

roHPETESCB: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEHRCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sublethal effects of
Baltimore Harbor water

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TMOt Biochemical determination
of striped bass pop.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of enlargement
of C G D canal

IRTEREST IS BORKIHG SITH: Manufacturing; Dtility;
Local government; Conservation or scientific
group: International organizations; AEC; COB;
EPA; DSPT; HSP; OST; Other governments (9ii0)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/production ; Pesticides,
herbicides; Dredging, filling; Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAR5;) : Middle
Atlantic(7,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2

<U99>

Morris, Charlie D., 19ai, PhD, 1969, Entomology,
315-U73-8396

Health Department; New York state; 677 south
Salina Street; Syracuse, NY 13202, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Insects of medical importance

COBPETENCE: Entomology (11 ; Pest Ccntrol(3);
Taxonomy (3); virology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Transportation;
County or city government; Civic action
group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Epidemiology of eastern
eqiune encephalitis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Physiological age of
mosquitoes

INTEREST IN WORKING SITH: Conservaton or

Scientific Group; O.S. Federal Government;
Other Governments (RUO)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIFNCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

central (1, H) ; Northeast (2) ; Southeast (2)

<';oo>

Soskonitz, Paul D., 19<t9, Mf , 1973, Marine
Sciences, 516-206-7710

Marine Sciences Research Center; Surge J.
SONY at Stony Brook; Stonybrook, NY 11790, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine Environmental Studies

COMPETENCE; Biostatistics (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (2) ; Computer
Analysis; Marine Biology (2) ; Microbiology (3) ;
Oceanography (2) ; Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Currents off the south
shore of Long Island, NY

INTERSS'' IN W0RKI1G WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; The Institute of Ecology;
The Nat'l Aca'demy of Sciences; COE; EPA; DSDI
(672)

IMPACT ASSESSMEST EXPERIENCE: Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2, 1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<501>

Mozgala, Walter J., 19113, MS, 1973, Botany,

1113-511 S-0171

Botany Department; Oniv. of Massachusetts;

Amherst, MA 01002, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Blue Green Algae and
Entrophication of Coastal Ponds

COBPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Limnology (2) ;
Marine Biology (2); Plant Ecology (3); Water
Resources Banaqement (3)

EXPEBTENCB (AS EBPLOYEE) : DOD; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological Survey of a
Coastal Brackish Lake

INTEREST IH WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.s. Federal
Government; other Governments (265)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<502'>

Mugford, Paul S., 192<1, AB, 1971, English,

617-356-7158

Mass. Div, Fisheries and Game; 100 Cambridqe

St., MA 02202, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fish and Wildlife Manaqement

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecoloqy(3); Aquatic Ecology(3); Fishery
Biology (3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Pest Control (3); Water
Resources Management (3) ; Wildlife
Management (2) ; Mineralogy (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Dtility;
local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; OSDAj COE; DSDI (251)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Channelization; Dredging, filling; watershed,
forest, range; Flood control; Water supply;
Fish E wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2)

RBSPONDEMTS
(HLPHIBETICIIL LISTIHG)

138

<503>

Burphy, Royse P., 191U, PhD, 19«1, Plant
Genetics, 607-256-3101

Bradfieia 523; Dept. Plant Breeding; Cornell
Onlversity; Ithaca, NT 1U850, OS

PPINCIPAL FIELD: Plant breeding

COHPETERCE: Agronomy (1) ; Agricultural Sclence(l);
Genetics (2); Horticulture (31 ; Plant
Breeding(1) ; Plant Pathology (3) ; Soil
Science (3)

BXPEBIEKCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : OSDA

RESEARCH ACTITTTT ONE: Temporary Scientist
International Institute of Tropical
Agriculture, plant breeder grain legumes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Consultant on Onlversity
Development, Thailand, ICasetsart Onlversity,
Bangkok

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (1511)

IHPACT ASSESSHBHT ETPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAKIIIARITY (YEAR?!) : Rocky
Hountain(2); North Central (28) ;
Northeast (25) ; Africa (1) ; South America(l);
O.S. Navy(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 2; S,2

<50U>

Nadeau, Royal J., 1939, PhD, 1971, Zoology,

201-5118-33117

oil Spill Research; Edison Hater Quality

Res. Laboratory; Noodbridge Ave.; Edison, NJ

08817, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pollution of Coastal Baters

COMPETENCE: Blostatistics (2) ; Food Sciences (3);
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Harlne
Blology(2); Oceanography (3) ; Population
Biology (3); Esturalne Ecology

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : State government; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Salt Barsh Blcrocosms: A
Pollution Tool

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect Of Oil on Harlne
Biota

<505>

Nalden, Peter C, MS, 1971, Agronomy

North Varmouth Academy; 123 lain St.;

Yazmouth, BE 0U096, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant and soil sciences, and
their relationship to ecological systems

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (1); Aquatic Ecology (3);

Environmental Pollution (2) ; Horticulture (2) ;
Plant Ecology(3); Soil Sclenced)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (3081)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (0 , Ml

<506>

Namkoong, Gene, 193U, PhD, 1963, Tenetlcs,

919-75 5-2287

Dept. of Genetics; O.S. Forest Service; North

Carolina State Onlversity; 811 Beaver Dam

Road; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Genetics Theory and
Mathematical Ecology of Forest Species

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science(2);

Biostatlstics(2) ; Forestry(2); '^enet ics( 1) ;
Plant Ecoloqy(2); Population Blology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; AID;
Asian; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Age structure in unstable
environments

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Age variation In genetic
control of growth

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Research and breeding
program for Douglas Fir

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private SEctor; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1258)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Centrald);
Northeast (2) ; Southeast (13, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Salt Marsh Productivity
6 Plant Export

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (57)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hydroelectric
power; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (6,B)

PESPONDENTF
(ftLPH»BETlC»L LISTING)

139

<507>

Nataralan, K.V., 1933, PhD, 196";, narine Science,

203-5119-U200

science nepartnentt Greater Hartford

CoBBunity college; 30 Seqviassen Street;

Hartford, CT 06106, OS

PPINClPAl FIELD: Hquatic productivity growth
factors vitamins toxins

COHPETESCE: ftquatic Ecology(l); Bacteriology (3) ;
Environnental Pollution (3) ; Limnology (1) ;
Warine Bioloqy(l); Nicrobiology(2) ;
Oceanography (1) ; Plant Ecology(31; Population
Biology (3); Systeuat ics (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS C0NS0LTANT1 : Manufacturing

RESEARCH ACTIVITy ONE: Shellfish toxicity in
Alaskan waters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TOO: Biological productivity in
Cook Inlet Alaska

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Vitamins in aquatic
systems

INTEREST IN WORKING BITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D,S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1071)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(2); Nort heast (2) ; Alaska(8,B); Asia (8)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER (iONTF) : A, 8; S,30

<5oe>

Nelson Jr., Sigurd C, 1937, PhD, 1971, Zoology,
31S-3m-2829

Zoology department; State Dniversity of New
York; Oswego, NY 13126, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systemat ics and ecology of
pseudoscorpions

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Systematics (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population study of the
pseudoscorpion

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pseudoscorpion systematics

INTEREST IN HOSKING HITH: O.S. Federal

Government; EPA; Other Governments (1988)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (8)

<';09'>

Nelson, Charles H., 192U, MS, 1952, Biology,

30tt-'; 29-2381

Dept. of the Army; Huntington Dist. Corps of

Engineers; P.O. Box 2127; Huntington, SV

25721, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Natural Scientist in the field
of water development planning

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (2) ; Animal Behavior (2);
Animal Ecologv(2); Aquatic Ecology (1) ;
Entomology (2) ; Fishery Biology (2);
Genetics(2); Limnology (1) ; Ornithology (2) ;
Parasitology (2) ; Plant Fcology(2);
Taxonomy (2) ; Water Resources Management (1) ;
wildlife Management (1)

Fishtrap Lake Kentucky

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Impacts of development on
natural resources

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation Otility; County or city
government: Lofal or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; EPA;
HEW; HOD; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; Other
Governments (3753)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (GENL) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes;
Coastal protection/Jetties; Canals/Channels;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Irrigation; Water supply; Water
guality control; Shoreline protection; Fish 6
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific
States(IO); North Central(2); South
Central(<i); Middle Atlantic(2); Southeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<510>

Nelson, Paul v., 1939, PhD, 19611, Horticulture,
919-755-3133

Dept. Hort. Sci. ; North Carolina State
Dniversity; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant nutrition, including
biochemical aspects of absorption, foliar
fertilization

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (1); Agricultural Science(l);
Biochemistry (3) ; Horticulture (1) ;
Nutrltlon(l) ; Physiology (1) ; Soil Science(H

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; State
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ion stim. atpase contrulet
Na and K uptake In plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Devel. foliar analysis
prog, for florists' crops

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; State
government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (Tin); The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences INRC; Onited Nations; World Bank;
lOCN; OSDA; COE; EPA; CSDI; NSF; Other
Governments (U69)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Beach nourishment

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nort heast (5, M) ;
Southeast (7, M) ; Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction; State
government; COE; DOD; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pollution investigation

TXB'.E

mo

RESPONDK«tTS
•^L?a\133TIC>L IISTISG)

)!aanaier, Rerhard J., 1937, 716-632-11191

Ecology S Environment Inc.; 19"^ SOGG Rd. j
Poffalo, ST 1U225, ns

PBIHCIPUL FIEtD: Ecosystens as they are effected
by pollution

COSPETESCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Aquatic
Bcology(11 ; Biophysics (1) ; Fishery
Biology(2); Environjiental Pollution (1) ;
Linnology (1) ; Marine Biology (1) ;
Microbiology (3) ; Oceanography (3) ; Plant
Ecology (S); Wildlife Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological effects of
nuclear power plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Ecological assessment of
liquid natural gas

KESEABCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological assessment of
SHG plant

INTEREST ID WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organisations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (320)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Peservoirs/Dams;
Watershed, forest, range; Navigation; Water
supply; Water quality control; shoreline
protection; Fish B Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIARITY (TEARS): Southwest (2) ;
North Central(l) : Northeast (f) ; Middle
Atlantic(l)

<512>

Neumann, Edward S., 19U2, PhD, 1969, Civil

Engineering, 30U-293-5580

Hept. Civil Engineering; West Virginia

Tlniversity; Engineering Sciences Bldg.;

Morgantown, HV 26506, OS

PRINCIPAl "lElD: Orban systems engineering and
planning

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution(3) ; Systems
Analysis(2); Taxonomy (3) ; Water Resources
Management (3) ; Environmental Perception (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : COE

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Local or regional
planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Southern W. Va.
environmental health plan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Roadside rest area
evaluation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Helicopter delivery of
medical care

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Professional society; The
National Academy of Sciences INRC; rOE; EPA;
RUB; NSF; DOT (19U5)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protect ion /jet ties; Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (U);
South Central(2); Middle Atlantic(2)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,20

<513>

Neves, Richard J., 1906, MS, 1973 3iSCH>

Onlversity of Maine, Fisheries, 207-581-7911
15ept. of Zoology; University of Maine; 117
Hillman St.; New Bedford, MA 02710, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Freshwater fishery biology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavlor(3); Animal

€cology(3) ; Aquatic Ecology(2) ; Fishery
Biology(l); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
limnology (2) ; Marine Biology(3); Reproductive
Blology(3); wildlife Management (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bass yearclass strength

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Mining;
Utility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government;
Canadian (1186)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (YEARS): South Central(l);
Northeast (1,M)

<511>

Newton, David C, 1939, PhD, 1967, Entomology,

203-22 S-7181

Biological Sciences; Central Connecticut

State College; 1615 Stanley street; New

Britain, CT 06050, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Apiculture; Honey Bee Behavior

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(l); Entomologv (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; State

government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
U.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(1666)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, M)

<515>

TUBIE 1

SESPONDEIITS
(A1PH»BET1C»1 IISTIHG)

<';is>

nickel, Poss, 1937, B», 1962, Chemistry,

21c;.787.7821

Environmental Technology; College of
Pnqineering Technology; Broad 6 Columbia;
Philadelphia, PA 19122, OS

PSINCIPAl FIEIP: Environmental education,

industrial relations analysis of pollutants 6
other chemical applications

COBPETENCE: Environmental Pollution(l)

INTEREST IN wnsKlVG KITR: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (197)

GEOGPAPRIC FAHILIASITT (TE4BS): Northeast ( 12)

»V»ILABIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,30

<516>

Nlckerson, Norton H., 192fi, PhD, 1953, Botany,

617-628-5000

Dept. of Biology; Tufts University; Medford,

HA 02155, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Impact and dependence of man on
ecosystems of both natural and man-created
origin

COBPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Genetics(2); Limnology (2) ;
Archaeology (Vegetal remains) (1) ; Harine
Biology (2); Oceanography (1) ; Plant
Ecology (1) : Ethnology (Primitive crops and
medicinal plants) (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction

BTPEBIENCF (AS CONSULTANT): Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional Society; EPA; OSDI; NSF; Central
Aaerican

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Analysis of Nantucket
Sound Islands Trust bill

SESEAHCH ACTIVITY TNO: Eutophication of Cobbossee
watershed Baine

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Coastal wetlands
Groundtruth Dennis and Truro

INTEREST IN HORKING BITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Construction; Hanuf actur inq;
flining; Transportation; Dtility; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (lUSi)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Bater Resource Development (GENL) ;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protection/jetties; Water supply; Water
quality control; shoreline protection; Fish E
midlife conservation; Conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (2) ;
North rentral(7); Northeast (15, H) ; Central
America (0.75)

<517>

NiTon, Scott »., 19113, PhD, 1969, Botany Ecology,
001-79 2-6256

Oceanography School; University of Rhode
Island; Bay Campus; Kingston, RI 02879, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecological energetics systems
analysis simulation

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecoloqy(l); Environmental Pollution(3) ;
Limnoloqy (1) ; Marine Biology(l);
Oceanography (1) ; Plant Ecology (1) ; Population
Biology(3) ; Systems Analysis(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANi") : Local or regional
planning group; OSDC

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marsh ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of small boat
■arinas

BESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Simulation model of
Narraqansett Bay

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1716)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Coastal protection/jetties;
Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast («, M) ;
Middle Atlantic(U,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,3

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,20

<';i8>

TUBLR 1

FESPONDEKTS
(MPHABETICRL IISTIHG)

1«2

Hyquist, David, 1938, PhD, 1967, Limnology,
103-^22-1827

Head Aquatic Ecology; O.S. EPA; 1901 M. Pt .
Hyer Drive; Arlington, VA 22209, OS

PRIRCIPAl PIEiD: Linnology Hater Pollution
Biology Chenistry Benthic Fauna Pishes

COHPETERCE: Aniiial BehaviotO); Aquatic
Ecology (1); Bacteriology (3) ;
Biostatistics(3) ; Fishery Bioloqy(l);
Envlronnental Pollution (1) ; linnology (1) ;
narine Blology(?); Hicrobiology (3) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Physiology (3) ; TaxonoBy(l);
Water Resources Hanaqenent (1 ) ; Wildlife
Banagenent (1)

ETPERIEUCE (AS EHPIOTEB) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State qovernnent; DOD; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: limnology of two
dlssinilar subarctic streams

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Distribution of lead in
lentic waters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Contingency plan for
Summit & Paxson Lakes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

nanaf acturing; Local Government; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences DSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC ; COE; DOD; EPA;
HEW; HOD; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT (1538)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Tailings,
spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Reservoirs/Dans; Protect ion/letties laVes;
Reservoir releases; Water supply; Water
guality control; Shoreline protection; Fish 8
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARItY (YEARS): Pacific

States(7,I1) ; Rocky Mountain (U ,(!) ; Middle
Atlantic (2); Alaska (3, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<S19'>

O'Briant, Samuel E., 19U6, SA, 1968, Botany,
919-758-6718

Biology; East Carolina Oniversity;
Greenville, NC 2783U, OS

PHINCTPAt FIELD: Taxonomic and morphological
knowledge of marine algae its reproduction
and life history

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Horticulture (3) ;
Hmnology(3); Marine Bioloqy(2);
Oceanography (2) ; Plant Ecology (2) ;
Phycology ( 1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Floristic survey of
Morehead City, Fort Macon Jettys, North
Carolina

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation oc Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (lOUZ)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (2); North Central (1) ; Southeast (2 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<520>

Ode, Philip E. , 1935, PhD, 1935, Entomology,

U12-588-7700

Biology Department; Thiel College;

Greenville, PA 16125, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Animal dispersal; biology of
Diptera

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Ar.imal
Behavior(2); Animal Ecology(2); Aquatic
Ecology (3); Bacteriology (1) ; "enetics(2);
Limnology (3) ; Microbiology (3) ;
Parasi tology(2) ; Pest Cortrol{21; oopulation
Biology (1); Systemat ics (3) ; Taxonomy (3) ;
Wildlife Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIylTy ONE;
heetle

Eicnomics of milkweed

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Drosophili dispersal

IRTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; local

Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society: TIE; AEC; COE; EPA; HEW
(216)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YFARS) : Nor theast ( 1 3 , M) ;
Europe, western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,5

TUBtE 1 - RBSPOHOeNTS

(HlPHJBETlCIlL IISTING)

ma

OduB, Billiam E, , 19U2, PhD, 19f9, Barlne
Sciences, "'03-920-3761
Environmental Sciences; Oniversity of
Virginia; Brooks Hall; Charlottes»ille, V»
22903, DS

PRIRCIPAL FIELD: Seconflary productivity of
estnarine and coastal ecosysteos

COHPETEHCE: Aniual Ecology(2); Aquatic

Ecology(l) ; Biostatistics(31 ; Fishery
Biology(21; Forestry (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; litnnology (2) ; Harine
Biology(2); Bicroblology (3) ; Oceanography (3) ;
Plant Ecology(3); Systems Analysis (3) ; Water
Fesoarces Management (2) ; Wildlife
Banagement (2)

EXPERIESCE (AS CONSOLTART) ; Agriculture;

Transportation; Dtility; State government;
Conservation group; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; Dnited Nations; OSDA; DSDI; HSP;
Canadian

FESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological stability of
North Carolina Barrier Islands

Reservoir N.T., N.J., S PA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pish B Wildlife
Chesapeake Bay and tributaries

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: AgricuUure;

Transportation; Dtlllty; tocal Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government (3SS11)

IHPACT ASSESSNENT EXPE
conversion/product
Tailings, spoils d
Development (GENL)
filling; Beach nou
Levees/dikes; Coas
Canals/Channels; W
Reservoir releases
Navigation; Flood
Water quality cont
Fish S Wildlife co

RIENCE: Agrl
ion ; Forestr
isposal; Wat
Channeiizat
rishment; Re
tal protect!
atershed, fo
Hydroelect
control; Wat
rol; Shoreli
nservation

culture; Energy

y; Highways;

er Resource

ion; Dredging,

servoirs/Dairs;

on/lettles;

rest, range;

rlc power;

er supply;

ne protection;

nEOGRAPHIC PAHILIAPITY (TEARS! : Northeast (1) ;
Southeast (9, H) ; SE AEia(1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,15

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Secondary productivity of
a mangrove swamp

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Comparison of estuarine
marshes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (101)

TBPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Dredging, filling; shoreline protection; Fish
S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle

Atlantic {2>; Southeast (5) ; Canada, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,15

<523>

Olendorff, Richard R., 1903, PhD, 1971, Zoology,

20fi-ES 3-0870

Dept. of Ornithology; American Museum of

Natural History; Central Park West at 79th

Street; Ney York, NY 10020, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Avian Ecology S Mammalian and
Comparative Physiology Both in Lab and Field

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2); Animal Behavior(2);
Animal Ecology (1); Anthropology (3) ;
Biochemist ry (3) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Genetics (3); Ornithology (1) ; Physiology(l) ;
Population Biology (2) ; Reproductive
Biology(2); Svstematics (3) ; Systems
Analysls(3); Taxonomy(3); wildlife
Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : State government

<522>

Old, Warren T. Jr., 1936, BSF, 1958, Wildlife
Management, 617-223-2983

OSDI; O.S. Fish 6 Wildlife Service; O.S. Post
office f. Courthouse; Boston, HA 02109, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluating effects of water
resource projects on fish and wildlife
resources

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Aguatic

Ecology (3): Fishery Biology (2) ; Forestry (2);
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Limnology (3) ;
Marine Biology(3); ornithology (3) ; Plant
Ecology (3); Water Resources Management (1) ;
Wildlife Management (1)

EIPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDI

ETPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): OSDA; AFC; COE; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Growth In three species of
hawks

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Impact of raptorial birds
on grasslands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Population dynamics of
raptors In shortgrass prairie

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Dtlllty; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; AEC; OSDC;
CC; COE; DOD; EPA; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID;
African; Canadian; European, western (3S27)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1); Rocky Mountain ("i.M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 22; S,22

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Alcovy River, Georgia
watershed evaluation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Tocks Island Dam 6

<52a>

T»BLB 1 - RESPONDBHTS

(AlPHUBETICUL ITSTISR)

<52ll>

Olson, Reraia, »., 1932, PhD, 1962, Soils,

607-256-3267

Rgronomy; 701 Bradfield Hall; Ithaca, NT

1tt850, OS

PFIUCIPftL FIELD: Soil science in resource
developnent

C0I1PPTF>ICE; Agronouy (1) ; Agricultural Science(l):
knthropology (2) ; Enyironnental Pollution (2) ;
riant Ecology (2); Soil Science (1); Water
!>eso(jrces Flanaqement (2)

RESEARCH RCTIVTTT ONE: PftO archaeology engr.

RESEARCH kCTiTITT ■'WO: Archaeology

'■-SEARCH ACTTVITT THREE: Engr.

ISTESEST II SOFKUIG WITH: Agricultnre;

"onstraction; Transportation; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State governnent; Professional society; The
Instltite of Ecologv (TIEl ; The Vat'l Acadeny
of Sciences IMRC; Onlted Nations; World Bank;
DSPA; COE; EPA; HOD; DSDT; NSP; OST; AID;
DOT; Asian: Central Anerican; South American
(1805)

TfiPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Highways; Soil erosion;
Channelization; Eeservoirs/Dams; Watershed,
forest, range; Flood control; Irrigation;
Water supply

GEOGRAPHIC FAflltTARITY (TBAPS) : North Central (3);
Northeast (10) : Asia (2) ; Central America (1)

AVAILABIIITT (DAYS PER BONTH) : Depends

<526>

Osborne, »ho«as S., 1926, PhD, 19";u,
Radioblology, 717-U36-BU21
Seeking Employment; P.O. 2, Bon 307;
fllffllntovn, PA 17059, OS

PRINCIPAL 'lElD: Ionizing radiations and
radionuclides in the biosphere

COHPETENCE: Agronomy(2); Agricultural Science(3);
Biostatlstlcs (2) ; Biophysics (2) ; Forestry (3);
Genetics(l); Horticulture( 2) : Radiation
Biology(l); Microbiology (3) ; Soil Science(3);
Virology(3); Plant Hosphogenesis (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : Onlted Nations; OSDA;
A EC

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Neutron and gamma-ray
response of seeds, plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Neutron and gamma-ray
response of seeds, plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREF: X Rays on Boston ivy buds

INTEREST IN WOPKINr, WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; EPA; HFW; NSP; OST; AID; nther
Governments (2327)

inPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Radiations and
isotopes

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (3, M); South Central (1) ; Northeast (3) ;
Southeast (15, H)

<525>

Omland, Per A., 19U5, MS, 1970, Sci. Ed. Sec,

315-336-0771

Otica Bd. Education; Canterbury Hill Rd.;

Rome, NY ntUO, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental education both

technical and general all age levels, multi.
media presentations

COHPETENCE: Agronomy (2) ; Agricultural Science (3);
Animal Fcology(l); Entomology (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Plant Ecology(3);
Population Biology (2); Soil Science (3);
wildlife Management (1) ; Environmental
Education (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Oniversity of Georgia
Departments of Botany and Entomology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Precious metals
reclamation - pollution control

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Dnited
Nations; World Bank; OSDA; AEC; CC ; COE; DOO;
EPA; HEW; ROD; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID; African;
Canadian; South American (3566)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; soil
erosion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) ;
Southeast fM)

Northeast (5,M) ;

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

ins

<527>

TiBLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(»LPH»BETIC«1 tISTING)

<')27>

Outen, Ronaia B. , 1907, ns, 1973, Ecology,

919-933-20T7

Zoology; Carolina Resource Consultants; 711

Hillview St.; Carrboro, NC, OS

PBINCIPAl FIELD: Li«nology - Stream System -
Writing or Evaluating NEP» Statements

COBPETFNCE: Inimal Behavior(3) ; Aquatic

Bioloqy(21; Biostatistics (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology (2) ; Harine
Biology (3); Ornithology (3) ; Population
Biology (2); Water Resources Management (3)

ETPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Council of
Environmental Quality

ETPERIENCE (SS CONSULTANT): State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Driting MEPA Statement -

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: Review of NEPA Statements

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Informal Consultation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
0. S. Federal Government; DSDA; AEC; tJSDC; CC;
COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; HDD; OSDI ; NSF; OST; AID;
DOT; Other Governments (3068)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCF: Agriculture;

Highways; Parks, recreational facilities;
Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Canals/Channels; Flood
control; Water supply; Fish B wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast C^, M)

AVAILABILI'Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,30

<'^2B'>

Oviatt, Candace A., 1939, PhD, 1967, Biol.

Oceanography, 001-792-62S8

Grad Sch. Oceanography; Dniv. Rhode Island;

Bon 17; Kingston, RI 02882, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Total System Studies and Models
of Esturaine Areas

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal
Ecology(2); Aquatic Fcology(2);
Biostatistics (2) ; Fishery Biology(2);
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Limnology; Marine
Biology(l); Oceanography (2) ; Population
Biology (21; Systems Analysis (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of a New England
Salt Harsh

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological Model of
Narragasett Bay

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Solid Waste Disposal in
the Ocean

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
AEC; COE; EPA; HEW; OSDI; NSF; Other
Governments (20SU)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Genl)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S.O

<";29>

Oznlna, David J., 19U0, MS, 196^, Fisheries,

300-2S 3-8309

President; DSD Reclamation, Inc.; PO Box

100U; Becltley, wv 25801, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pre-planning for total land
utilization

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDA;
OSDT

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAVT) : Mining; Local or
regional planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Land stabilization, and
water utilization of drastically disturbed
areas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Chem. Phys. Biol, changes
in a reservoir after rehabilitation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Basic research on acid
spoils in South Til.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (2100)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Highways; Soil erosion: Tailings,
spoils disposal; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest,
range; Reservoir releases; Irrigation; Water
quality control; Fish C Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 3, H) ;
Roclcy Mountain (1) ; Middle Atlantic (S,H) ;
South Central (2,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : Open

1«6

TUBIE 1

RESPOSOEIITS
(RLPHABETICIL IISTING)

picker, Randall K.. I?"?. PhD, 1970, Zoology,

Biological sciences: Tt<« ""^e »»shlngton
Dniyersity; 306 Bell Hall: Washington, DC
2000f, OS

PRI^ICIP^L field: Fxtra-renal electrolyte and

«ter balance in fish, reptiles and a.phlbla

COHPETENCE: Aquatic EcologyO); Physiology (1)

EXPESIEMCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; AnoTia and Na loss in
brooV treat at low pH

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Salt gland of sea snakes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ion and water balance of

mutant
lUTEBEST m HORKIHG WITH: Mining; Utility; Civic

action group; Conservation qro»P; 2!,„„<:.

institute of Ecology (TIE) ; nnited Nations.

world Bank; COE; EPA; OST; African: Canadian;

South American (1151

THPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal: water Resource Developaent (genii ,
Mine acid drainage

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): S,20

fill] Robert Z.. 1918, BA, 19U7, Zoology,
202-697-69'^9

0 S Navy- Naval Facilities Engineering
coniand: Washington, DC 20190, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pest control program Banageinent

COMPETENCE: Anatoi«y(3); Bacteriology (3) ;
Entomology (1) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Microbiology (3) ; Parasitology (3) ; Pest
Control (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group:
international Organizations: O.S. Federal
Government (1961)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

states(l); Middle Atlantic (20) ; Southeast (3) .
Asia(1)

Parker, Bruce C, 1933, PhD, 1960. Botany,

703-951-5';0e , .

Biology; Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State Oniversity; Blacksburg, VA 2U061, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial (Algal, Bacterial,
Fungal, etc.) Ecology and Physiology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy; Aquatic Ecology;

Bacteriology; Biochemistry; Environmental
Pollution; Phvcologv; Marine Biology;
Microbiology; Plant Ecology; Physiology

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing: Local
or regional planning group; Conservation
group; COE; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Testing Models for
Antarctic Freshwater Lakes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental Impact
Study: Algal and Bacterial Ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Investiqitions of

Freshwater Microlayer Biology and chemistry

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or -Scientific Group,
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government: Other Governments (2061)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoir/Dam;
Water supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): P'^ific

States (U); Southwest (3) ; South Central (U) .
Northeast (2); Southeast (U) ; '■"^fP^'
western(1.5) ; South America (0. 1) ;
Antarctica (0.1)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 87; S,1S?

Parks, John M. , 1937, PhD, 1968, Botany -
Ecology, 30U-U01I-U8UB
Education - Biological Programs; West
Virginia Institute of Technology; P.O. Box
3UU; Montgomery, WV 2^136, ns

PBISCIPAL FIELD: Physiological plant ecology and
plant systems ecology - allelopathy

COMPETENCE: Respondent Usts 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: A study of the effect of
certain species leaf litter on the growth of
certain plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: A preliminary study of
effects of certain forest f ^'^^''^ l^^*„.^g_
material on germination and growth of other

species

RESFARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effect of certain seed

plants upon growth of certain blue-green algae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
"Government: Conservation or '^'^If '-^^1^^^""" =
International Organizations; " • ^- .^f''^'^^^
Government; Other Governments (8U9)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY '"*8S) : North Cent ral ( H :
South rentral(3,M) ; Middle Atlantic(8, .
Southeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,20

TUBIE 1 - RFSPOHDEMTS

(MPHABETTCAL IISTINR)

<53a>

<530>

Parnell, Jaies F., 1931, PhD, 19611, Zoology,

919-T91-U330

Biology repartaent; Dniversity Worth Carolina

Hllninqton; College Road; HilBlngton, NC

28U01, OS

PEIuriPM FIFLO: Ecology of vertebrates, special
reference to habitat associations and
coBBUnity succession

COHPE'^ENrF: Sniaal Behavior(3) ; ftniBal

Ecology(l); Forestry(3); Ornithology ( 1) ;
Plant Ecology(2) ; Wildlife (tanagement (3)

FESEIIRCH ACTIVITY ONE: Smith Island, A Besource
Capability Study

RESEARCH ACTITITY TWO: Conmunity Succession on
Dredge Island

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Reproduction Biology of
the Osprey

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Governaent;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organization; COE;
Environmental Protec. Agy.; Interior;
National Science Foundation; African; South
Aaerican CS2)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCF: Fish E- Wildlife
conservati on

nEOGRAPHIC FAnlllARITY (YFARS): Southeast ( 13)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 2; S,ll-6

<';3';>

Parrack, Michael L. , 1913, BS, 1970,
Biostatistics, 617-508-5123
Nat. Marine Fisheries Service; Woods Hole
Biological Lab.; Woods Hole, MA 025U3, OS

COMPETENCE: Aninal Fcology(3); Biostatistics (1) ;
Fishery Biology (2) ; Linnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(21; Population Eiology(2); Range
Science(3); wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDC

ETPERTENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State qovernBent; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Est. Total Fishing Eft. on
Shelf from Areal Observation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Est. wt. Flounder
Discarded at Sea by D.S. Fishernan

SESEARCR ACTIVITY THREE: Describe CoBB. Fish.
ParaBeters, 5 Reservoirs in OklahoBa

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing;

Transportation: County or city governBent;
Local or regional planning group; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l AcadeBy
of Sciences; Onited Nations; World Bank;
IDCM; AFC; COE; DOD; MSP; AID; Asian (1130)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Soil

erosion; Reservoirs/Daas; Reservoir releases;
Fish Besource Production

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (6 , M) ;
Northeast (3, H) ; Middle Atlantic(1)

<536>

Paterson, Robert A., 1926, PhD, 1957, Botany,

703-951-6U07

DepartBent of Biology; Virginia Polytech

Inst. State Dniversity; Blacksburg, VA

2U061, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and taxonomy aquatic
fungi

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Mycoloqy(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : N5F

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Modeling of antarctic
ecosystems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Parasitic and saprophytic
antarctic fungi

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; B.S. Federal
Government; NSF; other Governments (127)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (3); North Central (U) ; Middle
Atlantic (16, M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,!!; S,U

<537'>

Patrick, David K., 1929, BS, 1960, Wildlife
HanageBent, 603-237-U812
Robert W. Shaw, Associates; RFD i2;
Colebrook, NH 03576, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife Banagenent and aniBal
ecology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;
Manufacturing; DSDl

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing: County
or city governBent; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.S. Federal
GovernBent; Other Governments (iai2)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Watershed, forest,
range; Fish B wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 10 ,M) ;
Middle Atlantlc(2); Alaska (M)

AVAILABTLTTY (DAYS PEB MONTH): A, 10; S,15

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A,«; S,«

<538>

RPSPONDENTS
(M.PHABETICAl IISTIFG)

<S38>

Paulson Jr., Donald 1., 19U3, US, 1968, Plant

Industries, 91u-69'i-68';6

Tech. Sales Service; Ciba-Gelgy Corp.; Saw

Mill Biver Road; Ardsley, NT, OS

PBIHCIPSL FIELD: Pest control

C0MPETE>iCE: Agronoiiy(2) ; Agricultural Science (2);
EntoBology (1> ; Pest rontrol(l);
Physiology (3) ; Soil Science (2)

IHTBEEST IN WORKING WITH: Sgriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Oather Governnents (3110)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Channelization

GFOGRAPRIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (6) ;
Northeast (2)

<';39>

Paulson, Glenn L., 1911, PhD, 1971, Ecology,
212-98fi-<!310

Natural Resources Defense Council; 36 West
uath Street; New York, NY 10036, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental toxicology,

especially of air, water, and other pollutants

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPlOYEEl : Civic action group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city

governnent; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; CC; EPA; REW; HOD; NSP

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Long-term effects of
pesticides in sstress conditions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental consequences
of highways

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; Transportation;
Otility; Local Government; Conservation or
scientific Group; Internation Organizations;
O.S. Federal Government (1052)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Highways; Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Reservoirs/Dams; Hydroelectric power; Water
supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (2, M) ; Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 35; 5,1^

<';ao">

Payne, Harrison H. , 1925, PhD, 196it, Field
Biology, 315-076-3151

Dept. of Forest Zoology; SONY College of
Environmental Science S Forestry; Syracuse,
NY 13210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Interpreting natural history
study of rare and endagered animals

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Forestry(2);

Ornithology (3) : Wildlife Management (2) ; Field
Natural Hlstory(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : IDCN; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecosurvey of Cape Vincent
New York

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological survey of deer
lick

INTEREST IN WORKING WI^H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (315U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (23M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,2;S,15

<5m>

Peakall, David B. , PhD, 1956, chemistry,
607-256-6583

Dept. of Ecology and Systeiatlcs; Cornell
Onlverslty; Langmulr Laboratory; Ithaca, NY
11850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biochemical and physiological

effects of persistent environmental chemicals

COMPETENCE: Biochemist ry (2) ; ornithology (1) ;
Reproductive Biology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : The National Academy
of Sciences; COE; EPA; HEW; NSF; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Organochlorlnes and avian
reproduction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: OS OSSR environmental
program

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THPBE: Toxic substances act

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government; other
Governments (3U82)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Fish R wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1U) ;
Europe, western (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 5; S,5

RESPONDENTS
(ALPHiBETTCUL LISTING)

1«9

<5U2>

<5il2'>

Pearson, Janes G., igu";, M, 1969, Zoology,

301-671-2586

Aquatic Ecology Dnit; Ecological Research

Section; Blonedical laboratory; ^dgeaood

Arsenal, HD 21010, OS

PRINCIPAL FTELD: Identify and evaluate actual and
potential sources of aquatic pollution

COMPETENCE: Ani»al Ecology(2); Aquatic

Ecology(l); Biostatistics (2) ; Fishery
Biology(l); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Linnology (7) ; Narine Biology (2);
Oceanography (3) ; Physiology (2) ; Population
Biology (3); Systematics (3) ; Taxonoffly(3);
Water Resources Management (3)

EIPERIENCE (AS EUPLOTEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environ monitoring program
Edgewood Arsenal, WD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Installation assessment
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Preliminary environ
survey Pine Bluff Arsenal, Arkansas

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of Sciences; United Nations; World
Bank; lOCN; ABC; CC; roE; DOD; EPA; HEW; NSF;
OST; DOT («2';)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (genl) ;
Dredging, filling; Water quality control;
Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(2) ; Middle Atlantic (3 ,M) ; Southeast (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Forest structure 6
dynamics. Rocky Mountains, Colorado

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government; Canadian (^13)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (0.5) ; North Central (2); Northeast (i)

<50U>

Perkins, Frank 0., 1938, PhD, 1966, Biology,

703-60 2-2111

Department of Microbiology-Pathology;

Virginia Institute of Marine Science;

Gloucester Point, VA 23062, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cell biology of massive protozoa
and fungi

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Bacteriology (2) ;
Fishery Biology (2); Marine Biology (3);
Microbiology (1) ; Parasitology (2) ; Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cell biology of marine
coccoid fungi

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cell biology of
haplosporidans

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ultrastruct ure of
iellyfish muscle contraction

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;

County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (3658)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 13, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; s,7

<5«3>

Peet, Robert K., 19ii7, MS, 1971, Botany,

608-365-8626

Ecology and Systematics; Cornell University;

220 Langmuir Labs.; Ithaca, NY 10850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Natural area evaluation; plant
community; structure, diversity, plant
populations, succession

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Porestry(2); Plant
Ecology(l): Soil Science{3); Systemat ics (3) ;
Taxonomy-Plant (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): State government;

Civic action group; Conservation group; USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Consultant f. employee -
Wisconsin scientific area council, survey.

<5<15>

Perry, Thomas 0., 1925, 919-755-2892

Dept. of Forestry; North Carolina State
University; Box 5088 Blltmore Hall; Raleigh,
NC 27 607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Genetics and Physiology of Trees

COMPETENCE: Forestry; Genetics; Physiology;
Population Biology

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;

Conservation or Scientific Group; CC; COB;
HOD (778)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Watershed, forest, range; Fish r. wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YFAPS): Pacific

States (1); Northeast (3) ; Southeast (18)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,30

TABLE 1 - FESPOUDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTIHG)

<5I16>

Petersen, Gary W., 1939, PhD, 1965, Soils,

eiU-865-11U3

Agronomy Dept.; Penn. State Only.; 119 Tyson;

University Park, PA 16802, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Land use, remote sensing,
soil-water relationships, automatic data
processing

COnpETENCE: Agronomy (1); Soil Science(l); Water
Resources Banagement (2) ; Remote Sensing(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Characterization of Soil
Resources

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Applications of remote
sensing data

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TppER: Soil suitability for
septic tanVs

IH'^EREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

■transportation; County or city government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; CC ; rOE;
DOD; EPA; HEW; HDD; OSDI; NSF; OST; BID;
Other Goverments (3077)

IBPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Soil
erosion; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC PAHILIAHITY (TEARS): North Central (It) ;
Northeast (8,!1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<';H7>

Peterson, Charles H., 19ii6, PhD, 1972, Ecology,

301-tt';5-2268

Biological Sciences; University of Maryland

Baltimore County; 5U01 wilkens Avenue;

Catonsville, «D 21228, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population and Community Biology
of Marine Molluscs in Particular

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(1); Aguatic

Fcology(l); Biosta tistics (2) ; fishery
Bioloqy(3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Marine Biology (1); Oceanography (2) ; Pest
Control(3); Plant Ecology(3); Population
Biology(l); Systems Snalysis(3); Taxonomy (2) ;
Malacology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of disturbance of
marine bivalve communities

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of opening Mugu
lagoon to the public

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Computer simulation of
the effects of clumping

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1201)

IMPACT ASSESSMEN"" EXPEPIFNCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Pacific
States(U,M); Northeast (2, H) ; Middle
Atlantic (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<5U8>

Pfaender, Frederic F., 19U3, PhD, 1971,

Microbiology, 919-933-2151

Environ. Science 6 Engineer.; University of

North Carolina; School of Public Health;

Chapel Hill, NC 2751U, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental metabolism and

effects of pesticides and organic pollutants

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecoloqy(3); Bacteriology ( 1) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;
Microbiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Civic action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Microbial degradation of
DDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental distribution
of hexachlorophene

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pesticides in the marine
environment

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of sciences;
U.S. Federal Government (92R)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (2); Northeast (3, M) ; Middle
Atlantic (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON-^H) : A,S: S,S

FESPONDEMTS
(HPHiBETIC«L LISTIBG)

151

<5«9>

Phillips, Walter S. , Jr., 19117, IIS, 1972,
Hicrobiology, 9 19-7';';-2392

Dept. of rlcrobiology; North Carolina state
Dniverslty; Box 5U76 ; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PSIUCIPAI PIEID: Basic and Applied Hicrobiology;
«pplied Environmental and Pollntion
Hicrobiology

COMPETEHCE: Aquatic Fcology(3); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Immunology (2) ; Hicrobiology ( 1) ; Virology(3)

EJtPEBIEHCE (AS CONSOLTAIIT) : Constroction;
Manufacturing

RESEtRCR ACTIYTTY OHF: Hicrobiological changes
during oil degradation in ecosystem

PESEUBCH ACTITTTT TUP: Salinity effects on use of
hydrocarbons

RESEABCH ACTIVITY THBEE: Elevated temperature
effect on petroleum waste treatment

TRTEBEST IH WOPKISR WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Hat'l Academy of
Sciences; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (993)

IHPACT ASSESSHEHT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Hater Resource Development (Genl) ;
Rater guality control

SEOGRAPHIC FAHILIABITT (YEARS): Southeast (3, H)

Pierce, Phillip C, 193U, BS, 1957, midlife
Conservation, 202-693-7290
Army-Office of Chief Engineering; Corps of
Engineers - Civil Horlcs; 1103 Seaton Lane;
Falls Church, VA 22006, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Freshwater Fisheries Management
Including Aguatic Ceed Control

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Fishery

Biology(1); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Pest Control (2) ; Population
Biology(3); Taxonomy(3); Water Resources
Management (3) ; wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : AID

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITXNT) : African; Central
American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Aquatic advisor
control and fishery development

weed

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: LaVe Nicaragua Fisheries
Survey

INTEREST TN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; COE; other Governments (1550)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (Genl) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/diltes; Coastal protection/jetties;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Irrigation; Water
supply; Water quality control; Shoreline
protection; Fish & Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 10) ;
Africa (U,M); Central America (0.1)

<551>

Pilson, Michael F.Q., 1933, PhD, 196U, Marine

Biology, DO 1-792-6 100

Oceanography; Dniverslty of Rhode Island;

Kingston, PI 02881, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquatic chemistry nutrients,
carbon dioxide system

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecoloqy(3) ; Biochemistry (3) ;
Marine Biology (2) ; Oceanography (1) ;
Physiology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Mining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Diffusion from sediments

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Nutrient studies on coral
reefs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Marine mammals from Cape
Cod to Cape Hatteras

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1078)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (8, M); Northeast (6 ,n) ; Canada,
eastern (0)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A,0; S,10

<552>

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PFSPOHDEIT!!
(UPHtBETICM LISTINGl

<5';2>

Pinentel, David, 1925, PhD, 1951, Ecology 6
FntoBOlogy, 607-256-2212

FntoBology 6 Ecology ana Systematlcs; Cornell
Oniversity, Ithaca, NY 11(850, OS

PRIMCIPM FIELD: Population ecology and genetics;
Pest population manageBent

COBPETEHCE; Aniaal Ecology (1); Entomology (1) ;
Genetics (1); liBnology (2) ; Microbiology (3) ;
Parasitology (21 ; Pest Control (1);
Physiology (1) ; SysteBs llnalysls(3) ;
Forestry (3)

EXPERIENCE («S EBPIOTEE) : County or city
goTernBent

EltPEETENCE (AS CONSDITANTI : Agriculture; County
or city governBent; Professional society; The
Nat*l AcadeBy of Sciences TNRC; Onited
Nations; DSDA; EPA; REH; NSF; OST

EESEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological impact of
pollutants and pest BanageBent

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Ecological impact of
pesticides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological effects of
pesticides on non-target organisBs

INTEREST IN HOFKINR WI'H: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (2011)

IMPACT ASSFSSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed,
forest, range; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (YEARS): South Central (1);
Northeast (16,(1) ; Southeast (1) ; Puerto
Rico (3,11)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,7

<553->

Pinkham, Carlos F.A., 19U3, PhD, 1971, Zoology,

301-67 1-2586

Terrestrial Ecology Dnlt; Ecological Research

Section; Biomed Laboratory; Edgewood, nn

210U0, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Inventory and Evaluate Potential
Sources of Terrestrial Pollution

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environ monitoring program
Edgewood Arsenal MD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Insullation assessment
Redstone Arsenal, AL

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environ survey Pine
Bluff, AR

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; USDI; NSF; OST
(3852)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Watershed, forest, range; Fish t wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central ("^j;
Middle Atlantic(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 8; S,8; as long
as not Army-related proiect

<55U>

Poe, Thomas P., 190tt, MS, 1972, Arruatic Biology,

215-327-OlOU

Macroinvertebrate Section; Tchthyological

Associates; Friclts Lock Rd . ; R.D. 1;

Pottstown, PA 19U6I), US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Research and survey work in
aguatic ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aguatic
Fcology(l); Entomology (1) ; Fishery
Biology (2) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Limnology (2) ; Parasitology (2) ; population
Biology(2); Systematics ( 1) ; ''axonomy (1) ;
Veterinary Science (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Utility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological survey of the
Schuylkill River

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (U0^6)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish C Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(2,M) ; Northeast (U, M)

1S3

<555>

TUBti; 1 - FPSPOIIOEIITS

(ALPHUBETICH IISTIIIG)

Polgar, Tihor T, , 1903, MS, 1970, Oceanography,
001-792-6293

Gra4. School of Oceanography; Onlverslty of
Khode Island; Harra. Marine Laboratory;
Kingston, Rl 02881, US

PRINCIPAI FIRLD: Sssessnent of environmental

modification by pollution (marine-physical-
biol.)

COMPETENCE: ftninal Behavior (3); «nimal

Ecology (3) ; Biostati sties (2) ; Environmental
Pollutlon(l); Oceanography (1) ; Systems
Analysis (2)

RESEARCH ACTTVTTY ORE: Dredge spoil disposal in
Rhode Island Sound

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Correlations betneen env.
variables and migration

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Potential effect of
poverplant on Narra. Bay

INTEREST IN HORKING dlTH: Utility; State
government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of Sciences; Dnlted Nations; AEC; CC;
COE; DOC; EPA; HEN; OSDI ; NSP; OST; AID;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western (1016)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7, M, B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

<';';7>

Porter, James »., 1906, PhD, Biology, 203-036-0723
Biology Dept. ; Yale Oniversity; Box 2025; Nev
Haven, CT 06S20, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biology of coral reefs;
theroretlcal ecology; biogeography of
tropical marine animals

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Ecology (2) ; Anthropology (3) ; Aquatic
Ecology(2) ; Entomology (2) ; Marine Biology (1);
Paleontology(2) ; Population Biology (1);
Systematics (1) ; ■^anonomy(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Effects of a Panama
Sea-level Canal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Starfish predation and its
effect on coral reefs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Caribbean coral reef
structure and diversity

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
conservation group; Professional society;
TIE; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; anited Nations;
World Banli; IBCN; Onesco/Peace Corps; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments ('530)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Canals/Channels;
Navigation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 3) ;
Central America (2, M) ; South America(1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<556'>

Pore, Robert S., 1938, PhD, 196s, Botany,

300-293-5857

Microbiology Dept.; West Virginia Oniv.

Medical School; Morqantown, WV 26506, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Medical mycology, phycology and
pathobiology of microorganisms in general

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (3) ; Genetics(2); Medical
Mycologyd); Microbiology (1) ; Plant
Pathology (2) ; Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Prototheca

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Oral Yeasts

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Otility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; USDA;
AEC; COE; EPA; HEW; HOD; DSDI; NSF; OST;
Other Governments (2010)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(3); Southwest (2) ; North Central (5) ;
South Central (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<558>

Porter, Karen J., 1907, PhD, 1973, Ecology,
203-036-8180

Biology Department; Yale Oniversity; Prospect
and Sachem St.; Nev Haven, CT 06520, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The interaction of nutrients,

algae, and zooplankton in aquatic food chains

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecology(l); Limnology (1) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Population Biology (1); Systematics (1) ;
Taxonomy(l); Water Resources Management (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The effect of zooplankton
on algal populations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1*^7?)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (GENL)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,5

<559>

TABLE 1

RESPOHBEIITS
(SLPHUBETICAL IISTIRG)

IS*

<5S9>

Posaentier, Eric S. , 1913, PhD, 1968,

Geophysics-212-6211

Oceanography; City Dniversity of New Tortt;

138 St. 6 Convent ftye. ; Hew York, NT 10031,

OS

PRIHCIPAL FIELD: Oceanography and meteorology,
acoustics

COBPETENCE; Environmental Pollution (2) ;

limnology (2) ; Oceanography (1) ; Systems
Analysis(l); Geophysics ( 1)

EXPEBIENCE (Bs COHS'JLTSHT) : Transportation;
county or city government; COE; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Planning environmental
impact prediction facility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Have prediction for
shoreline construction

INTEREST IN WORKING HITH: Private Sector: Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Onlted Nations; AEC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW;
HOD; nsDI; NSF; GST; AID; DOT; Other
Governments; Asian; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American (U03*^)

IMPACT ASSESSHENT' ETPERIENCE: Airports; Coastal
protect ion/1etties; Navigation; Shoreline
protection; Orban air pollution

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (9) ;

Asia; Canada, eastern; Europe, eastern; South
America

AVAILABILITY (DATS PES HONTH) : A,'5; S , 25

<561>

Pough, r . Harvey, 19U2, PhD, 1968, Vertebrate

Zoology, 60T-256-UUU7

Ecology and Systematics; Cornell Dniversity;

Langmulr Lab.; Ithaca, NT lUflSO, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental physiology of
fishes, amphibians, and reptiles

COHPETENCE: Anatomy (2); Animal Behavior (2);
Animal Ecoloqy(2); Aquatic Fcology(2);
Biochemistry (3) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Paleontology (2) ; Pest
ControlO) ; Physiology (1) ; Population
Biology(2); Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; state
government; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Amphibians as pollution
indicators

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Adaptations of reptile
blood

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; nining;
Otility; Local Government; conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; Int. Biol. Program; D.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1335)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Fish 6
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific

States (U,N); Southwest (2, M) ; Northeast (U) •
Central America (1)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER HONTH): A,U; S,U

<560>

Post, Boyd w., 1928, DR., 1962, Sllvics-Forestry,
202-UU7-2977

C.S.R.S. Dept. of Agriculture; mth 6
Independence; Washington, DC 20250, OS

PRINCIOAI FIELD: Forest soil-site relations, tree
physiology, research management

COHPETENCE: Forestry(l); Plant Ecology (3) ;
Physiology (2) ; Soil Science(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Forest soil-site research
in northern hardwoods

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Research administration

TPTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; D.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (365)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
South Central(l); Northeast (1 1,H) ;
Southeast (U) ; Africa (1)

<562>

Powell, Paul E., 19«1, MS, 1973, Mycology,
607-256-3293

Plant Pathology; Cornell Dniversity; Ithaca,
NY 111850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant disease diagnosis

COMPETENCE: Plant Pathology (2) ; Tai[onomy(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;
Rockefeller Foundation; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Di agnostition , plant
disease diagnostic lab.

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Monographic studies of
discomycetes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local
Government; International Organizations:
OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; EPA; HEW; HOD;
OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; Other Governments
(630)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITT (TEARS): Southwest ( 1) ;
Northeast(6,H) ; Hexico(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH): A, 7; S,7

^ss

<56 3>

TABIE 1

BESPONDBNTS
(AlPHSBETICUL LISTING)

<';63>

Poyner, Martin B., 1911, BS, 19m, Entonology,
30 2-3«U-U260

OS Department of Agriculture; Aninal and
Plant Health Inspection Service; 502fi Herzel
Place; Beltsville, HD 2070^, OS

PRTNCIPAL FIELD: Insect pest control and plant
quarantine activities

COBPETENCE: EntoBology (2) ; Pest Control(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Transportation; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State governnent; Conservation group;
Professional society; USDA

EXPERIENCE (AS C0NSDLTANT1 : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Transportation; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Onited Nations; OSDA; AID;
Central American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Consultant - nse of
Pesticides - Central America - Guatemala

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TRO: Pesticide consultant -
Central America - Panama 6 Mexico

INTEREST IN BORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Manufacturing; Transportation; Local
Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Onited
Nations; D.S. Federal Government; Central
American; Sooth American (510)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPESIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Forestry; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific

States(8) ; Rocky Mountain (15) ; Soathvest (1 5) ;
Northeast (1) ; Middle Atlantic (6); Central
Amer ica

Prager, Jan C, , 1931, PhD, 1961, Protozoology,
U01-789-9751

National Marine Water Quality Laboratory;
O.S. Environmental Protection Agency; P.O.
Box 277; Best Kingston, RI 028B1, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Estuarine and marine plankton
biology and pollution effects evaluation

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine

Biology (1); Microbiology (2) ; Plant Ecology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : EPA; DSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS COMSOLTANT) : Manufacturing;

Dtility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; state government;
Civic action group; Conservation group; AEC;
COE; HFS; (ISDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Thermal discharge effects
on marine plankton

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal discharge effects
on marine plankton

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Thermal discharge
effects on marine plankton

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (ITJU)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Dredging, filling; Coastal
protection/let ties; Canals/Channels;
Hydroelectric power; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 21 , M) ;
Northeast(M) ; Middle Atlantic(15)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): Determined by
government assignment

<56";'>

Prager, Manfred J., 1927, PhD, 1956, Physics
Chemistry, 201-627-U200
Nucor Corporation; 2 Richwood Place;
Denville, NJ 0683U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Development of Air and Water
Monitoring Methods and Instruments for
Pollutants

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Develop phosphorus in
water monitor

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Develop sulfur in air
monitor

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Develop oil in water
monitor

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government (1S29)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic (22, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

<S66>

156

TUBLE 1

RESPONDEKTS
(ALPHUBETICAL LISTING)

<566>

Prauer, David, 1"323, PhD, 19S2, nicrobiology,
201-2tt7-n66

Biochemistry 6 Bicrobioloqy; Putqers
Dniversity; Ul Bine St.; New Brunswick, NJ
08900, OS

PRINCIPM FIELD: sicrobial ecology of soils and
waters

COWPETENCE: Aqronomy (2) ; Bacteriology (2) ;

Biochemistry (2) ; FnTironmental Pollution (2) ;
l"arine Biology(2); Microbiology (1) ; Pest
Control (2) ; Plant Patholoqy (2) ; Soil
Science (2)

EXPERIENCE (US EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; State
government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; Onited Nations; DOD ; EPA; HEH;
NSF; Asian; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Workshop on ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TNO: life detection on other
planets

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Consultant to Indian
Institute in Nicrobiology

INTEREST IN DORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (108)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic (22, H) ; Europe, western(2)

<567>

Price, Donald L., PhD, 195'?, 7oology

Physicians Bloanalytlcal Laboratory Inc.;
■5670 St. Barnabas Rd.; "ion Hill, MD 207U0,
OS

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Anthopoloqy (1) ;
Bacterloloqy (3) ; Entomology(2) ;
Immunology (3) ; Interdisciplinary Science (2);
Cultural Anthropology; nicrobiology (3) ;
Parasitology (1) ; Pathology (3) ; Medical
Zoology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOL' AH'') : Construction;

Manufacturing; Foreign Govts; Professional
society; AID

RESEARCH ACTIVI-'Y ONE: Host/Parasite

Interrelationships in fllarlod disease
infections

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pathology of parasitic
diseases

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of
Onchocerciasis In Ethiopia

INTEREST TN WORKING WITH: Local GDvernment;
International Organizations; n.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (97)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Multidlsci plinary approach to disease control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle

Atlantic (10) ; Hawaii (visits) ; Asia (visits) ;
Africa (3) ; Europe, western (visits)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, as required;
S,as required

<-56B>

Proqulske, Donald R., 1923, PhD, igsfi, wildlife
Biology, 1113-51(5-2257

Forestry - Wildlife Management; Dniversity of
Massachusetts; Amherst, MA 01002, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of upland and big game
animals

COMPETESCE: Animal Behaviot(2); Animal

Ecology(2); Forestry(3); Ornithology (2) ;
Range Science(3); Wildlife Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State University

EXPERIEHCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State University

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Gross changes of the Black
Hills Pine Forest

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Movements of Pheasants in
South Dakota

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (17U8)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central (U,H) ; South Central (16, M) ;
Northeast (2) ; Middle Atlantlc(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A,U; S,U

157

<";69>

TABLE 1

RE";PONDEIITS
{AtPHABETICAL LISTING)

Prosser, Norville S., 1912, (IS, 1967, Fish
Science, 703-786-6977

Fish Division; Virginia Coamision Game f.
Inland Fisheries; Pt. 8, Box 19;
Fredericksburg, V» 22»01, ns

PFIHCIPAL FIELD: Hqnatic Ecology vith Emphasis on
Preshnater Fisheries

COBPETEVCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIEHCE (»S EHPIOTEE) : State government; nSDT

EXPERIFHCE (AS COMSOITAST) : Civic action gronp;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Northeast Va. fisheries
survey

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''SO: Public fishing lake
fertill7ation survey

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Lake Burke census survey

INTEREST IN WORKING ilTH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (186S)

<57T>

Ralston, Charles »., 1921, PhD, 19«9, Forest
Soils, 919-68lt-2135

School of Forestry; Duke Oniversity; 2531
Brightvood Ave.; Durham, NC 27706, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Forest resources sciences and
environmental management

COHPETENCE; Aqronomy(3); Agricultural science(3);
Biostatlstics(2) ; Forestry(l); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Plant Ecology (1); Soil
Science(l); Bater Resources lanagement (3)

ETPEFIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Agriculture;
Hanufacturing; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Primary productivity,
annual and seasonal, loblolly pine

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSo: Site productivity - soil
factors

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: tatershed nutrient
budgets - Central Rocky Hountains

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organisations; n.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (1*^5*^)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Airports; Highways; Pesticides, herbicides;
Soil erosion: Tailings, spoils disposal;
Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Canals/Channels; Flood
control; Water supply; Fish t wildlife
conservation

THPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAWILIARITT (YEARS): Southeast (26)
Europe, western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 3; 5,1";

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (2) ; Middle Atlantic ('^,H)

<570>

Raizen, Eileen C, 1938, PhD, 1967, Microbiology,

1I12-B3I1-6317

Biological Sciences; Ouquesne Dniv.;

Pittsburgh, PA 15219, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial genetics

COMPETENCE: Bacteri ology ( 1) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Genetics(l);
Immunology (2) ; Microbiology (1) ;
Physiologv(3) ; Virology (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
government; Conservation or scientific group;
international organizations; D.S. Federal
government; Other Governments (1827)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : ROCky

Mountain (1); Southwest (2) ; North Central (U);
fiddle Atlantic (5, M) ;

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<572>

Randall, Clifford W., PhD, 1966, Environmental

Health Engineering

Civil Engineering; Virginia Polytechnic

Institute; Dept. of Civil Engineering;

Blacksburg, VA 2U061, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Design and operation of Waste
Treatment Systems and Receiving Waterways

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Microbiology (3) ; Water
Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Hanufacturing; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Water quality monitoring
program for Occoquan watershed

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '^WO: Optimal procedures for
sludge disposal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Treatability of various
munitions manufacturing wastewater

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Aqrculture;

Manufacturing; Wining; Local Government;
OSDA; CC; COE; DOD ; EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF;
OST; AID; Other Governments (3R9U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS); Southwest (5, H) ;
South Central (1); Northeast (0. 5) ;
Southeast (7,n)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,6

TliBLE 1 - FESPOSDEHTS

(»IPH»BETTCAL IISTTSG)

!■;?

Saach, Henry W., 19U2, PhD, 19T2, Geochenistry ,
^Oa-293-S603

Geology and Geography; West Virginia
Oniversity; 105 Shite Hall; Morgantovn, B7
26506, OS

psmclPAL FIELD: Karst and Cave Hydrology and
Geology; Hater Pollution, especially Hlne
Drainage and Inorganic)

COMPETENCE: Environtiental Pollution(2) ; Water
Sesoorces Hanagement (2) ; Karst and
Groundwater Hydrology (1)

ETPEBIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State govern«ent

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Geologic factors affecting
solution porosity of karst aquifers

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; Local Government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
DSDA; AEC; COE; EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSE;
Canadian (38(18)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7 , M)

AVATLABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,U; S,10

<57(l'>

Reagan, Roland E., 19U2, MS, 1969, Fishery
Management, 919-755-2631
Zoology Dept.; North Carolina State
Oniversity; P.O. Box 5577; Raleigh, NC
27607, OS

PRINCIPAL 'TELD: Fish genetics

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic
Ecology (7); Biochenistry (1) ;
Biostatistics (1) ; Fishery Biology(3);
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Genetics(3);
Immunology (1) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(l); Microbiology (1) ; Nutrition (1) ;
Plant Ecology(l) ; Population Biology(l);
wildlife Management (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Hertiability of weight and
length in channel catfish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Organic composition of 22
species of freshwater fishes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Separation of blaegill
population with serological methods

INTEREST TN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
world Bank; O.s. Federal Government; Asian;
Central American; Canadian; Furopean,
eastern; European, western; South American
(852)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (8 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<575->

Reed, Lanny W. , 1996, MS, 1971, wildlife Ecology,

U12-a95-7711

Bionomics Studies Group; Michael Baker, Jr.,

Inc.; 11301 Dutchridge Road; Beaver, PA

15009, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Terrestrial and wetland ecology
with special interest in waterfowl

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Transportation;

Utility; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Terrestrial r. vet land
evaluation for transmission line corridor

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Wildlife evaluation, draft
E.I.S. for highway

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Wildlife baseline data
for power plant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific '^roup;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (310)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; vlsh 6 wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central(5,M)

<576->

Rehwoldt, Robert E., PhD, 1952, chemistry

Chemistry; Environmental Science; M^rlst
College; Poughkipsee, NY 12601, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Heavy Metal Toxicity Toward
Fresh Water Aquatic Communities

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Limnology(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Construction; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; civic
action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONB: Acute toxicity heavy
metals fish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Acute toxicity heavy
metals fish temperature

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Acute toxicity heavy
metal benthlc

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government: other Governments (1368)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Soil erosion; Water
guality control; Fish r, wildlife
conservation; Land Development

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Sou thwest ( 1 . 5) ;
Northeast(19,M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

TABLE 1 - 8PSP0IIDENTS

(HLPHABETICUL LISTING)

159

<57T>

Pho, Jlnnqoe, 1939, PhD, 1972, Environsen tal
Microbiology, 813-5«5-2881
Institute of Agricultural E Industrial
Blcroblology; Marshall Hall, Dnlverslty of
nassachusetts; Amherst, HA 01002, OS

PRIHCTPAL FIELD: Cellulose Production by

Planktonlc Algae and Pate of Cellulose In
Lacustrine Environnen ts

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (2) ; Animal
EcologyC); Aquatic Ecology(l);
Bacteriology (1) ; Biochemistry (2) ; Pood
Sciences(3); Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;
Limnology (1) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Microbiology (1) ; Plant Ecology(2);
Physiology (2) ; Taitonomy(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; State
government; Civic action group; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTSNT) : Agriculture

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Postdoctoral research
associate

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Consultant of microbiology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Research assistant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Transportation;
ntility: Local Government: Conservation or
Scientific Group; Onited Nations; D.S.
Federal Government (2921)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Water
l^esource Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Reservoir releases; Water supply; Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (8) ;
Asia (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PPR MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<578>

Rice, Clifford P., 1910, PhD, 1972, Phycology,

315-1177-8522

life Science Division; Syracuse Dniversity

Research Corp; Merrill Lane Onlv.; Syracuse,

NT 13210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Interactions of Environmental
Pollutants with Harlne and Freshwater
Phytoplankton

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine
Biology (2) ; Microbiology (2) ; Phycology (1)

EXPERIENCB (AS EMPLOYEE): COE; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: NIH Trainee - Metabolism
of DDT by freshwater algae

RESEARCH Acn-IVITY TWO: Optake and metabolism of
DDT E Dieldrin by marine algae

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Persistence of

dichlobenil E endothall In pond water E
hydrosoil

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; OSDA; AEC;
COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; NSP; OST; Asian;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western (970)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific

States (1); Northeast (7, M) ; Asia(1); Europe,
western ( 1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<579>

Richards; Clarence E., 1927, MS, 19';u, Wildlife

Management, 703-6U2-2111

Ichthyology; Virginia Institute of Marine

Science; P.O. Box 262; Gloucester Point, VA

2J062, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Biology, and Age
Growth Analyses of Fishes

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government;
Conservation group; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOtTANT) : Local or regional
planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Age, Growth and
Distribution of Black Drum

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Analog Simulation in Fish
Population Studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Marine Fishes of
Virginia's Eastern Shore

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation of Scientific Group;
U.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(2067)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIPNCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish E Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2) ;
Southeast (19)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): S,6

160

<';(<o>

TABLE 1 - RESPONrEtlTS

(MPHABETICUL IISTIKG)

Richkus, Willia» ». , 19««, PhD, 1973,
Oceanography, 609-''71-2U56

Biology; Trenton State College; Trenton, HJ
08625, DS

P'lNCIPAL FIEID: nrientatlon and Migration of Pish

COnPETBNCE: Anatomy (3) : Anlsal Behavior(l):
Aninal Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology(2);
Biostatistics(21 ; Fishery Biology(2);
Linnoloqy (3) : Barlne Biology (2)
OcSBiology (2) ; Oceanography (2) ;
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology (2)

HESBARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fishway evaluation stody

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC ; COE; DOD; EPA; HEN;
DSDI; NSF; Other Governuents (2918)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Pish S Wildlife
conservation

COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; HUD; AID; DOT; Canadian

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: O.S. Federal

Governnent; Other Governnents (207U)

IHPACT ASSESSHENT EIPEBIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Energy conversion/production;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides: Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes;
Canals/channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Irrigation; Water
supply; Water quality control; Shoreline
protection; Fish Z wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABTLIAPITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (a); Rocky Hountain (0,H) ; Southwest ( 1) ;
North Central(2); Southeast(3)

GEOGRAPHIC FAtllLlARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(2); Northeast {«,«)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,ll; S,30

<SR3->

Ring, Paul D., 1905, MS, 1969, Marine Botany,

207-56 3-31U6

Cooperative Entension Service; University of

Maine; Ira C. Darling Center; Walpole, ME

08573, DS

<581->

Rideout, Stephen G. , 19ii6, MS, 1973, Fisheries
Biology, 1113-5U5-2757

Massachusetts Coop Fish Dnit ; 113A Parle St.;
Fasthampton, MA 01027, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fisheries biology - basic
statistical applications and population
dynasics

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3) ; Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology(3); Aquatic Ecology (2) ;
Blostatistlcs(2) ; Fishery Biology(l);
Forestry(2); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnologv (2) ; Marine *?lology(2);
Oceanography (3) ; Population Bloloqy(2);
Systems Analysis (3); wildlife Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Alewife utilization of
Parker Fiver, Massachusetts

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
CC; COE; EPA; DSDI; NSF; osT ; Canadian (89U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, unknown;
S, unknown

PRINCIPAL FIELD;
Mycology

Marine Botany - Both Phycology 6

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Aquatic Ecologv(3);
Fishery Bloloqy(2); Marine Blology(l);
Microbiology (1) ; Oceanography ( 1) ; Plant
Fcoloqy(l) ; Plant Pathology(2) ;
Physiology (3) ; Taxonomy(l); wildlife
Management (2)

EIPEHIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : nSDA; USDC

FTPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or cltv

government; Local or regional planning group;
Civic action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nannoplankt on - Diatom
study of Maine estuaries

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Crab resources of Maine

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '^HREE: Aquaculture potential
for Maine

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
Transportation; Otlllty; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; USDA; AEC; USDC;
CC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; nSDI; NSF; OST; AID;
DOT; other Governments (3650)

<582>

Riley, David F., 1939, BS, 1962, Wildlife
Management, 202-3tt3-2250
River Basin Studies; Dept. of Interior
(FSP-RB) ; E St.; Washington, DC 202U0, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Long-Range Land Ose Planning for
Pish and Wildlife Resources

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Aquatic
Ecology(2); Elostatlstlcs; Fishery
Biology (2) ; Environmental Pollution;
Limnology (?) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Population Biology (2); Range
Science; Systems Analysis (2) ; Water Resources
Management (1) ; Wildlife Management

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC ;

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (Genl) ; Channelization: Dredging,
filling; Coastal protection/iettles;
Canals/Channels; Water quality control;
shoreline protection; Pish f, wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North Central (2) ;
Northeast(tt)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON'^H) : A,3-U; S,3-U

161

<5eo>

TUBLE 1

BESPORDENTS
(ALPHUBETICUL LISTINGl

<5eu>

Ritchie, Donaia 0., lom, PhD, 1?U7, Botany,
212-280-5103

Dept. of Biology; Barnard College; 606 B 120
St.; New TorV, NT 10027, OS

PSINCIPdl FIELD: Culture Distribution and
cytology of tquatic Bicroorganisns

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPIOTEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (SS CONS0tT»NT) : Manufacturing: County
or city qoTerninent; DOD; NSF

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Copper tolerance in algae

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Fungus inhibition by wood
extracts

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Fungus invasion of wood

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (150t)

<585'>

Ritchie, Gary A., 1901, PhD, 1971, Forest

Ecology, 716-876-5050

Environmental Resources; Buffalo Dist Corps

of Engineers; 1776 Niagara Street; Buffalo,

NY 10207, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental Impact Analysis
and Impact Statement Preparation Dnder NEPA

COHPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : CnE

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; AFC; COE; ODD; OSDI;
DOT; Canadian; European, western

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Physiological ecology,
plant-water relations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Environmental impacts,
Presque Isle beach erosion

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental Impacts,
Stannards reservoir

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: COE (1236)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes; Coastal
protection/let ties; Canals/Channels;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Shoreline
protection; Fish 5 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIllARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (8, H); Northeast (2)

<586->

Ritchie, Jr., Douglas E., 1933, AB, 1055,
Biology-Chemistry, 301-326-0281
Department of Fisheries; Natural Resources
Institute; Onlverslty of Haryland; P.O. Box
38; Solomons, HD 20f.88, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Adult and young fishes of

Chesapeake Bay and tributaries, especially
striped bass

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2) ; Fishery Bioloqy(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Gross biological effect of
overboard disposal in upper Chesapeake Bay -
fish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological evaluation of
widening and deepening C r, o Canal - fish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Evaluation of sex biopsy
method - striped bass

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (120)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;

Canals/Channels; Fish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (12)

<5a7>

Rlzzo, Benedetto, 1932, MS, 1966, Environmental

Engineering, 617-223-2970

U.S. Fish G Hildlife Service; Bureau of Sport

Fisheries 6 wildlife; D.S. Post Office 6

Courthouse; Boston, MA 02109, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Planning, Design and

Construction of Anadromous Fish Passage and
Protective Facilities

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (2) ; Mater
Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Conservation group; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Dtility; State
government; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Engineering Advisor to

Technical and Policy Committee for Fisheries
Management of the Connecticut River Basin

INTEREST IN NORKING WITH: Otillty; State

government; Conservation group; D.S. Federal
Government (2060)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Reservoirs/Dams; Canals/Channels;
Hydroelectric power; Fish S wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 17 , M)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

<S88>

TABLE 1 - RESPOHOBNTS

(iLPHABETTCXl LISTING)

162

<588>

Robertson, dilliam uth, 19a3, HJ , 196«, Bioloqy,

202-961-1860

Bniironrnental Stadies Board; National tcadeny

of Sciences; 2101 Constitution Avenue;

Washington, DC 20018, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environuental Studies,
Assessfient and Evaluation

COHPETENCE: Biochemistry (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Harine Biology (3) ;
Paleoethnobotany (2)

ErPESIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : The Nat'l Acadeny of
Sciences

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAHT) : The Institute of
Ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Hater quality criteria 1972

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Tell el Hesi Archeologlcal
project

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Critical problems of the
coastal zone

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (990)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Southvest (3) ;
Torltey(0.2S,n) ; Africa(.08); Israel (. 08, l«)

<S89>

Robinson, Beatrice B., 1901, PhD, 1968, Plant

Physiology, 315-006-U336

Biology; Syracuse University; Oniversity

College; 0 30 Nottinghai Rd. ; Syracuse, NY

13210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Algae - Taxonomy, General
Ecology, Physiology

COHPETENCE; Bacteriology (3) ; Genetics(3);

Hicroblology (3) ; Physiology (2) ; Taxonomy (1) ;
Algal Photomorphogencsis(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : OSDA

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (3356)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (13, M)

AVAILABILITY {DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,20

<S90>

Robinson, Farrel R., 1927, PhD, 196";, Vet.

Pataology, 202-576-260 1

Veterinary pathology Division; Armed Forces

Institutes of Pathology; Fern 6 AlasVa;

Washington, DC 20306, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Diagnosis animal disease
including toxicologic disease

COMPETENCE: Animal Husbandry (3) ; Environmental
Pollution(2) ; Pathology (1) ; Veterinary
Science(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agrlc'llture;

Professional society; The Nat'l Academy of
SclencesINRC; Onited Nations; USDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oxygen toxicity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Inhaled gaseous irritants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY trreE: Beryllium toxicity

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S, Federal
Government (1R05)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPPIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (3); Southvest (2, M) ; North
Central(11,M) ; Middle Atlantic(^);
Southeast (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<591>

Roche, Michael B., 1900, MA, 1972, Oceanography,

910-352-1037

Phytoplankton Ecology; Lanont Doherty Geo.

Obs. ; Palisades, NY 10960, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine PhytoplanVton, ecology,
biogeography, guantitative models

COMPETENCE: Marine Biology(2); Oceanography ( 1) ;
Paleontology (2) ; Systems Analysis(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Manufacturing; Civic
action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Quantitative ecology of
North Atlantic Flora

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Bottom water currents in
N.Y. bight

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1070)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor t heast (5, M) ;
Middle Atlantic(2,M) ; H. Atlantic(M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<59 2>

•'ABLE

- RESPOMCENTS

(ALPH»BETTC«t LISTING)

<592>

Rohde, Wayne G., 19U6, IIS, 1971, Natural
Sesources, 202-227-2512

Photo Interp. Research Div. ; OS »r«y Engr
Topo labs; Ft. Bel»olr, V« 22060, OS

PRINCIPAl PIEID: Aerial Sensing for Evalnatlng:
Stress in Veg., Land Ose, Recreation, and
Natural Resources

COBPETENCE: AqronoBy(l); Agricultural Sclence(3);
Aquatic Ecology (31 ; Pntotnology (2) ;
T'orestry (1) : Environmental Pollution (31 ;
Plant Ecology(11; Plant Pathology (2) ;
Physiology f3) : Range Science (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : County or city

government; Conservation group; Professional
society; COE; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Remote sensing of stress
in plant communities

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Leaf reflectance and
response to stress

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Remote sensing of gypsy
moth defoliation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Transportation; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; State
government: Conservation group; Professional
society; ''he Institute of Ecology; The lat'l
Academy of Sciences; DSDA; AEC; DSDC; COE;
DOD; EPA; HEW; HOD; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT;
Central American; Canadian; South American
(37118)

IKPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; ParVs,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Houn tain (0.5, ti) ; Southwest (0. 5, n) ; North
Central (2,11) ; Northeast (H) ; niddle
Atlantic(2,H) ; Southeast («)

<593>

Rollason Jr., Herbert D., 1917, PhD, 19U9,
Biology/History, U13-5U5-2627
nept. of Zoology; Oniversity of
Hassachusetts; Horrill Science Center;
Amherst, WA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Growth, compensatory

hypertrophy, development of mammalian Icidney

COHPETENCE: Anatomy (2); Genetics (2) ;
Histology/Cytology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Compensatory hypertrophy
of rat kidney

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture: Local

Government; Professional society; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; O.S, Federal Government;
other Governments (133U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 1) ;
Northeast (32)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 5; S,2a

<59U->

Roman, Hicheal R., 19U9, US, 1973, Oceanography,

203-66i-flO80

Biological Oceanography: 138 at Convent Ave.;

New York, NY 10031, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The Factors Controllng the
Spatial and Temporal Distribution of
Zooplankton

COnPETEHCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology(2); Aquatic Ecology(2): Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Marine Blology(l);
Oceanography (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The Effect of Halthion on
Crayfish Respiration

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Temporal <; Spatial
Variation of Zoo- in the Hudson Estuary

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Dieldrin Cone, in the
Trophic Levels of a Narsh

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government; Local
or regional planning group; state government;
Conservation or Scientific f:roup;
International Organisations; O.S. Federal
Government (3971)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH); A, 5; S.All

<595>

Root, Richard B., 1936, PhD, 196U, Ecology,

607-2S6-3076

Entomology Dept.; Cornell Oniversity; Ithaca,

NY 1U850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Dynamics of Insects,
Ecology of Crops, Tropical Insect Associations

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (2) ; Animal
Hehavior(2) ; Animal Ecology (1) ;
Anthropology (3) ; Entomology (1) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Horticulture (2) ;
Ornithology (1) ; Pest Control (2) ; Plant
Ecology (2); Population Biology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Rockefeller Foundation

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : 05DI; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Diversity and stability of
tropical crop systems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Influence of vegetation
diversity on insects

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pesticides induced aphid
outbreaks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1507)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (6, M); Northeast (7 ,H) ; South
Imerica (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

<596->

IRK

T»BI.1! 1

RFSPONDEMTS

(HLPHABBTICAL tISTING)

<596>

FoscinsVi, Robert J., 1950, BS, 1972, Zoology,

81U-899-2027

3907 Sancy »»e. ; Brie, PA 16510, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: My coBpetence Is in fisheries
science

COIIPETEHCE: Animal Behavior (3); Aninal
Kcology(3); Aquatic Ecology(3):
Biochemistry (3) ; Biostatistics(3) :
Biophysics (3) ; Pntomology (3) ; Fishery
Biology(l); Environmental Pollntion (3) ;
Genetics(3); Limnology (3) ; Population
Biology(3); Reproductive Biology(3); Rater
Resources Hanagement (3) ; Wildlife
Management (3)

IBTEBEST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; lining;
Utility; Local Government; Civic action
group; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology(7TF) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences INFC; OSDA; COE;
EPA; HEW; DSDI; HSP; OST (20";)

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (0. 5)

AVAILABILITY (DAY? PER HONTH) : Currently serving
in O.S. Army, ETS is Dec. 3, 197U

<597>

Rose, Cort D., 1937, PhD, 196fi, Ecology,
301-326-112R1

Department of Fisheries; Chesapeake
Biological Laboratory; University of
Maryland; Box 38; Solomons, BD 20688, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquaculture of Shrimp and
shellfish

COBPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology(l);
Biostatistics (1) ; Fishery Biology(11;
Environmental Pollution(l) ; Genetics(3);
Marine Biology(H; Oceanography (3) ; Water
Resources Management (1) ; Wildlife
Hanagement (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; local or regional planning
group; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oil spill in the
Schuylkill River basin

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Agoaculture in Louisiana
salt-marsh impoundment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Shellfish hatchery in
Chesapeake Bay

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
government; Conservation or scientific group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other governments (13)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPEHIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): (lidaie
Atlantic (2, M) ; Southeast (10, «)

<598'>

Ross, Robert M., 19U9, BA, 1971, Biology,

012-588-8999

RD t5 Nercer Road; Greenville, PA 16125, 0<;

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Aspects of communication
behavior in birds

COMPETENCE: Animal Pehavior(2); Ornithology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Civic action group;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Communication behavior in
white-breasted Nuthatch

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. federal
Government; Other Governments (319H)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (M) ;
Southeast (1) ; Japan(l)

<599'>

Ro«e, Gilbert T., 19H2, PhD, 1968, Zoology,
617-5U8-m00

Biology; Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution; Woods Bole, MA 025U3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Benthlc invertebrate community
ecology in the deep sea

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecology(l); Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;
Marine Biology(l); Oceanoqraph y (2) ;
Population Biology (3) ; Systemat Ics (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of submarine
canyons

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Animal sediments
relationships In deep sea

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Solid refuse disposal,
deepsea, effects

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (3180)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling: Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Water quality control; Pish *V
wildlife conservation; Ocean Dumping

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South Central (2);
Northeast(ii,M) ; Southeast (3, 1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 9; s,10

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

165

<600>

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTF;

(»LPH»BETIC»L LISTING)

<600>

Ruber, Ernest, 1930, PhD, 1965, Zoology,

617-«37-22fi0

Biology; Mortheastern Dniyersity; Boston, fl»

02115, ns

PPINCIPAL FIELD: Kcology of Salt Harsh deiofauna

COMPETENCE: UnatoBiy (31 ; Sniual Ecology (2) ;
Aquatic Ecology (1); Biostatistics(3) ;
Entonology (3) ; Environiiental Pollution (2) ;
Linnoloqv (2) ; Salt Harsh Ecology(l); Barine
Biology ( 1) ; Parasitology (3) ; Pest Control (3) ;
Plant Ecology(31; Population Biology(2);
systematics (3)

RESEHRCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bole of yillifish in salt
marsh pool dynamics

8ESEABCH ACTIVITY TSP: Effects of organophosphate
insecticides on algae

HESEABCH ACTIVITY THBEE: Effects of larvicides on
Biicrocrustaceans

INTEREST IN voSKING VIITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; County or city governnent; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; D.S.
Federal Government; Canadian (1891)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EltPEBIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGBAPHIC FAHILIAEITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, «) ;
Middle Ptlantic (7,H)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,6

<601>

Rudkin, George T., 1917, PhD, 19U2, Genetics

Institute for Cancer Research; 7701 Burholme
Avenue; Philadelphia, PA 19111, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cytochemistry of chromosomal
activity; chemical aspects of development

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

INTEREST IN NORKING KITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Gronp;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (U13)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

St>tes(?,M); Middle Atlantic (21, M) ; Europe,
western (3, M) ; Polynesia (3) ; ftustralia(3)

<602'>

Russell, Barold G. , Jr., 1919, MS, 19148,

Entomology, 202-693-f999

Office Chief Engineers; Department of Army;

1000 Independance Ave.; Bashlngton, DC

20310, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Management of Department of
Army, pest management programs

COMPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; Forestry (3);
Limnology(2) ; Marine Biology (2);
Oceanography (3) ; Pest Control(11; TaTonomy(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : COB; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pesticide categorization

INTEREST IN BORKING WITH: Onited Nations; CC;
COE; DOD; OST (1027)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocljy
Mountain (U); Southwest (2) ; Middle
Atlantic (19) ; Asia (2)

<603->

Sack, »illlam A., 1935, PhD, 196U, civil
Engineering, 30U-293-3580
Oept. Civil Engineering; Sest Virginia
University; Morgantown, 9V 26505, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Water pollution control

COMPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology(3); Bacteriology (3) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Microbiology (3) ; Hater Resources Management (2)

EXPEPIBNCB (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;
Manufacturing; Mining; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Baste treatment using
bio- disc

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Tannery waste treatment

INTEREST IN gORKING BITH: A5ricultura;

Manufacturing; Mining; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1916)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIAPTTY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (U) u

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,?

166

TABLB 1

RESPONDENTS
(HLPF»BETIC»l IISTING)

<60'f>

Saila, Saul B., 1921, pho, 1952, Fisheries,
U01-792-6239

Grad. School of Oceanography; Dniversity of
Rhode Island; Kingston, RI 02861, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population dynamics of aquatic
organisms

COHPETEMCE: Aguatic i^jology ( 1) ; Biostatistics(2) ;
Fishery Biology (1); Oceanography (1) ;
Population Biology

EIPERIEHCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Dnited Nations

S7PEFIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Mining; Otil'.ty;

County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Nat*l Academy of Sciences; United Nations;
COE; EPA; HEU; NSF; AID; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Mid Atlantic Bight
Environmental Survey

RESEARCF ACTIVITY TWO: Electric Fish barrier
evacuation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Fish population dynamics

INTEREST IN WORKING NITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government (1629)

IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Dredging, filling; Hydroelectric
power; Flood control; Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (tt);
Northeast (12) ; Middle Atlantic(2); Central
America (0. 5) ; Europe, western(1,5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<606>

Samuel, David ?.., 19U0, PhD, 1969, wildlife,
30tt-293-U797

Division of Forestry; West Virginia
University; Morgan toiin , W7 26506, as

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental change and effects
on wildlife, adult education

COHPE'^ENCE: Animal Behavlor(3); Animal
Ecology(2); Aquatic Ecoloqy(21;
Biostatistics (3) ; Fishery Biology(3);
Forestry (3); Environmental Pollution (2) :
Limnology (3) ; Ornithology ( M ;
Parasitology (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Blology(3) ; wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : State government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
Private Co. -communications

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of strip mining on
deer and grouse

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Developing slide-lecture
units on wildlife

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Vocalizations of
woodcock and grouse

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation; Utility; Countv or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; Private Co, -Comraunicatlons; CC;
COE; EPA; OSDI; NSF; African; Canadian (1978)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Forestry;

Pesticides, herbicides; Hydroelectric power;
Fish & Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain(1); Northeast (9 ,ri)

AVAILABILITY (DAY' PER MONTH): A, 5; S,10

<605->

Saltarelli, Cora G., 1916, PhD, ig^U, Biology,
716-836-2838

Bioenqineering; Roswell Park Memorial
Institute; 666 Elm St.; Buffalo, NY 11208, OS

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): Local or regional
planning group; State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Immunoelectrophoresis
resistant Candida Albicans

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hltracentrifugation yeast
cells in gradient acrylamide

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Growth stimulation or
inhibition by metabolic by-products

INTLREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government; The
Institute of Ecology: The Nat'l Academy of
sciences; International Organizations; AEC;
CC; COE; EPA; HEW; HDD; NSP; OST; African
(1506)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 3 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,''>»; S,5*

<607->

Sanchez, James R., 19U1, BS, 196U, Chem. Engr. ,

717-814 3-5561

Engineering Dept.; Buchart Horn Consulting

Engineers; 612 W. Market St.; York, PA

17105, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Process Engineering related to
industrial pollution control

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction;
Manufacturing; Mining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Industrial waste treatment
- Aluminum anodizing

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Textile Waste treatment
system

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Industrial laundry waste
treatment system

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (3081)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1); Rocky Mountain (3); North
Central(l); Middle At] an tic (3, M) ; A?;la(1)

TABLE 1 - PESPOUDEWTS

(WPHABETICM LISTISG)

167

<«08>

Sanderford, Sharon G., 19it«, BA, 1966, Biology,

919-75';-2892

Forest Hanaqenent ; North Carolina State

Oniversity; BiltBore Hall; Raleigh, NC

27607, OS

PRIHCIPAl FlEtD: Forest fertilization and weight
quality

COMPETENCE; Environmental Pollution(2) ; Soil
Science (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : State governsent

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: First Annual Report North
Carolina state Forest fertilization
cooperative

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Second Annual Report North
Carolina state Forest fertilization
cooperative

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Third Annual Report
North Carolina State Forest fertilization
cooperative

INTEREST IN WORKING SITH: Private Sector; tocal
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (760)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Hatershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FABIIIARITT (TEARS) : Southeast (6";) ;
Europe, western (1)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 3; S,3

<609>

Sanders, Douglas C. , 1912, PhD, 1970,

Horticulture-755-328U

Dept. of Horticultural Science; North

Carolina State University; Raleigh, NC

27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluation of climate crop
interactions

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (21; Agricultural Science(l);
Anatomy(3); Biochemistry (3) ;
Biostatlstics(2) ; Food Sciences(3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Horticulture (1) ;
Microclimatology(2) ; Nutrition (2) ; Plant
Ecology (2) ; Physiology (1) ; Soil Science (2);
Bater Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaporative cooling of
hort. crops

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TKO: Vegetable plant populations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Thermal waste in heating
the soil

INTEREST IN DORKING HITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments CIU)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central (6, M) ; Southeast (3, W)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; S,2

<610>

Satterwhite, Helvin B. , 191111, MS, 1970, Plant

Ecology, 617-891-21100

Engineering/Planning; OSA Corps of Engineers;

02U Trapelo Road; Haltham, MA 02151, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Hater Pollution Abatement and
Plant Response

COMPETENCE: AgronomyO); Agricultural Science(3);
Aquatic Ecology(3); Environmental
Pollation(l) ; Microbiology (3) ; Plant
Ecology(1); Range Science(3); Soil
Science(2); Systematics (1) ; TaxonoBy(l);
Hater Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; COE

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; USDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Grass response to feedlot
runoff effluent

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Evaluation of rapid
infiltration beds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Hastewater studies for
Merrimack River 6 Boston Harbor

INTEREST IN »ORKING »ITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Mining; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Onited Nations; OSDA; USDC; CC ; COE; EPA;
NSF; OST; Other Governments; Hsian; African;
Central American; Canadian; European,
eastern; European, western; south American
(3376)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Nater Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; tlatershed, forest, range; Flood
control; Hater quality control; Fish 6
Hildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(3,M) ; Northeast(2)

TUBLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(MPRHBETICm IISTINGI

168

<«11>

Sattln, Brace II. , 19«9, US, 1973, Botany,

21';-676-3U91

20U Erica Street; Philadelphia, P» 19116, OS

PRINCIPM EIEID: Grazing pressor e effects on
plant populations; environmental law

CORPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Sgaatic

Ecology(3); Enyironnental Pollution (3) ; Plant
Ecologyp); Population Biology(2); TaxonoBf(3)

EXPERIENCE (»S CONSDITANT) : IDCtl

RESEARCH ACTIVTTT ONE: Grazing pressure effects
on pine seedling growth

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Survey of Oniversity of
Georgia Botanical Garden

INTEREST IN KORKING KITH: Construction;

Hanuf acturing; Transoortation; Otility; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (2061

GEOGRAPHIC PAHTLTARITY (TEARS): Southeast (2, «) ;
Northeast (1)

AVAHABILITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<612>

Savage, Joseph E., 19UU, BS, 1967, Entonology,
516-538-71100

Cooperative Extension; 300 Hempstead
Turnpilte; Best Hempstead, NT 11552, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pest management, horticultural
and health insects

eoHPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; Pest Control(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government; DSDA; OOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group; Thailand

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other governments (3um)

IHPACT ASSFSSNEN" EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITT (TEARS): South Central (0) ;
Northeast (H) ; Hiddle Atlantic(l); Thailand(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<613->

Savidge, Trvln P., 19U3, PhD, 1970, Zoology,
919-75 5-2501

Statistlcs/Biomath; North Carolina State
Onlversity; Box 5UU7; Raleigh, NC 27607, US

COHPETENCE: Animal Behavior(l) ; Animal

Ecology(2); Genetics(3); Ornithology (2) ; Pest
Control(3); PPopulation Biology (1); wildlife
•Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biomathemat leal Modeling

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Social Behavior of
Peromuscus

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Bird Populations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;

Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; O.S. Federal Government;
Canadian (1110)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS); Northeast (5) ;
Southeast (1) ; Asia (1)

<610->

Scanlon, Patriclt F., 1901, PhO, 1970, Animal
Science, 703-951-6900

Virginia Polytechnlcal Institute State
Onlversity; Blacksburg, VA 20061, US

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3); Anatomy (2) ;
Animal Behavlor(2); Animal Ecology(3); Animal
Husbandry (2) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Genetics (3); Ornithology (3) ; Pest Control (2);
Physiology (1) ; Reproductive Biology(l);
Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Otility;
Canadian; European, western

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : DSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVTTT ONE: Ecol. Infl. Health Reprod.
Wildlife in S.E. Forest Habitats

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Control Reprod. romestic
Animals

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Appl. Egg transfer in
Induction twins in cattle

INTEREST IN WORKING WI'H: Agriculture; Local
Government: Professional society; T'he
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; International Organizations: 0.5.
Federal Government; other Governments (156)

IH.ACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Southeast (2, H) ;
Canada, eastern(2); Europe, wcstern(O)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER MONTH): A,U; S,12

PBSPOHDEFTS
f»lPH»BETIC»L LISTING)

169

<61S->

Scatterqood, Leslie »., 191«, BS, 1936, Zooloqv,
20 2-303-6213

national Oceanic Atsosph. id.; Enyiron»ental
Science Inforiation Center; 3300 Whitehaven
Street; Washington, DC, OS

PRINCIPH FIELP: Scientific reviev and editing o*
oceanic manuscripts

COBPFTEHCE: Fishery Biology(l); Marine

Biology(2); Oceanography (3) ; Parasitology (3)

E7PERIB1ICE (AS EHPIOYEE) : Onited Nations; OSDC;
DSPI

EXPERIENCE (»S CONSOLTANT) : DOD; Central
Aaerican; European, western

BESEHSCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect on fisheries of
Passamaqnoddy Bay Dam

HFSEABCH ACTIVITY TBO: Investigation of herring
resources in New England

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Study of fungus disease
of herring

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (197*51

THPACT ASSESSBFNT EXPERIENCE: Fish B Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARI'^Y (YEARS) : Pacific
States (3) ; Northeast (19, H) ; Kiddle
Atlantic (12) ; Central America (1) ; Europe,
western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BOMTH) : A, 3; S,3

<616>

Schaefer, Fdvard D. , 19UI4, HS, 1972,

Environmental Engineering, 609-061-67U8
J.J. Henry Co. Naval Architects; 1 West ParV
Dr.; Hoorestown, NJ 08057, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Structural analysis of vessels

COHPETENCE; Environmental Pollution(2) ; Systems
Analysis (3); Water Resources Hanagement (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of temperature and
toxicity on P. Roseola

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hazard associated with
ship and hrealtwater collision

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Design of sewage
treatment plant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Utility; Local or
regional planning group; Conservation or
Scientific Group; AEC; COE; EPA; NSF; OST;
Central American (SIS)

<6n>

Schaffer, Henry E. , 1938, PhD, 196U, Genetics,
919-755-229U

Genetics Dept. ; North Carolina State
Dniverslty; Box 5tt87; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population, matnematical,
quantitative, and statistical genetics

COHPETENCE: Biostatistics ( 2) ; Genetics(l);
Population Biology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Isozyme polymorphism
environment interaction

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1068)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast (2) ;
Southeast (11. 5)

<61B>

Schemnitz, Sanford D., 1930, PhD, 19S8, wildlife,

207-581-7388

222 Nutting Hall; School of 'orest Resources;

Bniversity of Haine; Orono, HE 0UI173, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife ecology and wildlife
management, upland and big game

COHPE'^ENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal

Ecology(2); Fishery Biology(3); Forestry(3);
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Ornithology (2) ;
Plant Ecology (3); Population Biology (3);
Range Science(3); Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Influence of deer on
vegetation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Breeding behavior of male
woodcoclc

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of ruffed grouse
in Maine

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation;

Otility; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; lOCN; AEC; COE;
EPA; OSDI; NSF; other Governments (1990)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling;
Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (3) ;
North Central (2); Northeast (10 , M) ; Middle
Atlantic (2) ; Southeast (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,U; S,5

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Navigation; Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(1,H) ; Northeast(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A.U; S,a

<619>
TABIE 1

RSSPONDESTS
(HlPHABETICiL IISTIHG)

no

<619>

Scherer, Robert C, 1<?31, PhO, 196'i, Zoology,
717-7U8-5351

Dept. of Biology; Pennsylvania State
nni»ersity; Dniversity Park, P» 16803, OS

PRINCIPSL PIFID: Popolation Dynamics of Salnonids
and Hacroinvertebrates

COHPETEVCE: dquatic Scology(l); limnology (2) ;
Population Biology{3)

BXPBSIEMCB (AS EHPLOTEB) : dannf acturing; Otility

EXPEPIEHCE (6S CONSDLTHIIT) : igriculture;

Banufactaring; Utility; State government

SBSBHRCH SCTITITT ONE: Corning glass works
effects of glass plant effluents

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Allegany Power Company
Effects of pump storage

ISTEREST IN WORKING HITH: Conservation or

Scientific Group; TJ.S. Federal Government;
Other Governments (1300)

THPACT ASSESSBEHT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Highways; Hater
Resource Development (Gen 1) ; Channelization;
Hydroelectric power; Water supply; Eish 6
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PAHIIIARITT (TEARS): Northeast ( 10) ;
Southeast (2) ; Europe, western (2)

XVAILABILITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,20

<€20>

Schlaach, Frederick C, 19U9, Ecology

815 Clift Street; Central Islip, NY 11722, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Herpetology of Long Island, New
York

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Herpetology (2) ;
Systematics (3) ; TaTonoray(3); Long Island
Natural History (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: 'turtle marking project on
Long Island

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government (3569)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (B) ;
Middle Atlantic (M)

ATATIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,?

<621'>

Schmude, Keith 0., 1930, MS, 1958, Soil Science,
30tt-599-3m8

O.S. Soil Conservation Service; 1U29 Dogwood
Ave.; Morgantown, WV 26505, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil science classification,
mapping and interpretations for land use
planning

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2) ; Agricultural Science(2);

Animal Husbandry (3) ; Bacteriology (3) ;

Entomology (3) ; Plant Ecology (3) ; Soil

Science(i); Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Transportation;

Dtility; County or city government; local or
regional planning group; state government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluate land for
residential development

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Evaluate land for
commercial development

INTEREST IN WORKING HITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (3783)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Forestry; Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (GFNL)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
CentraKII ,M) ; Middle Atlantic(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

<622'>

Schnell, Charles E., Ii5, PhD, 1973, "Jcology,

301-366-3300

Geography and Environmental Engineering;

Johns Hopkins Dniversity; Charles and

Dniversity; Baltimore, HD 21218, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Structure and dynamics of

communities, resource partitioning, tropical
biology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Dtility; State
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Resource partitioning of
tropical epiphytes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Structure of a tropical
plant-pollinator system

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Systematics of conostegio

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments; Central
American; South American (1097)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (GENL)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific(l) ;
Northeast(2) ; Middle Atlantic(l); Central
America (3)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,25

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDA

TUBIP 1 - RESPOIIDEIITS

(HLPHJBETICAL LISTISG)

171

<623->

Schoonveia, Gene G. , 1937, MS, 1970, wiiaiife
Biology, 303-tt8U-2836

Colorado Division of Wildlife; Pesearch
Centre Colorado Div. of Wildlife; P.O. Box
2287; Fort Collins, CT 80521, OS

PPIHCIPUL FIEID: Interrelationships of nutrition
upon animal diseases and parasites

competence: Anatomy(l); Animal Husbandry (2) ;

Nutrition (1) ; Ornithology (3) ; Physiology (1) ;
Pange Science(l); Veterinary Science(3);
wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (fts EMPLOYEE) ; State government

EXPESIENCF (AS CGNSOITANT) : Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning qroop; OSDA; CC; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nutrition and disease of
bighorn sheep

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Physiological effects of
starvation or malnutrition upon mule deei

INTEREST IN WORKING WITR: Private Sector; Local
Government; D.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (2019)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Park, recreational
facilities; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Roclty

Mountain (■;,M) ; Hanaii (») ; Canada, western (ii,M)

AVilLABIlI'^Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8-10; S,8-10

<62U>

Schreck, Carl B., 19141, PhD, 1972, Fish

Physiology, 703-951-69UU

Fisheries and Wildlife; Virginia

Polytechnical Institute State Dniversity;

1013 Draper Road; Blacksburg, VA 80'i20, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fish Physiology and Systematics,
Comparative Endocrinology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology{2); Biochemist ry (1) ;
Fishery Biology (1); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Physiology ( 1) ; Systematics (1) ;
Taxonomy (1); Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Reproductive endocrinology
of fishes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trouts of upper Kern River
Basin California

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1521)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Watershed,
forest, range; Hydroelectric power; Water
quality control; Pish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
states(i,M); Rocky Mountain (5, M) ;
Southeast (1) ; Europe, eastern (0.5)

<625'>

Schueler, Robert L., 1920, MS, 19118, Wildlife,

202-3U3-88U6

National Marine Fisheries Service; Dept. of

Commerce; 3300 Whitehaven St. NW; Washington,

DC 20 007, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Impact assessment of water
resources prolects on fish and wildlife

COHPE"'ENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3) ; Fishery

Biology(2); Forestry(3); Marine Biology(3);
Population Biology (3) ; Water Resources
Management (1) ; Wildlife Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): DSDC; OSOI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sabine River diversion
prolect, Louisiana

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Virginia Capes artificial
reefs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Great Lakes water levels
study

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; D.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3789)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (GENL) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Reach nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Coastal protection/jetties;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power;
Navigation; Flood control; Irrigation; Water
supply; Water quality control; Shoreline
protection; Fish S Wildlife conservation

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): North Central (8) ;
South Central(U); Northeast (6) ; Middle
Atlantic (P); Southeast (1) ; Pacific (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 15; S,15

<626>

T»BIB 1 - PESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTIHG)

172

<62fi>

SchoU, Arnold F., 1923, BS, 1950, Cane
Hanageaent- 300- 6361

D.S. Forest Service; nonongahela National
Forest; tJSDA Bldg. Sycamore St.; FlVlns, HT
262111, OS

PRIRCIPAl FIELD: Forest wildlife managenent -
inventory habitat, prescribe nanagenent to
achieve objectives

COBPETFNCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIESCE (AS EnPLOYEE) : State government; DSDA ;
OSDT

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSDLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; state government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: whitetailed deer research

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Establishing wildlife
management demonstration areas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Stream dredging
coordination

INTERBST IN SORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; state government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; tJSDA; COE;
EPA; OSDI (2326)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Channelization: Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dans; Levees/dikes; Watershed,
forest, range: Reservoir releases; Flood
control; Water supply; Water quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish t Wildlife
conservati on

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Rocky
Mountain (3) ; Middle Atlantic (19)

<627>

Schumacher, George J., 1921, PhD, 1952, Botany,
60''-"798-2U39

Biological Sciences; State Dniversity of MY;
Vestal Parkway; Binghamton, NY 13901, US

PRINCIPAL FIFLD: Populations ecology systematics
of fresh water algae

COMPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; limnology (2) ; Phycology (1) ;
Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

FXPEHIEMCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : AEC

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAN"') : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group; VITA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fresh water algae in North
Carolina

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Phy toplankton of Delaware
River Basin

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Phytoplank ton of
Susquehanna River

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; TIE; The Natl Academy
of Sciences INPC; VITA; n.S. Federal
Government; AFC; Other Government (2U09)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Hater quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : liddle
»tlantic(20,H) ; Southeast (5, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5-10; S,30

<:62fi>

Schuyler, Alfred E., 1o35, PhD, 1963, Botany

Botany Dept.; Academy of Natural Sciences;

19th 6 Parkway; Philadelphia, PA 19103, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systematics of cyperaceae

COMPETENCE: Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1^

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Systematic leaf anatomy of
bulrushes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Scanning electron
microscopy of achenes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Estuartne plants of
rivers near Philadelphia

INTERBST IN WORKING WI^H; Local Government;

Conservation or Scientific Group; lAPT; USDA;
COE; EPA; NSF; OST; AID; Other Governments
(»28)

GEOGRAPHIC FfMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (5);
Northeast(IO)

<629>

Schwager, Harold G., 193it, MS, 1960, Biology,

51B-U65-3819

Dept. of Piologv; Junior College of Albany;

laO New Scotland Ave.; Albany, NY 12209, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Anatomy, physiology, chemistry,
microbiology E pathology in the health
sciences/paramedical fields

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2); Microbiology (3) ;
Physiology (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
D.S. Federal Government; African (119^)

TiBlB 1 - SESPOHDENTS

(»tPH»BBTlCXL IISTIRG)

<630>

<630>

Schnartzberg, Henry R., 1925, PhD, 1966, Chemical

Engineering, 91it-9ii9-8160

Chenlcal Engineering; Sev TorV Dniveristy;

University Heights; Bronx, NT 10U53, OS

PFINCIPUt FIEID: Pood Process Engineering

COHPETEttCE: Pood Sciences(2); Environnent al
Pollution (2); Oceanography (3)

EIPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : Hanuf actaring; OSD»; DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Hanufacturlng ; County
or city government; DSDA; EPA

EESEARCB ACTIVITY ONE: Oil spill source detection

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Bubble Induced upwelllng
of sea water

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Spreading and movement
of oil spills

INTEREST III WORKING SITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Troup;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (2922)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(0.5) ; Middle Atlantic (25) ; Europe,
western (0. ^)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,15

<631>

Sears, John T. , 1938, PhD, 1965, Chemical

Engineering, 3011-296-2110

Dept. chemical Engineering; West Virginia

Dniversity; 200 Jac1(Son Ave.; Borgantown, HV

26S05, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Air pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Economic effects of air
pollution on S. Va.

INTEREST IN WORKING BITH: Local Government; D.S.
Federal Government (1908)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/production

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3);
Northeast (9)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A, 2; S,5

<632>

Segal, Alvin, 1929, PhD, 1965, Organic Chemistry,
212-OR9-3200

Environmental Medicine; Institute of
Environmental Medicine; New York Dniversity
Medical Center; 550 First Ave.; New Yorlc, NY
10016, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Organic synthesis and

biochemistry applied to cancer research

COMPETENCE: Biochemistry (2) ; Genetics (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Inhibition of two-stage
carcinogenesis In mouse skin

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: Effect of carcinogens on
mouse skin chromatin

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Tumor promotion of
anthralin in mouse skin

INTEREST IN BORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Local
Government; county or city government; Local
or regional planning group; state government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
ecology (TIF) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; United Nations; CC ; COE; EPA; HEW;
OSDT; NSF; OST ; Asian; Central American;
Canadian; European, western; South American
(OBU)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Environmental
carcinogenesis

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (2) ;
Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILI"Y (DAYS PER MONTH); A,3-tt; 3,3-1

<633>

Sengbusch, Howard G., PhD, 1951, Parasitology
Biology Department; State Dniversity of New
York; 1300 Elmwood Ave.; Buffalo, NY 11222,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Acarology, soil mites

(oribatel) , life history studies, taxonomy

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Entomology (2) ;
Parasitology (1) ; Pest Control(2); Soil
Science(2) ; Taxonomy(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sabbatical - Dnlv. Mysore

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Toxoplasmosis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; International Organizations;
O.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(Philippines) (1989)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle

Atlantic(25) ; Southeast (2) ; Asia (2) ; Central
America ( 1) ; Hawaii (0. 12) ; Europe, western (2)

AVATLABILITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,30

<63n>

T»BIE 1

RPSPOHDENTS
(UPHABBTICJIL 1I5TING)

<630>

Shackelford, George r,., 1920, PhD, 1955, History
Dept. of History; Virginia Polytechnic 8
State Oniversity; Blacksburg, VA 21061, OS

PSINCIPAL FIELD: Deisgn and aanagement of
historic house masea 6 sites

COHPETEMCE: Historic Preservation (1)

EXPEDIENCE (AS COHSDLTANT) : Civic action group;
COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Smith Field Plantation
House Restoration 5 Hanageient

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TOO: Horven Park Historic House
6 Carriage Huseun

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Impact study Little
Kanawha R. , W. Va.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
Dnited Nations; DNESCO; COE; DOD ; EPA; HEB;
HDD; OSDI; AID; Canadian; European western;
Australia; New Zealand (135)

IMPACT ASSESSHENT ETPERIENCE: Historic
preservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South Central(l);
Northeast (1) ; Southeast (20) ; Central
America (0. 5) ; Europe, western (0. 5) ; Pacific (2)

AVAILABILI'^Y (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 8; S,30

<635>

Shanholtier, Sheryl P., 19113, «s , 1966, Zoology,
20 1-2''2-8300

rallies and Hoore Consultants; in Connerce Dr.;
Cranford, NJ 07016, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Salt uarsh ecology with emphasis
on energy flow through ncA Pugnax population

COBPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Animal Fcology (2) ;
Agnatic Ecology (?) : Bacteriology (3) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Biostatistlcs (3) ; Fishery
Piology(3); Environmental PoHution(3);
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Population Biology (1) ;
Systematics (3) ; Systems Analysis (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSDLTANT): Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental report -
Nuclear power plant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Energy flow through OCA
Pugnax population

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological survey
coastal region of Georgia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Transportation; Otility; local Government;
Professional society; O.S. Federal Government
(717)

TBPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Pesticides, herbicides

<636>

Shaw, David G. , 19U5, PhD, 1971, Organic Chem.,
203-UUfi-1020

Marine Sciences Inst; Oniversity of
Connecticut; Avery Point; Groton, CT 06310,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Transport and Alteration of
Organic Chemicals in Marine "Environments

COHPE~EHCE: Biochemistry (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Ornithology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: GC-HS Analysis of PCB,DO''

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: organics in noston Harbor
Sediments

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing;

Transportation; Otility; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. federal
Government; other Governments (901)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Coastal protection/jetties;
Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): (A,1; S,1)

<«37>

Shearer, Carol A., 1911, PhD, 1971, Mycology,

217-151-3818

Botany; Oniversity of Maryland; H.J.

Patterson Hall; College Park, HO 20712, Os

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuarine Mycology

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(2); Mycology (1) ;
Marine Biology (3) ; Microbiology (3) ; Plant
Fcology(3): Plant Pathology(3)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.s Federal
Government; other Governments (3903)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(10,n)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (9, H)

BESPOMDBNTS
(ALPHUBETICllL LISTING)

175

<638>

<638>

Shellabarqer, Claire J., 192U, phD, 1<)';2,
Zoology, 518-3U5-367U
Hedical Dept.; Brookhaven National
Laboratory; Upton, NY 11973, OS

PFINCIPUL FIELH: Experimental Radiation and
Chenical Carcinogenesis

COMPETENCE: Radiation Biology(2) ; Physiology;
Reproductive Biology; Carcinogenesis

EXPERIENCE (US EMPLOYEE) : AEC

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Chemical and Radiation Rat
Breast '^amors

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: In Vitro Induction of
Breast Tumors

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Radiation Dose Response
for Pat Breast Tumors

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organisations; O.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (2057)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (8);
Northeast (10, M) ; Asia(0.5); Europe, western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 1-3; S,1-3

<639>

Sherbine, K. Bruce, 1938, PhD, 1968, Zoology,

717-326-1951

Dept. of Biology; Lycoaing College;

Williamsport, PA 17701, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of Aquatic Habitats -
Research With Plethodont Salamanders

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (3); Animal

Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology(l); Fishery
Biology (3) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Genetics(3); Limnology (2) ; Marine Biology(2);
Oceanography (2) ; Plant Ecology (3); Population
Biology (3)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government (3365)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
»tlantic(12,M)

AVAILABILI''Y (DAYS PFR MONTf) : S,20

<600->

Sheridan, Vincent G. , 1921, BS, 1951, Civil

Engineering-Sanitary Bus-Acct., 518-9'4 3-3308

BucJt-Sheridan Assoc.

Appraisers- Planners- Environmental Engineers;

200 Main Street; Goshen, NY, OS

COMPETENCE: Agricnltural Science; Animal
Husbandry; Forestry; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Soil Science; Water Resources

Management

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;
Construction; Mining; Otility

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construciton; Mining; Utility; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Dnlted Nations; O.S. Federal Government;
Central American; Canadian; South American
(3120)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (20)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<601>

Sherwood, Martha A., 1908, BA, 1970, Biology
Plant Pathology Department; Cornell
Oniversity; Ithaca, NY 10850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Surveying and identifying fungi

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (3) ; Entomology (3) ;
Forestry(3); Microbiology (3) ; Plant
FcologyO); Plant Pathology (3) ; Taxonomy (3) ;
Mycology

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research assistant IBP
coniferous forest bione

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (639)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,7

<602>

Shetler, Stan»yn G., 1933, MS, 1958, Plant
Taxonomy, 202-381-5801
Department of Botany; Smithsonian
Institution, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Information Retrieval Applied to
Floristics and Taxonomy

COMPETENCE: Biostatistics(3) ; Plant Ecology(3) ;
Systematics (3) ; Systems Analysis (2);
Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Smithsonian Institute

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTAN'^) : local or regional
planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Flora North American
Program

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
ON; nSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; EPA; HEW; HOD;
nsDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; European, eastern
(250)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (0.5) ; Northeast (H) ; Middle
Atlantic(10,H) ; Alaska (0.=;)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 2-0; S,2-0

<6a3>

■'BBLE 1 - SESPOHDEVTS

(A1PH»BET1C»L LISTISG)

176

<60 3>

Shiner, Janes «. , 1935, PhD, 1970, Forest Fecrn,

ai2-79U-7503

Recreation; Slippery Fock State College;

Slippery Rock, P» 16057, OS

PPINCIPAL FIELD: Recreation Resource Analysis,
Planning & Management

COflPETENCE: Entomology (3) ; Forestry(2);

Snvirorutental Polluti on (3) ; Plant Fcology(3);
Systems Analysis (3); Water Resources
nanagement {3) ; Wildlife nanagement (2) ;
Recreation Resource nanagement (1)

E)[PE'>''~''CE (AS FNPLOYEE) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : County or city
government; Civic action group; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Recreation impact on
wildlife

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Resource manageaent plans

INTEREST m WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
f^overnment; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
f^overnment; Other 'Governments (3201)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic (1); Southeast (9, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

<6«U>

Shoop, C.R., 1935, PhD, 1963, Zoology,

U01-792-2372

Zoology; University of Rhode Island;

Kingston, RI 02881, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Vertebrate and Aguatic Ecology;
Radiation Ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal

Ecology(l); Aguatic Ecology(2); Fishery
Piology(3); Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Limnology (3) ; Herpetology (1) ; Plant
Ecology (3) ; Population Biology (2);
Systematics (3) ; Radiation Ecoloqy(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Local or regional
planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Radiation Effects on
Behavior

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Aguaculture and Biology of
Sea Turtles

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation; AEC;
COE; EPA; NSE (1131)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 1 , M) ;
Southeast (5,M)

<6»5>

Ehultz, Harvey A., 19112, BS, 1966, Entomology,

75';- 21 S- 3656

Applied Biology; North Nav. Fac. Eng. Com.;

ns Naval Base; Philadelphia, PA 19112, ns

PRINCIPAL FIELD: General pest management

COMPETENCE: Entomology (2) ; Forestry (3); Pest
Control(l); Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Eval larvicidal briguettes
for cont. mosguitoes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2*^32)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

AVAIIABILI"! (DAYS PER MONTH): Sou thwest (1 ) ;
Northeast (U,M)

<6<t6'>

Sieburth, John McN., 1927, PhD, 1950,
Bacterioloay, 001-792-6176

Graduate School of Oceanography; Dniversity
of Rhode Island; Narragansett Marine
Laboratory; Kingston, RI 02881, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine microbial ecology

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Mining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Seaweed colonization B
release of organic material

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TKO: Water treatment in closed
ecosystems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Humlc substances In
estuaries

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (308)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : "acific

States (2); North Central (U) ; Northeast (12) ;
Southeast (5) ; Canada, «estern(22); Europe,
western; Antarctica

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HON^H): A,1; S,1

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR MONTR): A,U: S,«

T»B1E 1 - RESPONDENTS

(AlPHABETICm IISTING)

<6U7>

<6U7>

Siieone, John E., 1919, PhD, 1960, Insect

Pcology, 315-U76-3151

Forest Entomology Department; Sony Coll.

Envir. Sci. 6 Forestry, Syracuse, Dnlverslty;

Syracuse, NT 13210, OS

PSINCIPAl FIELD: Ecology of Forest, Tree, and
Forest Products Insects

COBPETFNCE: Anisal Ecology(3); Entomology (11 ;
Forestry (1) : Pest Control (1)

EUPEPIENCE (AS CONSOITAMT) : Agriculture;

Construction; Hanufacturlng; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
DSDA; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Pheromone Production by
Smaller European Elm Beetle

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Evaluation of Pesticide
Residues in Forestry

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of Wood
Inhabiting Insects

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (263)

IMPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed, forest,
range; Structural Deterioration by insects

GEOGRAPHIC FABIIIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (30, H)

AVAIIABILI'^T (DAYS PER BONTH) : A, 3; S,5

<6«9>

Singh, Rabindar Math, 1931, PhD, 196";, Soil

Science, 30il-293-62';6

Division of Plant Science; West Virginia

University; College of Agriculture;

Borgantown, W» 26')06, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil Fertility, Soil Chemistry
and Clay Bineralogy

COBPETENCE: Agronomy (1); Agricultural Science(2);
Soil Science(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOYFE) : Agriculture; Bining;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOI.TANT) : Agriculture; Bining;
County or city government; State government;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; United
Nations; OSDA; AEC; EPA; HEW

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bine spoil potentials for
water quality and soil erosion

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Mineral nutrition and
animal health

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Bining;
County or city government; State government;
The Nat*l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; Onited Nations; O.S. Federal
Government; OSDA; HEW; EPA; NSF (386U)

IMPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Highways; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South Central (3) ;
Northeast (6, B) ; Southeast (5) ; Asia(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A,1; S,«

<6ue>

Singer, Howard J., 19U0, PhD, 1970, 201-5U7-320U
Assistant Biology "rofessor; Jersey City
State College; 2039 Kennedy Boulevard; Jersey
City, NJ 0730S, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial physiology and

biochemistry, I hope to apply this to water
pollution

COBPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemi stry (2) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Genetics(3) ; Microbiology (2) : Physiology (3) ;
Population Biology(3) ; Virology(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : County or city
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Studies on the autolytic
enzymes of S, Aureus

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Otility;
local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (2310)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

Central (U,B) ; Northeast (U, H) ; Middle
Atlantic(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

T»Bl!! 1 - RESPONDEHTS

(»1PH»BETTC»1, tlSTIHG)

178

<650>

Sipple, William S. , 1939, fIRP, 1971, Regional

Planning, 301-267-S877

Haryland Dept. Nataral Pesoarces; Hater

Sesoarces Sdninistration ; Ta»es State Office

Building; Annapolis, HD, OS

PRINCTPAL FIELD: Wetland Ecology Especially in

Reference to Plant Taxonoiy and Plant Ecology

COHPETENCE: Plant Ecology(l); TaxonoGiy(l);
wetland Ecology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : State government; OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Past and present flora and
vegetation Hackensack neadovs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vegetation of Houston New
Town Site, Texas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Wetland plant
distribution in Tidewater, (Id

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; Coonty or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences;
nnlted Nations; CC; COE; EPA; tJSDI; NSE; OST;
Central American; Canadian; South American
(1280)

IMPACT ASSESSWPN'^ EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Dredging, filling; Levees/dlkes;
Coastal protection/lettles; Canals/Channels;
Shoreline protection; Pish 6 Wildlife
conservation; Harlnas

GEOGRAPHIC FAHIIIARITY (YEARS): Hiddle
ATlantic(3,H) ; Southeast (1)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

<6?1>

Sissenwine, Michael P., 19U7, BS, 1969, Math,
U01-792-6293

Graduate School of Oceanography; Oniverslty
of Rhode Island; Kingston, RI 02881, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population Dynamics Including
Statistical Analysis of Data and Systems
Modeling

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

<6?2>

Sjolseth, Danny E. , 19U(i, MS, 1969, Water

Pollut., 919-638-3101

Weyerhaeuser Company; P.O. Box 1391; New

Bern, NC 28560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental pollution as it
relates to air water and land guality

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2) ; Animal Ecoloqy(2);

Aquatic Ecology(l); Piostatlst ics (3) ; Fishery
Biology(l); Environmental Pollution ( 1) ;
Limnology (1) ; Marine Biology<1);
Oceanography (2) ; Physiology(2) ; Population
Biology(2i; Water Resources Management (1)

EXPEDIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation: Otility; county or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society;
USDA; aEC; COE; EPA; OSDI; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biological impact of
pesticides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Puget sound water quality
effects

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Bellingham Bay water
quality

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Goverments (1850)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Forestry; Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal: Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment:
Reservoirs/Oams; Levees/dikes; Coastal
protection/ jetties ; Canals/Channels;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation: Flood
control; Irrigation; Water supply; Water
quality control; Shoreline protection; Fish S
wildlife conservation: Pulp Mill siting

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (»,H); Middle Atlantlc(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH) : A, 2

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Method for explaining
variation in a flounder fishery

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Rhode Island floating trap
fishery

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Temperature effects on
yields of lobsters

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3357)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, H) ;
Middle Atlantic (B) ; Canada, eastern(M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,5

179

<653>

TIBIE 1

BESPOHDEIITS
(HPH»BETIC«l IISTING)

<653>

SVoog, Ronald O. , 1927, PhD, 1968, Ecology,

202-303-56 87

DS-BSFH-Of f ice of Endangered Species; Hatoaic

Bldg. 1717 H Street Nil; Washington, DC

20200, OS

PSmcIPSl FIELD: Vertebrate ecology

COHPE'^ERCE: Pespondent lists 16 or »ore
scientific fields

Resource Developaent (GENt) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Peservoirs/Dn»s;
Canals/Channels; Reservoir releases; Flood
control; Irrigation; Water supply; Water
guality control; Pish f. wildlife conserTatlon

GEOGRAPHIC FABIIIARITY (TEURS) : North
Centra 1 (U, H) ; Kiddie lltlantic(0. 5)

AVMUBILITY (DATS PER MONTR): A,";; 5,*^

EXPEPIENCB (AS EHPtOTEF) : State governnen t ; Civic
action gronp; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences INRC; lOCH; OSDA; tJSDl; African

EXPERIENCE (AS COMSOLTANT) : State govemment;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Mat'l Academy of
Sciences; IDCN; OSDA; OSDI; African

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of caribou

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Population ecology of the
zebra in East Africa

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (121)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Channelization; Reservoirs/Dans; Watershed,
forest, range; Hydroelectric power; Flood
control; Water supply; Fish F. wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAWIIIARITT (TEARS): Pacific

States(10,H); North Central ( 1"^) ; Middle
Atlantic(2); i)awaii(l); Alaslta (1";, H) ;
Africa (3, M); South Pacific(l)

<650>

Slocomb, John P., 1907, BS, 1969, Zoology-'j52-6780
Biology Dept.; Virginia Polytechnic
Institute; Center for Environmental studies;
Blacksburg, TA 20060, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquatic microbial ecology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Dtility; County or
city government; State government; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecosystematic study of
Cedar Bog, Ohio

RESEARCH ACTiviTT TWO: Environmental analysis of
a water plan

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Environmental analysis
of three proposed reservoirs. West Virginia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences INRC; Onited Nations; Vista; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments; Peace
Corps (305)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water

<655>

Slotnlck, Burton M., 1935, PhD, 1963, psychology,

301-90 S- 1308

Brain, Evol. and Behavior Lab.; National

Institute of Mental Health; Bethesda, HD

20010, OS

COMPETENCE: Anatomy; Animal Behavior;
Reproductive Biology

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Neurology of olfaction

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: O.S. Federal Government
(1915)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Odorants

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARTTT (TEARS): Northeast ( 12) ;
Europe, eastern (1)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTHl: A, 2-3; S,2-3

<656>

Smith, Ben W., 1913, PhD, 1939, Genetics,
919-75 5-2287

Department of Genetics; North Carolina State
Oniversity; Raleigh, NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Variation, cytogenetics,
genetics, and evolution of natural or
experimenal plant populations

COMPBTENCE: Agronomy(3); Genetics(l);
Hort iculture(3) ; Cytology, plant
chromosomes (1) ; Plant Ecolngy(3);
Reproductive Biology, plant(2); SystematicsO)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOTEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVl-T ONE: Evolution of sex
determining mechanisms

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Peanut seel irradiation
experiment

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Reproductive morphology
and efficiency of peanut

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; OSDA; AEC; CC; COE; Ei>A;
OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; Asian; African;
Canadian; European, eastern: European,
western; South American; Austalasia (3000)

IMPPICT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIAEITT (TEARS) : Pacific States;
Rocky Mountain; North Central(3); Middle
Atlantic(2) ; Southeast (30, H) ; Asia; Canada,
western (0.5) ; Europe, western

AVAIIABILTTT (DATS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,5

<6';7->

RESPONDENTS
(AlPHiBETICAL LISTINi;)

180

<657>

Sulth, Bruce B., 1901, PhD, 1971, Botany,

717-8U3-8891

Biology; York College; Country Club Rd.;

York, PA 17it0^, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant uorphology systenatics

COHPETENCE: Anatony (2) ; Bacteriology (21 ;
Biostatistics (3) ; Genetics(2);
Horticulture (3) ; ^abrology of angiosperwsfl) ;
microbiology (2) ; Plant Fcology (2) ;
Physiology (2) ; Population 3iology(2);
Reproductive Biologyd); Systenatlcs;
Taxonomy (3) ; Hater Resources Manageaent (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Eubrylogical study of
population of southeast Cornus

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Quality and Quantity study
with statistic analysis of Cornus

INTEREST TN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governnent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Governnent; Other Governments (3U271

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central(3);
Northeast (1) ; Southeast (6, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 10; S.all

<6';<)->

Saith, David H., 1921, PhD, 19S0, Forest Ecology,
203-U36-a6U2

Silviculture; Yale Sch. Forestry f-
Environmental Studies; 205 Prospect St.; New
Haven, CT 06';i1, OS

COHPETENCE: Forestry (1); Meteorology (2) ; plant
Ecology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDA

EKPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; Local or
regional planning group; State governnent;

OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: National Timber Production
- Increase and Impact

INTEREST IN SOPKING WITH: Agriculture; Local or
regional planning group; State governnent;
Professional society; 'I'he Institute of
Ecology (TIF) ; O.S. Federal Government; USDA;
Canadian (271)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (1); Northeast (29) ; Af rica (1) ; Europe,
»estern(1)

<fi58>

Smith, Clarence L. , 1927, PhD, 1959, Ichthyology,
212-873-noO

Department of Ichthyology; American Hnseum of
Natural History; Central Park West at 79th;
New York, NY 1002U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and evolution of fishes

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Aquatic

Fcology(2); Fishery Biology (2); Population
Biology(2); Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Survey of bahamian fish
communities

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Fish sexuality and
phylogeny

RESEARCH ACTVITY THREE: Space sharing in fish
communities

INTEREST IN WORKING WI^H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1026)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (8) ;
South Central(2); Northeast ( 12) ; Hawaii(l);
Bahamas (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A,1; S,1

<660>

Smith, Owlght G., 1903, PhD, Zoology, 203-3O7-2101
Biology Department; Southern Connecticut
State College; 501 Crescent Street; New
Haven, CT, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population dynamics, habitat
selection and partitioning of raptors

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population ecology of barn
owls

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Analysis of a lake carp
population

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Breeding ecology of
Raptor populations in Otah

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; Mining;
Local or regional planning group;
Conservation or Scientific Group; OSDA; ABC;
COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; NSF; European, western
(521)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Watershed, forest, rar.ae; 'Ish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (0,H) ; Southwest (0, Ml ; Northeast (3, M)

1 - RESPONDENTS

(AlPHABETICJL LISTING)

181

<661>

<6f 1>

Smith, Kenneth L., Jr., 19113, PhD, 1971, Ecology,

617-5tt8-m00

Biology; Woods Hole Oceanographic

Institution; Hater Street; Woods Hole, MA

02';i>3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Energetics of marine conmunities
and populations

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l) ; Aquatic

Ecology(l); Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Marine Blology(l); Oceanography (2) ;
Physiology (2) ; Systematics) 3) ; ;Systems
Analysis (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sewage sludge effects on
Nev York Bight Benthos

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Deep-sea berthie community
respiration

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Energetics of pelagie
sargassum community

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (1828)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Water guality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2, H) ;
Middle Atlantic (2); Southeast (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2

<663>

Smith, Stephen B. , 1915, MS, 1971, Fisheries

Bio., 31';-858-1'^27

Department of Nat. Resources; Cornell

Onlversity; Rd 3 Eastlake Road; Richfield

Springs, NY 13U39, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Research of zooplankton and

benthos populations Fishery Research (Genl)

COMPETgncE: Aquatic Eco]oqy(l): Entomology (3) ;
Fishery Biology(2); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology (2) ; Population
Biology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Graduate research assistant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological Technicaian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Research Specialist

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (SIU)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central (U,M) ; Northeast (.2";)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2-14; S,2-a

<662>

Smith, Robert L., 192";, PhD, 1956, Wildlife
Biol., 30U-293-U797
Division of Forestry; West Virginia
Dniversity; Morgantown, WV 26506

PPINClPAl FIELD: Ecology of disturbed lands;
forest and wildlife ecology

COHPE'^ENCE: Animal Behavior (3); Animal

Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecoloqy(3); Fishery
Biology(31; Forestry(3); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
ornithology (1) : Plant Ecology(1); Population
Biology (2) ; Soil Science(3); Systems
Analysis(3); Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAW) : CC

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population studies forest
snail mammals

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Impact of man on
Appalacian ecosystem

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
Conservation group; The Instutute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of
SciencesINRC; inCN; COE; EPA; NSF; Other
Governments (382U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry; failings,
spoils disposal; Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YFARS) : Middle
Atlantic(2i,M) ; Northeast(U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,0

<66ll>

Smith, William H. , 1939, PhD, 1965, Plant

Pathology, 203-U36-0020

School of Forestry B Envir. Study; Yale

Onlversity; 370 Prospect St. ; New Haven, CT

06511, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pathology of woody plants in
urban, suburban, and forest ecosystems

COMPETENCE: Forestry(l); Environmental
Pollution(l) ; Pest Control (1); Plant
Pathology(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction; Civic
action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Orhan metal pollution of
plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Air pollution inhibition
of photosynthesis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Root exudates and
ecology of root pathogens

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
(Government (2U0)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed,
forest, range; Air pollution

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7, M) ;
Middle Atlantlc(U,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,ll; S,25

<66S>

1B2

T«BLE 1 - RESPOHDENTS

(»1PH»BETTC»1 LISTIHG)

<66S>

Snellihg, John C, 19a2, n\, 1967, Zoology,

607-270-3200

Dept. of Biology; Ithaca College; 17 lake Sd;

Cryden, KY 130S3, ns

PRIMCIPAl FIELD: Vertebrate Ecology Evolutionary
Biology and Behavior

COMPETENCE: Aninal Behavior(2); Anisal

Ecology (1); Ornithology (1) ; Pest Control (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology(3);
Feproductive Biology (3) ; midlife
nanagement (3)

FESEIBCH ACTIVITY ONE: Artificial incubation of
sparrow hawk eggs

BESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of African Eagles

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Couparative feeding
ecology of blackbirds

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Governnent; Other Governments (1?28)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIARITY (YEARS): North Central(21 ;
Northeast (U,M) ; Africa (2, M)

AVAIIABILI'^Y (BAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S, 15

<666>

Snider, Jerry A., 1937, PhD, 1973, Systematics

Department of Botany; Duke University ;

Durham, NC 27706, OS

PPINCIPAl FIELD: Bryology Lichenology Moss
Cytology Sphagnum Taxonomy 6 Ecology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy{3); Plant Ecology(3);
Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

INTEREST IN WORKING WI~H: Agriculture;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1219)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1):
Southeast (6)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,30

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local government;
Conservation or scientific group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
government; other governments (1800)

IMPACT ASSESSMEN'T EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Pish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): MDr theast ( 1 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic(1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1-S; S,20

<66B>

Snyder, Darrel E. , 1907, MS, 1971, Joology,

215-788-7010

503 Norwood Ave.; Croydon, PA 19020, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The study of freshwater larval
fishes and their identification

COMPETENCE: Animal BehaviorO) ; Animal

Ecoloqy(3); Aquatic Ecology(3); Fishery
Biology(2); limnology (3) ; Taxonomy(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Long term research on
larval fish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Water Chemistry

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; '^he Institute of
Ecology; "^he Nat'l Academy of sciences;
Onited Nations; IDCN; COE; EPA; HEW; USDT;
NSF; OST; Canadian (660)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 22; S,22

<669>

Snyder, Donald B., 1935, PhD, 1963, Zoology,
810-730-1671

Biology; Edinboro State College; Normal
Street; Edinboro, PA 16012, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Harm-blooded vertebrate,

population ecology and wildlife management

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (1)

<667>

Snyder, Benlamin W. , 1939, PhD, 1970,

Endocrinology, 617-730-3300 Ext. 2385

Lab. Human Reproduction G Reprod. Biol;

Harvard Medical School; 05 Shattuck St.;

Boston, MA 02115, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Reproductive endocrinology -
special emphasis on ovulation and
steroidogenesis

COMPETENCE: B iochemistry ( 3) ; Genetics(3);
Physiology ( 1) ; Population Biology(3);
Reproductive Biology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of drugs 6 hormones
on aelosis 6 ovulation

FTPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; State
government; OSDI

ETPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
IBCN; O.S. Federal Governnent (2303)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North
Central (5, M) : Northeast (S, h)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,10

183

<670>

SFSPOWDBHTS
(JLPHXBETICUL IISTIHG)

<670>

Snyder, Jonas L., 1932, HS, 1963,

»ildlife-26a-a';ua

Keqlonal Planning; Joint Planning Comission;

»-B-E Hirport; Lehigh Valley, P» 18103, DS

PFlMCIPXt FIELD: land Dse and General (later
Resource Planning: Habitat tlanageaent for
Gainebirds and Farn Gane

COBPETENCE: Forestry (2) ; Wildlife Hanagenent (1)

EXPEBIEHCE (»S EHPLOTEE) : Agriculture;

Construction; County or city governient;
local or regional planning group; State
governnent; DSDA

FESE«RCH ACTIVITY ONE: Plainfield Township
Comprehensive Plan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Regional Sewer S Rater
Plan update

PESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Leaser Lake recreational
hunting potential

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Local Governiaent; Conservation
or "Scientific Group; International
Organizations; D.s. Federal Governnent; Other
Governments (12t3)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways;

Reservoirs/Dams; Water supply; Water guality
control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(l) ; North Central (1,H) ;
Northeast (15, M) ; Canada, eastern (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAY"! PER MONTH): A,0; S,5

<672>

Sosnow, Allan D., 1902, MS, 1973, Fishery
Biology, 516-668-5800

Fishery Oceanography; NY Ocean Science
Laboratory; Drawer EE; Montauk, NY 11552, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fish Population Zooplankton
(Ichthyo plankton)

COMPETENCE: Fishery Biology(2); lirine

Biology(2) ; Culturing of Winter Flounders

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; Otllity;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Asian; European, western

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: International

Organizations; O.S, Federal Government (3130)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<673>

Soukup, Michael A., 19«U, MS, 1971, U03-253-5136
Oept. of Zoology; Oniversity of
Massachusetts; Aaherst, MA 01002, OS

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2) ; Animal

Ecology (2); Agnatic Ecology(l); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (1) ; Oceanography (2) ;
Pest Control (3) ; Population Biology(2) ; Water
Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYFE) : State government;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Silica cycle - New England
hardwater lake

<671>

Songdahl, John H., 1937, PhD, 1970, Zoology,

617-903-1566

Biology Department; Nichols College; Dudley,

MA 01570, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Toxins of marine invertebrates
particularly cephalopods and gastropod
molluscs

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3) ; Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology(3) ; Aquatic Ecology (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Marine
Biology (2); Oceanography (3) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Physiology (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; Conservation group;
International Organizations; D.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (3550)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental impact of
Rowlesburg Dam on Cheat River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Population study of
freshwater snail VIVIPAROS GEORGIANOS

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; OST; Other Governments (097)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Reservoirs/Dams; Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,20

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (5, M) :
Southeast (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S , 20

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(UPHABETICm ITSTINS)

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<67«>

Southwic)!, Edward E., 1903, PhD, 1971,

Zoophysioloqy, U 12-u 311-6 320

Biology Department; Dugnesne Oniversity;

Bluff; Pittsburgh, P» 15219, OS

PRINCIPAl EIELD: Physiological ecology,

energy-balance, environmental physiology,
animal physiology

COflPETFHCE: Animal Behayior(3) ; Animal
Ecology(1); Physiology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Energy blanace of
organisms under natural conditions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermoregulation in
homeotherms

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Physiological ecology of
a wild bird

INTEREST IN WORKING HI'^F: Private Sector; local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
D.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(602)

<676>

Sparrow, Arnold R., 1911, PhD, 19m, Genetics,

516-305-3380

Biology Dept.; Brookhaven National

laboratory; Opton, NY 11973, OS

PRINCIPAl EIEID: Various deleterious effects of
ionizing radiation on plants and chemical
mutagens

COHPETENCE: Biophysics (2) ; Forestry (3) ;

Environmental Pollution (2) ; Genetics (1);
Cytology(l); Plant Ecology(3); Taxonomy(2);
Radiation Biology(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPIOYEE) : AEC; DOD; HEW

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Professional society;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; Onited
Nations; NATO; lAEA-PAO; OSDA; AEC; DOD; AID

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of ionizing
radiation on plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Raaiohiologlcal responses
of orbited tcadescantia

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(U,I!) ; North Central (3 , K) ; Middle
Atlantic (2); Europe, western (0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A, 6; A, 6

<675>

Spagnoli, John J., 1901, BS, 196B, Barine Botany,

516-751-7900

Environmental Analysis; NYS Dept. of

Environmental Conservation; P.O. Box 25;

Ridge, HY 11961, OS

PRINCIPAl FIELD: Plant Ecology of Marine Wetlands

COMPETENCE: Sguatic Ecology(3): Fntomology (3) ;

Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine

Biology(l); Ornithology (3) ; Plant Ecology(2);
Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Construction;
ntillty; County or city government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fifty year change in a
selected salt marsh

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Wetlands study of
Southampton Town New York

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of tide gates on
cove estuary, CT

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat •I Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (0081)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protection/lettles; Shoreline protection:
Fish f. wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 12) ;
Middle Atlantic (12)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental mutagen
testing with tradescantia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; local

Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of ecology (TIE) : The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; D.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (1058)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Environmental
mutagens

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (30) ;
Canada, eastern (3) ; Canada, western (3) ;
Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 12; S,few

AVAILABILITY (BAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

185

<677>

T»B1E 1

FFSPOHDEMTS
(XtPHXBETICUL IISTIHG)

<67-'>

Spanlding, Klllara H. , Jr., 1931, BS, 1957,
wildlife Hanagement, 617-223-29P3
Oept . Interior; Bureau of Sport Fisheries &
Wildlife; D.S. Post Office 8 Courthouse;
Boston, «» 02109, OS

PRIICIPUl FIELD: Living Resource Hangenent

COIIPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIEHCE (AS BHPLOTEE) : State governaent; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (ftS COHSDLTANT) : Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining;
Transportation; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; State
government; civic action group; Conservation
group; Professional society; United Nations;
lOCN; OF Inter-Agency •'as); Force; OSDA; AEC;
DSDC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF;
OST; AID; DOT

Systems Analysis (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; AEC; COE; EPA;
NSF; OST; Canadian; Europear, western; South
American (1610)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : Pacific

States (2); Roclty Mountain (3); Northeast (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A.O; S,30

<f 79>

Sperling, Jon A., 193G, PhD, 1972, Botany,

212- UU 5- 7500

Biology: Kissena Blvd.; New York, NY 11367,

OS

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of surface mining
on O.S, Fish f- Wildlife

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Acid mine drainage
abatement

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: World heritage trust

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing;
Mining; Transportation; Otility; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; Onited Nations;
World Fanl^; lOCN; OS Inter-Agency Taslt Force;
D.S. Federal Government; OSDA; AEC; DSDC: CC;
COE; DOD; PEA; HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID;
DOT; Other Governments (1791)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Energy conversion/production;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Hater
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes; Coastal
protect ion /let ties; Canals/Channels;
Watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Irrigation; Hater supply; Water
quality control; Shoreline protection; Fish F,
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (9);
Northeast (3, M) ; Middle Atlantic(U);
Southeast (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,0

<678>

Spencer, Larry T., 19U1, PhD, 1968, Zoology,
603-536-1550

Natural Science Dept.; Plymouth State
College; Boyd Hall; Plymouth, NR 032614, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecological energetics of aquatic
invertebrates

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Algal ecology, diatom and

blue-green algae, ecology and systematics,
pollution monitoring

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Limnology (2) ;
Plant Ecology(l); Systematics(l)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; International Organizations; O.S,
Federal Government (1596)

AVAILABILI-'Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,10

<680'>

Spielman, Andrew, 1930, SC, 1956, Medical

Entomology, 617-73U-3300

Tropical Public Health; Harvard School of

Public Health; 665 Huntington Ave.; Boston,

MA 02115, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Reproduction of Mosquitoes

COHPE^ENCF: Entomology (1) ; Genetics (2);

Parasitology (1) ; Pest Control(l); Population
Bioloqy(2) ; Reproductive Biology (1); axonomy;
Virology

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEF) : Manufacturing; Defense
Department

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Reproduction of Mosquitoes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hormonomimetic Insecticides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Bionomics of Natural
Culex Pipies Poplations

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government: Other Governments (2085)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central(15); Central America (5) ; Canada,
eastern (1); Europe, weRtern(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): S,30

TABLB 1

RESPONDENTS
(«IPH*BETIC»I. LISTING)

<681>

Spotila, Janes S., 19au, PhD, 1970, Vertebrate

Zoology, 716-862-6109

Oept. of Biology; State Oniversity College of

Nev Tork; 1300 Elmwood »ve.; Buffalo, NT

111222, as

PR1NC1P»1 FIELD: Physical Ecology Interaction
(Energy exchange) Between Organisms and
Environment

CDBPETENCE: Uniial Ecology (1); Agnatic

Ecology (3); Biostatistics (2) ; Fishery
Biology(3) ; Environmental Poilution(3) ;
Physiological Ecology (1); Marine Biology (3);
Plant Ecology(3) ; Physiology (1) ; Systems
Analysis (2); Biophysical Ecology (1)

INTEPEST IN WOSKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (967)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIAFITT (YEABS) : North Central (1);
South Central (5, f1) ; Northeast (0. 5) ; Southeast

AVAILABIIITT (DAYS PEE HONTH) : A, 6; S,6

<682>

Sguires, Donald F., 1927, PhD, 1955, Geology,

518-«7it-";787

HYS Sea Grant Program; State Oniversity of

Ney York; 99 Washington Ave.; Albany, NY

12210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and Systematics of Peep
Sea Corals

COBPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology (3) ; Fishery

Biology (3); Environmental Pollution(3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Oceanography (?) ; Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2);
Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; Otility;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Sat'l Academy of
Sciences; lOCN; nSDC; CC; HEW; nSDl; NSF;
South American; New Zealand, Australia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Program management and
development - NYS Sea Grant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; Transportation;
Utility; Local Government; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; O.S. Federal Government (680)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities: Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protect ion/ let ties

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South Central (2);
Northeast (10) ; Middle Atlant ic(1 0) ; South
America (i,M) ; New Zealand (2, H) ; Australia (2, M)

<683>

St. Amand, Ronald "., 19«9, BA , 19''1, Biology,

617-756-5121

Department of chemistry; Worcester state

College; ii86 Chandler Street; Worcester, MA

01602, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: A knowledge of animal

populations and their relationship to the
environment

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3) ; Animal Ecology (2) ;
Aguatic Ecology(3) ; Bacteriology (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Genetics (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Microbiology (3) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Plant Ecology (3);
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology (3);
Reproductive Biologv(2); Taxonomy(3);
Wildlife ManagcmentO)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Local Government; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat*l Academy
of Sciences; International Organizations;
Onited Nations; World Bank; lOCN; OSDA; COE;
HOD; OSDI; NSF (3017)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,15

<68ll>

Stackhouse, Larry L., 1939, PhD, 1970, Veterinary

Pathology, 603-862-2726

Animal Science Department; Oniversity of New

Hampshire; Durham, NH 03821, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Anatomic pathology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2); Pathology Veterinary;
Microbiology (3) ; Parasitology (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Reproductive 9iology(3);
Veterinary Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Manufacturing; state
government

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: U.S. Federal Government
(613)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish F, Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(1.5); Rocky Mountain (1, M) ; North
Central (5); Northeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,1

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 1-2; S,1-2

TiBlB 1 - SESPOIIDEIITS

(ilLPn»BETIC»l LISTTNG)

187

<68';>

<685>

Stainlten, Dennis N. , 19Ufi, US, 1970, Zoology,
212-727-ii17a

Richmond College, DIt. Sci. 6 Eng. ; 130
Stuyvesant PI.; Staten Island, HT 10310, OS

PFINcrPM FIELD: Effects of marine pollation
(oil) on molluscs (Pelecypods)

COnPETEMCE: Environmental Pollution (3) ; Harlne
Biology(l); Oceanography (2) ; Physiology (1)

INTEREST IN WOHKTVG WITH: Hanuf acturlng; local

Government: Conservation or Scientific Group:
U.S. Federal Government; Other Goverments

(917)
GEOGRAPHIC FAHTLIHSITT (TEABS) : Northeast (5)
AVAIIABIIITT (OATS PER HONTfl) : 7A,2-3; ?S , 5

<686>

Staley, ''homas E., 19U2, PhD, 1970, Microbiology,
301-tt5it-28U8

Dept- of Microbiology: University of
Maryland; College Parlr, MD 207U2, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial physiology and ecology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Limnology (3) ; Microbiology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: DNA sequence relationships
among vibrio species

INTEREST IN HORKING dlTR: Private Sector; local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government: Other ^Governments (1170)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(3) : Northeast (2) ; Middle
Rtlanti c (2,M) : Europe, westernfl)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,1

<687>

Stalter, Richard, 19U2, PhD, 1968, Biology

St. John's Oniversity: Jamaica, NT 11132, DS

PRINCIPAL "lELD: Salt Marshes, Sand Dunes,
Southeast Flora, Long Island Flora

COMPETENCE: Plant Ecology (1) ; Systematics (2) ;
Taxonomy (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The flora Of Long Island

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: The marshes of the Cooper
River estuary

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental impact
studies I-IV, South Carolina

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Mining; Utility; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; OSDA; COE; DOD;
EPA; nSDI; NSF (1279)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Water Resource Development (Genl)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2. 5) ;
Middle Atlantic (1.5) ; Southeast(U)

<688'>

Stanton, Gary C, 19U8, 301-U90-2711

Grad. Stud, in Agronomy/Onlverslty of

Maryland; Inst, of Environmental Sciences;

13180 Larchdale Rd.; Apt U; Laurel, MD

20810, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Envir. pollution; Water
pollution; bact. organic, and sediment
contamination of water

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Bacteriology (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine
Biology(3); Microbiology (2) ; Soil Science(3);
Virology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sedimentation R hydrology
study of Oniversity of MD Sector of Paint Br.

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Bact 6 Chem study of the
rock creelc watershed

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing;
Mining: Transportation; Dtillty; Local
Government; conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. federal
Government; Other Goverments (leuu)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; ParVs,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Hater Resource
Development (Genl); Channelizstlon;
Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Flood control; Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC EAMILISRITT (YEARS) : Middle Atlantic(M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U: S,30

<f89'>

Starbucli, George W., 1938, BS, 1962, Zoology,

802-65a-107U

Aquatee Inc. ; 1025 Airport Dr. ; So,

Burlington, VT 05U01, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The use of dye diffusion survey
in thermal predictive studies

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); limnology (2) ;
Hydroqraphic studies (1); Oceanography (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Manufacturing;

Otllity; County or city government; State
government; HEW

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological studies
Connecticut River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hydrographlc study Maine
Yankee

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Hampton hydroqraphic
study

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government (1999)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (GENL) ; Hydroelectric power; Water
supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 10)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A.O; S,30

<690>

188

TABLE 1

FESPOHDENTS
(HLPHiBBTICXt IISTIHG)

<690>

Starn, Robert H., 19U0, PhD, 1969, Ecology,

919-379-';387

Dept. of Biology; Oniversity of North

Carolina; 1000 Spring Garden; Greensboro, NC

27012, OS

COMPETEHCE: Uninial Ecology(11; Hquatic

Ecology(H ; Biostatistics (2) ; llnnoloqy (1) ;
narine Fiology(2); Oceanography (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology (1); Systems
Analysis (3)

FESEiRCH ACTIVITY ONE: Orientation ana
distribution patterns of Daphnia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: The role of the eye in
Daphnia orientations

INTEREST IN ffORKING WITH: The Institute of
Ecology; "^he Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Dnited Nations; CC; COE; EPA; HEW; NSF; GST;
AID; Asian; Central American; European,
eastern; European, western; South American
(990)

IMPACT ASSFSSHENT EXPERIENCE: Reserroirs/DaBS

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITT (YEABS1 : Northeast (2, H) ;
Southeast (2)

AVAIIABIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,S

<691>

Stedham, Hichael A., 193S, DVH, 19';9, Veterinary

Medicine, 202-';76-5U5u

Veterinary Pathology Division; Armed Forces

Institute of Pathology; Washington, DC

20305, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Veterinary Pathology

COMPETENCE: Microbiology; Nutrition; Veterinary
Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

ETPEPIFNCE (AS COHSOLTANT) : AID

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Heliodosis in Dogs in
Vietnam

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Glossitis in Dogs

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2062)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(1) : Roclcy Mountain (tt. ■^, M) ; North
Central (1.5) ; South Central(l); Middle
Atlantic(2); Asia(1,M); Europe, vestern{3)

<692>

steinmetz, Charles Jr., 1931, PhD, 1961,

Plsheries-397-2101

Dept. of Biology; Southern Connecticut State

College; 501 Crescent St.; He* Haven, CT

06515, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiology and behavior of fishes

COMPFTENCE: Animal Behavior; Animal Ecology;

Aquatic Ecology; Fishery Biology; Limnology;
Marine Biology; Oceanography; Physiology;
Water Resources Management

ETPBRIBHCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of temperature on
laboratory reared marine fish larvae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Utility;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; OSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA;
HEW; HOD; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DO'' (305)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIPNCE: Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Fish 8 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

Central (5, M) ; Northeast (20, M) ; Middle
Atlantlc(2); Southeast (3, H) ; Canada,
western (5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

<693'>

Stephenson, Don w., 1904, MS, 1970, Zoology,
919-82fl-8211

Environmental Tech. Services; Carolina Power
6 Light; UU2 Fayettevllle St.; Raleigh, NC
27602, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Siting and operation of nuclear
power plants

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecology(2); Fishery Blology(2); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Limnology ( 3) ; Marine
Biology(3); Oceanography (3) ; Ornithology (1) ;
Plant Ecology (3) ; Water Resources
Management (2) : Wildlife Management (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological surveys of
power plant sites

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental engineering

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; AEC; OSDC; COE;
EPA; OSDI; NSF (7 19)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Forestry: Par^s,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization: Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric power; vtsh
C Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 1) ;
Middle Atlantic(3) ; AlasVa (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDC; NSF

189

<69ii>

RESPONDENTS
<»LPH»BPVICH1 LISTING)

<R9»>

Stern, Urthor M., 1921, PhD, ^<)'■■\, Blcroblology,
21'^-3*;5-3300

Environmental Research; Betz Laboratories,
Inc.; Sonerton Soad; Trevose, P» 190U7, ns

PSmciPH FIELD: nicrobial biochenlstry and its
releyence to pollntion control

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Bacteriology (1) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Environmental Pollution(l);
Genetics (31; Immunology (3) ; tlicrobiology (1) ;
Nutrition (2) ; Physiology (2) ; Soil Science (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (ts CONSOLTUNT) : Banuf actnring ; County
or City government; State government;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTTVTTY ONE: Biochemical degradation of
lignin

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Development of novel waste
treatment aerator

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Decolor izat ion of dye
plant effluents

INTEREST IN DORKING KITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Local novernnent; Conservation
group; Professional society: TIE; The Natl
Academy of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations; AEC; DSDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA;
HEN; nsDI; NSE; OST; AID; Other Governments
(2aU8)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Pesticides, herbicides; Nater
Resource Development (Genl) ; Hater supply;
Nater guality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : South
Central (2, H) ; Middle Atlantic (19, M)

ATAILABIllTY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 2-3 ; S,2-3

<695>

Stern, Nilliam I., 1926, PhD, 195U, Botany,
301-U5U-3821

Botany; Oniversity of Mar-fland; College Park,
Maryland 207U2; College Parte, MD 207U2, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Anatomy of plants as related to
phylogeny and systenatics

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (1); Forestry (2) ; General
Botany; Tropical Botany; Paleontology (2) ;
Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1); Microscopic
structure of wood (1) ; Plant Morphology (2) ;
Plant phylogeny (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Onited Nations

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : DOD; NSF; Asian

INTEREST IN NORKING NITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organization; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2058)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (20, M) ;
Hawaii (0.5); Asia (1) ; Central America (0.5) ;
Nest Indies

<6<)f>

Stettenheim, Peter R., 1928, PhD, 1959, Zoology,

603-675-5915

Box 79; Plalnfield, NH 03781, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Descriptive and functional avian
anatomy, particularly feather structure

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2); Animal Behavior(3);
Ornithology (1) ; Paleontology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bristles of birds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Integument of birds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Avian anatomy/integument

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; lOCN; U.S. Federal
Government; DSDA; Other Governments (3152)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (0.5, M) ; North Central (19);
Northeast(5) ; Alaska (0. 33, M) ; Europe,
western (0. 3 3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,"; S,«

<6 97>

Steyskal, George C, 1909, 202-itU7-53ii1

Systematic Entomology Laboratory, RAS; O.S.
Department of Agriculture; c/o O.S. National
Museum NHB W-617; Washington, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Taxonomy of two-winged flies
(Diptera) and morphology of sane

COMPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : African

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Diptera of Egypt

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation group;

Professional society; '''he National Academy of
Sciences; O.S. Federal Government (126)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(l); Middle Atlantic (101 ; Africa(.5)

AVAILABILI'^'Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,7

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, open; S.open

<«98>

190

TABLB 1

WBSPONDESTS
(»tPR»BETIC»l IISTIHG)

<698>

Stlra, Pobert J., 19U9, BS, 1971, Fishery

Science, 215-323-930B

Sctiayll(ill Slver Stndy; Ichthyoloqical

Associates; FD #1, Pricks Lock Road;

Pottstovn, PA 191I6U, OS

PRINCIPAL PTELD: Pish food and feeding habits in
rivers

COHPETENCE: Agronomy!:^); Anatomy (3) ; Aniial
Behavior (3); Aniacl Ecology (3);
Anthropology (3) ; Aquatic Ecology (2);
Entomology (3) ; Pishery Biology (2);
Environmental Pollation (3) ; Limnology (3) ;
Physiology(3) ; Systematics (3) ; Taxonomy (3) ;
Water Resources Management (3)

EIPBRIEHCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Otility

RESEARCH ACTITITT ONE: Food habits of fishes of
Schoylkill River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: Schuylkill Fiver
ecological study

IHTEREST Id HORKING BIth: Private Sector; County
or city qovernmert; Local or regional
planning group; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International organizations; AEC;
nsnc; CC; COE; EPA; HEH; BOD; OSDI; NSF; OST;
AID; DOT; Other Governments (307?)

IHPACT ASSESSHEFT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Fish C Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAdlLIAFITT (YEARS): Northeast (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER NONTB): A, 2; S,2

<699>

Stone Jr., Earl I., 1915, PhD, 19«8, Soil

Science, 607-256-2287

Agronomy; Cornell Dniversitv; Ithaca, NY

10850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil-forest relationships,

especially nutrition, ecology, and soil change

COHPETENCE: Aaronony(3) ; Agricultural Science (3) ;
Forestry(l); Plant Ecology(2); Soil
Science (1); Water Resources Management (3) ;
Wildlife Manaqemen* f3>

E7PEHIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

ETPBRTENCE (AS CONSOLTART) ; Prof ession-.l society;
DSDA; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Forest fertilization
research - NF Fardwoods

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Planning forest ecology
research - Indonesia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Planning forest soils
research

INTEREST IN WORKING kITH: Professional society;
The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l

Academy of Sciences; United Nations; World
Bank; TOCN; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (2312)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2);
Southeast (2) ; Europe, vestern (10) ; s.E.
Asia (Philippines, New Zealand) (5.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 2-5; S,?

•r^OO

Stoneburner, Daniel I., 1905, PhD, 1970, "lant

Ecology, 301-671-3919

Water Quality Engineering Division; O.S. Army

Environmental Hygiene Agency; Edqewood

Arsenal; Edqewood, HD 2 1010, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecological energetics and
systems analysis

COMPE'^ENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; State
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government;
Civic action group; conservation group

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Orqani zations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (1966)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwe55t (0. 5) ;
North Central(3); Middle Atlanvic (2. 5)

<-701>

Storms, Stephen E., 1907, MS, 1972, oceanography,

301-20 3-7057

Earth and Planetary Science; Chesapeake Bay

Institute; 30th and Charles; Baltimore, HO

21218, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Secondary productivity
especially crustacean feedinq

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecoloqy(3); Aquatic

Ecoloqy(2); Bacter ioloqy (3) ; Biochemistry (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; limnoloqy (2) ;
Marine Biology(2); Oceanography ( 1) ;
Paleontoloqy (3) ; Population Bloloqy(3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Feeding of copepods in
Chesapeake Bay

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
International Orqanization ; AEC; USDC; COE;
EPA; HEW; OSDI; NSF; OST; Central American;
Canadian; South American (lO'iO)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Enerqy

conversion/production; Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : liddle
Atlantic{0,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

<702>

TABLE 1

EESPORDENTS
(XIPHXBSTICM IISTIHG)

<702>

Stout, Benjamin B,, 192U, PhD, 1967, EcologY,

201-217-1766

Fort, -Forestry Dept. ; Ratgers Onlversity;

cook college; Ne» Brnnsvick, HJ 08903, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analysis of forest ecosystens

COnPETEMCF: Biostatistics(2) ; Forestry (1) ; Plant
Ecology (11

BXPBRIEHCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Nanuf actaring

SESIABCH ACTIVITY ONE: System analysis decidiions
forest ecosystem

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Forest tree root systems

EESEABCH ACTIVITY THREE: Crovn Stem relationships
in forest trees

INTEREST IN BORKINR WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
National Academy of Sciences; Horld Bank;
lOCN; O.S. Federal Government; African;
Canadian («23)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Natershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (12) ;
Middle Atlantic(13,M)

AVAILABIII-Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,10

<703>

Strain, Boyd R., 1935, PhD, 196U, Plant Ecology,

919-68U-2677

Dept. of Botany; Duke Dniversity; Durham, NC

27706, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Effect of environmental stresses
on plant growth and ecosystem behavior

COMPETENCE: Forestry(3); Environmental

Pollution (3) ; Plant Ecology(l); Physiology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Forest production

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Growth of desert shrubs

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International 0rgani7ations; D.S. Federal
Government (105)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(8,M); Rocky Mount aln (1 ,H) ;
Southeast (3,M)

<70U>

Street, Michael W. , 19<t3, BS, 1970, Fisheries,

919-338-8351

N.C. Dlv. Com. S Spts. Fish; N.C. Dept. of

Natural R Rcon. Res.; 1510 North Road Street;

Elizabeth City, NC 27909, OS

PRINCIPAL FIET.D: Life histories of and fisheries
for anadromous fishes (not salnonids)

COMPETENCE: Fishery Biology(l); limnology (3) ;
Marine Biology (2) ; Oceanography (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Anadromous fishes of
Albemarle Sound N.C. Area

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Long range research needs
for N.C. Fisheries

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Estuarine inventory

INTEREST IN WORKING Wl'fH: local Government;

Conservation or Scientific Group; OSDA; USDC;
COE; EPA; OSDI (1576)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (7. 5, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): unknown

<705>

Stuart, Alastair H., 1931, PhD, 1961, Biology,

tt13-5i4 5-0975

Dept. of Zoology; Onlversity of

Massachusetts; Morrill Science Centre;

Amherst, HA 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Termite biology and behavior
(pheromones) biological control

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(l); Animal
Ecology(l); Aguatic Ecology(l);
Entomology (1) ; Fishery Biology (3) ;
Forestry(2); Limnology (1) ; Biological Pest
Control(l); Physiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Otillty; New Zealand;
Australia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Exp. studies on
communication in termites

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Termites - Australia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; OSDA; DOD; HEW; NSF; other
Governments; Central American; New Zealand;
Australia; S. Africa (1090)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest,
range; Hydroelectric power

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(U);
Northeast(5) ; Southeast (0) ; Central
America(l); New Zealand (6) ; AustraHa(6)

AVATIABTLITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2 depends; S,20
negotiable

TABLE 1 - RESPOSDENTS

(AlPHUBETICAL LISTING)

192

<706>

Sturges, Franklin »., 1930, PhD, 1957, Ecology,

3011-876-2511

Division of Science; Shepherd College;

Shepherstovn, IIV 2514U3, OS

PRIHCIPAL FIELD: CoBBunity ecology of terrestrial
vertebrates in tenperate forests

COMPETENCE: »nl«al Pehavior(3); »ni»al

Ecology (1); Forestry (3); Environ mental
Foliation (3) ; Limnology (3) ; Ornithology (1) ;
Plant Ecology (3); Physiology (3) ; Popolatlon
Piology(2); Systematics (3) ; Taxonomy(3);
Wildlife (lanagement f 3)

SESEftFCH ACTIVITY ONF: Birds and cataplllars in
northern hardwoods forest

RESEARCH ACTITITT Tgo: Radiation sensitivity of
birds

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Dtility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; O.S. Federal Government; AEC; OSDC
(2«96)

GEOGRAPHIC FABTLIARITT (TEARS): Pacific
StatesdU.M) ; Northeast (1 ,«) ; Middle
Atlantic(5)

AVATLABIIITT (DATS PER HONTH) : A, 5; S,5-20(vary)

<70R>

Suzuki, Jon B., 19U6, PhD, 1971, Microbiology,

212-87 0-6000

Pathology Dept.; St. Lake's Hospital Center;

Armsterdau at liuth St.; New York, NY 10025,

OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Clostridia Infections;
Phagocytosis

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Biochemistry (3) ;
Microblology(l)

FTPERTENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Professional society

RESEARCH ACTITITT ONE: Clostridia Infections and
Phagocytosis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Steroid Metabolism by
Bacteria

INTEREST' IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (62)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Highways;
Air Pollution

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS) : North
Central (3, M) ; Northeast (2)

AVAILABTLITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S , U

<707>

Stotz, Sherwood S., 1921, HS, 1966, Zoology,

8111-371-2800

wildlife Technology; Pennsylvania State

Oniversity; DuBols Campus; DuBols, PA 15801,

OS

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology(2); Aquatic Ecology(3); Fishery
Biology (3); Marine Biology (3);
Ornithology (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology (2) ; Range Science (2) ; Soil
Science (3); Wildlife Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Moult and pelage patterns
in phoca vitullna

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
Dtility; local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (1519)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Watershed, forest,
range; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMtHARITY (YEARS): Pacific
StatesCH ; Northeast (2. 5) ; Canada,
western (3, M)

<709'>

Swan, Emery, F., PhD, 19I12, Zoology, 603-862-2097

Oniversity of New Hampshire; Spaulding Bldg. ;

Durham, NR 0382U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental effects on growth
and form in marine invertebrates

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aguatic

Ecology(2); Marine Biology (1) ; Oceanography (3)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Tnternutional Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1930)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (9, M); Northeast (22, M) ; Middle
Atlantic (3)

AVAIIABIIITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,10

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : Onknown

193

<710>

BESPOHDENTS
(»IPHIIBETIC»L LISTING)

<710>

Svan, Fredericlc F. , Jr., 1931, PhD, 1966, Hat.

Res. Conspry., aOU-SSe-SUTI

Dept. of Biology; West Liberty State College;

Sest Liberty, sv 2607U, OS

PPINCIPM FIELD: Effects of fire on plant
coenanities in eastern north Anerlca

COMPETENCE: Forestry (2); Environaental
Pollution (31 ; Plant Ecology (1); Soil
SclenceO): Systematics (3) ; Biiailfe
lanaqement (3)

ETPERI13NCE (»S CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Natural area survey of
Washington, DC netropolitan region

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vegetation aanagenent plan
four natural areas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ose of chlorophyll
extracts to Heas Solar Rad.

INTEREST IN W
Agricultu
Mining; T
(^overnnen
or region
Conservat
action gr
Prof essio
Ecology
Internat i
World Pan
OSDA; AEC
OSDI; NSF
(592)

ORKING WITH:
re; Construe
ransportatio
t; County or
al planning
ion or Scien
oup; Conserv
nal society
The Nat'l Ac
onal Organiz
k; ItlCN; O.S
; DSDC; CC
: OST; AID

Privat
tion; M
n; Otil

city g
group;
tific G
at ion g

The In
adeoy o
ations;
. Peder
COE; DO
DOT; Ot

e Sector;
anuf acturing;
ity; Local
overnment; Local
State government;
roup; Civic
roup;

stitute of
f Sciences;

nnited Nations;
al Government;
D; EPA; HEW; HOD;
her Governments

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry? Plant
Cornmun. Management

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central (2, M) : Northeast (3, H) ; Middle
Atlantic (6); Europe, western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,30

<711>

Szechtman, Raphael J., 1983, MS, 1972, Ocean
Engineering, 203-228-3086
Marine Science Institute; Oniversity of
Connecticut; 76 Wellswood Road; Amston, CT
06231, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuary Pollution

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology(3);
Oceanography (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Manufacturing;

Dtility; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Phosphates in long Island
sound

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Metal analysis in Long
Island sound

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
U.S. Federal Government (1871)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hydroelectric

power; Water supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (7, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH); Variable

<712'>

Tamarin, Robert H., 19U2, PhD, Biology,
617-35 3-21132

Biology Dept.; Boston Oniversity; 2
Cummington; Boston, MA 02215, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population ecology and genetics
of rodents

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (1) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Blostatistics(2) ; Genetics(l); Population
Biology(l); Reproductive Biolooy(2);
Systematics (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Genetics of mouse
population cycles

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Population cycles in rats

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: House demography on
islands

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (16(*1)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (H) ;
North Central(5,M) ; Northeast (3 ,M) ;
Hawaii (2,M)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,6

<713>

TUBLE 1 - PESPONDENTS

(MPHiBETTCAl LISTTHG)

1911

<-'13>

Tarplee, BiHiaa 1., Jr., 19U9, BS, 1971,
Wildlife Bioloqy, 919-765-1631
Coop Fishery Onit; North Carolira State
Onivecsity; P.O. Box 5577; Raleigh, VC
27607, OS

PBINCIPM. FIELD: Svanp and Warsh Ecosystens
Greatest Competence in Cypress-Gu« Swanp

COMPETFUCE: Aquatic Ecology (1) ; Fishery

Piology(l); Environmental Pollvition(3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Ornithology (31 ; Plant Ecology (3); Hater
Resources Management (3>

BBSEHRCH ACTIVITY OME: Effects of channelization
on fish populations

RESEARCH ACTITITT THO: The relationship of
various cover types to fish population

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Fish populations in
swamp-stream ecosystems

IHTEREST IN HOBKING SITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; International
Organizations; n.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3506)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ET'ERIENCF: Hater Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Canals/Channels; Fish 8 Hildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast (2, S)

<71l»>

Tate, James, 19U0, PhD, 1968, Zoology,
607-3U7-m25

Laboratory of Ornithology; Cornell
Oniversity; 159 Sapsucker Hoods Rd . ; Tthaca,
NY 10B=;0, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Vertebrate ecology and palecology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Animal Behavior(2);
Animal Ecology (21; Ornithology (1) ;
Paleontology (1) ; Population Biology(2) ;
Veterinary ScienceO); Hildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Agriculture; Dtllity;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Feeder research

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Bird sound cassettes

INTEREST IN VOEKING HITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (387)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(3,M) ; Southwest (1) ; North Central (U) ;
Northeast (U,M)

<715>

Tavares, James E. , 1938, PhD, 1966, Biology,

716-831-U20B

Biology Dept. ; State Oniversity of New York;

Main Streeet; Buffalo, NY m21tt, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiology of plant growth
regulators - particularly, auxins and
cytokinins

COMPETENCE: Agrono«y(3); Anatomy (Plant) (2) ;

Fioche»istry(2) ; Forestry(3); Genetics{3);
Horticul ture (3) ; Microbiology (3) ;
Physiology (1)

EJtPESIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : AEC

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Inhibitors of auxin
transport

INTEREST IN WORKING HITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; United Nations; U.S.
Federal Government (2126)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3);
Northeast (8) ; Europe, western(0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,30

<716->

Taylor, C. Richard, 1939, PhD, 1''63, Biology,

617-27 5-1725

Biological Laboratories; Harvard University;

Divinity Ave.; Cambridge, MA 02138, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological Ecology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3); Physiology (3) ; Hildlife
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS COMSULTAN'^) : Agriculture: United
Nations; OSDA; African

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Hater relations of desert
antelopes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Energetics of locomotion

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Metabolism 6 temperature
regulation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1868)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast (7) ;
Southeast(2) ; Africa(U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,S

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 20; S , 30

195

<717>

?»BIE 1

RESPOHDENT?

(ALPHABRTICSL LTSTIHG)

<7n>

Taylor, BalcolB H., 1902, PhD, 1969, Physiology,
302-6115-6676

College of Marine Studies: Oniversity of
Oelavare; P.O. Draxer 286; lewes, DE iggSS,
OS

PRINCIPAL PTELD: Envi ronmental Physiology of
Harine Animals

COHPETEKCE; Aquatic Ecology (3) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Fishery Piology (3) ; ?nvironmental
Pollution (31 ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Physiology (1) ; Beproductive Biology(3)

EXPBPIEUCE (AS COHStJI.TAri"') : COE

SESBAPCH ACTIVITY ONE: lupact of tropical storm
Agnes op Delaware estuary

RESEARCH ACTTVTTT THO: Ecological survey of C S D
canal

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Long-term effects of
corticosteroids adainstered to newborn rats

INTEREST IN KORKING WITH: Private Sector: Local
Governirent: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (16761

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARSl : Middle
«tlantic (P,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,tt; S,ll

<718>

Taylor, Harren H., 1923, MS, 1957, midlife

Management, 703-825-8103

Game Division; Commission of Game and Inland

Fisheries; 102 Elizabeth St.; Culpeper, VA

22701, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife Management with
Emphasis on Small Game Species

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(31; Animal

Ecology(3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Pest Control (2) ; Plant
Ecology (3); Population Biology (^1;
Taxonomy (3); Wildlife Management (1)

ETPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or reginal planning
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation of exotic game
bird program

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Pheasant live trapping
study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Quantico MCB dead deer
survey

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(1866)

IHOACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; ParVs,
recreational facilities; Shoreline
protection; Fish 6 wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(20)

<719>

Teal, John M., 1929, phD, 1955, Biology,

617-508-1U00

Biology Department; Woods Hole Oceanographlc

Institution; Water Street; Woods Hole, MA

025U3, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marsh ecology, marine oil
pollution mid-water to benthic ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Ecology(l); Biochemistry (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Horticulture (3) ; Limnology (2) ;
Marine Blology(11; Oceanography (21 ;
Ornithology (3) ; Plant Ecology(2);
Physiology (2) ; Population Blology(2)

ETPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction;

Otillty; County or city government; State
government; Conservation group; The Institute
of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Experimental salt marsh
study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Oil pollution baseline
study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Coastal zone workshop

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Transportation Otillty; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; United
Nations; O.S. Federal Government; African;
Central American; Canadian; European,
eastern; European, western; South American
(300 1)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 15, M) ;
Southeast (OrH) ; Canada, eastern(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3-5; S,3-'^

<-720>

196

TABLE 1

HESPONDBNTS
(AlPH»BETIC»l LISTING)

<7?0->

Terore, Fenneth S., 1903, PhD, 19T0, Zoology,
617-';it8-1U00

Biology Departnent; Roods Hole Oceanogtaphic
Institution; »oods Hole, Hi 02500, OS

PSmciPIlL FIELD: Benthic ecology-food chain
dynamics

COHPETENCE: Aniaal Ecology (1) Benthie Ecology(l)
narine Biology(l) oceanography (1)

HEEEARCR ACTIVITY ORE: (<acrobenthos of Cape Pear
River estnary

RESEABCH ACTIVITY TWO: Food Chain dynamics
studies - Aquaculture systems

BESEASCH ACTIVITY "HEEE: Carbon- 10

IRTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or

Scientific Group; Professional society; TIE;
nnited Vations; Intercol; COE; DSDI; NSF;
Other Governments (IfiOl)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAWILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast (3, H) ;
Southeast C^ ,H)

<'721>

Terry, Orville »., 1910, PhD, 1970, Cell
Physiology, =16-206-7710

Harine Sciences Pes. Ctr.; State Dniversity
of New York; Stony Brook, NY 11790, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Culture of Harine organisms

COMPETENCE: Agricultural science (2) ; Animal
Ecology(3); Aquatic Ecology(3); Fishery
Eiologv (2) ; Horticulture (2) ; Harine
Biology(2); Plant EcologyO); Plant
Pathology (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Biological
Rhythms

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; County or
city government; State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Local or regional
planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marine Wetlands of Suffolk
and Nassau Counties

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Aguaculture for Long Island

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Abnormalities in Bivalve
Shellfish

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; state government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (58)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCF; Agriculture;
Navigation; Irrigation; Water supply;
Wetlands Manag.

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic(3e,M)

<722>

Thoma, Richard W., 1921, PhD, 1951, Biochemistry,
201-725-7012

Oept, of Biol, Process Development; E. R,
Squibb and Sons, Inc. ; Georges Road; New
Brunswick, MJ 08903, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biological process technology

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (3) ; Biochemistry (1) ;
Genetlcs(3); Hicrobiology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Manufacturing

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: ,Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1155)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (0);
Middle Atlantic(n,M)

<723>

Thomas, David H., 1905, phD, 1971, Anthropology,

212-87 3-1300

Anthropology; American Museum of Natural

History; 79 at Central Park West; New York,

NY 10020, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Study Prehistoric Human Ecology
of OS Deserts

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3); Anthropology ( 1) ;
Piostatistics (3) ; Systematics(3) ; Archaeology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Reese River ecological
project

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government; OSDI (3200)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (5); Southwest (1)

<720'>

Tibbetts, Donald L., 1903, PhD, 1959, chemistry,

215-880-3500

Chemistry Dept . ; Beaver College; Glenside, PA

19038, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Chemistry

COMPETENCE: Biochemistry (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: O.S. Federal Government
(737)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (0);
Northeast(l) ; Middle Atlantic(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,30

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON^H) : A, 2; S,2

197

<725>

TABLE 1 - FESPOMDEVTS

(HlPHftBBTICSL IISTIMG)

<72'!>

Tibbs, »rthur I., 1910, MS, 19fi7, sUdlife

Management, 81U-371-2000

wildlife Technology Dept . ; The Pennsylyanla

State nniversity; DuBois Campus; DuBois, PA

15801, OS

PBINCIPAL FIELD: Land management for upland game
water fowl and white-tailed deer

COMPETENCE: Forestry (3); Hildlife Management (1)

EXPEBIEHCE (*S EMPLOYEE) : OSDA; DSDI

INTEREST III WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; DSDA; COE; DOD;
EPA; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID; European, eastern;
European, western; Canadian; South American;
Australian (507)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(0.5) ; Rocky Mountain (0.*;) ;
Northeast (5, H) ; Hawaii (2)

AVAILABILI-^Y (DATS PER MONTH): A,"; S,U

<726>

Tletjen, John H., 19U0, PhD, 19Sfi, Oceanography,
212-621-7033

Biology; City College of New York; Convent
Ave. at 138 St.; New York, NY 10031, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of marine meiofauna

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecoloqy(l) ; Agnatic
Ecology(1) ; Marine Biology(l);
Oceanography (1) ; Reproductive Biology (2) ;
Soil Science (2) ; Systenatics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Dtility; DSDC; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONF: Physiological ecology of
marine nematodes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Physiological ecology of
marine nematodes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological consultant on
thermal stress

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Otility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; Dnited
Nations; OSDC; COE; EPA (3003)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 25; S,20

<727>

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N., 1900, PhD, 1972, Plant

Ecology, 617-780-5036

Biology Department; Dnlversity of

Massachusetts; 100 Arlington St.; Boston, MA

02116, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of harsh environment
plants Arctic-Alpine and coastal

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Bacteriology (3) ;
Biostatistics(2) ; Forestry (3); Environmental
Pollution(2) : Horticulture (3) ; Arctic Alpine
Ecology (1); Marine Biology (1); Plant
Fcology(l) ; Systematics(l) ; Systems
Analysis (3); Taxonomy (2); Salt Marsh
Ecology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Taxonomy of tolostoma
brumale

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Snowcover ecology of
diapensia, Abies, Picea

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Systems model of salt
marsh

INi'EREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIF) ; The Nat'l Academy
of S-eiences; International Organizations;
O.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(859)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (H); Northeast (7) ; Miadle
Atlantic(M); Iceland («) ; Canada, eastern (M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES MONTR): A, 5; S,10

<728>

Tlner, Jack D. , 1922, PhD, 1952, Zoology,

212-671-3000, Ext. 2817

Department of Pathology and Labs. ; Peth

Israel Medical Center; IP N.D. Perlman PI.;

New York, NY 10003, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Design and operation of dynamic
systems for cultivation of parasites and
invertebrates

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (2) ; Animal Ecology (3);
Biochemistry (3) ; Biophysics (3) ;
Bioengineering (1) ; Parasitology (1) ;
Physiology (3) ; Taxonomy;2); Veterinary
Science (3); Wildlife Management (3) :
Pathol ogy(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Manufacturing; State
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITAHT) : Manufacturing; HJW

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cultivation of malaria

INTEREST IS WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Dnited Nations; O.S. Federal "overnment
(1979)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (0.25) ; Pocky Mountain (0. 25) ; Nortih
Central (8, M) ; Northeast (15) ; Middle
Atlantic(5); Alaska(0.25)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER HONTK) : At present ca-.r.ot
say.

<729>

TUBIE 1 - FESPONDENTS

(MPHABETIOl IISTIHG)

198

<129>

Toiaerland, Douglas S., 1939, PhD, 1969,
Geoloqy-'iiol., 203-im3-8U^3
Physical 6 Ocean Science; U.S. Coast Guard
ftcadeny; New London, CT 06320, OS

PSINCIPUL FIELD: Evaluating enifironinental inpacts
in estuaries and coastal vaters

COHPE'ENCE: Aquatic Ec^t.Tqy(l); Biosta tistics (3) ;
Fishery Blology(3); Fnvi ronmental
Pollution (21 ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Oceanography (2) ; Water Pesources
lanagement (3) ; wildlife Management (3)

EXPEPIENCE (AS EHPLOTEEl : Conservation group: DOT

EXPEBIENCE (SS CONSULTANT) : Dtillty

BESEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Power plant ecology -
Hudson River, New York

SESEABCH ACTIVITY TWO: Power plant ecology - New
Haven Harbor, Conn.

PESEABCR ACTIVITY '^fffEtz Environmental impact
statement - Thames Piver, Conn.

IN'^EREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation group: Professional
society: The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; United Nations;
D.S. federal Government; Other Governments
(1139)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPEBIENCE: Energy
conversion/production

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIAPITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(2) ; Northeast (10, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 3; S,30

<731>

Trautenberg, Gerald »., 1935, MS, 196U,
Biochemistry, 201-361-R308

Ht. View Manor C-B Rd tl; Wharton, NJ 07B8r,
DS

PRINCIPAL EIELD: Biochemical-microbiological
environmental technology relative to
industrial processes

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Ecology(3); Aquatic Ecology(3);
Bacteriology (2) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Environmental Pollution ( 1) ; larine
Biology(3): Microbiology (1) ; Parasitology ( 3) ;
Paleontology(2) ; Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Manufacturing; Local
or regional planning group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pulp and paper industry
chemical environi'ental problems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Harliettng of biochemical
environmental technology

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufactruing; Otillty; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
OSDA; CC; COB; DOD EPA; HEW; HUD; tlSID; NSF
(20111)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion /pro duct ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development
(Genl) ; Water supply; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
»tlantic(1U,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

<730>

Tramontane, John P., 193ii, PhD, 1971, Zoology,

9m-3a3-1121

Piologv; Orange Country Community College;

115 South Street; Middletown, NY 10900, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Avian ecology and behavior

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Civic action group

EESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Comparative studies of
canyon and roci? wrens

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Behavior Sympartrlc
Arizona Grassland sparrows

INTEREST IN WORKING WI'^H: Private Sector; local
Government; International Organizations; D.S.
Federal Government; Canadian; European,
eastern (178)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) ; Pacific

States(ii,M) ; Southwest (6, H) ; Northeast (2) ;
Asia (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,10

<732>

Turner, John R.G., 19U0, D Phil, 1967,
Ecology/Genetics, 516-2«6-82U9
Blologj, Division; State Oniversity of New
York; Stony Brook; Long Island, NY 11790, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evolutionary, ecological and
population genetics of man and insects

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Biostatlstics (3) ;
Entomology (2) ; Genetics ( 1) ; Evolution (2) ;
Population Biology (3) ; Systematics (3) ;
TaTonomyf3); Theoretical Biology (?)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): European, western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Genetics of adaptive race
formation

RESEARCH >CTTVITY TWO: Dynamics of two locus
systems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Behavioural aspects of
mimicry

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1315)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1) ;
Europe, western(1 1 ,H) ; South America (1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 10; S,30

199

<733>

TABLE 1

EESPOHDENTS
(ALPHUBETICIIL IISTIHG)

<733>

Tuthill, Hartley H. , 1919, BS, 19111, Hgronomy,
703-0 27-1818

nSDi Soil ConserTation Service; P.O. Box
6097; Virginia Beach, VA 23«56, OS

PRINCIPAl FIELD: Soil Science Interpretation of
Soils in nrban Areas

COHPETEIICE: Anatomy (2); Soil Science (1)

BXPEPIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : Agriculture;

Construction; Transportation; Dtillty; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group; DSD&

EXPEBIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : FOD

INTEREST IV WOBKING UITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Transportation; Otility; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; state government; Civic
action group; Conservation Group; D.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (3897)

IHPACT ASSFSSHEVT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Forestry; Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Reservoirs/Dams;
Canals/Channels; Flood control; Water supply;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC PAHILIARITT (TEARS): Southeast (30)

<73«>

Tyus, Harold B., 19U2, PhD, 1971, Zoology,

919-763-9971

Environmental Resources; D.S. Army Engineer

Mstrict; P.O. Box 1890 Wilmington, NC

281101, OS

PEINCIPAl FIELD: Ecology and Population Dynamics
of Fresh Water and Estuarine Pishes

COBPETEHCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecology (1); Fishery Biology(l); Genetics (2);
Limnology (2) ; Barine Biology (2) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Population Biology(2);
reproductive Biology (2) ; Water Resources
Banagement (2) ; Wildlife Banaqement (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : State government; COE

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Otility; Civic action
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Population dynamics of
Anadromous Alevlves

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO; Environmental assessment
of Brunsvlck Beaches

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Env. Ass. Of Crabtree
Creek Flood control prolect

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (153*^)

IBPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Channelization; Dredging, filling; Beach
nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes;
Coastal protection/Jetties; Canals/Channels;
Navigation; Flood control; Water quality
control; Shoreline protection; Fish 6
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (TEARS): Southeast (8, H)

<735>

Olrich, Valentin, 1926, PhD, 1961,
Genetics-293-6256

Plant Science Division; West Virginia
Dniversity; Borgantovn, WV 29506, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biochemical Genetics of Heterosis

COBPETENCE: Agronomy(l); Agricultural Science (3) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Genetlcs(l);
Horitcultnre(2) ; Pest Control(2); Plant
Pathology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Agriculture;
Banufacturlng; Mining; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Permanent grassland
management for high yield

RESEARCH ACTIVITT TWO: Pesticides in the aquatic
environment

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Effluent guidelines for
beet sugar Industry

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
';overnment; Other Governments (U07U)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Pesticides, herbicides; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITT (TEARS) : Blddle
»tlantic(5); Southeast (IS)

AVAILABILITT (DATS PER BONTH) : A,U; S,U

<736->

TABIB 1 - BESPOHDEHTS

(HLPffABETICil IISTISG)

200

<716>

valllancourt, Josph H., 1937, HS , 1973, Forest
Resources, 603-899-5«72
Post Office Boi 231; Institute of
Environiiiental Sciences; Oniversity of Sen
Hampshire; Rindge, NH 03U61, OS

COMPETENCE: Rgronony (3) ; Aniaal Peha»ior(2) ;
Animal Ecology(2) ; Aquatic Ecology (3) ;
Entomology (3) ; Fishery Biology (1);
Porestry(l); Horticulture (3) ; dimnology (2) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Parasitology (3) ; Plant
Ecology(3); Biiaiife Banagcnent (1)

EXPERIEHCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Otility; State
government

BESEBECH ACTIVITY ONE: Avian vulnerability to
aircraft movements

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ■^VO: Game habitat demonstration
area

INTEREST IN WOBKING KITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments; FAO (2010)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7) ;
Southeast (3) ; Rsia(1); Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 15; S,15; Leave
of absence negotiable

<737'>

Van Atta, Lester C. , igc^, PhD, 1931, Physics,
U13-5U5-0300

School of Engineering; Oniversity of
Massachusetts; Amherst, M» 01002, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physics and engineering applied
to generation and use of energy

COMPETENCE: Nonpolluting power sources; Energy
policy

EIPEEIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS C01SW1TANT) : Professional society;
The National Academy of Sciences; DOD; EPA;
HE»; NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nonpolluting sources of
energy

INTEREST IN WORKING BITR : Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government (31|97)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS); Pacific
States(1U,M) ; South Central(it);
Northeast (21, M) ; Middle Atlantic(7)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, II; S, 10

<738>

Vandruff, Larry W., 1902, PhD, 1970, Wildlife
Ecology, 315-U76-3151
Dept. of Zoology; SONY College of
Environmental Science 5 Forestry; 617
Jamesville Ave.; Syracuse, NY 13210, OS

PRINCIPAL FTELD: Population Dynamics of
Homeotherms, Especially Game Species

COMPE-'ENCE: Animal Behavior (2); Animal

Ecologv(2); Genetics(3); Ornithology (3) ; Pest
Control (1); Population Blology(2); iildlife

Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Conservation group; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility; local or
regional planning group; State government;
Civic action group; USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of waterfowl nest
predatlon

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Ecology of urban wildlife

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Drban waterfowl
populations

INTEREST IN HOEKIHG WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1S22)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Pish S Bildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (8, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 12; S,20

<r739>

Venahle, Emerson, 1911, BS, 1933, chemistry,

oi2-aai-8oa5

Hedenhurg and Venable; 6111 Fifth Ave.;

Pittsburgh, PA 15232, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Air pollution and industrial
hygiene past 30 years

COMPETENCE; Environmental Pollution (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing: County
or city government

INTEREST IN DORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
D.S. Federal Government (muO)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (39)

<7U0'>

Villalard-Bohnsac^, Martine L. , 19UU, PhD, 1971,

Marine Botany, 001-255-2200

Biology; Roger Nllliams College; Bristol, HI

02809, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and taxonomy of marine
benthic algae

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Marine Hotany(3);
Marine Biology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of intertidal
marine algae

INTEREST IN DORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2007)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6, M) ;
Canada, eastern(2,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U: S,30

201

<7m>

TABLE 1

SFSPONDEHTS
(ILPHABB'TCUl LISTTNG)

<7B1>

villamil, Eichard J., 1<><t2, US, 1968, Plant

Ecology

Plant and Soil Dept.; Oniversity of Veriont;

Fills Bldg.; Burlington, VT 011101, OS

PRISCIPAt FIELD: BiogeocheBiical cycling and plant
distribution

COMPETENCE: Agronomy 01 ; Animal Ecology(21 ;
Agnatic Ecology (2) ; Bacteriology (2) ;
Biochemistry (2) ; Biostatistics (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (1) ; GeneticsO) ;
Microbiology (2) ; Plant Ecology (1 ) ; Soil
Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : Civic action gornp;
Conservation gorup; HEU

INTEKEST IN NOBKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; ''he Nat'l Academy of Sciences; O.S.
Federal Government; Canadian (8005)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion

GEOGSAPHIC FAMILIAEITT (TEARS): North Central (1);
Northeast (U,M) ; Southeast (2. 5, M) ;
Mediterranean (0. 1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES MONTH): A , 2-3 ; S,5

<7a2>

virnsteln, Robert »., 19U3, MA, 1972, Zoology,
703-6tt2-2311

Ecology-Pollution; Virginia Inst, of Marine
Science; Gloucester Point, VA 23062, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuarine benthic ecology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3) ; Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology(2); Agnatic Ecology (2) ;
Biostatistics(3) ; Biophysics (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Limnology (2) ;
Marine Sciences (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of heated effluent
on benthic infauna

INTEREST IN WORKING VITH: Local Government;

County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences;
COE; EPA: HEH; OSDI; NSF; OST (lUSU)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle

Atlantic(3,M) ; Southeast (3, H) ; Hawaii (0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<7«3>

Vorls, Harold K., 19U0, PhD, 1969, Zoology,

312- 2» 3-5121

Biology; Dlcltinson College; Carlisle, PA

17013, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Sea Snake Systematics and Ecology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3); Animal Ecology(3);
Aguatlc Ecology(3) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Population Biology (3) ; Systematics (3) ;
■"■axonomy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sea snake ecology

INTEREST IN WORKING WITF: Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group; The
Institute of Ecology; COE; OSDI; NSF; Asian;
Central American (2359)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Channelization;
Navigation; shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Asia (0.5);
Central America (0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<7«0>

Wade, Richard A., 1930, PhD, 196fl, Marine

Science, 202-872-8282

American Fisheries Society; 1319 18 Street;

Washington, DC 20036, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental Marine Science and
Its Administration

COMPETENCE: Aguatlc Ecology (1); Biostatistics (3) ;
Fishery Biology (2); Environmental
Pollutlond) ; limnology (3) ; Marine
Biology (1); Oceanography (21 ; Pest Control (3);
Physiology (2) ; Taxonomy (3) ; Water Resources
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city

government; State government; Conservation
group; Professional society; EPA; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Conservation group;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of Florida Keys

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Tarpon pesticide research
project

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Sport Fishery of
Biscayne Bay, Florida

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Otility; County
or city government; State government;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; International Organizations; OSDA;
AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; OSDI; NSF; OST;
Sooth American (987)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling;
Canals/Channels; Water guality control; Pish
6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central(1);
Northeast(2) ; Middle Atlantlc(l);
Southeast (12) ; South America (0. 16)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): S,1,5

202

<7«5>

TABIF 1

RFISPOMDERTS
(HIPHABETICUL LTSTIUG)

<7«5>

Bade, Plchard 1., 1906, PhD, Environmental

Health, 202-167-50110

Aierlcan Public Health Assoc.; 1015 18th M»;

Kashinqton, DC 20036, DS

PPIHCIPAt FIELD: Health effects on hunans caused
by environmental pollution, community
environmental management

COWPETEtlCE: Environmental Pollution; Health
Effects; Systems Analysis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OHE: Energy cost and
environmental protection

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental systems
analysis community modeling

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Health effects of energy
policy

INTEREST IN WORKING BITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific *^roop;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (3686)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Highways; Pesticides,
herbicides; Hydroelectric power; Water supply

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(M);
Northeast (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<7U6>

Wagner, Richard H., PhD, 1963, Plant Ecology

109 S. Washington St.; Easton, MD 21601, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental Stress on
Successional Species

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; ornithology(i) ; Plant
Ecology (2); Taxonomy (2); Water Resources
Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Proposed alignment, 1-78
Pa.

Wagner, Richard H. , 1927, BS, Natural Resource
Management, Animal Husbandry, 301-796-0208
Natural Resources Management; Zollman Assoc.
Inc. Consulting Engineers; Box 8657;
Baltimore, MD 212«0, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental management and
pollution abatement

COMPETENCE: Animal Husbandry (2) ; Aquatic
Ecology(2); Bacteriology (3) ; Fishery
Bioloqy(2); Environmental Pollution (1) ;
Pollution Control Management (1) ; Marine
Biology (3); Water Resources Management (1) ;
Wildlife Management (2) ; Mine Drainage
Pollution Abt. (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): OSDA; DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction; Mining;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; state government;
Conservation group; DOT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Acid mine drainage
pollution abatement study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''WO: Natural resource management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental impact
study

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
O.S. Federal Government (312)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Forestry; Highways; ParVs,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (GENL) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Watershed, forest, r^nge; Flood
control; Hater supply: Water quality control;
Fish & Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (6); southwest (1) ; Middle
Atlantic (6, M) ; Asla(1); Africa (1); Europe,
western(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : Full time in
capacity of employment of consulting firm

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: South leg freeway

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Northwest expressway
alignment

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Transportation; Dtillty; Local or regional
planning group; civic action group;
Conservation group; The Institute of Ecology;
Dnited Nations; IHCN; COE; EPA; OSDI; DOT;
Other Governments (37117)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (7 , H) ;
Middle Atlantic (3); Southeast (7, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

TUBIE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(HIPHABETICXL LISTING)

203

<7oe>

Walcott, Charles, 1930, PhD, ^9^1, Zoology,
516-2116-6169

Biology Dept.-, State Oniversity of New York
at Stony Broolt; Stony Brook, NT 11790, OS

PPINCIPM FIELD: Physiological basis of behavior

CONPETENCE: Aninal Behavior (1); Coup.
Physiology (2) ; Ornithology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE): State governfflent;
Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : Conservation group;
noD: NSF

RESEHRCH HCTIVITT ONE: Sensory Basis of bird
navigation

SBSEARCB ACTIVITY TNO: Elementary Science study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '^HREE: Natural science
television prolect

INTEREST IN DORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; D.S. Federal
Government (163U)

IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Fish E Wildlife
conservation; Environmental education

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAES>: Northeast ( 16 , N^

<71I9>

Walker, Charles H., 1928, BA, 1951, Zoology,
202-303-2079

U.S. Department of the Interior; Bureau of
Sport fisheries and wildlife; Fishery
Research, 19th f- C St. N.W.; Washington, DC
20200, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fishery research, toxicology,
ecology, biochemistry, pest control aquatic
biology

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Animal
i=:cology(2) ; Rguatic Ecology (1) ;
Biochemistry f2) ; Fishery Biology (1):
Environmental Pollution ( 1) ; Limnology (1) ;
Marine Biologv(3); Pest Control(l); Plant
Ecology (2) : Soil Science (3) ; Water Resources
Management (2) ; Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; state

government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The National Academy of Sciences;
nnited Nations; OSDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Civic action group;
DSDA; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; NSF; OST; AID

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Division of fishery

research, branch chief

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cross-Florida barge canal
investigation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments (1179)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Water Resource Development (genl) ;
Canals/Channels; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; Irrigation; Water guality control;
Pish P- wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

Central (6, M) ; South CentraK 10 , M) ; Middle
Atlantic (f,M) ; Southeast (1) ; Canada, eastern;
Canada, western; Canada, northern; Europe,
western

<750->

Walker, William H. , 1903, MS, 1967, Fisheries,

012-830-2200

Dept. of Biology; Seton Hill College;

Greensburg, PA 15601, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of fishes in lentic and
lotic environments

COMPETENCE: Anatoey(3) ; Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Fcology(2); Aguatic Ecology (1);
Fishery Biology (1); Environmental
Pollution(2) ; Limnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(3); Population Biology (3) ;
Systematics (3) ; Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city

government; Civic action group; Conservation
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Domestic effluent in Lake
water supplies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Strip mine runnoff in park
water shed

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THRFE: Feeding ecology of fish
in stream

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Mining; Utility;
Local government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; TIE; The Natl Academy of
Sciences INFC; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3080)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): South Central (2) ;
Middle Atlantic(5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

<751>

TUBIE 1 - RESPONDBHTS

()lLPHiBETIC«t LISTING)

200

<751>

Wallace, Jr., Gordon T. , 19U2, BS, 1965,
Cheuistry, U01-792-6233
Grad School Oceanography; Grad School
Oceanography Oniverslty of Rhode Island; Box
3 Horn lab. ; Marragansett, PI 02882, OS

PRIRCIPRL FIELT): Organic natter and trace
eleuents in natural vaters

COHPETEHCl: Hguatic Ecology (3); Bloche»istry (3) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Marine
Biology (2); Oceanography (1)

EKPERIEHCB (SS EMPLOYEE) : BOD

RESEARCH ftC^ITlTY ONE: Trace setal - organic
matter associations in seawater

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TOO: Organic matter in sea vater

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Conformation of adsorbed
protiens

INTEREST IN NOHKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Government (1620)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Nater guality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (3, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (tt)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A.tt; S,U

ETPERIRNCE (AS CONSOLTAN") : Civic action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Dental cavities and
periodontal diseases

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Search for CEPHALOSPORIN
AMTOASE enzyme

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Antibiotics

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: State government; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government (3U76)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 2U) ;
Middle Atlantic(2U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6; S,12

1965, Veterinarian,

<75Ui

Ward, Eraser P., louo, VHD,

301-671-2586

Ecological Research; Biomedical Laboratory;

Edgevood Arsenal, MD 21010, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Veterinary Science and Ecology
Degree Candidate

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic Ecology;
Biochemistry; Biostatistics; Fishery Biology;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; ornithology (2) ;
Parasitology (2) ; Population Biology(2);
Veterinary Science (1); Wildlife Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

<752>

Walter, MarV K., 1909, ps, 1971, Animal Science,
607-272-60U8

Nex York State Veterinary College; Cornell
Oniversity; Ithaca, NY 1U850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Basic Sciences Related to
veterinary medicine

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Anatomy (2);
Bacteriology (2) ; Biochemistry (3) ;
Entomology (3) ; Immunology (2) ;
Microbiology (3) ; Physiology (2) ; Veterinary
Science(2); Virology(3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation of human
pregnancy test in bitches

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Separation of thrombocytes
and lymphocytes from avian blood

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Otility;
State government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; Dnited Nations; DSDA; AEC; CC; COE;
DOD; EPA; OSDI; NSF; Other Governments (180)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S, 10

<753>

Walton, Robert B., 1915, PhD, 1953, Microbiology,
201-381-5000

Microbiological Research; Merck Sharp 5 Dohme
Research Labs; Rahway, HJ 07065, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbial growth and
fermentations and products formed

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology ( 1) ; Biochemistry (21 ;

Food Sciences(3); Genetics(3); Immunology (2) ;
Microbiology (1) ; Nutrition (2) ; Physiology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Civic action group;
Conservation group; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental Impact
Statement Preparation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Peregrine Falcon
Population Research

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Turtles as Indicators of
Environmental Stress

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2065)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Energy conversion/production;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
Resource Development (GenI) ; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes; Coastal
protect ion /let ties; Canals/Channels;
Watershed, forest, range; Hydroelectric
power; Flood control; Water supply; Water
guality control; Shoreline protection; Fish G
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (1 1 ,M) ; Canada, northern(M1

205

<755>

T»BIE 1 - PESPONDEVTS

(UPHiBBTICAl IISTIHG)

<755>

Sard, Ronald » . , 1929, PhD, 1955, Zoology,

202-57R-2553

Dept. of EntoBology; Walter Reed Amy

Institute of Research; 16th and klaslia »»e.

SW; Washington, DC 20012, OS

PRTHCIPIll FTEID: Bed EntoBology with Enphasis on
Disease Transiission and Vector Biocontrol

COMPETENCE: EntoBOlogy (1) ; Parasitology(2) ; Pest
Control (2); Systeuatics (2) ; TaTono«y(2)

EKPERIENCE (US EHPLOYEE) : Hanuf actaring; DOD

EIPERIEHCE (»S CONSDITHHT) : The Sat'l Xcadeey of
Sciences; DOD

RESEHRCH iCTIVITY ONE: Adaptation of hnaan
malaria to animal models

RESEHRCH ACTIVITY TWO: Hedical entomology of
rural Afganistan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY •'HREE: Effect of microsporidan
parasites on malaria

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Professional society;
The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; International Organizations;
D.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(3900)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIASITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(3); Southvest (1) ; North Central (5) ;
Middle Atlantic(11,M) : Asia(1,M); Europe,
western (1 ,H)

AVAILABIIITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,?; variable

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; State
government; Conservation group; Professional
society; OSDA; COE; DSDI (2358)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIABITY (YEARS): North Central(ll);
Northeast(2) ; Middle Atlantic(2it ,M) ;
Southeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A,0; S,0

<757->

Wass, Marvin L. , 1922, PhD, 1950, Biology,

703-6tt2-2111

Invertebrates Dept.; Virginia Institute of

Marine Science; Gloucester Point, VA 23062,

OS

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Environmental

Pollution(3) ; Benthos(l); Marine Biology (1);
Oceanography (3) ; Ornithology (2) ; Plant
Ecoloqy(3); '''axonomy (3) ; Wetlands (2)

EXPER1E1CE (AS CONSDLTAHT) : Transportation; State
government; Conservation; COE

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation;
Utility; Local Government; Civic action
group; Conservation group; Professional
society; TIE; AEC; COE; DOD; EPA; NSF; OSDI
(3056)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling;
Shoreline protection; Fish K Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic(11,M) ; Southeast(9)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): »,1; S,?

<756>

Sard, Wllber W. , 1916, D. For., 1962,

Silviculture, 81U-a65-75il 1

School of Forest Resources; Pennsylvania

State Oniversity; Ferguson Bldg. ; Oniversity

Park, PA 1916, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Application of Ecology to Forest
Stand Culture

<758>

waters, Joseph H., 1930, PhD, 1960, Zoology,
215-527-2100

Biology Department; Villanova Oniversity;
Lincoln Highway; Villanova, PA 19085, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Mammalian systeuatics and ecology

COMPETENCE: Forestry (1); Plant Ecology (3) ;
Physiology (3) ; Soil Science(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Transportation

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture;
Manufacturing; Mining; Dtility; State
government; Conservation group; Professional
society; DSDA; COE; DSDI; Council on
Environmental Qualtiy

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Soil-site evaluation for
hardwood species

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Silviculture of hardwood
and mized stands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Annual Canlter of Maple

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government; State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTAHT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Vertebrates of
Massachusetts Coastal Islands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vertebrate remains in
Indian Middens

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Avian populations in old
field succession

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; State government; Conservation
group; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; COE; EPA; HEW;
OSDI; NSF (826)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1)
Northeast(15,M) ; Southeast (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,20

FESPOHDENTS
(ALPHUBETICUL LISTING)

20«

Haters, »illia» E., 1922, PhD, 1958, Forest
Ecology, 703-';57-91';o

Forest Insect Research; Forest Service OSDft;
1621 North Kent St.; Arlington, VH 22209, OS

PFINCIPRL FIELD: Population ecology and

■anagenent of destructive forest insects

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Animal

Ecology(31; Biostatistics (2) ; Entomology (1) ;
Forestry(l); Environmental Pollu tion(3) ;
Genetics(3); ?1icroblology (3) ; Pest
Control (2) ; Plant Ecology (3); Plant
Pathology (3) ; Population Biology (2) ;
Systeraatics (3) ; Systems Analysis (3);
Taxonomy (3)

EITPEPIENCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : OSDA

EXPERIENCE fAS CONSULTANT): Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group: State government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
Onited Nations; EPA; NSP; European, western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Chief of forest insect
research OS Forest Service

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TUG: Impacts of insects on
forest ecosystems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Population dynamics of
forest insects

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; TIE; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences INRC; Onited Nations; IDCN; OSDA;
COC; COE; EPA; HE»; OSDI; NSF; OST; AID;
Other Governments (707)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPBRIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Northeast ( 18 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic (ii,M) ; Southeast (1) ; Canada,
eastern; Europe, western

<7fi0>

Webb, Kenneth L., 1930, PhD, 1959, Plant

Physiology, 703-6U2-U73U

Environmental Physiology; Virginia Institute

of Marine Science; Gloucester Point, 7A

23062, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Nitrogen cycle in shallow marine
waters

COMPETENCE: Marine Biology (2) ; Oceanogra phy (3) ;
Physiology (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nitrogen cycle on coral
reefs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Control of Chesapeake Bay
lellyfish

RESEARCH ACIVITY THREE: Free amino acids and
marine invertebrates

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Asian; African; Central American;
South American; Pacific (10''6)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1);
Middle Atlantic(6); Southeast (5, M) ; Hawaii (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<761'>

Webb, Ralph E. , 19U1, PhD, 1972, Entomology,
301-31ia-2269

Agricultural Research Service; OSDA; Building
a70 ARC-East; Beltsville, MD 20705, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant - Insect Interactions

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Sclenced);

Entomology ( 1) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Horticulture (3) ; Pest Control(2); Plant
Ecology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Host plant resistance to
arthropods

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pest repellance by
reflective mulches

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Aphid alarm pherome

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific r;roup;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1361)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (8, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?

207

<762>

T»BIE 1 - HESPOUDBIITS

(HLPHABE'ICXL IISTIHG)

<762>

»cbb, Wlllia* t. , 1913, PhD, 19^0, Zoology,

315-U76-315I

7oology Departnent; SOHT; College of

Pnvironnental Science and Forestry; Syracuse,

NT 13210, DS

PRINCIPH FIFI.D: Vertebrate ecology and habitat
selection

COMPETENCE: Animal Beha»ior(3); Sninal

Ecologyd); Jguatic 5cology(3); Forestry (2);
Limnology (2) ; Ornithology (2) ; Population
Biology (2); Bildlife nanagement ( 1)

EXPBBIENCE (AS EBPLOTEE) : Dnited Nations

EXPERIENCE (»S CONSOITANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Housing 5 Drban Develop.;
Asian

EESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bird population effect of
logging on

PESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Timber operations and
wildlife

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Wildlife resources, St.
Lawrence Basin

INTEREST IN HORICING VITH : Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; United
Nations; World Bank; O.S. Federal Government;
Other Governments (1338)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;
Watershed, forest, range; Shoreline
protection; Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central (U) ;
Northeast (30) ; Asia (2) ; Europe, western (1)

<763>

Weber, Jerome B., 1933, PhD, 1963, Soil Science,
919-755-2867

Crop Science; North Carolina State
Oniversity; 201 Weed Science Center; Raleigh,
NC 27607, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fate and Behavior of Biocides in
Soils and Waters

COMPETENCE: Agronoiiiy<1); Agricultural Science(3);
Biostatistics(3) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Pest control(2); Soil Sclence(l); Weed
Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; State government; Professional
society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biocides in the soil

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pesticides in soil and
bioactivity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Herbicide movement in
soils

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Manufacturing: Transportation; State
government; Conservation group; The Nat*l
Academy of Sciences; United Nations; World
Bank; OSDA; CC ; COE; DOD ; EPA; HEW; USDI ;
NSP; OST; DOT; Other Governments (3399)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central (5);
Southeast{10,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

<76U'>

Weber, Richard S. , 19i»B, BS, 1970, Agronomy-Soil
Science, 703-368-9171

Public Works-Soil Division; Prince William
County; 9251 Lee Ave.; Manassas, VA 22110, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Erosion Control in Water Courses
and Slopes in Orban Development Areas

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (1); Environmental

Pollution (1) ; Erosion Control(l); Soil
Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group

INTEREST IH WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
U.S. Federal Government (3890)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Soil erosion
GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Middle Atlantic(3)

<765>

208

T»BLE 1

FESPOKDENTS
(MPHSBETICAl IISTIHG)

<765>

Heeks, Hartln E. , 1906, PhB, 1937, Soils,
I113-5II';-23S3

Plant E Soil Science; Oept. of Soils College
of Poods E Natural Pes.; Dniv. of
Hassachnsetts: Saherst, H» 01002, D"!

PRIHCIPAl riElD: soil Fertility and Crop

Production Besearch in LlDing, Fertilizers
Soil Formation

COMPETENCE: iigronoiiy (1) ; Agricultural Science(2);
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Soil Science(l);
Sater Fesources Wanageaent (2)

EXPEPIENCE (>S EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; County or
city goverAaent; State government;
Conservation group; OSDA

EXPEPIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture

BFSEAECH ACTTTITT ONE: Effects of high manure
rates on soils and crops

BESEARCH ACTIVITY TfO: Effect of land use on
water guality

FESEARCR ACTIVITY THREE: Effects of fertilizers
and manure on soils and crops

INTEREST IN WORKING RITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Local Government; County or city
government; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; 0,S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (167tt)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Watershed,
forest, range; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central (0) ;
South Central (20, H) ; Northeast (12) ; Asia(1)

<766>

Wehuiller, John ?. , 19mi, PhD, 1971,

Geochemistry, 302-738-2813

Dept , of Geology; Dnlversity of Delaware;

Vewark, DE 19711, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Organic Chemistry of Water and
Pediments

COMPETENCE: Bi ochemistry (2) ; Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Oceanography (2)

SltPPRIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): County or city
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Amino acid geochemistry of
■arlne sediments

<767>

Wehner, Donald C. , 1929, BA, 19';i, Biology,
205-3U2-0193

Water Treating Chemicals; American Cyanamid
Co.; Berdan Ave.; Wayne, NJ 07U70, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Water pollution control with

emphases on control of nuslance microorganisms

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (2) ; Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Microbiology (2) ; Pest
Control(3); Water Resources Management (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Mining: Otllity; county or
city government; State government;
Professional society; AEC; COE; DOP; EPA; NSF
(1619)

IMPACT ASSESSMFNT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/product ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
supply; Water guality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT (YEARS): Northeast ( 18) ;
Southeast (3)

<768>

Weis, Peddrick, 1938, DDS, 1963, Dentistry,
201-877-UU09

Anatomy; New Jersey Medical School; 100
Bergen St.; Newark, NJ 07 10U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Electron Microscopic Analysis of
Insecticides' Effects in Teleost Fishes

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(l); Animal Behavior(2):

Aquatic Ecology(3); Biochemistry (2) ; Fishery
Biology(3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Embryology ( 1) ; Marine Bioloqy(3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Carclnoqenlsi s in chronic
exposure to DDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Behavioral changes in fish
exposed to DDT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: 01 t rastructural changes
in fish exposed to DDT

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (U073)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 13, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trace metals in human
tissues

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; Dnited Nations; lOCN; COE; HEW;
DSDI; NSF (1689)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (6, M) ;
Middle Atlantic (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,5

RESPONDEHTS
(A1PH»BETIC»L IISTING)

709

<769>

»eiss, Charles H., 1918, PhD, 1950, Biology,
919-966-1171

Environmental S<ftences; Dniversity of North
Carolina; Chapel Hill, NC 275m, OS

PRIfCIPAL PIBID: Rater quality evaluation

COHPETENCE; Aquatic Ecology (2); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; Linnology (1) ; Harine
PioloqyO); Oceanography (3) ; Hater Resources
Manaqeoent (1)

ETPEPIE>ICE («S CONSOLTAIIT) : Dtlllty; County or
city governnent; Local or regional planning
group; state government; The Nat * 1 Academy of
Sciences; Onited Nations; COE; EPA; AID;
Central American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pre-lmpoundment studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal effects studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TFREE: Algal assay evaluation

INTEREST IN HORFTNG HITH: Private Sector;

Otility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; O.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (1316)

IMPACT ASSE<;SBENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Hater Resource
Development (GENL) ; Reservoir releases;
Hydroelectric power; Hater supply; Hater
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FANILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (3) ;
Middle Atlantic (6); Southeast (12, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 2; S,U

<770->

Helch, Bruce L. , 1931, PhD, 1962, Bioloqy

(Botany) , 301-7itU-8700, Ext. 160

Johns Hopkins Dniversity; School of Hedicine;

Department of Psychiatry; North Holfe Street;

Baltimore, HD 21205, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Social biology

C01PETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : EPA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Transportation;

County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences;
HEH; HSF; DOT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of homicide and
suicide

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Environmental Neurobiology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Succession shallow
coastal waters Caribbean

INTEREST IN HORKING HITH: The Institute of

Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Onited Nations; World Bank; lOCN; o.s.
Federal Government (13ii5)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Parks,
recreational facilities; Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle

Atlantic (10) ; Southeast (10, M) ; Caribbean (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

<771>

Welch, Ross H., 19U3, PhD, 1971, Soil Science,

607-256-5lt3U

O.S. Plant, Soil 6 Nutrition Lab.; OSDA, ARS,

OS Plant, Soil 6 Nutrition Lab.; Tower Pd,;"

Ithaca, NY msso, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant Mineral Nutrition r. Plant
Physiology

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2) ; Agricultural Science(l);
Biochemistry (2) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Plant EcologyO); Plant Mineral Nutrition (1) ;
Soil Science (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Trace Elements in
Biospheres

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Nitrogen Nutrition 8
Alkaloid Production, in Grass

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ion Absorption by Plant
Cells

INTEREST IN HORKING WITH: Professional society;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences INRC; O.S.
Federal Government (281)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (5, M); Northeast (2)

<772>

T»BtE 1 - BESPOSDEIITS

(ALPHUBETICAL LISTING)

210

<7T2>

Hernec, Bohert G., 1936, PhD, 1966, Zoology,

31^-1476-3151

Dept. of Zoology; Suny College EnTlronsental
Science t Forestry; Syracuse University;
Syracuse, ST 13210, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Larval Pish "Ecology

COMPETENCE: Xniaal Ecology(3); Hquatic

Ecology(11; Fishery Piology(2); Environaental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction; County
or city government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of limnetic
bluegill fry

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "BO; Impact of dylox on aquatic
vertebrates

RESEARCH ACTTTTTT THRE?: Hovements of dwarf
suckers, homing mechanisms

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (783)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Fish 8 Nildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States ("i) ; North Central (3, H) ; Middle
»tlantic(7,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,ll; S , tt

<77U>

Nessel, Carl J., 1911, PhD, 19m, Biochemistry,

301-021-1310

John I. Thompson 6 Co.; 1300 E. Gude Drive;

Rockvllle, MD 20850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Scientific information systems
and services; Materials deterioration
prevention

COMPETENCE: Biochemist ry (2) ; Environmental
PoHution(2); Microbiology (2) ; Plant
Control (2); Systems Analysis (2); Sc.
information (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; The
Nat' 1 Academy of Sciences INRC ; HFW

EXPFRTENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) ; nOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Information systems design
cancer res. repts.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Information systems deisgn
deafness

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (122)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(1'^) ; Middle Atlantic(25)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,1

<773>

Wesely, Marvin L., 19mi, PhD, 1970, Soil Science,
301-278-U672

Concepts Analysis Lab.; OS Army Ballistic
Research Laboratories; Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, MD 2100, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Atmospheric Turbulence in
Planetary Boundary Layer

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (2); Environmental

Pollution (2) ; Micrometeorology (1) ; Soil
Science (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; State
government; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Measurement of atmospheric
turbulence

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Laser scintillation studies

INTEREST IN WORKING WITR; Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations: O.S. Federal
Government (389B)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): North Central (5);
Middle Atlantic(2*)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,?

<'775'>

West, Arthur J., 1927, PhD, 196U, Zoology,

617-723-U700

Biology; Suffolk Oniversity; ui Temple

Street; Boston, MA 02im, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine Invertebrate Zoology and
Parasitology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3); Animal Fcology(3);
Agnatic Ecology (3) ; Biochemistry (3) ;
Biostatlstics(3) ; Fishery Biology (2) ;
Genetics (2); Limnology (2) ; Marine Biology (2);
Oceanography (3) ; Parasitology (1) ;
Physiology (3) ; Reproductive BiologY(3);
Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): NSF

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Acanthor Membranes in 7»o
Fish Species

INTEREST IN WORKING WITR: Local Government; O.S.
Federal Government (3977)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Coastal
protection/jetties; Water quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish f, wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 20 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 1-2; S, 12-20

RESPOHO^NTS
f«LPH»BBTTC»L IISTUIG)

211

<r76>

07«>

«estfielii, James 0., 1937, PhD, 1967,

Pnvironmental Engineering, ''03-'>2S-233S
Tetra Tech Inc.; 1911 Fort flyer Dr.;
Arlington, 7», OS

^RINCI?^1 FIELD: Environnent al engineering iapact
analysis chenical and physical processes

COMPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology (2); Fnvironnental

Pollation (1) ; Limnology (2) ; Oceanography (3) ;
Hater Resources Hanagenent (1)

EXPERIEHCE (ftS EHPIOYEE) : Otility; State
government

EXPERIEHCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction;

Manufacturing; Bining; Utility; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; World Bank; AEC; aSDC;
COE; EPA; OSDl; AID; Central American; South
American

SESBARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Artie oil eiploratlon
environmental impact anal.

KESEii.sCH ACTIVITY TWO: Regional solid waste
manaaement

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE:
management plan

James River basin waste

IHTE8EST IV 90RKING SITH: Construction;
Hanuf acturing; nining; Otility; local
"overnment; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Governnsnt; Central American; European,
eastern; European, western; South American
(J3M

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Tailings,
spoils disposal; Water Resource
Development (GENU ; Dredging, filling;
watershed, forest, range; Reservoir releases;
Water supply; Water guality control; Energy
utiliTsation

fn;OGRAPHIC FABIIISRITY (YEARS) : Pacific

StateE(2) ; Northeast (S) ; Southeast (2) ; South
America (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTR): A, 5; S,?

morphology

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; local

Government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; Dnited Nations; DSDA; AEC; COE; EPA;
HEW; OSDI (1621)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (17)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR MONTH): A, 3; S,30

<778>

Wheatley, James R., 1937, BS, 1963, aiology,

202-38 1-5721

Biological Sciences Br.; Smithsonian Science

Information Exchange; 1730 M Street «a;

Washington, DC 20036, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine planktonic algae. At
present, I am an environmental information
specialist

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or »ore
scientific fields

ETPFRIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): OSDI; Smithsonian

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservaticn r Scientific Group;
International Organizations; I'.S, Federal
Government; other Goveritmefits (119')

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Pesticides, herbicides; Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal; Hater
Resource Development (genii : Dredging,
filling; Watershed, fores-, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(2);
Middle Atlantic(8,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 3; S,3

<779>

Wheeler, Ellsworth H., 1935, PhD, 1966,
Oceanography, 603-B62-2112
Dept . of Zoology; Oniversity of Hew
Hampshire; Durham, NH 0382U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biology of Planktonic Marine
Crustaceans

<777-,

Whal, Richard w., 1932, MS, 1958, Fisheries
Biology, 7n-532-21BU

Biology Dept.; Shippensburg State College;
Shippensburg, PA 17257, OS

PBINCIPAl FIELD: Increase fish and wildlife
productivity for recreation purposes

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Fcology(3); Fishery

Biology(2); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Genetics (3); Limnology (3) ; Population
Biologv(3); Wildlife Management (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: DOR 2«

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Trapping bloegill sunfish
in farm ponds

SESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: lake trout chromosome

COMPETENCE: Agnatic Ecology(l) ; Environmental
PoHution(2); Marine BiologY(l);
Oceanography (1) ; Population Piology(3);
Systematics (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility; Conservation
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Zooplankton survey of
seabrook estuary

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; African; Central American; South
American (798)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,

herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal; Water
Resource Development (Genl)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (3, M); Rocky Mountain il);
Northeast (8, H) ; Asla(1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,(l; S,2

<780>

T»B1? 1 - RESPOKDFNTS

(»LPH»BETIC!ll LISTISG)

<780>

Hheeler, Garland L. , 1981, PhD, 1972, Ecology,

919-755-2292

Statics; Bioaath Proqran; Box 5U57; Raleigh,

NC 27607, nS

PSINCIPAl FIELD: Statistical Design 6 Analysis of
Fcosysten Problens and Hatheniatical Hodeling

COMPETENCE: Biostatistics (2) ; Forestry (2);
Environmental Pollntion (2> ; Genetlcs(3);
Plant Ecology (1)

ETPEHIEWCE (AS EHPLOTEE) : South Anerican

EXPEFIEHCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : South American

INTEBEST TN HOEKTIIG SITH: Private Sector: Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (951)

IHPACT ASSESSHEHT EXPERIEUCF : Air Pollution

GEOGFAPFIC FAMlllAFIT'T (TEARS): Southeast (9, H) ;
Central America (0.5, h) ; south America (2)

<781>

White, James P., 1939, PhD, 1967, flicrobiologv,

716-372-0300

Dept. of Biology; St, Bonaventure University;

St. Bonaventure, NY 1U779, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Role of Trace Metals in
Microbial Metabolism

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology; Biochemistry;
Microbiology; Nutrition

E7PEPIENCE (AS CONSaLTANT) : Manufacturing; Civic
action group; Conservation group; COF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nitrite formation in
heated water

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''WO: Origin of nitrite in
heated waste water

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Hater Quality survey

INTEREST IN WORKING WI'^H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
D.S. Federal Government (1299)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Hater quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (5) ;
Northeast (5, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEF MONTR): A,I1; S , 0

<782->

Hiant, Harry V., Jr., 1932, PhD, 1963, Forestry,
30U-29 3-2391

Division of Forestry; Rest Virginia
nnlversity; Morgantown, HV 26506, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Forest ecology and silviculture,
forest mensuration, technical report writing

COMPETENCE: Biostatistics (2) ; Forestry (1);
Environmental Pollution (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : OSDA

ETPBRIEUCE (AS COHSDLTANT) : Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The tarif system of
tree-volome estimations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Girard form class
estimations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of redwood

INTEREST IN HOFKING KITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (19U2)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAFS) : Pacific
States (U,M); Southwest (7, M) ; Middle
Atlantic(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEE MONTH): A,U; S,U

<783>

dikstrom, Leonard L., 1937, PhD, 1966,

Engineering, 212-580-0700

Chemical Engineering: New York Oniversity;

Bronx, NY 10U53, DS

PFINCIPAL FIELD: Air and water pollution control

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science(3); Aquatic

Ecology (3); Fishery Biology(3); Environmental
pollution (1) ; Oceanography (3) ; Soil
Science (2) ; water Resources Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT): Manufacturing; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; Conservation group; OSDA; DOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Removal of iron from acid
mine drainage waters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Down wind travel of CHy
even spill

RESEARCH ACTIVITY trreE: Use of cluidized bed
electrode to cleanup plating wastes

INTEBEST IN HORKING HITH: Agriculture;

Transportation; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; state
government; Conservation group; Onited
Nations; OSDA; COE; DOD; EPA; HEH; HUD; DSOI;
NSF (3U02)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Highways; Soil erosion; Hater Resource
Development (GENL) ; Channelization;
Canals/Channels; Hatershed, forest, range;
Flood control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (6); Northeast (6 ,m)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,20

RPSPOHDEHTS
(HlPHiBBTICXL LISTING)

213

<78ll>

dlley, Bartln I., 1935, PhD, 1969, Ichthyology,

301-326-U28I

Fisheries Departnent; University of naryland;

Nat. Fes. Inst.; Chesapeake Biol. Lab.; Box

38; SoloBons, no 20688, DS

PEIHCIP*! PIBLD: Biology of fishes, fish anatomy

COHPETENCE: Animal Peha»ior(2) ; Agnatic

Ecology (2); Fishery Biology (1); Narine
Biology(3); Systenatics (3) ; ^'axonoiay ( 3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPIOTEE) : State government

PESEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Survey fishes of Baltimore
Harbor

SESEABCH ACTIVITY TWO: Survey fishes of
Chincoteague Bay

INTEREST IN gOSKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation of Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government (11**)

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
states(2) ; South Central (U) ; Hiddle
Atlantic (",«)

<785>

»il)cins, Bruce T., 1931, PhD, 1967, Natural

Resource, 607-272-5392

Natural Resources; Cornell Oniversity; Fernow

Hall; Ithaca, NY 1U850, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Recreational Oses of Natural
Resources

COBPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2) ; Aquatic

Fcology(2); Fishery Biology(2); Forestry(2);
Limnology (2) ; Harine Biology (2) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Plant Ecology(3); Range
Science(2); Water Resources Wanagemen t (1) ;
wildlife Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EnPLOYES) : Agriculture; County or
city government; state government; USDA;
OStX:; DOD

<786>

willcox, Henry H. , III, 19»», BS, 1966, Ecology,
315-3U1-3639

La)ce Ontario Env. Lab.; State Oniversity
College, Oswego; nsvego, NY 13126, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental impact of
pesticides in forest and agricultural
ecosystems

cnnpETENCE: Agricultural Science (2) ; Animal
Rcology(1) ; Aquatic Fcology(3) ;
Fntomology (2) ; Forestry(l); Limnology ( 3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Pest Control(l): Population
Biology(3); Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; State
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Professional society; Onited Mations; U.H.
Ind. Develop. Org.; USDA; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation of dylox in
forest ecosystem

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Evaluation of sevin u oil
in forest system

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Analysis of agricultural
chemicals in crops

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1U21)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

forestry; Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed,
forest, range; Water quality control; Fish 8
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nort heast (M) ;
Middle Atlantic(6,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTAN?) : Agriculture; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group

SESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oses of non-farmed rural
land

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "^Wo: Campgrounds and campers in
New lory

RESEARCH ACTIVITY 'HREE: Marinas in Nev York

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Professional society; THe
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (597)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Moontain(S,M) ; Northeast (1U, M) ; Middle
Atlantic(2,M)

<787->

Willett, Norman P., 1928, PhD, 1955,

Microbiology, 215-221-U905

Temple Oniversity School of Pharmacy; 3223 N.

Broad St.; Philadelphia, PA 191U0, OS

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology (1) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Immunology (3) ; Microbiology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of Air Pollutants
on Host Defense Mechanisms

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (292)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3);
Northeast(2) ; Middle Atlantic(2G)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2-3

iVAlLABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,«; S,7

<788>

TABLE 1 - RESPOSDENTS

(AlPHIlBETICHt LISTING)

2ia

<78R>

Williams, Bolton S. , 19U0, PhD, 1970, Harire
Ecology

Services Group; Texas Instrunents Inc.; 18
Cumberland; Fishkill, MY 1252U, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Estuarine ecosystems benthos

COHPETENCE: Aquatic EcologT(2); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Llmnoloqy (2) ; Marine
Biolooy(2); Oceanography (2) ; Physiology (1) ;
Systematics (2) ; I'axonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE {AS CONSOLTANT) : Hanuf acturing ; Dtility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Thermal effects on benthos
of Hudson River

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of oil field brine
on Texas estuaries

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Dtility;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of sciences; nnited Nations; AEC;
COF; EPA; HEW; NSF; OST; Asian; African;
Central American; Canadian; European,
eastern; European, western; South American:
Australian {iiu2)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Dredging, filling;
Water quality control; Fish S wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Southwest (1 0, M) ;
Northeast (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<789>

Williams, James F., 1939, Phn, 1968, Zoologv,
202-576-5176

Microbiology Division; Walter Reed Army
Institute of Research; Bldg 508 Forest Glen;
Washington, DC 20012, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of Viral and Bacterial
Zoonoses

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Aquatic
Ecology (3) ; Bacteriology (2) ;
Biostatistics (3) ; Entomology (2) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Immunology (2) ;
Limnology (2) ; Ecology of Zoonoses (1);
Ornithology (2) ; Plant Ecology (2); Virology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT); Asian

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
nnited Nations; IDCN; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3892)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle

Atlantlc(3,H) ; Southeast (6) ; Asia(2,M)

<790->

Wilson, Don E., 19UU, PhD, 1970, 202-381-5151

0. s. Department of Interior; Bureau of Sport
Fisheries and wildlife; National Museum -
Natural History; Washington, DC 20560, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evolutionary biology of mammals

COMPETENCE: Anatom7(3); Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology(l); Entomology (3) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Plant Ecoloqy(3);
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology (2) ;
Reproductive Biology (3); Systematics (3) ;
Taxonomy(3); wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bat ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY Two-j Animal - plant interactions

"RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Mammals of New Mexico

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1165)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): SouthwPSt (U, M) ;
Middle Atlantic(l) ; Central America (2, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,8

<791'>

Wilson, John S., 1938, BS, 1967, Plant Science,

301-326-U281

Fisheries Dept . ; Natural Resources Institute;

Dniversity of Maryland; P.O. Box 38;

Solomons, MD 20688, US

COMPETENCE: Fishery Biology(2); Forestry (2) ;
Plant Ecology (3); Plant Pathology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Dtility; County or city
government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sonic tracking striped bass

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1067)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (Genl) ; channelization; Dredging,
filling; Canals/Channels; Navigation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Middle Atlantic(5)

BFSPONDEIITS
(HIPHABE^ICAL LISTING)

215

<792>

<792>

Wilson, Lee, 1902, PhD,
212-581-6800

Environment Consaltants Tnc
Hew lork, BY 10019, OS

1971, Geology,

600 Sth »ve.

COHPETRHCE: Pnvironnental Pollation(l) ;
Hydrology (1) ; Linnology (2) ; Ecosystea
Happing (2): Systems analysis (2) ; Water
Resources Management (2)

EXPEBIEHCE (SS COHSOLTANT) : Construction; Mining;
ntillty; country or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State government;
Conservation group; Dnite3 Nations; COE; EPA;
African; Australian

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Environmental Plan Trinity
River Basin Texas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental impact
Brookhaven Landfills, Nev York

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental impact
Titus Reservoir Texas

INTEREST m WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Civic action group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (3798)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (GENL) ;
Channelization; Beach nourishment;
Reservoirs/Dams; Canals/Channels; Watershed,
forest, range; Reservoir releases; Flood
control; Water supply; Water guality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish r, wildlife
conservation; Orban Development

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain(l); Southwest (1) ; Northeast (2) ;
Canada, eastern (1) ; Europe, western (1);
Australia (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR MONTH): A, 30; S , 30

<793->

Winn, Howard E., 192S, PhD, 195?, Zoology,
001-792-6251

Grad, Sch. Oceanogr. Oniversity Rhode Island;
Kingston, RI 02881, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Behavioral ecology of aguatlc
animals

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(l); Animal

Ecology(3); Aquatic Ecology(3); Fishery
Biology (3) ; Marine Biology (1);
Oceanography (2) ; Ornithology (3) ; Population
Biology (3); Reproductive (3) ; Systemat ics (3) ;
Bioacoust ics (1)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (3100)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 12) ;
West Indies

<79U>

Witschonke, Charles R., 1916, PhD, 1901, Physical

Chemistry, 203-308-7331

Manager, Water Treating Chemical Research;

American Cyanamid Co.; 1937 w. Main St.;

Stamford, CT, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Polyclect roly tes for pollution
control, raw water clarification and
Industrial processing

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Environmental
Pollution (1) ; General Pollution control (1);
Virology (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Primary Coagulants for raw
water clarification

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Flocculants for industrial
and municipal sewage sludges

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Corrosion and scale
inhibitors

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Mining;
Dtllity; Local Government; Professional
society: The Institute of Ecology (tiF) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; OSDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; OST;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western (808)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (Y-^ARS) : Northeast ( 35)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

<795'>

Wodehouse, Dora E. , 1907, MS, 1972, Botany,

802-007-7511

Biology Teach; Mt. Anthony Onion High School;

Park St. Extension; Bennington, VT 05201, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Marine botany, ecology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Marine

Biology(2); Plant Ecology(2); Phycoloqy

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Forest vegetation map

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Succession of algae in a
transect. Bodega Bay, Ca."

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3009)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (0.25, M) ; Northeast (0. 5, nj ; southeast

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,0; S,0

T»BtB 1 - PESPONDENTS

(H.PHUBETICAl LISTIHG)

216

Koke, Richard E. , 1933, PhD, 1968, Veterinary
Pathology, U01-792-233U

Xninal Pathology; Dniversity of Rhode Island;
Kingston, RI 02881, OS

PPINCIPHI, FIEID: Comparative Pathology Emphasis
on Diseases of Fish

COHPETENCE: Anisal Husbandry (3) ; Bacteriology (3) ;
Immunology (3) ; Nutrition (3) ; Parasitology (3) ;
Veterinary Sclence(11; Virology(3);
Pathology (1)

EXPERIENCE (ftS CONSOLTSNT) : Otility; State
government; AEC; USDC

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marine pathology

RESEARCH ACTIVITt TSO: Immunology of piscine
vibrosis

INTERE?T IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Hinlng; Transportation;
Otility; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; USDA;
AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; HFW; HOD; OSDI;
SSF; OST; AID; DOT; Other Governments (1515)

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITY (YEARS! : Pacific

StatesfH; Northeast ( lu, H) ; Europe, western (2)

AVAILABIM'^Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,7

<7g7>

Hood, Gene W. , 19U0, PhD, 1971, Agronomy,
81U-865-1693

School of Forest Resources; Pennsylvania
State Dniversity; Dniversity Park, PA 16802,
OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wild animal population-habitat
relationships

COMPETENCE: Unimal EcologY(2); ForeEtry(2);

Fnvironmental Pollution (3) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Plant Ecology (2); Population Biology(3); Soil
Science(2); wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Local or regional
planning group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Otility

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological effects of
clearcutting

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological effects of
prescribed fire

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREB: Wildlife response to
wastewater irrigation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Otility;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1325)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Irrigation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (9, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A,U; S,U

<79B>

Hood, Glen M., 1920, PhD, 1950, Agronomy,
802-656-2630

Plant P^ Soil Science; Oniv. of Vermont; Hills
Science Bldg; Burlington, VT 05U01, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Agronomy - Turfgrass Management
Forage Crops Management

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(l); Agricultural sclence(l);
Horticulture (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Drouth, Cold, Shade and
Hear Studies with Turfgrasses

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector: U.S.
Federal Government; other Governments (269)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Forestry; Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (1,M); Northeast (22, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): S,22

<799'>

Wood, Langley R., 192U, Phn, 1965, Evolutionary
Biology, 703-381-5511

Environmental studies Program; Sweet Briar
College; POB Z; Sweet Briar, VA 2U595, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Experimental analysis ecology
physiology of marine animal behavior

COHPE~ENCE: Anatomy(3); Animal Behavior(11;
Animal Ecology (2); Anthropology (3) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Biostatistics (3) ;
Biophysics (3) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Blology(1);
Oceanography (2) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Blology(3); Systematics (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Acoustic reception and
orientation of large shacks

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Prey selection behavior of
marine snails

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Behavior and transport
of bivalve larvae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Dtllity;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group:
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (U107)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 1) ;
Middle Atlantic(9, N) ; Southeast (2) ; Oceans
(at sea) (1)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A,0; S,U

217

TIIBIE 1

RESPONDENTS
(AlPHUBETICAl LISTING)

<800>

Hoodard, Donald W., 1930, HS, 1963, Biology,

202- 282- 2'^ '19

Research Division; (ISA Coastal Eng. Research

Center; 5201 Little Falls Rd. NW; Washington,

DC 20016, OS

PRINCIPUL FTELD: Vegetative foredune construction
and shoreline protection

COBPPTENCE: Igronouy (2) ; tnioal Ecology(2);
Agnatic Ecology (3) ; Rorticaltore (3) ;
Llonology (3) ; Warlne Biology (2) ;
Oceanography (31 ; Ornithology (1) ; Plant
Pcology(l); Popnlation Biology(2); Range
Science (1); Systeoatics (3) ; Taxonony(3);
Wildlife ffanagenent (1)

EXPERIENCE (SS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;

Construction; state governnent; Conservation
group; Professional society; COF

EIPBEIENCE (AS CONSDITANT) T Construction; Nining;
County or city government; Civic action
group; Agriculture

SESEARCR ACTIVITY ONE: Sand stabilization

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Foredune construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Vegetative shoreline
protection

INTEREST IN HORKING WIi-H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (UOB)

IMPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Soil erosion;

T'ailings, spoils disposal; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protection/ jetties; Shoreline protection;
Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

stabilization of dunes on Amelia Island

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3538)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1) ;

Southeast (28, H) ; Europe, western (0.^) ; South
America (0.5)

<802'>

Wright, Richard T. , 1933, PhD, 1963, Biology,

617-927-2300

Biology Department; Gordon College; Wenham,

HA, ns

COBPETENCE: Aguatlc Ecology(l); Limnology (2) ;
Oceanography (3)

EKPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : NSF

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Energy sources of agnatic
heterotrophic bacteria

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat ' 1 Academy of Sciences
INRC; AEC; COE; EPA; NSF (U61)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (GENL)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(l); Northeast (10, M) ; Europe, »estern(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,20

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 1 3)
Middle Atlantic (1); Southeast (1)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 1-0; S,1-U

<803->

Wright, William R. , 19U1, PhD, 1972, Soil

Science, U01-792-2U9U

Department of Plant and Soil Science;

Oniversity of Phode Island; Kingston, RT

02B81, OS

<801>

Woodhouse, William W., Jr., 1910, PhD, 19U8,

Soils, 919-737-2657

Dept. Soil Science; North Carolina State

Oniversity; 188 Williams Hall; Raleigh, NC

2760-', OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Grassland Fertility and

Management; Coastal Stabilization; Land
Reclamation; Harsh Building

COMPET'^NCE: Agronomy (2); Soil science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): AID

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITAN') : Construction; Mining;
County or city government; IBEC; OEEC; OSDI;
AID; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Stabilization and
productive use of dredge spoil

RESEARCH ACIVITY TWO: Reclamation and

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Studies Related to Soil Genesis,
Classification, Morphology and Land Dse

COMPETENCE: AgronoBy; Agricultural Science;

Environmental Pollution (2) ; Soil Science (1);
Water Resources Management

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Manufacturing; World
Bank

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The Effect of Industrial
Organic Wastes on the Physical and Chemical
Properties of Soils

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''MO: Characterization Study of
Rhode Tsland Soils

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Hincralog ical Analyses
of Clay Samples

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2071)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 , M) ;
Middle Atlantlc(6,n)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,7

<80il>

TRBLE 1 - RE5P0IIDEHTS

(»LPH»BET1C»L IISTTNG)

218

<80tt>

Symer, Williain H., 1920, BS, 19";=., Entomoloqy,

301-1113-3230

Fed- Working GPP Pest nanagenent ;

Environuental Protection Agency; ?600 Fishers

lane; Rocltville, BD 20852, OS

PEINCIPAL PIEID: Pest Nanagenent as it relates to
activity of the federal agencies

COMPETENCE: ErtoBology (1) ; Harine Biology (3) ;
Pest Control (2)

ETPESIENCE (AS EtlPLOTEF) : DOD; EPA; HEW

EXPEPIENCE (AS COBSDLTAST) : South Auerlcan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Categorization of
pesticides used by federal agencies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "HO: Training objectives 6 STDS
for federal pest nanagesient

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Occupational exposure to
pesticides

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; International
Organizations; AEC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW;
HOD; OSDI; AID; Central American; South
American C'^"')

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): Pacific States(21;
Middle Atftntic(2); Southeast (U) ; Central
America (9)

<805>

Yentsch, Charles S. , 1927, MS, 1953,
Oceanography, 617-281-1930

Marine Science Dept.; Oniversity Mass.; Box
128 Lanesville Sta. ; Gloucester, MA 01930, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Primary productivity in the
marine environment

INTEREST III WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Construction; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; International
Organizations: Onited Nations; World BanV;
lUCN; O.S. Federal Government; AID; Other
Governments; Asian; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American (1633)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEPTENCF: Airports; Energy
con version /product ion; Pesticides,
herbicides; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Beach nourishment; Hydroelectric
pover; Water supply; Water quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish S wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARSl : Pacific

States (1,M); Northeast (10, HI ; Southeast (3, Ml ;
Asia(1); Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

<806i

Yentsch, Clarice M., 19U2, PhD, 1970, Bio.
Oceanography, 617-261-1930

Marine Science; Oniv. of Massachusetts; Box
128 Lanesville Sta.; Gloucester, MA 01930, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Primary productivity in the
Marine Environment

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EIPERTENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; civic action group;
Conservation group; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Productivity - Gulf of
Maine

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal effect on algae

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Productivity - Florida
straits

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : AFC; NSF; AID; Asian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) ; Construction; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; state government; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; Onited Nations; AID; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Productivity - Gulf of
Maine

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Thermal effect on algae

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Productivity - "lorlda
states

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Construction; Local Government; Conservation
or Scientific Group; International
organizations; Onited Nations; World Banlt;
lOCN; U.S. Federal Government; NSF; AID; DO";
Other Governments; Asian; African; Central
American; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American (1897)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Water quality control;
shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Mountain (1); North Central (61;
Northeast(2,H) ; Southeast (5, M) ; Asia(1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,30

RESPONDENTS
(AlPHUBETICAL IISTING)

<807>

Toung, David K., 1937, PhD, 1966, Zoology,

202-381-6S71

Oceanography S Limnologv; Smithsonian

Institution: 955 L'Enfant Plaza; Washington,

DC 20560, OS

PBlNCIPftL PIEID: Marine Benthic Ecology

COHPETEHCE: ftninal Ecology (1); Aquatic

Ecoloqyfll; Biostatistics (3) ; Environmental
Pollution (3) : Limnology (3) ; Marine
Biology (1) ; Oceanography (2) ; Systemat ics (1) ;
Systems Analysis (3)

EXPERIEHCE (AS CONSOITSNT) : Conservation group;
The Nat'l Academy of Sciences; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cape Cod Bay ecosystem
quantitative analysis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of dredging and
dredge spoil disposal

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector: local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (lUOO)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Channelization;
Dredging, filling: Beach nourishment; Water
quality control: Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIISRI'Y (YEARS): Northeast (1 , M) ;
Middle Atlantic(2,M) ; Southeast (2) ;
Havaii C.M)

<80S->

Zaltzman, Raul, MS, 196U, Civil Engineering

Oept. of Civil Engineering: West Virginia
Oniversity; 1036 Village Dr.; Morgantovn, wv
26506, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Solid waste management

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (1) ; systems
Analysis(2>; Water Resources Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group:
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society:
anited Nations; World Bank; EPA; HEW; AID

RESEARCH ACTIVI'^T ONE: Rest area usage

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Acid and gas production in
sanitary landfills

RESEARCH ACTIVITY 'HREE: Decomposition of
cellulose

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;

County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society: The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The National Academy of
Sciences INRC; International organizations;
U.S. Federal Government; South American
(19UU)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Soil erosion;-
Tailings, spoils disposal: Water Resource
Development (genl) ; Water supply; Water
quality control; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Southvest; North
Central: Central America; Canada, eastern;
Canada, western; Canada, northern: South
America

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,U

<809'>

Zelley, Robert A., 19uu, MA, 1968, Zoology

Brigantine National Wildlife Refuge; Great
Creeic Road; Oceanville, NJ 08231, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ethological aspects of animal
behavior with special regard to accoustic
behaviors

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science(3); Anatomy (3);
Animal Behavior(2): Animal Ecoloqy(3);
Aquatic Ecology (3); Forestry (3);
Environmental Pollution (3) ; wildlife
Management (2)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservat ion . group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) : Dnited Nations; World Bank;
OSDA; AEC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; OST; Asian;
African: Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (113)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE:
conservation

Pish S Wildlife

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS)
Central (2, H) : Northeast(R)

North
Asia (2)

<810>
T»B1E 1

RE<;PONDENTS
(ILPHXBETICAl LISTING)

220

<810>

JiBOlisak, Chester E., 1937, nj, 196U, Geography,
3OU-293-'5603

Geology and Geography; West Virginia
Oniversity; Route 8 Box 68; norgantown, WV

PRIKCIPAI, riELB: Coal Hining Associated

Pollution, Strip Wining Peclanation and Slope
stabilization

COHPETENCE: EnTironmental Pollution (21 ;

Oceanography (2) ; Population Biology(2)

EtPEBIENCE (AS COtlSOlTAIiT) : Mining; Civic action
group; conservation group; Professional
society

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Cycle of Coal in the
Northern Appalachians

RESEARCH ACTIVITY tbo; coal CoBuunity Abandonment
and Decay

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Anti Strip Hining
legislation - Consultation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Bining;
Transportation; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; O.S.
Federal Government (208T)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Soil erosion;

Tailings, spoil disposal; Acid mine drainage
abatement

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North CentralC^) ;
Northeast (21 ; Middle Atlantic; Europe,
vestern (2)

AVAILABILITY (BAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,31

<B11>

Zoellner, Pavid P., 19U0, PhC, 1972,

Environmental Science C Engineering,

203-5U9-UU00

Environmental Science and Management; Center

for the Environment S Man; 275 Windsor St.,

Hartford, CT 06120, DS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Problem analysis and management
solutions in coastal zone resources

COMPETENCE: Ani»al Ecology(3); Aquatic

Ecology(21; Fishery Biology(21; Environmental
Pollution (11 ; L imnology (3) ; Marine
Biology (21; Oceanography (3) ; Systems
Analysis(31; Water Resources Management (2)

ETPEBIENCE (AS EHPL0YEE1 : State government; EPA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Coastal zone mgt. in
Chesapeake Bay

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Wetlands on Long Island

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Industrial wastes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; County
or city government; Local or regional
planning group: Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; DSDC; CC;
COE; EPA; HEW; HDD; DSDI; NSF; OST; AID; DOT;
Other Governments (981

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (GENL1 ; Flood control; Water supply

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS1 : Southwest (S, M) ;
Northeast (1,H) ; Southeast(U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,8

<812->

7ubkoff, Paul I., 193U, PhD, 1961, Biochemistry,

703-6U2-21 11

Environmental Physiology; Virginia Tnstitue

of Marine Scince; Gloucester Point, VA

23062, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biological f, chemical

intereactions in fresh estuarine f, coastal
waters

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(11; Bacteriology (2) ;
Biochemistry (11 ; Biophyslcsdl ;
Limnology(l) ;Chemistry (11 ; oceanography (11 ;
Physiology (21 ; Radiochemistrv ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPL0YEE1 : State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Plankton Ecology in the
Estuary

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ti|0: Heterotrophv on the
continental shelf

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Neutron Activation
analysis of Lake Sediments

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Manufacturing; Transportation; Utility; Local
Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; state Government;
Civic action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; TIE; The Natl Academy
of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations; AEC; CC; COE; EPA; HEW; HUD;
NSF; OST; other Government (20011

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
con vers ion /pro duct ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS1 : Pacific

States(2); Northeast (0) ; Middle Atlantic(101

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER M0NTH1: A,U; S,U

SECTION I

TABLE 2

INDEX BY COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT

1-221

TilBtE 2 - COllPBTENti' 1,1 F.COSrSTEK S."-
■ (Bl RESVONDEST'S LOCATION)

AGRICOLTORAL

CONNBTTirO'?

Camp, Kocford B., Jr.

Guttay, ^..J.R.

luVens, :tayBond J.

Mason, Aj.an D.
DISTRICT OF COLIJNRIA

Hodgson, Harlow J-

Linduska, Joseph P.

Hoo:;s, Jc -ry A.

Robinson, I'arrel R.
DELSHHRE

C,)nneli, Walter \.
HASSACHBSETT'i

HarveV; :;eocg3 H.

Progulske, Donald R.

?tuart, Alastiir M.

Weeks, Martin 8.
MARYLAND

Patra, Suzanne ff.T.

Khattat, ?aahill H.

Maas, John T..

Ptoneburner, Daniel L,

Wesely, larvin L.
MAINE

Maiden, Peter C.
NORTH CASOLI^IA

Buol, Stanley W.

Clapp Jr. , John (5.

Hunter, Rrvel H.

Nelson, Paul V.

Sanders, Douglas C.

Woodhouse, Willian W. ,
NFW HAMPSHIRE

"orsta, Robert H.
NFW JERSFY

Douglas, Lowell A.

nvsart, Richard J.
NFW YfiRK

Poddicker, Major L.

Boehle, John, Jr.

Tstock, Conrad A.

Knoll, H.A.

wurphy, Royse P.

nlendorff, Richard R.

Olson, Gerald, w.

Paulson, Glenn L.

Pimentel, David

Root, Richard B.

Savage, Joseph E.

willcox, Henry H. , III
PENNSYLVANIA

DiCuollo, John, C.

Hinish, Wayne H.

McKee, Guy w.

Osborne, Thoaias S.

Petersen, Gary H.
RHODE ISLAND

Hull, Richard V.
VIRGINIA

ronroy, John H.

Hinckley, Alden D.
VERMONT

Wood, Glen M.
WEST VIRGINIA

Baniecki, John F.

Moe, Paul G.

Smith, Robert L.

I'lrich, Valentin
AIR POLLO'TON

CONNECTICUT

lartens, Christopher S.

Mason, Alan 0.

Smith, William H.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Jimeson, Robert M.

Moore, Jerry A.

Robinson, '^rrel R.

Wade, Richard L.
MASSACHUSETTS

Banks, Oneil M.

Carr, Jerone B.

Craker, Lyle F.
MARYLAND

Pinkham, Carlos f.a.

TUBLE 2 - CnnpETENCE TN FCOSYSTEM tlANAGEnENT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

AIF POLLUTION

HOP-'H CATJOLTNA

Pooper, williafB E. , Jr.
Siolseth, Danny E.
NEW JER*^EY

Prager, Manfred J.

NEW YORK

Cutright, Noel J.
Eisenbod, Herril
noldstein, Bernard 0.
Jackson, Daniel F.
Neuraaier, Rerhard J.
Paulson, Glenn L.
PosBientler, Eric S.
siVstron, Leonard L.

PENNSYLVANIA

Phase, Craig C,
WEST VTRf;iNIA

LinsVy, Benjamin

Sears, John T,
ALPINE

PENNSYLVANIA

Ghiselin, Jon B.
ANIMAL HALDEVELOPMEMT
MASSACHUSETTS

Beck, Sidney L.

AN-^ARCTICA

VTRGINTA

Parker, Bruce c.
AQOACOLTDRAL

PENNSYLVANIA

Foster, Neal R.

MASSACHOSETTS

T'enore, Kenneth R.
MAINE

Pino, Paul 0.
BEACH PROCESSES
NEW YORK

Ritchie, Gary A.
BIOLOGICAL POLLOTION

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Banks, Richard C,
CHEMICAL POLLUTION
CONNECTICUT

Adler, Alan t),
Baum, Bernard
Kelley, Roger W., Jr.
Martens, Christopher S.
Winer, Dallas 0,
Shaw, David G,

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Jenkins, Dale H.

Jimeson, Robert M,

Keup, Lowell, F.

Lanza, Guy R.

Moore, Jerry A.

Russell, Harold 5. , Jr.

Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARE

Lepple, Frederick K.
MASSACHUSETTS

Banks, Oneil M,
Beck, Sidney L.
Carpenter, Edward J.
Cassista, A . Jon
Harvey, George R,
Lazell, Jr., James D,
MARYLAND

Morgan, Raymond p.

Wessel, Carl J.
NORTH CAROLINA

Cooper, William E, , Jr.

Payne, Don H-

Hunter, Arvel R.

Siolseth, Danny E,
NEW JFRSFY

Bikales, Norbert M,

Prager, Manfred J.
NEW YORK

Cardenas, Paul P., Jr.

Massaro, Edward J.

Peakall, David B.

Pimentel, David

Segal, Alvin

TRBLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM MANAGl^MENT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

CHFMTCAL POLLUTION
NFH YORK

Wikstrora, Leonard L. Roman, Michael R,

Hi llcox, Henry B., Ill
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.

chase, Craig C.

Waiumdar, Shyamal K,

Nickel, Ross

Sanchez, James R.

Stern, Arthur M.
RHODE ISLAND

Eisler, Ronald
VIRHINTA

Adams, Donald 0.

Cairns, Jr., John

Henyhert, William R.

Randall, Clifford W.

Westfield, James D,

Zubkoff, Paul L.
WEST VIRGINIA

Rauch, Henry W.

CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS
PENNSYLVANIA

Koesterer, Martin G.
COASTAL

CONNECTICUT

Bongiorno, Salvatore F,

Cunninahani, Denis

T'olderiund, Douglas S.

7oellner, David R.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Woodard, Donald W.

Young, David K.
DELRHAR'^

Louder, Darrell E,
MASSACHUSETTS

Carpenter, Edward J.

Carr, Jerome B,

Gordon, Bernard L.

Harleman, Donald R.

Pillman, Robert E.

Lazell, Jr., James D.

LitsKy, Warren

Moore, Johnes K,

Teal, John M.
MARYLAND

Hughes, Kent H.

Storms, Stephen E.
MAINE

Dean, David

Ping, Paul D.
HORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.

Axtell, Richard C.

Cooper, Arthur w.

Dooley, James K,

Lamners, William T,

Reagan, Poland E.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Hartwell, Allan D.
NEW JERSEY

McDernott, Vincent J.
NEW YORK

Foley, Donald 0.

Hemmett, Roland B.

Neumaier, Gerhard J.

Williams, Bolton S.
RHODE ISLAND

Fisler, Ronald

Jeffries, Perry

Nixon, Scott W.

Saila, Saul B.

Sissenwine, Michael P.
VIR^lMiA

Boesch, Donald F.

Castigllone, Louis J.

Lynch, Maurice P.

Marshall, Harold G.

Menyhert, William R.

oduffl, William ^.

Richards; Clarence E-

Webb, Kenneth L.

TABLF 2 - COflPETENCE IN tJCOSYSTEN nSNUGEBEM"
(BY BESPONDENT' S LOCATION)

COASTAL

VIRRINTA

Zubkoff, Paul t.
WEST TIBMNIA

Pphling, Robert E.
COASTAL, ESTDARINE
COMNECTICD''

Bonqiorno, Salvatore F
Brown, rharles L,

Cunningham, Denis
Miner, Dallas 0.
Nataraian, K.V.
Szechtman, Raphael J,

•^olderlund, Douglas S.
DISTRICT OF COLtlBBIA

Aron, Bllliau I.

Damkaer, David H,

Grandy, John W., IV

Hayes, Helen L.

Schueler, Robert L.

Bade, Richard A.

Woodard, Donald W.
DELAHAPE

Louder, Darrell E.

Taylor, lalcolro H,
(lASSACHUSETTS

Carpenter, Edward J.

Carriker, Belbourne R.

Cole, Charles F.

Culliney, John L.

Davis, John D.

Harleman, Donald R,

Ploore, Johnes K.

Old, Barren T. Jr.

•fGnore, Kenneth R.

Tiffney, Jr., Besley N.

Yentsch, Charles S.
BABYLAND

Andersen, Aven B.

Beal, Kenneth L.

Bender, Edward S,

Cummings, Edmund (5.

Catcher, Joseph J.

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward

Hughes, Kent H.

Borqan, Raymond p.

Pearson, James G.

Peterson, Charles H.

Shearer, Carol A.

Storms, Stephen E.

viley, Bartin L.
BAINE

Dean, David

Ring, Paul D.
KORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.

Baier, Rodger W.

Bellis, Vincent J.

Frame, David w.

Kirby-Smith, Hilllam «.

Lammers, Hilliam T.

Phillips, Halter E., Jr.

Reagan, Roland F.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

Street, Bichael w.
NEW HABPSHIRE

Hartwell, Allan D.

Spencer, Larry T.
NEW JERSEY

Dyer, Gloria J.

Good, Ralph E.

BcCormick, Jon B.

BcDermott, Vincent J.

Bilstein, Charles B.

Nadeau, Royal J.

Shanholtzer, Sheryl F.

NEB YORK

Barlow, John P.
Cassin, Joseph H.
Chailer Jr., Jack D.
Foley, Donald D.
Freudenthal, Hugo D.
Hemmett, Roland B.
lannotti, Eugene L.
Kaciynski, Victor B.

see also below

Meldrlm, John V.

see also belov

Foerstsr, John W.

see edso below

226

TABLE 2 - rpnPBTFICB IK ECOSYSTEH HANAGENENT
(BY PESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

COASTAL, ESTnARIHE
NEW YORK

Liquori, Vincent R.

Lopez, Glenn R.

HcRugh, John L.

Stainken, Dennis f1.

Tiet.-)er, John H.
PENNSYLVAHIA

Cheng, Thomas C.

Hartman, Fred R.

Schuyler, Alfred E.
ERODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.

Fisler, Ronald

leppner, Frank H.

Jeffries, Perry

Nixon, Scott W.

Oviatt, Candace A.

Polqar, Tibor T.

Praqer, Jan C,

Saila, Saul B.

Sissenwine, lichael P.

Wallace, Jr., Gordon T.
TIRf;lNIA

Andrews, Jay D.

Boesch, Donald F.

Castiglione, Louis J.

Lynch, Naurice P.

r^enyhert, William R.

odum, William E,

Perkins, Frank O.

Richards; Clarence E.

Wass, Marvin L.

Webb, Kenneth L.

Znbkoff, Paul L,
WEST VIRGINIA

Bchling, Robert E.

see also below

COHNECTICUT

Martens, Christopher S.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Young, David K.
MASSACHOSETTS

Gordon, Bernard L.

Pillman, Robert E.

Nickerson, Norton H.
MARYLAND

Forster, William 0.
NORTH CAROLINA

Hobbie, John E.

Tyus, Harold M.
NEW YORK

Gold, Kenneth
PENNSYLVANIA

Foster, Neal P.

Glaser, Edward, R.
RHODE ISLAND

Cook, David 0.

Cox, Geraldine V.

Drvfoos, Robert L,
VIRGINIA

Adams, Donald D,

Birdsonq, Fay s.

Marshall, Harold G.

Virnstein, Robert w.

COASTAL, MARSHLAND

CONNECTICUT

Bongiorno, Salvatore F
Cunningham, Denis
Miner, Dallas D.

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Coqgeshall, Dale T,
Grandy, John W. , IV
Woodard, Donald W.

DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.

MASSACHOSETTS

Carriker, Melbourne R.
Lazell, Jr., James D.
Moore, Johnes K.

lUEtE i. COHPETENCE IH BCOSTSTEB SS Mil GEB BUT
(SI RESPOSDS;»T'S LOCATIOR)

COASTAL, WV^Hlitll-
BASSACHnST^TT";

Nickerson, Norton R.
Old, Warren T. Jr.
Ruter, Ernest
Teal, John tt.
Teal, John 1.

^^^''^^ ^^-'/^^i^^ "• T^mo™. Kenneth «.

Tentsch, Charles S.

HARTIAND

Andrews, Ralph

Real, Kenneth L.

Catcher, Joseph J.

Foerster, John B.

Pearson, James G.

Shearer, Carol A.

Kipple, William S.
BAINE

Finq, Paul D.
WORTH CAPOLIHA

Av'latBE, David A.

Antell, Richard C.

Fellis, Vincent J.

Cooper, Arthur R.

Kirty-Smith, William W.

Kuenzler, Edward J,

Lammers, willian T.

Parnell, Janes F.

Reagan, Roland E.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Hartwell, Allan D.

Spencer, Larry T-
WEH JEPSEY

Eerrigno, Fred
Good, Ralph p,
Nadeau, Royal J.
Shanholtzer, Sheryl F.
NEB YORK

Cassin, Joseph B.
Chailer Jr. , Jack D.
rhamberlain, James L.
Foley, Donald D.
••oley, Pcnald 0.
fieudenthal, Hugo n.
lannotti, Eugene L.
Jamnback, Hugo A,
Lopez, Glenn R.
Neumaier, Gerhard J,
Ppagnoli, John J.
Staiter, Richard
■'ietjen, John H.
Williams, Bolton S.
PENHSTLVANIA

Hartman, Fred E.
Schuyler, Alfred E.
RHODE ISL4WD

Eisler, Ronald

HalTorson, williae L. Heppner, Frank H.
Hiion, Scott W.
Oviatt, Candace A.
VISGINIA

Castiglione, Louis J.
Harvill, Alton B.
Kelly, Bahlon G.
Benyhert, William F.
fduiTi, William E,
Perkins, Frank 0.
Wass, Barvin L.
BEST VIRGINIA

Behlina. Robert E.

COBROKITT STRDCTORE
BAR TLA NO

Cooper, John E.
COKSERVATION

BASSACHDSETIS

Nickerson, Norton H.
CONSERVATION-ENVIRONHENTALISTS ECOSYSTEBS
DISTRICT OF COLOBBIA
nay, Keith G.
CORAL RBEF

CONNECTICDT

Porter, James W.

TABLE 2 - COHPETEXCE IN ECOSTSTEH n»ll»REHEIlT
(BY RESPONDEIIT' S tOCRTION)

DESEPT

CONNECTICDT

Mason, Blar D.
Smith, Dwight T .
DISTRICT OF COIONBI*

Bushnan, John B.
DEIRHRPE

Rubbard, John P.
MASSHCHOSETTS

Johnson, James E.
Taylor, C. tlchard
MARYLAND

Batra, Suzanne H.T.
Cutcher, Joseph J.
Khattat, Fadhill H.
NORTH CAROLINA

Banks, Roger L.
Buol, Stanley ».
Cooper, Hilliam ^., Jr.
Strain, Boyd R.
N'^W JERSFY

Douglas, Lowell A,
NEB YORK

Bates, David !1.
Poddicker, flajor L.
Chaplin, Stephen J.
Olson, Gerald, W,
Pough, F. Rarvey
Thomas, David H.
Trafflontano, John P.
PFiNNSYLVANIA

Ferner, John W.
Ghiselin, Jon B.
McCoy, Clarence J.
RHODE ISLAND

Halvorson, Nllliam L.
VIRCINIR

Nyguist, David
»FRHONT

Horst, G. Roy
NEST VIRGINIA

Ozmina, David J.
DESIGN F. OPERATION OF MODEL ECOSYSTPMS
NEW JERSEY

Brown, Thomas E.
DREDGING IMPACTS
NEW YORK

Ritchie, Gary A.
ECOSYSTEMS WITH SQPATIC VEGETATION PROBELSM
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Walker, Charles R.
ENERGY "LOWS

CONNECTICDT

Adler, Alar D.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Davis, Hilliam Price
Kelly, Robert H.
Moore, Jerry A.
Wade, Richard L.
Walker, Charles R.
MASSACHOSETTS

Cox, James L.
Davis, John D.
Moore, Johnes K.
Smith, Kenneth L., Jr.
Teal, John M.
Tenore, Kenneth R.
Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.
Wright, Richard T.
MARYLAND

Foerster, John w,
Stoneburner, Daniel L-
Storms, Stephen E.
NORTH CAROLINA

Cooper, Arthur W.
Cooper, William E. , Jr.
Frame, David W.
Bobbie, John B.
Johnson, Barrel B.
Melack, John M.
Reagan, Roland E.
Sanders, Douglas C.
Stephenson, Don H.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Federer, C. Anthony

COHPETENCB IN ECOSYSTEB NAHAGEHENT
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCUTION)

ENESGT "lows

NEK HAMPSHIRE

Hautz, Hilliau B.
NEW JERSEY

HcCoraick, Jon H.
shanholtzer, Sheryl F.
NEW YORK

Craul, Phillip J.
Dudzinski, Diane M,
Erickson, Janes H.
Gehris, Clarence B.
Kaczynski, Victor B.
Lopez, Glenn R.
olendorff, Richard R.
Paulson, Glenn L.
i^ate, James
Billiatns, Bolton S.
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.
Graybill, Donald 1.
Henshaw, Robert E.
Keefer, Scott n.
HcKee, Guy H.
Southwick, Edward E.
Stern, Arthur n.
Walker, Billian R.
RHODE ISLAND

Nixon, Scott B.
Sissenwine, Wichael p.
VIRGINIA

Bleoi, Charles R.
Fornberger, George n.
Slocomb, John P.
Zubkoff, Paul L.
BEST VIRGINIA

Bailie, Richard C.
De Costa, John J.
Lee, Richard
Sturges, Franklin W.
EVALDATING

VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.
EXTENSION EDnCATION
VIRGINIA

Almand, James D,
EARN PONDS AND ARTIFICIAL ENVIRONMENT
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Walker, Charles R.

FISHERIES

CONNECTICUT

Marcy, Barton C.

Mason, Alan D.

Steinmetz, Charles Jr.

Tolderlund, Douglas S.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Davis, William Price

Goodyear, Richard H.

Hollingshead, Kenneth

Keup, Lowell, ?.

Moore, Jerry A.

Scattergood, Leslie W.

schueler, Robert L.

Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.

Meldrim, John B.
MASSACHUSETTS

Cole, Charles F.

Gordon, Bernard L.

Hillman, Robert E.

Johnson, James E.

Parrack, Michael L.

Rideout, Stephen G.

Spaulding, Billard H. ,
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven M.

Beal, Kenneth L.

Cutcher, Joseph J.

"oerster, John W.

Morqan, Raymond p.

Wiley, Martin I.

230

TABLE 2 - COMPETENCE IH ECOSTSTEH HANAGBB EST
(BT RBSPOHDENT'S lOCATIOV)

FISRERTI'?;
WATNE

Anthony, Vauqhn C.
Bourque, Peter *i.
''laqg, Lewis M.
Kregory, Bichard W.
Ping, Paul D.
HORTH CAROLINA

Baker, w. Donald
Birchfield, '.arry J.
Purton , f*? ■ ild L.
Frame, David H.
Kroger, Richard L.
Mason, Robert E.
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Street, Hichael ».
Tarplee, dilliam H., Jr.
Tyus, Harold M.
NE« HAHPSlilRE

Patrick, DaTld K.
NEB JEPSET

Hastings, Robert H.
Jones, Walter A.
SEW Y"PK

Culp, Terry R.
Fngel, Ronald A.
Fairchild Robert P.
Forney, John L.
Green, David M.
Hemmett, Roland B.
Hutchinson, Brendan P.
Liguori, Vincent R.
Kassaro, Edward J.
fcHugh, John L.
Milkins, Bruce T.
Williams, Bolton S.
PEKNfYLVANIR

Alden, Jon C.
Cheng, Thomas C.
Cooper, Edwin L.
Denoncourt, Robert F.
Foote, peter S.
Groutage, Thomas M.
Haase, Bruce L.
Hayden, Robert P.
ncDaniel, Michael D.
Poe, Thomas P.
Roscinski, Robert J.
Walker, William H.
RHODE ISLAND

DryfooE, Robert L.
Fisler, Ronald
Saila, Saul B.
Sissenwine, Michael P.
VIRGINIA

Andrews, Jay D.
Bailey, Bandy E.
Bryson, Hilliam T.
Nyquist, David
odum, William F.
Pierce, Phillip C.
Prosser, Norville s.
Richards; Clarence E.
Schreck, Carl B.
WEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H»
Gasper, Donald C.
Jernejcic, Frank A.
Nelson, Charles W.
Ozraina, David J.
FORECASTING

DISTRICT OP COLfJMBIA
Kelly, Robert H.
Leighton, Donald R.
MASSACHDSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.
Carr, Jerome P.
Dillingham, James H.

Harleman, Donald R.

Moore, Stephen F.
MARYLAND

Stoneburner, Daniel L.
MAINE

Anthony, Vaughn C.

231

TABLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSTSTEtl BANAGEBEH"^
(BY RESPONDENT'S lOCHTION)

FORECRSTING

NORTH CAROLINA

Cooper, Sllliam H. , ;

Wheeler, Garland L.
NEB HAHPSRIRF

Porste, Robert H.
NEH YORK

Chappie, Eliot D.

Foley, Donald 0,

Little Jr. , Prank J.

Posmentler, Eric S.
PENNSYLVANIA

Johnson, Andrew L.
RHODE ISLAND

Nixon, Scott R.

Polgar, Tibor T.

sissenwine, Hichael P
VIRGINIA

Dowling, Paul Bruce

Gilei5, Robert H., Jr.
BEST VIRGINIA

Haug, Peter T,
FORECASTING, PLANT DISEASE
NEK YORK

Cutright, Noel J.

POREST-GRASSLAND ECOTONE
NEB YORK

Forbes, James E.
FOREST, CONIFERODS
CONNECTTCBT

Damman, Antoni B.
•litchell, Kenneth J.
Smith, Billiam H.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Bushman, John ^.

Pvenden, Fred G.

LaBastille, Anne

Little, Elbert L., Jr.

Noore, Jerry A.
DELAWARE

Hubbard, John P.
NASSACRDSETTS

Clark, Janet I.

Coppinger, Raymond P.

Stuart, Alastair H.

Tlffney, Jr., Besley N.
MARYLAND

Batra, Suzanne B.T.

Stoneburner, Daniel L.
HAINE

Schemnitz, Sanford D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Cherry, Solomon T. Jr.

Cooper, Billiam E. , Jr.

Pavey, Charles B.

Bason, Robert E.

Namkoong, Gene

Ralston, Charles w.
NEB HAMPSHIRE

Ford, Robert P.

Leonard, Raymond E.

Patrick, David K.
NEB JERSEY

Stout, Benjamin B.
NEB YORK

Barton, James D., Jr.

Craul, Phillip J.

De Laubenfels, David J.

Kessell, Stephen R.

Peet, Robert K.

Ritchie, Gary A.

Simeons, John B.

Sperling, Jon A.

stone Jr. , Earl L.

Webb, Billiam L.

BillcoT, Henry H., Ill
PENNSYLVANIA

Shiner, James B.

Smith, Bruce P.

Bard, Bilber B.
VIRGINIA

Cliff, Edward P.

TABLE 2

COHPETEMCE IN ECOSTSTEH BAMAGEBENT
(BY RESPONDEMT'S LOCATION)

EOREST, CONIFEEOD';
VI5RINIA

Giles, Robert H., Jr.

HarloH, Richard P.

Kelly, Bahlon G.

LeiBiBon, Paul E.

Rohde, Hayne G.

Waters, Hillia» E.
IIE";T TIRGIlllA

KutEcheid, Ben B.

Lee, Richard

Woe, Paol G.

Schulj, Arnold F.

wiant, Harry V. , Jr.

Jr.

Jr.

FOREST, DECIDDODS
COHNECTICDT

Ciannan, Antoni W

Smith, willlan H
DISTRICT OF COLOBBIA

ETenden, Fred ".

Jenkins, Bale H.

LaBastille, Anne

Little, Elbert L

Boore, Jerry A.

Post, Boyd ».
DFLSSARE

Dill, Norman H.
HASSACR0SETT5

roppinqer, Raymond P.

Kricher, John C.

Stuart, Alastair H.

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N
BARYLAND

Batra, Suzanne B.T.

Brown, Russell G.

Stoneburner, Daniel L.
NORTH CAROLINA

Cherry, Solomon T. Jr.

Cooper, Arthur w.

Cooper, William E. ,

Davey, Charles B.

DuBond, David B.

Bason, Robert E.
NEW HABPSHIRE

Federer, C. Anthony

Ford, Robert P.

Baotz, William w.

Patrick, David K.
NEW JERSEY

Forman, Richard T.T

Good, Ralph E.

Griffo, James V.

Stout, Ben-Jamin B.
NEW YORK

Parton, James D. ,

Cranl, Phillip J.

Dalgleish, Robert C

Foley, Donald D.

Forbes, James E.

Gehris, Clarence w.

Geis, James W.

Fessell, Stephen R.

LaRoche, Germain E.

Likens, Gene E.

Peet, Robert K.

Ritchie, Gary A.

Root, Richard B.

simeone, John B.

Sperling, Jon A.

Stone Jr., Earl L.

Webb, William L.

willcoT, Henry H.
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig c.

Hall, Russell J.

Hutnik, Russell J

Johnson, Andrew L

Shiner, James «.

Smith, Bruce B.

Snyder, Donald B.

Ward, wilber W.

Wood, Gene N.

Jr.

Cutrlght, Noel J,

III

Heed, Lanny W.

TJBLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSr<;TEH B« NSGEMEM"
(BY PESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

POEEST, DECIDOODS
VIRGINIA

Bleu, Charles R.
Byrne, John H.
Clarlt, Billiam, T.
Cliff, Edward P.
Crawford, Hevlette S.
Damalas, Andinos P.
nowllng, Paul Bruce
Genborys, Stanley R.
Giles, Robert H., Jr.
Hanawalt, Ronald B.
Harlow, Richard ?.
Barvill, Alton N.
Booper, Robert G.
Kelly, Hahlon G.
Lemmon, Paul B,
Rohde, Dayne G.
Haters, Hilliam E.
TERHONT

Villanil, Richard J.
HEST VIRGINIA

Bradshaw, Hilliau N.
Clarkson, Roy B.
Kutscheid, Ben B.
Lee, Richard
i"ichael, Edwin 0.
Moe, Paul G.
Schulz, Arnold p.
Smith, Robert 1.
Swan, Frederick R., Jr.
Hiant, Harry V. , Jr.
NP» YORK

Cutright, Noel J.
EOBESTS

CONNECTTCDT

Hamman, Antoni H.
Hason, Alan 0.
Bitchell, Kenneth J.
Smith, David B.
Smith, Billiam H.
DISTRICT OP COIDNBIA
Jenkins, Dale W.
Post, Boyd H.
flASSACHDSETTS

Old, Barren T. Jr.
BARYLAHD

Batra, Suzanne B.T.
Stoneburner, Daniel I.
NORTH CAROLINA

Cherry, Solomon T. Jr. Coope^ Arthur W.
Davey, Charles B.
Johnson, Barrel B.
Namkoong, Gene
Perry, Thomas 0.
Ralston, Charles B.
sjolseth, Danny E.
Bheeler, Garland I.
HEW HAHPSHIRE

Pederer, c. Anthony
Ford, Robert P.
Hautz, Billiam B.
Patrick, David K.
NEB JERSEY

Stout, Benjamin B.
NEB YORK

Craul, Phillip j.
Porbes, James E.
Ceis, James B.
Kessell, Stephen R.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Ritchie, Gary A.
simeone, John B,
Stone Jr., Earl L.
Tate, James
Bebb, Billiam L.
BillcoT, Henry H., Ill
PENNSYLVANIA

Rutnik, Russell J.
Shiner, James H.
Smith, Brnce B.
Bard, Bilber B.
Wood, Gene B.
RHODE ISLAND

Halvorson, Billiam L.

234

TABLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEB (lASHGEBENT
(BY BESPOBDENT'S LOCATIOB)

?OBESTS

VIBGIBIA

Cliff, Edward P.
Cravford, Hevlette S.
Giles, Robert R., Jr.
Harlow, Richard F.
Harvill, Alton H.
Binckley, Alden D.
Hooper, Robert G.
Lemmon, Paul E.
Rohde, Wayne G.
Waters, Hilllan E.
WEST VIRGINIA

Clarkson, Roy B.
Katscheid, Ben B.
Lee, Richard
Schulz, Arnold F.
Swan, EredericV R. , Jr.
Hiant, Harry v. , Jr.
P8ESH WATER SWAMP

HORTH CAROLINA

Tarplee, William H., Jr.
FRESH WATER, LAKE
CONNECTICDT

christensen, Sigurd W.
Mason, Alan n.
Porter, Karen J.
Smith, Dwight T.
Steinmeti, Charles Jr.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Goodyear, Richard H.
Rrandy, John w. , IV
Greeson, Phillip B-
Hufford, Terry L.
Jenkins, Dale W.
Keup, Lowell, F.
Moore, Jerry A.
Riley, David F.
Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARE

louder, Darrell E.
HASSACHOSETTS

Rowen, Vaughan T.
Burk, Carl J.
Camougis, George
Harleman, Donald R.
Becky, Robert B.
Johnson, James E.
Litsky, Warren
Mozgala, Walter J.
Neves, Richard J.
Parrack, Michael L.
Rho, Jinnque
Rideout, Stephen G.
Soukup, Michael A.
Stuart, Alastalr M.
Wright, Richard T.
Ventsch, Charles S.
MARYLAND

Foerster, John W.
Gurtz, Martin i.
Hamilton, Daniel Heyward
stoneburner, Daniel L.
MAINE

Bo'irque, Peter fi.
HORTH CAROLINA

Baler, Rodger W.
Baker, W. Donald
Bellls, Vincent J.
Birchfield, Larry J.
Cannon, Robert E.
Clausz, John C.
Cooper, William E., Jr.
Hobble, John E.
Johnson, Barrel B.
Lamners, William T.
Mason, Robert E.
Helack, John M.
pfaender, Frederic K.
Slolseth, Danny E.
Starn, Robert H.
Weiss, Charles H.
SEW JERSEY

Douglas, Lowell A.
Jones, Walter A.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Baker, Allan

TABLE 2 - COHPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM BANAGEMENT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

FFFSH WATER, LAKE
NEW YORK

Barans, Charles A.
Culp, Terry R.
Dudzinski, Diane M.
Ehrlich, Henry L.
Engel, Ronald A.

Fairchild Robert P.

Foley, Donald 0.

Forney, John L.

Creen, David H.

Remnett, Roland B.

Hutchinson, Brendan P.

Istock, Conrad A.

Jackson, Daniel P.

Judd, John H,

Kaczynski, Victor w.

Likens, Gene E.

Little Jr. , Frank J.

Marcus, Bernard A.

Massaro, Edvard J.

McKay, Francis E.

Neumaier, Gerhard J.

Paulson, Glenn L.

Schumacher, George J.

Smith, Stephen B.

Werner, Robert G.

wikstroB, Leonard L.

Williams, Bolton S.
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C,

Arnold, Dean E.

Bardarik, Daniel G,

Browne, Francis X.

Cooper, Edwin L.

Groutage, Thomas H,

Raase, Bruce L.

Hartman, Richard T.

Hayden, Robert P.
Jeffers, Edmund E,
McDaniel, Michael D.
Moore, John R.
Poe, Thomas P.
Eoscinski, Robert J.
Schuyler, Alfred E.
Sherbine, K. Bruce
Walker, William H.
RHODE ISLAND

Cox, Geraldine V.
VIRGINIA

Bishop, John w.
Castigiione, Louis J.
Dickson, Kenneth L.
Hocutt, Charles H.
Menyhert, William R.
Nyquist, David
Parker, Bruce C.
Paterson, Robert A.
Pierce, Phillip c.
Prosser, Norville S.
slocorob, John P,
Westfield, James D.
Zubkoff, Paul L.
VERMONT

Jewell, William J.
WEST VIRGINIA

Be Costa, John J.
Fuchs, Everett n.
Gasper, Donald C.
Jerne-lcic, Frank A.
Nelson, Charles W.
FRESH WATER, MARSH
PENNSYLVANIA

Barnett, L. Bruce

HEW YORK

Vandruff, Larry W.
FRESH WATER, RIVER
CONNECTICOT

Edwards, Stephen J.

Klattenberg, Ronald P.

Mason, Alan 0.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Greeson, Phillip E.

Keup, Lowell, F.

TABLE 2 - COnPETE>ICE TH FCOSTSTEK BH1»GE«ENT
(BY PESPONDEHT'S LOCiTIOM)

?RESH HATER, SIVER

DISTRICT OF COIOHBIA

lanza, f-uy R. Hufford, Tarry L.

noore, Jerry A.
Packer, Randall K.
Riley, David P.
Walker, Charles B.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
HeldriB, John H.
PIASSACHDSETTS

Burk, Carl J.
Camougis, George
Harlenan, Donald B.
Johnson, James E,
litsky, Barren
Parrack, nichael L.
Rideout, Stephen G.
Sookup, Hichael A.
Stuart, Alastair R.
Yentsch, Charles S.
HARYLAND

Allan, J. David
Beal, Kenneth L.
Foerster, John w.
Gurtz, Martin E.
Khattat, Padhill B.
Pearson, James G.
Shearer, Carol A.
Stoneburner, Daniel L.
HATIE

Bourque, Peter M.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, 1. Donald
Bellis, Vincent J.
Bicchfield, Larry J.
Burton, Gerald L.
Cannon, Robert E,
Cooper, Hilllam E. , Jr.
Bowells, David H.
Kroger, Richard L.
Lamners, Hillian T.
Nason, Robert E.
Melack, John N.
Nelson, Paul V.
sjolseth, Danny E.
Heiss, Charles N.
NEH HSnPSHIRE

Porste, Robert H.
Spencer, Larry T.
NEW JERSEY

Douglas, Lowell A.
NEB YORK

Chailer Jr. , Jack 0.
Culp, Terry R.
Dudzinski, Diane H.
Engel, Ronald A.
Foley, Donald D.
Fuhs, G.w.
Hemmett, Roland B.
Istock, Conrad A.
Jackson, Daniel P.
Kaczynski, Victor w.
Likens, Gene E.
Haqorian, Thomas R.
nassaro, Edward J.
HcKay, Francis E.
Paulson, Glenn L.
Rehwoldt, Robert E.
Schumacher, George J.
Sperling, Jon A.
Werner, Robert G.
WiVstrom, Leonard L.
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.
Bardarik, Daniel G.
Cooper, Edwin L.
Denoncourt, Robert F.
Poote, Peter S.
Foster, Neal R.
Groutaqe, Thomas f1.
Baase, Bruce L.
Hartman, Richard T.
Hayden, Robert P.
Bendrlx, Sherman S.

237

T»BLE 2 - COHPETEHCE TN ECOSYSTEM HANAGEHEBT
(BY RESPONDENT'S lOCHTTON)

PK^SH WATER, RIVER
PENNSYLVANIA

Jeffers, Ednund B.

Larson, Richard A.

McDaniel, Michael D.

Poe, ThoBias P.

Roscinski, Robert J.

Scherer, Robert C.

Schuyler, Alfred E.

Sherbine, K, Bruce

Balkcr, HilllaB H.
RHODE ISLAND

Peckers, Jr., Charles V.
VIRGINIA

Bryson, Nilllaa T.

Cairns, Jr., John

Castiglione, Louis J,

Pickson, Kenneth L.

Griffith, Roger B.

Hocutt, Charles H.

Menyhert, William R.

Nyquist, David

Pierce, Phillip C.

Prosser, Norville S.

Slocomb, John P,

Westfield, James D.
VERMONT

Jewell, Wllliaa J.
WEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H.

Gasper, Donald C.

Jernejcic, Prank A.

Keller, Edward C. Jr.

Nelson, Charles w.
PRESH WATER, WETLAND
RHODE ISLAND

Calet, fVank C.

FRESHWATER WETLANDS
HASSACRDSETTS

Larson, Joseph S.
FRESHWATER, STREAM, MARSH
PENNSYLVANIA

Foster, Neal R.
GRASSLAND

CONNECTICDT

Camp, Wofford B., Jr.
DISTRICT OF COLDNBIA

Pusack, Stephen D.

Evenden, Fred ^.

Moore, Jerry A.

Woodard, Donald W.
MASSACHUSETTS

Satterwhite, Melvin B
MARYLAND

stoneburner, Daniel L
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Prancq, Edward N.
NEW YORK

Boddicker, Major L.

Cutright, Noel J.

Foley, Donald D.

Goodland, Robert J.

Olendorff, Richard R.

Pimentel, David

Tramontano, John P.
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.

Clark, Richard J.

Hall, Russell J.

Heiney, Clayton L.
WEST VIRGINIA

Bradshav, wlllian N.

Moe, Paul G.

Parks, John M.
GREENHODSES

MARYLAND

Webb, Ralph E.
HEAVY METAL POLL.

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Grandy, John W. , IV

238

TABLR 2 - CCttPETENCE III BCOSTSTEK IHH»GEHE1IT
(B? BESPONDEST'S LOCATIOH)

HISTORIC HODSE HnSE»
VIPGimll

Shackelford, fSeorge G.
INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

DISTRICT OF COLOHBI*

Ranta, williani C.
KARST

BEST VIRGINIA

Rauch, Henry H.

LAND nSE DESIGN

BASSACHOSETTS

Carr, Jerome B.
Gorden, Morton
MARYLAND

Lees, Aldridge L., Jr.
HAINE

Naiden, Peter C.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.
Buol, Stanley ».
Stephenson, Don w.
NEB HAMPSHIRE

Patrick, David K.
NEB yoBK

Chappie, Eliot D.
Goodland, Robert J.
Maqorian, Thomas R.
•'ramontano, John P.
PENNSYLVANIA

Johnson, Andrew L.
Keefer, Scott 0.
Petersen, Gary B.
RHODE ISLAND

Bright, Billlam R.
VIRGINIA

Dovlinq, Paul Bruce
Bohde, Bayne G.
VERHONT

Earrar, Richard B.
Villamil, Richard J.
BEST VIRGINIA

Kutscheid, Ben B.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
Riley, David P.
LAND POLLDTION

CONNECTICUT

Camp, Bofford B., Jr.
Damman, Antoni B.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Riley, David F,
MASSACHUSETTS

Carr, Jerome B,
Old, Barren T. Jr.
Satterwhite, Helvin B.
MARYLAND

Pinkham, Carlos E.A.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.
Bool, Stanley V.
cooper, Billlam E. , Jr.
Davey, Charles B.
DuMond, David M.
Slolseth, Danny E.
Stephenson, Don B.
NEB HAMPSHIRE

Patrick, David K.
NEB JERSEY

Douglas, Lowell A.
Jones, Baiter A.
N^B YORK

rotriqht, Noel J.
Gehris, Clarence B.
Gels, James B.
Jackson, Daniel F.
Magorian, Thomas R.
Olson, ^erald, B.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Tramontano, John P.
Bikstrom, Leonard L.
Blllcoi, Henry H., Til
PBHHSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.

TABLF 2 - COSPETEKCE TN ECOSTSTEN MANHGEKEIIT
(BY PBSPONDEVT'S LOCATION)

LAND POLLDTION

PENNSYLVANIA

Henshav, Robert E.
Hinish, Hayne W.
Fussey, George A., Jr.
Hotnik, Russell J.
Keefer, Scott D.
HcKee, Guy ».
Petersen, Gary B,
Sard, Dilber W.
Wood, Gene H.
RHODE ISLAND

Bright, Billiam R.
VIRGINIA

DovUng, Paul Bruce
LenBon, Paul E,
Heber, Richard s.
Bestfield, Janes D.
VERMONT

Villanil, Richard J.
WEST VIRGINIA

Rehling, Robert E.
Kutscheid, Ben B.
Boe, Paul G.
Oznina, David J.

MARINE, CONTINENTAL SHELF
CONNECTICDT

Cunningham, Denis
Bartens, Christopher S.
DISTRICT OF COLDBBIA

Panta, Billiam C.
Damkaer, David B,
Davis, Billiam Price
Goodyear, Richard H.
Hayes, Helen L.
Hollingshead, Kenneth R.
Barmelstein, Allan D.
Young, David K.
BASSACHDSETTS

Carpenter, Edward J.
Coull, Bruce c.
Cox, James L.
Harvey, George R.
Kellogg, Charles ».
Rove, Gilbert T.
Yentsch, Charles S.
Yentsch, Clarice H.
HAFYLAND

Cummings, Edmund G.
NORTH CAROLINA

Johnson, Barrel B.
Reagan, Roland E.
Starn, Robert H.
NEB HAMPSHIRE

Hartvell, Allan D.
NEB JERSEY

Hastings, Robert B.
BcCormick, Jon B.
BcDermott, Vincent J.
Bilstein, Charles B.
NEB YORK

Cassin, Joseph H.
Mguori, Vincent R.
Roman, Bicheal R.
Tietlen, John H.
Hilliams, Bolton S.
RHODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.
Cook, David 0.
rryfoos, Robert L.
sissenwine, Bichael P.
VIRGINIA

Birdsong, Ray s,
Castiglione, Louis J.
Grant, George C.
Marshall, Harold G.
Benyhert, Billiam R.
Richards; Clarence E.
Znbkoff, Paul L.

D£UWARE

Lepple, Frederick K.

TftPI.1! 2 - COHPETENCE in ECOSTSTPB BANiGEMEIlT
(BY RESPOKDENT'S lOCiTION)

MBIllE, CONTIIIEllTflL SHELF
»EST VIFGItlH

Buchanan, Hugh
BAFTHE, GENERAL
COHNECTICDT

Brovn, Charles L.
Puck, John D.
Martens, Christopher S.
Natarajan, K.V.
DISTRICT OP COLnNBIS
Aron, Villiaji I.
Davis, ailliam Price
Goodyear, Richard H.
Hayes, Helen L.
Hollingshead, Kenneth H
Scattergood, Leslie ».
Bheatley, Janes R.
Young, David K.
DELAWARE

Lepple, Frederick K.
flASSACHUSETTS

Bowen, Vaughan T.
Carpenter, Edward J.
Carrlker, Helbourne R.
Clarke, George L.
Gordon, Bernard L.
Hillman, Robert E.
Kellogg, Charles H.
Moore, Johnes K,
Rowe, Gilbert T.
Snith, Kenneth I., Jr.
''eal, John n.
Tenore, Kenneth R.
Yentsch, Charles S.
Yentsch, Clarice H.
MARYLAND

Peal, Kenneth L.
Foerster, John H.
Hughes, Kent H.
Morgan, Raymond P.
MAINE

Flagg, Lewis N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Frame, David W,
Kirby-Smith, William W.
Lammers, William T.
Lyman, John
Lynts, George w.
Reagan, Roland E.
sjolseth, Danny E.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Spencer, Larry T.
NEW JERSEY

Litchfield, Carol D.
Mccormick, Jon M.
McDeriott, Vincent J.
NEW YORK

Casstn, Joseph B.
nudzinski, Diane M.
Freudenthal, Hugo D.
Gold, Kenneth
Liguorl, Vincent R.
Little Jr., Frank J.
Sperling, Jon A.
Tietjen, John H.
PENNSYLVANIA

Cheng, Thomas C.
RHODE ISLAND

Eisler, Ronald
Nixon, Scott w.
Sissenwine, Michael P.
VIRGINIA

Adams, Donald D.
Boesch, Donald F.
Castiglione, Louis J.
Lynch, Maurice P.
Marshall, Harold G.
Menyhert, Willia» R.
MARINE, INTFRTIOAL
CONNECTICOT

Puck, John D.
Cunningham, Denis
Miner, Dallas D.
DISTRICT OP COLOMBIA

Banta, William C.

T»BIF 2 - COnPETENCE TM EroSTSTEB HJNAGEHEST
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

HABINE, INTERTIDAL

DISTRICT OP COLOMBIA
Hayes, Helen L.
Wade, Richard A.
Woodard, Donald W,
HSSSACHUSETTS

Carriker, Melbourne R,
Davis, John D,
Gordon, Bernard L.
Hillnan, Robert E.
Kellogg, Charles W.
Litsky, Warren
Moore, Johnes K.
Old, Barren T. Jr.
Rove, Gilbert T.
Spaulding, Willard M. , Jr.
West, Arthur J.

Yentsch, Charles S.

Yentsch, Clarice M.
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven M.

Beal, Kenneth L.

Bender, Edward S,

Peterson, Charles B.
MAINE

Jordan, Arthur J,

Major, Charles w.

Ring, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Kirby-Snith, Billiau W.

Lammers, William t.

Plolseth, Danny E. Beagan, Roland E.

NFW HAMPSHIRE

CroVer, Robert A.

Hartwell, Allan D.
NEW JERSEY

Dyer, Gloria J.

Hamby, Robert J,

Litchfield, Carol 0.

Mccormick, Jon H.

Milstein, Charles B.
NFW YORK

Cassin, Joseph M.

Dudzinski, Diane M.

Preudenthal, Hugo 0,

Liguori, Vincent R.

Spagnoli, John J.

Sperling, Jon A.

stainken, Dennis M-

Tietien, John H.

Williams, Bolton S.
PENNSYLVANIA

Cheng, Thomas C.

Foster, Neal R.

Voris, Harold K.
RHODE ISLAND

Cook, David 0.

Fisler, Ronald

Nixon, Scott W.

Villalard-Bohnsack, Martlne L.
VIRGINIA

Biffar, Thomas A.

Birdsong, Ray s.

Castiglione, Louis J,

Marshall, Harold G.

Menyhert, William R.

Perkins, Prank 0.

Richards; Clarence E.

Wood, Langley H.

7.abkoff, Paul L.
VERMONT

Wodehouse, Dora E.
MARINE, OPEN OCEAN
CONNECTIcnT

Natarajan, K.V.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Aron, William I.

Damkaer, David M.

Goodyear, Richard B.

Hollingshead, Kenneth R.

Marnelstein, Allan D.
DELAWARE

Lepple, Frederick K.
MASSACHOSETTS

Bowen, Vaughan T.

2h2

"■BBIK 2 - COMPETENCE tN ECOSTSTEH HASkGEMEWT
(BY RESPOSDEMT'S LOCATIOS)

HAFItlE, OPEN OCEAN
HASSACHDSETTS

Carpenter, Edward J.
coall, Bruce C.
Cox, Janes L.
Harvey, George R.
Hecky, "tobert E.
Powe, Gilbert T.
Smith, Kenneth L., Jr.
Teal, John H.
Yentsch, Charles S.
Yentsch, Clarice H.
MftRYLSND

Foerster, John ».
NORTH CAROLINA

Dooley, Janes K.
Johnson, Barrel B.
Reagan, Roland E.
?;jolseth. Canny E.
NEW HAHPSHISE

Bheeler, Ellsworth H.
NEN J'.RSEY

dcCornick, Jon H.
NEW YORK

Cassin, Joseph M.
Ehrlich, Henry L.
Kaczynski, Victor W.
Roche, Michael B.
Tietjen, John H.
RHODE ISLAND

nryfoos, Robert I.
Rutson, William H.
VIRGINIA

Castiglione, Louis J.
Plenyhert, William R.
MARITIME HEATH LAND
CONNECTICUT

Damnan, Antoni W.
MATERIALS

MARYLAND

Sessel, Carl J.
MAXIMIZING STABLE YIELDS
CONNECTTCDT

Camp, Wofford B., Jr.
Guttay, A.J.R.
Smith, David M.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Adams, William H.
WalVer, Charles R.
Woodard, Donald W.
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven H.
MAINE

Anthony, Vaughn C.
Ring, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Birchfield, Larry J.
NEW YORK

Cutright, Noel J.
Foley, Donald 0,
Green, David M.
Istock, Conrad A.
McHugh, John L.
PENNSYLVANIA

Hayden, Robert P.
McKee, Guy W.
Osborne, Thomas S.
Ward, Hllber w.
RHODE ISLAND

Dryfoos, Robert L.
Saila, Saul B.
Sissenwine, Michael P.
VIRGINIA

Cliff, Edward P.
Dowllng, Paul Bruce
Giles, Robert H., Jr.
prosser, Norville S.
WEST VIRGINIA

Jerne-jcic, Frank A.
Ulrich, Valentin
HEASORING ECOSYSTEM STRESS
CONNECTICOT

Cunningham, Denis
Tolderiund, Douglas S.

2«

TSBLB 2 - COBPETENCE IN ECOSTSTEH niNAGEflENT
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

MEASURING ECOSTSTEH STRESS
DISTRICT OF COtONBIA
Keup, Lovell, F.
Lanza, Guy R.
SaHer, Charles R.
Hoodard, Donald B,
Young, David K.
DELASARE

PleldriB, John w.
MASSACRDSETTS

Canougis, George
Carpenter, Edward J.
Casslsta, A. Jon
Drury, Hillian R.
Hillman, Robert B.
Kricher, John C.
Lazell, Jr., James n.
Litsky, Barren
Moore, Johnes K.
Bowe, Gilbert T.
Spaulding, Hillard B.
Teal, John B.
Tiffney, Jr., Weslev
BARYLAND

Poerster, John ».
Khattat, Fadhill H.
Borgan, Raymond P,
Pearson, James G.
Pinkham, Carlos F.A.
Stoneburner, Daniel L
MAINE

Dean, David
NORTH CAROLINA

Bellis, Vincent J.
Little, Linda H.
Pfaender, Frederic K.
Stephenson, Don ».
Beiss, Charles M.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Federer, C. Anthony
Gee, Glendon B.
Leonard, Raymond E.
NEB JERSEY

Forman, Richard T.T.
7elley, Robert A.
HEB TOPK

Cassin, Joseph M.
Craal, Phillip j.
Cutriqht, Noel J.
Freudenthal, Hugo D.
Gehrls, Clarence H.
Gold, Kenneth
Jackson, Daniel P.
Kaczynski, Victor B.
Likens, Gene E.
Little Jr., Frank J.
Olson, Gerald, B.
Ritchie, Donald D.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Spagnoli, John J.
PENNSYLVANIA

Bardarik, Daniel G.
Hayden, Robert p.
Hatnik, Russell J.
Southwick, Edward F.
RHODE ISLAND

Fisler, Ronald
Halvorson, Billiam L.
Jeffries, Perry
Niron, Scott B.
Prager, Jan C.
VIRGINIA

Boesch, Donald F.
Cairns, Jr., John
Castiglione, Louis J.
Dickson, Kenneth L.
Griffith, Roger B.
Hocutt, Charles H.
Lynch, Maurice P.
Nyguist, David
Odum, Billiam E.
Prosser, Norville S.
Rohde, Wayne G.
SlocoBb, John P.
Zubkoff, Paul L.

TABLE 2 - rOHPi'TEtlCE TN ECOSYSTE!- PlfiNHGEWPNT
(BY PESPONDENT'S lOCA'^TON)

BilAstlRTNf; ECOSYSTEM S-'RESS
VERHONT

Horst, T. Roy
?tarbuck, GPorae V.
VVT VTBGTNTA

Jenkins, Charles P.
Keller, Edward C. Jr.
Kutscheid, Ben H.
ParVs, John M.
MICRnrnSflS

PFNNSVLVANTA

leyer, Kenneth A.
fiTCPnnRr.AKTSM";

PENNSYLVANIA

Koesterer, Hartin c.
WTNERAl CYCLING
CONNPC^TCUT

Pamman, Antoni w.
lartens, Christopher S.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Keup, Lowell, F.
MASSACHIIS^TTS

Bover, Vauqhan '^ .
Cox, James L.
Earrington, John w.
Hecky, Robert E.
Pho, Jinnaue
SouVup, Tlichael A.
MARYLAND

Foerster, John w.
Forster, William o.
Stoneburner, Daniel L.
NORTH CAROLINA

Paier, Rodger M.
Buol, Stanley v.
Davey, Charles B.
Kuen7ler, Edward J,
Little, Linda ».
Palston, Charles w.
wheeler. Garland L.
NEW JERSEY

Douqlas, Lowell A.
Pramer, David
NEW YOPK

Ehrlich, Henry L.
Fuhs, G.W.
Hold, Kenneth
Goodland, Robert J.
I iVens, Gene F.
Lope?, Glenn P.
Haqorian, T'homas R.
Wikstrom, Leonard L.
PENNSYLVANIA

Hutnilt, Pussell J.
Johnson, Andrew L.
Meyer, Kenneth A.
Sanchez, James R.
Wood, Gene W.
RHODE ISLAND

Fisler, Ronald
Vrlqht, William R.
VIRGINIA

Damalas, Andinos P.
Hanawalt, Ronald B.
Parker, Bruce C.
Webb, Kenneth L.
VERMON"-

Jewell, William J.
WEST VIRGINIA

Moe, Paul G.
WINING

MARYLAND

Wagner, Richard H.
NEW YORK

Ehrlich, Henry L.
PENNSYLVANIA

Hutnik, Russell J.
VIRGINIA

Griffith, Roger B.
Nyquist, David

WEST VIRGINIA

Pehling, Robert E.
Ozmina, David J.
7,imolzak, Chester E.

245

TABL'': 7 - rOMPETENCE IN ECOS'STFr HANflGFMEN'^
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

MOSQUIT'O HABTTHTS

DISTPTC? np COLOMBIA
Hard, Ronald P.

NFV SPECIpc^ INTRODUCTION
CONNECTTCUT

Fdwards, Stephen J.

(".orsk i , Leon J.

Kelley, Roger u., Jr.
DTSTRTCT OP COLnWBTA

Banta, William C. Banks, Richard C,

Puff ord, Terry L.

Jenkins, Dale W.

Woodard, Donald H.
DFLRPiPE

Louder, Darrell E.
nj^SSACHUSETTS

Johnson, James E.

Kricher , John C.

Stuart, Alastair H.
MARYLAND

Batra, Suzanne W.T.

Peterson, Charles H.
NORT'H CAROLINA

Cooper, William E. , Jr.

DuMond, Havid M .

Elder, Alfred S.

Johnson, Harrel B.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Spencer, Larry T,

NEW JERSEY

Fastings, Robert w,

NEW YORK

Bates, David M.
Boddicker, Major L.
Foley, Donald D.
Istock, Conrad A.

Kessell, Stephen R.

Massaro, Edward J.
Root, Richard R.

Tate, James

Werner, Robert G.
PENNSYLVANIA

Clark, Richard J.

Davis, George M.

Foster, Neal R,

Hayden, Robert P.

Henshaw, Robert E.

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr.

Poe, Thomas P.
VIRGINIA

castiglione, Louis J.

Lemmon, Paul F.

Schreck, Carl B.

Wass, Marvin L,
WFST VIRGINIA

Jernejcic, Frank A,
NOTSE POLLUTION

MASSACHUSETTS

Banks, Oneil M.

Carr, Jerome B.
MARYLAND

PinVham, Carlos P. A.

Welch, Bruce L.
NFW HAMPSHIRE

Leonard, Raymond E,
NEB YORK

Cutright, Noel J.

Jackson, Daniel E.

Mitchell, Harold D.

Neumai^r, Gerhard J.

Posmentier, Eric s.

Walcott, Charles
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.
OIL POLLUTION

DISTRICT OF COLPHBIA

Hay, Keith G.
MASSACHUSETTS

Farrington, John W.
MARYLAND

Stoneburner, Daniel L,

246

COdPBTFNCE IN PCOSYSTEH HA NAGEB EV
(BY RESPONDEHT'S LOCATION)

OTl POLIUTTOM
flAINE

fa-jor, ''harles W.
NORTH CAPnilNA

Phillips, Walter E., Jr.
NEH JEPSPY

Plkales, Norbert H.

NFH YOPK

Foley, Oonald n.
Neumaier, Gerhard J,
Schwartzherq, Henry G.
wikstroffl, Leonard L.
PENNSYLVANIA

Sanchez, James R.
RHODE ISLAND

Fisler, Ponald
VIRGINIA

Westfield, James D.
DPBT BOGS, HARSHES
CONNECTICOT

Oamman, Rntoni W.
PEST

NE« YORK

simeone, John B.
PESTTCTDF FrOLOGY

NORTH CAROLINA

Hayne, Dor H.
OFSTICTDFS AND BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL CONTROLS
DISTRICT OF COLUHHH

WalVer, Charles R.
POLLUTION SURVEIILANCB
NORTH CAROLINA

Hayne, Don W.

POPULATION PYNAHTCS
CONNECTICUT

Cunningham, Denis

Klattenberg, Ronald P.

Warcy, Barton c.

"itchell, Kenneth J.

Porter, James w.

Porter, Karen J.

Smith, Dw ight G .
DISTRIC OF C0LU1BIA

Adams, William H.

Bushman, John B.

Fvenden, Fred G.

Hufford, Terry L.

Keiip, Lowell, F.

»«oore, Jerry A.

SVooq, Ronald o.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
PIASSACHUSETTS

Cole, Charles F.

Coppinger, Raymond P.

Davis, John D.

rrury, William H.

Hecky, Robert E,

Hillman, Robert E.

Kellogg, Charles H.

Woore, Johnes K.

Powe, Gilbert T.

Spaulding, Willard f1 . ,

Tauiarin, Robert H.
n ARYLAND

Allan, J. David

Andersen, Aven H.

Bay, Ernest c.

Foerster, John W.

Worqan, Raymond P.

Peterson, Charles H.

Schnell, Charles E.

Stonebiirner, Daniel L.

Welch, Bruce L.
HAINE

Anthony, Vaughn C.
NORTH CAROLINA

Arey, Sylvia Ann

Pirchfield, Larry J.

247

TAPLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

POPUIATTON DYNAMICS
NORTH CAROLINA

Cooper, William E. , Ji
Hayne, Don W.
Mason, Robert E.
NaraVoonq, Gene
Savidqe, Irvin R.
starn, Robert H,
■'yus, Harold H.
NEH HAMPSHIRE

Ford, Robert P.
Forste, Robert H.
Francq, Edward N.
Patrick, David K.
NEH JERSEY

Jones, Baiter A.
Mccormick, Jon M,
Shanholtzer, Sheryl F,
HEB YORK

Chaplin, Stephen J.
cooperrider, Allen T.
Cutright, Noel J.
Dalgleish, Robert c.
Erickson, Janes M.
Fairchild Robert P.
Foley, Donald D.
Foley, Donald n.
Forney, John L.
Green, David H,
lannottl, Eugene L,
Istock, Conrad A.
Kaczynski, Victor W.
Kessell, Stephen R.
Massaro, Edvard J.
McKay, "rancis E,
Pimentel, David
Root, Richard B,
Smith, Stephen B.
Tate, James
Turner, John R.G.
Vandruff, Larry ».
wilkins, Bruce T.
Williams, Bolton S.
PENNSYLVANIA

chase, Craig C.
Ferner, John H.
Foote, Peter S.
Ghiselin, Jon B,
Graybill, Donald L.
Hall, Russell J.
Hayden, Robert p.
Hendrix, Sherman S.
Jeffers, Edmund E.
Keefer, Scott D.
Kirkland, Gordon L., J
Poe, Thomas p.
Scherer, Robert C.
Snyder, Donald B.
Hard, wilber K.
RHODE ISLAND

Polgar, Tibor T.
Shoop, C,R.

sissenwine, Michael P.
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.
Gemborys, Stanley R.
Giles, Robert H., Jr.
Grant, George c.
Hinckley, Alden D.
Hornberger, George M,
Marshall, Harold G.
Pierce, Phillip c.
Richards; Clarence E.
SlocoBb, John P.
Waters, William B.
WEST VIRGINIA

Bradshaw, William N.
Jernejcic, Frank A.
Sturges, Franklin w.
PRODOCTIVITT

CONNECTICDT

Mitchell, Kenneth J.
Smith, Dwight G.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Adams, Willlan H.

Olendorff, Richard R.

Melllnger, A, Clair

COMPETENCF TN ECOSYSTEH HANRGEMENT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

PPODHC'^IVT'^Y

DISTRICT OP COLUnRIH

f^reeson, Phillip E.

Hoi lingshead, Kenneth B.

Mufford, Terry L.

yalker, Charles R.
MASSACHUSETTS

Carpenter, ^^dward J-

Coppi nger , Raymond P.

Cox, James L.

Moore, Johnes K .

O] d, Warren T. Jr.

Rho, Jinnque

Satterwhite, Melvin ^.

Tea 1, John M.

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.

Yentsch, Charles S.

Yentsch, Clarice M.
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven M,

Foerster, John W.

Gurt7, Martin e,

Stoneburner, Daniel L.

Storms, steohen E.
NOR"-H CAROLINA

Pellis, Vincent J.

Birchfield, Larry J.

ria pp Jr. , John G.

Cooper, Arthur W.

Cooper, William E. , Jr.

Hobble, John F.

Melack, John M.

Perry, Thomas ^ .

Ralston, Charles W.

Reaaan, Poland F.

Sanders, Douglas C.

Strain, Boyd R.

Hoodhouse, William H., *
NEW JERSEY

Ferrigno, Fred

Good, Ralph E,

Mccormick, Jon M,

Shanholtzer, Sheryl F.
NEW YORK

Aaronson, Sheldon

Dudzinski, Dianp M.

Fngel, Ronald A.

Foley, Donald D.

I'uhs, G.W,

Gehris, Clarence W,

Gold , Kenneth

Green , David M .

Hemmett, Roland B.

Jackson, Daniel P.

Kaczynski, Victor W.

Kessell, Stephen P.

Little Jr., Frank J.

Lopez, Glenn R.

Murphy, Royse P.

Olendorf f , Richard R.

Olson, Gerald, W,

Roman, Micheal R.

wpbb, William L.

Williams, Bolton S.
PENNSYLVANIA

Arnold, Dean E.

Cheng, Thomas C.

Hartman, Richard T.

Havden, Robert P,

Hinish, Wayne W .

Hntnik, Russell J.

Jef fers, Edmund E.

Keefer, Scott D.

Mc^aniel, Michael D,

McKee, Guy W,

Mever, Kenneth A.

Moore, John R.

Walker, William H.

Ward, Hilber W.

Wood, Gene W,

RHODE ISLAND

Halvorson, William L.
Hull, Richard V.
Nixon, Scott W.
Sissenwine, Michael P.

TABLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

PPODOCTIVI'^Y
VIRGINIA

Crawford, Hewlette s.
Griffith, Roger B.
Hornberqer , George M .
Lemmon , Paul E.
Rohde, Wayne G.
Slocomb, John P.
^ubkoff, Paul L.

WEST VIRGINIA

De Costa, John J.

Keller, Edward C. Jr.
PROGRAMMING

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Leighton, Ponalfl P,
MASSACHUSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Dillingham, James H.

Litsky, Warren

Moore, Stephen F.

Spauldinq, Willard M., J
NORTH CAROLINA

Cooper, William E. , Jr.

Mason, Robert E-

Schaffer, Henry E.

Wheeler, Garland L.
NFW YORK

Chappie, Eliot D,

Gauch, Hugh G., Jr.

Kesseil, Stephen R.

Magorian, Thomas R.

Pimentel, David

Posmentier, Eric S.
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.

Koesterer, Martin G.

RHODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.

Polgar, Tibor T.

Sissenwine, Michael P.
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.

Gorsline, George H.

Hornberger, George M,
WEST VIRGINIA

Faug, Peter T.
RADIATION POLLUTION

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Wade, Richard L.
MASSACHUSETTS

Powen, Vaughar T.

Yentsch, Charles S.

MARYLAND

Cutcher, Joseph J.

Forster, William O.
NORTH CAROLINA

siolseth, Danny E.

NEW YORK

Eisenbud, Merril
Paulson, Glenn L.

PENNSYLVANIA

Henshaw, Robert E.

James, Richard L.

Osborne, Thomas S.
RHODE ISLAND

Shoop, C.R.
MASSACHUSETTS

Carr, Jerome B.
RECREATIONAL

CONNECTICUT

Haeni, ^rank R.

Kelley, Roger W. , Jr.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Moore, Jerry A.
MARYLAND

Wagner, Richard H.
NORTH CAROLINA

Johnson, Harrel B.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Patrick, David F.
NEW JERSEY

Jones, Walter A.
NEW YORK

Chappie, Eliot D-

TABLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM BANAGENENT
(ET HESPONCENT'?: LOCATION)

BECPEA'^TONAI.
NEH TOEK

^oley, Donald n.

Folpy, Donald d.

Jackson, Daniel E.

Neofnaier, nerhard J.

Tate, James

Wilkins, Bruce T.
PENN?yiV»NIA

Hartman, Fred E.

Hayden, Robert P.

SMner, James W.
TIRGINTA

Harvill, Alton n.

nenyhert, Hilliam R.

Richards; Clarence E.

VFRBONT

Wood, Glen B.
WEST VIRGINIA

Pehling, Robert E.
Schulz, Arnold F.
BESFRVOTR

CONNECTICUT

Porter, Karen J.
DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA

Rreeson, Phillip E.
Riley, David F.
Walker, Charles R.
DFIAHARE

Louder, Darrell ?.
MASSACHUSETTS

Camouqis, Georqe
Harleman, Donald E.
Johnson, James E.
Litsky, Barren
Parrack, Michael L.
Pho, Jinnque
Soukup, Michael A.
MARyLAND

Allan, J. David
Bay, Ernest C.
Foerster, John W.
Gurtz, Martin E.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, W. Donald
Burton, Gerald L.

Johnson, Barrel B. Kroger, Richard L.

Lammers, Hilliam T.
Starn, Robert H.
Heiss, Charles M.
NEW JERsyy

Jones, Walter A,
HEW YORK

Goodland, Robert J.
Istock, Conrad A.
Jackson, Daniel F,
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Schumacher, Georqe J.
PENNSYLVANIA

Groutaqe, Thomas W.
Hartman, Richard T.
Hayden, Robert P.
McDaniel, Michael D.
Moore, John R.

VIRGINIA

Hocutt, Charles H.

Nyauist, David

Prosser, Norville s.

Slocomb, John P.
VERMONT

Jewell, William J.
WEST VIRGINIA

Behlinq, Robert E.

De Costa, John J.

Fuchs, Everett H.

Gasper, Donald C.

Jernelcic, Frank A.

Kutsctieid, Ben B.

Nelson, Charles W.
NORTH CAROLINA

Kroqer, Richard L.
FIGHT OF WAYS
DELAWARE

Dill, Norman R.

TABLE 2 - COHPETENCF IN ECOSYSTEM MAIAREHENT
(BY HESPONDEtIT' S lOCATION)

COflECTICUT

Edwards, Stephen J,
Klattenberg, Ronald p
Harcv, Barton C.
Mason, Alan D.
DTSTRTCT OF COLOilBTA

Roodyear, Richard H.
Greeson, Phillip E.
Hufford, Terry L.
Keup, Lowell, F.
Noore, Jerry A.
Riley, David F,
Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARF

Louder, Darrell E.
BASSACHnSETTS

Canougis, George
Harleman, Donald R.
Johnson, James F.
Litsky, Warren
Rho, Jinnque
Soukup, Plichael A.
MARYLAVn

Allan, J. David
Beal, Kenneth L.
Catcher, Joseph J.
Foerster, John w.
nurtz, Nartin E.
Manqiafico, Joseph A.
NAINE

Bonrgoe, Peter M.
Flagq, Lewis N,
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, w. Donald
Howells, David H.
Lanimers, William "^ .
Pfaender, Frederic K.
siolseth, Danny E.
Weiss, Charles n.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Patrick, David K.
NEW JERSEY

Douglas, Lowell A.
NEW YORK

Culp, Terry R.
Engel, Ronald A.
Jackson, Daniel f.
Jamnback, Hugo A.
Kaczynski, Victor w.
Kessell, Stephen R.
Likens, Gene E.
Maqorian, Thomas R.
Rehwoldt, Robert E.
Schumacher, George J.
Sperling, Jon A.
wikstrom, Leonard L.
Williams, Bolton S,
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C,
Pardarik, Daniel G.
Groutage, Thomas M,
Haase, Bruce L.
Hayden, Robert p.
PicDaniel, Michael D.
Poe, Thomas P.
Scherer, Robert C,
VIRGINIA

Cairns, Jr., John
Castiglione, Louis J.
Dickson, Kenneth L.
Griffith, Roger B.
Hocutt, Charles H.
Jenkins, Robert E.
Nyquist, David
Prosser, Norville S.
slocomb, John P.
Westfield, James D.
VERMONT

Jewell, William J.
WEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H.
Gasper, Donald C.
Jenkins, Charles R.

COHPETENCE IN ECOSy^TEH HftNAGFIIENT
(BY BESPONDEVT'S LOCUTION)

FIVEOS

«e<;t virginib

Jernejcic, Frank A.
Keller, Edward C. Jr.
Nelson, Charles H.
Rauch, Henry w.
Schulz, Arnold F.
ROCK OUTCROP CONHUNITIEf;
VIRGINIA

Bellinger, A. Clair
RURAL

VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.
SALT POLLUTION
NEW YORK

Judd, John H.
SAVANNAH

MASSACHUSETTS

Taylor, C. Richard
MARYLAND

Stoneburner, Daniel L,
NEW YORK

Poddicker, Ha-lor L.
Goodland, Robert J.
Root, Richard S.
Traitiontano, John P.
PENNSYLVANIA

Clark, Richard J.
HEST VIRGINIA

Moe, Paul G.
SEDIMENTATION

WEST VIRGINIA

Buchanan, Haqh
SPATIAL DYNAMICS
NEW YORK

De Laubenfels, David J.
SUBTERRANEAN AQUATIC
MARYLAND

Cooper, John E,
SURFACE MINE RESTORE
MASSACHUSETTS

Spauldinq, Hillard M.,
"EMPORARY PONDS

RHODE ISLAND

Shoop, C.R.
THERMAL POLLU'^ION
CONNECTICUT

Buck, John D.
Steinmetz, Charles Jr.
Tolderlund, Douglas S.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Dayis, Milliau Price
Jimeson, Robert M.
Lanza, Guy R.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MeldriB, John B.
MASSACHUSETTS

Carpenter, Edward J.
Davis, John D.
Dillinqhatn, James H.
Harlenan, Donald R.
Yentsch, Charles S.
Yentsch, Clarice M.
MARYLAND

Foerster, John W.
Gurtz, Martin ".
Morgan, Raymond P.
shearer, Carol A.
stoneburner, Daniel L.
MATNF

Dean, David
NORTH CAROLINA

Phillips, Walter E., J
Sanders, Douglas c.
Stephenson, Don w.
NFW HAMPSHIRE

Gee, Glendon W.
Hartwell, Allan D.
NEW JERSEY

Hilstein, Charles B.
Schaefer, Edward D.
NEW YORK

Barans, Charles A.
Chailer Jr. , Jack D.

COMPETPNCE IH fCOSTSTEH MB NSGEN ?tIT
(BY PESPONDENT'S lOCATIOV)

THERnm POLLOTTON
NEW YORK

Frascella, Daniel W,
Jackson, Daniel P.
Kaczynski, Victor H.
Kessell, Stephen P.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Pough, P, Harvey
Spotila, James R.
White, James P.
PENNSYIVANH

Alden, Jon C,
Bardarlk, Daniel G.
Rarnett, I, Bruce
chase, Craiq C,
Denoncourt, Rohert P,
Renshaw, Robert E,
PicKee, Guy w,
RHODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.
Polgar, Tibor T.
Prager, Jan C,
Sissenwine, Michael P.
VIRGINIA

Cairns, Jr., John
Hocutt, Charles H.
Virnstein, Robert w.
VERMONT

Starbuck, f^eorge W.
WEST VIRGINIA

Keller, Edvard C. Jr.
Lee, Richard
Zaltznan, Raul
TROPICAL

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Pushman, John B.
LaBastille, ftnne
little, Elbert L., Jr.
Wilson, Don E.
MASSACHOSETTS

Stuart, Alastair B.
MARYLAND

Batra, Suzanne W.T.
Khattat, Fadhill H.
Price, Donald L.
Schnell, Charles E.
NORTH CAROLINA

Buol, Stanley W.
Melack, John M.
NEW JERSEY

Milstein, Charles B,
NEW YORK

Goodlard, Robert J.
Root, Richard B.
PENNSYLVANIA

Cheng, Thonas C.
Poster, Neal R.
McCoy, Clarence J.
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John R.
Harvill, Alton M.
Kelly, Mahlon G.
WEST VIRGINIA

Behling, Robert E.
foe, Paul G.
TDNDRA

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Skoog, Ronald 0,
MASSACHOSETTS

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Hobbie, John E.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Patrick, David K.
NEW JERSEY

Douglas, Lowell A.
NEW YORK

Barash, David P.
ouland. Per A.
Sperling, Jon A.
PENNSYLVANIA

Henshav, Robert P.
VIRGINIA

Nyquist, David

25A

TABLE 7 - COHPFTENCE TN ECOSY<=TFn fift NAGFtlFNT
(BY RESPONDBNT*S LOCRTION)

CONNRTTTCUT

Kelley, Roger w.» Jr.

flason , Alan D.
DISTRICT OF COLUflBTA

Hay, Keith n.

Jimeson, Robert H,

Moore, Jerry A.

Wade, Richard L.
M ARYLAND

Lees, Aldridqe L., Jr.
NEW YORK

Chappie, ■Pliot D.

Risenhud, Werril

Tstock, Conrad A.

JacVson, Daniel P.

Neumaier, Gerhard J.

Olson, 'herald, H,

Paul?;on, Glenn L-

Savaqe, Joseph E,
PFMN*^YLVAMIA

Chase, Craiq C.

Keefer, *!cott D.

Koesterer, flartin G,

Li, Hul L.

Stern, Arthur M .
VIRGINIA

Bradley, Sterling G,

Menyhert, William R.

Weber, Richard S.

Westfield, James D.
VERMONT

Jewell, William J.
WEST VIRGINIA

Linsky, Benjamin

Neumann, Edward S,

7alt2iBan, Paul
WASTE RECYCLING
CONNECTICUT

BauBi, Bernard

MASSACHUSFTTS

Gorden , Morton

Litsky, Warren

Moore, Johnes K.

Pho, Jinnque

Sattervhite, Melvin B.

Tenore, Kenneth R.

Weeks, Martin F.
MARYLAND

Hershaft, Alex

stoneburner, Daniel L,
NORTH CAROLINA

Howells, David H.

Johnson, Harrel B.

Kuenzler,Fdward J.

Little, Linda W.

S jolseth, Danny E.
NFW HAMPSHIRE

Spencer, Larry T.

NFH JERSEY

Douqlas, Lowell A.
NFW YORK

Freuden^hal, Hugo D.

Gehris, ""larence w.

Maqorian, "^ ho mas R.

Paulson, Glenn L.

Wikstrom, Leonard L.
PENNSYLVANIA

Browne, Francis T.

Chase, Craig C.

Sanchez, James R.

Stern, Arthur N,

VIRGINIA

Menyhert, William R.

WP5^tfield, James D.
VERMONT

Jewell, tfilltam J. VilUmll, Richard J.

WE<;T VIRGINIA

Bailie, Richard C,

Hoe, Paul G.

255 ■

TABLF 2 - CO»lPETtNCE IN ECOSY^^TEH MAMRGEPEHT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCUTION)

WATER, FRESH SEDIMENT
VIRGINIA

Weber, Richard S,
WA'T'ER, FRESH POLIO'^ION
CONNECTICDT

Puclt, John 0.
Edwards, Stephen J,
Kelley, Roger H., Jr.
Klattenberq, Ronald P.
HcGuinness, William T.
Porter, Karen J.

DISTRICT OF COLOnBTR

Davis, William Price
Goodyear, Richard H.
Jenkins, Dale W .
Keup, Lowell, F,
Lanza, Guy R.
doore, Jerry A.
Riley, David F.
Walker, Charles R.
Wheatley, Janes R,

DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHUSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Bowen , Vaughan T.

Cainougis, George

Dillingham, James H.

Harleman, Donald R.

Litsky, Warren

Miller, A . Richard

Rho, Jinnque

Soukup, Michael A.

spaulding, willard M., Jr.

Weeks, Martin E.

Yentsch, Charles S.
MARYLAND

Allan, J. David

Andrews, Ralph

Real, Kenneth L.

Foerster, John W,

Hershaft, Alex

Khattat, Fadhill fi.

Hangiafico, Joseph A.

Stoneburner, Daniel L.
MAirEWagner, Richard H.

Bourque, Peter M. Carr, Jerome B,

F]agg, Lewis N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Alker, Julius

Paier, Rodger H.

Baker, W. Donald

Cooper, William E., Jr.

Powells, David H.

Lammers, William T.

Little, Linda W.

Helack, John H.

Nelson, Paul V.

Pfaender, Frederic K.

Siolseth, Danny E.

Starn, Robert H.

Weiss, Charles H.
NEW HAf«PSHIRE

Forste, Robert H.
NEW JERSEY

Pikales, Herbert M.
Blumeling, Charles TIT
Douglas, Lowell A.
Frances, Saul
Jadlocki, Joseph F.
McCormick, Jon H.
Prager, Manfred J.
7elley, Robert A.
NEW YORK

Barans, Charles A.
Boddicker, Bajor L.

256

TABLE 2 - COMPf^T'^NCE IN ECOSYSTEM HftMRGEHENT
(PY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

WRTFP, PPESH POLLUTION
NEW YOPK

Cardenas, Paul P., Jr.
Cassin, Joseph ^.
Dudzinski, Diane H.
Enqel, Ronald R.
Fairchild Pobert P.
Foley, Donald D.
Freudenthal, Hugo D,
Fuhs, r,.M,
Haines, Terry A,
Metnmett, Poland B,
iFtock, Conrad A.
JacVson, Daniel P.
Judd , John H,
Kaczynski, Victor W.
Kessell, Stephen P.
Likens, Gene E.
Little Jr., Frank J.
Haoorian, Thomas P.
Massaro, Edward J.
Olson, Terald, W.
Pouqh, F. Harvey
Schumacher, George J.
Sperl inq , Jon A .
Mikstrom, Leonard L.
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.
Anderson, Bertil f:.
Arnold, Dean B.
Bardarik, Daniel G.
Browne, Francis X.
Denoncourt, Robert F,
Groutage, Thomas M,
Haase, Bruce L.
Harttnan, Richard T,
Hendrix, Sherman S,
Jef fers, Edmund E,
Feenan , John D .
r^ajumdar, Shyamal K.
McDaniel, Michael D.
Moore, John P.
Nickel, Ross
Poscinski, Robert J.
Scherer, Pobert C.
Stern, Arthur 1,
PHODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr. , Charles V.
Cox, Geraldine V.

VIRGINIA

Bishop, John H.

Cairns, Jr., John

Castiglione, Louis J,

Conroy , John H .

Dickson, Kenneth L.

Griffith, Roger B.

Hocutt, Charles H.

fenyhert, William P.

Nyquist, David

Parker, Bruce C.

Prosser, Norville s.

Randall, Clifford W.

Slocomh, John P.

tfestfield, James D. Zublcoff, PAul L.

VERMONT

Jewell, William J.

Villamil, Richard J.
HFST VIRGINIA

De Costa, John J.

Puchs, Everett H.

Gasper, Donald C,

Jenkins, Charles P.

Jernejcic, Frank A.

Keller, Edward c. Jr.

Lee, Richard

Nelson, Charles W.

Sack, William A.

WATFR, MARINE POLLUTION
CONNECTTCOT

Brown, Charles L.
Buck, John D.
Cunningham, '>enis

257

T«BLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM HJNAGENENT
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

HATER, MARINE POLLUTION
CONNECTICDT

Kelley, Roger W., Jr.
Marcy, Barton c.
Martens, Christopher S.
?haw, David n,
Szechtnan, Raphael J.
Tolderlund, Douglas S.
7oellner, David R.
DISTRICT OF COIPMBIA
Aron, HilHam I.
Davis, William Price
noodyear, Richard R,
Moore, Jerry A.
Schueler, Robert L.
Wade, Richard A.
Wheatley, James R.
Woodard, Donald W.
Younq, David K,
DELAWARE

Lepple, Frederick K.
Louder, Darrell E.
NASSACHOSETTS

Bowen, Vaughan T,
Carpenter, Edward J.
Coull, Bruce C.
Cox, James L,
Davis, John D.
Gordon, Bernard L.
Harleman, Donald R.
Harvey, George R.
Rillman, Robert E.
Litsky, Warren
Moore, Stephen F.
Ro\(e, Gilbert ?.
Spaulding, Wlllard M., Jr.
Tentsch, Charles S.
Yentsch, Clarice n.
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven M.
Real, Kenneth L.
Foerster, John w.
Porster, William 0.
Hughes, Kent H.
Morgan, Raymond p.
MAINE

Flagg, Lewis N.
Ring, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Paler, Rodger W.
Dooley, James K.
Frame, David W.
Howells, David H.
Lammers, William t.
Lyman, John
S-jolseth, Danny E.
NEW HRMPSRIHE

Hartwell, Allan D.
Wheeler, Ellsworth H.
NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III Blkales, Norbert M,
Douglas, Lowell A.
Litchfield, Carol D.
Mccormick, Jon M.
7elley, Robert A.
NEW YORK

Cassin, Joseph M.
Dudzinski, Diane M.
Foley, Donald D.
Freudenthal, Hugo D.
Gold, Kenneth
Hemmett, Roland B.
lannotti, Eugene L.
Kaczynski, Victor w.
Liguori, Vincent R.
Little Jr. , Frank J.
Lopez, Glenn R.
McCarthy, Joseph V.
Posmentier, Eric s.
Sperling, Jon A.
Stainken, Dennis f.
Wikstrom, Leonard L.
RHODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.
Cook, David O.

TABI.'! 7 - rOfPETENC IN ECOSYf^TEB HAtUGFMENT
(PY RESPONDENT'S inCftfioN)

wati:r, mufin? poiiotiov
rhode island

rox, Geraldine V.

Eisler» Ronald

Jpffries, Perry

Prager, Jan C.

Saila, Saul R.

Sissenwine, Michael P.

Wallace, Jr., Gordon T.
VIRMNI*

Rdams, Donald D.

Boesch, Donald F.

rastiglione, Louis J.

Lynch, laurice P.

Henyhert, Hillian P. °<*"™» WlUlan E,

Slocomb, John P.

virnstein, Robert H.

Bebb, Kenneth L.

Zubkoff, Paul I.
VERMONT

Jewell, William J.

MRTERSHFPS

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
Jenkins, Dale W.

Keup, Lovell, F.

Moore, Jerry A.

Riley, David F.
MA?;SACHUSFTTS

Carr, Jerome B.

Dillinqham, James H.

LitsVy, Warren

soukup, Michael A.
MARYLAND

Waqner, Richard H.
MAINE

Bourque, Peter M.
NOR-^H CAROLINA

HowellE, David H.

?1olseth, Danny "!.
NFW HAMPSHIRE

Federer, C. Anthony

Gee, Glendon W.

Patrick, David K.
NEW JFPSFY

Douglas, Lowell A,
NEW YORK

Dalqleish, Robert C.

Goodland, Robert J.

Kessell, Stephen R.

Likens, Gene E.

Little Jr., Frank J.

Maqorian, Thomas R.

Meumaier, Gerhard J.

Olson, Gerald, W.

Schumacher, George J.

Wikstrom, Leonard L.

Wi Ison, Lee
PFNNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.

Denoncourt, Robert F.

Hendrix, Sherman S.

Petersen, Gary W.

VIRGINIA

Cairns, Jr., John

Griffith, Roger B.

Jenkins, Robert E.

Menyhert, William R.

Westfield, James D.
VERMONT

Farrar, Richard B.
WEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H.

Lee, Richard

Nelson, Charles B.

Schulz, Arnold F.
WEATHER MODIFICATION
NORTH CAROLINA

Johnson, Barrel B.

Sanders, Douglas C.
WEST VIRGINIA

Lee, Richard

COHPETEMC? IN ECOSYSTEM «A •(* -IVI fkt
(BY RESPONDENT'S lOCATION)

3ETLANDS

RSFTIAND

Sipple, William S.
RHODE ISLAND

Golet, Frank C.

MILDIIFE MANBGEHBNT
CONNECICOT

Kelley, Roger V., Jr.
Schoonveld, Gene G,
DISTRICT OF COLDHBIA

Adams, Rilliam H.
Coggeshall, Dale T.
Fvenden, Fred G.
Grandy, John W. , IV
Hay, Keith G.
Jones, Fred L.
LaBastille, Anne
tinduska, Joseph p.
Moore, Jerry A.
Skoog, Ronald 0.
Soodard, Donald ».
DELAWARF

louder, Darrell E.
HASSACHOSETTS

Hester, Albert E.
Old, Darren T. Jr.
Progulske, Donald H.
Spaulding, Willard PI., Jr.
MARYLAND

Andrews, Ralph
Cummings, Edmund G.
HAINE

Schemnitz, Sanford D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Banks, Roger L.
cherry, Solomon T. Jr.
Mason, Robert E.
Monschein, Tom D.
Reagan, Roland E.
Stephenson, Don W.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Mautz, William w.
Patrick, David K.
Vaillancourt, Josph H.
NEW JERSEY

Ferrigno, Fred
Follmann, Erich H.
Jones, Walter A.
NEW YORK

Boddicker, Ma1or L.
Cooperrider, Allen T.
Foley, Donald D.
Forbes, James E.

Olendorff, Richard R. Omland, Per A,
Tate, James
Vandruff, Larry w.
Webb, William L.
wilktns, Bruce T.
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig c.
Clark, Richard J.
Ghiseiln, Jon B.
Hartman, Fred E.
Henshaw, Robert E.
Snyder, Donald B.
Snyder, Jonas L.
stutz, Sherwood s.
Tibbs, Arthur L.
Wood, Gene w.

VIRGINIA

Crawford, Hewlette S.
Damalas, Andinos P.
Giles, Robert H., Jr.
Harlow, Richard F.
Hooper, Robert G.
Taylor, Warren H.
BEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H.
Michael, Edwin D.
Nelson, Charles w.
Schulz, Arnold P.
Smith, Robert L.

SECTION I

TABLE 3

INDEX BY KEYWORDS

1-260

RESEABCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

P FRESHHATEF HICROLAYER BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY DICROBIAL
R POLLUTION CONTROL OF ALGAL POLLUTION PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
PLORATION FOR NATURAL ENEHIES OF INTRODUCED INSECT PESTS
SHALLOW MARINE ECHINODERM BIOLOGY-ECOLOGY HOLOTHUBIANS
AL RESEARCH AND NANAGEHBNT IN FRESHWATER FISHERY BIOLOGY

CLASSIFICATION OF NITIDULIDAE

TAXONOBY OF OESTODINAE

LTANT - ECOLOGY, INC. POLLUTION - AQUATIC SOLID HASTES

T TAXONOMY OF THO-WINGED FLIES

ENi" PHYSICAL ECOLOGY INTERACTION

ECOLOGY OF INSECT POPULATIONS

OM CYMBELLA CISTULA DIATOM COMMUNITY ANALYSIS; ALGOLOGY

BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PARTICULARLY CHEMICAL REACTIVITY

OF ZOOPLANKTON AND BENTHOS POPULATIONS FISHERY RESEARCH

A ACTIVITIES OF MICROBES IN HYDRCSPHERE AND LITHOSPHEJE

FISH POPUIATION ZOOPLANKTCN
lALIST EFFECTS OF VIATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY ON ANIMAIS

Y ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATION BY POLLUTION
ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FRESHWATER MUSSLES

Y LIPi; HISTORIES OF AMD FISHERIES FOR ANADROHOUS FISHES

EFFECTS OF MARINE POLLUTION
ICAL - UNIV. MYSORE TOXOPLASMOSIS ACABOLOGY SOIL BITES
EFFECTS OF MARINE POLLUTION (OIL) ON BOLLUSOS
MITES TERMITES - AUSTRALIA TERMITE BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR
ARTICIJLARLY CHEBICAL REACTIVITY (GENERAL) AND PORPHYRINS
ON ANALYSIS AND MAPPING EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
ABOLIC RESPONSE TO COLD EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS
ON BOTTOMS EFFECT OF DREDGING ON OYSTER BEDS UNDERWATER
BY OF PERSONNEL OF THE COASTAL PLAINS REGION TWO AREAS:
ST MEDITERRANEAN ENV. IMPACT OF SLEEP HOLLOW DEVELOPMENT
NTAL EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS ON POPULATION EDUCATION AND
CTIOUS HEPATITIS AND HATER QUALITY MERCURY AND THE PEIOS
YCLE OF COAL TN THE NORTHERN APPALACHIANS COAL COBBUNITY
TAL IMPACT STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLLUTION
REDGE DISPOSAL STREAM HYDROLOGIC STUDIES AND MODELS FOR
lES FOR MERRIMACK RIVER 6 BOSTON HARBOR HATER POLLUTION
AL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL INSTIT INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION
ENT AND POLLUTION ABATEMENT ACID BINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION
URFACE MINING ON U.S. FISH 6 WILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE
OHY OP T0LO3T0HA BRUBALE SNOWCOVER ECOLOGY OP DIAPENSIA

SUFFOLK AMD NASSAU COUNTIES AQUACULTURE FOR LONG ISLAND
GRABS FOR PREGNANT TEENAGERS STUCY OF EFFECTS OF ILLEGAL
S NITROGEN NUTRITION 6 ALKALOID PRODUCTION IN GRASS ION
OGY MEASURRBENT OF WATER STRESS IN PLANTS SALT AND WATER
CROPS PLANT NUTRITION INCLUDING BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS CP
GIC ANATOBY ANNUAL RAGWEED POLLEN CENSUS - « COMMUNITIES
MARINE INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY
ALS AND ARTHROPOCS MODE OF ACTION AND DEGRADATION OF NEW
UDIFS, TAXONOMY SABBATICAL - UNIV. MYSORE TOXOPLASMOSIS
ACCELERATED EUTROPH ICATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES
A PATHOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY OF FINGERLING TROUT IN MONTANA
T MODIFICATION OP A STREAM HUNAN POPULATION DENSITY VS.

A KEEN KNOWLEDGE AND COMPETENCE IN GENERAL ECOLOGY HUH
VERTEBRATE ADAPTATIONS TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES
HWATER FISHERY BIOLOGY (COLDWATER) SHORT TERM EFFECTS OF
OGICAL ASPECTS OF ANIBAL BEHAVIOR WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO
USING ELECTROPHORESIS AND SEROLOGY PROTEIN COMPARISON OP
EAF ANATOBY OF BULRUSHES SCANNING ELECTRON BICROSCOPY OF

MANAGEMENT - INVENTORY HABITAT PRESCRIBE MANAGEMENT TO
OLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS
ION OF CELLULOSE SOLID HASTE MANAGEMENT REST AREA USAGE
BOR CONTRACTS FOR TEACHERS AND P ARAPROFES SIONALS NUCLEIC

TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OF HATER AND SEDIMENTS AMINO
GEMENT EFFECTS OF SURFACE MINING CN U.S. FISH f. WILDLIFE
MOSIS PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF
-SPECIES LAKE COMMUNITY PISH DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO

STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLLUTION ABATEMENT

TECHNIQUES ANALYSIS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS PURIFICATION OF
OISONING OF SHAWNEE LAKE BENTHIC MACROFAUNAl PRODUCTION
BS AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REHOVAL OP IRON FtON
OASTAL WATERWAY PRODUCTIVITY LAKE SEDIHENTS

SYNERGISMS Of RIFFLE COMBDNITEIES DIATOM FLUCTUATIONS IN
TINS ON SOYBEAN PLANTS INFLUENCE OF 2 S-") TRIIODABENZOIC
ES IN A RESERVOIR AFTER REHABILITATION BASIC RESEARCH ON
RAL REEPS CONTROL OF CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH FREE AMINO
BOTH OVARY CELLS SUBMICROSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC
PECTS OP STRESS A STRESS SYNDROME IN THE HARD CLAM FATTY
HE DEVELOPING CHICK HEART METAPLASIA AND NUCLEAR NUCLEIC
AL ANALYSIS ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
PHYSICAL CCFANOGRiPHY UNDERWATER
OR SHORBLINE CONSTRUCTION OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY
ION CONSERVATION PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT OP WILDLIFE ON 3000
HTHYOLOGY MEDITERRANEAN BIOLOGICAL STUDIES PROGRAM OCEAN
AY FOR DISPERSAL BETWEEN RED SEA AND MEDITERRANEAN OCEAN
IDA ALBICANS ULTRACENTRIFUGATION YEAST CELLS IN GRADIENT

ALGAL BACTERIAL FUNGAL ETC.) ECOLOGY AND PHT 532

ALGAL) - ROLE OP PIGMENTS - PHOTOSYNTHESIS - PC 8«

BIOLOGICAL CONTROL) SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION 200

COLD HATER-BOREAL) ECOLOGY OF LilLUBARIA PRONDOS 380

COLDWATER) SHORT TERM EFFECTS OP ACCOTHION ON T 73

COIECPTEBA) ; HABITS AND CONTROL OF SPIDER MITES 111

COlEOPTERAlELATERIDAE) 6 BEETLE IDENTIFICATION 221

COBPCSTING) CONSULTANT - US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 107

DIPTERA) AND MORPHOLOGY OF SAME DIPTERA OP EGYP 697

ENERGY EXCHANGE) BETWEEN ORGANISMS AND ENVIRONM 681

ESPECIALLY OF FOREST INSECTS) 58

FRESR WATER) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - N 3U7

GENERAL) AND PORPHYRINS (SPECIFIC) THE ELECTHOB 5

GENL) GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT BIOLOGICAL TE 663

GEOMICROAIOLOGY) HICROBIAL LEACHING OF LOW-GRAD 203

ICHTHYOPIANKTON) 672

BAINLY MOLLUSKS INSECTS CRUSTACEANS PISH) EN 166

MARINE-PHYSICAL- BIOL.) DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL I 555

MOLLUSCA: BIVALVIA: UNIONACEA) IDENTIFICATION 0 2^"

NOT SALMONIDS) ANADROMOOS FISHES OF ALBEMARLE S 70<t

Oil) ON MOLLUSCS (PELECYPODS) 685

:ORIBATEI) LIFE HISTORY STUDIES TAXONOMY SABBA 633

PELECYPODS) 685

PHEROMONES) BIOLOGICAL CONTROL EXP. STUDIES ON 705

SPECIFIC) THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITY DP POHPH 5

TEMPERATURE FORESTS BOGS ARCTIC) ECOLOGICAL 171

TEMPERATURE PRESSURE ETC.) ON THE NORMAL AND 238

USING SCUBA) ASSESSMENT OP COMMUNITIES EVALUATI UUU

1) ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS ON POP 19

2 100 UNITS ( ENV. IMPACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERA 252

2) INFORMATION PROCESSING POPULATION ASPECTS OF 19
"IN UTERO" ENVIRONMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY - HEAVY H 161
ABANDONMENT AND DECAY ANTI STRIP MINING LEGISLAT 810
ABATEMENT ACID MINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION ABATEMENT 7117
ABATEMENT AND PLANNING THALLIUM POLLUTION HAZARD U(t7
ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRASS RESPONSE TO F 610
ABATEMENT COSTS CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE RESOUR U71
ABATEMENT STUDY NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ENVI 7117
ABATEMENT WORLD HERITAGE TRUST LIVING RESOURCE 677
ABLES PICEA SYSTEMS MODEL OF SALT MARSH ECOLOG 727
ABNORMALITIES IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTURE OP H 721
ABORTION-JAMAICA ECOLOGY OP HUMAN DISEASES IN P 352
ABSORPTION BY PLANT CELLS PLANT MINERAL NUTRITI 771
ABSORPTION EFFECT OF FLOODING ON SWAMP FOREST P U03
ABSORPTION FOLIAR FERTILIZATION ION STIM. ATPAS 510
ABSTRACTOR HUMAN PATHOLOGY BICROSCOPY CLINICA 296
ACANTHOR MEMBRANES IN TWO FISH SPECIES 775
ACARICIDES/INSECTICIDES METABOLISM OF PESTICIDES 7
ACAROLOGY SOIL MITES (ORIBATEI) LIFE HISTORY S 633
ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS ACHIEVING STABL il37
ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION IN A SOUTH DAKOTA LAB 365
ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GRE U37
ACCENT IN ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAL OP A SUMMER CAMP HOC
ACCLIMATIZATION OF HS SPARROW TO COLD 10
ACCOTHION ON PISH POPULATIONS IN NORTHERN MAINE 73
ACCOOSTIC BEHAVIORS ETHOL 809
ACER SEEDS COHPARISON OF PROTEINS OF JUGLANS SEE 133
ACHENES ESTUARINE PLANTS OF RIVERS NEAR PHILADBL 628
ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES WHITETAILED DEER RESEARCH EST 626
ACHIEVING STABLE PREDATOR - PREY INTERACTIONS TE 137
ACID AND GAS PRODUCTION IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DE 808
ACID DISTRIBUTION IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK HEART 12
ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE HETA 766
ACIC BINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT WORLD HERITAGE THUS 677
ACID BINE DRAINAGE BY NEUTRALOSIS DEVELOPMENT OF 60
ACID MINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF PINE CBEEK 115
ACID MINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION ABATEMENT STUDY NAT 7U7
ACID BINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE ORA 6U
ACID MINE DRAINAGE STREAM BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP 282
ACID MINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN WIMD TRAVEL OF CH 783
ACID MINE POLLUTION SEDIMENTS OF DELMARVA INTRSC 177
ACID MINE HATERS SACROBENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RI 116
ACID ON SOYBEANS ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND CULT 127
ACID SPOILS IN SOUTH ILL. PRE-PLANNING FOR TOTA 529
ACIDS AND MARINE INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN CYCLE I 760
ACICS IN DIFFERENTIATING EMBRYONIC SYSTEMS AND P 12
ACIDS IN MARINE FOOD WEBS LONG-TERM OBSERVATIONS 366
ACICS IN MOTH OVARY CELLS SUBMICROSCOPIC DISTRl 12
ACOUSTIC RECEPTION AND ORIENTATION OF LARGE SHAR 799
ACOUSTICS 296
ACOUSTICS PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IBPACT PREDICTI 559
ACRE FARM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES FARM GAME INSECT RE 033
ACRE PROJECT SYSTEMATICS AND ZOOGEOG. Of .'. . CYAN 267
ACRE STUDIES STUDY OF INFLUENCE OP TOWING SPEED 22
ACRYLAMIDE GROWTH STIBOLATIOH OR INHIBITION Br • 605

262

'ABLE 3 - FESEAHCH OR CON30LTATICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPIE FIJLD

RODOCTION ns DSSR ENVIRONMSKTAl PROGRAfl "OIIC SOBSTANCIS ACT BtnCHRMTCAL AND PH YSIOLICTCAl ETFCT'^ OP PE 5U1

ING PLANT DISEASES WRITING B00K-"CHE(1I STEY OF FONGICICJl ACTIOK" BIOLOGY OF HELHINTHOSPOSIUrt FIAYDtS RACE I1U2

ASSOCIATED ANTIGEN ROLE OF HORMONES IN CANCER ENZYMES IN ACTIVATED SLDDGE TEST FOR HEPATITIS Il7B

HE ESTUARY HETER0T80PHY ON THE CONTINENTAL SHELF NEIJTRCN ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF LAKE SEDIMEtlTS BIOLOGICA S12

ANAMA S HEYICO INSECT PEST CONTFCL ANC PLANT QUARANTINE ACTIVITICS CONSULTANT - USE OF PESTICIDES - CENT "563

CYTOCHEMISTRY OF CHROMOSOMAL ACTIVITY; CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT 601

RVEY PINE BLUFF ARSENAL, ARKANSAS IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL SOURCES OF AQUATIC POLLUTIO 5U2

TTY OF SULFITE HASTE LIGAOC TO R. TROUT FISH 3I0ASSAYS ACUTE 8 SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS '^O FISH 281

METALS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEMPERATURE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METAL BENTHIC HEAVY METAL S7fi

VY METAL TOXICITY TOWARD FPESH HATFR AQUATIC COMMUfllTIES ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH ^CUTE TOXICITY 576

TFR AQUATIC COMMUNITIES : •* E TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH ACUTE TOXICI-^Y HEAVY METALS FISH TEMPERATURE ACU 576

ES EVALUATION OP ANTIMALARIAL COMECDNDS IN INF. MONKEYS ACUTE TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES TO ESTUF. COPEPODS 39U

H EMPHASIS ON DISEASE TSANSMISSICN AND VECTOR BTOCONTRCL ADAPTATION OF HUMAN MALARIA TO ANIMAL MODELS MED 7SS

HIBIANS AND REPTILES AMPHIBIANS AS POLLUTION INDICATORS ADAPTATIONS OF REPTILE BLOOD ENVIR01HENT AL PHYS 561

ION OF HS SPARROW TO COLD VERTEBRATE ADAPTATIONS TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES ACCLIHATIZAT UO

L AND POPULATION GENETICS OF MAN AND INSECTS GENETICS CF ADAPTIVE RACE FORMATION DYNAMICS OF TWO LOCUS SY 732

E WATER SPECIALIZED CHEMISTRY - VITAMIN STUDY SOFT DRIHK ADDITIVES STUDY - WATER-SH EETnER SYSTEMS gNVIRON U79

F SHALL MAMMALS ON IRON-TITANIUM MINE WASTE DUMPS IN TFE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS THE BIOLOGY OF THE CLOODIAN 398

B DEER AND URBAN WILDLIFE CATSKILIS NEW YORK BEAR STUCY ADIRONCACKS BEAR STUDY LIFE HISTORY AND MSNAGEH U86

lOSED POOD CYCLES ADMIN. OF RESEARCH AND OTHER PROGRAMS YEAST IN C 17U

SMS DIRECTING ALLSTATE FRESHWATER RESEARCH S MANAGEMENT ADMINISTERING FISHERY RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT PR 29

INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY MARINE-ESTUAPIN E ECOLOGY; SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION; SCIENTIFIC WRITING MEMBER PRFSID 112

PVEY OF C 6 D CANAL LONG-TERM EFFECTS CF CORTICOSTEROICS ADMINSTERED TO NEWBORN FATS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSI 717

IE MJTUAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTERDEPENDENCE TREATMENT CF ADOLESCENT PRIMARY BEHAVIOR DISORDERS WORKSHOP C 120

VIOR DISORDERS WORKSHOP COMMUNITY CENTER FOR UNMOTIVATED ADOLESCENTS SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL PATIEN 120

lOFAWNA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH POLLUTION MEDFAUNO NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MARINE BE 151

IN SEAWATER ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER CONFORMATION CF ADSCRBED PROTIENS ORGANIC MATTER AND TRACE ELEM 751

OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMEBT ADSCRETION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS FROM SEAW 309

L - FISH EVALUATION OF SEX BIOPSY METHOD - STRIPED BASS ADOIT AND YOUNG FISHES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TR I 586

LATION SURVEY OF SEA BASS FISHERY POPULATION DYNAMICS CF ADULT ATLANTIC MENHADEN BIOSTATISTIC AL ANALYSIS 23U

ND GROUSE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE ADUIT EDUCATION EFFECTS OF STRIP MINING ON DEER 606

OTION AND ENTRSINMENT EFFECTS ON ICHTHYOPLSNKTON THROUGH ADULT PISHES RESEARCH BIOLOGIST - CONNECTICUT RI U56

AL VALUES OP WETLANDS EDITORIAL CCNSULTANT ENVIRONMENT PL ADVISCB ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATION OF BROAD SPECTRU UBS

BIC DIGESTION EFFECTS OF PH INORG C AND 0-PO BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR MICROBIOLOGY-PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY-ALGA 386

HERIES MANAGEMENT INCLUDING AQUATIC WEED CONTROL AQUATIC ADVISCH - WEED CONTROL AND FISHERY DEVELOPMENT L 550

TATION SCIENCE AND VEGETATION MANAGEMENT OWNER TECHNICAL ADVISOR DIRECTOR VEGE 202

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS PRESENT STAFF SCIENCE ADVISOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ADVISORY COMMITTEE U52

OMOOS PISH PASSAGE AND PROTECTIVE FACILITIES ENGINEERING ADVISCR TO TECHNICAL AND POLICY COMMTTTEE FOR PI 587

GRADATION OF LIGNIN DEVELOPMENT CF NOVEL WASTE TREATMENT AERATOR DECOLOR I7ATI0N OF DYE PLANT EFFLUENTS M 69U

YIELD OF DOUGLAS FIR TREE AND STAND DATA FROM LOW-LEVEL AERIAL PHOTO RESPONSE OF DOUGLAS FIR TO UREA PER 1190

MONTAUK PT. AND CHESAPEAKE BAY PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AFRIAI PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF COASTAL WATERS OF 115

NG TO STUDY PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND WATER MOVEMENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF MONTAUK PT. AND CHE 115

ONSE TO STRESS REMOTE SENSING OP GYPSY MOTH DEFOLIATION AFRIAI SENSING FOR EVALUATING: STRESS IN VFG. L 592

ARINE PHYTOPLANKTON AND ANGIOSPERM PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AERIAL SURVEILLANCE SPILL PREVENTION APPL. OF ER tt5e

T OF COLLECTOR FOR OIL SPILLS DEVELOPMENT OF FILTERS ECE AEROSOLS SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OF POLYMERS 60

BAN MALARIA TO ANIMAL MODELS MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY OF RURAL AFGANISTAN EFFECT OF MICROS PORIDAN PARASITES ON 755

OLOGY OF CARIBOU POPULATION ECOLCGY OP THE ZEBRA IN EAST AFRICA VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY EC 653

OF DIATOM CELL WALLS PALEOLI HNOLCGY OF LAKE KIVU-CENTRSL AFRICA PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY AND ECOLOGY AND I 320

CHIRONOMIDS W.H.O. CONSULTANT MCSQDITO CONTROL BY FISH AFRICA W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY PIS U6

OR ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION OF SPARROW HAWK EGGS ECOLOGY OP AFRICAN EAGLES COMPARATIVE FEEDING ECOLOGY OP BL 665

EPTION IN ARROW WORMS STRATIFICATION AND TRANSPARENCY IN AFRICAN LAKES AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN T 175

ASUREMENT AND REGULATION PEGHLATICN OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN AFRICAN LAKES PHONORECEPTION IN ARROW WORMS STRA U75

N PISH ESTUARINE FISH BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DISTRIBUTION AGE AND ECOLOGY OF SPOTTED HAKE TEMPERATURE SELF 35

SO SAMPLING TECHNIQUES FOE FISHES SF RESEARCH BIOLOGIST AGE AND GROWTH STUDIES ON FISHES OP A RESERVOIR; 322

HES OF VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHORE PCPULATION BIOLOGY AND AGE GROWTH ANALYSES OP FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DI 579

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION BOTH TECHNICAL AND GENERAL AIL AGE LEVELS MULTI. MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS 525

PIDEMIOLOGY OF EASTERN EQIDNE ENCEPHALITIS PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE OF MOSQUITOES INSECTS OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE U99

NETICS THEORY ANb MATHEMATICAL ECCLOGY OF FOREST SPECIES AGE STRUCTURE IN UNSTABLE ENVIRONMENTS AGE VARIA 506

CF FOREST SPECIES AGE STRUCTURE IN UNSTABLE ENVIRONMENTS AGE VARIATION IN GENETIC CONTROL OP GROWTH RESEA 506

E POPULATION BIOLOGY AND AGE GROWTH ANALYSES OF FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK DRUM ANALO 579

THERINE SD, POTOMOC RIVER, MD MARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH LIFE HISTORIES; ENV IRONMEN'^ AL IMPACT U8

PEST MANAGEMENT AS IT RELATES TO ACTIVITY OF THE FEDERAL AGENCIES CATEGORIZATION OF PESTICIDES USED BY FE SOU

AL AGENCIES CATEGORIZATION OP PESTICIDES USED BY FEDERAL AGENCIES TRAINING OBJECTIVES 6 STDS FOR FEDERAL SOU

OF CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL WEATHERING SYSTEMS IN COLD CLIMATES AGGREGATE QUALITY JUDGMENT PHYSIC AL-CHFMICAL WEA 51

LIFE HISTORY OP FISHES; SEXUAL MATURITY; FECUNDITY; AGING SEX RATIOS LIFE HISTORY OF SKIPJACK ^UHA UU

ERS FOULING ORGANISMS IN ESTUARI NFS- EFFECTS OF HURRICANE AGNES FLOOD ECOLOGY OP PELAGIC LARVAE OF MOLLUSK 16

ENT OF COMMERCIAL MOLLUSKS AND PISH EFFECTS OP HURRICANE AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY BIOLOGY OF THE GEODUCK C 1 U

AL PHYSIOLOGY OP MARINE ANIMALS IMPACT OF TROPICAL STCPM AGNES ON DELAWARE ESTUARY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY op c 7 17

AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENT THE AGRIBUSINESS COUNCIL INC. 105

, INC. AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENT THE AGRIBUSINESS COUNCIL 105

CAL CONTROL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE RESEARCH OFFICER - PUNJAB AGRIC. UNIV. INDIA RESEARCH AlIKALI BEE MANAGEME U3

KES AND PONDS HERBICIDES IN SOD PLANT CROPS RESEARCH OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT 68

M EVALUATION OF SEVIN U OIL IN FOREST SYSTEM ANALYSIS CF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL I 786

AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT THE APPLICATION CF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS I.E. THE USE OF PSSTICID U01

F ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION CONTROL OF BIRD DEPREDATION CN AGRICULTURAL CROPS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY - EVOLUTI 101

SOIL FERTILITY AND PLANT NUTRITION LAND RECLAMATION AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 335

CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES IN FOREST AND AGRICULTURAL ECOSYSTEMS EVALUATION OF DYLOX IN F 786

JI MORTALITY AND DISPERSAL OF INSECT POPULATIONS WITRIN AGRICULTURAL OR FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INSECT DISPERS 33U

NT BREEDING RESEARCH EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT GENERAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF 338

OCTION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF RESEARCH - PLANT BREEDING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY OF SUBARCTIC ALASKA TA 338

SUBARCTIC ALASKA TASK FORCE ON SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDING R>:SEAPCH EVALUATION 338

1 SITE SELECTION IN CASAMANCE RECCMMENDATIONS FOR AID IN AGRICULTURE DEV. NIGER COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT 142

TEMPORARY SCIENTIST INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE CF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDER GRAIN LEGUMES CONSULT 503

T DROUTH, COLD, SHADE AND WEAR STUDIES WITH TORPGRASSES AGRONOMY - TURFGRASS MANAGEMENT FORAGE CROPS HAN 798

IRONMENTAL EFFECTS OP DEVELOPMENT SOUTH FLORIDA REGIONAL AIPOET SITE SLECTION STi:CY EFFECT OF MAINTENANCE 2

263

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATICH EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

NTIFICATION OF PAPER HILL HASTES FIBROOS CONTABINANTS IN AIR PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND TEXTILE FIBER RESEARCH 263

ION nANAGENENT; PLANT GEOGRAPHY; FOREST ECOLOGY PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - BICROCIIMATE INTERACTIONS WILD SHE 186

AIR HONITOR DEVELOP OIL IN HATER flONITOR DEVELOPMENT OF AIR AND HATER MONITORING METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS 565

SB O" CLUIDIZED BED ELECTRODE TO CLEANUP PLATING HASTES AIR AND HATER POLLUTION CONTROL REMOVAL OF IRON 783

IMPACT STATEMENT ON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FUEL ENERGY AIR AND HATER POLLUTION CONTROL SOLVENT REPINED 372

TS DEVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN HATER MONITOR DEVELOP SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DEVELOP OIL TN HATER MONITOR DEVEIO 565

OGY t, POPULATION ECOLOGY CONSULATICN FOR THE PURCHASE CF AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLING EQUIPMENT PLANT PHYSIO 177

PLANT IDENTIFICATION VEGETATION MAP SOUTHAMPTON NT FROM AIR PHOTOS FOREST ECOLOGY SAMPLING METHODS STA Ul

HER PLANT IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA TOXICOLOG ICAL EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR 261

EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR PCLLUTANTS EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS 261

CAL EFFECTS OF OXIDANT ATR POLLUTANTS EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS HEALTH EFFECTS OF POHEE PLANT IN 261

EFFECT CF AIR POLLUTANTS ON HOST DEFENSE MECHANISMS 787

RS AIR POLLUTION AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PAST 30 YEA 739

NOISE AND RELATED LAND POLLUTION AND LAND USE PLANNING AIR POLLUTION CONTROL FROM HASTE WOOD RECYCLING U3«

ON H. VA. AIR POLLUTION ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION 631

N AND FOREST ECOSYSTEMS URBAN METAL PCLLUTION OF PLANTS AIR POLLUTION INHIBITION OP PHOTOSYNTHESIS ROOT 6611

EFFECT OF ETHYLENE ON FLOHFR PIGMENTS STRESS ON PLANTS AIR POLLUTION MONITORING WITH PLANTS INFLUENCE 0 155

ONS HOUSE SPARROH ENERGETICS AND DISTRIBUTION EFFECTS CF AIR POLLUTION ON SHALL MAMMALS ENERGETICS OP PAS 65

AIR POLLUTION ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF AIR PCLLUTION ON H. VA. 631

L PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY HIGHHAY AIR POLLUTION STUDIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION C 6

ISPOSAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION SOLID HASTE DISPOSAL AIR PCLLUTION PLASTICS STUDIES ON SOLID HASTE D 15

LEAD IN COASTAL HATERS THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON 25

Y DATA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA ANC HEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION METEOROLOGY AND PHYSICAL OC 122
WATER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AS IT RELATES TO AIR WATER AND LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OP 652

0 AN ALUMINUM PRODUCER COSTS OF PCHER POLLUTION CONTROL AIR NOISE AND RELATED LAND POLLUTION AND LAND «3U

CES OF HIGHHAYS ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ESPECIALLY CF AIR WATER AND OTHER POLLUTANTS LONG-TERM EFFEC 539

UES FOR FECAL STREPTOCOCCI EUTROPHICATION OF SMALL LAKtS AIRBORNE BACTERIA CONTROL MICROBIOLOGY OF ENVIE U36

SEAHATER TRACE MITAL BASELINE STUDIES CHEMICAL EFFECT CF AIRBORNE PARTICULATES ON SEAHATER FLUX OF METAL «29

EA AVIAN VULNERABILITY TO AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS GAME HABITAT DEMONSTRATION AR 736

HOOD ARSENAL MD INSULLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAI AL ENVIRON SURVEY PINE BLUFF AR INVENTORY AND 553

D ARSENAL MD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL PROJECT ASSESS OF PH PHOSPHORUS PLANT EDGEHO 55

OD ARSENAL MD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAI ALABAMA PRELIMINARY ENVIRON SURVEY PINE BLUFF AR 5U2

0 ARTHROPODS PEST REPELLANCE BY REFLECTIVE MULCHES APHID ALARM PHEROME PLANT - INSECT INTERACTIONS HOST 761

DA FJORD-LIKE BASIN DEEP-HATER CYCLOPOID COPEPODA GULF ALASKA SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OP FREE-LIVING H 170

- PLANT BREEDING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY OP SUBARCTIC ALASKA TASK FORCE ON SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN AG 338

IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOLOGICAL PRCCDCTIVITY IN COCK INLET ALASKA VITAMINS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS AQUATIC PROD 507

ITY GROWTH FACTORS VITAMINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTIVITY IN COOK I 507

R ANADROMOUS FISHES (NOT SALMONIDS) ANADROMOUS FISHES OF ALBEMARLE SOUND N.C. AREA LONG RANGE RESEARCH NE 7014

IR POLLUTANTS HEALTH EFFECTS OP PCWER PLANT IN EDMONTCS ALBERTA TOXICOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP AIR POLLUTANTS 261

Lie BY-PRODUCTS IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS RESISTANT CANDIDA ALBICANS ULTRACENTRIPUGATION YEAST CELLS IN GRAD 605

F HATER RESOURCE PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES ALCCVY RIVER GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUATION TOCKS 522

ES CRANBERRY LAKE HATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROWTH ALEWIFE LAKE ONTARIO OPERATION CLEARWATER LIFE 211

EARLY LIFE HISTORY; TAXONOMY OF SCIAENIDAE PARKER RIVER AlEHIPE MODELLING STUDY MERRIMACK RIVER DIVERSIO 137

- BASIC STATISTICAL APPLICATIONS AND POPULATION DYNAMICS ALEWIFE UTILIZATION OF PARKER RIVER MASSACRHSET 581

R AND ESTUARINE PISHES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ANADROMOUS ALEHIVES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OP BRUNSHICK B 731

ICAL C0NTR0L1 SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OP PARASITES CF ALFALFA WEEVIL PROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOR AND 200

SECRETION OF MOLECULES EY ALGAE 1

MICROBIAL ECOLOGY; ALGAL VIROLOGY LYSOGENY IN BLUE-GREEN ALGAE 106

DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY CF ALGAE 139

OMY OF MARINE BENTHIC ALGAE ECOLCGY OF INTERTIDAL MARINE ALGBE ECOLOGY AND TAXOS 710

OF CERTAIN SEED PLANTS UPON GBOHTB OF CERTAIN BLUE-GREEN ALGAE PHYSIOLOGICAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND PLANT SYS 533

ALGAE - TAXONOMY GENERAL ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY 589

ICAL SURVEY OF A COASTAL BRACKISH LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE AND EUTROPHICATION OF COASTAL PONDS ECOLOG 501

Y RESEARCH ASSISTANT CELLULOSE PRODUCTION BY PLANKTONIC ALGAE AND FATE OP CELLULOSE IN LACUSTRINE ENVIRO 577
AL HAS'^ES EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL EISCHARGES UPON BENTHOS ALGAE AND FISHES EFFECTS OF HEATED DISCHARGE UPO 8
CONTROL OF HATERWEEDS IN LAKES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF ALGAE AND VASCULAR AQUATIC PLANTS - MINERAL CYCL 306
HONA ECOLOGY CF ALGAE BENTHIC DIATOMS IN ESTUARY ESTUARINE EPIF 514
BRINE WASTES EVALUATION OF EPPEC OF U6 DYES ON FISH AND ALGAE COMPARISON OF ALUM AND IRON SULFATES FOB P 1*39

AND IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT USE OF CHEMICALS ON RANGELAND ALGAE CONTROL IN LAKES AND PONDS HERBICIDES IN S 68

ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE BENTHIC ALGAE ECOLOGY OP INTERTIDAL MARINE ALGAE 7U0

WATER POLLUTION OHIO RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY PERIPHYTIC DISCS ALGAL VIRUSES 359

POOL DYNAMICS EFFECTS OF ORG ANOPHCSPHATE INSECTICIDES CN ALGAE EFFECTS OF LARVICIDES ON MICROCRUSTACEANS 600

NA RIVER POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATICS OP FRESH WATER ALGAE FRESH HATER ALGAE IN NORTH CAROLINA PHYTOP 627

C CYTOLOGY OF AQUATIC MICROORGANISMS CCPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION EY WOOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS 58tt

RINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETATION MAP SUCCESSION CF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT BODEGA BAY CA . MA 795

ONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATICS OF FRESH WATER ALGAE FRESH WATER ALGAE IN NORTH CAROLINA PHYTOPLANKTON OP DEIAWAB 627

AROLINA TAXONOMIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF MARINE ALGAE ITS REPRODUCTION AND LIFE HISTORY FLORISTI 519

CELL BIOLOGY OF EUCARYOTIC MICROORGANISMS - PARTICOLARIY ALGAE MITOSIS IN A PHYTOFLAGELL ATE 331

ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING; LAKE BIOLOGY FEEDING OF DAPHNIA ON ALGAE OP DIFFERENT SIZES UNPALATIBILITY OF BUTTE 126

ALGAE UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OP DDT 6 DIELDRIN BY MARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DICHLOBENIL S ENDOTHALL IN 578

VIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULP OP MAINE THERMAL EFFECT CN ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STATES PRIMARY PRO 805

VIPONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT CN ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STRAITS PRIMARY PR 806

TOPLANKTON NIH TRAINEE - METABOLISM OF DDT BY FRESHWATER ALGAE UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF DDT 6 DIELDRIN BY 578

KTON ON ALGAL POPULATIONS THE INTERACTION OF NUTRIENTS ALGAE AND ZOOPLANKTON IN AQUATIC POOD CHAINS TH 558

PING ALGAL ECOLOGY DIATOM AND BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS POLLUTION MONITO 679

TION SPECIALIST MARINE PLANKTONIC ALGAE. AT PRESENT I AM AN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMA 778

ONOMY LIMNOLOGY EUTROPHICATION OF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL 278

R ANTARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: ALGAL AND BACTERIAL ECOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS OF PR 532

ALUATION PRE-IMPOUNDMENT STUDIES THERMAL EFFECTS STUDIES ALGAL ASSAY EVALUATION HATER QUALITY EV 769

INOPTILOIITE BIOLOGICAL WASTE TREATMENT NITRIFICATION ALGAL ASSAY PISH BIOASSAY BRINE HASTES EVALOAT 039

OGY AND SYSTEMATICS, POLLUTION MONITORING ALGAL ECOLOGY DIATOM AND BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ECOL 679

L ECOSYSTEMS FOR THE STUDY OF HATER POLLUTION CONTROL CP ALGAL POLLUTION PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (ALGAL) - ROLE 814

KTON IN AQUATIC FOOD CHAINS THE EFFECT CF ZOOPLANKTON CN ALGAL POPULATIONS THE INTERACTION OP NUTRIENTS 558

PLANKTON ECOLOGY THERMAL POLLUTION MODEL CP ALGAL PRODUCTION 63

FIELD OF POHER GENERATION EFFECT CF THERMAL DISCHARGE CN ALGAL PRODUCTIVITY EMVISONMEHTAL IMPACT ASSESSH 287

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lAKE NEW roRK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOHV LIBNOLOGY KUT ROPHICATION OF OMEI 278

BICROBIAL ECOLOGT; ALGAL VIROLOGY LYSOGENY IN BLUE-GREEN ALGAE 106

ATER POLLUTION OHIO RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY PERIPHYTIC DISCS ALGAL VIRUSES « ^S9

THE DIATOB CYBBELLA CISTULA DIATOM COMMUNITY ANALYSIS; ALGOLCGY (FRESH HATER) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STAT 3U''

IGNBENT 1-78 PA. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY NORTHWEST EXPRESSHAY ALIGNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS OH SUCCESSIONAL 7U6

T ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS ON SUCCESSIONAL SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PA. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY NORTHWEST 7U6

TE RESEARCH OFFICER - PUNJAB AGRIC. UNIV. INDIA RESEARCH ALIKALI BEE MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY - INSECT AND ANI U3

BISTRY ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN A PENNSYLVANIA STREAM INDCIB ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS PIGMENTS OP C3NTR0SPERM A E ^17

lOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN BIOSPHERES NITROGEN NUTRITION 5 ALKALCID PRODUCTION IN GRASS ION ABSORPTION BY 7''1

FLORA OP TAIWAN CHEBOSYSTEMATIC STUDIES OF AMERICAN OAKS ALKALOID-BEARING PLANTS S THEIR ALKALOIDS u JO

STUDIES OP AMERICAN OAKS ALKALOID-BEARING PLANTS E THEIR ALKALCICS FLORA OF TAIWAN CHEMOSYSTEMATIC UTO

TES CORNING GLASS WORKS EFFECTS CE GLASS PLANT EFFLUENTS ALLEGANY POWER COMPANY EFFECTS OP PUMP STORAGE fill

POPULATION DYNAMICS NEST SITE SEIECTION IN WILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJECT WILD TURKEY PRESEASON BA 28";

PHYSIOLOGICAL PLANT ECOLOGT. AND PLANT SYSTEBS ECOLOGY - ALLELCPATHY A STUDY OP THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN SPE "^33

WILDLIFE AND RELATED NATURAL RESOURCES WILDLAND RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROCEDURE WILLIAMSBURG ENV IRONMEN'-AL 2'5=>

BRING FISHERY RESEARCH ANO MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS DIRECTING ALLSTATE FRESHWATER RESEARCH S MANAGEMENT AD.1IN 29

OF DOROSOMA PETENENSE IN ARIZONA POPULATION DYNAMICS CF ALOSA PSEUDOHAR ENGUS ALOSA PSEUOOHA RENGUS PCPULS 37f:

E IN ARIZONA POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ALOSA PSEUDOHARENGOS ALOSA ESEUDOHARENGUS POPULATION BODELING AQUATI 376

MAN'S IBPACT ON TBE. ALPINE ECOSYSTEB U28

S FOREST ECOLOGY SAMPLING BETHODS STATISTICAL STUDIES 'aLPINE ARCTIC AND WOOD PLANT IDE1TI F tCATION VE "1

B.DDT ORGANICS IN BOSTON HARBOR SEDIBENTS TRANSPORT AND ALTERATION OF ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRO 6 36

BPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY PRCBLEMS WATER MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS S 329

ION OF EFFECT OF «6 DYES ON FISH AND ALGAE COMPARISON OF ALUM AND IRON SULFATES FOR P REMOVAL ENHANCEMENT U39

NDUSTHIAL POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT - ALUMINUM ANODIZING TEXTILE WASTE TREATMENT SYSTE 607

POLLUTION CONTROL FROM WASTE WOOD RECYCLING ADVICE TO AN ALUMINUM PRODUCER COSTS OF POWER POLLUTION CONTR 11311

MARINE PLANKTONIC ALGAE. AT PRESENT I AM AN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORBATTCN SOPCIALIST 77H

F DREDGE SPOIL RECLAMATION AND STABILIZATION OP DDNFS ON AMELIA ISLAND GRASSLAND FERTILITY AND MANAGEMEN 801

TINE ACTIVITICS CONSULTANT - USE CF PESTICIDES - CENTRAL AMERICA - GUATEMALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENT6 553

NTRAL AMERICA - GUATEMALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENTRAL ABERICA - PANAMA f. MEXICO INSECT PEST CONTROL A S63

IFE ESPECIALLY RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND IN LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN ECOLOGICAL SURVEY VOLCANO 108

FRESHWATER FISHERIES MANAGEMEFNT-IN NORTH AMERICA CLINCH RIVER SURVEY 26

COLOGY AND SYSTEHATICS OF SMALL BAMMALS IN EASTERN NORTH ABERICA MICROHABITAT SELECTION IN SMALL MAMMALS 398

. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON PLANT COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN NORTH ABERICA NATURAL AREA SURVEY OF WASHINGTON DC ME 7 10

ES- SUSQUEHANNA RIVER EUTROPHICATION OF BUSH RIVER GREAT AMERICA PROJECT AQUATIC BIOLOGY-FRESHWATER EST 222

ION AND FLORA PATTERNS OF VEGETATION VEGETATION OF LATIN AMERICA TAXONOMY OF RAINFOREST CONIFERS GEOGRAP 178

TIFICATION PREPARATION OF BOOKS AND MAPS U.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NE NIC U38

E ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY LIMNOLOGY EUTROPHICATIO 278

BRATES - PARTICULARLY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF AMERICAN CHAMELEON ENDOCRINOLOGY OF COLOR CHANGE 1U8

KALOIDS FLORA OF TAIWAN CHEBOSYSTEMATIC STUDIES CF AMERICAN OAKS ALKALOID- BEARING PLANTS f, THEIR AL u 30

RETRIEVAL APPLIED TO FLORISTICS AND TAXONOMY FLORA NORTH ABEBICAN PHOGRAB INFORBATION 612

VIOR OF LEWIS WOODPECKERS BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICAN WOODPECKERS; SAME FOR GROUND SQUIRRELS 291

VITIES AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES SEARCH FOR CRPHAIOSPO FIN AMIDASE ENZYME ANTIBIOTICS MICROBIAL GROWTH AND 7 =. 3

HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OF WATER AND SEDIMENTS AMINO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF BARTNE SEDIMENTS ^mc 7h6

ON CORAL REEFS CONTROL OP CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH FREE AMINO ACIDS AND MARINE INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN C 760

ENSL ELECTROLYTE AND WATER BALANCE IN FISH REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROOK troUT AT LO 530

RONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF FISHES AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES AMPHIBIANS AS POLLUTION INDICATORS ADAPTATIONS 0 561

ERPETOLOGY o'f 2 FARM PONDS ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRIC SPECIES AMPHIBIANS COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRTC CRIC U7

NS OF REPTILE BLOOD ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF PISHES AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES AMPHIBIANS AS POLLUTION 561

E 8 ESTUARINE ECOLOGY MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF 159

ETLANDS SHALLOW WATER MARINE 8 ESTUARINE ECOLOGY MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS 159

NVIRONBENTAL PHYSIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INHALED AMYl NITRITE EFFECTS OF OXYLAMINE ON SKIN CIRCUL 1611

FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE FISHES POPULATION DYNABICS OF ANADROMOUS ALEWIVES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF 7U

Y-FRESHWATER ESTUARIES OCEANS PHYTOPIANKTON FISHERIES ANACRCBOUS CLUPEID FISHERIES- SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 222

STRIPED BASS AND SMELT FISHERY LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OF ANADROBOUS FISH OF THE NORTHWEST ATLANTIC DBVELO 220

CTICUT RIVER BASIN PLANNING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION CF ANADROBOUS PISH PASSAGE AND PROTECTIVE FACILItIE 587

FISH OF THE NORTHWEST ATLANTIC DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIAL ANADROMOUS FISH RESOURCES STREAM IMPROVEMENT AND 220

ESTUARINE INVENTORY LIFE HISTORIES OF AND FISHERIES FCR ANAIROBOUS FISHES (NOT SALMONIDS) ANADROMOUS PIS 70U

S OF AND FISHERIES FOR ANADROMOUS FISHES (NOT SALMONIDS) ANADROMOUS FISHES OF ALBEMARLE SOUND N.C. AREA L 70U

FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT RIVER PROJECT LIFE HISTORY CF ANACROBOUS SPECIES AND OPERATION OF FISHWAYS ICH 226

F FISH POPULATIONS RESPONSE OF FISH TO POLLUTION CONTRCL ANADROMOUS TROUT MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY OF WARM WATE 277

OLOGICAL ECOLOGY-ALGAE AND BACTERIA METHANE PRODUCTION - ANAEROBIC DIGESTION EFFECTS OP PH INORG C AMD 0 386

GETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE METALS PLANKTON DECOHPOSITION ANAEROBIC WATER SYSTEMS TRACE METAL CYCLING DURI 3

CAL PROCESSES ARTIC OIL EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IBPACT ANAt. REGIONAL SOLID WASTE BANAGEMENT JAMES RIVE 776

SES OF PISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OP BLACK DRUM ANALOG SIMULATION IN FISH POPULATION STUDIES MAR 579

ARACTERIZATION STUDY OF RHODE ISLAND SOILS BINERALOGIC AL ANALYSES OP CLAY SAMPLES STUDIES RELATED TO SOI 803

TNIA'S EASTERN SHORE POPULATION BIOLOGY AND AGE GROWTH ANALYSES OF FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION 579

RECOVERY OP CLINCH RIVER AQUATIC BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS BIOLOGICAL 18U

TACONITE DUMPING LAKE SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL WATER QUALITY ANALYSES RIVERS-LAKES POPULATION BIOLOGY THERHA 387

CEDAR BOG THE DIATOB CYMBELLA CISTULA DIATOM COMMUNITY ANAIYSIS; ALGOLOGY (FRESH WATER) ENVIRONMENTAL T 3117

ENT TRANSPORT IN OLIGOHALINE TIDAL MARSHES PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OP NATURAL AND POLLUTED WAT 332

RPHINS WATER ANALYSIS ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OXIDATION - REDUCTION OR PO UIO

CH: ZOOPLANKTON-FISH INTERACTIONS "IN PONDS CONSULTATION: ANALYZE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RESEARCH: 353

lAL FAUNA OF THREE LAKE PROJECTS IN W. VIRGINIA SEARCF ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY FACTS TO ASSESS ENVIR 169

ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY 68U

ALS NEUROPATHOLOGIC EFFECTS OP METHYL MERCURY POISONING ANATOfIC PATHOLOGY PARTICULARLY REGARDING SPONT 205

OR HUMAN PATHOLOGY MICROSCOPY CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY ANNUAL RAGWEED POLLEN CENSUS - U COMMUNI 296

S DEVELOPMENTAL PLANT ANATOMY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THREE DAM SITE 100

PHILADELPHIA SYSTEHATICS OF CYPERACEAE SYSTEBATIC LEAP ANATCBY OF BULRUSHES SCANNING ELECTRON BICROSCOP 628

ATIVE NEVROANATOM OF MAMMLIAN NERVOUS SYSTEM COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OP CETACEAN BRAIN COMPAR 360

STEMATICS ANATOMY OF PLANTS AS RELATED TO PHYLOGENY AND SY 695

Y COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE MONOCOTYLEDONS COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE M ELANTHIODEAE SYSTEMATIC STUDIES 13

PRIBARY PRODUCTIVITY OF EELGRASS COBMUNITY COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OP THE MONOCOTYLEDONS COMPARATIVE ANATOB 13

FISHES OF CHINCOTEAGUE BAY BIOLOGY OF FISHES PISH ANATOMY SURVEY FISHES OP BALTIMORE HARBOR SURVEY 78U

RNE DISEASES MALACOLOGY ANATOMY IMMUNOLOGY SYSTEHATICS MEKONG WATER BO 173

IAN ANATOMY/INTEGUMENT DESCRIPTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL AVIAN ANATOMY PARTICULARLY FEATHER STRUCTURE BRISTLES 696

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0 EVOLUTIONARY BIOLCGT OF MAMMALS EAT ECOLOGY

AN AND SMALL MAMMALS AND EXPERIMENTAL NATURAL HISTORY IN
EVAE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ECOLCGY PHYSIOLOGY Of MARINE
ESPECIALLY INVERTEBRATE SENSE ORGANS NEUROPHYSIOLOGY AND

BEHAVIORS ETHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OP

AVIOR OF RED AND GRAY FOXES WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY
lA RESEARCH ALIKALI BEE MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY - INSECT AND

INHALED GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS
ION UPON MULE DEER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NUTRITION UfCN
F niLKUEED BEETLE DROSOPHILA DISPERSAL

NATURAL AREA SURVEYS ECOLOGY OF HEAVY METALS PLANT AND

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND
TER WAY PROJECTS STATE PLAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
HARPTAILED GROUSE PARASITES OF BIG GAME IN SOUTH DAKOTA
PHNIA ECOSYSTEM EFFECT OF MIREX CN SECONDARY SUCCESSION
(TEMPERATURE PRESSURE ETC.) ON THE NORMAL AND DISEASED
FOR MATER QUALITY AND SOIL EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION AND
"ERATOGEN IN MICE MECHANISM OF TRYPAN BLUE TERATOGENESIS
TON AND VECTOR BIOCONTROL ADAPTATIOiJ OF HUMAN MALARIA TO
GICAL ECOLOGY ENERGY-BALANCE ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY
ED FIRE WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION WILD

ENVIRONMENT A KNOWLEDGE CF

ITY ECOLOGY IN THE DEEP SEA ECOLOGY OF SUBMARINE CANYONS
FECT OP LEAD IN ONCOGENESIS IMMUNOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF
GENESIS AND MAPPING SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND USE PATE CP
N ANALYSIS PURE WATERS PROGRAM STATE OF NEW YORK ROLE CF
MEDICAL CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF C'PTIVE EXOTIC
BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC
TAL SPECIALIST EFFECTS OF WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY CN
ILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL REPROD. DOMESTIC
INTERPRETING NATURAL HISTORY STUDY OF BARE AND ENDAGEBED
S; THERORETICAL ECOLOGY; BIOGEOGRAPHY OF TROPICAL MARINE
OF STRIP MINES ON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT OP UPLAND GABE
L ANALYSIS OF MARINE FISHERIES DATA INCLUDING ECOLOGY CP
HEASANTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA ECOLOGY OF UPLAND AND BIG GAME
FRED TO NEWBORN RATS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE
ARTICULARLY REGARDING SPONTANEOUS DISEASES OP LABORATORY
IC LARVAE OP MOLLUSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY OF ESTUARINE
INE SYSTEMS, MASS. PHYSIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF AQUATIC
PIEDMONT FORESTS ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF VERTEBRATE
ENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY
RDWOOD SPECIES SILVICULTURE OF HARDWOOD AND MIZED STANDS
ANTS. THERMAL EFFECTS ON CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES CF
V PATHOLOGY MICROSCOPY CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY
OPERATIVE FOREST FERTILIZATION AND WEIGHT QUALITY FIRST
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STUDY EFFECT OF MAINTENANCE DREDGING-MOTS 0 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

CAL PROBLEMS OF THE COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ASSESSMENT

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ANADROMOUS ALEWIVES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

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ICAL EFFECTS DESIGN OF WATER QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT

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ON ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

DY COMPTTERIZATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

S ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF LIQUID NATURAL GAS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

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NPUT-FATE EFFECT ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT

VIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL MD INSULLATION ASSESSMENT

RON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL MD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT

DTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMMODTH REG. SEW. AOTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT

AHST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; 573

TERRESTRIAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND TAXONOM U15

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Y SEROLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERGE HSU
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AL PROJECT CRITICAL PROBLEMS OF THE C 5fl8

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AL PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH PHYSIOLOGY AN 327

N MARINE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT CO 3U8

S PERMAFROST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRON 62

WOOD PLANT IDENTIFICATION VEGETATION 11

LOGICAL SURVEY FOR FORESTRY AND WILDL 171

NE AND COASTAL TAXONOMY OF TOLOSTOMA 727

AVIAN VULNER 736

GICAL LIMNOLOGY 6 FISHERIES BIOLOGY B 207

L SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTURE 5 DYNAMIC 5U3

Y OF NEW HAVEN HARBOR HISTOCHEMISTRY 333
TION HELICOPTER DELIVERY OF MEDICAL C 512
TION; PLANT COMMUNITY; STRUCTURE DIV 5U3
NESOTA PATHOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY OF FIN 365
ANGE RESEARCH NEEDS FOR N.C. FISHERIE 70tt
SAFETY IN WASTE TRT. PLANTS BIOLGICA 367

OF WASHINGTON DC METROPOLITAN REGIO 710

S ECOLOGY OF HEAVY METALS PLANT AND 368

ACID AND GAS PRODUCTION IN SANITARY L 808

NKTON STUDIES IN OSWEGO HARBOR ARE* 207

VATION EST. WT. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT 535

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS 19

IS MECHANISMS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROW 20

SSLAND SPARROWS AVIAN ECOLOGY AND BE 730

ULATION DYNAMICS OF ALOSA PSEUDOHABEN 376

DENTIFY AND EVALUATE ACTUAL AND POTEN 5U2

WATER WAY PROJECTS STATE PLAN FOR ENV 270

CH BASES VECTOR STUDIES ON MOSQUITOES HSU

MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS PESTICIDE CATEGOR 602

STRATIFICATION AND TRANSPARENCY IN A U75

INSULLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSEN 553

ENVIRON SURVEY PINE BLUFF AR INVEN 553

PROJECT ASSESS OF PW PHOSPHORUS PLAN 55

ABAMA PRELIMINARY ENVIRON SURVEY PINE 5«2

KANSAS IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE ACTUAL 5U2

INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARS 5«2

INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE AR 55

SSOCIATIONS COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOLOG 119

MODE OF ACTION AND DEGRADATION OF NEW 7

PEST REPELLANCE BY REFLECTIVE MULCHES 761

XPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAL. 776

EDTROPHICATION ON FRESHWATER COMMDNIT 291

FLOODING WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND E 262

INCUBATION OF SPARROW HAWK EGGS ECOLO 665

REEF BY FISHES ECOLOGY OF MARINE FIS 311

REEFS COLONIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL REEF 311

REEFS GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS STUDY 625

SHELTER AND FISH BEHAVIOR EFFECTS OF 29U

ICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC NUISANCE DIPT "6

AS WILDLIFE REFUGES OS BIRD SANCTUAR U89

ASTE TREATMENT EFFECT OF POLLUTANTS 0 367

T PLANT ECOLOGY AND PRIMARY PRODUCTI 1U1

BELT STUDY SYMPATRY OP RED HEADED S L 291

BTREE CREEK FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT EC 73U

ATION WATER QUALITY EVALUATI 769

TER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF 219

BIOASSAY BRINE WASTES EVALUATION OF 139

RONMENTAL IMPACT ON LAND - WILDLIFE R 169

W PHOSPHORUS PLANT EDGEWOOD EVALUAT 55

LANKTON GRAZING: LAKE BIOLOGY FEEDING 126

PLANKTON ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL S U67

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AND EVALUATION WATER QUALITY CRITERIA 588

OF BRUNSWICK BEACHES ENV. ASS. OF CRA 731

OF COMMUNITIES EVALUATION OF OYSTER B UUU

OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN AQUATIC E U97

OF ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATION BY POLL 555

OF LIQUID NATURAL GAS ECOLOGICAL ASSE 511

OF POWER PLANT OIL SPILL IMPACT STU 153

OF SWG PLANT ECOSYSTEMS AS THEY ARE 511

OF WATER RESOURCES PROJECTS ON FISH A 625

PROBLEMS OIL POLLUTION ATLANTIC ORGAN 213

REDSTONE ARSENAL AL ENVIRON SURVEY P 553

REDSTONE ARSENAL ALABAMA PRELIMINARY 5U2

ROCKAWAY VALLEY REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. U67

268
TUBLE 3 - RESEARCH OB CONSOLTJTION EXPERIENCE UND PRINCIPtE FIIID

FSESH-HATER AND BASINE OCEAN COBNTf REG. SE«. AOTH. ENV. ASSESSHENT SOUTH MAHNOUTH RI^G. SEW. AUTH. ENV. A U67

S HAMAGEBENT ENVIRONMENTAI PLANNISG environmental impact ASSESSMENT STODT HIGHWAY AIR POLLUTION STUDIES 6

AL DISCHARGE ON ALGAL PRODnCTI VITK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ESPECIALLY IN THE FIELD OE POWER GEN 287

RON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEHOOD ARSENAL MD INSTALLATICN ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL PROJECT ASSESS 5S

Y OF ANADROMOOS SPECIES AND OPERATION OE FISHWAYS ICHIBY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MOPDY RUN PROJECT MASS COOP FI5 226

PEOPLE MANAGEMENT WATERFOWL AND ASSCC. IN BRACKISH AND FRESH WATER HABITATS FOR 136

ISHES PISH STOCKS OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK FISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC SARGASSUfl REVISION f. COMPARATIVE T°1

BODOCTIVE ISOLATION IN LYGAEIDS DESERT PLANT - AETHROPCD ASSOCIATIONS COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL AND S 119

EY ECOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS AND COMMUNITY SUCCESSION SMITH ISLA '"^3U

N DYNAMICS OF INSECTS ECOLOGY OF CROPS TROPICAL INSECT ASSOCIATIONS DIVERSITY AND STABILITY OF TROPICAL 595

lES DIATOM FLUCTDATIONS IN ACID MINE HATERS MACBOBENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RIFFLE WATERS MACROBENTHOS SYNE 116

ELEMENTS IN NATURAL HATERS TRACE METAL - ORGANIC MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAWATER ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA H 7?1

RED UNITS ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT OF GRAND PROJECTS IMPACT ASWAN HIGH DAM ON EAST MEDITERRANEAN ENV. IMPACT 252

ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION ATITLAN GREVE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF HILDLI U08

MENT MODEL INVENTORY OF FISHERIES OF NEW YORK AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL FISHERY NAN U72

N DYNAMICS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AOOATIC ORGANISMS BID ATLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FIS 6011

TIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND POLICY FISHERIES OF MIDDIE ATLANTIC BIGHT STATE-FEDERAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT 172

FFLUENT EFFECTS UPON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS THERMAL EFEECIE ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GUL 98

OCENE PALEOECOLOGY OF TONGUE OF OCEAN BIOSTF ATIGRAPHY OF ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA BAY FO UU5

LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OF ANADROMOUS FISH OF THE NORTHWEST ATLANTIC DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIAL ANADROMOUS FI 220

RAPHY QUANTITATIVE MODELS QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGY OF NORTH ATLANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATER CURRENTS IN N.Y. BIG 591

WETLANDS WILD TURKEY RE- ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL ATLANTIC FLYWAY COUNCIL CANADA GOOSE ESTABLISHME 223

&HICS OF MARINE FISH POPULATIONS MANAGEMENT OP NORTHWEST ATLANTIC HERRING STOCKS STATE-FEDERAL LOBSTER MA 18

SURVEY OF SEA BASS FISHERY POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ADULT ATLANTIC MENHADEN BIOSTATIST ICAL ANALYSIS OF MA 23li

ROM SEAHATER DISTRIBUTION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN METABOLISM OF A HERBICIDE IN SOYB 309

IN MARINE ENVIRCNMENT ASSESSMENT PROBLEMS OIL POLLUTICN ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTUARINE SEDIMENT 213

TION OF FISH POPULATIONS FREEZING EFFECTS ON FISH SEMEN ATLANTIC SALMON FREEZING EFFECTS ON WALLEYE SEME 280

ING BEHAVIOR AND BIRD ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORIES BIRDS CF ATLANTIC SEABOARD HATTERAS TO CAPE COD AVIAN FLl 328

SHERY MANAGEMENT IN PONDS LAKES RESERVOIRS AND STREAMS ATLANTIC SURF CLAM - BIOLOGY AND COMMERCIAL CATC 2ei»

MEASUREMENT HUDSON RIVER ECOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN URBAN ATMOSEHERES ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY POLLUT 2DU

EMISTRY INTERACTION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND SEA HATER ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY MARINE AND ATMOSPHERIC CH U60

HOSPHATE AND SEA WATER ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY MARINE ABD ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION OP INORGANIC P U60

TRACE METAL CYCLING DURING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL ATMOSEHERIC PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CA 3

T OF ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE LASER SCINTILLATION STUDIES ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE IN PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAY 773

IC TURBULENCE IN PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER MEASUREMENT CF ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE LASER SCINTILLATION STUDI 773

POLLUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD EPA CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER PLANT BIOLOGICAL STUDY DIRECTOR S 112

CHEMISTRY OF SEA WATER OCEAN RESOURCES NEW YORK BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD 113

ECOLOGY OF INSECTS EFFECTS ATOMPHERIC LEAD POLLUTION ON INSECT POOD CHAIN 251

PHYSICAL CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY ATI IN PLANKTON AS MEASURE OF BIOMASS AND ACTIVI 85

AL ASPECTS OF ABSORPTION FOLIAR FERTILIZATION ION STIB. ATPASE CONTRULET NA AND K UPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVEL 510

TS OP BIOMEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE BRANACLE - CEMENT GLANDS - ATTACHMENT MECHANISM HISTOCHEMISTRY - BARNACLE T U31

ION - AQUATIC SOLID WASTES (COMECSTING) CONSULTANT - US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SO. DIST. NEW YORK CONSULTANT 107

STEHATICS OF BARK BEETLES BIOSYSTEMATICS OP BARK BEETLES ATTRACTANT PHEROMONE OF THE EUROPEAN ELM BARK BE U12

ICROCLIMATE INTERACTIONS WILD SHRUB CULTIVATION SONGBIRD ATTRACTION INTEGRATED METHODS PEST CONTROL f. VEG 186

LOGY OF MARINE FISHES ESPECIALLY REEF SPECIES AND THEIR ATTRACTION TO ARTIFICIAL REEFS COLONIZATION OF A 311

ECOLOGY OF SOUTHWESTERN RESERVOIRS ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF ADBRY RESERVOIR ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WHI'^E ROCK U69

O HATER POLLUTION STUDIES ON THE AUTOLYTIC ENZYMES CF S. AUREUS MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY I 6U8

EOL EXP. STUDIES ON COMMUNICATION IN TERMITES TERMITES - AUSTRALIA TERMITE BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR (PHEROMO 705

SEASNAKBS PALEOECOLCGY P ALEOGEOGRAPHY PALEOGEOGBAPHY CF AUSTRALIAN HERPETOFAUNA DISTRIBUTION OF PELAGIC 319

EG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAHAY VALLEY REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT PLANKTON ECOLOGY AND ENVI U67

REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMMOUTH REG. SEW. ADTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAHAY VALLEY REG. SEW. U67

AL STRESS FRESH-WATER AND MARINE OCEAN COUNTY REG. SEW. AUTR. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMMOUTH REG. SEW. A 161

I HOPE TO APPLY THIS TO HATER POLLUTION STODIES ON THE AUTOLYTIC ENZYMES OF S. AUREUS MICROBIAL PHYSIO 5U8

DDCTIVITY FRESH WATER ALSO REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MARINE AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF FRESH WATER PRODUCTIVITY R 390

NKS LAND USE REMOTE SENSING SCIL-WATER RELATIONSHI ES AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING CHARACTERIZATION OF SO 5«6

NATIONWIDE SOIL-WOODLAND INTERPRETATIONS FOR SOIL SURVEY AUTOMATING SOIL-SITE INDEX FOR DATA BANKS CORRE U27

MAIIAN CELLS CAMP AND SECRETION DNA SYNTHESIS IN PAROTID AUTORADIOGRAPHY TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS CON 151

TORS - PARTICULARLY AUXINS AND CYTOKININS INHIBITORS OF AUXIN TRANSPORT PHYSIOLOGY OF PLANT GROWTH REGU 715

T PHYSIOLOGY OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS - PARTICULARLY AUXINS AND CYTOKININS INHIBITORS OF AUXIN TRANSP 715

ULATION DYNAMICS OF AVIAN SPECIES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AVIAL SPECIES POPULATION ECOLOGY OF THE MALLARD 326

RDS AVIAN ANATOMY/INTEGUMENT DESCRIPTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL AVIAN ANATOMY PARTICULARLY FEATHER STRUCTURE BR 696

FEATHER STRUCTURE BRISTLES OF BIRDS INTEGUMENT OP BIRDS AVIAN ANATOMY/INTEGUMENT DESCRIPTIVE AND FUNCTI 696

FSN PHYSIOLOGY EFFECTS OF ENVI RCNMENTAL POLLUTION UECN AVIAN AND MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION 'ULL TIME RESEA 108

BITCHES SEPARATION OF THROMBOCYTES AND LYMPHOCYTES PRCM AVIAN BLOOD BASIC SCIENCES RELATED TO VETERINAR 752

AVIAN ECOLOGY 120

DS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF RAPTORS IN SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE AVIAN ECOLOGY 6 MAMMALIAN AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIO 523

CK WRENS BEHAVIOR SYMPARTRIC ARIZONA GRASSLAND SPARROWS AVIAN ECOLOGY AND BEHAVICR COMPARATIVE STUDIES 0 730

ACT, TUCSON GAS 6 ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY, N.M. AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZOOGEOGRAPHY BIOSURVE 315

ENTORIPS BIRDS OF ATLANTIC SEABOARD HATTERAS TO CAPE COD AVIAN FLIGHT FORMATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING BEHAVIOR 328

C SEABOARD HATTERAS TO CAPE COD AVIAN PLIGHT FORMATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING BEHAVIOR AND BIRD ENVIRONMENTAL I 328

ING SYSTEM - WATER QUALITY OUTDOOR EDUCATION LABORATORY AVIAN MIGRATION AND ENERGY BALANCE DEVELOPMENT 0 212

TTS COASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION MAMMA 758

F PERSISTENT ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ORGA NOCHLOEINES AND AVIAN REPRODUCTION US USSR ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM 511

lOR, AND THE RED-SHODLOERED HAWK POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AVIAN SPECIES POPULATION DYNAMICS OP AVIAL SPECl 326

ABITAT DEMONSTRATION AREA AVIAN VULNERABILITY TO AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS GAME H 736

ECOLOGIST UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS ECOSYSTEM MONITORING VIA AVIFAUNA AN. ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS UPPER DIVISION C 130

HATER STREAM QUALITY VEGETATIONAL CHANGES AND EFFECT CN AVIFAUNA IN SPAIN EFFECT OP URBANIZATION ON 71

ERMAL AND CHEMICAL POLLUTION TEMPERATURE PREFERENCES AND AVOIDANCES OF FISHES RESPONSES OF FISHES TO ORGA 176

TIGATION OF FISB HABITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING OF FISH IN BACK BAY REFUGE IN VIRGINIA THERMAL POLLUTION IN 21

S GREATEST COMPETENCE IN: AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH A STRONG BACKGROUND IN ICHTHYOLOGY AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY L 337

HYDROLOGY STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OP MD SECTOR OF PAINT ER. BACT 6 CHEM STUDY OF THE ROCK CREEK WATERSHED E 688

BOCK CREEK WATERSHED ENVIR. POLLUTION; WATER POLLUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION OF HAT 688

ENERGY SOURCES OP AQUATIC HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA 802

MANGANESE NODULES HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE EFFECTS ON BARIBE BACTERIA ACTIVITIES OF MICROBES IN HYDROSPHERE 203

TRIDIA INFECTIONS AND PHAGOCYTOSIS STEROID METABOLISM EY BACTERIA CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS; PHAGOCYTOSIS CL 708

269

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOITATION EXPERIENCE JND PRIBCIPIE FltlD

EGRADATION OF PESTICIDES NITRATE REMOVAL BT DENITRIFYING BACTERIA MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES - 70

ECAL STREPTOCOCCI EOTROPHICATION OP SHALL LAKES AIRBORNE BACTERIA CONTROL MICROBIOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTS F 1(36

COMPOUNDS DESCRIBING NUMBERS AND ACTIVITIES OF AQOATTC BACTERIA EFFECT OF PHOSPHATE MINING ON ESTUARY S 336

AL ADVISOR MICROBIOLOGY-PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY-ALGAE AND BACTERIA METHANE PRODUCTION - ANAEROBIC DIGFSTIO 386

IMNOLOGY EUTROPHICATION OP ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY 278

N ESTUARY SURVEY OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN ESTUARY AQUATIC BACTERIA-CYCLING OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS DESCRIBIN 336

R BIOPHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY REAERATICN OF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTERIAL DISEASES OF HATER MILFOIL DENSITY-GRA a09

C FRESHWATER LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: ALGAL AND BACTERIAL ECOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS OF FRESHWATER M 532

MODELING AND MEASUREMENT OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM PARAMETERS BACTERIAL GROWTH AND THE DELAWARE ESTUARY MODEL 257

ECOLOGY OF VIRAL AND BACTERIAL ZOONOSES 789

ATER MICROLAYER BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY MICROBIAL (ALGAL BACTERIAL FUNGAL ETC.) ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY 532

AND ECOLOGY OF FRESHWATER FISH PARASITES AND THEIR HOSTS BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING OF CENTRIPUGED APPLE JDI 325

lAL ECOSYSTEMS MARINE BACTERIOLOGY FERMENTATION INTERACTIONS IN MICROB 356

OLONIES BAHAMAS SED IMENTOLOGY-ECOIOG Y MODERN CARBONATES BAHAMAS SEDIMENTOLOGY AND PALBOECOLOGY OF MODER 90

OLOGY OP TICHENOR LIMESTONE FORAMINIFERAL-ALGAl COLONIES BAHAMAS SEDIHENTOLOGY-ECOLOGY MODERN CARBONATES 90

H COMMUNITIES ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF FISHES SURVEY OF BAHAMIAN FISH COMMUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHY 658

AY BIOLOGY OF FISHES FISH ANATOMY SURVEY FISHES CF BALTIBORB HARBOR SURVEY FISHES OF CHINCOTEAGUE B 78U

ORGANISMS BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMATICS SUBLETHAL 'ECTS CF BALTIMORE HARBOR WATER BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION tt98

CS IN GAME AND FISH WORK SE STATES ANALYSIS OF kaTERFOSL BANDING CONSULTING ON USE OP QUANTITATIVE METHO 318

LD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJECT WILD TURKEY PRESEASCN BANDING ORNITHOLOGY AT THE ORGANISMIC LEVEL: EC 285

UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT THAILAND KASETSAET UNIVERSITY BANGKOK PLANT BREEDING TEMPORARY SCIENTIST INTE 503

T OF GATHRIGHT DAM SITE LOCATION FOR HAMPTON ROADS SPOIL BANK ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FISHES BIOLOGIC 62

RELATIONSHIPS; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES FURNAS/WORLD BANK PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOINT PARANA COMMISSION CON 265

IONS FOR SOIL SURVEY AUTOMATING SOIL-SITE INDEX FOR DATA BANKS CORRELATION BETWEEN SOILS AND POTENTIAL P 027

SING HASTE HEAT TO SOIL REVEGETATION OP SPOIL AND REFUSE BANKS CROP ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY ECOSYSTEMS P tt7U

NG HAMPTON ROADS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOLL SHORES BOGDE BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOME NA 198

OF THE CAPE COD REGION MASS. BICGEOGRAPHY OF THE OUTER BANKS NORTH CAROLINA THE ISOLATED FORMS OF RACC 118

STIGATION OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE BARBADOES 6 CROMBY STEAM ELECTRIC STATIONS GREA 337

DIVISION OF FISHERY RESEARCH BRANCH CHIEF CROSS-FLORIDA BARGE CANAL INVESTIGATION FISHERY RESEARCH TOX 709

OF BARK BEETLES ATTRACTANT PHEROMCNE OF THE EUROPEAN ElM BARK BEETLE GENETICS OF PHEROMONE SPECIFICITY B U12

FICITY BIOSYSTBMATICS OF BARK BEETLES BIOSYSTEHATICS CF BARK BEETLES ATTRACTANT PHEROMONE OF THE EUROPEA 012

TLE GENETICS OF PHEROMONE SPECIFICITY BIOSYSTEHATICS OF BARK BEETLES BIOSYSTEMATICS OP BARK BEETLES ATTR 012

ECTION AND PARTITIONING OF RAPTORS POPULATION ECOLOGY CF BARN CWLS ANALYSIS OF A LAKE CARP POPULATION BRE 660

- CEMENT GLANDS - ATTACHMENT MECHANISM HISTOCHEMISTRY - BARNACLE TISSUES DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING PROGRAM 031

MS MID ATLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACUATION FISH POPULATION DYNAMICS POP 600

OASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF NORTH CAROLINA BARRIER ISLANDS SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY OF A MANG 521

IN LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN ECOLOGICAL SURVEY VOLCANO BARU PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK PANAMA WILDLIFE SUR 008

R DUAL MONITOR DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DATA BASE BEAVER RIVER MODELING PROJECT APPLICATION 50

R WILDLIFE EVALUATION DRAFT E.I.S. FOR HIGHWAY WILDLIFE BASELINE DATA FOR POWER PLANT TERRESTRIAL AND W 575

FECTS ISOTHERMAL COMPRESSIBILITY OF SEAWATER TRACE METAL BASELINE STUDIES CHEMICAL EFFECT OF AIRBORNE PAR 029

THIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL SALT MARSH STUDY OIL POLLUTICN BASELINE STUDY COASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP MARSH ECOL 719

NMENTS AND PETROLEUM - ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT. ECOLOG 313

CAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT. ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE N.E. GULF OF MEXICO CLEANI 313

RAMETERS BACTERIAL GROWTH AND THE DELAWARE ESTUARY MODEL BASELINE STUDY OF TWO NEW IMPOUNDMENTS IN PA. M 257

MENTAL HEALTH SEROEPIEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY AT ARMY RESEARCH BASES VECTOR STUDIES ON MOSQUITOES 6 CHIKUNGUNYA 050

LEVATED TEMPERATURE EFFECT ON PETROLEUM WASTE TREATMENT BASIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY; APPLIED ENVIRONM 509

PHYS. BIOL. CHANGES IN A RESERVOIR AFTER REHABILIT ATICN BASIC RESEARCH ON ACID SPOILS IN SOUTH ILL. PRE 529

RATION OF THROMBOCYTES AND LYMPHOCYTES FROM AVIAN BLOOD BASIC SCIENCES RELATED TO VETERINARY MEDICINE EV 752

TION OF PARKER RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS FISHERIES BIOLOGY - EASIC STATISTICAL APPLICATIONS AND POPULATION DY 581

MITTEB FOR FISHERIES MANAGEMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER BASIN PLANNING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF ANAD 587

OPERATIONS AND WILDLIFE WILDLIFE RESOURCES ST. LAWRENCE BASIN VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY AND HABITAT SELECTION 762

F SHRIMP AND SHELLFISH OIL SPILL IN THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER BASIN AQUACULTURE IN LOUISIANA SALT-MARSH IMPOUN 597

CTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY OF FISHES TFCUTS OF UPPER KERN RIVER BASIN CALIFORNIA FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND SYSTEMATIC 620

HCTIC COPEPODA VETICAL DISTRIBUTICN COPEPODA FJORD-LIKE BASIN DEEP-HATER CYCLOPOID COPEPODA GULF ALASKA 170

NING ON OZARK HEADWATER STREAMS WATER QUALITY OF 3 RIVER BASIN IN N.E. HO. LIFE HISTORY OF THE EMERALD SH 202

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BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS THE EFFECT OF LUNG ANTIBODY 95

BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS ANIMAL DISEASE INC 590

BIG GAMS ANIMALS GROSS CHANGES OF THE BLACK HILL 568

BIG GAME IN SOUTH DAKOTA ANIMAL ECOLOGY AND MAN 67

BIG GAME INFLUENCE OF DEER ON VEGETATION BREEDIN 618

BIGHORN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PARKS AND 378

BIGHORN SHEEP PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STABVATIO 623

BIGHT MABINE PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY BIOGEOGBAP 591

BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD ltU3

BIGHT BENTHOS DEEP-SEA BENTHIE COMMUNITY RESPIRA 661

BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC PISH BARBIER 6011

BIGHT REGION U70

BIGHT STATE-FEDERAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT MODEL INV a72

BIGHT. ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE N.E. GUL 313

BILL ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENT 80

BILL EDTOPHICATION OF COBBOSSEE WATERSHED MAINE 516

BIO AGENTS WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM EFFLUENTS/REC U02

BIO-DISC TANNERY WASTE TREATMENT 603

BIOACTIVITY HERBICIDE MOVEMENT IN SOILS FATE AN 763

BIOASSAY AND IN STREAM EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL HASTE 8

BIOASSAY TECHNIQUE IN ENDBIN POISONING OF SHAHNE 282

BIOASSAY USING DAPHNIA AS TEST ORGANISM 15

BIOASSAY WITH MARINE ORGANISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL RES lUO

BIOASSAY BBINE WASTES EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF U 1139

BIOASSAYS ON AQUATIC INVEBTEBBATES USING HEAVY 279

BIOASSAYS ACUTE 6 SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTAN 281

BIOCHEM. S PHYSIOL. OF MUSCLE PBOTEINS MUSCLE PB 180

BIOCHEM. MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS ENVIRONMENTAL PH 88

BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PERSIST 5111

BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OP ABSORPTION FOLIAR FERTIL 510

BIOCHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF LIGNTN DEVELOPMENT OF 691t

BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OP STRIPED BASS POP. E 1*98

BIOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEMICA 731

272

TABLE 3 - BESEHRCH OR CONSOLTATI CN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

TIVE BIOCHEMISTRY PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY TOXICOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS HEAVY METAL COHPARA Ufi3

ENVIRONMENT EFFLOENT GUIDELINES FOE BEET SDGAH INDDSTRY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS OF HETEROSIS PERMANENT GRAS 735

D CANAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENT Al EFFECTS ON ORGANISMS BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMATICS SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF BAL U98

BLEMS MARKETING OE BIOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL-MICROBIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNO 731

QOALITY MERCORY AND THE FETUS "IN OTERO" ENVIRONMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY - HEAVY METAL INTERACTIONS WITH PRO 161

AERATOR DECOLORIZATION OF DYE PLANT EFFLUENTS MICROBIAL BIOCHEMISTRY AND ITS RELEVENCE TO POLLUTION CONT 69U

NFORMATION AND STATISTICS DEHOGBftPHIC STUDIES OF CHEMIST BIOCH IMISTRY AND OCEANOGRAPHY DIGITAL COMPUTER U25

MOTION OF ANTHRAIIN IN MOUSE SKIN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS AND BIOCHEMISTRY APPLIED TO CANCER RESEARCH INHIBITI 632

IN TISSUE RESIDUES 6 TOXICOLOGY OF VETERINARY PRODUCTS BIOCHEMISTRY DRUG METABOLISM RESIDUES OF VTRt^INI IBS

NSE - PHOTOMANTP HERBICIDES ON INSECT PESTS COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE - BIOCHEMISTRY INSE 316

PONSE — PHOTO MANIP HERBICDES ON INSECT PEST COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE-BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT 31S

INSECT PESTS COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE - BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE - PHO 316

MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY 8 BIOCHEMISTRY OF INSECT HORMONES 57

IN MARINE SEDIMENTS MARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITION BY POL U35

ADTOLY"'''- ENZYMES OF S. AUREUS MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY I HOPE TO APPLY THIS TO WATER POLL 6U8

AL INVESTIGATION FISHERY RESEARCH TOUICOLOGY ECOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY PEST CONTROL AQUATIC BIOLOGY DIVIS 7119

GY, BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS HEAVY METAL COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY TOXTCOLO U63

'IVITY HERBICIDE MOVEMENT IN SOILS FATE AND BEHAVIOR CF BIOCIDES IN SOILS AND HATERS BIOCIDES IN THE sni 763

SOILS FATE AND BEHAVIOR OF BIOCIDES IN SOILS AND HATERS EIOCICBS IN THE SOIL PESTICIDES IN SOIL AND BIOA 763

OSOLOGY HITH EMPHASIS ON DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND VECTOR BIOCONTROL ADAPTATION OF HUMAN MALARIA TO ANIMAL 7SS

BINGHAM PLANT DETERMINATION OF HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS BIODEGRAD ATION AND AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY PRODUCT 31

CAL LEGUMES POLLUTION OF FARM PONDS SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIODEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES NODULATION OF TROPI U91

ST BIODEGRADATION OF 2 U-D IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONME 323

OLOGICAL ECOLOGY ST. LAURENCE E. ONTARIO SHORELINE STUDY BIOGENIC SILICA IN PLANTS- ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICAN 250

EIOGECCHEMICAL CYCLING AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION 7U1

OLOGY OF MINNESOTA POLLUTION OF LAKE ONUNDAGA, NEW YORK EIOGECCHEMISTRY OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER SEDIMEN 1^2

LAKE ONTARIO OPENOCEAN ORGANISMS RESPONSE TO POLLUTICN EIOGECCHEHI STRY OF OCEANS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE 7U

ES ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF A LAKE ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTEMS BIOGECCHEMI STRY ; AQUATIC ECOLOGY NUTRIENT - HYDR U32

ON COMPARATIVE POPULATION CYTOGENE TICS OF VERTEBRATES BIOGECGRAPHY COMP. POP. CYTOGENETICS R EVOL. SCE 297

LIZARD Ef-OLOGY PBESAHARAN ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA BIOGECGRAPHY HERPETOFAUNA SOUTHERN SPAIN BIOGEOG 97

CDTHERN TUNISIA EIOGEOGRAPHY HERPETOFAUNA SOUTHERN SPAIN BIOGECGRAPHY HERPETOFAUNA MOROCCO LIZARD ECOLO 97

STEMATTCS OF COASTAL AND INSULAR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATIS BIOGECGRAPHY OF THE CAPE COD REGION MASS. BIOGE 1118

L VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE CAPE COD REGION MASS. BIOGECGRAPHY OF THE OUTER BANKS NORTH CAROLINA U18

DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OF CORAL REEFS; THERORETICAL ECOLOGY; BIOGECGRAPHY OF TROPICAL MARINE ANIMALS EFFECTS 557

B CURRENTS IN N.Y. BIGHT MARINE PHYTOPLA NKTON ECOLOGY BIOGECGRAPHY QUANTITATIVE MODELS QUANTITATIVE E 591

P UTILIZATION OF DRASTICALLY DISTURBED AREAS CHEM. PHYS. BIOl. CHANGES IN A RESERVOIR AFTER PEH ABIL ITATIO 529

TALLY WITH REFERENCE TO MEANS OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL PCE. BIOL. CE GERMAN COCKROACH IN LAB. CULTURES CONTR 3U6

NVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATION BY POLLUTION (MARINE-PHYSICAL- BIOl.) DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOU 55S

GE ROADSIDE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN WASTE TRT. PLANTS EIOIGICAL ASPECT OF WASTE TREATMENT EFFECT 0" PO 367

STRUCTURE AQUATIC COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO POLLUTION RAPID BIOLOGICA INFORMATION SYSTEMS RECOVERY OF DAMAGE 103

OSYMBIONS AND OTHER PHYTOPLA NKTON SURVEY OF CALDER LAKE BIOLOGICAL NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF MARINE A 196

TAL SHELF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF LAKE SEDIMENTS BIOLOGICAL 6 CHEMICAL INTEREACTIONS IN FRESH EST 812

ON - ANAEROBIC DIGESTION EFFECTS CF PH INORG C AND 0-fO BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR MICROBIOLOGY-PHYSIOLOGICAL E 386

BUDGETS MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF AQUATIC SYSTEMS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EUTROPHICATION PREDICTIO 342

S - AUSTRALIA TERMITE BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR (PHEROMONES) BIOLOGICAL CONTROL EXP. STUDIES ON COMMUNICATION 705

INFECTIOUS DISEASES THERMAL EFFECTS ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN TROPICAL PONDS MEKONG RIVE 11U

ISH ASIA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC NUISANCE DIPTERA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC INSECT PESTS MOSQ U6

H AFRICA W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY FISH ASIA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC NUISANCE DIP"ERA U6

BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF INSECTS AND INSECT ECOLOGY "64

GY OF COCKROACHES ESPECIALLY WITH REFERENCE TO MEANS OF BIOIOGICAL CONTROL POP. BIOL. OF GERMAN COCKROAC 3U6

NSECT AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR SYMBIOSIS INSECT MANAGEMENT BIOLOGICAL CONTROL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE RESEARCH 0 U3

HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND THE COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL DATA EFFECTS OF EARLY SEPTEMBER HUNTI U93

PESKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES ESPECIALLY STRIPED BASS GROSS BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF OVERBOARD DISPOSAL IN UPPER 586

NKERS ON MACHIAS BAY MAINE OFFSHORE OIL AND NEW ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DESIGN OF WATER QUALITY MONIT U97

BENTHIC MACROFAUNAL PRODUCTION ACID MINE DRAINAGE STREAM BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES ON TH 282

MONTON, ALBERTA TOXICOLOGIC AL EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS EFF 261

ECT OF OVERBOARD DISPOSAL IN UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY - FISH BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF WIDENING AND DEEPENING 586

ICS OF PISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF SALEM CHURCH DAM SITE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF GATHRIGHT DAM SITE LOCATION 62

Al POLLUTION AS IT RELATES TO AIR WATER AND LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES PUGET SOUND KATE 652

ISP. RESOURCE ECONOMICS ESPECIALLY WATER AND FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ORGAN 231

ICSL STUDY DIRECTOR SYSTEMATICS-ECOLOGY PROGRAM MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY WOODS HOLE MASS. SHELL 112

0 HARBOR AREA ZOOPLANKTON STUDIES IN OSWEGO HARBOR AREA BIOLOGICAL LIMNOLOGY 6 FISHERIES BIOLOGY BENTHOS 207

LOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS BIOIOGICAL MONITORING BIOLOGICAL RECOVERY OF CLI IBU

E ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY OF PUMPED STORAGE SITES REPORT ON BIOIOGICAL PHYSICAL HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 193

OCK LAKE AQUATIC ECOLOGY - EUTROPHICATION PROCESSES AND BIOLOGICAL POLLUTION MONITORING THOPHOGENIC ECOL U69

BIOLOGICAL PROCESS TECHNOLOGY 722

ND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES WATER POLLUTION CONTROL WITH BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES PURE OXYGEN USE IN BIOLOGIC 371

OBS VITAMINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTIVITY IN COOK INLET ftLASKA VIT 507

lYSES OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS BIOLOGICAL MONITORING BIOLOGICAL RECOVERY OF CLINCH RIVER AQUATIC BIO 18U

OPOSAL CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF AQUATIC SYSTEMS AND BIOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS S 117

F A. CYANEUS GROUP SYSTEMATIC ICHTHYOLOGY MEDITERRANEAN BIOIOGICAL STUDIES PROGRAM OCEAN ACRE PROJECT SY 267

VISOBY BOARD EPA CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER PLANT BIOLOGICAL STUDY DIRECTOR SYSTEMATICS-ECOLOGY P 112

H STUDY COMPARATIVE BIOSYSTEM ATIC STUDIES ON KIlLIFISHtS BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LOWER POTOMAC RIVER ECOLOG 233

BIOLOGY EUTROPHICATION STUDY OF SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PETERS CREEK VA. WATER POL 32U

PTON ROADS SPOIL BANK ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF SALEM CHURCH DAM SITE BIOLO 62

IONS FISHERY RESEARCH (GENL) GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT BIOLOGICAL TECHNICAIAN RESEARCH SPECIALIST RESE 663

OLOGY ATP IN PLANKTON AS MEASURE OF BIOMASS AND ACTIVITY BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF RESORCINOL WASTEWATER PH 85

EMOVAL ENHANCEMENT OF NITplFICATICN WITH CLINOPTILOLIT I BIOIOGICAL WASTE TREATMENT NITRIFICATION ALGAL U39

ION CONTROL WITH BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES PURE OXYGEN USE IN BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT DEN ItrifICATION 371

WATER WATER POLIUTICN CONTROL - PHYSICAL CHEMICAL AND BIOIOGICAL AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY ATP IN PLANKTON 8S

NNECTICOT TIDAL WETLANDS PRESERVATION PROGRAM CONSULTANT BIOLOGISTS NEOTROPICAL ANGIOSPERM TAXONOMY; NE "12U

SYSIEBATIC AND EVCIUTICNAFY BIOLOGY ''52

WILDLIFE BIOLOGY "'"

PRACTICAL RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT IN FRESHWATER FISHERY BIOLOGY (COLDWATER) SHORT TERM EFFECTS 0" ACCOTH 73

FE UTILIZATION OF PARKER RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS FISHERIES BIOLOGY - BASIC STATISTICAL APPLICATIONS AND POP SRI

273

TABLE 1 - RESEARCH OR COVSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

COHHUNICATION IN TERHITFS TERNITES - AOKTPALIA TERMITE BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR (PHEROHONES) BIOLOGICAL C0» 701

S ECOLOGY OF BLACKBIRDS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY EVOLOTIONAEY BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION OF SP 665

ACTBRIAL ECOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS OF FBESHHATER ttlCBOLAYER BIOLOGY AND CHEPIISTRY BICROBIAL (ALGAL BACTERI 532

ONDS LAKES RESERVOIRS AND STREAMS ATLANTIC SDRF CLAn - BIOLOGY AND COBBERCIAL CATCH PACIFIC SALMON PASS 28«

NT RESI!ARCH: POPULATION DYNAMICS OF Y. PERCH POPULATION BIOLOGY AND COMHONITY ECOLOGY IN FISHERIES RESEA 353

ANAGEMEllT PEST HANAGEnENT IN COASTAL AND ESTDARINE AREAS BIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF EYE GNATS INTEGRATED CONT 23

ESTS INGESTION RATES OF CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS POPULATION BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS OF SMALL MAHMA 276

CTS OF THERMAL DISCHARGES ON HUDSON PISH ESTDARINE FISH BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DISTRIBUTION AGE AND ECOLOG 35

Y OF THE GEODUCK CLAM HIGH SEAS, PACIFIC SALMON STUDIES BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF COMMERCIAL (lOLLUSKS AN 1U

BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF FREE LIVING UNGULATES 1U9

BIOLOGY AND POLLUTION EFFECTS EVALUATION THERMAL 56U

BIOLOGY AS PERTAINING TO SPORT FISHERY DIGESTION 61

BIOLOGY BASS YEARCLASS STRENGTH 513

BIOLOGY BENTHOS OF NEAR SHORE WATERS OF LAKE ONT 207

BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BENTHIC FAUNA FISHES LIMNOLOGY 518

BIOLOGY DIVISION OF FISHERY RESEARCH BRANCH CHI 7149

BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE ENVIRONM 770

BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES OF THREE PROPOSED 1BU

BIOLOGY EDTROPHICATION STUDY OF S1ITH MOUNTAIN L 32U

BIOLOGY FEEDING OF DAPBNIA ON ALGAE OF DIFFERENT 126

BIOLOGY IN SEABIRDS POPULATION S MOVEMENTS OF NE 19U

BIOLOGY LIFE HISTORY OP DOROSOHA PETENENSE IN AR 376

BIOLOGY MANHADEN MIGRATIONS MANHADEN PARASITES E U05

BIOLOGY OF ALGAE 139

BIOLOGY OF BORING AND FOULING MOLLUSKS CINEBATOG 162

BIOLOGY OF COCKROACHES ESPECIALLY KITH REFEEENC 3U6

BIOLOGY OF CORAL REEFS; THERORETICAL ECOLOGY; BI 557

BIOLOGY OF DIPTERA BIONOMICS OF MILKWEED BEETLE 520

BIOLOGY OF EOCARYOTIC MICROORGANISMS - PARTICULA 331

BIOLOGY OF FISHES FISH ANATOMY SURVEY PISHES OF 78U

BIOLOGY OF HAPLOSPORIDANS ULTRASTRUCTORE OF JELL 5im

BIOLOGY OF HELMINTHOSPORIUB MAYDIS RACE T SELECT ««2

BIOLOGY OF MAMMALS BAT ECOLOGY ANIMAL - PLANT IN 790

BIOLOGY OF MARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF SUU

BIOLOGY OP BARINE LARVAE AND FOULING AND BORING 162

BIOLOGY OF MARINE MOLLUSCS IN PARTICULAR EFFECTS 5U7

BIOLOGY OF MASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL BIOLO SUU

BIOLOGY OF PLANKTONIC BARINE CRUSTACEANS 700PLAN 779

BIOLOGY OP SEA TURTLES VERTEBRATE AND AQUATIC E 6UU

BIOLOGY OF THE CLOUDLAND DEER MOUSE PER0MY5CUS K 398

BIOLOGY OP THE GEODDCK CLAM HIGH SEAS PACIFIC S lU

BIOLOGY OP THE OSPREY ECOLOGY OP VERTEBRATES S 53H

BIOLOGY OF TILEFISHES MARINE ECOLOGY 6 SYSTEMAT 191

BIOLOGY PITUITARY FSN PHYSIOLOGY EFFECTS OP ENV 108

BIOLOGY RESOURCE PARTITIONING OF TROPICAL EPIPHY 622

BIOLOGY SHELLPISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOMIASIS SNAIL 123

BIOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEWAGE INTERACTION 387

BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY POOD HABITS WILD TURKEY INTE 125

BIOLOGY AND AGE GROWTH ANALYSES OF FISHES AGE 579

BIOLOGY BOTH ITS ECOLOGICAL AND ITS EVOLUTIONAR 358

BIOLOGY COMMUNITY ANALYSIS OP INSHORE AND ESTUA 237

BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF PLANKTOHIC ORGANISMS 260

BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION NEW JERSEY MARX 887

BIOLOGY GENERAL ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF SQU 1168

BIOIOGY MEASURES OP ENVIRONMENT AND FT3H THEHSE 216

BIOLOGY PREDATION IMPACT EVALUATION IMPACT EVAL 225

BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH LIFE HISTORIES; ENVIRONMENT 18

BIOLOGY; ELECTRONMICROSCOPY ; HISTOLOGY; EMBRYOLO 126

BIOLOGY-ECOLOGY HOLOTHURIANS (COLD WATER-BOREAL) 380

BIOLOGY-FRESHWATER ESTUARIES OCEANS PHYTOPLANK 222

BIOLDMINESCENCE AND ITS ECOLOGY APPLICATION OP 132

BIOHASS AND ACTIVITY BIOLOGICAL T8EATBENT OP RES 85

BIOMATHEBATICAL MODELING SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OP PERO 613

BIOHE SURVEYING AND ID 6m

BIOHE IBP COLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SP 82

BIOME NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING SUNNY POINT MARIN 198

BIOMEDICAL ENVIRONMENTS BICROBIAL CONTAMINATION U02

BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH NEUROBIOLOGY NEUROCHEM. EFFE 2U1

BIOBECICAL SIGNIFICANCE BRANACLE - CEMENT GLANDS U31

BIONOMICS OP BILKWEED BEETLE DROSOPHILA DISPERSA 520

BIONOMICS OF NATURAL CULEX PIPIES POPLATIONS RE 680

BIOPHYSICAL CHEHISTRY PARTICULARLY CHEMICAL REA 5

BIOPHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY REAERATION OF CHEROKEE RES 1109

BIOPSY METHOD - STRIPED BASS ADULT AND YOUNG FI 586

BIOSPHERE NEUTRON AND GAMBA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEED 526

BIOSPHERES NITROGEN NUTRITION 6 ALKALOID PRODUCT 771

BIOSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS OP BARINE FISHERIES DATA 23U

BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF ATLANTIC COASTAL PIMN ECOLOG im5

BIOSURVEY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO VALLEY U.K. WEST 3115

BIOSYNTHESIS ACTION OF ANTIBIOTICS AND REGULATI 76

BIOSYNTHESIS AND ACTIONS OF ANTIBIOTICS ENVIRONM 77

BIOSYNTHESIS ENVIRONMENTAL IBPACT PANEL ANTIBIOT 76

BIOSYNTHESIS PIGMENTS OF CENTROSPERMAE PLANTS N « 17

BIOSYSTEHATIC STUDIES ON KILLIPISHES BIOLOGICAL 233

BIOSYSTEMATIC STUDY OP VERONICA SERPHYLLIFOLIA V 72

PPECTS ON BARINE PLANKTON ESTDARINE AND MARINE PLANKTCN
RODUCTIONS IN RESERVOIRS FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND FISHERY

FRESHWATER FISHERY

TN OSWEGO MARBOR AREA BIOLOGICAL LIMNOLOGY 6 FISHERIHS
LAN FOR SUMMIT 6 PAXSON LAKES LIMNOLOGY WATER POLLUTION

TOXICOLOGY ECOLOGY BIOCHEBISTRY PEST CONTROL AQUATIC
LOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARIBBEAN SOCIAL

MONITORING BIOLOGICAL RECOVERY OF CLINCH RIVER AQUATIC
POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER WATER POLLUTION
OF A COULTER COUNTER TO ASSESS ZOCPLANKTON GRAZING; LAKE
TRACE SUBSTANCES INTERACTION OF BEHAVIOR AND POPULATION
ENGUS POPULATION MODELING AQUATIC ECOLOGY AND PISHERIJS
FFECTS or FLUCUATING WATER LEVELS FISHERIES AND AQUATIC

DEVELOPMENTAL
OF MARINt; LARVAE AND FOULING AND BORING ORGANISMS LARVAL
N BETWEEN BLACK AND WILD GERMAN CCACKROACHES POPULATICN
ORAL REEFS CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY
DROSOPHIIA DISPERSAL ANIMAL DISPERSAI;

HLY ALGAE MITOSIS IN A PHYTOFLAGELLATE CELL

BALTIMORE HARBOR SURVEY PISHES OP CHINCOTEAGOE BAY
OZOA AND FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF BARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL
T DISEASES WRITING BOOK-"CHE MISTBY OF FUNGICIDAL ACTION"
TERACTIONS BAHMALS OP NEW MEXICO EVOLUTIONARY

PACTION CELL BIOLOGY OP MASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL
G LARVAE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF NUCLEAR PLANT, N.H. COAST
ION OF THE EFFECTS OF CLUMPING POPULATION AND COMMUNITY
SNS ULTRASTRUCTURE OF JELLYFISH MUSCLE CONTRACTION CELL
KTON SURVEY OF SEABPOOK ESTUARY

ON ECOLOGY RADIATION EFFECTS ON B£HAVIOR AQDACDLTORE AND
ITANIUM MINE WASTF DUMPS IN THE ADIRONDACK flODNTAINS TBE
KS AND FISH EFFECTS OF HURRICANE AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
STUDY COHMUNITY SUCCESSION ON DREDGE ISLAND REPRODUCTION
K PISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC SARGASSUB REVISION 8 COBPARATIVE
EPRODUCTION FULL TIBE RESEARCH SINCE 1965 - REPRODUCTIVE
DYNABICS OF COMMUNITIES RESOURCE PARTITIONING TROPICAL
SH IMMUNITY TO PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES MOLLUSCAN
OLOGICAL WATER QUALITY ANALYSES RIVFRS-LAKES POPULATICN
ITES IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON WILDLIFE WILDLIFE
FS BARINE FISHES OF VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHORE POPULATION
G COMMITTEE OF DAT DONG OF INT. FEL. OF REC. POPULATICN
RINE INVERTEBRATES POPULATICN

MARINE
R TOXIN OF SPHOEROIDES TESTODINEUS ICHTHYOLOGY FISHERY
S VERTEBRATE FAUNA COLORADO NATL. BONUBENT REPRODUCTIVE
PULATION ESTIBATION RAINBOW TROUT SPAWNING SUCCESS PISH

WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANTBAL BEHAVIOR POPULATION
NG ST. CATHERINE SD, POTOBOC RIVER, BD BARINE FISHERIES
G DRUG ON RATS, DOGS, 6 HORSES CELLULAR 6 DEVELOPBENTAL
ARIATION IN FIICUS VESICULOSUS SHALLOW BARINE ECHINODERB
ROPHICATION OF BUSH RIVER GREAT AMERICA PROJECT AQUATIC
OLLUTION LIGHT PENETRATION IN SEA AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS
GTCAL AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY ATP IN PLANKTON AS MEASURE CF
MUSCUS BIRD POPULATIONS

ENTIFYING FUNGI RESEARCH ASSISTANT IBP CONIFEROUS FOREST
OGY ENVIPONBi^NTAL BANAGEMENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA
OLL SHORES BOGUE BANKS IBPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST

BANAGPMFNT SYSTEM EFPL'JENTS/EECYCLING MICROBIAL HAZARDS
AL FUNCTION EFFECT OF LEAD INGESTION ON MENTAL FUNCTION
ONBENTAL TECHNOLOGISTS THE STUDY OF NATURAL PRODUCTS OF
L ANIMAL DISPERSAL; BIOLOGY OP DIPTERA

S REPRODUCTION OP MOSQUITOES HOR MONOMIMETIC INSECTICICIS
NDUCTION 6 PHOTO-CONVERSION WITH PORPHYRINIC STRUCTURES
IPOUGATION OP SUSPENDED AND COLLOIDAL PARTICLES IN WATER
ENING AND DEEPENING C S 0 CANAL - FISH EVALUATION OF SEX
N IVY BUDS IONIZING RADIATIONS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THE
T MINERAL NUTRITION F. PLANT PHYSICLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN

FISHERY POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ADULT ATLANTIC MENHADEN
IFERIDA LATE PLEISTOCENE PALEOECOLOGY OF TONGUE OP OCEAN
LA VALLEY, N.M. AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZOOGEOGRAPHY
lOTIC BIOSYNTHESIS ENVIRONMENTAL IBPACT PANEL ANTIBIOTIC
TIC ACTION ANTIBIOTIC DEVELOPBENT CONTROL OF ANTIBIOTIC
ESIS ACTION OP ANTIBIOTICS AND REGULATION OF ANTIBIOTIC
GANIC COBPOUNDS IN A PENNSYLVANIA STREAM INDOLE ALKALCID
ATER MARINE FISHES OLDMANS CREEK MARSH STUDY COMPARATIVE
ASCULAR FLORA OF CHESHIRE CO., NEW HAMPSHIRE

27U
TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOITATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FI5LD

OF PHEROnONE SPECIFICITY BIOSYSTEBATICS OP BARK BEETLtS BIOSY STEflATICS OF BARK BEETLES ATTraCTAHT PHEROB U12

OPEAN ELH BARK BEETLE GENETICS OF PHFRONOVE SPECIFICITY BIOSYSTEBATICS OF BIRK BEETLES BIOS YSTEIATICS OP U12

LANKTON ECOLOGY IMPACT STUDIES CK COASTAL AND SSTUABIHE BIOTA CRANEY ISLAND ENV IRON MENTAL STUDY FAUNAL A lb9

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VIRONBENTAl IMPACT OF ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION CONTROL CF BIRD DEPREDATION ON AGRICULTURAL CROPS VERTEBRA 101
ENT BLACKBIRD DEPREDATIONS STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDIES CP BIRD CEPHEDATIONS P'^UCIES OF POPULATION ECOLOGY 350
COD AVIAN PLIGHT FORhATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING BEHAVIOR AND BIRD ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORIES BIRDS OF ATLANTIC 326

FIELD ORNITHOLOGY - BIRD IDENTIFICATION DISTRIBUTION AND ECOLOGY 239

ROJECT PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR SENSORY BASIS CP BIRD NAVIGATION ELEMENTARY SCIBNCS STUDY NATURAL TUB

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RD SANCTUARIES ORNITHOLOGY IN NIAGARA FRONTIER REGIONAL BIRD POPULATION STUDIES; CO-AUTHOB OF BIRDS OP T U89

BIOMATHEHATICAL MODELING SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF PEROBUSCOS BIRD POPULATIONS 613

BVEL RECREATION 8 OUTDOOR EDUCATION COURSES RESEARCH IN BIRD POPULATIONS - THESIS RESEARCH IN HERRING GU 292

RMINING DENSITY 0" FORESTBTRD EFFECTS CF CLEARCUTTING ON BIRD POPULATIONS HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF RAVEN 3111

EMPHASIS ON SMALL GAME SPECIES EVALUATION OF EXOTIC GABE BIRD PROGRAM PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING STUDY QUANTI 718

ILDLIFE AREAS SETTING ASIDE AREAS AS WILDLIFE REFUGES CB BIRD SANCTUARIES ORNITHOLOGY IN NIAGARA PRONTIE 189

VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY AND PALECOIOGY FEEDER RESEARCH BIRD SOUND CASSETTES 71U

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RS IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS FOREST RADIATION SENSITIVITY CF BIRDS COMMUNITY ECOLOGY OF TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRA 706

S OF UTAH LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY AND BIGRATION OF PELAGIC PIPES LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMAL 99

LGAE OF DIFFERENT SIZES DNPALATIBILITY OF BUTTERFLIES TO BIRDS USE OF A COULTER COUNTER TO ASSESS 7,O0PLA 126

ECOLOGY OF TEEBESTEIAl VEBTErSAIiS IN TEHPERATE FORESTS BIRCS AND CATAPILLABS IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS PORE 706

THE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF GAME SPECIES CF BIRDS AND MAMMALS 138

AND BIGRATION OF PELAGIC BIRDS LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS AND WILDLIFE DISEASES CHEMICAL 99

ICS DTSTRIEDTION AND LIFE HISTPY OF VERTEBRATES ESP. BIRD'' AND MAMMALS COMPILATION OF WILDLIFE IMPORT 32

STOCK NATIVE RODENTS IN UTAH LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY CF BIRDS AND MAMMALS OF UTAH LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY 99

OLARLY FEATHER STRUCTURE BRISTLES OF BIRDS INTEGUMENT OF BIRDS AVIAN ANATOMY/INTEGUMENT DESCRIPTIVE AND 696

DTHATCH ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR IN BIRCS COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR IN WHITE-BREASTED N 598

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IAN FLOCKING BEHAVIOR AND BIRD E MVIRONMENT AL INVENTORIES BIRDS OF ATLANTIC SEABOARD HATTERAS TO CAPE COD 328

FRONTIER REGIONAL BIRD POPULATICN STUDIES; CO-AUTHCB CF BIRCS OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGION WESTERN MY 189

ELD GROWTH IN THREE SPECIES OP HAWKS IMPACT OF RAPTOFTAL BIRDS ON GRASSLANDS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF RAPTO S23

KEYS TARPON PESTICIDE RESEARCH PROJECT SPORT FISHERY OP BISCAYNE BAY FLORIDA ENVIRONMENTAL MARINE SCIE 7mi

ETERINARY MEDICINE EVALUATION OF HUMAN PREGNANCY TEST IN BITCHES SEPARATION OF THROMBOCYTES AND LYMPHOCYT 752

GRATED CONTROL OF THE HOUSE FLY INSECT PEST MANAGEMENT BITING FLIES MOSQUITOES FILTH PLIES COASTAL B 23

MOLLUSCS IN PARTICULAR EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE OF MARINE BIVALVE COMMUNITIES EFFECTS OF OPENING MUGU LAGO 507

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AU COUNTIES AOUACULTURE FOR LONG ISLAND ABNORMALITIES IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTURE OF MARINE ORGANISMS M 721

XONOMY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FRESHWATER MDSSLES (MOLLUSCA: BIVSLVIA: UNIOHACEA) IDENTIFICATION OF FRESH-WAT 2Ull

HERN MAINE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS STOCKING HATES IN PONDS CN BK . TROUT FISHING QUALITY PREDATION ON NEWLY STO 73

ERMAN COCKROACH Wl-^H EECIPB. TRANSIC COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND WILD GERMAN COACKROACHES POPULATION B 3U6

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SOWTH ANALYSES OF FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION CF BLACK DRUM ANALOG SIMULATION IN FISH POPULATION 579
OF HEAVY METALS IN WATER WINTER ECOLOGY SALT MARSHES AND BLACK DUCKS ORNITHOLOGY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE 27U
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LOGY OF UPLAND AND BIG GAME ANIMALS GROSS CHANGES OF THE BLACK HILLS PINE FOREST MOVEMENTS OF PHEASANTS I 568
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ONDS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF A COASTAL BRACKISH LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE AND EUTROPHICATTON OF COASTAL P 501
MENTS ECOLOGY OF THE MOHAWK EIVEB FLOODPT.AINS MAMMALS CF BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS SMALL MAMMALS OF PIEDMONT P 116
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MICROBIAL ECOLOGY; ALGAL VIROLOGY LYSOGENY IN BLUE-GREEN ALGAE 106

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TS TROUT HATCHERY VS. OWNER OF ' 1-0NC/-COURT CASE DIET CF ELUEGILL AND LARGEMODTH BASS ECOLOGY OP FISHES; 289

MING MECHANISMS LARVAL FISH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNETIC BLUEGILL PRY IMPACT OF DYLOX ON AQUATIC VERTEBRA 772

OSITION OF 22 SPECIES OF FRESHWATER FISHES SEPARATION OF BLUEGILL POPULATION WITH SEROLOGICAL METHODS FI 5711

EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF BLUEGILL SUNFISH INTRA- AND INTER SBECIFIC BEHA 308

IFE PRODUCTIVITY FOR RECREATION PURPOSES DUR 2H TRAPPING BLUEGILL SUNFISH IN FARM PONDS LAKE TROUT CHROBO 777

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HAKAGEHBIIT HURRICANE IMPACT ON QUAIL HABITAT HABITAT AND BOBWHITE QUAIL PRODUCTION SOUTH TEXAS RANGE AND 53

FOREST VEGETATION HAP SUCCESSION OF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT BODEGA BAY CA. MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY 795

HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. LITTOREA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES AT BODEGA HEAD CALIFORNIA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY O 299

TEMENT - NUCLEAR POWER DIATOM COMMUNITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATOM CYMBELLA CISTUIA DIATOM COHHUNIT 3U7

AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY ECOSYSTBMATIC STUDY OF CECAR BOG OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF A WATER PLAN 651

ON SOIL FERTILITY iiE'ETATION GROWTH NUTRITIOK Of PEAT BOGS VEGETATION ANALYSIS AND MAPPING EFFECT OF 171

EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS (TEMPERATURE FORESTS BOGS ARCTIC) ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FOR FORESTRY AND 171

CROSSING HAMPTON ROADS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOLL SHORES BCGUE BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST BI 198

ON DYNAMICS OF HARVESTER ANTS METHODS IMPROVEMENT - PINK BOLIWCRM PROGRAM HOST-PLANT INSECT CO-EVOLUTION 208

NATIONWIDE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHOPN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE MANAG 378

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ST SORVET (1« ECUADOR TREE IDENT IPICATION PREPARATION CP BOOKS AND HAPS O.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDEM «38

CTIOM R ANALlfSIS ECOlOGICAl STUDY OF DELAWARE RIVER NEAR BORDENTOWN NJ NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR L D51

ARVAE AND POOlINn AND BORING ORGANISMS LARVAL BIOLOGY OF BORING AND POOLING BOLLUSKS CINEHATOGSAPHIC STUO 162

!-T, K.H. COAST EIOLOGY OF MARINE tSRVAC AND FOULING AND BORING ORGANISMS LARVAL BIOLOGY OF BORING AND FO 162

ALSCOLOGY ANATOMY IMMUNOLOGY SYSTEMATICS MEKONG MATER BORNE DISEASES M 173

I'^OHGANIC PLANT NUTRITION ESPECIALLY TRACE ELEMENTS BORON REQUIREMENT AND METABOLISM OF PLANTS 128

FILTDS-I-ION BEDS MASrEWATER STUDIES FOR MERRIMACK RIVER 6 BOSTON HARBOR WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND PLA 610

ARINE ENVIRONMENTS GC-MS ANALYSIS OF PCB DDT ORGANICS IN BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS TRANSPORT AND ALTEBATIO 636

EUTEON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS X RAYS CN BOSTON IVY BDDS IONIZING RADIATIONS AND RADIONO 526

ASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DVC LIG. BOT. RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION OF W 27

ON PINE SEEDLING GROWTH SURVEY CF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA BOTANICAL GARDEN GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PL 611

SOURCES OF MAINE AQUACULTURE POTENTIAL FOR MAINE MARINE BOTANY - BOTH PHYCOIOGY 6 MYCOLOGY NANNOPLA NKTON 583

OF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT, BODEGA BAY. CA. MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETATION HAP SUCCESSION 795

OECOIOGY OF SERPENTINE SOIL EPIDEMIOLOGY 6 PHYSIOLOGY OP BOTRYTIS DISEASES OF STRAWBERRY S THEIR CONTROL ««6

R CONTROL DISEASES OF SHALL FRUIT CHOPS; PHYTOPHTH08A r. BOTRYTIS PHYSIOLOGY 6 DISEASES HYCOECOLOGY OF SE Mtte

SNAIL EFFECTS OP HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. LITTOREA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES AT BODEGA HEAD CALIFORNIA PHYSI 299

TiVE MODELS QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGY OF NORTH ATLANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATER CURRENTS IK N.Y. BIGHT MARINE PHYT 591

ES BED": IN JAMES RIVER EFFECT OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTICN CN BOTTOMS EFFECT OF DREDGING ON OYSTER BEDS UNDER UUU

INTILLATTON STUDIES ATHOSPHERIC TURBULENCE IN PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER MEASUREMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC TURBUL 773

CN S HYDROLOGY STUDY OP UNIVERSITY OP HD SECTOR OF PAINT ER. BACT 5 CHEM STUDY OF THE ROCK CREEK WATERSHE 688

MANAGEMENT WATERFOWL AND ASSOC. IN BRACKISH AND FRESH WATER HABITATS FOR PEOPLE 136

HICATION OP COASTAL PONDS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF A COASTAL BRACKISB LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE AND EUTBOP 501

CLING IN NATURAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE SYSTEMS ECOLOGY CF BRACKISH PONDS RECEIVING SEWAGE DISSOLVED ORGANI «06

MAHHLIAN NERVOUS SYSTEM COMPARATIVE ANATOHY OF CETACEAN BRAIN COMPARATIVE NEVROANATOM OP 360

GIC SARGASSUM SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN TOADPISH SWIMBLADDESS BRAIN STIMULATION IN TOADFISH SARGiSSUM COMMUNI 218

THE STUDY OP HATUHAL PRODUCTS OP BIOMEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE ERANACIE - CEHENT GLANDS - ATTACHMENT MECHANISM U31

ST CONTROL AQUATIC BIOLOGY DIVISION OF FISHERY RESEARCH BRANCH CHIEF CROSS-FLORIDA BARGE CANAL INVESTIGA 7a9

HIGHLANDS PROJECT SLEEPY HOLLOW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT BEEACKABEEN-BLENHEI M PUMPED STORAGE FACILITY RE 168

D TOXICITY ON P. ROSEOLA HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH SHIP AND BREAKWATER COLLISION DESIGN OF SEWAGE TREATMENT 616

DUCTION OF BREAST TUMORS RADIATION DOSE RESPONSE FOR PAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION AND CHEMIC 638

« ftND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATION RAT BREAST TUMORS IN VITRO INDUCTION OF BREAST TUMOR 638

AL AND RADIATION RAT BREAST TUMORS IN VITRO INDUCTION CF BREAST TUMORS RADIATION DOSE RESPONSE FOR HAT BR 638

I INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDER GRAIN LEGUMES CONSULTANT ON UNIVERSITY D 503

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URAL PRODUCTION COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF RESEARCH - PLANT BREEDING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY OP SUBARCTIC 338

EST UPLAND AND BIG GAME INFLUENCE OP DEER ON VEGETATICN BREEDING BEHAVIOR OF HALE WOODCOCK ECOLOGY OF RO 618

ECOLOGY OF BARN OWLS ANALYSIS OF A LAKE CARP POPULATICN BREEDING ECOLOGY OF RAPTOR POPULATIONS IN UTAH 660

ETE AND PARTIAL DIALLELS FOR ORCHARD GRASS GENETICS AND BREEDING OF FORAGE CROPS AND OTHER SPECIES COMPL 192

AGE VARIATION IN GENETIC CONTROL OF GROWTH RESEARCH AND BREEDING PROGRAM FOB DOUGLAS FIR POPULATION GEN 506

FCRUGE LEGUMES SOYBEAN BREEDING 8 CULTURE PLANT BREEDING PSEUDO-SELF-COMPATIBIIITY OP RED CLOVER 1(23

ELOPMENT, THAILAND, KASETSART UNIVERSITY, BANGKOK PLANT BREEDING TEMPORARY SCIENTIST INTERNATIONAL INSTI 503

ASK FORCE ON SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDING RESEARCH EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT GE 338

L SYSTEMS DREDGING SUNNY POINT MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTON ROADS DREDGE AND 198

GY CIRCULATION OP N.H. COASTAL WATERS THERMAL POLLUTICN BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CONNECTICUT OLD OIL SPILL BFF 307

EFFECTS ON BENTHOS OF HUDSON RIVER EFFECTS OF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS B 788

TE TREATHENT NITRIFICATION ALGAl ASSAY FISH BIOASSAY ERINE WASTES EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF 16 DYES ON 1I39

GENERAL PEST MANAGEMENT EVAL lARVICIDAL BRIQUETTES FOR CONT. MOSQUITOES 6tt5

FUNCTIONAL AVIAN ANATOHY PARTICULARLY FEATHER STRUCTUEE BEISTIBS OF BIRDS INTEGUMENT OF BIRDS AVIAN ANAT 696

D NATIONAL PARK PANAMA WILDLIFE SURVEY ANEGADA ISLANI BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION U08

ALL CONSULTANT SERVICES HAVE BEEN WITHOUT REMUNERATION BROAD NATURAL HISTORY ESPECIALLY BIRD MA1MAL A 210

SOLTANT ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISOR ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATION OF BROAD SPECTRUM PESTICIDES AND/OH THE SOCIO-ECOL 188

8SITY OP CONNECTICUT RESEARCH COLLABORATOR USPS HUBBARD BROOK SOIL PHYSICS AND PLANT PHYSIOLOGY RESEARC 2118

NCE IN FISH REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROOK TROUT AT LOW PH SALT GLAND OF SEA SNAKES I 530

NTAL PLAN TRINITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BHOOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEW YORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMP 792

DUCTION FORAGES EATEN BY DEER IN THE SOUTHEAST SIMULATED BROWSING BY CLIPPING THE EFFECTS OF HABITAT CHA 303

T PLANTS ARCTIC-ALPINE AND COASTAL TAXONOMY OP TOLOSTCHA BRUMALE SNOWCOVEH ECOLOGY OP DIAPENSIA ABLES P 727

AMICS OP ANADROMOUS ALEWIVES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OP BRUNSWICK BEACHES ENV. ASS. OF CHABTREE CHEEK PL 7311

NOMY S ECOLOGY BRYOLOGY LICHBNOLOGY MOSS CYTOLOGY SPHAGNUM TAXO 666

PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND MORPHOLOGY OF BRYOZCA COLONY GROWTH OF COMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN 30

LOGY OP BHYO?OA COLONY GROWTH OF COMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN BRYOZCA OP NEW ENGLAND BRYOZOA OF PANAMA CANAL R 3a

GROWTH OF COMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN BRYOZOA OF NEW ENGLABD BRYOZCA OF PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXONOM 3U

ND MORPHOLOGY Of BRYOZOA COLONY GROWTH OF COMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN BRYOZOA OF NEW ENGLAND BRYOZOA OF PANAM 3U

LIS FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING OIL SPILL SOURCE DETECTICN B;JBELE INDUCED UPWELLING OF SEA WATER SPREADING 630

CAL AND PHYSICAL EUTROPH ICATION PREDICTION STREAM ENERGY BUDGETS MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OP AQUATIC SYSTEM 3112

PINE SITE PRODUCTIVITY - SOIL FACTORS WATERSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOREST RESOUR 571

OSIHERIC PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE METALS PLANKTON DE 3

HYDROLOGIC INTERACTIONS IN FORESTED WATERSHEDS NUTRIENT BUDGETS FOR CAYOGA AND SENECA LAKES ECOSYSTEM AN 1132

GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OP SEEDS PLANTS X BAYS ON BOSTON IVY BUDS IONIZING RADIATIONS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN T 526

N ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAL OP A SUMMER CAMP LAKE ERIE NEAR BUFFALO -MY PARK LAND AQOISITION FINGER LAKES ST UOO

NAGEMENT; COASTAL STABILIZATION; LAND RECLAMATION; MARSH BUILDING STABILIZATION AND PRODUCTIVE USE OF DRE 801

ED POXIES SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS FOR SHIPS BUILDINGS METALS ETC. FOR UNDER AND ABOVE WATER U79

lA SYSTEMATICS OP CYPERACEAE SYSTEMATIC LEAF ANATOMY OP BULRUSHES SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF ACHENE 628

OROLOGY AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENTAL BUOY DATA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA AND WEATHER E. 122

TES SURVEY PUBLIC PISHING LAKE FERTILIZATION SURVEY LAKE BURKE CENSUS SURVEY AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH EHPHAS 569

NHENT USING SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS FCR TEACHING EXPERIENCES BURNING TO PROMOTE PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES PLAHTIN 121

S CLUPEID FISHERIES- SUSQUEHANNA RIVER EUTROPHICATION CF BUSB RIVER GREAT AMERICA PROJECT AQUATIC BIOIOG 222

OP DAPHNIA ON ALGAE OF DIFFERENT SIZES UNPALATIBILITY CF BUTTERFLIES TO BIRDS USE OF A COULTER COUNTER T 126

ACRYLAHIDE GROWTH STIMULATION OR INHIBITION BY METABOtlC BY-fRODUCTS IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS RESISTANT CAN 605

RMINATION OP STRIPED BASS POP. EFFECTS OF ENLARGEMENT CF C 6 D CANAL ANALYSIS OP ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS O 1198

CAl STORM AGNES ON DELAWARE ES-'UABY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OP C S D CANAL LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS 717

Y - FISH BIOLOGICAL EVALUATIOH OF WIDENISG AND DEEPENING C 6 0 CANAL - PISH EVALUATION OP SEX BIOPSY METH 586

NE PRODUCTION - ANAEROBIC CTGFSTION EFFECTS OP PH INORG C AND 0-PO BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR MICROS TOLOGY-PHYS 386

ATIOM MAP SUCCESSION OF ALGAE IN fl TRANSECT BODEGA 8A! CA . MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGET 795

METALS CRODE OIL INSECTICIDES SYNDETS TO MARINE LIFE CADMIUM POISONING IN MARINE ORGANISMS TOXICOLOGY 205

276

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NE ORflSHISIS PHYSlDI-OGrCAL RESPO,)SE OP ESTDAFINE CRAB IC CADMIUM TOXIC EFFECTS OF HRAVT BETALS TO OYSTEB 1U0

BERMDDIAN ENDnsYMBIONS AND OTHER PHYTOPLA NKTON SURVEY CF CALDER lAKE BIOLOGICAL NUTRITIONAL REQUIREHENT 196

ENDOCRINOLOGY OP FISHES TRODTS OF UPPER REBN RIVER BASIN CMIPCRNIA FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND SYSTEHATICS COH 62U

DBBS ON L. LiTTOlltA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES AT BODEGA HEAD CALIFCRNIi PHY SIOlOiSICAL ECOLOGY OP .1ARINE ORGA 299

BIHATED HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ECOSYSTEK DD? RESIDUES IN CALlFCPNIf. CURRENT CHLO 15tt

DES EFFECT OF HISEX ON EARLY OLD-FIELD SUCCESSION VERNAL CAHEIAL ACTIVITY IN FOREST T3EES ANALYSIS OF PH 11U

ATIORS CONTROL Of CELL PHOLIFER ATIOV IN HAHKALTAN CSllS CAHP AND SECRETION DNA SYNTHESIS IN PAROTID AUTO li'l^

ECOLOGY WITH ACCENT IN ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAL OP A SUHHER CAMP LAKE ERIE NEAR BUFFALO NY PARK LAND AQUIS HOC

RESOURCES USES OP NON-FARNEn RURAL LAND CABPGSOIJNDS ANO CAMfEBS IN NEK YORK MARINAS IN N£» YORK RECREAT IS')

SOIL AND WATERSHED SOIL EVALUATION - HASTE DISPOSAL fCR CAMPGROUND SOIL CAHAGE ON LOGGED AREAS OF NEW YO 157

OSES OF NATURAL RESOURCES USES CP NON-FARMED RORAL LAND CAMPGROUNDS AND CAMPERS IN NEW YORK MARINAS IN N 78S

NINO TO ECOLOGY PLANNING A RESORT DEVELOPMENT PLANNING A CAMPSITE LAND PLANNING PERTAI 129

ODIES OF BIRD DEPREDATIONS STUDIES OP POPULATION ECOLCGY CANADA GEESE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY; WILDLIFE MANAOEM 330

ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL ATLANTIC FLYWAY COUNCIL CANADA GOOSE ESTABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY t PLANT 223

ION OF STRIPED BASS POP, EFFECTS OP ENLAPGEMENT OF C 6 0 CANAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON "SGA U98

SH BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF WIDENING AND DEEPENING C E 0 CANAL - FISH EVALUATION OF SEX BIOPSY METHCD - S 586

NG SAMPLING INSTRUMENTATION ADMINISTRATION ROLE OF SCE2 CANAL AS PATHWAY FOR DISPERSAL BETWEEN PED SEA A 22

ON OF FISHERY RESEARCH BRANCH CHIEF CROSS-FLORIDA BARGE CANAL INVESTIGATION FISHERY RESEARCH TOXICOLOG 7U9

ORM AGNES ON DELAWARE ESTUARY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF C 6 D CANAL LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ADMIN 717

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OF TROPICAL MARINE ANIMALS EFFECTS OP A PANAMA SEA-LEVEL CANAL STARFISH PREDATION AND ITS EFFECT ON CORAL 557

EST FOR HEPATITIS ASSOCIATED ANTIGEN RCLE OF HORMONES IN CANCER INZYMES IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE T 178

lALS DETERIORATION PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES. PEPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DE 77U

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Y METABOLIC BY-PRODUCTS IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS RESISTANT CANDIDA ALBICANS ULT? AC ENTRI FUG ATION YEAST CELLS 60S

IRONMENTAL STRESS VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY DEGREE CANDIDATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT PREPARA 75U

SPECIES SILVICULTURE OF HARDWOOD AND MIZED STANDS ANNUAL CANKER OF MAPLE APPLICATION OF ECOLOGY TO FORES 756

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ENTAL INVENTORIES BIRDS OF ATLANTIC SEABOARD HATTERA3 TO CAPE COD AVIAN FLIGHT FORMATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING JIB

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ENTS NUTRIENT STUDIES ON CORAL REEFS MARINE MAMMALS FRCH CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTERAS AQUATIC CHEMISTRY NUT 551

-U BENTHIC ECOLOGY-FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS MACROBENTHOS CF CAPE FEAR RIVER ESTUARY FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS STUD 720

T STUDIES ON CORAL REEFS MARINE MAMMALS FROM CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTERAS AQUATIC CHEMISTRY NUTRIENTS CARB 551

HISTORY STUDY OF RARE AND ENDAGERED ANIMALS ECOSOHVEY OF CAPE VINCENT NEW YORK ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF DEER 5U0

DLIFE SABINE RIVER DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS 625

MEDICAL CARE AND MANAGEMENT CF CAPTIVE EXOTIC ANIMALS 189

CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTERAS AQUATIC CHEMISTRY NUTRIENTS CARBON DIOXIDE SYSTEM DIFFUSION FROM SEDIMENTS N 551

IC COASTAL ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE META 3

STUARY FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS STUDIES - AQUACOLTDRE SYSTEMS CARBON-IH BENTHIC ECOLOGY-POOD CHAIN DYNAMICS M 720

AS SEDIMENTOLCGY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF MODERN AND ANCIENT CARBONATE SEDIMENTS PALECOLOGY OF TICHENOR LIMES 90

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R RAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATION RAT BREAST 638

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OPIC ANALYSIS OF INSECTICIDES' EFFECTS IN TELEOST FISHES CARCI NOGENISIS IN CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO DDT BEHAVI 76B

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SIDE REST AREA EVALUATION HELICOPTER DELIVERY OF MEDICAL CARE URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND PLANNING SOU 512

MEDICAL CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF CAPTIVE EXOTIC ANIMALS 189

MARINE AND FRESH WATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE WORKSHOP MARINE PRODUCTS 269

BONHENTAL NEUROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARIBBEAN SOCIAL BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF HOMICIDE AN 770

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ELEOST ECOLOGY OF INTEACOASTAL WATERWAY BEAUFORT NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN RELAT 93

R RIVES ESTUARY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES I-IV SOUTH CAROLINA SALT MARSHES SAND DUNES SOUTHEAST FL 687

RISTIC SURVEY OF MOREHEAD CITY FORT MACON JETTYS NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOMIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE 519

INE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF NORTH CARCLINA BARRIER ISLANDS SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY 521

TEMATICS OF FRESH WATER ALGAE FRESH WATER ALGAE IN NORTH CARCLINA PHYTOPLANKTON OF DELAWARE RIVER BASIN P 627

RTILIZATION COOPERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION CnOPSRATIVE 293

REST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE 608

SOILS AND FERTILIZATION FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE 293

TILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CARCLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE 293

RTILIZATION AND WEIGHT QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE 608

EST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE 50B

COD REGION MASS. BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE OUTER BANKS NORTH CARCLINA THE ISOLATED FORMS OF RACCOONS ECOLOGY 118

PTORS POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BARN OWLS ANALYSIS OP A LAKE CARF POPULATION BREEDING ECOLCGY OF RAPTOR POPDL 660

SE RESTORATION 8 MANAGEMENT HORVEN PARK HISTORIC ROUSE f, CARRIAGE MUStUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLE KANAWHA R. 63u

SECT DIAPAUSE AND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CAHRICN INSECT ECOLOGY CULEX SPP. DIAPAUSE B GEO 373

NG EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE HABITAT FOCD HABITS OF DEER-RANGE CARRYING CAPACITY NONGAME WILDLIFE *ND FOREST MA 158

RELATED SUBJECTS DEVELOPING AND CARRYING OUT EXTENSION PROGRAMS I 'J WILDLIFE AND 11

ONGBESS OPTIMUM POPULATION ENVIRONMENT SITE SELECTION IN CASAMANCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AID IN AGRICULTURE 1u2

EBRATE ECOLOGY AND PALECOLOGY FEEDER RESEARCH BIRD SCDND CASSETTES VERT 7m

ATION PHILOSOPHY AND DEVELOP. OF ENV. ECO. CENTER PERRAL CAT PREDATION 6 POPULATION DYNAMICS WILDLIFE EC 379

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F TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES IN TEMPERATE FORESTS BIRDS AND CATAPILLARS IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS FOREST SADIATI 70*;

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P DEPARTMENT OF ARMY PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS PESTICICE CATEGORIZATION MANAGEMENT O 602

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SH GENETICS HERTIABILITY OF HEIGHT AND LENGTH IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC COMPOSITION OF 22 SPECIES OF FRE 5711

ALLEY SUSQUEHANA RIVER PA EIS (MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD POTOMOC RIVER HD MARINE PISHERIE U8

T OF BLACK BEAR AND WHITE-TAILED DEER AND ORBAN WILDLIFE CATSKILLS NEW YORK BEAR STODY ADIRONDACKS BEAR 186

OHESTIC ANIMALS APPL. EGG TRANSFER IN INDOCTION THINS IN CATTLE ECOL. INFL. HEALTH REPROD. WILDLIFE IN S 614

IRGINIANYCIN IN SWINE RESIDUES OF A METHANE INHIBITOR IN CATTLE TOXICOLOGY STUDIES ON VIRGINIAMYCIN TISS 185

AFFECTING SOLUTION POROSITY OF KAFST AQUIFERS KSRST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; HATER POLLUTION ESP 573

A CAVEPNICOLOUS PROTOZOA REVIEW 6 NEW STUDIES IN MAMMOTH CAVE KY UNDERGROUND HATER PROTOZOA TEMPERATURE 256

ZOA TAXONOMY 6 PHYSIOLOGY OF ONDERGROOND HATER PROTOZOA CAVEPNICOLOUS PROTOZOA REVIEW B NEW STUDIES IN M 256

EIAL GROWTH AND FERMENTATIONS AND PRODUCTS FORMED DENTAL CAVITIES AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES SEARCH FOR CEP 753

INTERACTIONS IN FORESTED UATERSHFDS NDTRIENT BUDGETS PCR CAYOGA AND SENECA LAKES ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF A 132

CT STATEMENT - NUCLEAR POHER DIATOM CCMHUNITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATOM CYMBELIA CISTDLA DIATOM CO 3«7

RGINIA AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEM ATIC STUDY CF CEDAR BOG OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF A HATE 65U

NDUCED METAPLASIA CELLS OP MAMMALIAN OVIDUCT CELL AND TISSUE CHANGES DURING DEVELOPMENT RNA-I 259

ICULARLY ALGAE MITOSIS IN A PHYTCFLAGELLATE CEII EIOLOGY OF EUCARYOTIC MICROORGANISMS - PART 331

PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF MARINE COCCOID FUNGI CEH BIOLOGY OF HAPLOSPORIDANS ULTRASTRUCTURE OF 5UU

CONTRACTION CELL BIOLOGY OF MASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF MARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL BIOIOG 5UU

PORIDANS ULTRASTRUCTURE OF JELLYFISH MUSCLE CONTRACTION CELL BIOLOGY OF MASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL 51411

RUSES INHIBITOR OP RNA SYNTHESIS MAMMALIAN CELL COLTDBE CELl CULTURE ASSAY OF HATER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON 219

ROSCOPY OF VIRUSES INHIBITOR OF RNA SYNTHESIS MAMMALIAN CEII CULTURE CELL CULTURE ASSAY OP HATER POLLUTA 219

ASE PHYSIOLOGICAL HEMATOLOGY - FACTORS REGULATING BICCD CELL FORMATION HUMORAL REGULATION OF THROMBOPOIE 106

DUCTIVE ENDOCRIMNOLOGY PHYSIOLOGIST - EFFECT OF SMOKE CN CELL POTENTIALS CARDIAC ELECTHOPHYSIOLOGY; REPR U 1 1

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AL SIGNIFICANCE OF DIATOMS ORGANIC COMPOSITION OF DIATOM CELl HALLS PALEOLIMNOLOGY OF LAKE KIVU-CENTRAL A 320

S ALKALOID PRODUCTION IN GRASS ION ABSORPTION BY PLANT CELLS PLANT MINERAL NUTRITION 6 PLANT PHYSIOLOG 771

HEART METAPLASIA AND NUCLEAR NUCLEIC ACIDS IN MOTH OVARY CELLS SUBMICROSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC AC 12

APPLICATIONS CONTROL OF CELl PRCIIFERATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS CAMP AND SECRETION DNA SYNTHESIS IN PAROTI USI

SIS RESISTANT CANDIDA ALBICANS DLTRACENTRIFUGATION YEAST CELLS IN GRADIENT ACRYLAMIDE GROWTH STIMULATION 605

TISSUE CHANGES DURING DEVELOPMENT RNA-INDUCFD METAPLASIA CEllS OF MAMMALIAN OVIDUCT CELL AND 259

Y EFFECTS OF TR ANQUILIZING DRUG CN EATS, DOGS, E HORSJS CELLULAR r, DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY; ELECTRONMICROS 1126

CELLULAR MORPHOLOGY OF PLANTS 197

ND GAS PRODUCTION IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DECOMPOSITION CF CELIDLOS? SOLID HASTE MANAGEMENT REST AREA USAG 80S

NT CELLULOSE PRODUCTION BY PLANKTONIC ALGAE AND FATE CF CELLULOSE IN LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENTS POSTDOCTOBA 577

ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT OF MICROBIOLOGY RESEARCH ASSISTANT CELLUIOSE PRODUCTION BY PLANKTONIC ALGAE AND FAT 577

F NATURAL PRODUCTS OF BIOMEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE BRANACLE - CEMENT GLANDS - ATTACHMENT MECHANISM HISTOCHEMIS U31

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Y CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY ANNUAL RAGWEED POLLEN CENSUS - 1 COMMUNITIES ABSTRACTOR HUMAN PATHOLO 296
IOTA CRANEY ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY FAUNAL AND FLORAL CENSUS AND IMPACT RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER WETLANDS I 1|59
FTEY PUBLIC FISHING LAKE FERTILIZATION SURVEY LAKE BURKE CENSUS SURVEY AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON 569
SOLVE PROBLEMS CUPSAH LAKE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT RARITAN CENTER DREDGING PRQJECT ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR C 66
RONMENTAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND DEVELOP. OF ENV. ECO. CENTER PERRAL CAT PREDATION B POPULATION DYNAMIC 379
ADOLESCENT PRIMARY BEHAVIOR DISORDERS WORKSHOP COMMUNITY CENTER FOR UNMOTIVATED ADOLESCENTS SYSTEM ANALYS 120
T QUARANTINE ACTIVITICS CONSULTANT - USE OP PESTICIDES - CENTRAL AMERICA - GUATEMALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT 563
DES - CENTRAL AMERICA - GUATEMALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENTRAL AMERICA - PANAMA 6 MEXICO INSECT PEST C 563
N PLANTS- ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE DYNAMICS OF FORESTS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS PLANT COMMUNITY DYNAMICS INCLD 250
PRODUCTIVITY - SOIL FACTORS WATERSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOREST RESOURCES SCIENC 571
IR BACTERIAL DISEASES OF WATER MIIPOIL DENSITY-GRADIENT CENTR IPOUGATION OP SUSPENDED AND COLLOIDAL PARTI 009
ISH PARASITES AND THEIR HOSTS BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING OF CENTRIPUGED APPLE JUICE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY 325
SYLVANIA STREAM INDOLE ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS PIGMENTS OF CENTRCSPEEMAE PLANTS NATURAL PRODUCTS PHYTOCHE 017

TOXINS OP MARINE INVERTEBRATES PARTICULARLY CEPHAIOPODS AND GASTROPOD MOLLUSCS 671

SMED DENTAL CAVITIES AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES SEARCH FCB CEPHALOSPORIN AMIDASE ENZYME ANTIBIOTICS MICROS 753

ANATOM OF MAMMLIAN NERVOUS SYSTEM COMPARATIVE ANATOMY CF CETACEAN BRAIN COMPARATIVE NEVRO 360

INSECTS EFFECTS ATOMPHERIC LEAD POLLUTION ON INSECT FOOD CHAIN ECOLOGY OF 250

ES - AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS CARBON- 10 BENTHIC ECOLOGY-FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS MACROBENTHOS OP CAPE FEAR RIVER E 720

IN DYNAMICS MACROBENTHOS OP CAPE FEAR RIVER ESTUARY FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS STUDIES - AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS CAR 720

NITHOLOGY TWO MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF PLANKTON-ALGAE FCCD CHAIN HATER QUALITY CRITERIA LAKE RESTORATION 75

ION OF NUTRIENTS ALGAE AND ZOOPLANKTON IN AQUATIC FOCD CHAINS THE EFFECT OP ZOOPLANKTON ON ALGAL POPULA 558

PARTICULARLY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF AMERICAN CHAMELEON ENDOCRINOLOGY OF COLOR CHANGE IN CROTA 108

S GENERAL LIMNOLOGY LIMNOLOGICAL SURVEY OF A BAY ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN BIOASSAYS ON AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES U 279

HODS FISH GENETICS HERTIABILITY OF WEIGHT AND LENGTH IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC COMPOSITION OF 22 SPECIE 570

TEMS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN CYPRESS-GUM SHAMP EFFECTS CF CHANNELIZATION ON PISH POPULATIONS THE RELATIONS 713

OIR FISHERY MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY AND LIMNOLOGY EFFECT OF CHANNELIZATION ON FISHES AND THEIR HABITAT OYSTE 001

UTROPHICATION HATER QUALITY AND WATER SUPPLY PROTECTION CHARACTER OP NATURAL WATERS 6 POLLUTANTS WATER Q 393

ING SOIL-HATER RELATIONSHIPS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING CHARACTERIZATION OF SOIL RESOURCES APPLICATIONS 506

HASTES ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS CHARACTERIZATION STUDY OF RHODE ISLAND SOILS HIN 803

HARDHATBR LAKF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ROHLESBURG DAM CN CHEAT RIVER POPULATION STUDY OF FRESHWATER SNAIL 673

SYSTEMATIC HERPETOLOGY VARIATION IN SNAPPING TURTLES CHELYCRA SP 217

OGY STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF MD SECTOR OF PAINT BR. BACT 6 CHEM STUDY OF THE ROCK CREEK WATERSHED ENVIR. P 688

OF NATURAL AND POLLUTED HATERS. WATER PROCESSING SURVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OF WATER QUALITY IN SE VIRGINIA JA 332

ON AND WATER UTILIZATION OF DRASTICALLY DISTURBED AREAS CHEM. PHYS. BIOL. CHANGES IN A RESERVOIR AFTER R 529

NAGEMENT PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING IMPACT ANALYSIS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES ARTIC OIL EXPLOR 776

MORS EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATION RAT BREAST TUMORS IN VITR 638

ION INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ANALYSIS OF POLLUTANTS 6 OTHER CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCAT 515

DAMAGE INDUCED GROWTH - RADIATION CHEMICAL MECHANICAL CHEMICAL AREINOGENESIS MECHANISMS CONTROLLING 0 20

CYTOCHEMISTRY OF CHROMOSOMAL ACTIVITY; CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT 601

SPONSE FOR RAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATION R 638

COMPRESSIBILITY OF SEAWATER TRACE METAL BASELINE STUDIES CHEMICAL EFFECT OP AIRBORNE PARTICULATES ON SEA* 029

ULATES ON SEAWATER FLUX OP METALS THROUGH ENVIRONMENT - CHEMICAL EFFECTS ISOTHERMAL COMPRESSIBILITY OP S 029

TIC ECOSYSTEMS THERMAL EFFECTS ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GULF OF MEXICO-BRAZOS RIVER 98

RELATIVE TO INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS MARKETING OP BIO 731

OLLWOBH PROGRAM HOST-PLANT INSECT CO-EVOLUTION EASED CN CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT INSECT COEVOLUT 208

TRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF LAKE SEDIMENTS BIOLOGICAL 6 CHEMICAL INTERE ACTIONS IN FRESH ESTUARINE 8 COAS 812

DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS AND CHEMICAL MUTAGENS EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION 676

MARINE RADIOECOLOGY AND CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY 232

ING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBON SDLFOR BUDGETS DIS 3

278

T&BLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

ON THE LAND SOILS FOR WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND CHEHICAL PHENOMENA IN SOILS HASTEHSTER DISPOSAL 383

IVITY in FOREST TREES ANALYSIS OF PHYTOTOXIC EFFECTS CF CHFBICAL POLLUTANTS ESPECIALLY PESTICIDES EFFEC IIU

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F FORESTS ON ENVIRONMENT MICROCLIMATE AND RATER SUPPLY CHEMICAL TEMPERA-URE INTEGRATION MICROCLIMATE NO U21

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F OIL-BALLAST HATER HATER POLLUTICN CONTROL - PHYSICAL CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY AT 8";

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PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL WEATHERING IN ANTARCTICA ANALYSIS CF CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL WEATHERING SYSTEM? IN COLD CLI 51

/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GREEN PLANTS. THERMAL EFFECTS CN CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ANNUAL PLANT FIB 160

IBERS THE INFLUENECE OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT ON TFE CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GREEN PLANTS. TH 160

AND AVOIDANCES OF FISHES RESPONSES OF FISHES TO ORGANIC CHEMICALS BEHAVIORAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF U76

HERBICIDES IN SOD PLANT CROPS RESEARCH OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT USE "F CHEMI f.8

ND PLANNING THALLIUM POLLUTION HAZARDOUS SPILLS OF TOXIC CHEMICALS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OP DREDGE DISPOSA UU7

OP SEVIN 0 OIL IN FOREST SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PEST 786

ON HARBOR SEDIMENTS TRANSPORT AND ALTERATION OF ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS GC-HS ANALYSIS 636

AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT USE CF CHEMICALS ON RANGELANC ALGAE CONTROL IN LAKES AN 68

SL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PERSISTENT ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ORG ANOCHLORINES AND AVIAN REPRODUCTION 5U1

VISORY COMMITTEE EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS PRESENT STAFF SCIENCE ADVISOR HA2ARD0U 1452

PMENT GENETICS; CYTOGENETIC AL EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES AND CHEMICALS TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF 2 U 5-T IN GERB U50

FECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT THE APPLICATION OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS I.E. THE USE OF PESTICIDES AND FERTIL U01

HNICAL INFORMATION AND STATISTICS DEMOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF CHEMIST BIOCHEMISTRY ANt OCEANOGRAPHY DIGITAL C U25

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LOGY INVESTIGATICNS OF FRESHWATER HICRCLAYER BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY MICROBIAL (ALGAL BACTERIAL FUNGAL 532

R IDENTIFICATION LONG TERM RESEARCH ON LARVAL FISH WATER CHEMISTRY THE STUDY OF FRESHWATER LARVAL FISHES 668

MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY E BIOCHEMISTRY OF INSECT HORMONES 57

DINGS METALS ETC. FOR UNDER AND ABOVE WATER SPECIALIZED CHEMISTRY - VITAMIN STUDY SOFT DRINK ADDITIVES S U79

INERAL NUTRITION AND ANIMAL HEALTH SOIL FERTILITY SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CLAY MINERALOGY MINE SPOIL POTENTI 6U9

SUMMIT 6 PAXSON LAKES LIMNOLOGY WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BENTHIC FAUNA FISHES LIMNOLOGY OF TWO 518

HONES MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY S BIOCHEMISTRY OF INSECT HOR 57

Y AND OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS INPUT-FATE EFFECT ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT PROBL 213
IN SE VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS: SEDIMENT SIZE AND CHEMISTRY INFLUENCES THEREON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT 332
SEA HATER ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY MARINE AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND U60

S MARINE MAMMALS FROM CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTERAS AQUATIC CHEMISTRY NUTRIENTS CARBON DIOXIDE SYSTEM DIF^U "^51

PT IN OLIGOHALINE TIDAL MARSHES PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL AND POLLUTED HATERS. HATER 332

BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD CHEMISTRY OF SEA HATER OCEAN RESOURCES NEH YORK UU3

MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OF HATER AND SEDIMENTS AMINO ACID GEOC 766

R ANALYSIS ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OXIDATION - REDUCTION OR PORPHINS HATE U10

HYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY RELATIVE TO HATIR CHEMISTRY RESEARCH ASSISTANT P 201

EMPHASIZED FRESHWATER ECOLOGY IK MANY ASPECTS INCLUDING CHEMISTRY THE ECOLOGY OF THE BIRCH LAKF AREA IN 365

H SCIENCES/PARAMEDICAL FIELDS ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY CHEMISTRY MICROBIOLOGY S PATHOLOGY IN THE HE^LT 629

HOTO-CONVERSION WITH PORPHYRINIC STRUCTURES BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PARTICULARLY CHEMICAL REACTIVITY (GEN 5

E-BEARING PLANTS f. THEIR ALKALOIDS FLORA OF TAIHAN CHEMOSYSTEM ATIC STUDIES OF AMERICAN OAKS ALKALOI U30

1 PARTICLES IN HATER BIOPHYSICAL IIMNOLOGY SEAEBATICN CF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTERIAL DISEASES OF WATER M 109

ITY ESPECIALLY CRUSTACEAN FEEDING FEEDING OF COPEPODS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SECONDARY PRODUCTIV 701

N LOUISIANA SALT-MARSH IMPOUNDMENT SHELLFISH HATCHERY IN CHESAPEAKE BAY AQOACDLTURE OF SHRIMP AND SHELLF 597

S GROSS BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF OVEEECARD DISPOSAL IN UPPER CHESAP5AKE BAY - FISH BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OP W 586

ISLAND DAM S RESERVOIR N.Y. N.J. 6 PA FISH 6 WILDLIFE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES EVALUATING EFFEC 522

BIOPSY METHOD - STRIPED BASS ADULT AND YOUNG FISHES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES ESPECIALLY STRIP 586

MMERCIAL MOLLUSKS AND FISH EFFECTS OF HURRICANE AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY BIOLOGY OF THE GEODUCK CLAM HIGH 1U

AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE ZOOPIANKTCN ZOOPLASKTON CF LOHEB CHESAPEAKE BAY ENHANCEMENT OF STRIPED BASS POPUL 275

W MARINE HATERS NITROGEN CYCLE ON CORAL REEFS CONTROL OF CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH FREE AMINO ACIDS AND MA 760

JECT CONDITIONS OF THE BIOTA OF CHESAPEAKE BAY OIL SPILL STUDY ENERGY POLICY PRO 69

FF MOVEMENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF MONTAUK PT. AND CHESAPEAKE BAY PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AERIAL 115

SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE MGT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WETLANDS ON LONG ISLAND INDUSTRIA 811

MATIC STUDY OF VERONICA S EEPHYLLIFOLI A VASCULAR FLORA CF CHESHIRE CO. NEH HAMPSHIRE RIOSYSTE 72

ROFESSIONALS NUCLEIC ACID DISTRIBUTION IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK HEART METAPLASIA AND NUCLEAR NUCLEIC ACIDS 12

EOL AQUATIC BIOLOGY DIVISION OF FISHERY RESEARCH BRANCH CHIEF CROSS-FLORIDA BARGE CANAL INVESTIGATION F 7U9

ION ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF DESTRUCTIVE FOREST INSECTS CHIEF OF FOREST INSECT RESEARCH US FOREST SERVIC 759

ONSULTANT ADMINISTRATION OF FORESTRY PROGRAMS; 10 YEARS CHIEF OP U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT 135

10 YEARS CHIEF OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; U1 YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTA 135

FY AT ARMY RESEARCH BASES VECTOR STUDIES ON MOSQUITOES S CHIKUNGUNYA VIRUS MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY ARBOVIROLO U5U

ATOMY SURVEY FISHES OF BALTIMORE HARBOR SURVEY FISHES CF CHINCOTEAGUE BAY BIOLOGY OF PISHES FISH AN 78U

PRODUCTION IN NH PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGESTION RATES OF CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS POPULATION BIOLOGY AMD ECO 276

OF SMALL MAMMALS IN FORESTS EFFECT OF MAST PRODUCTION CN CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS MAST PRODUCTION IN NW PENNS 276

BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC INSECT PESTS MOSQUITOES CHIBONOMIDS H.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL B U6

CIES DIVERSITY AND SECONDARY SUCCESSION EFFECT OF DDT CN CHLORFLLA-D APHN I A ECOSYSTEM EFFECT OF MIREX ON S UOU

RGANIC COMPOUNDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ADSORPTION CF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS FROM SEAWATER DISTRIBUT 309

F CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS FROM SEAWATER DISTRIBUTION CF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN METAB 309

RESIDUES IN CALIFORNIA CURRENT CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ECOSYSTEM DDT 15«

AL BIOCHEMISTRY - HEAVY METAL INTERACTIONS WITH PROTEINS CHICRINATED ORGANICS FROM WASTEWATER DISINFECTIO 161

TIFIED LAKES STRATIFICATION OF PRCTOPLANK TON POPULATIONS CHLORINATION EFFECT OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS DISTRIBUT 28

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STATEMENT RESEARCH STUDY PROPOSAL CHLORINATION STUDY PROPOSAL CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL A 117

ION VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN FOUR NATURAL AREAS USE CF CHICRCPHYLL EXTRACTS TO MEAS SOLAR RAD. EFFECTS 710

lOLOGY BOTH ITS ECOLOGICAL AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS CHM. WORK GRP. U OF THE CONE. ON GLOBAL ECOL. PR 358

MALARIA CONTROL BLOODSUCKING FLIES CN CHOCEECIASIS CONTROL MICROSPORIDS ON BLACK PLIES ?6U

OLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF ANIMAL VIRUS DISEASES LDMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS VIRUS RESEARCH EFFECT OF LEAD I 397

ENESIS IN MOUSE SKIN EFFECT OF CARCINOGENS ON MOOSE SKIN CHROMATIN TUMOR PROMOTION OF ANTHRALIN IN MOUSE 632

Y ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO FISH FAUNA EFFECTS OF ZINC CHROMIUM AND NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TELEOST ECOL 93
PMENT CYTOCHEMISTRY OF CHRCMOSOMAL ACTIVITY; CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF DEVELO 601
IONS VERTEBRATE WATERSHED SURVEY CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS CF CHROMCSOME ANALYSIS REPRODUCTIVE PATTERN IN WILD 78

279

TABLS 3 - RE!;EARCH OF CONSULTATICN EXPERIENCE AND PFINCIPIE FIEID

OR 211 TRAPPING BlUEGILI, SUNFISH IN FARH PONDS LAKE TRODT CHROHCSOUE BORPHOLOGT INCREASE FISH AND MILDIIP -777

NSECTICIDES' EFFECTS IN TELEOST FISHES CA RCINOGENISIS IN CHRONIC EXPOSORE TO DDT BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN EI 768

Al NODKL FOR HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEOnoNITIS IHMDN0L01Y OF CHRONIC LONG DISEASES ESPECIALLY OCCOPA-^ION ,M, RE 9S

ATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS OF PINK ABO CH0I1 SAIKON SECONDARY PRODUCTION OP MARINE PELAG 382

OGY AND SYSTEBATICS OF FISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF SALIH CHURCH DAN SITE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF SATHRIGHT D 62

IRON FROM ACID MINE DRAINAGE HATERS DOWN HIND TRAVEL CP CHY EVEN SPILL USE OF CLUIDIZED BED ELECTRODE TO 783

SYSTEMATICS OP SQUAHATE REPTILES HERPETOFAUNA OF COATFO CIENFGAS BASIN BEXICO ECOLOGY OF CNEMIDOPHOBUS T lt68

OPGANTSMS LARVAL BIOLOGY OF BORING AND FOULING HOLLUSKS CI NEK ATOOHAPHIC STUDIES OF FOULING LARVAE ECOLOG 162

GANISMS EFFECTS OF DTLOX ON PENTHIC HACROFAUNA EFFECT OF CIRCULATING HATER SYSTEBS LAKE ONTARIO ECOLOGICA 381

CTS OF INHALED AHYL NI'^RITE EFFECTS OF OXYLAHINE ON SKIN CIRCULATION - TEBPERATURE AND CONC. EFFECTS EFFE 16«

ESTUASINE HYDROGRAPHY COASTAL PROCESSES SEDIBENTOLOGY CIRCULATION OF N.H. COASTAL HATERS THERMAL POLIU 307

LOGIC SURVEY EGG HARBOR, NY HYDROTHERBAL SURVEY ESTUARY CIRCUIATION HITH REGARDS TO HASTE DISPOSAL NORTH 1U3

lATOB COHBUNITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATOM CYBBELIA CISTUIA DIATOM COMMUNITY ANALYSIS; ALGOLOGY (FR 317

PRODUCTION AND LIFE HISTORY FLORISTIC SURVEY OF BOREHEAD CITY FORT MACON JETTYS NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOM 519

CMMUNITIES COMPETITION IN CLADOCERNAS SIZE STRATEGIES IN CLADOCERANS STRUCTURE OF AQUATIC COBMUNITIES; D 10

NAL ECOLOGY OF STREAM BENTHIC COMMUNITIES COMPETITION IN CLACOCERNAS SIZE STRATEGIES IN CLADOCERANS STHU 10

OF NEW HAVEN HARBOR HISTOCHEMISTRY OF MUCOSOBSTANCES IN CLAM PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS 333

NT IN PONDS LAKES RESERVOIRS ANC STREAMS ATLANTIC SURF CLAM - BIOLOGY AND COMMERCIAL CATCH PACIFIC SALB 281

UNITIES; EFFECTS OF STRESS A STRESS SYNDROME IN THE HARD CLAM EATTY ACIDS IN MARINE FOOD BEES LONG-TERM 0 366

HURRICANE AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY BIOLOGY OF THE GEODUCK CLAM BIGH SEAS PACIFIC SALBON STUDIES BIOLOGY 11

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DYNAMICS OF A POP. OP SOPTSRBIL CLAMS IPSWICH MA ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT 3TATEMEN U96

ITORS POLYELECTROLYTES FOR POLLUTION CONTROL RAH HATER CLARIFICATION AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PRIMARY 791

D INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PRIMARY COAGULANTS FOR RAH HATER CLARIFICATION FLOCCULANTS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND MUN 79U

IZING IN PRODUCTIVITY STUDIES LIBNOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE CLARION AND TIONESTA RESERVOIRS CONSULTANT - HAT U95

THE TARIF SYSTEM OF TREE-VOLUME ESTIMATIONS GIEARD FORB CLASS ESTIMATIONS ECOLOGY OF REDWOOD FOREST ECO 782

COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ETHOLOGY-ALL VERTEBRATE CLASSES-ESP. MAMM. PREDATORY BEHAVIOR 110

HHAY IMPACT ON WETLANDS AND HILDIIFE FRESHWATER HETLABD CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION AS HILDIIFE HABITA 262

D TREE GROHTH AS AFFECTED BY ARTIFICIAL FLOODING HETLAKD CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION HIGHWAY IMPACT ON 262

F ANIMAL HASTE IN SOILS TROPICAL SOILS SOIL SDEVEY SOIL CLASSIFICATION GENESIS AND MAPPING SOIL INTEBPRE 92

TS AND CONTROL OF SPIDER MITES CLASSIFICATION OF NITIDULIDAE (COLEOPTER A) ; HABI 1«1

T EVALUATE LAND FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOIL SCIENCE CLASSIFICATION MAPPING AND INTERPRETATIONS FOR 621

ALYSES OF CLAY SAMPLES STUDIES RELATED TO SOIL GENESIS CLASSIFICATION MORPHOLOGY AND LAND USE THE EFFE 803

OGY AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS LINEAR PROGRAM FOR QUANTITATIVE CLAY ANALYSIS SOIL CLAY MINERAL 351

I LEGISLATION FOR CT PEST CONTROI: URBAN VERBIN CONTRCL CLAY HILL VERMIN CONTROL PROJECT GOV. COM/DEVBLO 388

RAM FOR QUANTITATIVE CLAY ANALYSIS SOIL CLAY MINERALOGY AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS LINEAR PHOG 351

ON AND ANIMAL HEALTH SOIL FERTILITY SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CLAY MINERALOGY MINE SPOIL POTENTIALS FOE WATER 6119

ON STUDY OF RHODE ISLAND SOILS M INERALOGICAL ANALYSES OF CLAY SAMPLES STUDIES RELATED TO SOIL GENESIS C 803

BIOME IBP COLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND CLEAN DP ARCTIC SOILS PERMAFROST TUNDRA ECOLO 82

HT. ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE N.E. GULF OF MEXICO CLEANING OP OILED WATERFOWL WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AN 313

AVEL OF CHY EVEN SPILL USE OF CLUICIZED BED ELECTRODE TO CLEANUP PLATING WASTES AIR AND WATER POLLUTION 783

L POPULATION-HABITAT RELATIONSHIPS ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CLEAECUTTING ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED PI 797

TAT FACTORS DETERMINING DENSITY CF FORESTBIRD EFFECTS OF CLEARCOTTING ON BIRD POPULATIONS HABITAT REQUIRE SHI

SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROHTH ALEHIFE LAKE ONTARIO OPERATION CLEARHATER LIFE HISTORIES OF FRESH-HATER FISHES 211

LATIONS THERMAL HASTE IN HEATING THE SOIL EVALUATION OF CLIMATE CROP INTERACTIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OF 609

ANALYSIS OF CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL HEATHERING SYSTEMS IN COIB CLIMATES AGGREGATE QUALITY JUDGMENT PHYSICAL-CHE 51

IAN OCEAN FORAMINIFERA PALEOENVIRONMET AL INTERPRETATIONS CLIMATOLOGICAL MAPPING AND PREDICTION PLANKTONI 355

RESERVOIRS BIOLOGICAL MONITORING BIOLOGICAL RECOVERY CF CLINCH RIVER AQUATIC BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ANAL 18«

PRESHHATEB FISHERIES MANA GEMEENT-I N NORTH AMERICA CLINCH RIVER SURVEY 26

- U COMMUNITIES ABSTRACTOR HUMAN PATHOLOGY MICROSCOPY CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY ANNUAL BAGHEED P 296

SULFATES FOR P REMOVAL ENHANCEMENT OF NITRIFICATION HITH CLINOPTILOLITE BIOLOGICAL HASTE TREATBENT NITR Il39

GES EATEN BY DEER IN THE SOUTHEAST SIBULATED BROWSING BY CLIPPING THE EFFECTS OF HABITAT CHANGES ON WILD 303

IZATION 5 RELEASE OF ORGANIC MATERIAL HATER TREATBENT IN CLOSED ECOSYSTEMS HUMIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES 6U6

MEDICAL ENVIRONMENTS MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION CONTROL CF CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS S PLANT EFFLUENTS DESIGN INC U02

ADMIN. OF RESEARCH AND CTHER PROGRAMS YEAST IN CLOSED POOD CYCLES 121

ABOLISH BY BACTERIA CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS; PHAGOCYTOSIS CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS AND PHAGOCYTOSIS STEROID M 708

ECTIONS AND PHAGOCYTOSIS STEROID METABOLISM BY BACTERIA CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS; PHAGOCYTOSIS CLOSTRIDIA 1 708

STE DUMPS IN THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS THE BIOLOGY OF IBE CLOUDIAND DEER MOUSE PEROMYSCUS MANICULATUS NOBI 398

PLANT BREEDING PSEUDO-SELF-COMPATIBILITY OF RID CLOVER FORAGE LEGUMES SOYBEAN BREEDING 6 CULTURE «23

RAINAGE HATERS DCHN HIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPILL USE CF CLUIDIZED BED ELECTRODE TO CLEANUP PLATING HASTE 783

GOON TO THE PUBLIC COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE EFFECTS CF CLOMPING POPULATION AND COMMUNITY BIOLOGY OF «A 5U7

E ESTUARIES OCEANS PHYTOPLA NKTON FISHERIES ANADROBOUS CLOPEID FISHERIES- SUSQUEHANNA RIVER EUTROPHICAT 222

HERPETOPAUNA OF CUATRO CIENFGAS BASIN MEXICO ECOLOGY OF CNEMIDOPHOBUS TIGRIS VERTEBRATE FAUNA COLORADO N 1168

DY OF VERONICA SERPHYILIFOLI A VASCULAR FLORA OF CHESHIFE CO. NEH HAMPSHIRE BIOSYSTEMATIC STO 72

Y AND PALEOECOLOGY VEGETATION OF BOG ISLAND NOFTHAMPTrN CO. VIRGINIA EVALUATION OF NATURAL VALUES OF A 310

TS AND SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS FORESTS OF PRINCE EDWARD CO. VIRGINIA POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SMALL MAMMA 251

GY IN NIAGARA FRONTIER REGIONAL BIRD POPULATION STUDIES; CO-AUTHOR OF BIRDS OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGIO 1189

S IMPROVEMENT - PINK BOLLHORM PROGRAM HOST-PLANT INSECT CO-EVOLUTION BASED ON CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS HOST 208

ECIPR. TSANSLC COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND HILD GERMAN COACKROACHES POPULATION BIOLOGY OF COCKROACHES 346

AH HATER CLARIFICATION AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PRIMARY COAGULANTS FOR RAH HATER CLARIFICATION FLOCCULAN 7911

STABILIZATION CYCLE OF COAL IN THE NORTHERN APPAL ACHI ABS COAt COMMUNITY ABANDONMENT AND DECAY ANTI STRIP 810

ENERGY AIR AND WATER POLIDTION CONTROL SOLVENT REFINED COAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ON VARIOUS 372

TRIP MINING RECLAMATION AND SLOPE STABILIZATION CYCLE CP COAL IN THE NORTHERN APPALACHIANS COAL COMMUNITY 810

AND DECAY ANTI STRIP MINING LEGISLATION - CONSDLTATIOH COAL MINING ASSOCIATED POLLUTION STRIP MINING F 810

DYNAMICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES RECLAMATION OF DEEP BINE COAL WASTES FOREST GROWTH NEAR COAL-BURNING POHE 3511

RECLAMATION OF DEEP MINE COAL HASTES FOREST GROHTH NEAR COAl-EURNING POHER STATION DYNAMICS OP FOREST E 3511

FOULING LARVAE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF NOCLEAR PLANT N.H. COAST BIOLOGY OF MARINE LARVAE AND FOULING AND 162

TY FIELD EXPERIMENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LARVA HERRING MAINE COAST ESTIMATES LARVAL HERRING MORTALITY SUBMERS 273

NBENTAL BDOY DATA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA AND HEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION BETEOROLOGY AND 122

TOES FILTH PLIES COASTAL BANAGEMENT PEST BANAGEMENT IN COASTAL AND ESTUARINE AREAS BIOLOGY AND CONTROL 23

S IBPACT STUDY PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY IMPACT STUDIES ON COASTAL AND ESTUARINE BIOTA CHANEY ISLAND ENVIRO U59

E ISOLATED FORMS OF RACCOONS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS CP COASTAL AND INSULAR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES BIOG «18

SYSTEMS TRACE METAL CYCLING DURING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGR 3

D EUTROPHICATION OF COASTAL PONDS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OP A COASTAL BRACKISH LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE AN 501

VATIONS ON BENTHIC PISHES DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE CF COASTAL COMMUNITIES; EFFECTS OP STRESS A STRESS 366

TUARINE MARSHES SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY OP ESTUARINE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF NORTH 521

280

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OS CONSOLTATICN EXPFRIENCE AND PRINCIPLE flELD

ECOLOGY AND FL0RI5TICS OF FRESHHATER PIARSHES AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEnS ECOLOGY OP riARSH VEGETATION 9U

FFECTS UPON AQOATTC ECOSYSTEBS THERMAL EFFECTS ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTOARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GULP Of MEXI 98

ETLANDS ECOLOGY HETLANDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY rlARSPLANDS AND COASTAL IMP0UND1ENTS OPEN (1ARSH WATER nANAGFtlEST 216

IAN SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY VERTEBRATES OF MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS IN INDIAN SID 758

PEST MANAGEMENT BITING FLIES BCSQOITOES FILTH FLIES COASTAL MANAGEMENT PEST MANAGEMENT IN COASTAL AN 23

EOECOLOGY OF TONGUE OF OCEAN B lOSTBATIGRA PHY OF ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA BAY FORAMTNTFER «145

TION THE MARINE NEWSLETTER DIRECTCRY OF PERSONNEL OF TBE COASTAL PLAINS REGION TWO AREAS: (1) FNVIRONMEN 19

CKISH LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE AND EDTROPHICATION CF COASTAL PONDS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF A COASTAL BRA SOI

ONNECTICUT PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ESTDARINE HYDROGRAPPY COASTAL PROCESSES SEDI MENTOLOGY CIRCULATION OF 307

RGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPULATION ECOLOGICAL SURVEY COASTAL REGION OF GEORGIA SALT MARSH ECOLOGY WI 635

ES ON AMELIA ISLAND GRASSLAND FERTILITY AND MANAGEMENT; COASTAL STABILIZATION; LAND RECLAMATION; MARSH B 801

H ECOLOGY OF HARSH ENVIRONMENT PLANTS ARCTIC-ALPINE AND COASTAL TAXONOMY OF TOLOSTOMA BRUMALE SNOWCOVER 727

COPEPODS - ARCTIC OCEAN MARINE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL WATER QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK VERTICA 3Ufi

AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON LEAD IN COASTAL HATERS THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS 25

ND SOICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL NEDROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARIBBEAN SOCIAL BIOLOGY ECOLOGY 770

PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES CF COASTAL WATERS OP NEW YORK AND LONG ISLAND USE 115

BIOLOGICAL S CHEMICAL INTEREACTICNS IN FRESH ESTUARINE f- COASTAL WATERS PLANKTON ECOLOGY IN THE ESTUARY H 812

CONN. EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - HUDSON RIVE 729

OTA SALT MARSH PRODUCTIVITY 8 PLANT EXPORT POLLUTION CF COASTAL WATERS SALT MARSH MICROCOSMS: A POLLUTIO SOU

PHY COASTAL PROCESSES S EDIM ENTOIOGY CIRCULATION OF N.H. COASTAL WATERS THERMAL POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HAR 307

S MARINE AHPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF COASTAL WETLANDS SHALLOW WATER MARINE C ESTUARI 159

OS TRUST BILL EUTOPHICATION OF CCEEOSSEE WATERSHED MAINE COASTAL WETLANDS GPOUNDTRUTH DENNIS AND TRURO I 516

L EL HEST ARCHEOLOGICAL PROJECT CRITICAL PROBLEMS OF THE COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ASSESSMENT 588

LYSIS AND MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE MGT. IN CHESAPEAKi! BAY WETLANDS ON 811

lAL WASTES PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE MGT. IN CHES 811

PERIMENTAL SALT MARSH STUDY OIL POLLUTION BASELINE STUCY COASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP MARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL 715

ESISTANT - WATER BASED POXIES SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS FOR SHIPS BUILDINGS METALS ETC. FOR U U79

S OF NANTUCKET SOUND ISLANDS TRUST BILL EUTOPHICATION CF COBBOSSEP WATERSHED MAINE COASTAL WETLANDS GROUN 516

CGY OP MASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF MARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF H APLOSPORIDAN S ULT 5UU

ENCE TO MEANS OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL POP. BIOL. OF GERMAN COCKRCACH IN LAB. CULTURES CONTROL OF GERMAN COC 3U6

. OF GERMAN COCKROACH IN LAB. CULTURES CONTROL OF GERMAN COCKRCACH WITH RECIPR. TRANSLC COMPETITION BETWE 3U6

LACK AND WILD GERMAN COACKROACHES POPULATION BIOLOGY CF COCKRCACHES ESPECIALLY WITH REFERENCE TO MEANS 3U6

OSYSTEHS INSECT DISPERSAL INTO GAMMA IRRADIATED GRADIENT COCONUT RHINOCEROS BEETLE PROJECT PESTS OF RICE 33U

INVENTORIES BIRDS OF ATLANTIC SEABOARE HATTERAS TO CAEE COD AVIAN FLIGHT FORMATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING 9EHA 328

G AND DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY CAPE COD BAY ECOSYSTEM QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS EFFECTS 807

INSULAR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE CAPE COD REGION MASS. BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE OUTER BANK U18

NUTRIENT STUDIES ON CORAL REEFS MARINE MAMMALS FROM CAPE COD TC CAPE HATTERAS AQUATIC CHEMISTRY NUTRIENT 551

OLUTION EASED ON CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT INSECT COEVOIUTION IN P. POLYXENES POPULATION DYNAMICS 208

TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES ACCLIMATIZATION OF HS SPARROW TO COLD VERTEBRATE ADAPTATIONS UO

OF SALICYLATES DIETARY EFFECTS ON METABOLIC RESPONSE TO COLD EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS (TEMPERATU 238

ICA ANALYSIS OF CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL WEATHERING SYSTEMS IN COLD CLIMATES AGGREGATE QUALITY JUDGMENT PHYSICA 51

ESEARCH PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY CF MAMMALS IN ARCTIC AND COLD CONDITIONS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT SITE TERREST 327

NMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA BIOME IPP COLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND CL 82

PERMAFROST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA BIOME IBP COLD REGION E 82

T - TORFGRASS MANAGEMENT FORAGE CROPS MANAGEMENT DROUTH COLD SHADE AND WEAR STUDIES WITH TURFGRASSES A 798

ET MARINE AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES III NE UNITED STATES; COLLECTION 6 ANALYSIS ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF DELAWA U57

lOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND THE COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF BIOLOGICAL DATA EFFEC 1493

HESrS OF FLOCCULANTS AND POLYELECTROLYTES DEVELOPMENT CF COLLECTOR FOE OIL SPILLS DEVELOPMENT OF FILTERS 60

ORING VIA AVIFAUNA AN. ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS UPPER DIVISION COLLEGE HARRISBURG FLOOD CONTROL STUDY FAJNAL RE 130

ONIC SYSTEMS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EMBRYOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES COLLEGE LABOR CONTRACTS FOR TEACHERS AND PARAPRO 12

ATORY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL RECREATION 6 OUTDOOR EDUCATION COU 292

ON P. ROSEOLA HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH SHIP AND BREAKWATER COLLISION DESIGN OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT STRU 616

LFOIL DENSITY-GRADIENT CENTRIFOUGATION OF SUSPENDED AND COLLOIDAL PARTICLES IN WATER BIOPHYSICAL LIMNOLO U09

POPULATION OF GREAT PLAINS SKINK POPULATION ECOLOGY CF COLC-CLOODED VERTEBRATES LIFE HISTORY OF WEHRLES 295

NTS PALECOLOGY OF TICHENOR LIMESTONE FORAM INIFERAL- ALGAL COLONIES BAHAMAS SEDIMENTOLOGY- ECOLOGY MODERN CA 90

OBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES MARINE MICROBIAL ECOLOGY SEAWEED COLONIZATION 6 RELEASE OF ORGANIC MATERIAL WATER 6U6

lY REEF SPECIES AND THEIR ATTRACTION TO ARTIFICIAL REEES COLONIZATION OP ARTIFICIAL REEF BY PISHES ECOLO 311

ANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND MORPHOLOGY OF BRYOZCA COLONY GROWTH OF COMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN BRYOZOA 3U

S SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF AMERICAN CHAMELEON ENDOCRINOLOGY CF COLOR CHANGE IN CROTAPHYTUS HABENULAR LESIONS AN 1U8

L SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTURE 6 DYNAMICS ROCKY MOUNTAINS COLORADO NATURAL AREA EVALUATION; PLANT COMMUNI 5U3

MEXICO ECOLOGY OF CNEMI DOPHORUS TIGRIS VERTEBRATE FAUNA COLCRADO NATL. MONUMENT PFPRODUCTTVE BIOLOGY G 1468

BAN VERMIN CONTROL CLAY HILL VERr.IN CONTROL PROJECT GOV. COM/DEVELOP ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY FOR CT PESTICTD 388

WT. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COMM. FISH. PARAMETERS 5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA 535

ES/FORMULATION EVALUATION/SLOW RELEASE PESTICIDES AS NEW COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL NEW PRODUCT EVALUATION/KNOW 156

ANADROMOUS PISH OP THE NORTHWEST ATLANTIC DEVELOPMENT CF COMMERCIAL ANADROMODS FISH RESOURCES STREAM IMPR 220

RESERVOIRS AND STREAMS ATLANTIC SURF CLAM - BIOLOGY AND COMMERCIAL CATCH PACIFIC SALMON PASSAGE FACILITY 2814

LUATE LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EVALUATE LAND ECR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOIL SCIENCE CLASSIFICAT 621

SEAS, PACIFIC SALMON STUDIES BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT CF COMMERCIAL MOLLUSKS AND FISH EFFECTS OF HURRICAN 1U

QUALITY MANAGEMENT WATER POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL WATER COMMISSION ANALYSIS PURE WATERS PROGRAM STA"E OF 3UU

T STUDIES FURNAS/WORLD BANK PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOINT PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLIDATED EDISON ECOLOGY; TROPICS 265

lENCE CONSULTANT FORESTRY AND FIBERS 6 LAND USE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MATERIALS POLICY FORESTRY CONSULTA 135

ESENT STAFF SCIENCE ADVISOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ADVISORY COMMITTEE EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS 0 U52

E FACILITIES ENGINEERING ADVISOR TO TECHNICAL AND POLICY COMMITTEE FOR FISHERIES MANAGEMENT OF THE CONNEC 587

E ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR URBAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIES STEERING COMMITTEE OF DAT DONG OF INT. EEL. OF EEC. POPU 358

OGY TAXONOMY AND MORPHOLOGY OP BRYOZOA COLONY GROWTH OF COMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN BRYOZOA OF NEW ENGLAND B 3U

HAVIOR IN WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCH ASPECTS CF COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR IN BIRDS COMMUNICATION BE 598

H ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR IN BIRDS COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR IN WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATC 598

BEHAVIOR (PHEROMONES) BIOLOGICAL CONTROL EXP. STUDIES CN COMMUNICATION IN TERMITES TERMITES - AUSTRALIA 705

IONS IN RIFFLE WATERS MACROBENTHOS SYNERGISMS OF RIFFIE COMHUNITBtES DIATOM FLUCTUATIONS IN ACID MINE WA 116

ITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGENY SPACE SHARING IN FISH COMMUNITIES ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF FISHES SUR 658

NATION OP PLANT COMMUNITIES COMPUTER SIMULATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES ORDINATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES AN 2147

AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY ANNUAL RAGWEED POLLEN CENSUS - 14 COMMUNITIES ABSTRACTOR HUMAN PATHOLOGY MICROSC 296

BENTHIC HEAVY METAL TOXICITY TOWARD FRESH WATER AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FI'^H ACD 576

IC STUDY OP MONTAUK PT. AND CHESAPEAKE BAY PRYTOPLA NKTCN COMMUNITIES AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF COAST 115

VIOR EFFECTS OP ARTIFICIAL EUTROPHICATION ON FRESHWATER COMMUNITIES AN ECOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF STREAM E 29tt

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE TIELD

II2ATI0N CYCLE OE COAL IK

IS

BTEBPATE'^

ICS OF PBLAGIE SARGAESDM CONMONITY ENERGETICS OF MARINE
CNG ISLAND OSE OF REMOTE SENSING TO STODY PHYTOPLA NKTCN
PETITION THEORY DISTRIBUTIONAL ECCLOGY OF STREAM BENTHIC
CnHUNITIF=; AND COMPDTER SIMDLATICNS ORDINATION OF PLANT
F FRESH WATER PRODDC^IVITY REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MARINE
S IN PARTICULAR EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE OF MARINE BIVALVE
S PLANT, EDGEMOOD EVALUATE POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC
G ON OYSTER BEDS UNDERWATER (USING SCDBA) ASSESSMENT OF

ECOLOGY AND FVOLUTTON OP FISHES SURVEY OF BAHAMIAN FISH
LI EXTRACTS TO MEAS SOLAR RAD. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON PLANT

AND NATURAL RESOURCES REMOTE SENSING OF STRESS IN PLANT
AT EFFECTS OF DFEOGING IN BELFAST HARBOR MARINE BENTBIC
TER SIMULATION OP PIANT COMMUNITIES ORDINATION OF PLANT
TEM SYSTEMATTCS OF CONOSTEGIO STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS CF
NAS SIZE STRATEGIES TH CLADOCERANS STRUCTURE OF AQUATIC
ON BENTHIC FISHES DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF COASTAL
IC STUDIES OF DESMODIUM PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF EELGRASS
IE COMMUNITY RESPIRATION ENERGETICS OF PELAGIE SARGASSUM

THE NORTHERN APPALACHIANS COAL
PLANT
POPULATION BIOLOGY
ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATOM CYMBELIA CISTULA DIATOM
R) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - NUCLEAR POWER DIATCM
EP SIMULATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CLUMPING POPULATION AND
ATMENT OF ADOLESCENT PRIM»RY BEHAVIOR DISORDERS WORKSHOP
NIFICANCE DYNAMICS OF FORESTS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS PLANT
ATION IN LYGAEIDE DESERT PLANT - ARTHROPOD ASSOCIATIONS
SH SWIMBLADDER? BRAIN STIMULATION IN TOADFISH SARGASSUM

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF Y. PERCH POPULATION BIOLOGY AND

REFUSE DISPOSAL, DEEPSEA, EFFECTS BEN'^HIC INVERTEBRATE
CRTHERN HARDWOODS FOREST RADIATION SENSITIVITY OF BIRDS
SWAMP FILLING AT CONSTRUCTION SITE PLANT POPULATION AND
RE WILLIAMSBURG ENVIRONMENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS RECREATIONAL
LTH EFFECTS ON HUMANS CAUSED BY ENVIRONMENTAL PCLLUTICN

FRESHWATER FISHES FISH PRODUCTION OF MULTI-SPECIES LAKE

AND STATE GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION CATALYST FCR

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
LUPGE EFFECTS ON NEW YORK BIGHT BENTHOS DEEP-SEA BENTBIB
OF DAMAGED RIVERS PROTOZOAN COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AQUATIC
INFORMATION SYSTEMS RECOVERY OF DAMAGED RIVERS PROTOZOAN
DEVELOPMENT OP ErTUARINE RESEARCH PROGRAMS EMPHASIZING
ITY SUCCESSION SMITH ISLAND A RESOURCE CAPABILITY STULY
RTEBPATES SPECIAL PEFEPENCF TO HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS AND
OCKY MOUNTAINS, COLORADO NATURAL AREA EVALUATION; PLANT
VE POPULATION CYTOGENE TICS OF VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY
OMPFNSATORY HYPERTROPHY DEVELOPMENT OP MAMMALIAN KIDNEY
N KIDNEY COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OF RAT KIDNEY GROWTH
P-STREAM ECOSYSTEMS SWAMP AND MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST

STATE PARK, KEUKA LAKE, NY I HAVE A KEEN KNOWLEDGE AND
THE BARBADOFS 6 CHOMBY STEAM ELECTRIC STATIONS GREATEST

MY
BRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS LIZARD ECOLOGY SQUIRREL
ULTURES CONTROL OF GERMAN COCKROACH WITH RECIPR. TRANSIC

LOCATION OF SHAD SPAWNING SITES CONNECTICUT RIVER PCCD
ORY DISTRIBUTIONAL ECOLOGY OF STREAM BENTHIC COMMUNITIES
D AND RESIDENT FISH SPECIES FOODS OF FISHES AND FEEDING
UCTUPE OF AQUATIC COMMUNITIES: DISTRIBUTIONAL PROCESSES

AND LIFE HISTORY OF VERTEBRATES ESP. BIRDS AND MAMMALS
SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS STODY AND SOLUTION OF
ID MINE DRAINAGE STREAM BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL
ISTRY RESEARCH ASSISTANT PHYTOPLANKTCN

VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS MEMBRANE SALINOMETER SEA SAIT

ECOLOGY AND GEOCHEMICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DIATOMS ORGANIC
lABILITY OF WEIGHT AND LENGTH IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC
ORGANISMS IN ESTUARY AQUATIC BACTERIA-CYCLING OF ORGANIC
SPERMAE PLANTS NATURAL PRODUCTS PH YTCCHEMISTFY ORGANIC
ROCARBON AS POULTRY MITICIDES EVALUATION OP ANTIMALARIAL
F A HERBICIDE IN SOYBEANS ANALYSIS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC
CUPATIONAl RELATED DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY TO BERYLLIUM
KS COUNTY LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLAN FHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6
NAGEMENT FOR GAMESIRDS AND FARM GAME PLAINPIEID TOWNSHIP
ALUATION AND MANAGEMENT GENERAL AGRICULTURAL PRODOCTICN
METALS THROUGH ENVIRONMENT - CHEMICAL EFFECTS ISOTHERMAL
ING FOOD WATER ACTIVITY AND FOOD PRESERVATION REVERSIBLE
ENTAL DIVISION MANAGER ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

AND COMPUTER SIMULATIONS ORDINATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITIES EFFECTS OF OPENING MUGU LAGOON TO THE PUBLIC

PLANT COMMUNITIES ORDINATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES AND
TUDIFS OF CHEMIST BIOCHEMISTRY AND OCEANOGRAPHY DIGITAL
GICAL ASSESSMENT OF POWER PLANT OIL SPILL IMPACT STUDY
FECTS OP OXYLAMINE ON SKIN CIRCULATION - TEMPERATURE AND
SPATIAL VARIATION OF ZOO. IN THE HUDSON ESTUARY DIELDRIN
SUSPENSION-FEEDERS WATER CURRENT AND SCALLOP GROWTH FOCD

MODELING AND MONITORING OF A BAY EFFECTS OF POWER PLANT
CAL AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS CHM. WORK GRP. U OF IHE

COMMUNITIES AND POPULATIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE EFFECT 661

COMMUNITIES AND WATER MOVEMENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH 115

COMMUNITIES COMPETITION IN CLADOCERNAS SIZE STRA 10

COMMUNITIES COMPUTER SIMULATION OF PLANT COMMUNI 2117

COMMUNITIES DINOPLAGELLATE LUMINES CENCE ANALYS 390

COMMUNITIES EFFECTS OF OPENING MUGU LAGOON TO TH 517

COMMUNITIES ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD 55

COMMUNITIES EVALUATION OF OYSTER BEDS IN JAMES R UKU

COMMUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGEN? SPACE S 6'^8

COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA NATURAL ARE 710

COMMUNITIES LEAP REFLECTANCE AND RESPONSE TO STR 592

COMMUNITIES SURVEY OF MONTSWEAG BAY RE: NUCLEAR 181

COMMUNITIES AND COMPUTER SIMULATIONS ORDINATION 2U7

COMMUNITIES RESOURCE PARTITIONING TROPICAL BIO 622

COMMUNITIES; DISTRIBUTIONAL PROCESSES COMPETITI 10

COMMUNITIES; EFFECTS OF STRESS A STRESS SYNDROME 366

COMMUNITY COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OP THE MONOCOTYLE 13

COMMUNITY ENERGETICS OF MARINE COMMUNITIES AND 661

COMMUNITY ABANDONMENT AND DECAY ANTI STRIP MININ 810

COMMUNITY ANALYSIS - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYS 2U9

COMMUNITY ANALYSIS OF INSHORE AND ESTUARINE INVE 237

COMMUNITY ANALYSIS; ALGOLOGY (FRESH WATER) ENVIR 3U7

COMMUNITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATOM CYHBEL 3U7

COMMUNITY BIOLOGY OF MARINE MOLLUSCS IN PARTICUL 5U7

COMMUNITY CENTER FOR UNMOTIVATED ADOLESCENTS SYS 120

COMMUNITY DYNAMICS INCLUDING SOIL RELATIONSHIPS 250

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL AND REPRODUCTIVE IS 119

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY FADNAL VARIATION ON PELAGIC SA 218

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN FISHERIES RESEARCH: ZOOPLAN 353

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN THE DEEP SEA ECOLOGY OP SUB 599

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY OF TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES IN 706

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOPHYSIOLOGY AND PLANT DISTR 298

COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS SYSTEMS APPROA 255

COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENERGY COST A 7U5

COMMUNITY PISH DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO ACID 1U5

COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT LCWA U83

COMMUNITY MODELING HEALTH EFFECTS OP ENERGY POLI 7!l5

COMMUNITY RESPIRATION ENERGETICS OF PELAGIE SARG 661

COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO POLLUTION RAPID BIOIOGICA 103

COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AQUATIC COMMUNITY RESPONSE 103

COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL I 1711

COMMUNITY SUCCESSION ON DREDGE ISLAND REPRODOCTI 53U

COMMUNITY SUCCESSION SMITH ISLAND A RESOURCE CA 53tt

COMMUNITY; STRUCTURE DIVERSITY PLANT POPULATIO 5a3

COMP. POP. CYTOGENETICS 6 EVOL. SCELOPORUS LIZAR 297

COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OF R A^ KIDNEY GROWTH 593

COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY DEVELOPMENT OF MAMMALI 593

COMPETENCE IN CYPRESS-GUM SWAMP EFFECTS OP CHANN 713

COMPETENCE IN GENERAL ECOLOGY WITH ACCENT IN ORN UOO

COMtETENCE IN: AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH A STRONG BAC 337

COMPETENCE IS IN FISHERIES SCIENCE 596

COMPETITION AND ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF TE 215

COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND WILD GERMAN COACKR 3116

COMPETITION BETWEEN SHAD AND RESIDENT FISH SPECI 190

COMPETITION IN CLADOCERNAS SIZE STRATEGIES IN CL 10

COMFFTITION ON AN INTERSPECIFIC LEVEL LOCATION 0 190

COMPETITION THEORY DISTRIBUTIONAL ECOLOGY OF STR 10

COMPIIATION OF WILDLIFE IMPORTED IN OS SYSTMATIC 32

COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS WATER 329

COMPLEXES ON THE KANAWHA RIVER USE OP CRUDE BIOA 282

COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY RELATIVE TO WATER CHEM 201

COMPOSITION AND VARIATION IN SEDIMENTS AND ESTUA 1453

COMPOSITION OF DIATOM CELL WALLS PALEOLIMNOLOGY 320

COMPOSITION OF 22 SPECIES OF FRESHWATER FISHES S 57U

COMPOUNDS DESCRIBING NUMBERS AND ACTIVITIES OP 336

COMPOUNDS IN A PENNSYLVANIA STREAM INDOLE ALKALO ai7

COMPOUNDS IN INF. MONKEYS ACUTE TOXICITY OF PES 39U

COMPOUNDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ADSORPTION 0 309

COMPOUNDS THE EFFECT OP LUNG ANTIBODY ON EXPERIM 95

COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SOLID WASTE 385

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER P WATER PLAN U 670

COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF RESEARCH - PLANT BREEDIN 338

COMPRESSIBILITY OP SEAWATEE TRACE METAL BASELINE 1129

COMPRESSION OF FOOD PRESERVATION OF FOOD WITHOU 79

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 8 DATA PROCESSING ENVIHONM 187

COMPUTER SIMULATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES ORDINA 2117

COMPDTER SIMULATION OP THE EFFECTS OF CLUMPING 547

COMPUTER SIMULATIONS ORDINATION OF PLANT COMMUNI 2a7

COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OF TECHNICAL INFORMATI 1125

COMPUTERIZATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS ECOLO 153

CONC. EFFECTS EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON PENETRAT 160

CONC. IN THE TROPHIC LEVELS OF A MARSH THE PACT 5911

CONCENTRATION AND SCALLOP GROWTH AQUACULTURE OP 3<16

CONDENSER PASSAGE BASLINE INVENTORY OF LAKE MICH 21

CONF. ON GLOBAL ECOl. PROBLEMS TIE ADVISORY COON 358

TABLE 3 - FESFftBCH OR COdSOLTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

TER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAHATER ORGAHIC BATTER IN SEA HST!R CONFORNATION OF ADSORBED PROTIENS ORGANIC MATTE 751

"TMAL PROGRAMS FOB BOTH PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENTS NATIONAL CONGRESS OPTIMUM POPULATION ENVIRONMENT SITE SEL 1U2

SURVEYING AND IDENTIFYING FONGI RESEARCH ASSISTANT lEP CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME 6U1

a AMERICA MICROHABITAT SELECTION IN SMALL MAMMALS AT THE CONIFEROUS- DECIDUOUS ECOTONE ECOLOGY OF SHALL MA 398

ATION VEGETATION OF LATIN AMERICA TAXONOMY OF RAINFOREST CONIFERS GEOGRAPHY OF VEGETATION SYSTFMS BOTH F 178

R CONN. ECOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRAM STANFORD HARBOR CONN. DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE RESEARCH PROGRAM 17U

OR CONN. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - THAMES RIVER CONN. EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN ESTUA 729

RONMENTAL IMPACT OF DREDGING DUMPING NEH HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ECOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRAM NFH HAVEN H 17U

CONN. ECOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRAM NEW HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ECOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRAM STANFORD HA 17U

RIVER NEW YORK POKER PLANT ECOLOGY - NEH HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - THAMES RI 729

OT RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY EFFECTS OF WATER DIVERSIONS IN CONN. RIVER BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS THERMAL POLLU U56

S NEOTROPICAL ANGIOSPERM TAXONOMY; NE U.S. LOCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE OF CONNECTICUT TIDAL W U2U

ON BENTHICFAUNA OCCURRENCE OF S YMBIOCLADIUS EQOITANS IN CONNECTICUT EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON AQUATIC ECO 399

PORT HARBOR CONNECTICUT OLD OIL SPILL EFFECTS NOHBALK CONNECTICUT PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ESTUARINE Hf 307

ECOLOGY OP MARINE ORGANISMS ECOLOGY OF MILLSTONE POINT CONNECTICUT AREA ECOLOGY OF NEH HAVEN HARBOR HIS 333

.H. COASTAL WATERS THERMAL POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CONNECTICUT OLD OIL SPILL EFFECTS NORBALK CONN 307

S AND PLANT PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOCIATE UNIVERSITY CF CONNECTICUT RESEARCH COLLABORATOR USPS HUBBARD 2U8

EEN HEMLOCK IN DECIDUOUS FORESTS MANAGEMENT IMPACTS UPCN CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGICAL MODELS - SIMULATIO 392

YEASTS SEWAGE EFFECT ON ESTUARIES THERMAL EFFECT ON THE CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY A 91

CAL AND POLICY COMMITTEE FOB FISHERIES MANAGEMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER BASIN PLANNING DESIGN AND CO SSI

CHTHYOPLANKTON THROUGH ADULT FISHES RESEARCH BIOLOGIST - CONNECTICUT RIVER FCOLOGICAL STUDY EFFECTS OF WA U56

AN INTERSPECIFIC LEVEL LOCATION OF SHAD SPAWNING SITES CONNECTICUT RIVER FOOD COMPETITION BETWEEN SHAD 190

SURVEY IN THERMAL PREDICTIVE STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDIES CONNECTICUT RIVER HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY MAINE YANKE 689

IROHMENTAL INSTIT INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION ABATEMENT COSTS CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE RESOURCE PLANNING LONG 1171

SSOC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PROJECT MASS COOP FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT RIVER PROJECT LIFE HISTORY OF ANADR 226

CNOHY; NE U.S. LCCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE CF CONNECTICUT ''loAL WETLANDS PRESERVATION PROGRAM U2U

PRESIDENT'S WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD EEA CONNECTICUT' YANKEE ATOMIC POWER PLANT BIOLOGICA 112

URE OF A TROPICAL PLANT- POLLINATOR SYSTEM SYSTEMATICS OF CONOSTEGIO STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF COMMDNITIE 622

ADSOMOUS SPECIES AND OPERATION OF FISHWAYS ICHTHY ASSCC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PROJECT MASS COOP FISHERY UN 226

TO MILITARY MANAGEMENT OF FARM WILDLIFE- ADMINISTR ATirN CONSERVATION PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE ON l»33

BVEY ANEGADA ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ECOLOGY A''D CONSERVATION ATITLAN GSEVE F.COLOGY AND I1ANAGE ttOB

DRNAS/WORLD BANK PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOINT PARANA COMMISSICN CONSOLIDATED EDISON ECOLOGY; TROPICS; SOIL-PLAN 265

IMPACT PREDICTION FACILITY WAVE PREDICTION FOR SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY ACOU 559

ION VEGETATIVE SHORELINE PROTECTION VEGETATIVE FOREDUNF CONSTRUCTION AND SHORELINE PROTECTION SAND STABI 800

'■■■■v ,,f THF CnNNEC-CPT FTVER BASIN PIANKING DE=;IGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF ANADROMOUS FISH PASSAGE AND PROT 587

ALDSTION OF OYSTER BEDS IN JAMES RIVER EFFECT OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION ON BOTTOMS EFFECT OF DREDGING ON OY tUU

T RAEITAN CENTER DREDGING PROJECT ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RESEARCH TO DETERMINE ENVI 66

i?ESPONSE OF SALT MARSH GRASS EFFECTS OF SWAMP FILLING AT CONSTRUCTION SITE PLANT POPULATION AND COMMUNIT 298

ANADROMOUS FISH RESOURCES STREAM IMPROVEMENT AND FISHWJiY CONSTRUCTION STRIPED 3AES AND SMELT FISHERY LIF 220

lOV AND SHORELINE PROTECTION SANE STABILIZATION fOREDUI.E CONSTRUCTION VEGETATIVE SHORELINE PROTECTION VE 800

AL STUDY DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THERMAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCTION; FISHES MACROINVERTEBP AT ES AND TROP 183

IPMENT PLANT PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY S POPULATION ECOLOGY CONSOLATION FOR THE PURCHASE OF AIR PARTICULATE U77

TY ABANDONMENT AND DECAY ANTI STRIP MINING LEGISLATION - CONSULTATION COAL MINING ASSOCIATED POLLUTION RIO

TING NEPA STATEMENT - REVIEW OF NEPA STATEMENTS INFOPi-lL CONSUITATION LIMNOLOGY - STREAM SYSTEM - WRITIN 527

CONSULTATION RESEARCH TESTING LIFE SCIENCES 235

SHERIES RESEARCH: ZOOPLA NKTON-FISH INTERACTIONS IN PONCS CONSULTATION: ANALYZE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR POWER PL 353

? AND FISH WORK SE STATES ANALYSIS OF WATERFOWL BANDINr CONSULTING ON USE OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS AND ST 318

GENERAL PEST MANAGEMENT EVAL LARVICIDAL BRIQUETTES F;R CONT. MOSQUITOES 6U5

ISNT MANAGEMENT OF SOIL WATER FERTILIZER IN FIELD AND CONTAINER CROP PRODUCTION PLANT WATER STUDIES PR 179

AM POLLUTION IDENTIFICATION OF PAPER MILL WASTES FIBKOOS CONTAMINANTS IN AIR PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND TEXTTL 263

ING MICROBIAL HAZARDS BIOMEDICAL ENVIRONMENTS MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION CONTROL OF CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS 6 P tt02

POLLUTION; HATER POLLUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND SEDIIIEKT CONTAMINATION OF WATER SEDIMENTATION f. HYDSOLOGY 688

TERS PLANKTON ECOLOGY IN THE ESTUARY HETEROTHOPHY ON THE CONTINENTAL SHELF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF 812

SUBARCTIC STREAMS DISTRIBUTION CF LEAD IN LENTIC WATERS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SUMMIT E PAXSON LAKES LIMN 518

GY AND MANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION OIL SPIIL CONTINGENCY PIAN FOR WILDLIFE WETLAND HABITAT tj 22U

G OF NUTRIENTS ENERGY FLOS THROUGH SOIL-PLANT- ATMOSPH£i.E CONTINUUM THERMAL POLLUTION DISPOSING WASTE HEAT U711

OGY OP HAPLOSPORIDANS UL TRASTRUCTURE OF JELLYFISH HUSCIE CONTRACTION CELL BIOLOGY OF MASSIVE PROTOZOA AN 5UU

ND PHYSIOLOGICAL EMBRYOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES COLLEGE LABOR CONTRACTS FOR TEACHERS AND PARAPROFESS ION ALS NUC 12

R NATURAL ENEMIES OF INTRODUCED INSECT PESTS {BIOLOGICAL CONTROL) SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OF PARASITES 200

POLICY FOB CT PESTICIDE CONTROL lEGISLATION FOR CT PES! CONTROL: URBAN VERMIN CONTROL CLAY HILL VERMIN C 388

DRIN CONC. IN THE trophic LEVELS CF A MARSH THE FACTORS CONTROLING THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION 59U

MUNITIES SURVEY OF MONTSHEAG BAY RE: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONTROLLED EROSION IN MONTSWEAG BAY EFFECTS OF D 181

I EFFECTS UPON EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF LEPOMIS MACROCHI'irs CONTROLLED SPAWNING OF FRESH HATE'S/MARINE TELEOS 17«

CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL CHEMICAL AEEINOGENESIS MECHANISfS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROWTH IN MAMMALS MECHANISM OP 2P

RACE T SELECTIVE INHIBITION OP SPORHLATION MEASURES CF CONTROLLING PLANT DISEASES WRITING BOOK-"CHEMIST UU2

GANISH FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF OR 389

CTS OF ABSORPTION FOLIAR FERTILIZATION ION STIM. ATPASE CONIRDLET NA AND K UPTAKE IN PLANTS DFVEL. FOLIA 510

PACT STATEMENT DVC LIG. BOT. RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION np WASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IM 27

SH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOIOGICAL PRODUCTIVITY IN COOK INLET ALASKA VITAMINS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS A 507

OIL EVALUATION OF CLIMATE CROP INTERACTIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OF HORT. CROPS VEGETABLE PLANT POPULATIO 609

FISHWAYS ICHTHY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PROJECT MA'S COOP FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT RIVER PROJECT LIF 226

ISLAND "lOHA THE FLORA OF LONG ISLAND THE MARSHES OF TflE COOPER RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIE 687

ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE FOREST FERTILIZATION AND WEIGHT QUA 608

REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE FOREST SOILS AND FERTILIZATION FIRS 293

MANCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AID IN AGRICUL'"URE DEV. NIGER COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF OPTIMAL PROGRAMS FOR 1U?

!33E OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS AND STATISTICS IN ECOLOG i .-•' rooFERlTIVE MOURNING DOVE STUDY STATISTICS IN GA 3 16

ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA 60B

REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CA 293

ANNUAL REPOPT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZ AT Jon rOnPFPATTVE TnyBn ANNUAL RETORT NORTH CAOOum s 6.0?

REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CAR 29'i

RIBOTION COPEPCDA FJORD-LIKE BASIN DEEP-WATER CYCLOPOID COPEPCDA GULF ALASKA SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY 0 170

P, ALASKA SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF FREE-LIVING MARINE COPEPCDA REVIEW OF SPINOCALAN ID AE ARCTIC COPEPO 170

-LIVING MARINE COPEPODA REVIEW OF SPINOCAL ANIDAE ARCTIC COPEPODA VETICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODA FJORD-LI 170

OF SPINOCALANIDAE ARCTIC COPEPODA VETICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODA FJORD-LIKE BASIN DEEP-HATER CYCLOPOID 170

L HATER QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK VERTICAL DISTRIBUTICN COPEPODS - ARCTIC OCEAN MARINE HATER QUALITY MA 3U8

283

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

RY PRODUCTIVITY ESPECIALLY CRUSTACEAN FEEDING FEEDING OF COPEPODS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SECONDA 701

IN INF. HONKEYS ACUTE TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES TO ESTOR. COPEPODS SCREENING OF SAT. HYDROCARBON AS PODLTR 39U

TORE DISTRIBUTION AND CY-^OLOGY OF AQUATIC dlCROORGANISBS COPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION BY N "^BU

YSIOIOGY or MARINE INVERTEBRATES CIL EFFECTS ON BOLLUSCS COPPER HASTES IN BARINE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN N UUq

ARFISH PREPATION AND ITS EFFECT CN CORAL REEFS CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OP C 55T

AHA SEA-LEVEL CANAL STARFISH PREDATION AND ITS EFFECT CN CORAL REEFS CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND D SS?

ITROGEN CYCLE IN SHALLOW BARINE HATERS NITROGEN CYCLE ON CORAL REEFS CONTROL OF CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH 760

XIDE SYSTEM DIFFUSION FROM SEDIMENTS NUTRIENT STUDIES CN CORAL REEFS MARINE MAMMALS FROM CAPE COD TO CAPE 551

CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY CF CORAL REEFS; '^HERORETICAL ECOLOGY; BIOGEOGRAPHY 5S7

SEA GRANT ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF DEEP SEA CORALS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT - NYS 682

EVELOPMENT TESTING OF INERED LINES AND HYBRIDS CF EIEID CORN D 357

0 H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN CORN PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE 272
CS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SHEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CORN TO H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGIC 272
CE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SHEET CORN RESISTANCE CF CORN TO H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST 272

EFFECT OP LASERS CN CORNEA RETINA AND SKIN 30U

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SALMONIDS AND HACROINVERTEBRAIES CORNING GLASS HORKS EFFECTS OF GLASS PLANT EPFLO 6 19

US QUALITY AND QUANTITY STUDY HITH STATISTIC ANALYSIS CF CORNUS PLANT MORPHOLOGY SYSTEMATICS EHBRYLOGICA 657

YSTEMATICS EMBRYLOGICAL STUDY OF POPULATION OF SOUTHEAST CORNUS QUALITY AND QUANTITY STUDY HITH STATISTIC 657

TION AND ENERGY BALANCE DEVELOPMENT OF MARSH HABITAT FCR CORPORATION WATERSHED MONITORING SYSTEM - HATER 212

CIATION; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DEVELOPMENT ARMY CORPS HATER HAY PROJECTS STATE PLAN FOR ENVIRONM 270

ICAL- BIOL.) DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOUND CORREIATIONS BETHEEN ENV. VARIABLES AND MIGRATTO 555

L TERRESTRIAL C WETLAND EVALUATICN FOR TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR HILDLIFE EVALUATION DRAFT E.I.S. FOR H 575

PLASTICS STUDIES ON SOLID HASTE DISPOSAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION SOLID HASTE DISPOSAL AIR POLLUTION U5

FLOCCULANTS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL SEHAGE SLUDGES CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITORS POLYELECTROLYTES 79U

RY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF C K D CANAL LONG-TERM EFFECTS CF CORTICOSTEROIDS ADMINSTERED TO NEWBORN RATS ENV 717

TAL POLLUTION COMMUNI'^Y ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENERGY COST AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL 7U5

NE NICARAGUA PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TDRRIALBA COSTA RICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NW 1138

FROM HASTE HOOD RECYCLING ADVICE TO AN ALUMINUM PRODUCER COSTS OF POWER POLLUTION CONTROL AIR NOISE AN U3c»

IC ENVIRONMENTAL INSTIT INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION ABATEMENT COSTS CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE RESOURCE PLANNIN U71

HODOLOGY TO ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS HIBERNAL DISTRIBUTION CF COTTONTAILS IN S. ONTARIO HOODLOT FLORIDA CREEL U62

T SIZES UNPALATIBILITY OF BUTTERFIIES TO BIRDS USE OE A COULTER COUNTER TO ASSESS ZOOPLANK'^ON GRAZING; I 126

NATURAL AREAS ADVISORY COUNCIL 52

HKEY RE-ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL ATLANTIC FLYHAY COUNCIL CANADA GOOSE ESTABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY 223

RP. U OF THE CONE. ON GLOBAL ECOL. PROBLEMS TIE ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR URBAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIES STEERING CO 358

AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENT "HE AGRIBUSINESS COUNCIL INC. 105

ESSION CONSULTANT 6 EMPLOYEE - HISCONSIN SCIENTIFIC AREA COUNCIL SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTURE 6 DYNAMICS RO 5U3

THERMAL POLLUTION AND PHYTOPLANKTCN COUNT AND IDENTIFY MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON 109

ONPALA'I'IBILITY OF BUTTERFLIES TO BIRDS USE OF A COULTER COUNTER TO ASSESS ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING; LAKE BIOL 126

P MARINE ORGANISMS MARINE HETLANDS OF SUFFOLK AND NASSAU COUNTIES AQUACULTURE FOR LONG ISLAND ABNORMALITI 721

N COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL RECRBATION f. OUTDOOR EDUCATION COURSES RESEARCH IN BIRD POPULATIONS - THESIS R 292

ENCE LABORA'^ORY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL RECREATION S OUTDOOR EDU 292

EROSION CONTROL IN HATER COURSES AND SLOPES IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT AREAS 761

DY OF SOUTHAMPTON TOHN NEH YORK EFFECTS OF TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUARY CT PLANT ECOLOGY OP MARINE WETLAN 675

STUDIES DREDGING THAMES RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE COVE INLAND HETLANDS BILL ORGANIZATION AND MANA 80

NA AND PLANKTONIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND MINERAL CYCLING COVE POINT BENTHIC STUDY EFFECTS OF THERMAL LOAD 300

LIZATION ON PISH POPULATIONS THE RELATIONSHIP OF VARIOUS COVER TYPES TO FISH POPULATION FISH POPULATIONS 713

MYCOLOGY NANNOPtANKTON - DIATOM STUDY OF MAINE ESTUARIES CRAB RESOURCES OP MAINE AQUACULTURE POTENTIAL FO 583

ITH MARINE ORGANISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF ESTUARINE CRAB TO CADMIUM TOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS TO 1«0

PETALS TO OYSTER EMBRYOS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF GREEN CRAE TO METALS HEAVY METAL BIOASSAY HITH MARINE 110

VIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF BRUNSWICK BEACHES ENV. ASS. CF CRABTREE CREEK FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT ECOLOGY AN 731

ERATION CLEARWATER LIFE HISTORIES OF FRESH-HATER FISHES CRANBERRY LAKE WATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR G 211

N ECOLOGY IMPACT STUDIES ON COASTAL AND ESTUARINE BICTA CFANEY ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY FAUNAL AND FLO U59

lOLOGY AS PERTAINING TO SPORT FISHERY DIGESTION IN BLACK CEAPPIE PREDATOR FISH INTRODUCTIONS IN RESERVOIR 61

AL DISTRIBUTION CF ZOOPLANKTON THE EFFECT OF MALTHION CN CRAYFISH RESPIRATION TEMPORAL 6 SPATIAL VARIATIO 59U

AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY POLLUTION OF UPPER TCMAHANDA CREEK U55

AL ASSESSMENT OP BRUNSHICK BEACHES ENV. ASS. OF CRABTREE CREEK FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT ECOLOGY AND POPULAT 73U

AM - ENV. IMPACT STATMENT EN VIRONBENTAL ANALYSIS OF SALT CREEK LAKE SCOPE 5 STUDY PLAN PLANNING AND DIRE U07

A'^ER ESTUARINE AND SHALLOH HATER MARINE FISHES OLDMANS CREEK MARSH STUDY COMPARATIVE BIOSYSTEM ATIC STUD 233

IN RELATION TO ACID MINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF PINE CREEK HATERSHED ECOLOGY OF FRESHWATER FISHES PI lUS

OF MD SECTOR OF PAINT BR. BACT S CHEM STUDY OF THE ROCK CREEK HATERSHED ENVIR. POLLUTION: HATER POLLUTI 668

OF SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PETERS CREEK VA. WATER POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDO 32»

ISTRIBUTION OF COTTONTAILS IN S. ONTARIO HOODLOT FLORIDA CREEL SURVEY PROGRAM NONLINEAR ESTIMATION BY PAR U62

TRIC SPECIES AMPHIBIANS COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OP SYMPATBIC CRICKET FROGS NEH TURTLE FOR HEST VIRGINIA COMPA U7

VKENTAL STUDIES ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION HATER QUALITY CRITERIA 1972 TELL EL HESI ARCHEOLOGICAL PROJECT 588

ATICAL MODELS op PLANKTON-ALGAE FOOD CHAIN HATER QUALITY CRITERIA LAKE RESTORATION WATER QUALITY CRITER 75

WATER QUALITY CRITERIA, LAKE RESTORATION WATER QUALITY CRITERIA: PLANKTON POPULATION MODELING; FIELD OR 75

QUALITY CRITERIA 1972 TELL EL HESI A RCHEOLOGICAL PROJECT CRITICAL PROBLEMS OF THE COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONME 588

THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE BARBADOES 8 CROMBY STEAM ELECTRIC STATIONS GREATEST COMPETE 337

STE HEAT TO SOIL REVEGETATION OF SPOIL AND REFUSE BANKS CHOP ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY ECOSYSTEMS PRODDCTI U7U

THERMAL HASTE IN HEATING THE SOIL EVALUATION OF CLIMATE CROP INTERACTIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OF HORT. C 609

GEMENT OF SOIL HATER FERTILIZER IN FIELD AND CONTAINER CROP FBODUCTION PLANT HATER STUDIES PRESERVATION 179

LIZERS AND MANURE ON SOILS AND CROPS SOIL FERTILITY AND CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH IN LIMING PERTILIZERS 765

INSECT ASSOCIATIONS DIVERSITY AND STABILITY OF TROPICAL CROP SYSTEMS INFLUENCE OF VEGETATION DIVERSITY 0 595

HERBICIDES ON QUACKGRASS USE OF HERBICIDES IN ORNAMENTAL CROP USE OF HERBICIDES AROUND MILITARY INSTALLAT U19

1 IN FORFST SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES IN FOR 786
AKE IN PLANTS DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. FOR FLORISTS' CROPS PLANT NUTRITION INCLUDING BIOCHEMICAL AS 510
ALGAE CONTROL IN LAKES AND PONDS HERBICIDES IN SOD PLANT CROPS RESEARCH OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND IM 68

R QUALITY EFFECTS OF FERTILIZERS AND MANURE ON SOILS ASD CROPS SOIL FERTILITY AND CROP PRODUCTION RESBAR 765

TRANSMISSION CONTROL OF BIRD DEPREDATION ON AGRICULTURAL CROPS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY - EVOLUTIONARY PHYSIOL 101

LLELS FOP ORCHARD GRASS GENETICS AND BREEDING OP FORAGE CROPS AND OTHER SPECIES COMPLETE AND PARTIAL DIA U92

SOIL FORMATION EFFECTS OF HIGH MANURE RATES ON SOILS AND CROPS EFFECT OF LAND USE ON HATER QUALITY EFFECT 765

HITH TURFGRASSES AGRONOMY - TDRFGRASS MANAGEMENT FORAGE CROPS MANAGEMENT DROUTH COLD SHADE AND HEAR ST 798

F CLIMATE CROP INTERACTIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OP HORT. CROPS VEGETABLE PLANT POPULATIONS THERMAL WASTE 609

ID OUTBREAKS POPULATION DYNAMICS OP INSECTS ECOLOGY CF CROPS TROPICAL INSECT ASSOCIATIONS DIVERSITY AN 595

S OF STRAWBERRY 6 THEIR CONTROL DISEASES OF SHALL FRUIT CROPS; PHYTOPHTHORA 6 BOTRYTIS PHYSIOLOGY 6 DISE UU6

2811
TABLE 3 - RESESBCH OR CONSOLTATION EXPERIENCE AND PBISCIPIE FIELD

OATIC BIOLOGY DIVISION OF PISREEY RESEARCH BRANCH CBIEF CROSS-FLORIDA BARGE CANAL INVESTIGATION FISHERY 709

GTNG SONNY POINT BARIN? "PriN»NCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TON'fPL CROSSING HABPTON ROADS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOL 198

B OF AHERICAN CHABELEON ENDOCRINOICGY OF COLOR CHANGE IN CROTAEHYT'JS HSBENULAR LESIONS AND GNAWING IN RAT 1U8

YSIS DECIDDODS FOREST ECOSYSTEH FOREST TREE ROOT SYSTEBS CROSN STEB RELATIONSHIPS IN FOREST TREE"^ ANALYS 702

ECTS OF INDOSTRIAL COBPLEXES ON THE KANAWHA RIVER OSE CF CRODE BIOASSAY TECHNIQUE IN ENDRIN POISONING OF 282

F ORGANISBS TOXICOLOGY OF SYNPETS AND NTA TO BARINE LIFE CRUCE CIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EPF 20"^

IL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYS TCLOGICAL EFFECTS CF NETALS CRDDE OIL INSECTICIDES SYNDETS to BARINE LIFE 20"^

EAKE BAY SECONDARY PRODOCTIVITY ESPECIALLY CRUSTACEAN FEEDING FEEDING OF COPEPODS IN CHESAP 701

POTENTIAL FILL SITES SYSIEBATICS AND ECOLOGY OF DECAPCD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD FAMNAL DIVERSITY IN SPARTINA 59

BINE ECOLOGY BARINE ABPRTPOD CRUSTACEANS BARINE ABPRIPCD CRUSTACEANS ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF COASTAL W 159

SHALLOW WATER BARINE 5 ESTUABINE ECOLOGY BARINE BBPHIPCIj CRUSTACEANS BARINE ABPKIPOD CBUST\CEANS ECOLOGIC 159

BY BIOLCGY OF PLANKTONIC MARINE CRUSTACEANS ZOOPLANRTON SURVEY OF SEABROOK ESTUA 779

ALITY AND QUANTITY ON ANIBALS (BAINLY BOILUSKS INSECTS CRUSTACEANS FISH) ENVIRONBENTAL SPECIALIST EFF 165

CNBENTAL POLICY FOR CT PESTICIDE CONTROL LEGISLATION FOR CT PEST CONTROL: URBAN VFFBIN CONTROL CLAY HILL 389

TON TOWN NEW YORK EFFECTS OF TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUABl CT PLANT ECOLOGY OF BARINS WETLANDS FIFTY YEAR 675

NT OF ENVIRONBENTAL FIELD STUDIES DREDGING TRABES RIVER CT BLASTING IBPACT BARINE COVE INLAND WETLANDS B 80

ONTROL PROJECT GOV. COB/DEVELOP ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY FCR CT PESTICIDE CONTROL LEGISLATION FOR CT PEST CO 388

OD CONTROL STUDY FAUNAL RESOURCES OF CKWARI PARK SITE BY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOLCGIST UPPER TSOP'IIC LFVEL 13"

GY AND SYSTEKATICS OF SQUABATE REPTILES HEEPETOFAONA CF CUATRO CIENEGAS BASIN BEXICO ECOLO'Y OF CNEBIDOP U58

QOITOES RORMONOMIMETIC INSECTICIDES BIONOMICS OF NATURAL CDLEX PIPIES POPLATIONS REPRODUCTION OF MOSQUIT 680

LOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CABBION INSECT ECOLOGY COLFX SPP. DIAPAUSE f. GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION I 373

ICT OF CHANNELIZATION ON FISHES AND THFIR HABITAT OYSTfP CUITCH LIMNOLOGICAL STUDY OF FONTANA RESERVOIR Uni

WERING PLANTS - WILD AND CDTLIVATED TAXONOMIC STUDIES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS SYSTEBATICS OF FLO 12

C SYSTEMS FOR CULTIVATION OF PARASITES AND INVERTEBRAT FS CULTIVATION OF MALARIA DESIGN AND OPERATION OF 728

OF BALARIA DESIGN AND OPERATION OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS FCR CULTIVATION OF PARASITES AND INVERTEBRATES CULT! 72B

NTS - AIR - NOISE - BICSOCLI M:,te INTERACTIONS WILD SBStlP CULTIVATION SONGBIRD ATTRACTION INTEGRATED BETHO 186

IIODABENZOIC ACID ON SOYBEANS ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND CULTURAL PRACTICES EFFECTING THE SOYBEAN PLANT I 127

TIBllITY OF RED CLOVER FORAGE LEGUMES SOYBEAN BREEDING 6 CULTURE PLANT BREEDING PSEU DO-SELF-COMP A 123

INHIBITOR OF RNA SYNTHESIS MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURE CEIL CULTURE ASSAY OF WATER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON MICRO 219

PY OF VIRUSES INHIBITOR OP RNA SYNTHESIS MAMMALIAN CEIL CHLTUBE CELL CULTURE ASSAY OF WATER pnLMITANTS E 219

GUS INHIBITION BY WOOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASION OF WOOD CULTURE DISTRIBUTION AND CYTOLOGY OF AQUATIC MIC 58U

TDRE FOR LONG ISLAND ABNORMALITIES IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTURE OF BARINE ORGANISBS MARINE WETLANDS OP S 721

CANKER OF MAPLE APPLICATION OF ECOLOGY TO FOREST STAND CULTURE SOIL-SITE EVALUATION FOR HARDWOOD SPECIE 756

lOLOGICAL CONTROL POP. BIOL. OF GERMAN COCKROACH IN LAS. CULTURES CONTROL OF GERMAN COCKROACH WITH RECIPR 3U6

ENVIRONBENTAL PROBLEBS PROJECT DESIGN TO SOLVE PROBLEMS CUPSAW LAKE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT RSRITAN CENTgR 66

SOCARBONS IN BARINE ECOSYSTEM DDT RESIDUES IN CALIFORNIA CURRENT CHLORINATED HYD 15U

P GROWTH AQUACULTURE OF MARINE SUSPENSION-FEEDERS WATER CURRENT AND SCALLOP GROWTH FOOD CONCENTRATION AN 396

UANTITATIVE ECOLOGY OF NORTH ATLANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATFP CURRENTS IN N.Y. BIGHT MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON EC 591

rARINE ENVIRONMENTAL STDPIFS CURRENTS OFF THE SOUTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND NY 500

S SYSTEMATICS OF FLOWERING PLANTS - WILD AND CUTLIVATED TAXONOMIC STUDIES OF CULTIVATED PLANT «2

OF ENVIRONBENTAL MODIFICATION ON WILDLIFE HABITAT TIMBER CUTTING EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE HABITAT FOOD HABITS 158

OAKS FOREST SOIL WATER RELATIONS REGENERATION FOLLOWING CUTTING IN MIXED OAK NET PRECIPITATION IN MIXED 81

LIFE POPULATIONS AND FOOD HABITS CF UNGULATES EFFECTS C' CUTTING ON DEER FOOD PRODUCTION FjaASES EATEN BY 303

EOGPAB OCEAN ACRE PROJECT SYSTEBATICS AND ZOOGECG. OF S. CYANEOS GROUP SYSTEMATIC ICHTHYOLOGY MEDITERRAN 267

MIN. OF RESEARCH AND OTHER PROGRAMS YEAST IN CLOSED FCCD CYCLES AD 120

F RODENTS GENETICS OF MOUSr POPULATION CYCLES POPDIATICN CYCLES IN RATS MOUSE DEMOGRAPHY ON ISLANDS POPO 7 12

OGY AND GENETICS OF RODENTS GENETICS OF MOOSE POPUL A' I :'!■' CYCIES POPULATION CYCLES IN PATS MOUSE DEMOGRAPH 712

INTERACTIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCLING S WASTE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION A 192

EIOGEOCHEMICAT CYCLING AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION 7«1

IC INFAONA AND PLANKTONIC PRIMARY PRODDCTION AND HINEPAI CYCLING COVE POINT BENTHIC STUDY EFFECTS OF THER 300

ANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEROBIC WATER SYSTEBS TRACE BETAL CYCIING DURING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL ATM 3

YTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY AND ECOLOGY AND ITS ROLE IN BINERA', CYCLING ECOLOGY AND GE0CHE1ICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF 320

1 ECOLOGY OF ALGAE AND VASCULAR AQUATIC PLANTS - HINTBAL CYCLING ESTABLISH HIGH WATER MARK IN RIVERBANK V 306

TH LAND OSE PLANNING - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT NUTRIENT CYCLING IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM LAND USE IN RELATIO 37U

P U8 BOSQDTTn CONTROl DITCHES IN SALTBARSHES PHOSPHORUS CYCLING TN NCTURM ><BRI|IF AND ESTUARINE SYSTEBS U06

SURVEY FAIRMONT PARK PHILADELPHIA PATTERNS OF NDTRIENT CYCLING MOUNTAIN ECOSYSTEMS SOIL SURVEY FOE US 301

STE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION AND DISPOSAL NDTRIENT CYCLING-STR EAM- SOIL INTERACTIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE D 192

TICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODA FJORD-IIKE BASIN DEEP-WATER CYCIOPOTD COPEPODA GULF ALASKA SYSTEMATICS AND 170

R POWER DIATOM COMBUNITi ANfYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATCM CYMBELLA CISTULA DIAVOn COMMUNITY ANALYSIS; ALG 3U7

AEINE PLANTS OF RIVERS NEAR PHILADELPHIA SYSTEBATICS CF CYIEHACEAE 3YSTEBATIC LEAF RIIATOBY OF BULRUSHES 628

STEMS SWABP AND MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN CYPRESS-GUM SWAMP EFFECTS OF CHANNELIZATION ON F 713

ASPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT CYTOCHEMISTRY OF CHROBOSOMAL ACTIVITY; CHEMICAL 601

1. SCEIOPORUS LIZARDS EVOLUTION COMPARATIVE POPDLATICN CYTOGENE tj "S OF VPPTFERATES BIOGFOGRAPHY COBP. 297

PHASIS ON MAMMAL POPULATIONS VERTEBRATE WATERSHED SOE»EY CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF CHROBOSOBE ANALYSIS REPB 78

S AND CHEBICALS TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF 2 U 5-T IN GEREIL CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL 2 1 5-T U50

U,5-T EFFECTS ON PLANT GROWTH AND DEVELOPBENT GENETICS; CYTOGENETIC AL EFFErTS OF HERBICIDES AND CHEMICAL "SO

ON CYTOGENE TICS OF VERTEBRATES ElOGEOGEAPH! COflP. Pi.£. CYTCGtNHTlCS 6 EVOL. SCELOPORUS LIZARDS EVOLUTI 297

IVE PATTERN TN WILD BICE EXFFPIBPNTAL VERT. ECOLOGY AND CYTOGENETICS WITH EMPHASIS ON MAMMAL POPULATIONS 78

ODOCTIVE BORPROLOGY AND EFFICIENCY OF PEANUT VARIATION CYTCGENETICS GENETICS AND EVOLUTION OF NATURAL 656

GY OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS - PARTICULARLY AUXINS AID CYTOKININS INHIBITORS OF AUXIN TRANSPORT PHYSIO 715

-pi.CTS fnwrns IWASTON OF WOOD C'iItdRE DISTPIBUTIO"! AND CTOLOGY C n'.UATrC Mil EOOPGA'!ISMS COPP'IR TOLERA 58"

BRYOLOGY LICHENCCGY ,:C?S CYTOLOGY SPHAGNUM TAXONOMY F. ECOLOGY 666

ATTON OF STRIPED BASS POP. EFFECTS OF ENLSTIGEMENT OP C 6 D CANAL ANAL'SIJ OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON OB U98

STORM AGNES ON DELAWARE EStUARY ECOT.OGICAI SORVEY OF C E D CANAL LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ADH 717

SEDIBENTS AQUATIC ENriRCNS OF EMER'',D GPEEi- - U.S. STATE D.E.C. REARING EDGEHOOD LAKES NYS-DEC HEARING A 209

IH IN N. E. MO. LIFE HISTORY OF "HE iBEFALD SHINER IN SO. OAK. B, TER IJOALITY INVESTIGATIONS IMPAC OF MTN 2U2

TES ON SHARPTATLPn GROUSE PARASITES OF BIG GAME III SOOTH DAKOTA ANIMAL ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT AND TEACHI 67

BLACK HILLS PINE FOREST BOV'-BErXS OP PHEASANTS IH SOMTH DAKOTA ECOLOGY OF UPLAND AND BIG GAME ANIMALS G 568

G TROUT IN BOI'T'V, f C ;,:.'.EBA , f D f",. .Ot.irCM'ION TN A SOUTH DAKOTA 'AB- HA'E FMPKASTZED FRFSt'WATFR ECOL-^IY 365

ALCOVY RIVER GEORGIA WATHE'-HED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAM 6 RtSEHVOIR N.Y. N.J. 6 PA FISH S WILDLIFE 522

EHOE LAKE LAND REQIHREHENIS PLAN WILLOW ISLAND LOCKS AND DAM - ENV. IMPACT STATHENT ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYST U07

NIC MANUSCRIPTS EFFECT ON PISRBEIES OF PASSAMApOODDI BAY DAM INVESTIGATION OF HERRING RESOURCES IN NEW EN 615

ROCXS ISIASO DAM LIMRIC'^ NUCLEAR STATION 363

HGIAND HARDWATEH LAKE EHVIHOKMENTSL IMP.'.C? OF ROWLESBOBG DAH 0;. ;::iea': RLE': ittij^ioN STUDY OP PRESHMATE 673

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF GFUHD PROJECTS IMPACT ASWRII HIGH 0AM ON EAST MEDIIEBRANEAN SNV. IMPACT oF SLEEP H 252

T»BLE 3 - RESEASCH OR CnN<;UlTATTCN EXPERIENCE AND PRTNCTPIE FIELD

SrSTEMATICS OF FISHES BIOLOGICAL SORVEY OF SALEH CROBCH DAB SITE BIOLOGICAL IBPACT OF GATHRTCHT DAH SITE €2

OF n»LEn CH'JRCH OAK SITE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF GATHRIGHT DAB SITE LOCATION FOR HAWPTON ROADS SPOIL BANK 62

EinPHENTAL PLANT A»lSTOnT ENVIRON BENTAL ANALYSIS nF TBREE DAM SITES DEV 100

GROWTH IN MAMMALS MECHANISM OF DROG INDUCED LIVER GROBTH DAMAGE INDUCBD GRODTH - RADIATION CHEMICAL SEC 20

HED SOIL EVALUATION - WASTE DISPOSAL FOR CAMPGROUND SOIL DAMAGE ON LOGGED AREAS OF NES YORK SOU SCIENCE 157

OILOTION SAPID BIOLOGICA INFORMATION SYSTEMS RECOVERY CF DAMAGED RIVERS PROTOZOAN COHHUNITY STRUCTURE AO 103

BIOASSAY OSIHG DAPHNIA AS TEST ORGANISM 1?

R TO ASSESS ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING; LAKE BIOLOGY FEEDING CF DAPHNIA ON ALGAE OP DIFFERENT SIZES ONPALA'^IBILI 126

DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF DAPHNIA THE ROLE OF THE EYE IN DAPHNIA ORIENTATIONS ORIENTATION AND 690

ONS ORIENTATION A1!0 DISTRIBUTION PftTTEBNS CF DAPHNU THS ROLE OF THE EYE Hi DAPHNIA OEIENTATI 690

UNCIi, FOR URBAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIES STEERING COMMITTEE CF DAT DCNG OP INT. PEL. OF REC. POPULATION EIOLOG 358

EASTERN NORTH AMERICA NATURAL AREA SURVEY OF WASHINGTON DC METROPOLITAN REGION VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLA 710

XPOSED TO DDT ULIRASTHUCTURA L CHANGES IN PISH EXPOSED TO DDT ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC ANALYSES OF INSECTICID 768

ilSI OF DDT BY FRESHWATER ALGAE UPTAKE AND METABOLISM CF DDT 5 DIELDRTN BY MARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DI 578

HERIES PLUS POLIUTION CONTROL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEfH DDT ANALYSIS OF LAKE GEORGE SEDIMENTS AQUATIC EN 209

IN TEtEOST FISHES CABCI N0GENI3IS IN CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO DDT BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT DL 768

AND FRESHWATER PHYTOPLA NK^-ON NIH TRAINEE - METABOLISM CF BDT BY FRESHWATER ALGAE UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF 578

STICIDBS AMD ORGANIC POLLUTANTS MICROBIAL DEGRADATION CF DDT ENVIRONMENTAL rjlSTRIBUTION OF HEX ACHIOROPHEN 5U8

IRD SPECIES DIVERSITY AND SECONDARY SUCCESSION EFFECT OF DDT ON CHLORELLA-DAPHHI A ECOSYSTEM EFFECT OF MIR UOO

CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ECOSYSItB DDT RESIDUES IN CALIFORNIA CURRENT 15«

IC EXPOSURE TO DDT BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN PISH EXPOSED TO DDT OLTRASTROCTURAL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO D 768

E BIRD PROGRAM PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING STUDY OUANTICO BCB DEAD DEER SURVEY WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT WITH EMPHA 718

FBS DESIGN CANCEF RES. REPTS. INFORBATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DEAFNESS SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SER 77U

RVEY OF POTENTHL FILL SITES SYSTEBATICS AND ECOLOGY CF DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD FADNAL DIVERSITY IN 59

LL SITES SYSTEBATICS AND ECOLOGY OF DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD PAUNAL DIVERSITY IN SPARTINA FAUNAL SORV 59

THE NORTHERN APPALACHIANS COAL COMMUNITY ABANDONMENT AND DECAY ANTI STRIP MINING LFGISLATION - CONSULTATI 810

AND FILL PINE KNOLL SHORES EOSUE BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOME NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING 198

EST TREES ANALYSIS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST ECOSYSTEM FOREST TREE ROOT SYST 702

PRODUCTION AND METHODS PLANT ECOLOGISTS SALT MARSHES DECIDUOUS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY PROJECT - MAR 26U

L OF FORESTS OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK EASTEPN HEMLOCK IN DECIDUOUS FORESTS MANAGEMENT IMPACTS UPON CONNEC 392

SYSTEMS ECOLOGY SYSTEMS ECOLOGY AND MULTIPLE-USE DECISION RAKING SUCCESSION ON OLD FIELDS 312

N OF LIGNIN DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL WASTE TREATMENT AERATOR DECOL0RI7 ATION OF DYE PLANT EFFLUENTS MICROBIAL 69U

BON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE METALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEROBIC WATER SYSTEMS TRACE META 3

AP'A USAGE ACID AND GAS PRODUCTION IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DECCM tCSITION OP CELLULOSE SOLID WASTE MANAGEME 808

ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES RECLAMATION OF DEEP BINE COAL WASTES FOREST GROWTH NEAR COAL-BO 3511

NT - NYS SEA GRANT ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS CF DEEP SEA CORALS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPBE 682

, EFFECTS BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE CCMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN TEE DEEP SEA ECOLOGY OF SUBMARINE CANYONS ANIMAL SED 599

SALT MARSH POLLUTION MEDFAUNO NORTH ADRIATIC DTVEPSTTY DEEP SEA BEIOPAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT 151

Y OF SUBBAEINE CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RELATIONSHIPS IN DEEP SEA SOLID REFUSE DISPOSAL DEEPSEA EFFECTS 599

HEIOFAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT BARSK ECOSYSTEB DEEP SEA PARTICULARLY MARINE MEIOFAONA MEIOFAWN 151

NDITIONS ON MUNITION DUMP SITES TRACE ELEMENT STUDIES ON DEEP WATER PLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL CO 3U0

OLATIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE EFFECTS ON NEW YOP K BIGHT BENTHOS DEEP-SEA BENTHIE COMMUNITY RESPIRATION ENERGETIC 661

COPEPODA VETICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODA FJORD-LIKE BASIN DEEP-WATER CYCLOPOID COPEPODA GULP ALASKA SYST 170

SAPEAKF BAY - PISH BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF WIDENING AND DEEPENING C 5 O CANAL - FISH EVALUATION OF SEX B 586

DIHENTS RELATIONSHIPS IN DEEP SEA SOLIE REFUSE DISPOSBI DEEPSBA EFFECTS BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY 599

I MANAGEMENT FOR UPLAND GAME WATER FOWL AND WHITE-TAILED DEER LAN 725

OLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STARVATION OB MALNUTRITION UPON fllUE DEER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NUTRITION UPON ANIBA 623

ON WILDLIFE ADULT EDUCATION EFFECTS OF STRIP MINING ON DEER AND GROUSE DEVELOPING SLIDE-LECTURE UNITS O 606

PE HISTORY AND MANAGEMENT OF BLACK BEAR AND WHITE-TAILED DEER AND URBAN WILDLIFE CATSKILIS NEW YORK BEAR 086

TIONS AND FOOD HABITS OF UNGULATES EFFECTS OF CUTTING ON DEER FOOD PRODUCTION FORAGES EATEN BY DEER IN TH 303

FCTS OF CUTTING ON DEER FOOD PROtOCTION FORAGES EATEN EY DEER IN TH" SOUTHEAST SIMULATE:. BROWSING BY CLIP 303

E PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION OF NATURAI FOODS OF WHITE TATIFD DEER INVESTTr. ATTON OF WINTER DEES YARDS ENERGETI 165

ECOSURVEY OF CAPE VINCENT NEW YORK ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OP DEER LICK I1.7ERPRETING NATURAL HISTORY STUDY OF 5a0

IN THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS THE BIOLOGY OF THE ClOUDLASD C?PP MOUSE PEROMYSCUS MANICUHTBS NUBITERaAE: SY 398

ND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT OPL' ND AND BIG GAME INFLUENCE OF DEER ON VEGETATION BREEDING BE.HAVTOR OF BALE WOO 618

PRESCRIBE HANAGEBENT TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES WHITETAILED DEES RESEARCH ESTABLISHING WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT D 626

D PROGRAM PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING STUDY QUANTICO MCB DEAD DEER SDRTET WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT WITH EMPHASIS 0 718

TURAL FOODS OF WHITE TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION OF WINTER DEEB lARC; EKSSGETICS OF SNOWSHOE HARE DEER AN 065

CATION OF WINTER DEER YARDS ENERGETICS OF SNOWSHOE HARE DFEE AND FISHER GENERAL FCOLOGY WILDLIFE ECOL U65

IMPER CUTTING EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE HABITAT FOOD HABITS C DEEB-EANGB CAP5YING CAPACITY NONGAME WILDLIFE AN 158

OF THE MCGUIRE NOCLEAR PLANT WATER POLLUTION AND GENETIC DEFECTS ENVI;*ONIIBNTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALLY RELATE 9

CTS ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALLY RELATED TO GENETIC DEFECTS GEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE MCGUIRE N 9

ESIS ANIMAL BODEL SYSTEM EOF 2,U,5,T TERATOLOGY TESTING DEFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT - ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED U9

EFFECT OP AIR POLLUTANTS OR HOST DEFENSE MECHANISHS 787

ANCE AND RESPONSE TO STRESS REMOTE SENSING OF GYPSY MOTH DEFOLIATION AERIAL SENSING FOR EVALUATING: STRE 592

OLLUTION MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING CIL DEGBACATION IN ECOSYSTEB SALINITY EFFECTS ON USE 519

D EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND ORGANIC POLLUTANTS MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF DDT ENVIRONMENTAL DISTRIBUTION OP 5U8

ISTRY AND ITS RELEVENCE TO POLLUTICH CONTROL BIOCHEMICAL DEGRACATION OP LIGNIN DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL WASTE 6911

PESTICIDES IN NABMALS AND ARTHROPODS MODE OP ACTION AND DEGRACATION OF NEW ACARICIDES/INSECTICIDES HETAB 7

IDES NITRATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIFYING BACTERIA MICROBIAI DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES - NITRATE REMOVAL BT D 70

ESTICIDES - NITRATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIFIC ATION BICROPUL DEGRADATION OP PESTICIDES NITRATH REMOVAL FY DEN 70

CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLE KANAWHA R., W. VA. DEISGH AND MANAGEMENT OF HISTORTC HOUSE MUSBA 6 630

ON SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES. REPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DEAFNESS SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS 770

G TEMPERATURE EFIECTS ON ECOSYSTEMS ECOSYSTEM MODEllINC DELAWARE ESTUARY FLUCTUATIN 391

LOGY OF MARINE ANIMALS IMPACT OF TROPICAL STORM AGUE? CH DELAWARE ESTUARY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF C f. D CANA 7 17

OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM PARAMETERS BACTERIAL GROWTH AND TFE DELAWARE ESTUARY MODEL BASELINJ STUDY OF TWO NEW 257

THODS PLANT ECOLOGISTS SALT MARSHES DECIDDOOS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY PROJECT - MARSHES POPULATION DY 260

GAB FRESH WATER ALGAE IN NORTH CAROLINA PHYTOPLANKTON CF DELAWARE RIVER BASIN PHYTOPIANKTON OP SDSQOEHANN 627

STUDY SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY ECOLOGICAL STUDY DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THERMAL SEWAGE 183

UNITED STATES- COLLECTION 6 ANALYSIS ECOLOGICAL STUDY CF DELAWARE RIVER NEAR BORDEN'^OWN NJ NJ MARINE 3C0 057

OF CHRONIC LUNG DISEASES ESPECIALLY OCCUPATIONAL RELATED DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY TO BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS 95

ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGEN TESTING WITH TRADESCANTIA VARICDS DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OP IONIZING RADIATION ON PLA 676

NTIC BIGHT REGION DEIIVEATION OF ZOOPLANKTON POPULATIONS. MID-ATLA 070

TAL HEALTH PLAN ROADSIDE REST AREA EVALUATION HELICOPTER DELIVERY OF MEDICAL CARE URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEER 512

TIVITY LAKE SEDIMENTS ACID MINE POIIOTIOH SEDIMENTS CF DEIHARVA IHTRACOASTAL WATERWAY PBODOC 177

286

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CON SOLT»TIO!i EXPESIEICE AND PRINCIPLE FIBID

SYSTENS AHUYSIS OF TECHNICAL INPCRHATION AND STATISTICS DEBCGRAPHIC STUDIES OF r;iE»iIST BITCHEIISTRY ANT "2'^

HOOSE POPOLATIOW CYCLES POPOLATICN CYCLES IN RATS BOOSE DEMOGRAPHY ON ISLANDS POPCIATION ECOLOGY AHD f.E 7 1 2

mCROBIAL DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES - NITRATE REMOVAL EY DENITRIPICA'^ION MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OP PESTICI TO

ESSES PORE OXYGEN OSE IN BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TFEATMINT DENITRIFICATION OP COHC ENTRAI ED raTPATE UASTEKRT H'

N MICROBIAL DEGRADATTON OF PESTICIDES NITRATE REMOVAL PY rPKITRIPYING BACTERIA MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF 70

E COBBOSSEE KATERSHED MAINE COASTAL WETLANDS GROUNDTROTH DENNIS AND TRURO IMPACT AND BRPEtDENCE OP MAN 0 Sif

T op MONCONSnMPTIVE SILI/LIPE HABITAT FACTORS DETERMINING DENSITY OF PORESTBIRD EFFECTS OP CLE A RCUTTING ON 3m

lART EFFLUENT MODIFICATION OF A STREAM HUMAN POPULATICN DENSITY VS. ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLD U37

CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTERIAL DISEASES OF HATER MLPOIl DENSITY-GRADIENT CENTRIFOUGATION OF SUSPENDED AN 10=!

MICROBIAL GROWTH AND FERMENTATIONS AND PROCOCTS FORBID DENTAL CAVITIES *ND PERIODONTAL DISEASES SEARCH 753

TICIDE CATEGORIZATION MANAGEMENT CF DEPARTMENT OP ARMY PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS PES 602

ES MANAGEW'IT FSPFCIALLY ESTUARINE SYSTEMS AND ESTUARISE DEPESDEN-r ORGANISMS PISHERT 37-^

CIPITATION IN MIXED OAK STANDS PATTERNS OF SOIL TOISTURE DEPIETION IN OAKS FORE?T SOIL WATER REHTIONS E 81

MENTAL IMPACT OF ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION CONTROL OP BIRD DEPREDATION ON AGRICULTURAL CROPS VERTEBRATE EC 101

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT; WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT BLACBIRD DEPREDATIONS STUDIES ECOLOGICAL ST-'DIES np BIRD 330

LfCyol'" 3ErHFrATIT>;s rTlTIF? rCCICGICSL STUDIES CF "IKD DEPRECATIONS STUDIES OP POPULATION ECOLOGY Cf-AD S??

YRINS (SPECIFIC) THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITY OF PORP'ilN DERIVATIVES KINFTIC 6 THERflOCHEM. STUDIES OF POR 5

ION EST. ST. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIPE COBM. FISH. PARAMETERS 5 5J."SaV"la5 IN 53S

1 ESTUARY AQUATIC BACTERIA-CYCLING OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS DESCRIBING NUMBERS AND ACTIVITIES OF AQUATIC BAC 336

S OF BIRDS INTEGUMENT OF BIRDS AVIAN ANATOHY/INTEGUMEN'! DESCRIPTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL AVIAN ANA-'OMf P»aTIC 69f

NAHIf-s, MEDITERPANEAN SEA OCEANOGRAPHY DESCRIPTIVE AID PHYSICAI OC;»NOGHsrHY GFUPRAl DY USU

ORE REGULATION PHYSIOlOGICAl ECOLOGY HATER RELATIONS CF DESERT ANTELOPES ENERGETICS OP LOCOMOTION METABO 716

RESEARCH ON WILDLIFE NATIONWIDE CDTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PAS 378

HA'^IS- KIDNEY STPUCTURE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHOLOGY iN DESERT MAMMAIS RENAL DEVELOPMENT IN NEONATAL MAM 30?

ER BALANCE IN BATS FROM XERIC HABITATS WATER ECONOMY CF DESERT MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STRUCTU 3113

COLOGY ECOLOGICAL AND REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION IN LYGAEICS DESERT PLANT - ARTHROPOD ASS0CIA"TONS COMMUNITY n"5

WILDLIFE ECOLOGICAL STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDY CF DESERT QUAIL WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 33

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOPHYSIOLOG Y AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION DESERT SHRUB WATER STRESS GROWTH RESPONSE OF SAL 29«

ROWTH AND ECOSYSTEM BEHAVIOR FOREST PRODUCTION GROWTH OF DESERT SHRUBS EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES 703

STUDY PREHISTORIC HUMAN ECOLOGY OF OS DESERTS REESE RIVER ECOLOGICAL PROJECT 723

EMATICAL MODELING STATISTICAL DESIGN S ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTEM PROBLEMS AND MATH 780

1E<: MANAGEMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER BASIN PLANNING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF ANADROMODS FISH PASSA 587

N OP PARASITES AND INVERTEBRATES CULTIVATION OF MALARIA DESIGN AND OPERATION OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS FOR CULT 728

ATABILITY OF VARIOUS MONITIONS MANUFACTURING WASTEWATER DESIGN AND OPERATION OF WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEMS 572

• MATERIALS DETERIORATION PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES. REPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DE 77U

INATION CONTROL OF CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS 8 PLANT EFFLUENTS DESIGN INCINERATOR FOR BIO AGENTS WASTE MANAGEME 1102

URAL SYSTEMS QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR WATER DUAL MONITCR DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECION DATA PA<^" B 50

OLA HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH SHIP AND BREAKWATER COLLISION DFSIGN OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT STRUCTURAL ANA 61'^

Y MAINE OFFSHORE OIL AND NEW ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DESIGN OP WATER QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEMS ASSE U97

T RESEARCH TO DETERMINE ENVIRONHE'lT AL PROBLEMS PROJECT DESIGN TO SOLVE PROBLEMS CUPSBH LAKE FLOOD CONTR 66

ATIVE ANATOMY OF THE MELANTHIODE AE SYSTEMATIC STUDIES OF DESMODIDM PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF EELGRASS COMMU 13

OF FOREST INSECTS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT CF DESTRUCTIVE FOREST INSECTS CHIEF OF FOREST INSEC 759

OP OIL SPILLS FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING OIL SPILL SOURCE DETECTION BUBBLE INDUCED UPWELLTNG OP SEA WATER 630

lAL ECOLOGY OF SOILS AND WATERS WORKSHOP ON ECOLOGY LIFE DETECTION ON OTHER PLANETS CONSULTANT TO INDIAN 566

SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES; MATERIALS DETERIORATION PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DPS 77U

ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RESEARCH TO DETERMINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS PROJECT DESIGN 66

CGY OP AQDILEGIA TERRESTRIAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY DETERMINE SPEED OF GERMINATION IN SEEDS OF AQUIL U15

FISHERIES FISHERIES MANAGEMENT DETERMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE HABITAT FOR RESERVOIR 2fi<^

TION IN CASAMANCE RECOMMENDATIONS POR AID IN AGRICULTURE DEV. NIGER COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OP OPTIMAL P 1U2

HOLLOW DEVELOPMENT (2 UOO UNITS ( ENV. I.IPACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 252

ION ION STIM. ATPASE CONTRULET NA AND K UPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVFL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. FOR FLORISTS" CROPS 510

HOSPHOROS IN WATER MONITOR DEVELCE SULFUR IN AIR MONITCR DEVELOP OIL IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOPMENT OF AIR 565

WATER MONITORING METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR POLLUTANTS DEVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN WATER MONITOP DEVELOP "ULF 565

MENTS FOR POLLUTANTS DEVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOP SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DEVELOP OIL IN WAT 565

ULATION DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND DEVELCE. OF ENV. ECO. CENTER FERRAL CAT PREOATIO 379

N WILDLIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS DEVELCPING AND CARRYING OUT EXTEN'^ION PROGRAMS 1 11

S AND PARAPROFESSIONHS NUCLEIC ACID DISTRIBUTTON IN THE DEVELCPING CHICK HEART METAPLASIA AND NUCLFAR NU 12

OGY AND MANAGEMENT AND TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION POR PRIMARY G 67

ULT EDUCATION EFFECTS OP STRIP MINING ON DEER AND GROUSE DEVELOPING SLIDE-LECTURE UNITS ON WILDLIFE VOCAL 606

TOCHEMISTRY OF CHROMOSOMAL ACTIVITY; CHEMICAL ASPECTS CF DEVELOPMENT CY 601

PLANT NUTRITION LAND RECLAMATION AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEN'^ SOIL FERTILITY AND 335

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PANEL ANTIBIOTIC ACTION ANTIBIOTIC DEVELCPMENT CONTROL OF ANTIBIOTIC BIOSYNTHESIS 77

OF 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL 2 U 5-T EFFECTS ON PLANT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT GENETICS; CYTOGENETICAL EFFECTS OF USO

ES. POR ANTIABOEBIC AGENT EIOTEC HNICIA N TRAINING HOCULFS DEVELOPMENT PROTOZOOLOGY - PATHOGENIC FORMS AND 1185

FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELCPMENT EVALUATE LAND POR COMMERCIAL DEVELCPMENT SOIL SCIENCE CLASSIFICATION MAPPIN 621

GH DAM ON EAST MEDITERRANEAN ENV. IMPACT OF SLEEP HOLLOW DEVELCPMENT (2 UOO UNITS( ENV. IMPACT VAN PJTTEN 25?

MODEL SYSTEM FOR 2,11,5,T TERATOLOGY TESTING DEFECTS CF DEVELOPMENT - ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED AND INHERI ll9

MD SYSTEHATICS OF DEEP SEA CORALS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT - NYS SEA GRANT ECOLOGY A 682

TS OF HUNTING PRESSURE ON RUFFED GROUSE POPULATIONS THE DEVELCPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF HABITAT FOR WtLDL U93

EST CYCLING, MOUNTAIN ECOSYSTEMS SOIL SURVEY FOR USE IN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FAT 301

EROSION CONTROL IN WATER COURSES AND SLOPES IN URBAN DEVELCPMENT AREAS 7fll

ON BEHAVIOR SPECIATION; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT S"ATEMENT DEVELOPMENT ARMY CORPS WATER KAY PROJECTS STATE 270

NIHAL ECOLOGY SPECIES DIVERSITY ORNITHOLOGY ECOSYSIFM DEVFLCPMENT BIRD SPECIES DIVERSITY AND SECONDARY UOU

INSTITUTE - HIGHLANDS PROJECT SLEEPY HOLLOW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT BREACKABEEN-BLENHEI H PUMPED ST1RAGE 168

IONS FOR LAND USE PLANNING EVALUATE LAND FOB RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EVALUATE LAND POR COMIEPCIAL DEVELOP 621

GR. SOIL SCIENCE IN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PAO ARCHAEOLOGY ENGR. ARCHAEOLOGY EN 52U

RE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHOLOGY IN DESERT MAMMALS RENAL DEVELCPMENT IN NEONATAL MAMMALS WATER BALANCE IN 343

AND DIRECTING ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT KEHOE LAKE LAND REQUIREMENTS PLAN WI U07

WEED CONTROL AQUATIC ADVISOR - WEED CONTROL AND FISHERY DEVELCPMENT LAKE NICARAGUA FISHERIES SURVEY PRE 550

ELOP SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DEVELOP OIL IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOPMENT OF AIR AND WATER MONITORING METHODS 565

ON CONTROL SYNTHESIS OF FLOCCOLANTS AND POLYELECTROLYTES DEVELCPMENT OF COLLECTOR FOR OIL SPILLS DEVELOPM 60

ORY STUDIES OF ANADROBOOS FISH OF THE NORTHWEST ATLANTIC DEVELCPMENT OP COMMERCIAL ANAEROMOUS PISH RESOUR 220

. ECOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRAM, STANFORD HARBOR, CCNN. DEVELOPMENT OP EST'JARINE RESEARCH PROGRAMS BMPHA 17u

POLYELECTROLYTES DEVELOPMENT OP COLLECTOR POR OIL SPIllS DEVELCPMENT OF FILTERS FOR AEROSOLS SYNTHESIS A 60

RTRCPHY OP RAT KIDNEY GROWTH COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY DEVELCPMENT OF MAMMALIAN KIDNEY COMPENSATORY HYP 593

287

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

EDOCATION LABORATORY AVIAN ttlSRSTION AND ENERGY BALANCE DEVELCPHENT OF NARSH HABITAT FOR CORPORATION HAT 212

E TO POLLDTION CONTROL BIOCHEniCAt DEGRADATION OF Llf^NTW DEVELCPri!?NT O? lOYEL HASTE TPIATHSNT AERATOR DEC 69U

ENDATIONS FOR AID IN AGRICULTURE DEV. NIGER COOPERATIVE DEVELCPMEHT OP OPTIRAL PROGRABS FOR BOTH PEOPLE m2

- ATTACIBENT MECHANTSB HISTOCHEB ISTRY - BARNACLE TISSUES DEVELCPHEKT 0? TRAINING PROGFAH - ENVIRONMENTAL U31

AINAGE PORIPICATION OF ACID NINE DRAINAGE BY NEOTRALOSIS BEVELCPNENT OP HOOD PLASTIC TECHNOLOGY INVESTIGA 6U

OLLOTION INVESTIGATION FISKTRAP IfKE KENTUCKY IMPACTS CF DEVtLCPnENT ON NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL SCIENT 509

EVALUATION OF IMPACT OP HATER DEVELCPHENT ON NATURAL SYSTEMS Bll

LAND PLANNING PERTAINING TO ECOLOGY PLANNING A PFSCfT OEVFLOPNBNT PLBNNIl'G A CAMPSI'^ 129

TUPAL RESOURCES NATURAL SCIENTIST IN THE FIELD OF HATIR DEVELOPMENT PLANNING POLLUTION INVESTIGXTIOS PIS 509

ALIAN OVIDUCT CELL AND TISSUE CHANGES DURING DEVFLOPMENT PNA-INDDCFD METAPLASIA CEILS OP MANM 259

NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - ENVIRCNMBNTAL EFFECTS CF DEVELIPM^NT SOUTH "LOHir'A SFGIOilAL AIPCST SITE S 2

N THE ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVFLCPMENT REFINEMENT APPLICATION OF INTERNED 268

OP FIELD CORN DEVELOPMENT TESTING OP INBRED LINES AND HYBRIDS 357

RE PLANT BREEDER GRAIN LEGUMES CONSULTANT ON UNIVERSITY DEVBT.CPMENT THAILAND KASETSART UNIVERSITY BAN 503

DEVFLCPHEtiTAL rlOLOGY OF ALG„E ^ "1

F TRAMQUILIZTNG DRUG ON RATS, UOGS, 5 HORSES CELLUIAS 6 DP V ^Lr PMI'NTAI, aiO'uOGi; EL CTBOIIMlrROSCOPY ; HISTO 1126

DEVELOPMENTAL ENDOCRINOLOGY OF EXOTHERMS 188

IS OP THREE DAM SITES DEVELCPMENT AL PLANT ANATOMY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALTS 100

PASED ANIMAL FFFECT OF HIGH E -i VIRCNHENTAL TEMPERATURE ON DIABECTICS TEF ATOi,OGIC\L EFFECTS IP S«II' YLSTES 23B

!. TOTICl'^Y lUhALJI: SASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS ANIMAL DISEASE INCLUDING TOXICOtOGTC D 590

LAB. MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF DISCOMYCETES PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSIS DIAGNOSTITION PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSTI 562

ES PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSIS DIAGNOSTITION PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC LAB. MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF DISCOMYCE 562

OPAPKIC STUDIES OF DtSCOMYCETES PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSIS DI AGNOSTTTn>I PLANT DISEASE DIAGtOSTIC LAB. MON 562

G OF FORAGE CROPS AND OTHER SPECIES COMPLETE AND PARTIAL DIALLELS POR ORCHARD GRASS GENETICS AND BREEDIN 1192

ALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CARRION INSECT ECOLOGY CULEX SPP. DIAPAUSE 6 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION INSECT DIAPA 373

BICIDES ON INSECT PESTS COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE - BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT PHOTOPERIODIC RES 316

GY CDLEX 3PP. DtAFAUSE E GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION INSECT OIAFA03! AND PHEH-^LOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC THSF 373

EBBICCES ON IN'TCT PEST C-KPRRATIVt BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DI A^AOSS-BIOCKEM I"T ^Y INSECT PHOTO-PERIODIC-EBSP 3 15

ASTAL TAXONOMY OF TOLOSTOMA BRUHAIE SNOHCOVER ECOLOGY CF DIAPENSIA ABLES PICEA SYSTEMS MODEL OF SALT MA 727

TICS, POLLUTION MONITORING ALGAL ECOLOGY DIATOM AND BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMA 679

CCHEBICAl. SlbNIFICiNCE OF DIATOMS ORGANIC COMPOSITIOH CF DIATOM CELL HAL',': "ALPCl.IMV ot.OGT OP LAKE KTVU-CE 320

HDNTTI ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATOM CYMBELLA CISTULA DIATOM COMMUNITY ANALYSIS: ALGOLO'iY (FRESH HATER 3U7

SH HATER) ENVIFONMENTSL IMPACT STATEMENT - NUCLEAR POHER DIATOM COMMUNITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE DIATOM 31l7

NUCLPAR POWER DIATOM COMMUNITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG TEE DIATOM CYMBELLA CISTULA DIATOM COMMUNITY ANALYS 3«7

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ETHAL EFFECTS JF POLLDTAIITS TO FISH HCLE OP NUTRIFUTS "' DIT.'OI PO?t",n-I'' w D»"HM' ~S TO/Ti'TTY or SULFITE B 281

ABIHE BOTANY - BOTH PHYCOLOGY 6 MYCOLOGY NANNOPLANKTON - DIATOM STUDY OF MAINE ESTUARIES CRAB RESOURCES 0 583

ECOLOGY OF ALGAE BENTBIC DIATOMS IN ESTUARY ESTUARINE EPIFAUNA SU

HINFPAL CYCLING ECOLOGY AND GEOCHEMICSL SIGNIFICANCE OF DIATOMS OIGfNTC COMnSITT'''N IF niATOM CELT, HALLS 320

.t.BOLISr OF DD" f. DIELr:^IN 1Y MARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE CF DICaLCEBHIL C EN'JOTHALL IS POl'D VAIER i HYDa;SOI 578

F DDT BY FPRSHHATER ALTAE UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF DDT S DIEIDRIS BY MARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DICHLOBE 578

MPORAL 6 SPATIAL VARIATION OP ZOO. IN THE HUDSON ESTUARY DIELDRTN CONC. IN THE TROPHIC LEVELS OP A MARSH 5911

Al INSECTS TRfi-IT HAfCHFRY VS. CHNER OF A POND-COUST CASE CIET Of BLUEGILL AND LAEGrMfrTH 3AE3 ECOLOGY OP 299

FISTPY SCIEN-tF EFFECT CF TEMPFS'TtfPE .«'1P VTfl ON fJFOWTH SC^OTIJRTF "ST.'.PY «:cOLOGTCAL STHDY 163

ATURE ON DIABECTICS TERATOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP SALICYLAIfS DIETARY EFFECTS ON METABOLIC RESPONSE TO COLD E 238

Y CELLS SDBMICROSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN EIFFEHENTIATING EMBRYONIC SYSTEMS AND PHYSIOLOGI 12

ON TRANSIENT HATER QUALITY IN ESTUARY NETHORKS SUBMERGED DIFFUSERS POR HASTE BEAT OTSPOSAL SALTIItTY INTRO 302

ERAS AQUATIC CHEMISTRY NUTRIENTS CARBON DIOXIDE SfSTFH DIFFUSION PROM SEDIfiENIS NUTSIiiai STUDIES Oil COR 551

MAINE YANKEE HAMPTON HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY THE USE OF CYE DIFFUSION SURVEY IN THERMAL PREDICTIVE STUDIES E 689

COLOGY-ALGAE AND BACTERIA METHANE PRODUCTION - ANAEROBIC DIGESTION EFFECTS OF PH INORG C AND O-PO BIOLOG 386

EMENT AND FISHERY BIOLOGY A3 PERTAINING TO SPORT FISHERY DIGESTION IN BLACK CRAPPIP PREDfTOR FIS1 INTRODO 61

EAPHIC STOPTES Of CHEMIST BIOCHEMISTRY AND OCE",NCGB APflY DIGITAL COMPUTES SYSTEMS ASfLYSI": OF TEdlNICAL 1 U25

ITY ECOLOGY FAUNAL VARIATION ON PELAGIC SAHGASSUM SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN TOADFISH SHIRBLADDERS BRAIN STI1UL 2 18

B PRODUCTIVITY REMOTE SENSING SHAILOH MARINE COHHONITIES DINOPLAGELIATE LUMINES CENCE ANALYSIS OP PRODOC 390

OD TO CAPE HATTERAS AQUATIC CHEMISTRY NUTRIENTS CARECN DIOXIDE SYSTEM DIFFUSION FROM SEDIMENTS NUTRIENT 551

TROl 3Y FISH ASIA BIOLOGICAL CONTFOL OP AQOATIC NUISANCE DIPTERA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUAilC I'.'SEC^ PE »i

DISPERSAL ANIHAI DISPERSAL; BIOLOGY CP CIPTERS BIONOMICS OF MILKHBED BEETLE DROSOPHILA 520

OMY OP THO-HINGED PLIES (DIPTERA) AND MORPHOLOGY OF SAME DIPTEBA OF EGYPT TAXOS 697

RSFECTS CF ^''V IT, OlIMSNTAl EDt.'CATICN THE MAEIIIE NS1SLET1T.? DIIECTCRY OP PERSONNEL OF THE COASTAL PLAINS REG 19

G EFT. ON SHELF FROM AREBL OBSERVATION EST. HT. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SE^ lY U.S. PI":HERMAN DESCRIBE COHH 535

ILINOIS FRESH HITER AND ESTUARINE INVERT EflSATES THERMAL DISCRAEGB EFFECTS ON HUDSON RIVER BSNTHOC £'.VIRO 339

TON THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLANKTON THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLANKTON ESTUARINE 56U

lANKTON BIOLOGY AND POLLUTION EFFECTS PVBLUATION THERMAL DISCHARGE EPPECTS ON MARINE PLANKTON THERMAL DIS '"1

ION THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFFCIS ON MARINE PLAI'KTOK THE3BAL DISCHASG? EFFECTS CM MARI;<S £'lANK-?N TifERnSL DIS 56U

lALLY IN THE FIELD OP POWER GEt.'EPATION EFFECT OF THERMAL DISCHARGE ON ALGAL PPOODCTIVIty »»»t»ONH»VTAL I 287

HEATED DISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OP PAPER MILL DISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC LIFE BIOASSAY AND IN STHE 8

SCHAEGSS UPON BENTHOS ALGAE AND FISHES 3FFECT3 CT HEATED TiISCHAiIGE UPON AOUAT'C LI"? p-— -■ of -ijrER MIL P

TORE SELECTION OF FISH FROM LAKE EHTE EFFECTS OP THERMAL DISCHARGES ON HUDSON FISH ESTUARINE PISH ElOLOG ''

STREAM EFFECTS OP CHEMICAL HASTES EFFECTS OP IIIOOSTSIAL DISCHARGES UPON BENTHOS ALGAE AND FISHES EFFECTS 6

ON PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC LAB. MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES CP DISCOMYCETES PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSIS DIAGNOSTIT 562

HATER POIIUTTOI OHIO RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY PERIPHYTIC DISCS ALGAL VIRUSES 359

AGNOSTIC LAB. MCNOGRAPHIC STUCIKS OF DISCOMYCETES PL>?:T DISEAS! 3IAG'!0?I3 DIAGNOSTITION PLA'.T DISEASE D 562

SCOMYCETES PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSIS DIAGNOSTITION PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC LAB. MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES OP 0 562

CBE FARM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES FARM GAME INSECT REACTORS CP DISEASE IMPORTANT TO MILITARY MANAGEMENT OP FAR «33

D GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS ANIMAL DISrASE INCLUDING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE OXYGEN TOX 590

■1 ET}i-"iplA ^•OST,•?^Pp.S'TE INTEPF=lBTIONSHIPS IN FTLASICD DISFAEE IMPBCTIOMS PATHOLOGY OP PARASITIC DISBAS 567

TRITIOC UPON ANIMAL DISEASES AND PARASITES NUTRITION AND DISEASE OF BIGHORN SHEEP PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 0 623

TION OF HERRING RESOURCES IN NEH ENGLAND STUDY OF PONGOS DISEASE OF HERRING SCIENTIFIC BEVIEH AND EDITIH 615

TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS ANIMAT DISEASE INCLUDING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE OXYGEN TOXICITY INHALEO GASEOUS IRRITANT S90

AN PARASITES ON MALARIA MED ENTCMOLOGY alTH EMPHASIS CN DISEASE T-A;««ISSIOH AND VECTOR BIOCON-BCL ADAPT 755

L STRESS (TEMPERATURE PRESSURE ETC.) ON THE N0P1AL AND DISEASED ANIMAL EFFECT OP HIGB ENVIRONMENTAL TEM 238

OGY ANATOMY IMMUNOLOGY SYSTEMATICS MEKONG HATER BORNE DISEASES MALACOl 173

N HOLE DEES INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NUTRITION UPON ANIMAL DISEASES AND PARASITES NUTRITION AND DISEASE OF 623

S IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS PSPPCIAllY DISEASHS AND PARASITES OF SHELLFISH DISEASES OP 16

LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY OP BIRDS AND MAMMALS AND HILDLIFE DISEASES CHEMICAL RESIDUES IN LIVESTOCK NATIVE B 99

TJIBLE 3 - PESESRCR OR CONSOITATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

PS IN FILftRIOD DISEASE INJECTIONS PATHOLOGY OF PARASITIC DISEASES ECOLOGY OF ONCHOCERCIASIS IN E'^HIOPIA "ie?

BYPEPSENSITIVITY PNEONONITIS IBHONOLOGY OF CHRONIC LONG DISEASES ESPECIALLY OCCUPATIONAL RELATED DELAYED 95

OF EFFECTS OF ILLEGAL ABORTION-JAMAICA ECOLOGY OF flUHBN DISEASES IN POPULASIONS; AT AFFECTED BY SOCIAL F 352

IK ONCOGENESIS innUNOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF ANIHAL VIRCS DISEASES LOHPHOCYTIC CHORIONENINGTTIS VIRUS RESE 397

SMALL FBOIT CROPS; PHYTOPHTHORA 8 BOTRYTIS PHYSIOLOGY 6 CISEASES HYCOECOIOGY OF SERPENTINE SOIL EPIDEMIO ttU6

PISCINE VIBROSIS COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY EMPHASIS CN DISEASES OF FISH MARINE PATHOLOGY IMMUNOLOGY OF 796

ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY PAHTICOLARLY REGARDING SPONTANEOOS DISEASES OF LABORATORY ANIMALS NEOROP ATHOLOGIC E 2115

ANIMALS ESPECIALLY DISEASES AND PARASITES OF SHELLFISH DISEASES OF OYSTERS FOULING ORGANISMS IN ESTUARI 16

LOGY OF BOTRYTIS DISEASES OF STRSKBERRY & THEIR CONTROL DISEASES OF SMALL FRUIT CROPS; PHYTOPHTHORA 6 BO UU6

OF SERPENTINE SOIL EPIDEMIOLOGY 6 PHYSIOLOGY OF BOTRYTIS DISEASES OF STRAHBERRY f. THEIR CONTROL DISEASES «U6

CAl LIMNOLOGY REAERATION OF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACERIAl DISEASES OF WATER MILFOIL DENSITY-GRADIENT CENT a09

SASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES MOLLUSCAN BIOLOGY SHELLFISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOMIASIS SNAIL CONTROL PARASI'-E? 123

IONS AND PRODUCTS FORMED DENTAL CAVITIES AND PERIODONTAL DISEASES SEARCH FOR CEPHALOSPORIN AMIDASE ENZYME 753

OGY AQUATIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION INFECTIOUS DISEASES THERMAL EFFECTS ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS BI UIU

INHIBITION OF SPORDLATION MEASURES OF CONTROLLING PLAN? DISEASES HRITIHG BOOK-"'CHEMISTR Y OF FUNGICIDAL A UU2

TFOL PARASITES OF FISH IMMUNITY TO PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES MOLIUSCAN BIOLOGY SHELLFISH DISEASES S 123

TTONS WITH PROTEINS CHLORINATED CRGANICS FROM WASTEWATER DISINFECTION INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AND WATER QUAL 161

INTERDEPENDENCE TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENT PRIMARY BEHAVICR DISCRCEBS WORKSHOP COMMUNITY CENTER FOR UNMOTIVA 120

E ANALYSIS FNVIRON IMPACT - TERRESTIAL ECOL - WASTEWATER DISP. BESOORCE ECONOMICS ESPECIALLY WATER AND 231

OLOGY OF DIPTERA BIONOMICS OF MILKWEED BEETLE DROSOPHIIA DISPERSAL ANIMAL DISPERSAL; BT 520

NTATION ADMINISTRATION ROLE OF SUEZ CANAL AS PATHWAY FCR DISPERSAL BETWEEN RED SEA AND MEDITERRANEAN OCEA 22

OLATIONS WITHIN AGRICDLTOEAL OR FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INSECT DISPERSAL INTO GAMMA IRRADIATED GRADIENT COCONUT 33U

EROS BEETLE PROJECT PESTS OF RICE IN FIJI MORTALITY AND CISPERSAL OF INSECT POPULATIONS WITHIN AGRICULTU 33U

BED BEETLE DROSOPHILA DISPERSAL ANIMAL DISPERSAL; BIOLOGY OF DIPTERA BIONOMICS OF MILKW 520

ANTITATIVE ANALYSIS EFFECTS OF DREDGING AND DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY CAPE COD BAY EC 807

BE LAND SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SOILS FOR WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PHENOMENA IN SOI 383

SPILLS OF TOXIC CHEMICALS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF DREDGE DISPOSAL STREAM HYDROLOGIC STUDIES AND MODELS F UU7

DISPOSAL AIR POLLUTION PLASTICS STUDIES ON SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION SOLID WASTE U5

ITY IMPACT ON SOIL AND WATERSHED SOIL EVALUATION - WASTE DISPOSAL FOR CAMPGROUND SOIL DAMAGE ON LOGGED AP 157

ATION BY POLLUTION (MARINE-PHYSICAL- BIOL.) DREDGE SPCIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOUND CORRELATIONS BETW 555

LT MARSH ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF NARRAGASETT BAY SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN TOTAL SYSTEM STUDIES AND 528

CIALLY STRIPED BASS GROSS BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF OVERBOARD DISPOSAL IN UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY - FISH BIOLOGIC 586

HESMAL SURVEY ESTUARY CIRCULATION WITH REGARDS TO HASTE DISPOSAL NORTfiPORT NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY LYNN lUB

NEEAL CYCLING 6 WASTE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION AND DISPOSAL NUTRIENT CYCLING-STREAM-SOIL INTERACTIO 192

NUTRIENT CYCLING-STREAM-SOIL INTERACTIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCLING r, WASTE DI 192

SAL PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PHENOMENA IN SOILS WASTEWATER DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND 383

HENOMENA IN SOILS WASTEWATER DISFCSAL ON THE LAND SLDCGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SOILS FOR WASTEWATER DISPOS 383

Y IN ESTUARY NETWORKS SUBMERGED CIFFUSERS FOB WASTE HEAT DISPOSAL SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTUARINES HATHE 302

RAM FOR OCCOQUAN WATERSHED OPTIMAL PROCEDURES FOP SLUDGE DISPOSAL TREATABILITY OF VARIOUS MUNITIONS MINUF 572

AGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCLING 6 WASTE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION AND DISPOSAL NUTR 192

ID WASTE DISPOSAL AND INCINERATOF CORROSION SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AIR POLLUTION PLASTICS STUDIES ON SOL 15

ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RELATIONSHIPS IN DEEP SEA SOLID REFUSE DISPOSAL DEEPSEA EFFECTS BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE 599

HROUGH SOIL-PLANT-ATMOSPHERE CONTINUUM THERMAL POLLUTION DISPOSING WASTE HEAT TO SOIL REVEGETATION OF SPO U71i

ESTOARINE ECOLOGY PKCGRAM PLANNING DOCTORAL DISSERTATION RESEARCH 317

BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BENTHIC FAUNA FISHES LIMNOLOGY OF TWO DISSIMILAR SUBARCTIC STREAMS DISTRIBUTION OF LEA 518

PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE METALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSIT 3

SEINE SYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF BRACKISH PONDS RECEIVING SEWAGE DISSOLVED ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS FROM PHYTOPL ANKTON : U06

STES (COMPOSTING) CONSULTANT - US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SC. DIST. NEW YORK CONSULTANT - ECOLOGY INC. POLLU 107

CrMUNITIES; DISTRIBUTIONAL PROCESSES COMPETITION THECEY DISTRIBUTIONAL ECOLOGY OF STREAM BENTHIC COHHUNI 10

TEGIES IN CLADOCERANS STRUCTURE OF AQUATIC COMMUNITIES; DISTRIBUTIONAL PROCESSES COMPETITION THEORY DIS 10

NITY BIOLOGY OF MARINE MOLLUSCS IN PARTICULAR EFFECTS CF DISTURBANCE OF MARINE BIVALVE COMMUNITIES EFFECT 51*7

G POWER STATION DYNAMICS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES FOREST ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS FOLLOWING 35U

LLOWIHG DISTURBANCES FOREST ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES RECLAMATION OF DEEP NINE COAL WASTE 35U

LAND STABILIZATION AND WATER UTILIZATION OF DRASTICALLY DISTURBED AREAS CHEM. PHYS. BIOL. CHANGES IN A R 529

AHMAIS IMPACT OP MAN ON APPALACIAN ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY CF DISTURBED LANDS; FOREST AND WILDLIFE ECOLOGY POP 662

C PHOSPHORUS FROM PHYTOPLANKTCN: CUE U8 MOSQUITO CONTECL DITCHES IN SALTMARSHES PHOSPHORUS CYCLING IN NA 106

DAE PARKER RIVER ALEWIFE MODELLING STUDY MERRIMACK RIVER DIVERSION EFFECTS STUDY WEWEANTIC RIVER FISHERIE 137

TEE RESOUECES PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE SABINE RIVER DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ABTI 625

ST - CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY EFFECTS OF WATER DIVERSIONS IN CONN. RIVER BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS 056

EFFECT ON CORAL REEFS CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OF CORAL REEFS; THEROREticAL 557

VERSITY ORNITHOLOGY ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT BIRD SPECIES DIVERSITY AND SECONDARY SUCCESSION EFFECT OF DOT UOU

INSECTS ECOLOGY OF CROPS TROPICAL INSECT ASSOCIATIONS DIVERSITY AND STABILITY OF TROPICAL CROP SYSTEMS 595

KEEGETICS SALT MARSH POLLUTION MEDFAONO NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECO 151

MATICS AND ECOLOGY OF DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN SPARTINA FAUNAL SURVEY OF POTENTIAL 59

ABILITY OF TROPICAL CROP SYSTEMS INFLUENCE OF VEGETATICN DIVERSITY ON INSECTS PESTICIDES INDUCED APHID OU 595

ESISTANT PHYTOPLANKTCN COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY RELATIVE TO WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH A 201

F MIREX ON SECONDARY SUCCESSION ANIMAL ECOLOGY SPECIES DIVERSITY ORNITHOLOGY ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT BI UOU

DO NATUPAL AREA EVALUATION; PLANT COMMUNITY; STRUCTDRt DIVERSITY PLANT POPULATIONS SUCCESSION CONSULT 513

MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DNA SEQUENCE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG VIBRIO SPECIES 686

CELL PROLIFERATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS CAMP AND SECRETION DNA SYNTHESIS IN PAROTID AUTORADIOGRAPHY TECHNIQ 151

ESTOARINE ECOLOGY PROGRAM PLANNING DOCTORAL DISSERTATION RESEARCH 317

APY PATHOLOGY MELIODOSIS IN DOGS IN VIETNAM GLOSSITIS IN DOGS VETERIN 691

VETERINARY PATHOLOGY MELIODOSIS IN DOGS IN VIETNAM GLOSSITIS IN DOGS 691

OGY DRUG TOXICITY EFFECTS OF TRANQUILIZING DRUG ON RATS DOGS 5 HORSES CELLULAR 6 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 1426

INVENTORY OF FISHERIES OF NEW YORK AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT AN U72

REPPOD. WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL REPRCD. DOMESTIC ANIMALS APPL. EGG TRANSFER IN INDUCTION 61U

REAM ECOLOGY OF PISHES IN LENTIC AND LOTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WATER SUPPLIES STRIP M 750

OGY OF FISHES; ECOLOGY OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER PLANKTCN DOMESTIC-INDOSTRI AL POLLUTION AND BENTHAl INSECT 289

L FOR URBAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIES STEEPING COMMITTEE OF CAT DONG CF INT. FEL. OF PEC. POPULATION BIOLOGY B 358

G AQUATIC ECOLOGY AND FISHEPIES BIOLOGY LIFE HISTORY CF DORCSOMA PETENENSE IN ARIZONA POPULATION DYNAMIC 376

AST TUMORS IN VITRO INDUCTION OF EREAST TUHCRS RADIATICN DOSE RESPONSE FOR RAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMEN'^A 638

ETIC CONTROL OF GROWTH RESEARCH AND BREEDING PROGRAM FOR DOUGLAS FIR POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND MATH 506

E AND STAND DATA FROM LOW-LEVEL AERIAL PHOTO RESPONSE CF DOUGLAS FIR TO UREA FERTILIZATION DYNAMICS OF D U90

DOUGLAS-FIR POPULATIONS DYNAMICS AND SIMULATED YIELD CF DOUGLAS FIR TREE AND STAND DATA FROM LOW-LEVEL A U90

SPONSE OP DOUGLAS FIR TO UREA FERTILIZATION DYNAMICS CF DOUGLAS-FIR POPULATIONS DYNAMICS AND SIMULATED Y 090

289

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE EIELD

ETHODS ANT STATISTICS IN ECOLOGY SE COOPERATIVE MOURNING DOVE STODY STATISTICS IN GAHE AND FISH MORK SB S 318

TION FOR TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR HILDLIFE EVALOATION DRAFT E.I.S. FOR HIGHWAY KILDLIFE BASELINE DATA 575

ECTS OF SURFACE MINING ON U.S. FISH S HILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT KORLD HERITAGE TRUST LIVING 677

HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; HATER POllUTION ESPECIALLY MINE DRAIN fGE AND INORGANIC) GEOLOGIC FACTORS AFFECTI 573

FICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE BY NEDTRALOSTS DEVELOPMENT OF HOOD PLAS 6U

AKE COMMUNITY FISH DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO ACID MINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF PINE CREEK HATERSHBD 1U5

VIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLLUTION ABATEMENT ACID MINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION ABATEMENT STUDY NATURAL RESOU 7U7

S ANALYSIS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE BY N 6tt

LUTANTS ON ENVIRONMENT REVERSE OSMOSIS TREATMENT OF MINE DRAINAGE ROADSIDE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN HAST 367

Y ANALYSES RIVERS-LAKES POPULATION BIOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEHAGE INTERACTIONS ON PRIM PROD TACONI 387

F SHAWNEE LAKE BENTHIC MACROFAUNAL PRODUCTION ACID MINE DRAINAGE STREAM BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL 282

D WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REMOVAL OF IRON FROM ACID MINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN HIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPI 783

UTILIZATION LAND STABILIZATION AND HATER UTILIZATION CF DRASTICALLY DISTURBED AREAS CHEM. PHYS. BIOL. CH 529

ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTON ROACS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOLL SHORES BOGOE BANKS I 198

ARDOUS SPILLS CF TOXIC CHEMICALS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CF DREDGE DISPOSAL STREAM HYDROLOGIC STUDIES AND M UU7

AND A RESOURCE CAPABILITY STUDY COMMUNITY SUCCESSION CN DREDGE ISLAND REPRODUCTION BIOLOG' OF THE OSPREY 53U

ECOSYSTEM QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS EFFECTS OP DREDGING AND DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY CA 807

ENTAL MODIFICATION BY POLLUTION (MARINE-PHYSICAL- BIOl.) DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOUND COHR 555

TION; MARSH BUILDING STABILIZATION AND PRODUCTIVE USE CE DREDGE SPOIL RECLAMATION AND STABILIZATION OP DU 801

CAPE COD BAY ECOSYSTEM QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS EFFECTS OF DREDGING AND DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL MARINE BENTH 807

ABLISHING WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT DEMONSTRATION AREAS STREAM DREDGING COORDINATION FOREST HILDLIFE MANAGEMEN 626

HER PLANT CONTROLLED EROSION IN MONTSHEAG BAY EFFECTS CF DREDGING IN BELFAST HARBOR MARINE BENTHIC COMHU 181

ITION ANAEROBIC WATER SYSTEMS TRACE METAL CYCLING DURING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL ATMOSPHERIC PROCES 3

TVER EFFECT OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION ON BOTTOMS EFFECT CF DREDGING ON OYSTER BEDS DNDERHATER (USING SCUBA UUU

ROBLEMS CDPSAW LAKE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT EARITAN CENTER DREDGING PROJECT ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR CONSTRUC 66

NT WYOMING VALLEY SUSQUEHANA RIVER PA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD POTOMOC RIVER HD MA <18

IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOME NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING SUNNY POINT MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL B 198

GANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD STUDIES DREDGING THAMES RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE 80

COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CF DREDGING DUMPING NEW HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ECOLO 1714

EGIONAL AlPORT SITE SLECTION STUDY EFFECT OF MAINTENANCE DREDGING-MOTS U ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - LAZ. C 2

MARINE SNAIL EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. LITTOREA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES AT BODEGA HEAD CALIFORNIA 299

D ABOVE WATER SPECIALISED CHEMISTRY - VITAMIN STUDY SOFT DRINK ADDITIVES STUDY - WATER-S WEETNER SYSTEMS E U79

SPERSAL; BIOLOGY OF DIPTERA BIONOMICS OF MILKWEED BEETLE DROSOPHILA DISPERSAL ANIMAL DI 520

AGRONOMY - TURPGRASS MANAGEMENT FORAGE CROPS MANAGEMENT DROUTH COLD SHADE AND WEAR STUDIES WITH TURFGR 798

HANISMS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROHTH IN MAMMALS MECHANISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVER GROWTH DAMAGE INDUCED GROWTH 20

SIDUES f. TOXICOLOGY OF VETERINARY PRODUCTS BIOCHEMISTFY DRUG METABOLISM RESIDUES OF VIRGINI AMYCIN IN SWI 185

OLOGY; EMBRYOLOGY DRUG TOXICITY EFFECTS OF TRANQUILI ZTN3 DRUG ON RATS DOGS F. HORSES CELLULAR 6 DEVELOP 1126

ENTJL BIOLOGY; ELECTRONMICROSCOP Y ; HISTOLOGY; EMBRYOLOGY DRUG TOXICITY EFFECTS OF TRANQUILIZING DRUG ON R U26

CIAL EMPHASIS ON OVULATION AND STEROIDOGENESIS EFFECT CP DRUGS S HORMONES ON MEIOSIS E OVULATION REPRODU 667

ANALYSES OF FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK DRUM ANALOG SIMULATION IN FISH POPULATION STUDIE 579

FOOD PRESERVATION OF FOOD WITHOUT REFRIGERATION FREEZE DRYING FOOD HATER ACTIVITY AND FOOD PRESERVATION 79

ENTAL AND NATURAL SYSTEMS QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR HATER DUAL MONITOR DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTBCTIO 50

D WETLAND ECOLOGY LEAD POISONING IN HATERFOHL CANVASBACK DUCK LOUISIANA HETLANDS WATERFOWL AN 17

VY METALS IN HATER WINTER ECOLOGY SALT MARSHES AND BLACK DUCKS ORNITHOLOGY HITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HAT 27U

LANKTON ENVIRONBENTAl CONDITIONS ON MUNITION DUMP SITES TRACE ELEMENT STUDIES ON DEEP HATER P 3U0

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DAL VASCULAR PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY-POWER PLANT SITES ECOIOGY AND TAXONOMY OP VASCULAR PLANTS OP MARYL 83

GFBENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA BIOBB IBP COLD REGION ECOIOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND CLEAN UP ARCT 82

WARM-BLOODEC VERTEBRATE POPULATICN ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 669

ALE WOODCOCK ECOLOGY OF RUFFED GROUSE IN MAINE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT UPLAND AND BIG 618

EW MEXICO EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY OF MAMMALS PAT ECOLOGY ANIMAL - PLANT INTERACTIONS MABBALS OP N 790

VIRGINIA VEGETATION OF PARRAMCRE ISLAND, VIRGINIA PLANT ECOLOGY AS RELATED TO PLANT GEOGRAPHY AND PALEOE 310

ONTROL - PHYSICAl CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY ATP IN PLANKTON AS MEASURE OF BIOMASS AN 85

MP STORAGE PROJECT ICHTHYOLOGY: SYSTEBATICS DISTRIBUTION ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR OF FISHES ZOOGEOGRAPHY EAST U.S 369

GICAL STUDIES OP BIRD DEPREDATIONS STUDIES OF POPULATICN ECOLOGY CANADA GEESE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY; WILDLIFE 330

TS OF DREDGING AND DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY CAPE COD BAY ECOSYSTEM QUANTITATIVE ANAL 807

LING EQUIPMENT PLANT PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6 POPULATION ECOLOGY CONSUIATION FOR THE PURCHASE OF AIR PART U77

ND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CARRION INSECT ECOLOGY CULEX SPP. DIAPAUSE 6 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIB 373

DICATORS OF ENVI RONBENTAL STRESS VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY DEGREE CANDIDATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ST 75«

AL OISCHARGFS ON HUDSON PISH ESTUARINE PISH PIOIOGY AND ECOLOGY DISTRIBUTION AGE AND ECOLOGY OF SPOTTED 35

SPECIES MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY .'.ND ECOLOGY DNA SEQUENCE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG VIBRIO 686

YGAEIDS DESERT PLANT - ARTHROPOD ASSOCIATIONS COHMUHITY ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL AND REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION IN 119

R RESEARCH AND SURVEY WORK IN AQUATIC ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVE 55U

S OPEN MARSH WATER MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETLANDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPOUNDHB 216

292

TABLE 3 - RESESSCH OS CON ^OITSTICN ETOEPIENCE AND PRINCIPLE fllLD

THE ZEBRA IN EAST AFRICA VEETEEPATE ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF CARIBOU POP0L*''IO1 ECOLOGY OE 6'jl

VEMENTS OF DWARF SUCKERS, HOMING WSCHANISBS LARVAL FIF-I ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIPINETIC PLUEGILL FRY IPIPACT 772

ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS SIPIDLATION nAFS'i ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF SHALI B?AT MARIMAS SinULATION "517

EE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS, WEST VIRGINIA AQUATIC HICROEIAL ECOLOGY ECOSY STEM ATIC STUPY OF CEDAR BOG OHIO E B^iU

KOUH ESTUARINE BENTHTC ECOLOGY EFFECT OF HEATFO EFFLUENT ON BE1THIC INF 7U?

TION POPOLATICN ECOLOGY AND FCOSYSIE>! ECOLOGY EFFECT OF PREDATION ON POPULATION REG'ILA 131

OIL SPILL AND CLEAN UP ARCTIC SOILS PERMAFROST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEKEM'^ IS COLD REGIONS 82

ITY ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OP RED AND GRAY FOXES WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANIMAL BEHAVIOR POPULATION B 225

XAS WETLAND PLANT DISTRIBUTION IN TIDEWATER, BD WETLAND ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN REFERENCE TO PLANT TAXnNOM 650

''S COHPAEATIVE FEEDING ECOLOGY OF BLACKBIRDS VERTEERAIF ECOLOGY EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ARTIFI 665

KAFSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL POLLUTION MID-WATER TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL SALT MARSH STUDY OIL POLLUT 719

DDERS BRAIN STIMULATION IN TOADFISH SARGASSUM COMMUNITY ECOLOGY FAUNAL VARIATION ON PELAGIC SARGASSUM SE 218

E IN A TRANSECT, BODEGA BAY, CA. MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETA'^ION HAP SUCCESSION OF ALGA 795

N DYNAMICS OF Y. PERCH POPULATION BIOLOGY AND CCBMUNITV ECOLOGY IN FISHERIES RESEARCH: ZOTPL A NKTCN-F t SH 2"^^

ATION IN A SOUTH DAKOTA LAB. HAVE EMPHASIZED FRESHWATER ECOIOGY IN MANY ASPECTS INCLUDING CHEMISTRY THE 365

SPOSAL, DEEPSEA, EFFECTS BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMHUNIIY ECOLOGY IN THE DEEP SEA ECOLOGY OP SUBMARINE CAN 519

TEREACTIONS IN FRESH ESTUARINE S COASTAL WATERS fLANKTr-l ECOLOGY IN THE EST-JARY HETEROTROPHY ON the CONTI 812

GANISMS AND ENVIRONMENT PHYSIC M ECOIOGY INTERACTION (ENEPGY EXCHANGE) FETUEEN OR 6R1

ER LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: ALGAL AND BACTERIAL ECOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS OF FRESHWATER MIC!! CLAY En 532

nCK LOUISIANA WETLANDS WATERFOWL AND WETLAND ECOIOGY LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL CANVASBACK D 17

OLOGY MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF SOILS AND WATERS WORKSHOP CN ECOIOGY LIFE DETECTION ON OTHER PLANETS CONSUL^A '''66

CE OF COASTAL WETLANDS SHALLOW WATER MARINE 6 ESTUARINE ECOLOGY MARINE AMPHIPOD CFUSTACEANS MARINE AMPHI 15"

APSR WATER MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETLANDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPOUNDMENTS OPEN 21f

A LAKE ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTEMS ElOGEOCHEMISTRY ; AQUATIC ECOIOGY NUTRIENT - HYDROLOGIC INTERACTIONS IN PO U32

CEAM TOTAL SYSTEM STUDIES AND MODELS OP ESTDBAINE AREAS ECOLOGY OP A NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH ECOLOGICAL H 528

0-ClOODED VERTEBRATES LIFE HISTORY OF WEHRLES SALAMANtEP ECOIOGY OF A POPULATION OF GREAT PLAINS SKTNK P 29S

CONDITIONS THERMOREGULATION IN HOMEOTHERMS PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOIOGY OF A WILD BIRD PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY E 67U

AND BEHAVIOR ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION OF SPARROW HAWK EGGS ECOIOGY OF AFRICAN EAGLES COMPARATIVE FEEDING EC 665

VEGETATION CONTROL OF WATERWEEDS IN LAKES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF ALGAE AND VASCULAR AQUATIC PLANTS - M 306

DARINE EPIFAUNA ECOIOGY OP ALGAE BENTHIC DIATOMS IN ESTUARY EST 5U

OSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF MARINE FISHERIES DATA INCLUDING ECOLOGY OP ANIMALS ENEPGFTICS OF ESTUARINE PLOUN 23"

BEHAVIORAL ECOIOGY OP AQUATIC ANIMALS 793

m A LAKE ECOIOGY OP AQUATIC FUNGI ACTIVITY OP WA'^ER MOLDS 13U

HODONT SAIAHSBDEPS ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC HABITATS - RESEARCH WITH PLFT 639

SER PASSAGE BASIINE INVENTORY OF LAKE MICHIGAN ELEMENTS ECOLOGY OF AQOATIC HABITATS THEIR INHABITANTS 2 1

SE OF RECIPPOCAL TRANSPLANTS IN GENECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGIC Al ECOLOGY OF AQOILEGTA TEREESTPTAL PLANT ECOLOGY 115

HABITAT SELECTION AND PARTITIONING OP RAPTORS POPULATICN ECOIOGY OF BARN OWLS ANALYSIS OF A LAKE CARP POP 660

NE PHTTOPLANKTON OP BERMUDA NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND ECOIOGY OF BERMUDIAN ENPOSYMBIONS AND OTHER PHYT l^'

T, ECOLOGY AND MIGRATION OF PELAGIC BIRDS LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS ANP WILDLIFE DISEAS 9'^

OES IN LIVFSTOCK NATIVE RODENTS IN UTAH LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY O" BIRDS AND MAMMALS OF UTAH LIFE HISTOR 99

HAWK EGGS ECOLOGY OF AFRICAN EAGLES COMPARATIVE FEEDING ECOLOGY OP BLACKBIRDS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY EVOLUT 66'=

OSPHOPUS CYCLING IN NATURAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE SYST^i-S TCOIOGY OF BRACKIS:i POvr- PECFI"IHG SEWAGE DISSC Upf

BA IN EAST AFRICA VERTEBRATE ECOLCGT ECOLOGY OF CARIBOU POPULATION ECOLOGY OF THE ZEB 653

TE REPTILES HEBPETOFAUNA OF CUATRC CIENEGAS BASIN MEXICO ECOIOGY OF CNEHIDOPHORUS TIGRIS VERTEBRATE FAUNA U58

COLOGY OF A POPULATION OP GREAT PLAINS SKINK POPULATICN ECOLOGY OP COLO-CLOODED VERTEBRATES LIFE HISTORY 29":

INDUCED APHID OUTBREAKS POPULATICN DYNAMICS OF INSECTS ECOLOGY OF CROPS TROPICAL INSECT ASSOCIATIONS D 5°'

A FADNAL SURVEY OP POTENTIAL FILL SITES SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD FAUNAL DI 5<5

PINE AND COASTAL TAXONOMY OP TOLCSTOMA BEUMALE SNOWCCVfR ECOLOGY OF DIAPENSIA ABLES PTCEA SYSTEMS MODEL 727

EST SMALL MAMMALS IMPACT OF MAN ON APPALACIAN ECOSYSTEH ECOLOGY OF DISTURBED LANDS; FOREST AND WILDLIFE 662

STERN SHORE VIRGINIA PHYTOPLANKTCN AND 7C0PLANKTCI; ECOLOGY OF ESTUARIES SURVEY OF ZOOPIANK^ON OF EA 86

LOOD ECOLOGY OP PELAGIC LARVAE OF MOLLUSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS ESPECIALLY DISEASE 16

H SUPPLIES STBIP MINE RDNNOFF IN PARK HATER SHED FEEDING ECOLOGY OF FISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY OF FISHES IN 750

BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OP PISHES 290

FF IN PARK WATER SHED FEEDTNG ECOLOGY OP FISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY OP FISHES IN LENTIC AND LOTIC ENVTRONMEN 7'=0

AL HERRING MORTALITY SUBMEHSIDLE STUDY HERRING EGG EliS ECOLOGY OF FISHES LARVAL FISHES ESTIMATES OF A 273

A POND-COURT CASE DIET OF BLDEGILL AND LARGEMODTH BASS ECOIOGY OF PISHES; ECOLOGY OP MARINE AND FRESHWA 289

ONGUE OF OCEAN BIOSTR ATIGRAPHY OF ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA BAY FOE A MI NI FERIDA ECOLOGY A UU5

IDA ENVIRONMENTAL MARINE SCIENCE AND ITS AT K INI STR ATICN ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA KEYS TARPON PESTICIDE RFSF*RC 7U'J

DOUGLAS FIR POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND MATHEMATICAL ECOIOGY OF FOREST SPECIES AGE STFJCTURE IN UNSTA 506

RESIDUES IN FORESTRY ECOLOGY OF WCOD INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY OF FOREST TREE AND FOREST PRODUCTS INS SUT

P-WATER CYCLOPOID COPEPODA GOLF, ALASKA SYSTEMATICS AND ECOIOGY OP FREE-LIVING MARINE COPEPODA REVIEW OF 170

ICAL TESTING OF CENTRIFUGED APPLE JUICE SYSTEMATICS A!iD ECOLOGY OF FRESHWATER FISH PARASITES AND THEIR H 325

ID MINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OP PINE CREEK WATERSHED ECOLOGY OP FRESHWATER FISHES FISH PRODUCTION OF 1US

OF DIAPENSIA, ABLES, PICEA SYSTEMS MODEL OP SALT MARSH ECOIOGY OP HARSH ENVIRONMENT PLANTS APCtIC-ALPIN 727

FE INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENT TRENDS NATURAL AREA SURVEYS ECOLOGY OF HEAVY METALS PLANT AND ANIMAL DISTRI 368

CESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARTBBEAK SOCIAL SIOLCGV ECOLOGY OF HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE SHVIRO'.'IENTAL NE 770

I'EENAGERS STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ILLEGAL ABORTION-JAMAIC S ECOIOGY OP HUMAN DISEASES IN POPULASrONS •, AT AFP 352

EST INSECTS) ECOLOGY OP INSECT POPULATIONS (ESPECIALLY OP FOR 58

TION ON INSECT FOOD CHAIN ECOLOGY OF INSECTS EFFECTS ATOMPHERIC LEAD POLL!) 25U

ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE BENTHIC ALGAE ECOLOGY OF INTERTIDAL MARINE ALGAE 7110

CTS OP ZINC CHROmOB AND NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TEIFCS: ECOIOGY OF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY BEAUFORT NORT 93

TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND ECOLOGY OP INVERTEBRATES 199

OF DWARF SUCKERS, HOMING MECHANISMS LARVAL PISH ECOLCGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNETIC BLUEGILL FRY IMPACT OF DYLOX 777

INODERM BIOLOGY-ECOLOGY HOLOTHURHNS (COLD WATEE-BORRA!) ECOLOGY OF LULUMARH FRONDOSA I NTRAS oECIF IC VART 3 = -

T REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY OF MAMMALS IN ARCTIC AND COLD CONDITIONS •< V

SOCIAL BEHAVIOR ORGAN -ZA^ION OF VERTEBRATES BEHAVIORAL ECOIOGY OF MAMMALS SOCIAL ORG ii •IIZA"10N IN NEUTOM 395

DIET OF BLUPGILL AND LARSEtlOUTH BASS ECOLOGY OF PISHES; ECOLOGY OP MARINE AND FRESHWATEn PLANKTON DOMEST 289

TFICIAL REEFS COLONIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL REPF PY FISHES ECOLOGY OF MARINE VISHFS ESPECIALLY REEF SPECIE 311

ARINE NEMATODES ECOLOGICAL CONSULTANT ON THERMAL STRESS ECOLOGY OF MARINE MEIOFAUHA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLCG 726

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES ECOLOGICAL CONSULTAN 726

HERBAL STRESS ECOLOGY OF MARINE MEIOPAUNA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OP MARINE NEMATODES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOIOG 726

HISTOCHEMISTRY OF MdCOSUBST A Ji -F'- IN CLAP PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS ECOLOIV OF MILLSTONE 33^

BOTTLE STUDIES AT BOCEGA HEAD, CAlItCRNIA ; H YSIOLOGI C AL ECOIOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS HEAT EFFECTS IN A MA 209

EW YORK EFFECTS op TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUARY, CT PLANT ECOLOGY OF MARINE WETLANDS FIFTY YEAR CHANGE IN 675

PLORISTICS OF FRESHWATER MARSHES AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY OP MARSH VEGETATION ECOLOGY AND 9U

TSBtE 3 - BESEAECH OE CONSOtTATICN FXPEEIENCE AND PBINCIPIE FIELD

ANCES IH CI.AI PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLCCY OF HARINE OBGANISBS
E OPGANISM? ECOLOGY OF HILLSTONE POIVT COH>IECTICaT ABEA
ER ECOLOGY P BEHAVIOR 0" LEWIS WOODPECKERS BEHAVIOR AND

ECOLOGY BTOGEOGRAPHY OUANTITATIVE BCDELS QUANTITATIVE
ARIOD DISEASE INFECTIONS PATHOLOGY OF PARASITIC DISEASES
OHGANISnS IN ESTDASINES-EFFECTS OP HDRRICANE AGNFS FLOOD

BABINE BIOLOGY
FUDOSCORPION PSEOnOSCORPION SYSTEBATICS SYSTEPIATICS AND
OF BARN 0«LS SNALYSIS 0" A LAKE CARP POPULATION BREEDING
OF TRE'-VOLDME E S'l RATI ON S GIRARD FORfl CLASS ESTlnATIONS
POLLUTION INHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS ROOT EXUDATES AND
OF DEER ON VEGETATION BBFFOING BEHAVIOR OF BALE WOODCOCK
IDES ON ALGAE EFFECTS OF LARVICTDES ON HICROCROSTACEANS
GAL ENERGETICS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS SIBULATION BARSH ECOLOGY
ION IN SBALL BANBALS AT THE CONI FEROUS -DECIDUOUS ECOTCNE
RVEY SEAEROOK NEW HABPSHTRE BEHAVIOFAL

ONSIILTANT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE IN BICROEIOLOGY BICSOBIAL
ROCESSES AND BIOLOGICAL POLLUTION BONITORING TROFHOGENIC
ESTUARINE FISH BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DISTRIBUTION AGE AND
TEIBUTIONAL PROCESSES COBPFTITION THEORY DISTRIBUTIONAL
BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COBBUNITY ECOLOGY IN THE DEEP SEA
NOS ECOLOGY OF SYBPATRIC SPECIES ABPHIBIANS CCBPARATIVE
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RDWOODS FOREST RADIATION SENSITIVITY OF BIRDS COBBDNITY
EPTS-1 TO FISHERY RESOURCE BANAGECENT PHOTOPERIODISB AND
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SPECIES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AVIAL SPECIES POPULATICN
S OF VERTEBRATE ANIMALS; ECOLOGY OF WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS
W YORK VARIED RADIO TELEMETRY STUDY OF THE SAW-WHET CWL
VER'^FBRATE ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF CARIBOU POPULATICN
ILLS PINE FOREST BOVEBEN~E OF PHEASANTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
ECTALLY GAME SPECIES ECOLOGY OF WATERFOWL NEST PBEDATICN
JECT STUDY PRFHISTOFIC HUMAN

ION ON DREDGE ISHND REPRODUCTION BIOLOGY OF THE OSPEEY

OF FISH TO POLLUTION CONTROL ANADRCMOUS TROUT MANAGEMENT

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH
ULATTON DYNAMICS OF HOMEOTHERHS ESPECIALLY GAME SPECIES
FORESTS ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF VFRTEEFAte ANIMALS;

COUNCIL CANADA GOOSE ESTABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY 5 PLANT

ELM BEETLE EVALUA'"ton OF PESTICICE RESIDUES IN FORESIPY

LOGY ESPECIALLY IN REFERENCE TO PIANT TAXONOBY AND PLANT

WATER POLLUTION OHIO RIVER ALGAE

R AND TRANSPORT OF EIVALVE LARVAE EXPFRIMENTAL ANALYSIS

CABPSI^F LAND PLANNING PERTAINING TO

UCTTVITY; VEGETATION MANAGEMENT; PLANT GEOGTAPHY; FOREST
OR AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN FISH VERTEBRATE BEHAVIOR AND
OSYSTEB ECOLOGY 0" DISTURBED LANES; FOREST AND WILDLIFE
OUTHEFN SPAIN BIOGEOGRAPHY HERPETCFAUN A, MOROCCO LIZARD
ESEARCH BSTUARINE

F SEA TURTLES VERTEBRATE AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY; RADIATICN
ST FFR''TIIZA"'ION RESEARCH - NE HARDWOODS PLANNING FOREST
PATIIRE Ri'VTEW ON EFFECTS OF HEAVY BFTAIS IN MATER WINTER
ON VFGETA''ION HAP SOUTHAMPTON NY FROM AIR PHOTOS FOREST
SUITING ON USE OP QUANTITATIVE METHODS AND STATISTICS IN

SEA SNAKE SYSIEKATICS AND
OSYS-EBS HUMIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES MARINE MICROBIAL
ANT - WATER POLLUTION PROBLEMS - PUBLIC SERVICE AQUATIC
ICAL SURVEY OF TERR'STRIAL VERTEEPATF FOPULATICIJS LIZARD

DYNAMICS TNCLUriNG SOIL P ELA7 10 N SI'I PS AND PHYSIOLOGIC «1
EMENTS OF MARINE AND FRESH WATER PHYTOPLA NKTON AND THEIR
EP BASIN PHYT0PIANK70N OF SUSQUEHANNA FIVER POPULATIONS
N MAKING SUCCESSION ON OLD FIELDS SYSTEMS

TES ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON THE AQUATIC
TON PLANKTCN

AND MIZED STANDS ANNUAL CANKER CF MAPLE APPLICATION OF
POLLUTION CONTROL RADIOACTIVITY BEAS'JREBENT HUDSON RIVER
TIONS IN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION MAMMALIAN SYSTEMATICS AND
OTIi'N BFTABOLISM 5 TEMPERATURE REGULATION PHYSIOLOGICAL
STEAM ELECTRIC STATIONS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN: AQUATIC
E, NY I HAVE A KEEN KNOWLEDGE AND COMPETENCE IN GENERAL

ECOLOGICAL SURVEY COASTAL REGION OF GEORGIA SALT HAFSH
E FEPTILIZA-'ION SURVEY LAKE BURKE CFNSOS SURVEY AQUATIC
AL ENVIRONMENTS BABINE BENTHIC

E BASELINE DATA FOR POWER PLANT TERRESTRIAL AND WETLAND
SEARCH SOIL-FOREST PELATIOKSHIFE ESPECIALLY NUTRITION
A COLORADO NATL. e!CNUMENT PErROEOCTlVE BIOLOGY GENERAL
ON KILLIFISHFS BIOLOGICAL SCRVBY OF LOWER POTOMAC RIVER

PRESEASON BANDING ORNITHOLOGY AT TOE ORGANISMIC LEVEL;
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ERMS PHYSl:)LOGICA', ECOLOGY OF A WILD BIRD ptlYSIOLOt

ECOLOGY OF MILLSTONE POINT CONNECTICUT AREA ECO 111

ECOLOGY OF NEW HAVEN HARBOR HISTOCHEMISTRY OF BU 333

ECOLOGY OF NORfR AMERICAN WOODPECKERS; SAME FOR 291

ECOLOGY OF NORTH ATLANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATER CUR 591

ECOLOGY OP ONCHOCERCIASIS IN ETHIOPIA HOST/PARA 567

ECOLOGY 0° PELAGIC LARVAE OF BOLLUSKS TN ESTUAPI If

ECOLOGY OF PLANKTOMIC ORGANISMS 260

ECOLOGY OF PSEUDCSCORPI ONS POPULATION STUDY OF T SflH

ECOLOGY 0" RAPTOR POPULATIONS IN UTAH POPULATIO 660

ECOLOGY OF REDWOOD FOREST ECOLOGV AND SILVIOULT 782

ECOLOGY OF ROOT PATHOGENS PAIHOLU'.Y OF WOODY PL 66U

ECOLOGY OF RUPEED GROUSE IN MAINE WILDLIFE ECOL 616

ECOLOGY OF SALT MARSH MEIOFAUNA POLE OF KILLI'IS 600

ECOLOGY OF SBALL BOAT MARINAS SIBULA'^ION MODEL 0 517

ECOLOGY OF SMALL B^MBALS ON lEON-TT'^ANIU'l MINE W 39B

ECOLOGY OP SMALL MAMMALS TERRESTRIAL WILDLIFE SU 236

ECOLOGY OF SOILS AND WATERS WORKSHOP ON ECOLOGY 56f

ECOLOGY OF SOUTHWESTERN RESERVOIRS ECOLOGICAL IM 1169

ECOLOGY OF SPOTTED HAKE TEMPERATURE SELECION OF 35

ECOLOGY OF STREAM BENTHIC COMMUNITIES COBPETITIO 10

ECOIOGY OF SDBHARINE CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RE 599

ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRIC CRICKE- FROGS NEW TURTLE FO «7

ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRIC SPECIES AMPHIBIANS COMPARAT U7

ECOIOGY OF TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES IN TEMPERATE 706

ECOLOGY OF THALLASIA REMOTE SENSING OCEANOGBAPH U58

ECOIOGY OF THE BIRCH LAKE AREA IN MINNESOTA PATH 36s

ECOLOGY OF THE BALLARD PESTICIDES TERRITORIAL B 326

ECOLOGY OF THE MOHAWK RIVER FLOOOPLAINS MAMMALS 116

ECOIOGY OF THE PINE VOLE REVIEW 10U STATEMENT ON 227

ECOLOGY OF "HE ZEBRA IN EAST AFRICA 653

ECOIOGY OF UPLAND AND BIG GAME ANIMALS GROSS CHA 568

ECOIOGY OF URBAN WILDLIFE URFIAN MA'^EREOWL POPULA 738

ECOIOGY OF US DESERTS REESE RIVER ECOLOGICAL PRO 723

ECOIOGY OF VERTEBRATES SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HAB 53U

ECOLOGY OF VIRAL AND BACTEFIiL ZOONOSES 789

ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER FISH TN NEW YORK RESPONSE 277

ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER LAKES 230

ECOLOGY OF WATERFOWL NEST PREOATION ECOLOGY OF U 738

ECOLOGY OF WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS ECOLOGY OF THE M 118

ECOLOGY OF WETLANDS WILD TURKEY RE-ESTABLISHMENT 223

ECOLOGY OF WOOD INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY OF F 607

ECOLOGY PAST AND PRESENT FLORA AND VEGETATION HA 650

ECOLOGY PERIPHYTIC DISCS ALGAL VIRUSES 359

ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR ACO 799

ECOIOGY PLANNING A RESORT DEVELOPMENT PLANNING A 129

ECOLOGY PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - MICROCLIMATE INTE 186

ECOLOGY POPULATION ECOLOGY E SOCIAL E'^HOLOGY OF U73

ECOLOGY POPULATION STUDIES FOREST SMJ.LL MAMMALS 662

ECOLOGY PRESAHARAN ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA 97

ECOLOGY PROGRAM PLANNING DOCTORAL DISSERTATION R 3 17

ECOLOGY RADIATION EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR AQUACULTUR 6mi

ECOIOGY RESEARCH - INDONESIA PLANNING FORES" SOI 610

ECOLOGY SALT MARSHES AND BLACK DUCKS ORNITHOLOG 27u

ECOLOGY SAMPLING METHODS STATISTICAL STUDIES A Ul

ECOLOGY SE COOPERATIVE MOURNING DOVE STUDY STATI 318

ECOIOGY SEA SNAKE ECOLOGY 7U3

ECOLOGY SEAWEED COLONIZATION T. RELEASE OF ORGaNT 6U6

ECOLOGY SPECIALIZING IN PRODUCTIVITY STUDIES LIB U95

ECOIOGY SQUIRREL COMPE'-ITTON AND ECOLOGV ECOLOG 21"^

ECOLOGY ST. LAWRENCE E. ONTARIO SHORELINE STUDY 250

ECOLOGY SURVEY-MARINE PHITOPLANKTON OF BERMUDA N 196

ECOIOGY SYSTEMATICS OF FRESH WATER ALGAE ERESh' U 627

ECOLOGY SYSTEMS ECOIOGY AND MULTIPLE-USE OECISIO 312

ECOLOGY THERMAL POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC LIF 38

ECOIOGY THERMAL POLLUTION MODEL OF ALGAL PRODUCT 63

ECOIOGY TO FOREST STAND CULTURE SlIL-SIIE EVALUA 756

ECOIOGY "RACE ELEMENTS IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES f«iv 20U

ECOIOGY VERTEBRATES OF MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL ISL 758

ECOLOGY WATER RELATIONS OF DESERT ANTELOPES ENER 716

ECOLOGY WITH A STRONG BACKGROUND TN ICHTHYOLOGY 337

ECOLOGY WITH ACCENT IN ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAL OF UOO

ECOIOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON ENERGY FLOW THROUGH OCA 635

ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS OS FRESHWATER FISHERIES NO 569

ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON NEAR-SHORE AMD INTERTID 165

ECOLOGY WITH SPECIAL INTEREST IN WATFFFOWL TERRE 575

ECOLOGY AND SOIL CHANGE FOREST FERTILIZATION RE 690

ECOLOGI AND SYSTEMATICS OF SQUAMATE REP-ILES HE U68

ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION OF FPESHWA"ER 233

ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR POPULATION DYNAMICS NEST SITE 285

ECOLOG? BIOCHEMISTRY PEST CONTROL AQUATIC BIOL 7U9

ECOIOGY BIOGEOGRAPHY QUANTITA-IVF MODELS QUANT 591

ECOLOGY DIATOM AND BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ECOLOGY AN 679

ECOIOGY ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS "TLDLIFF PHYSI"L U65

"COlocv SCCPHYSIOLOGY AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION OE 298

-BALAHC£ ENVIRONMENTAL PIIYSIOLOG 67U

290

TBBLE 3 - PESEARCH OR CONSUITATION EXPERIENCE ANP PRINCIPLE FIEID

E P.E.C. HEAPING EDGEWOOD LAKES NYS-DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY FISHERIES PLUS POLLUTION CO 209

TPACOASTAL WATERWAY, BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO FISH FAUNA EF 93

ANARAN PROJECT VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS AND BEHAVIORAL ECOIOGY HABITAT SELECTION AND USE TUNISIAN PRES 253

RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER WETLANDS IHPACT STUDY PHYTOPLANKTCN ECOLOGY IMPACT STUDIES ON COASTAL AND ESTUARINE U59

- US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SO. DIST. NEW YORK CONSULTANT - ECOLOGY INC. POLLUTION - AQUATIC SOLID WASTES 107

TL POLLUTION BASELINE STUDY COASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP MARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL POLLUTION MID-WATER TO BENTH 7 19

ALGAE - TAXONOMY GENERAL ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY 589

ND IMPACT S'^ATEMENT PREPARATION UNDER NEPA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY PLANT-WATER RELATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMP 585

TH ADRIATIC DIVERSIFY DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT MARSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PARTICU 151

COSYSTEM EFFECT OF MIREX ON SECONIARY SUCCESSION ANIMAL ECOLOGY SPECIES DIVERSITY ORNITHOLOGY ECOSYST UOU

N BRYOZOA OF NFW ENGLAND BRYOZOA OF PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND MORPHOLOGY OF BRYO^-.OA COLO 3U

H-WATER M0LLUSK3 IDENTIFICATION CF FRESH-WATFR MOIL'JSKS ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND SYSTEHATTCS OF FRESHWATER 2UU

S ENERGETICS OF SNOWSHOE HARE, DEER, AND FISHER GENERAL ECOLOGY WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS U65

LGAE ---, MICROBIAL ECOLOGY; ALGAL VIROLOGY LYSOGENY IN BLUE-GREEN A 106

TURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OF COBAL REEFS; THEBORETICAL ECOIOGY; BIOGEOGRAPHY OF TROPICAL MARINE ANIMALS 557

MENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS FSTUARINE ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DYNAMICS OF A P U96

CONTROL IN TROPICAL PONDS MEKONG RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION INFECTIOUS OISE UIU

LTURE AND BIOLOGY OF SEA TURTLES VERTEBRATE AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY; RADIATION ECOLOGY RADIATION EFFECTS ON 611U

ISMS MALACOLOGY INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY N ARINE-ESTD AR INE ECOLOGY; SCIENCE ADHT NI STRATTON ; SCIENTIFIC WRIT 112

GUAY/BRAZTL JOINT PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLIDATED EDISON ECOIOGY; TROPICS; SOIL-PLAN" RELATIONSHIPS; ENVI 265

ONS STUDIES OF POPULATION ECOLOGY CANADA GEESE WILDLIFE ECOIOGY; WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT; WILDLIFE LAW ENFOR 330

AND 0-PO BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR MICROBIOLOG Y-PHYSIOLOGIC Al ECOLOGY-ALGAE AND BACTERIA METHANE PRODUCTION - 38B

YNAMICS STUDIES - AQUACULTURE SYSTEMS CARB0N-1U BENTHIC ECOLOGY-FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS MACROBENTHOS OF CAPE 720

CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGICAL MODELS - SIMULATION PLANT ECOLOGY/MANAGEMENT MODEL OF FORESTS OF GLACIER N 392

FINEMENT APPLICATION IF INTER.1EDIA ANALYSIS FORMAT REG. ECON. AND ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEM MEMBERS OF MY 268

ILITY AND PLANT NUTRITION LAND RECLAMATION AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOIL PERT 335

AIR POLLUTION ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON W. VA. 631

ESPECIALLY WATER AND FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL IMPLIC AticNS ECONOMIC IMPACT oP ORGANOPHOSPHATE OSHA STANDARD 231

DELINES PLANNING f, MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES - SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL INSTIT INDUSTRIAL POLLU 071

RAL MASAI IN KENYA PRICING IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS AND POLICY ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL R 17S

CN IMPACT - TERRESTIAL ECOL - WASTEWATER DISP. RESOURCE ECONOMICS ESPECIALLY WATER AND FISHERIES BIOLOG 231

MAMMALS WATER BALANCE IN BATS FROM XERIC HABITATS WATER ECONOMY OF DESERT MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KID 3U3

NSTRUCTION SITE PLANT POPULATION AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOPHYSIOLOGY AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION DESERT SHRU 298

TING NATURAL HISTORY STUDY OF RARE AND ENDAGERED ANIMALS ECOSURVEY OF CAPE VINCENT NEW YORK ECOLOGICAL SU 5U0

MAN'S IMPACT ON THE ALPINE ECOSYSTEM 128

STUDIES FOREST SMALL MAMMALS IMPACT OF MSN ON APPALAdAN ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY OF DISTURBED LANDS; FOREST AN 662

NO - ENVIRONMFNTAL MANAGEMENT NUTBIENT CYCLING IN FOREST fOOSYSTEM LAND USE IN RELATION TO ECOLOGICAL sT 37U

WATERSHEDS NUTRIENT BUDGETS FOR CAYOGA AND SENECA LAKES ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF A LAKE ANALYSIS OF ECOSYS 132

PER TROPHIC LEVELS ECOSYSTEM MONITORING VIA AVIFAUNA AH. ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS UPPER DIVISION COLLEGE HARRIS 130

ES EFFECT OP ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES ON PLANT GRCWTH AND ECOSYSTEM BEHAVIOR FOREST PRODUCTION GROWTH OF D 703

CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ECOSYSTEM DDT RESIDUES IN CALIFORNIA CURRENT 15U

CESSION ANIMAL ECOIOGY SPECIES EIVERSITY ORNIT10LOGY ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT BIRD SPECIES DIVERSITY AND UOU

AMTCS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES FOREST ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES RECLAM 35U

ION REGULATION POPULATION ECOLOGY AND ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY EFFECT OF PREDATTON ON POPULAT 131

SECONDARY SUCCESSION EFFECT OF DDT ON CH LOEELLA-D APHNI A ECOSYSTEM EFFECT OF MIREX ON SECONDARY SUCCESSIO UOU

ND AGRICULTURAL ECOSYSTEMS EVALUATION OF DYLOX IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM EVALUATION OF SEVIN 0 OIL IN FOREST SY 786

IS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST ECOSYSTEM FORES" TREE ROOT SYSTEMS CROWN STEM RF 702

OGRAPHY HERPETOFAUNA, MOROCCO LIZARD ECOLOGY PRESAHARAN ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA BIOGEOGRAPHY HERPE 97

COSYSTEH LAND USE IN RELATION TC ECOLOGICAL STABILITY - ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT 5 PRESERVATION WATERSHED MA 37U

FLUCTUATING TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON ECOSYSTEMS ECOSYSTEM MODELLING DELAWARE ESTUARY 391

ITE MY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGIST UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS ECOSYSTEM MONITORING VIA AVIFAUNA AN. ECOSYSTEM 130

IN PA. MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND MEASUREMENT OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM PARAMETERS EACTEBIAL GROWTH AND THE DE 257

STATISTICAL DESIGN 6 ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTEM PROBLEMS AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING 780

EDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY CAPE COD BAY ECOSYSTEM QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS EFFECTS OP DREPG 807

lOLOGY MICROBIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING OIL DEGRADATION IN ECOSYSTEM SALINITY EFFECTS ON USE op HYDROCARBON 5U9

OPLANKTON INVESTIGATION OF SOIL SCIENCE WITH EESPECT 10 ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION EFFECTS OF SOIL U81

STEM STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION EFFECTS OF SOIL NUTRIENTS CN ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE SEASONAL FLUCTUATION OF PHYT UBl

Y DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MAPINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SAIT MARSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PARTICULARLY MARINE MEIOFAU 151

SED RESERVOIRS, WEST VIRGINIA AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY ECOSY STEM ATIC STUDY OF CEDAR BOG OHIO ENVIRONME 651

RINE BACTERIOLOGY FERMENTATION INTERACTIONS IN MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS MA 356

ARK PHILADELPHIA PATTERNS OF NUTRIENT CYCLING MOUNTAIN ECOSYSTEMS SOIL SURVEY FOE USE IN DEVELOPMENT A 301

YPES TO FISH POPULATION FISH POPULATIONS IN SWAMP-STREAM ECOSYSTEMS SWAMP AND MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST 713

FIELD WORK FOR RESEARCH IN RANGE ECOSYSTEMS AND SMALL MAMMAL POPULATION DYNAMICS U61

F LIQUID NATURAL GAS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF SWG PLANT ECOSYSTEMS AS THEY ARE EFFECTED BY POLLUTION ECO 511

EFFECTS OF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS BENTHOS THERMAL EFFECTS ON BENTHOS OF 788

MARSHES SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY CF ESTUARINE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF NORTH CAROLIN 521

ECOLOGY AND FLORISTICS OF FRESHWATER MARSHES AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF MARSH VEGETATION 90

FLUCTUATING TEMPERATURE EFFECTS CN ECOSYSTEMS ECOSYSTEM MODELLING DELAWARE ESTUARY 391

EQUITANS IN CONNECTICUT EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS EFFECT OF ORGANIC ENRICHMENT ON BENTH 399

CNHENTAL IMPACT CF PESTICIDES IN FCREST AND AGRICULTURAL ECOSYSTEMS EVALUATION OF DYLOX IN FOREST ECOSYST 786

OWTH NEAR COAL-BURNING POWER STATION DYNAMICS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES FOREST ECOSYST 350

F PIGMENTS - PHOTOSYNTHESIS - POLIDTION THE USE OF MOCEL ECOSYSTEMS FOR THE STUDY OP WATER POLLUTION CONT 80

POPULATIONS IN SWAMP-STREAM ECOSYSTEMS SWAMP AND MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN CYPRESS-GUM SW 713

6 RELEASE OF ORGANIC MATERIAL WATER TREATMENT IN CLOSED ECOSYSTEMS HUMIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES MARINE 606

SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT OP ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS IMPACT OF OIL SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS 097

RSAL OF INSECT POPULATIONS WITHIN AGRICULTURAL OR FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INSECT DISPERSAL INTO GAMMA IRRADIATE 330

OLOGY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WATERFOWL AND ASSOCIATED ECOSYSTEMS LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL TESTING 270

DTRUTH DENNIS AND TRURO IMPACT AND DEPENDENCE OF MAN CN ECOSYSTEMS OF BOTH NATURAL AND MAN-CREATED ORIGI 516

ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY AQUATIC FUNGI MODELING OF ANTARCTIC ECOSYSTEMS PARASITIC AND SAPROPHYTIC ANTARCTIC F 536

RESEARCH US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS OF INSECTS ON FOREST ECOSYSTEMS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FOREST INSECTS 759

ON GLOBAL ECOL. PROBLEMS TIE ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR UREAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIES STEERING COMMITTEE OF DAT DON 358

N STEM RELATIONSHIPS IN FOREST TREES ANALYSIS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST ECOS 702

GY THERMAL AND INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT EFFECTS UPON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS THERMAL EFFECTS ATLANTIC COASTAL EST 98

PATHOLOGY OF WOODY PLANTS IN URBAN SUBURBAN AND FOREST ECOSYSTEMS URBAN METAL POLLUTION OF PLANTS AIR P 660

D SENECA LAKES ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF A LAKE ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTEMS BIOGEOCHEMI STRY ; AQUATIC ECOLOGY NUT 032

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOLTATICN EXPERIENCE AID PRINCIPIE FIEID

V or SPOIL AND REFUSE BANKS CHOP ECOICSY AND PRYSIOLCGY ECOSTSTENS PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING OF NUTRIENTS a7U

T SELECTION IN SNAIL flAMMALS AT THE CONIFEROUS-DECIDUOUS ECOTONE ECOLOGY OF SMALL BAMNALS ON IBON-TITANIO 398

RRIALBA COSTA RICA ■^REE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NH ECUADCfi TREE IDENTIFICATION PREPARATION OF BOOK 138

STONE ARSENAL Al PROJECT ASSESS OF PW PHOSPHORUS PLANT EDGEHCOD EVALUATE POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC 55

FCES OF TERRESTRIAL POLLUTION ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEHCOD ARSENAL MD INSULLATION ASSESSMENT REDST 553

SOURCES OF AQUATIC POLLUTION ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEUCOD AR.SENAL MD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT RED 512

FFECTS 0» AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEHCOD ARSENAL MD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT RE 55

IC ENVIRONS OF EMERALD GREEN - N.Y. STATE D.E.C. HEAPING EDGEKOOD LAKES NYS-DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY 209

ANK PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOIN" PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLIDATED EDISON ECOLOGY; TROPICS; SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHI 265

TUDY OF FUNGUS DISEASE 0" HERRING SCIENTIFIC REVIE8 AND EDITING OF OCEANIC MANUSCRIPTS EFFECT ON FISHERI 615

SUICIDES AND/OR THE SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL VALUES OF HETIANC? EDITOBTAL CONSULTANT ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISOR ECOL U88

OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS HEALTH EFFECTS OF POHER PLANT IN EDMONTON ALBERTA TOXICOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AIR 261

MY CORPS BATPR HAY PROJECTS STATE PLAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ANIMAL ECOLOGY - ENVIRONMENTAL INFLDE 270

(1) ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS ON POPULATICN EDUCATION AND (2) INFORMATION PROCESSING POPUHT 19

DS METALS RECLAMA-^ION - POLLUTION CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION BOTH TECHNICAL AND GENERAL ALL AGE LEV 525

L EDUCATION COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL RECREATION 6 OUTDOCR EDUCATICN COURSES RESEARCH IN BIRD POPULATIONS 292

MARINE SCIENCE LABORATORY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS ENVIECNMENIAL EDUCATICN COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL RECREATION K 0 292

S MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS ESTBAHINE ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DYNAMICS OF A POP. OF SOFTSHFLL CLAMS U9fi

USE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND EFFECTS ON BILDLIFE ADOIT EDUCATION EFFECTS OF STRIP MINING ON DEER AND GR 606

ACHING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMEN'' DEVELOPING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOR PRIMARY GRADES EFFECTS OF PARASITE 67

N THE JAMES RIVER, VIRGINIA PUBLIC EDUCATION IN MARINE SCIENCE CATFISH MANAGEMENT I U13

TION HATERSHED MONITORING SYSTEM - UATER QUALITY OUTDOOR EDUCATION LABORATORY AVIAN MIGRATION A>ID ENERGY 212

S WILDLIFE ECOLOGY t POPULATION DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND DEVELOP. OF ENV. ECO. C 379

FORMATION PROCESSING POPULATION ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION THE MARINE NEWSLETTER DIRECTORY OF PER 19

THE COASTAL PLAINS REGION TWO AREAS: (1) ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS ON POPULATION EDUCATION 19

UTANTS 6 OTHER CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS ANALYSIS OF POLL 51S

CHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID WASTF PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IN EDUCA'^TON POLLUTION ANALYSIS AND SOLID WA'TF MA 362

- FORESTS AND SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS FORESTS OF PRINCE EDWARD CO. VIRGINIA POPULA-ICN DYNAMICS OF SMAL 251

SYSTEMATIC STUDIES OF DESMODIUM PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF EELGRASS COMMUNITY COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF THE K 13

OLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF SWG PLANT ECOSYSTEMS AS THEY ARE EFFECTED BY POLLUTION ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NUCL 511

N SOYBEANS ENVIRONMENTAL EACTIRS AND CULTURAL PRACTICES EFFECTING THE SOYBEAN PLANT INFLUENCE OF A MORPH 127

NG STUDY, MISSOURI RIVER ECOLOGY THERMAL AND INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT Ei-FFCTS UPON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS TKF^MAL 98

HENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRASS RESPONSE TO FFEDLOT RUNCFF EFFLUENT EVALUATION OF RAPID INFILTRATION BEDS W 610

INT FOR HIGH YIEID PESTICIDES IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT EFFIUENT GUIDELINES FOR BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY 310 735

LOGY or FISHES IN LEN-^IC AND LOTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFIIIENT IN LAKE WATER SUPPLIES S7PIP MINE RIINNO 750

PULL RANGE OF SCIENCES AS THEY BEAR UPON THE ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPME 268

S ACHIEVING STABLE PREDATOR - PREY INTERACTIONS TERTIARY EFFIUEN' MODIFICATION OF A STREAM HUMAN POPULAT (i37

ESTUARINE BENTHIC ECCLOGY EFFECT OF HEATED EFFLUENT ON BENTHIC INFAUNA 7^42

OVEL WASTE TREATMENT AERATOR DECOIORIZ ATION OF DYE PLANT EFFLUENTS MICROBIAL BIOCHEMISTRY AND ITS RELEVE 69a

INVEPTEBPATES CORNING GLASS WORKS EFFECTS OF GLASS PLANT EFFLUENTS ALLEGANY POWFE COMPANY ETECTS OF PUMP 61«

lAL CONTAMINATION CONTROl OF CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS f. PLAN'' EFFLUENTS DESIGN INCINERATOR FOR BIO AGENTS WAST U02

STEMS THERMAL EFFECTS ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GULF OF MEXICO-BRAZOS RIVER NUCLEAR S 98

ESIGN INCINERATOR POR BIO AGENTS WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM EFFLUENTS/RECYCLING MICROBIAL HAZARDS BIOMEDICAL UO?

PARAME"ERS, '• RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. TOTAL FISHING EFT. ON SHELF FROM AREAL OBSERVATION EST. WT. FL 535

MA"ES LARVAL HERRING MORTALITY SUEMERSIDLE STUDY HERRING EGG BEDS ECOLOGY OF FISHES LARVAL FISHES ESTI 273

HPOR" NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY LYNN MASS. ECOLOGIC SURVEY EGG HARBOR NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY ESTUARY CIRC 1«3

AR BORDENTOHN NJ NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTIE EGG INLET MARINE AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES IN KE U57

. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL REPROD. DOMESTIC ANIMALS APPI. EGG TRANSFER IN INDUCTION TWINS IN CA?~LF ECOL. 61U

OLOOY AND BEHAVIOR ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION OF SPARROW HAWK EGGS ECOLOGY OF AFRICAN EAGLES COMPARATIVE FEEDI 66S

WINGED FLIES (DIPTERA) AND MORPHOICGY OF SAME DIPTERA CF EGYPT TAXONOMY OF TWO- 697

L IMPACT STATEMENT WYOMING VALLEY SUSQUEHANA RIVER FA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD POTOM U8

SES3MENT AND EVAIUATION WATER QUALITY CRITERIA 1972 T51L EL HESI ARCHEOIOGICAL PROJECT CRITICAL PROBLEMS 58B

QUATIC ORGANISMS MID ATLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACUATION FISH POPULATION SOU

LL RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE EARBADOES 6 CROMBY STEAM ELECTRIC STATIONS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN; AQUAT 337

N.M. WESTERN N.M. POWERLINE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS S ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY N.M. AVIAN EVO 3U5

CAL AND POPULATION RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION CONTROL OF BIRD DEPREDAT 101

DOWN WIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPIIL USE CF CLUIDIZEC EED ELECSOOE TO CLEANUP PLATING WASTES AIR AND WAT 783

SEA SNAKES ION AND WATER BALANCE OF MUTANT EXTRA-RENAL ELECTROLYTE AND HATER BALANCE IN FISH REPTILES 530

MICAL REACTIVITY (GENERAL) AND PORPHYRINS (SPECIFIC) THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITY OF PORPHIN DERIVATIVES 5

D TO DDT ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DCT ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OP INSECTICIDES' E 768

CYPERACEAE SYSTEMATIC LEAF ANATOMY OF EULPDSHEE SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OP ACHENES ESTUARINE PLANTS 628

LIAN CELL CULTURE CELL CULTURE ASSAY OF WATER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF VIRUSES INHIBITOR OF RNA 219

PHYSIOLOGY OF SNYAPTIC TRANSMISSION PHYSIOLOGY CF ELECTRONIC JUNCTIONS "^6

RATS, DOGS, 6 HORSES CELLULAR E DFVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY; ELECTRONMICROSCOPY ; HISTOLOGY; EMBRYOLOGY DRUG T U26

DI'JM SPORES COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF PLANT PROTEINS USING ELECT EOPHOR ESIS AND SEROLOGY PROTEIN COMPARISON 133

YSIOLOGIST - EFFECT OF SMOKE ON CELL POTENTIALS CARDIAC ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY; REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRI MNOLOGY P U11

GICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR SENSORY BASIS OF BIRD NAVIGATION ELEMENTARY SCIENCE STUDY NATURAL SCIENCE TELEVIS 7U8

ION IN ECOSYSTEM SALINITY EFFECTS ON USE OF HYDROCARECNS ELEVATED TEMPERATURE EFFECT ON PETROLEUM HASTE T 5U9

ICS OP BARK BEETLES ATTRACTANT PHEROMONE OF THE EUROPEAN ELM BARK BEETLE GENETICS OF PHEROMONE SPECIFICIT 012

RODUCTS INSECTS PHEROMONE PRODUCTION BY SMALLER EUROPEAN ELM BEETLE EVALUATION OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN F 6U7

HUDSON RIVER BENTHOS ENVIRON SURVEY AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE EMBARSAS RIVER ILLINOIS FRESH HATER AND ESTUARI 339

ATISTIC ANALYSTS OF CORNUS PLANT MORPHOLOGY SYSTEMATICS EMBRYLOGICAL STUDY OF POPULATION OF SOUTHEAST CO 657

- DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY; ELECTRCNrlCROSCOPY , HISTOLOGY; FMBRYCLOGY DRUG TOXICITY EFFECTS OF TRANQ"ILTZIN 026

S IN DIFFERENTIATING EMBRYONIC SYSTEMS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EMBRYOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES COLLEGE LABOR CONTRACT 12

OSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN DIFFERENTIATING EMBRYONIC SYSTEMS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EMBRYOLOGY 0 12

CRAB TO CADMIUM TOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS TO OYSTER EMBRYOS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF GREEN CRAB TO 100

CT ANALy^IS OF LAKE GEORGE SEDIMENTS AQUATIC ENVIRONS CF EMERAID GREEN - N.Y. STATE D.E.C. HEARING EDGEHO 209

QUALITY OF 3 RIVER BASIN IN N.B. MO. LIFE HISTORY OF THE EMERALD SHINER IN SO. DAK. HATES QUALITY INVEST 202

UTANTS AND EVALUATION OF HEALTH EFFECTS DETERMINATION CF EMISSIONS FROM FBAMINGHAM PLANT DETERMINATION OF 31

HATER POLLUTION CONTROL HITH EMPHASES ON CONTROL OF NUSIANCE MICROORGANISMS 767

MICROSPORIOAN PARASITES ON MALARIA MED ENTOMOLOGY HITH EMPEASIS ON DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND VECTOR BIOC 755

MUNOIOGY 0-^ PISCINE VIBROSIS COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY EMPHASIS ON DISEASES OF FISH MARINE PATHOLOGY IH 796

URVEY COASTAL REGION OF GEORGIA SALT MARSH ECOLOGY HITH EMPHASIS ON ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPUL 635

ON SURVEY LAKE BURKE CENSUS SURVEY AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON FRESHWATER FISHERIES NORTHEAST VA . F 569

C MICE EXPERIMENTAL VERT. ECOLOGY AND CYTOGENETICS WITH EMPHASIS ON MAMMAL POPULATIONS VERTEBRATE HATERS 78

TA?LE 3 - RFSEABCH OF CONSOLTATIClc EXPERTEIC; ANE PRI1CTP1.E FIEIO

TS HAFINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY wn" EMPHASIS ON NEAR-SHCFE AND TSTERTTDAL ENVIP01!1''N 165

EIOSIS 5 OVULATION PEPROincTTVE ENPOCRIMOLOGV - SPECIAL EdPHASTS ON OVULATION AND STEBOIDO'SENESIS EPi'ECI 667

AINS R"^':I0N TWO AREAS: (1) ENVI RCNM ENTAL EDUCATION UITH EMPHASIS ON POPULATION EDUCATION AND (21 IMFOIHA 19

CUANTICO MCB DEAD DEER SURVEY WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT WITH EMPHASIS ON SMALL GAME SPECIES EVALUATION OF EXO 718

XERIC HAPITA'^S WATER ECONOMY OF DESERT MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION RENAL MO 3lll

ACCELERA-^FD FUTPOPHICATION IN A SOOTH DAKOTA LAB. HAVE EMPHASISED FRESHWATER ECOLOGY IN SANY ASPECTS IN 36S

ARBOR, CONN. DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE RESEARCH PROGRAMS EMPHASIZING COMHUJIITY STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS ENV 17U

E DIVERSITY PLANT POPULA-TONS SUCCESSION CONSULTANT S EMPIOYEE - WISCONSIN SCIENTIFIC AREA COUNCIt SU 'iltl

CTS OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EASTERN ECTIINF ENCEPHALITIS PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE OF MOSQUITOES IN 1*99

EEP LICK INTERPRETING NATURAL HISTORY STUDY OF RARE AKD ENOAGERED ANIMALS ECOSURVEY OF CAPE VINCENT NEW 510

(.irixF DUNKTON STUD'?? ENDANGERED "SPECIES STUDIES 38U

tLr. CONPILAITON OF WILDLIFE IMPORTED "i S '.' S 1. 1 ' . ,iS^I '_. . F.NDANGERED SPECIES SYSTE-^ATTCS OF TINAMOUS SYST 32

rcOlOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE ESPFriAlLT RARE f.ND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND IN LA^IN AMERICA AND CAR on':-

HES ZOOGEOGRAPHY EAST U.S. FRESHWATER FISHE- SURVEY FARE ENDANGERRED FISHES S.E. U.S. PREIMPOU NDMENT SURV 369

CELL POTENTIALS CARDIAC ELECTROPHYSIOLOG Y ; REPSODUCT r VF ENDOCR IMNOLOGY PHYSIOLOGIST - EFFECT OF SMOKE ON 411

EKDOCBINOLOGY 1US

OF DRUGS R HORMONES ON MEIOSTS S OVULATION REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY - SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON OVULATION AN 667

LY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF AMERICAN CKAMJL'ft ENDOCRINOLOGY OF COLOR CHANGE IN CROTAPHYTUS HAB lUR

DEVELCPMENTSL ENDOCRINOLOGY OF EXOTHERMS 188

AND SYSTEMATICS COMPARATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY REPPODUCTIVf ENDCC BINOIOGY Op FISHES TROOTS OP UPPER KERN RIV 62"

CALIFORNIA FISH PHYsnLOGY AND SYSTEMA'^TCS COMPARATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY OF FISH 621

ERMtlDA NUTRITIONAL REQniP EMENTS AND ECOLOGY OF BFRH'JMAN ENDCSYMBIONS AND OTHER PHYTnpLANKTON SURVEY OF C 196

F- DIELDRIN BY MARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DICHLCPENIl f. ENDCthALL IN POND WATER S HYDROSOIL INTERACTION 578

ON THE KANAVHA RIVEP USE OF CRUDE BIOASSAY TECHNIQUF T>l ENPRIN POISONING OF SHAWNEE LAKE BEN'^HIC MACSOF 282

ULEMA MELANOPU'; IN USS" FOREIGN EXPLORATION FOR NATURAL ENEMIF3 OF INTRODUCED INSECT PESTS (BIOLOGICAL C 200

RATF PHYSIOLOGTCAl ECOLOGY AND PCPULATIONS HOUSE SPSRF.fJ ENERGETICS AND DISTPIfiUTION EFFECTS CF AIR POLLU f"

ECOLOGTCAL ENERGITTCS AND SYSTEMS ANALYSTS 700

ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS OF AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES 676

IE OF MARINE FISHERIES DATA INCLUDING ECOLOGY OF ANIM^ls FNERGETICS OF ESTUARINE ''LOUNDER POPULATION SUSV 23U

HYSIOLOGICAL ECOIOGY WATER RFI.ATICNS OF DESERT fNTEfPIS ENERGETICS OF LOCOMOTION METABOLISM S TEMPERATUR 716

Y RESPIRATION ENERGETICS OF PELAGIE SAPGRSSUM COMMUNITY ENERGETICS OF MARINE COMMUNITIES AND POPULA-^IOS? 661

D PISTRIPn'^ION EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON SMAi.;. MiM'Sls ENERGETICS OF PASSERINE NESTLINGS VERTEBRATE PH 65

ORK BIGHT BENTHOS DEEP-SEA BENTHIE COMMUNITY RESPIRATION ENERGETICS OF PELAGIE SARGAS3UM COMMUNITY ENERG 661

CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS POPULATION BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS OF SMALL MAMMALS IN FORESTS BFFFCT OF 27<>

OF WHITF •'AILED DFEF INVESTIGATION OF WINTER DEER YABC? ENERGETICS OP SNOWSHOE HARE DEER AND FISHER G 06'

YSTEM DEEP SEA PAHTICUHRLY MARINE MEIOPAUNA MEIOFAWiA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH POLLUTION MEnFADNO NORTH 151

MARINAS SIMULA'^TCV MODEL OF N A SR AGANSF-" BAY ECOL-^GICAL EUEfiGEIICS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS SIMULATION MARSH ECO 517

SD FISHER GENERAL "-^OLOGY WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ECOIOGTCSL ENERGETICS WILDLIFE PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION OF NA 165

TO GENERA'^ION AND USE OF ENERGY NONPOLLUTING SOURCES OF ENESGY PHYSICS AND tNGIUEERING APPLISD 737

UALT-Y OUTDOOR EDUCATION LAROPATCEY AVIAN MIGRATION fND ENERGY BALANCE DEVELOPMENT OF MARSH HABITAT FOR 212

KGY-FAI.ANCE FNVIRONMfn- A L PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL PHVSI01.05V ENERGY 9LANACE OF ORGANISMS UNDER NATURAL CONDIT 67U

BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EUTROPHICATION "REDICTION STSFAM ENERGY BUDGPTS MATMEMATICA! ANALYSTS 07 AQUATIC 312

TpnNMFNT«i poi,I.IITTO'l '-OMMMNITY ENVIR^HMTNTA I MANAGEMEST ENERGY COST AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRON 7115

YSIOLOGY ECOSYSTEMS PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING OF SUTRIEKTS ENERGY FLOW "npQuf;!, SOIL-PLANT- ATMOSP'IESE CONTIN U7u

AX POPULATION ENVIRONMENTAL R~PORT - NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PHGNAX POPULATION ECOLOG 635

L EFGTON OF GFOPn'! cj[.T MARSH FCCIOGY WITH EMPHASIS CN ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPULATION ENVIRO 635

PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING APPLIED TQ GENERATION AND JSE OF ENERGY NONPOLLU'ING SOURCES OF ENERGY 737

AL SYSTEMS ANALYSTS COMMUNITY MODELING HEALTH FFFECTe OF ENERGY POLICY HFALTH EFFECTS ON HUMANS CAUSED B 7U5

ONDITIONS OF THE BIOTA OF CHESAPEAKE BAY OIL SPILL STUCY ENERGY POLICY PROJECT C 69

ENERGY SOURCES OF AQUATIC HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA 802

CF WOODY ORNAMENTAL PLANTS PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS fCS ENERGY TRANSFER IN PLANT SYSTEMS GROWTH REQUIREM 31')

NMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FUFI ENERGY AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL SOLVENT 372

TOIOGICM ECOLOGY OF A WILD BIRD PHYSIOLOGTCAL ECOLOGY ENERGY-BALANCE ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL 67u

ESE WILDLIF" ECOLOGY; WILDLTPE MANAGEMENT; WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT BLACKBIRD DEPREDATIONS STUDIES ECOLO 330

TALLY FISHF':<TFS PLUS POLLUTION CCN'POL AS ENV IBCriM r NT AL ENGINEER DDT ANALYSTS c' LAKE GEORGE SEDIMENTS A 209

TS ECOLOricAl SURVEYS oi' powER PLANT ST'es FNV IRONMEHI AL ENGINEERING SITING AND OPERATION OF NUCLEAR POW 693

ION 0? SNADROHOUS FISH PASSAGE AND PROTECTIVE FACILI'Ifs ENGINEERING ADVISOR TO TECHNICAL IND POLICY COMM 587

ATION HELICOPTER DFLTVERY OF MEDICAL CARE URBAN SYSTFfS ENGINEEFING AND PLANNING SnUTHEIN H. VA. ENVIRON 512

RGY NONPOLLUTING SOURCES OF ENERGY PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING APPLIED TO GENERATION AND USE OF ENE 737

ING FNVIRONM'^NTAL DIVISION MANAGER ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS f. DATA PRCESS 1B7

7 .■'AMES RIVER BASIN WASTE MANAGFMENT PUM ENVIPONMEST »L FNGINFERING IMPAC" ANALYSIS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICA 776

WATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT OF OIL SPILLS FOOD FROCESS ENGINEERING OIL SPILL SOULCE DETECTION BUBBL"! IN 630

YSTEM INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY WASTE tbejtmENT SYSTEM PROCESS ENGINEERING RELATED TO INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONT 607

COLONY GROWTH 0" COMMON FOULING EPYOZOAN PRYOZOA OF NEW ENGLAND BRYOZOA OF PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY 3U

RFSHWATER SNAIL VtvipaRUS GFOPGIANUS SILICA CYCLE - NEW ENGLAND HARDWATER LAKE ENV I E'jNMENrAL IMPACT OF R 673

LATION BIOLOGY IN SEAOIRDS POPULATION F MOV^'MFNTS OF NEW ENGLAND HERRING GULLS MANAGEMENT OF MASSACHUSETT 19U

M STUDIES AND MODELS OF ESTURAINE AREAS ECOLOGY OF A NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF NARRAGASE 528

QUOOOY BAY DAM INVEST 10 A"ION OF HERRING RESOURCES l)i ':?« ENGLAND STUDY OF FUNGUS DISEASE OF HERRING SCIE 615

L SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS BAY MAINE OFFSHORE OIL AND NEW ENGIANO: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DESIGN OF WATER QUAL 197

N RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FAO ARCHAEOLOGY ENGR. ARCHAEOLOG* ENGR. SOIL SCIENCE I 52U

SOIL SCIENCE IN RfSOllRCF DEVELOPMENT FAO APCHAFOLCGY ENGR. ARCHAEOLOGY EKGR. 52U

ALGAE COMPARISON 0" ALUM AND IRON SULFATES FOR I REMOVAL ENHANCEMENT OF NITRIFICATION WITH CLINOPTILOLITE U3"

F MARINE ZOOPLANKTON ZOOPLANKTON OF LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY ENHANCEMENT OF STRIPED BASS POPULATION POPULATIO 275

lOCHEMICAl DETERMINATION OP STRIPED BASS POP. EFFECT" C? ENLARGEMENT OF C F. D CANAL ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONM IfS

CTS OF POLLUTION ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS EFFECT OF ORGANIC ENRICHMENT ON BENTHTCPAUNA OCCURRENCE OF SYMBIOC 399

ECTOR STUD'ES ON MOSQUITOES f. CHIKUNGUNYA VIRUS MECICAL ENTOMOLOGY ARBO7IH0L0GY SEROLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL H U5U

SOL ADAPTATION OF HUMAN MALARIA TC ANIMAL MODELS MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY OF RURAL AFGANISTAN EFFECT OF MICROSP 755

AQUATIC ENTCMCLOGY POLLUTION OF UPPER TOMAWANDA CREEK U55

NTSTAN EFFECT OF MTCROSPORID AN PARASITES ON MALARIA MFD ENTCMOIOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON DISEASE TRANSMISSION 755

ECOLOGY WIT" A STRONG BACKGROUND IN ICHTHYOLOGY AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY LIMNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTI 337

CONN. RIVER BENEPIT-COST ANALYSIS THERMAL POLLUTION AND FNTHATNMENT EFFECTS ON ICHTHYOPLANKTON THROUGH A U56

S ALEHIVES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF BRUNSWICK PEACHES ENV. ASS. OF CRABTREE CREEK FLOOD CONTROL PROJEC 73U

B. AOTM. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAHAY VALLEY REG. SES. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT PLANKTON FCOIOGY AND ENVIHONMEN U67

EW. AUTH. F.JV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMMCUTH REG. SFW. AUTF. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAUAY VALLEY REG. SEW. AUTH. U67

ESS FRESH-WA^FR AND MARINE OCEAN COUNTY REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMMOUTH REG. SEW. AUTH. E 167

297

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOLTATION EXPFRTENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

HICS ENVTRONBFNTAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND DEVFIOF. OF ENV. ECO. CENTER FERRAL CAT PPEDATION r. POPULATI 379

AND PROJECTS IMPACT ASWAN HIGH DAM ON EAST nEDII ERRAN EAK ENV. IBPACT OF SLE";? HOLLOU DEVELOPMENT (2 UOO U 2S2

•.<F. LAXD EECCIF.EHENTS PLii: KILLCK lELANC LOCKS t.Vu EAR - EKV. IBPACT STATMENT EN VIRONHENTAL ANALYSIS OP S C07

AN ENV. IMPACT OF SLEEP HOLLOB DEVELOPMENT (2 UOO UNTTS( ENV. IMPACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNIT 252

FOIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOOND CORRELATIONS BETWEE1 ENV. VARIABLES AND MIGRATION POTEN-TAL EFFECT '^F ^5";

PAINT BR. BACT C CHEM STUDY OF THE ROCK CREEK WATFBSHEC ENVIR. POLLUTION; WATER POLLIITIO'J; RACT. ORGANIC f.86

OSHA STANDARDS HUNTING AND FISHING EXPENDITORE AN^lYr;i3 ENVIRON IMPACT - TERBESTIAL ECOL - WASTEWATER DT 231

AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL SOURCES OF TERRESTRIAL POLLUTION ENVIRCN MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL HD I 553

ALUATE ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL SOURCES OP AQUATIC POLIUTICN ENVIRCN MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL MD 5U2

EWOOD EVALUATE POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ENVIRCN MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL MD 55

BRATES THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON HUDSON RIVER DENTHCS ENVIRON SURVEY AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE EMBARRAS RIV 339

llATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL ALABAMA PRELIMINAfY ENVIRON SURVEY PIHE BLUFF ARSENAL ARKANSAS IDE 5U2

D ARSENAL MD INSDLLATTON ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL ENVIRCN SURVEY PINE BLUFF AR INVENTORY AND EVA 5S->

BIODEGRSCATIjN CF 2 U-D III THE AQOAIIC ENVIRONMENT

EDGE OF ANIMAL POPULATIONS AND THEIR REIATTONSHTP TO THE ENVTPCNMENT A KNOKI

LOGY IN'^ERACTION (ENERGY EXCHANGE) BETWEEN ORGANISMS A kD ENVIRONMENT PHYSICAL ECO oa •

DISTRIBUTION OF HEX ACHLOROPHENE PESTICIDES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL METABOLISM AND EFFECT 508

SE OF PESTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS AND THEIR EFFECT ON TPE ENVIRONMENT THE APPLICATION OF AGRICULTURAL CHE U01

IBBOENE PARTICULATES ON SEAWATER FLUX 0? METALS T:!=C'IGH ENVIRONMENT - CHEMICAL EFFECTS ISOTHERMAL COrPSE li2^

S ANALYSIS OF SYNTHE"IC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN THE MlRf'^S ENVIRONMENT ADSORPTION OF CHLORINATED HY IR".. ARD" .5C-9

AiNBOW TROUT SPAWNING SUCCESS FISH BIOLOGY MEASURES CF ENVIRCNMENT AND FISH THEMSELVES TO PROVIDE GOOD 2U6

PFOBLEMS INPOT-FiTE EFFECT ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IN MARII.E ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT PROBLEMS OIL POLLUTION AT 213

LAND MANAGEMENT FOR HIGH YIELD PESTICIDES IN THE AOUAIIC ENV IPOMMSNT EFFLUENT GtllDFlINES FOR BEET S'JGAR I 735

PRESENT THE FULL RANGE OF SCIENCES AS THEY BEAR UPON th? ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT MANAGEMEN" INFCSMATIOK SYST ."ia

NTITATIVE AND STATISTICAL GENETICS ISOZYME POLYMOPtHlSM ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION POPULATION MATHEMATICA 617

TEBRATES OIL EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCS COPPER HASTES IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEMERTEANS EFFECT OF MET "»U9

N CIRCULATION - TEMPERATURE AND CCNC. EFFECTS EFFECTS CF ENVIRCNMEi:T ON PENETRATION OF ANTICHOLINESTERASE UU

S OF ANNUAL PLANT FIBERS THE INFLUENECE OP THE PRY^:1CAL ENVIRONMENT ON THE CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES 160

L EFFECTS MODE OP ACTION AND FATE OF HERBICIDES IN THE ENVIRONMENT PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP HERBICIDES m9

LES, PICEA SYSTEMS MODEL OF SALT MARSH ECOLOGY OP HARSH ENVIRONMENT PLANTS APCTIC-ALPINE AND COASTAL TAX 727

ITY - FLORIDA STATES PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MURINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE THERMAL 805

TY - FLORIDf. STRAITS PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIHCNBENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE THERMAL 806

OGY APPLICATION OF ECOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES TO THE AQUtlir ENVTRCNMENT REMOTE SENSING OF THE OCEAN PRODUCT 132

S OF LEGAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES ARISING FROM THE USE OF TPE ENVTRCNMENT REPORT OF I 9S ENVIRONMENTAL STAFF U22

LGICAL ASPECT OF WASTE TREATMENT EFFECT OF POLLUTANTS CN ENVIRONMENT REVERSE OSMOSIS TREATMENT OF MINE OR 367

LE AND ENVIRONMENTS NATIONAL CONGRESS OPlIMDM POPUIATICN ENVIRONMENT SITE SELECTION IN CASANANCE RECOMMEN 1112

UNDANCE RARITY ECOLOGICAL STUDIES WILDLIFE INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENT TRENDS NATURAL ASFA SURVEYS ECOLOGY 368

CROPS RESEARCH OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND IMPACT CN ENVIRCNMENT USE OF CHEMICALS ON RANGELANC ALGAE 68

lES PLANTINGS FOR SCHOOL SITES HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS WITH ENVTRCNMENT USING SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS FOR TEACHI 121

RANSPIRATION CONTROL BY STONATA INFLUENCE OF FOREST^ CN ENVIRONMENT MICROCLIMATE AND WATER SUPPLY CHEB U21

MPROVEMENT LCWA AS FACTOR IN LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION CATALYST FOR COMMUNITY GOVE l483

SOCIO- ECOLOGICAL VALUES OF WETLANDS EDITORIAL CONSULTANT ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISOR ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATION OP 188

ING BIOLOGICAL RECOVERY OF CLINCH RIVER AQUATIC BIOLOGY EN VIRCNBBNT AL ANALYSES OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVO 18ti

SEURG ENVIRONMENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS SYSTEMS APPRIACH Tf> WILD 255

MICROBIAL ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEMATIC STUDY OF CEDAR BOG OBIO ENVIRCNMENT AL ANALYSIS OF A WATER PLAN ENVIRONBE 65U

LT CREEK LAKE SCOPE 6 STUDY PLAN PLANNING AND DIREltisg ENVIRCNMENT AL ANALYSIS CF FEDERAL RESOURCE DEVEL «C7

PLAN WILLOW ISLAND LOCKS AND DAM - ENV. IMPACT StaTMEUT ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF SALT CREEK LAKE SCOPE U07

DEVELOPMENTAL PLANT ANATOMY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THREE DAM SITES 100

P CEDAR BOG OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF A WATER PIAN ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVO 6511

G PROJECT APPLICATION OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TECHNOLi^GY TO ENVIRCNMENT AL AND NATURAL SYSTEMS QUANTITATIVE M 50

WASTE TREATMENT BASIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY; APPITFD ENVIRONMENTAL AND POLLUTION MICROBIOLOGY MICROBI 5U9

SITE SIECTION STUDY EFFECT OF MAINTENANCE DREDGING-MOTSU ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - LAZ. CARD. MICH. ME 2

DARINE FISHES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ANADROMOOS ALEWIVES ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF BRUNSWICK BEACHES EN 73a

INSECT PHYSIOLOGY-SPECIFICALLY METABOLISM ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR 258

ITIS AND WA"ER QUALITY MERCURY ANE THE FETUS "IN UTERC" ENVIRONMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY - HEAVY METAL INTERAC 161

FRACTION METEOROLOGY AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENTAL BUOY DATA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA 122

UNITS ON WILDLIFE VOCALIZATIONS CF WOODCOCK AND GECUSE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE AD 606

ACT BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PERSISTENT ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ORG ANOCHLORINES »ND AVIS 511

I AND MILDEW RESISTANT - WATER BASED PCXIES SPECIALISED ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS FOR SHIPS BMTLDINGS MET "79

TRACE ELEMENT STUDIES ON DEEP WATER PLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON MUNITION DUMP SITES 3<lO

TS LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN SSTRESS CONDITICNS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OP HIGHWAYS ENVIRONM 539

IDES AND ORGANIC POLLUTANTS MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF TDT EN VIRCNBENT AL DISTRIBUTION OF HEXACHLOBOPHENE fE 'j(.

NTAL ENGINEERING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS f, DATA PROCESST-'G ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION MANAGER ENVTRONMP 11:7

DEVELOPMENT ARMY CORPS WATER WAY PROJECTS STATE PLAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ANIMAL ECOLOGY - ENVIRO 270

TATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLAMATION - POLLUTION CONTPOI ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION BOTH TECHNICAL AND GEHER 525

S POPULATIONS MARINE SCIENCE LABORATORY FOR HIGH SCHOCIS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL 292

PACT STATEMENTS MERCURY TN SEDIMENTS ESTDAPINE ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDU'^ATION PYNAMT'-.; OF A POP. OF SO (i9R

AGEMENT AND TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPIHG ENV 'RCNMENTAL EDUCATION FOR PRIMARY GRADES Ei-7EC 6.7

lATION DYNAMICS WILDLIFE ECOLOGY f. POPULATION DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PHILO'.OPHY AND DEVELOP. 379

ION AND (2) INFORMATION PROCESSING POPULATION ASPECTS CF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION THE MARINE NEWSLETTER DI 19

F PERSONNEL OF THE COASTAL PLAINS REGION TWO AREAS: (1) ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WITH lMP:U,1IS ON Pop.jLA- 19

:LYSTS or poLLUtantS 6 OTHER CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION TND'I'TRIAT. RELATION-: AN 5 15

OR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ADVISORY COMMITTEE EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS PRESENT STAFF U5?

- LAZ. CARD., MICH., MEX. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT SOUTH FLORI ?

•■F TKVERTFBRATES ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND FORM TN MART 10^

pop' EFFECTS OF ENLARGEMENT OF C S D CANAL ANALYSIS OP ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON ORGANISMS BIOCHEMICAL uSB

FCOLOGY ESPECIALLY FISHERIES PLUS POLLUTION CONTROL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER DDT ANALYSIS OF LAKE GEOR 209

EAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS OF POWER PLANT SITES ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SITING AND OPERATION 693

B DATA PROCESSING ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION BANACER ENVIECNMENTAL ENGINEERING COMPUTER APPLICATIONS _l 9 7

"F il^v lEMENT JAMES RIVER EA3IN VA3TL MANAGEMENT PLAN ENVTP CNNEN- S I ENGINEERING IMPACT ANALYST•^ CHE-ffC 77'

IMON SECONDARY PRODUCTION OF HARISE PELAGIC ZOOPLANKTCN ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 362

01- PFAT BOGS VEGETATION ANALYST? ANH MAPPING EFFfOT CF ENVIRONMENTAL FAC-ORS (TEMPERATURE FORESTS f. OC 1 ,■ <

'NTt"'iN'LCH'NCE OP - 3-S -v [r.nAR ENZr. T ■A.Tr. 0« ''■)lBl^■•■^ EN V IS 'NBEIIT AL FACTORS AND CUL-URAL PRACTICES £?? 1 .'•7

OVe'iNLAND WETLAND:- 'bill OSGASIZATION AND MANAGEMENT CP ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD STUDIES DHfcDGING TH*ME<: RIVE y.

GHIRE NUCLEAR PLANT WATER POLLUTION AND GENETIC DEFECTS ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALLY RELATED TO .,ENE 9

298

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOLTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND PLANNING SOUTHERN W. VA. ENVIRCNNENT AL HEALTH PLAN ROADSIDE REST AREA EVA 512

KDNGUNYA VIRUS HEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY ARBOVIROLOGY SEROLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SEROEPIEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY A <t5U

IS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES ARTIC OIL EXPLORATICN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAL. REGIONAL SOLID HASTE 77r'

PLANT COMMUNITY ANALYSIS - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS 2'1«

EACH EROSION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, STANNAFDS RESERVOIR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS AND IMPACT STATEHE 585

OL AND WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY HIGHWAY AI 6

ATION HFFEC OP THERMAL DISCHARGE ON ALGAL PRODUCTIVITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAC ASSESSMEN" ES^ECIALLv IN T 2«''

VOIR TEXA5 ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN TRINITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEB Y 792

MPED STORAGE SITES REPORT ON BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FACTORS- DEVISE SOLOTlO't? A 193

G THALLIUM POLLUTION HAZARDOUS SPILLS OF TOXIC CHEMICALS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAC OF DREDGE DISPOSAL STREAM UUl

CH PROGRAMS EMPHASIZING COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF DREDGING DUMPING NEW H Mu

EVOLUTIONARY f HY^IOLDGICAL AND POPULATION RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IWPACT OF ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION 10:

NITS ( ^NV. IMPACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDBEf UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OP GRAND PROJECTS IMPACT AS 252

REST SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF AHRICULTUBAL CHEMICALS IN CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OP PESTICIDES IN FOREST AND 786

US GEORGIANUS SILICA CYCLE - NEW ENGLAND HASDHATER LAKE ENVIRCNHEMTAL IMPACT OF ROWLESBURG DAM ON CHEAT 673

INIA SEARCH ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY FACTS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON LAND - WILDLIFE RESOURCE 169

OL OF ANTIBIOTIC BIOSYNTHESIS AND ACTIONS OF ANTIBIOTICS ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT PANEL ANTIBIOTIC ACTION ANT 77

OF ANTIBIOTICS AND REGULATION OF ANTIBIOTIC BIOSYNTHESIS ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT PANEL ANTIBIOTIC BIOSYNTHES 76

OCTION OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY ACOUSTICS PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PREDICTION FACILITY WAVE PR 559

STULA DIATOM COMMUNI'^Y ANALYSIS; ALGOLOG? (FRESH VATIR) ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - NUCLEAR POWER D 3U7

NEW YORK POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - NEW HAVEN HARBOR CONS. ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - THAMES RIVER C 729

OLOGY - ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUECES ON BEHAVIOR SPECIATICN; ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DEVELOPMENT ARMY 270

RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION OF WASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DVC LIG. BOT. 27

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ON VARIOUS GAS PROJECTS ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ON HYDROELECTRIC 372

STRESS VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY DEGREE CANDIDATE ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT PREPARATION PEREG 75U

-GROWTH LIFE HISTORIES; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT WYOMING VALLEY K8

D MARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH LIFE HISTORIES; ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IM 118

ATION DYNAMIC? Or A POP. PF SOFTSHEIL CLA^S IPSWICH fk ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ME5CURY Tl SEDIM U96

GY AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL SOLVENT REFINED CCAL ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ON VARIOUS GAS P 372

ATED EDISON ECOLOGY; TROPICS; SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS; ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES FURNAS/WORLD BANK P 265

A OF LONG ISLAND THE MARSHES OP THE COOPER RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES I-IV SOUTH CAROLIN 687

GE POLLUTION ABATEMENT STUDY NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEPEST ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGE 707

PHYSIOLOGY TESTING MODELS FOE AKTAPCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: ALGAL AND BACTEKIAL 532

EXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEW YORK ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT TITUS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVI 792

ESIGN OF WATER QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS IMP* U97

EN~AL IMPACT STATEMENT - THAMKS KIVEH, CONN. EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN ESTUARIES AND CCAfi'AL W 729

ASPECTS OP AQUATIC SYSTEMS AND BIOLOGICAL HELATIONSHI tS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STATEMENT RESEARCH STUDY P 117

UNDER NEPA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY PLANT-WATER RELATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PRESQUE ISLE BEACH EROSIO 585

ATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PRESQUE ISLE BEACH EROSION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STANNARDS RESERVOIR ENVI 585

STATE PLAN FOE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ANIMAL ECOLOGY - ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUECES ON BEHAVIOR SPECIATION; 270

MARINE PLANK'ONIC ALGAE. AT PRESENT I AM AN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SPECIALIST 778

NTERACTIONAL PROPERTIES OF INDIVIDUALS THEIR MUTUAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTERDEPENDENCE TREATMENT OF ADOLE 120

VIAN FLIGHT FORMATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING BEHAVIOR AND BIRD ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORIES BIRDS OF ATLANTIC SEAB 328

L GARDEN GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULATIONS; ENVIRCNMENTAL LAW GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PI 611

NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLi,nTION ABATEMENT 7117

SOUTH DAKOTA ANIMAL ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT AND TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPING ENVIRONMENTA 67

S ON HI'MANS CAUSED BY ENVIRCNMENTAL POLLUTION COMMUNITY ENVIRCNMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENERGY COST AND ENVIRON 705

L AND CLEAN UP ARCTIC SOILS PERMAFROST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TO 82

HED MANAGEMENT IN RELATION TO GROWTH LAND USE PLANNING - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT NUTRIENT CYCLING IN POR 37U

- CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOREST RESOURCES SCIENCES AfD ENVIRCNMENTAL MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY A 571

RESEARCH PROJECT SPORT FISHERY OF BISCAYNE BAY, FLORIDA ENVIRCNMENTAL MARINE SCIENCE AND ITS ADMINISTRAT 7ttU

OF HEXACHLOROPHENE PESTICIDES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL METABOLISM AND EFFECTS OF PESTICID 5a8

ENTIAL EFFECT OF POWERPLANT ON NARRA. BAY ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRCNMENTAL MODIFICATION BY POLLUTION (MARINE- 555

NGAME WILDLIFE AND FOREST MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS EFFECTS CF ENVIRCNMENTAL MODIFICATION ON WILDLIFE HABITAT T 158

PLANTS RADIOBIOLOGICAL RESPONSES CF ORBITED TRADESCANTIA ENVIRCNMENTAL MUTAGEN TESTING WITH TRADESCANTIA 676

APIBBEAN SOCIAL BIOLOGY ECOLOGY CF HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL NEUROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW CO 770

COMPARATIVE EIOCHEM. MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY 88

NS AS POLLUTION INDICATORS ADAPTATIONS OF REPTILE BLOOD ENVIRCNMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF FISHES AMPHIBIANS 561

EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ADMINSTFRED TO NEWBORN HATS ENVIRCNMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE ANIMALS IMPAC 717

RCNMENT ON PENETRATION OF ANTICHCLINESTERASES THRU SKI » ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 0 16U

Y OF A WILD BIRD PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ENERGY-BALANCE ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY ENEH 67U

LS, NEW YORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT TITUS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVIRCNMENTAL PLAN TRINITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENV 792

NMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL AND WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMFRT ENVIRCNMENTAL PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSE 6

I GOVERNMENT PLAN PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY S COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRCNMENTAL PLANNING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PL 385

CNTROL CLAY HILL VERMIN CONTROL PROJECT GOV. COM/DEVELCP ENVIRCNMENTAL POLICY FOR CT PESTICIDE CONTROL LE 388

DATION AND AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY, PRODUCT DETERMINATION CF ENVIRCNMENTAL POLLUTANTS AND EVALUATION OF HEALT 31

L e ENDOTHALL IN POND WATER 8 HYDROSOIl INTERACTIONS OP ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS WITH MARINE AND FRESHWA 578

ROBIAL RESEARCH AS IT PERTAINS TO INDICATOR ORGANISMS CP ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION MIC 361

OUND WATER QUALITY EFFECTS BELIINGHAM BAY WATER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AS IT RELATES TO AIR WAT 652

L IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY HIGHWAY AIR POLLUTION STUDIES ENVIRCNMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL AND WATER RESOOB 6

IN TROPICAL PONDS MEKONG RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION INFECTIOUS DISEASES THER 1 1 «

ROUND IN ICHTHYOLOGY AOUATIC ENTOMOLOGY LIMNOLOGY AND ENVIRCNMENTAL POLLUTION INSTREAM MONITORING TECH 337

F SPHOEROIDES TESTUDINEUS ICHTHYOLOGY FISHERY BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION NEW JERSEY MARINE ECOLOG U87

EPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY PITUITARY FSN PHYSIOLOGY EFFECTS CF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION UPON AVIAN AND MAMMALIAN 108

CTS OF ENERGY POLICY HEALTH EFFECTS ON HUMANS CAUSED BY ENVIRCNMENTAL POLLUTION COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL 715

RCES WILDLAND RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROCEDURE WILLIAMSBURG ENVIRONMENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS RECREATIONAL COMMUNI 255

ND ITS APPLICATION TO URBAN ENVIRCNMENTS AND PETROLEUM - ENVIRCNMENTAL PROBLEMS ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY 313

TO INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS MARKETING OF BIOCHEMICAL 731

EY RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RESEARCH TO DETERMINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS PROJECT DESIGN TO SOLVE 66

CHEMICALS ORGANOCHLORINES AND AVIAN REPRODUCTION US USSR ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM TOXIC SUBSTANCES ACT BIOC 5U1

QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR WATER DUAL MONITOR DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DATA BASE BEAVER RIVER 50

TION COMMUNI'^Y ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENERGY COST AND ENVIRCNMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS A 7I|5

UDSON RIVER ECOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY POLLUTION CONTROL R 20tt

TH EMPHASIS ON ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPULATION ENVIRCNMENTAL REPORT - NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENERG 635

ER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS AND POLICY ANALYSIS CF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMATION 175

299

TABLE 3 - RESEftRCH OR CnnSULTATICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

TRATED NITRATE WASTEWATERS WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION A^D ENVIECNMENT AL RESOURCES WATER POLLUTION CONTROL 371

fl^^ TEACHING ENVIRCNdENTAL SCIENCES AND ECOLOGY OF INVERTEBRA 199

ON ANIMAIS (MAINLY HOLLUSKS INSECTS CRUSTACEANS FISH) ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST EFFECTS OF WATER QUALI 166

S ARISING PROH THE USE OF THE ENVIRONMENT REPORT OF I 95 ENVIRONMENTAL STAFF ANALYSIS OF LEGAL RIGHTS AN U22

RINE FALCON POPULATION RESEARCH TURTLES AS INDICATORS CF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ECO 75U

lETARY EFFECTS ON METABOLIC RESPONSE TO COLD EFFECTS CF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS (TEMPERATURE PRESSURE ETC 238

78 PA. SOUTH LEO FREEWAY NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY ALIGNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS ON SDCCESSIONAL SPECIES PRO 7«6

FY RFG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT PLANKTON ECOLOGY AND ENVIRCNMENTAL STRESS FRFSH-WATFR AND MARINE OCE U67

IPR FOREST PRODUCTION GROWTH OF DESERT SHRUBS EFFECT CF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES ON PLANT GROWTH AND ECOSY 703

RE OF LONG ISLAND, NY MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CURRENTS OFF THE SOUTH SHO 500

EOLOGICAL PROJECT CRITICAL PROBLEMS OF THE COASTAL ZONE ENVIRCNMENTAL STUDIES ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION 588

ACT STUDIES ON COASTAL AND ESTUARINE BIOTA CRANEY ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY FAUNAl AND FLORAL CENSUS AND U59

IRONMENTAL IMPACT FACTOR s- DEVI SE SOLUTIONS A COMPARATIVE ENVIRCNMENTAL STUDY OF PUMPED STORAGE SITES REP 193

ULATION DYNAMICS OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS MID ATLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRCNMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACU 60U

NTAL MANAGEMENT ENERGY COST AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS COMMUNITY MODELIN 7U5

TRY - BARNACLE TISSUES DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING PROGRAM - ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGISTS THE STUDY OF NATURA U31

CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS MARKETING OF BIOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL-MICROBIOLO 731

STE TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS STUDY AND SOLUTION OF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS WATER MANAGEME 329

AL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEM ICAl- MICROBIOLOGIC AL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY RELATIVE TO INDUSTRIAL 731

ETC.) ON THE NORMAL AND DISEASED ANIMAL EFFECT OF HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE ON DIABECTICS TEEATOLO 238

TRESS CONDITIONS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQDENCES OF HIGHWAYS ENVIRCNMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ESPECIALLY OF AIR WAT 539

MARSHES-QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID WASTE PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IN EDUCATION POLLUTION ANALY 362

LANNING f, MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES - SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL INSTIT INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION ABATE 171

FOP 2,ll,5,T TERATOLOGY TESTING DEFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT - ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED AND INHERITED SELECTED R U9

TUDY SOFT DRINK ADDITIVES STUDY - WATEP-SWEETNER SYSTEPS ENV IRCNMENT AM ENTAL - NON-TOXIC FUNGI AND MILDEW U79

NTHIC ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON NEAR-SHORE AND INTERTICAL ENVIRONMENTS MARINE BE 165

SYSTEM EFFLUENTS/RECYCLING MICROBIAL HA7ARDS BIOMEDICAL ENVIRONMENTS MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION CONTROL OF '(02

ENVIRONMENTS MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION CONTROL OF CLCSED ENVIRONMENTS 5 PLANT EFFLUENTS DESIGN INCINERATO U02

ICAL ECOLOGY OF FOREST SPECIES AGE STRUCTURE IN UNSTABLE ENVIRONMENTS AGE VARIATION IN GENETIC CONTROL OF 506

WATERFOWL WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION TO URBAN ENVIRONMENTS AND PETROLEUM - ENVIRONHEN'^AL PROBL 313

OF r'ISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY OF FISHES IN LENTIC AND LQTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WATER SUP 750

RELATIONSHIPS OF VERTEBRATE ANIMALS; ECOLOGY OF WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS ECOLOGY OF THE MOHAWK RIVER FLOODPL 118

F SMALL LAKES AIRBORNE BACTERIA CCNTROL MICROBIOLOGY CF ENVIRONMENTS F.A. TECHNIQUES FOR FECAL STREPtOCO «36

AND WATER FISH SENSORY SYSTEMS AS BELATED TO DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FISH AND POLLUTION MERCURY IN FISH 102

SITES HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS WITH ENVIRONMENT USING SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS FOR TEACHING EXPERIENCES BURNING TO 121

TRANSPORT AND ALTERATION OF ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS GC-MS ANALYSIS OF PCB DDT ORGANICS 636

TIVE DEVELOPMENT OF OPTIMAL PROGRAMS FOR BOTH PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENTS NATIONAL CONGRESS OPTIMUM POPULATIO 112

BY PLANKTONIC ALGAE AND FATE OF CELLULOSE IN LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENTS POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE CON 577

L ENGINEER DD~ ANALYSTS OF LAKE GEORGE SEDIMENTS AQUATIC ENVIRCNS OF EMERALD GREEN - N.Y. STA'^E D.E.C. HE 209

ND PERIODONTAL DISEASES SEARCH FOB CEPHALOSPORIN AMIDASE ENZYME ANTIBIOTICS MICROBIAL GROWTH AND FERMENT 753

HEPATITIS ASSOCIATED ANTIGEN ROLE OF HORMONES IN CANCER ENZYMES IN ACTIVATED SLUDGE TEST FOR U78

0 APPLY THIS TO WATER POLLUTION STUDIES ON THE AUTOLYTIC ENZYMES OF S. AUREUS MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND B 6U8

MBEP PRESIDENT'S WATER POLIUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARE EPA CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER PLANT BIOLO 112

TIS PHYSIOLOGY S DISEASES MYCOECOLOGY OF SERPENTINE SOIL EPIDEMIOLOGY 8 PHYSIOLOGY OF BOTRYTIS DISEASES 0 lJli6

LOGICAL AGE OF MOSQUITOES INSECTS OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE EPICEMIOLOGY OF EASTERN EQIUNE ENCEPHALITIS PHYS U99

ECOLOGY OF ALGAE BENTHIC DIATOMS IN ESTUARY ESTUARINE EPIFAONA 51

NING TROPICAL BIOLOGY RESOURCE PARTITIONING OF TROPICAL EPIPHYTES STRUCTURE OF A TROPICAL PLANT- POLLIN AT 622

S INSECTS OF MEDICAL IMPORTANCE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EASTERN EQIUNE ENCEPHALITIS PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE OF MOSQDIT 099

CONSULATION FOR THE PURCHASE OF AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLING EQUIPMENT PLANT PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6 POPULAT U77

C ENRICHMENT ON BENTHICFAUNA OCCURRENCE OF SYMBIOCLAD lUS EQUITANS IN CONNECTICUT EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON 399

OF SPOTTED HAKE TEMPERATURE SELECTION OF FISH FROM LAKE ERIE EFFECTS OF THERMAL DISCHARGES ON HUDSON FIS 35

TH ACCENT IN ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAl OF A SUMMER CAMP LAKE ERIE NEAR BUFFALO NY PARK LAND AQUISITION FING UOO

RBAN DEVELOPMENT AREAS EROSION CONTROL IN WATER COURSES AND SLOPES IN D 76U

ATER RELATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PHESQUE ISLE BEACH EROSION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STANNARDS RESERVO 585

RVEY OF MONTSWFAG BAY RE: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONTROLLED EROSION IN MONTSHEAG BAY EFFECTS OF DREDGING IN 181

ERAIOGY MINE SPOIL POTENTIALS FOR WATER QUALITY AND SOIL EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION AND ANIMAL HEALTH SOI 6U9

AL ECOLOGY AERIAL SURVEILLANCE SPILL PREVENTION APPL. CF ERTS-1 TO FISHERY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PHOTOPERIO U58

TEMA'^ICS DISTRIBUTION AND LIFE HISTORY OF VERTEBRATES ESP. BIRDS AND MAMMALS COMPILATION OF WILDLIFE I 32

OGY AND BEHAVIOR OF RED AND GRAY FOXES WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANIMAL BEHAVIOR POPULATION BIOLOGY 225

S HAVE BEEN WITHOUT REMUNERATION BROAD NATURAL HISTORY ESPECIALLY BIRD MAMMAL AND PLANT ECOLOGY ALL CO 210

S IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY ESPECIALLY CRUSTACEAN FEEDING FEEDING OF COPEPOD 701

OF MOLLUSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS ESPECIALLY DISEASES AND PARASITES OF SHELLFISH D 16

DENT ORGANISMS FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ESPECIALLY ESTUARINE SYSTEMS AND ESTUARINE DEPEN 375

FORESTS WIND PROFILES OVER FORESTS FOREST METECROLOGY ESPECIALLY EV APOTR ANSPIRATION AND SNOWMBLT WATER 21U

HEARING EDGEWOOD LAKES NYS-DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY FISHERIES PLUS POLLUTION CONTROL A3 209

TERFOWL POPULATIONS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF HOMECTHERME ESPECIALLY GAME SPECIES ECOLOGY OF WATERFOWL NES 738

AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION IN TIDEWATER, HD WETLAND ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN REFERENCE TO PLANT TAXONOMY AND PL 650

L WATERWAY, BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO FISH FAUNA EFFECTS OF 93

ON ALGAL PRODUCTIVITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ESPECIALLY IN THE FIELD CF POWER GENERATION EPFE 287

OR MECHANISMS OF INSECT FLIGHT CCMPARATIVE NEUROBIOLOGY ESPECIALLY INVERTEBRATE SENSE ORGANS NEDROPHYSIO 37

KARST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; WATER POLIUTICN ESPECIALLY MINE DRAINAGE AND INORGANIC) GEOLOGIC 573

MS, MASS. PHYSIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF AQUATIC ANIMALS ESPECIALLY NERVOUS SYSTEMS NEUROPHARMACOLOGY OF 101

ANNING FOREST SOILS RESEARCH SOIL-FOREST RELATIONSHIPS ESPECIALLY NUTRITION ECOLOGY AND SOIL CHANGE F 699

ITIVITY PNEUMONITIS IMMUNOLOGY OF CHRONIC LUNG DISEASES ESPECIALLY OCCUPATIONAL RELATED DELAYED HYPERSEN 95

NTAL CONSEQUENCES OF HIGHWAYS ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ESPECIALLY OF AIR WATER AND OTHER POLLUTANTS L 539

5 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION INSECT DIAPAUSE AND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CARRION INSECT ECOL 373

ANALYSIS OF PHYTOTOXIC EFFECTS CF CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS ESPECIALLY PESTICIDES EFFECT OF MIREX ON EARLY 0 IIU

TION, ATITLAN GREVE, ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIfE ESPECIALLY RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND IN L UOB

OF ARTIFICIAL REEF BY FISHES ECOLOGY OF MARINE FISHES ESPECIALLY REEF SPECIES AND THEIR ATTRACTION TO 311

TER POLLUTION AND GENETIC DEFECTS ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALLY RELATED TO GENETIC DEFECTS GEOLOGICAL 9

DULT AND YOUNG FISHES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES ESPECIALLY STRIPED BASS GROSS BIOLOGICAL EFFECT 586

METABOLISM OF PLANTS INORGANIC PLANT NUTRITION ESPECIALLY TRACE ELEMENTS BORON REQUIREMENT AND 128

TEFRESTIAL ECOL - WASTEWATER DISF. RESOURCE ECONOMICS ESPECIALLY WATER AND FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL IMPLIC 231

GERMAN COACKROACHES POPULATION BIOLOGY OF COCKROACHES ESPECIALLY WITH REFERENCE TO MEANS OF BIOLOGICAL 3U6

SCRIBE COMM. FISH. PARAMETERS, 5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. TOTAL FISHING EFT. ON SHELF PROM AREAL OBSE 535

100
TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOLTHTION EXPERIESCE »ND PRINCIPLE FI^LD

EST. TOTAL FISHING EFT. ON SHELF FROM AREAL OBSERVATICN EST. WT. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA PY U.S. FISHE S3S

TECHNIQOES HANUAL ATLANTIC FLTMAY CODNCTL CANADA GOOSE ESTABIISHUE NT OPNITHOLOnY f. PLANT ECOLOGY np VIE 223

ELD EXPERIMENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LARVA HERRING MAINE COAST ESTIMATES LAPVSL HERRTNG MORTALITY SUBBERSIDLE S 273

TODY HERRING EGG BEDS ECOLOGY OF PISHES LARVAl FISHES ESTIMATES OF ABUNDANCE ANP MORTALITY FIELD EXPE 273

. ONTARIO WOODLOT FLORIDA CREEL SORVEY PROGEAM NONLINEAR ESTIMATION BY PARABOLIC APPROXIMATION APPLICATI U62

FORAGE FISH IN THO LARGE RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR POPULATICN ESTIMATION RAINBOW TROUT SPAWNING SUCCESS FISH 2U6

AEIF SYSTEM OF TREE-VOLUME ESTIMATIONS GIRARD FORM CLASS ESTIMATIONS ECOLOGY OF REDWOOD FOREST ECOLOGY A 762

TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING THE TARIF SYSTEM OF TREE-VOLUME ESTIMATIONS GIRARD FORM CLASS ES-'TMATIONS ECOLOG 782

ANE AGNES FLOOD ECOLOGY OF PELAGIC LARVAE OF MOLIOSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY OF ESTUARINR ANIMALS ESPECIA 16

THOS OF HUDSON RIVER EFFECTS OF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS BENTHOS THERMAL 78B

HATER TREATMENT IN CLOSED ECOSYSTEMS HDMIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES MARINE MICROPTAL ECOLOGY SEAWEED COLO 6U6

TER SEA SALT COMPOSITION AND VARIATION IN SEDIMENTS AND ESTUARIES ANALYSIS OP SEA WATER REGIONAL VARIATI U53

THAMES RIVER, CONN. EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL HATFRS POWER PLANT ECOLOGY 729

YCOLOGY e MYCOLOGY NANNOPLANKTON - DIATOM STUDY OF MAINE ESTUARIES CRAB RESOURCES OF MAINE AQUACULTURE PO 583

VIRGINIA PHYTOPLANKTON AND ZOOPIANKTON ECOLOGY CF ESTUARIES SURVEY OP 700PLANKTCN OF EASTERN SHORE 66

Y ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE YEASTS SEWAGE EFFECT CN ESTUARIES THERMAL EFFECT ON THE CONNECTICUT BIVF 91

RIVER GREAT AMERICA PROJECT AQUATIC B lOlOGY-FRESHH AT E f ESTUARIES 0CE;,NS PHYTOPLANKTON FISHERIES ANADR 222

IOTA OF MANHASSET BAY GROUND RECHARGE IN SUFFOLK COUNTY ESTOARINAL ECOLOGY AND POLLUTION CONTROL SURFACE 2U0

SEDIMENTS BIOLOGICAL 6 CHEMICAL INTEREACTI ONS IN FRESH ESTUARINE f. COASTAL HATFRS PLANKTON ECOLOGY IN T fl12

MPARISON OF ESTUARINE MARSHES SECCNDARY PRODUCTIVITY CF ESTUARINE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGICAL STAB S21

E PLANKTON THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLANKTON ESTUARINE AND MARINE PLANKTON BIOLOGY AND POLLUT ?6ll

y OF PELAGIC LARVAE OF MOLLUSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY CF ESTUARINE ANIMALS ESPECIALLY DISEASES AND PARAS 16

FLIES COASTAL MANAGEMENT PEST MANAGEMENT IN COASTAL AND ESTUARINE AREAS BIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF EVE GNATS 23

ENT ON BEN^HIC INFAUNA ESTUARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY EFFECT OF HEATED EFFLU 7U2

DY PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY IMPACT STUDIES ON COASTAL AND ESTUARINE BIOTA CBANEY ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL STUD US9

BIOASSAY WITH MARINE ORGANISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF ESTUARINE CRAB TO CADMIUM TOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY lUO

FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ESPECIALLY ESTUARINE SYSTEMS AND ESTUARINE DEPENDENT ORGANISMS 37S

SIGNIFICANCE OF COASTAL WETLANDS SHALLOW HATER MARINE 6 ESTUARINE ECOLOGY MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACA NS MA l'i9

ERTATION EFSEARCH ESTUARINE ECOLOGY PROGRAM PLANNING DOCTORAL DISS 317

LOGY OF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY, BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO FIS 93

BA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS MERCURY IN SEDIMENIS ESTUARINE ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DYNAM U9fi

SON RIVER EFFECTS OF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS BENTHOS THERMAL EFFECTS ON 788

ECOLOGY OF ALGAE BENTEIC DIATOMS IN ESTUARY ESTUARINE EPIFAUNA 5U

LAKE ERIE EFFECTS OF THERMAL DISCHARGES ON HUDSON FISH ESTUARINE FISH BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DISTRIBUTION 35

JECT ECOLOGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FRESH HATER AND ESTUARINE FISHES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ANADROM" 73U

ISHERIES DATA INCLUDING ECOLOGY CF ANIMALS ENERGETICS CF ESTUARINE FLOUNDER POPULATION SURVEY OF sps BASS 2314

LL EFFECTS, NORWALK, CONNECTICUT PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ESTUARINE HYDROGRAPHY COASTAL PROCESSES SEDIMEN 307

D N.C. AREA LONG RANGE RESEARCH NEEDS FOR N.C. FISHERIES ESTUARINE INVENTORY LIFE HISTORIES OF AND FISHE 70U

POPULATION BIOLOGY COMMUNITY ANALYSIS OF INSHORE AND ESTUARINE INVERTEBRATES 237

IC INVERTEBRATE EMBARRAS RIVER ILLINOIS FRESH HATER AND ESTUARINE INVERTEBRATES THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECT 339

SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY OF A MANGBCVE SHAMP CCMPABISCN CF ESTUARINE MARSHES SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY OF EST 521

ESTUARINE MYCOLOGY 637

IC STUDY EFFECTS OF THERMAL LOADIRG AND WATER QUALITY CN ESTUARINE ONE DEGREE PRODUCTION STRUCTURE PUNC 300

OMY OF BULRUSHES SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF ACBENES ESTUARINE PLANTS OF RIVERS NEAR PHILADELPHIA SY 628

NITORING PROGRAM, STANFORD HARBOR, CONN. DEVELOPMENT CF ESTUARINE RESEARCH PROGRAMS EMPHASIZING COMM'INIT 17U

ENT PROBLEMS Oil POLLUTION ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AND 0 213

NTS WATER QUALITY PROTECTION C SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT ROYAL ESTUARINE STUDY LAKE SEBASTICOOK EUTROPHICATION 393

SMS FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ESPECIALLY ESTUARINE SYSTEMS AND ESTUARINE DEPENDENT ORGANI 375

IN SALTMARSHES PHOSPHORUS CYCLING IN NATURAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE SYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF BRACKISH PONDS RECF 006

TO FISH FAUNA EFFECTS OF ZINC CHROMIUM AND NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TELEOST ECOLOGY OF INTRACOASTAL WATERW 93

SUCCESSION IN LIMNETIC PHYTOPLANKTON GRAZING EY ESTUARINE ZOOPLANKTON 39

C RIVER ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION OF FRESHHATFR ESTUARINE AND SHALLOW HATER MARINE FISHES OLDBA 233

DIFPUSERS FOR HASTE HEAT DISPOSAL SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTUARINES MATHEMATICAL MODELS; RIVER AND ESTUA 302

ES OF SHELLFISH DISEASES OF OYSTERS FOULING ORGANISMS IN ESTUARINES- EFFECTS OF HURRICANE AGNES FLOOD ECOL 16

KTONIC MARINE CRUSTACEANS ZOOPLANKTON SURVEY OF SEABROCK ESTUARY BIOLOGY OF PLAN 770

TURE EFFECTS ON ECOSYSTEMS ECOSYSTEM MODELLING DELAWARE ESTUARY FLUCTUATING TpupjJRft 391

L RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY ECOLOGICAL STUDY DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THERMAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCTION; F 183

OSPHATE MINING ON FSTUARY SURVEY CF AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN ESTUARY AQUATIC BACTERIA-CYCLING OF ORGANIC COMP 336

RVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OF WATER QUALITY IN SE VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS: SEDIMENT SIZE AND CHEMISTRY INP 332

PON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS THERMAL EFFECTS ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GULF OF MEXICO-BRAZO 98

ASS. ECOLOGIC SURVEY EGG HARBOR, NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY ESTUARY CIRCULATION WITH REGARDS TO WASTE Dispos 1U3

ATION TEMPORAL 6 SPATIAL VARIATION OF ZOO. IN THE HUDSCN FSTUARY DIELDRIN CONC. IN THE TROPHIC LEVELS OF 59U

ARINE ANIMALS IMPACT OF TROPICAL STORM AGNES ON DELAWARE ESTUARY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF C f- D CANAL LONG-tf 717

THE FLORA OF LONG ISLAND THE MARSHES OF THE COOPER RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES T-IV SOUTH 687

LOGY-FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS MACROBENTHOS OF CAPE PEAR RIVER ESTUARY FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS STUDIES - AQUACULTUR 720

FRESH ESTUARINE 6 COASTAL HATERS PLANKTON ECOLOGY IN THE ESTUARY HETERQtroPHY ON THE CONTINENTAL SHELF NE 812

C ECOSYSTEM PARAMETERS BACTERIAL GROWTH AND THE DELAWARE ESTUARY MODEL BASELINE STUDY 0? TWO NEW IMPOUNDM 257

POLLUTION; SALINITY INTRUSION TRANSIENT HATER QUALITY IN ESTUARY NETWORKS SUBMERGED DIFFUSERS FOR HASTE fl 302

D METAL ANALYSIS IN LONG ISLAND SCUND ESTUARY POLLUTION PHOSPHATES IN LONG ISLAND SOUN 711

ANT ECOLOGISTS SALT MARSHES DECIDUOUS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY PROJECT - MARSHES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF 26U

VITIES OF AQUATIC BACTERIA EFFECT OF PHOSPHATE MINING CN ESTUARY SURVEY OF AQUATIC ORGANISM? IN ESTUARY A 336

INTRUSION IN ESTUARINES MATHEMATICAL MODELS; RIVER AND ESTUARY WATER QUALITY; THERMAL POLLUTION; SALINI 302

SOUTHAMPTON TOWN NEW YORK EFFECTS OP TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUARY CT PLANT ECOLOGY OF MARINE WETLANDS FI 675

ECOLOGY OF ALGAE BENTHIC DIATOMS IN ESTUARY ESTUARINE EPIFAUNA BU

MPOUNDS IN INF. MONKEYS ACUTE TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES TO ESTUR. COPEPODS SCREENING OF SAT. HYDROCARBON AS 39U

ISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN TOTAL SYSTEP STUDIES AND MODELS CF ESTURAINE AREAS ECOLOGY OF A NEW ENGLAND SALT HA 528

VERSION EFFECTS STUDY WEWEANTIC RIVER FISHERIES PROGRAM ESTURAINE FISHERIES; POPULATION DYNAMICS; EARLY 137

IZED ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS FOR SHIPS BUILDINGS METALS ETC. FOR UNDER AND ABOVE HATER SPECIALIZED CHENI U79

S OF ABUNDANCE AND MORTALITY FIELD EXPERIMENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LARVA HERRING MAINE COAST ESTIMATES LARVAL 273

NVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEMERTEANS EFFECT OF METALS Oil FTC. ON PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE INVERTEBRATES OIL F UU9

LOGY AND CHEMISTRY MICROBIAL (ALGAL BACTERIAL FUNGAL ETC.) ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY TESTING MODELS FOR 532

EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS (TEMPERATURE PRESSURE ETC.) ON THE NORMAL AND DISEASED ANIMAL EFFECT O 238

OLOGY OF PARASITIC DISEASES ECOLOGY OP ONCHOCERCIASIS IN ETHIOPIA HOST/PARASITE INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN PI 567

lAL REGARD TO ACCOUSTIC BEHAVIORS ETHOLCGICAL ASPECTS OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR WITH SPEC 809

BEHAVIOR OP VERTEBRATES SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF MARMOTS HUMAN ETHOICGY SOCIAL 36

301

TABLE 1 - RESEftRCH OR CONRULTB'/'IC S EXPERIENCE A(fU PRINCIPLE FIELD

TEBRATF SEHAVTOR AND KCOLCOY P1PUIST1CN ECOLOGY C SOCIAL ETHOLCf.Y OP PnECTLTnpsiS BEHAVIOR ASPECTS OF POP -U73

TORY BEHAVIOR COMPARAIIVE VERTEBRATE ETHOLCGY-ALL VERTEBRATE CLASSES-ESP. WAnn. PREDA 110

S INFLUENCE OP OZONE ON PLANT PRCTEINS AND RNA EFFECT CF ETHYLENE ON FLOWER PIGHENTS STRESS ON PLANTS AI 155

ITOSIS IN A PHYTOPLAGELLATE CELL BIOLOGV LF EUCARYOTIC MICROORGANISMS - PARTICULARLY ALGAE M 331

FOR AND IMPORTATION OF PARASITES OF ALFALFA iEEVIL FBCB EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OF PARA 200

OF AND IHPOFTATICN OF PARASITES CF OVLEMA MELANOPUS FBCM EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOE PARASITES OF OULEMA MEL 200

OSYSTEMATICS OF BARK BEETLES ATTPACTANT PHEROMONE 0? THE EUROPEAN ELM BARK BEETLE GENETICS OF PHEROMONE S 0 12

FOREST PRODUCTS INSECTS PHEROMONE PRODUCTION BY SMALLfR EU60PEAN ELM BEETLE EVALUATION OF PESTICIDE RESI 6U7

ED ORIGIN ANALYSIS OF NASTUCKET SOUND ISLANDS TRUST BILL EU TCP HICATI ON OF CObBOSSEE DATERSHED MAINE COAST S16

PPLY PROGRAM PORT ROYAL ESTUARINE STUDY LAKE SEBJSTICOOK EUTROEHICATION WATER QUALITY AND WATER SUPPLY P 393

RESHWATTR COMMUNITIES AH ECOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF STREAM EUT80PRICATI0N EFFECTS OF EUTROPHICATION OF FISH 29U

AND HISTOLOGY OF FTNGERLTNG TROUT IN MONTANA ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION IN A SOUTH DAKOTA LAB. HAVE EMPH 365

ISHERIES ANADROMOUS CLUPEID FISHERIES- SUSQUEHANNA RIVER EUTROPHICATION OF BOSH RIVER GREAT AMERICA PROJE 222

Y OF A COASTAL BRACKISH LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE ASD EUTROPHICATION OP COASTAL PONDS ECOLOGICAL SURVE 501
COIOGICAL EVALUATION OP STREAM EUTROPHICATION EFFECTS CF EUTROPHICATION OF FISH SPECIES ARTIFICIAL SHELTE 29U
TERIA SYMBIOSIS NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY LIMNCLCGY EUTROPHICATION OF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - 278

Y OF ENVIROKHENTS F.A. TECHNIQUES FOa FECBL STREPTOCOCCI EUTROPHICATION OF SMALL LAKES AIRBORNE BACTERIA U36
PS OF TROPICAL MARINE PISHES LAKE - CONSULTANT - ONGOING EUTROPHICATION OF TUNIS THERMAL EFFECTS UPON EAR 176
IFICIAL SHELTER AND FISH BEHAVIOR EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL EUTROEHICATION ON FRESHWATER COMMUNITIES AN ECOL 29tt
NALYSIS OF AQUATIC SYSTEMS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EUTROPHICATION PREDICTION STREAM ENERGY BUDGETS 3U2

ECOLOGICAL SlrRVEY OF WHITE ROCK LAKE AQUATIC ECOLOGY - EUTROPHICATION PROCESSES AND BIOLOGICAL POLLUTIO U69

N STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER WATER POLLUTION BICLCGY EUTROPHICATION STUDY OF SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE VA. 32U

ATED EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS ACHIEVING STABLE PR^DA 137

ON OF A STREAM HUMAN POPULATION DENSITY VS. ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACC 037

TLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACUATION FISH POPULATION DYNAMICS POPULATION 600

GENERAL PEST MANAGEMENT EV AL LARVICIDAL BRIQUETTES FOR CONT. MOSQUITOES 605

NVIRON SURVEY PINE BLUFF ARSENAL, ARKANSAS IDENTIFY AKD EVALUATE ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL SOURCES OF AQUATIC 502

r USE PLANNING EVALUATE LAND FOB RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EVALUATE LAND FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOIL S 621

ATION MAPPING AND INTERPRETATIONS FOR LAND USE PLANNING EVALUATE LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EVALUA 621

NAL, AL PROJECT ASSESS OF PW PHOSPHORUS PLANT, EDGEWOCC EVALUATE POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC COMMUNITIE 55

ARSENAL, AL ENVIRON SURVEY PINE PIUFF, AR INVENTORY AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL SOURCES OP TERRESTRIAL POLLUT 553

TE SENSING OF GYPSY MOTH DEFOLIATION AERIAL SENSING FCR EVALUATING: STRESS IN VEG. LAND USE RECREATION 592

TUPE F. DYNAMICS, ROCKY MOUNTAINS, COLORADO NATURAL AREA EVALUATION; PLANT COMMUNITY; STRUCTURE DIVEESIT 503

LEASE PESTICIDES AS NEW COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL NEW PRODUCT EVALUATION/KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIFIC PESTICIDES/FORM 156

EVALUATION/KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIFIC PE STICI DES/FORMDLAT ICN EVALUATION/SLOW RELEASE PESTICIDES AS NEW COMMER 156

EA"ING THE SOIL EVALUATION OF CLIMATE CROP INTERACTIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OF HORT. CROPS VEGETABLE PLA 609

ND PROFILES OVER FORESTS FOREST METEOROLOGY ESPECIALLY EV APOTRANSPIR ATION AND SNOWHELT WATER STRESS IN 210

N FROM ACID MINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN WIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPILL USE OF CLUIDIZED BED ELECTRODE TO CLE 783

ARINE ECOLOGY E SYSTEHATICS OF FISHES FISH STOCKS OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK FISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC S 191

S OF VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY COMP. POP. CYTOGENETICS 5 EVOL. SCELOPORDS LIZARDS EVOLUTION COMPARATIVE 297

PHYLOGFNY SPACE SHARING IN FISH COMMUNITIES ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF PISHES SURVEY OF BAHAMIAN FISH COMM 658

AL SURVEY OF LOWER POTOMAC RIVER ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION OF FRESHWATER ESTUARINE AND SHALLOW 233

CIENCY OF PEANUT VARIATION CYTOGENETICS GENETICS AND EVOLUTION OF NATURAL OR EXPERIMENAL PLANT POPULA 656

ND EVOLUTION OF NATURAL OR EXPERIMENAL PLANT POPULATIONS EVOIUTION OF SEX DETERMINING MECHANISMS PEANUT S 656

APHY COMP. POP. CYTOGENETICS 6 EVCL. SCELOPORUS LIZAIUS EVOIUTION COMPARATIVE POPULATION CYTOGENE TICS 297

UCSON GAS 8 ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY, N.H. AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZOOGEOGRAPHY BIOSURVEY OF T 305

OF PEC. POPULATION BIOLOGY BOTH ITS ECOLOGICAL AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS CHM. WORK GRP. 0 OF THE CON 358

SYSTEMATIC AND EVOIUTIONARY BIOLOGY 152

RATIVE FEEDING ECOLOGY OF BLACKBIRDS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY EVOIUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ARTIFICIAL IMC 665

AL - PLANT INTERACTIONS MAMMALS OF NEW MEXICO EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY OF MAMMALS BAT ECOLOGY ANIM 790

DEPREDATION ON AGRICULTURAL CROPS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY - EVOIUTIONARY PHYSIOLOGICAL AND POPULATION RELAti 101

ICS OP TWO LOCUS SYSTEMS BERAVIOORAL ASPECTS OF MIMICRY EVOIUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL AND POPULATION GENETICS 732

PHYSICAL ECOLOGY INTERACTION (ENERGY EXCHANGE) BETWEEN ORGANISMS AND ENVIRONMENT 681

QEVELOPfiENTAL ENDOCRINOLOGY CF EXOTHIRMS 188

MEDICAL CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF CAPTIVE EXOTIC ANIMALS 189

CEMENT WITH EMPHASIS ON SMALL GAME SPECIES EVALUATION CF EXOTIC GAME BIRD PROGRAM PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING 718

ITE BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR (PHEROMCNE?) EIOLOGICAL COtrSCL EXP. STUDIES ON COMMUNICATION IN TERMITES TEpniT 705

CT OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE OSHA STANDARDS HUNTING AND FISHING EXFINDITORE ANALYSIS ENVIRON IMPACT - TERRESTIAL 231

SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; 01 YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTANT FORESTRY AND FIBERS S LAND 135

WITH ENVIRONMENT USING SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS FOR TEACHING EXPERIENCES BURNING TO PPOMOTE PRAIRIE PLANT SPE 121

ION CYTOGENETICS GENETICS AND EVOLUTION OF NATURAL CR EXPERIMENAL PLANT POPULATIONS EVOLUTION OF SEX D 656

ONWIDE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP BCCK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 378

ISTICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA AND SYSTEMS MODELING METHOD FCR EXPLAINING VARIATION IN A FLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE 651

MPACT ANALYSIS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES AETIC OIL EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAL. REGIONAL 776

EARCK FOR PARASITES CF Ol'LEMA MELANOPUS IN USSR FOPEICN EXPLORATION FOR NATURAL ENEMIES OP INTRODUCED IN 200

T OF OIL ON MARINE BIOTA SALT MARSH PRODUCTIVITY 6 PLAST EXPORT POLLUTION OP COASTAL WATERS SALT MARSH M 500

S IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT ULT RASTRUCTUR AL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF 768

IS IN CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO DDT BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT ULTEASTR UCTUR AL CHANGES IN FISH E 768

DES' EFFECTS IN TELEOST FISHES C ARCINOGENISIS IN CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO DDT BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOS 768

JECTIVES 6 STDS FOR FEDERAL PEST MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES PEST MANAGEMENT AS IT RE 800

PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PS. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY ALIGNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS ON SU 706

CTS DEVELOPING AND CARRYING OUT EXTENSION PROGRAMS IN WILDLIFE AND RELATED SUBJE 11

ALT GLAND OF SEA SNAKES ION AND WATER BALANCE OF MUTANT EXTRA-PENAL ELECTROLYTE AND WATER BALANCE IN PIS 530

ISMS COPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITICN BY ^OOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASION OF WOOD CULTURE DISTRl 580

ON MANAGEMENT PLAN FOUR NATURAL AREAS USE OF CHLOROPKYIL EXTRACTS TO MEAS SOLAR RAD. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON 710

VERTEBRATE ADAPTATIONS TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES ACCLIMATIZATION OF HS SPARROW TO COLD 00

F PLANTS AIR POLLOTION INHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS ROCI EXUDATES AND ECOLOGY OF ROOT PATHOGENS PATHOLOG 660

NT IN COASTAL AND ESTUARINE AREAS BIOLOGY AND CONTROL CF EYE GNATS INTEGRATED CONTROL OF THE HOUSE PLY I 23

ION AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF DAPHNIA THE ROLE OP THE EYE IN DAPHNIA ORIENTATIONS ORIENTAT 690

AIRBORNE BACTERIA CONTROL HICRCBIOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTS F.A. TECHNIQUES FOR FECAL STREPTOCOCCI EUTROPHIC 036

EPORT ON BIOLOGICAL PHYSICA' HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FACTOFS-DEVIS E SOLUTIONS A COMPARATIVE ENVIRONME 193

JECTS IN W. VIRGINIA SEARCH ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY PACTS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON LAND - K 169

FOR USE IN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FAIRMONT PARK PHILADELPHIA PATTERNS OF NUTRIENT 301

ATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT PREPARATION PEREGRINE FALCON POPULATION RESEARCH TURTLES AS INDICATORS 750

=OIL SCIENCE IN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FAG ARCHAEOLOGY ENGR. ARCHAEOLOGY ENGR. 520

302
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ONSERVRTION PROGRAMS (lANAGEPIENT OF HIIDLIFE ON 3000 ACF' FAFU FCOLOGICAL STUTIES fAFH GAME TN'iFCT REAC'^'-'P U^l

AGEMENT OP WILDLIFE ON 3000 ACRE FAEM ECOLOGICAL STDDIES FARB GAHE INSECT REACTORS OF DISEASE IMPORTANT T 133

RESODRCF PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEflENT FOR GAMEBIFDS AND FAEIl GAME PLAINFIELP TOWNSHIP COM PP EH EN ' T tf E PLAN '■''O

F PESTICIDES NODOLATION OF TROPICAL LEGUMES POLLUTION CF FARM FONDS SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIODEGRA D ATION O U91

EW TORTLE FOR WEST VIRGINIA COMPARATIVE HERPETOLOGY OF 2 FARM PONDS ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRIC SPECIES AMPHIBI U7

RECREATION PDRP0SF3 DDR 2U TRAPPING BLOEGILL SUNFISH IN FARP tONDS LAKE TROUT CHFOMOS'^nE BCiiPHOLoGY INC 777

REACTORS OF DISEASE IMPORTANT TO MILITARY MANAGEMENT CF FARM WILDLIFE-ADMINISTRATION CONSERVATION PROGRS U33

DES IN SOIL AND BIOACTIVITY HERBICIDE MOVEMENT IN SOILS FATE AND BEHAVIOR OF BIOCIDES IN SOILS AND WATEF 7i.

ICATION GENESIS AND MAPPING SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND DSE FATE OF ANIMAL WASTE IN SOILS TROPICAL SOILS 501 9 2

ASSTS'^ANT CELLULOSE PRODUCTION BY PLANKTONIC ALGAE AND FATE CF CELLULOSE IN LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENTS POS '^T'

NSTALLATIONS PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS MODE OF ACTION AND FATE CF HERBICIDES IN THE ENVIRONMENT PHYSIOLOSI (419

FS; EFFECTS OF STRESS A STRESS SYNDROME IN THE HARD CLAM FATTY ACIDS IN MARINE FOOD WEBS LONG-TERM OBSERV 366

PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL FAUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION OP SCIL FAUNA THE MICROFAUNA OF FOREST SOIL EFFECT OF F U80

BASIN MEXICO ECOLOGY OF CNF MIDOPHORDS TIGRIS VERTEBRATE FAUNA COLORADO NATL. MONUMENT REPRODUCTIVE HIOL U "^ 8

E MICROFAUNA OF FOREST SOIL EFFECT OF FERTILIZER ON SOIL FAUNA EFFECT OF PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL FAUNA VE U80

OLINA ESTHARINE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TO FISH FAUNA EFFECTS OF ZINC CHROMIUM AND NICKEL ON AN 93

KES LIMNOLOGY WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY PENTHIC FAUNA FISHES LIMNOLOGY OF TWO DISSIMILAR Sa3ARCT 51B

NTAL IMPACT ON LAND - WILDLIFE EESCURCES THE TEBRESTRIU FAUNA OF THREE LAKE PROJECTS IN W. VIFGtNIA SEA 169

RTILIZER ON SOIL FAUNA EFFECT OP PRESCRIBED FIRE OK SCIL FAUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION OF SOIL FAUNA THE MICR ^fO

AL AND ESTUARINE BIOTA CRANEY ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL STDCY FAUNAl AND FLORAL CENSUS AND THPAC" RAPPAHANNOC U59

SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD FAUNAl DIVERSITY IN SPARTINA FAUNAL SURVEY OF PO 59

IS UPPER DIVISION COLLEGE HARRISEURG FLOOD CONTROL STOIY FAUNAL RESOURCES OF OKWARI PARK SITE MY '"T. NY 130

DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN SPARTTNft FAUNAL SURVEY OF POTENTIAL FILL SITES SYSTEMA^I scj

AIN STIMULATION IN TOADFISH SARGASSUH COMMUNITY ECOLOCY FAUNAL VARIATION ON PELAGIC SARGASSUM SEXUAL DIM 2 1 1-

EFNTHIC ECOLOGY-FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS MACROBENTHOS OF CAFE FEAR RIVER ESTUARY FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS s"UDIES - 720

DESCRIPTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL AVIAN ANATOMY PARTICULARIY FEATHER STRUCTURE BRISTLES OF BIRDS INTEGUMENT 0 696

ONTROL MICROBIOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTS F.A. TECHNIQUES FOR FECAL STREPTOCOCCI EUTPOPHTCA TION OF SHALL LAKES 136

JACK TONS LIFE HISTORY OF FISHES; SEXUAL MATURITY; FECUNDITY; AGING SEX RA'flOS LIFE HISTORY OF SKIP UU

ICIDES PESi~ MANAGEMENT AS IT RELATES TO ACTIVITY OF THE FEDERAL AGENCIES CATEGORIZATION OP PESTICIDES US RQU

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USED BY FEDERAL AGENCIES TRAINING OBJECTIVES P STDS FCR FEDERAL PEST MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO SOU

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ENCY PLAN FOR WILDLIFE WETLAND HSEITAT TECHNIQUES MANUAL FEDERAL-AID WILDLIFE RESEARCH PROJECTS WA-ERFOW 22^

VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY AND PALECOLCGY FEEDER RESEARCH BIRD SOUND CASSETTES 71U

WEFN SHAD AND RESIDENT FISH SPECIES FCCDS OF FISHES AND FEEDING COMPETITION ON AN INTERSPECIFIC LpVEL LO 1°^

SPARROW HAWK EGGS ECOLOGY OF AFRICAN EAGLES COMPARATIVE FEEDING ECOLOGY OF BLACKBIRDS VERTEBRATE ECOLOG tf •

AKE WATER SUPPLIES STRIP MINE RUNNOFF IN PARK WATER SHED FEEDING ECOLOGY OF FISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY OP FI 7S(i

SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY ESPECIALLY CRUSTACEAN FEEDING FEEDING OF COPEPODS IN CHP.SAPEAKE BAY 701

L RIVER SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH FOOD AND FEEDING KABITS IN RIVERS FOOD HABITS OF FISHES 0 696

ANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS OF PINK AND CHUM SALMnN SECONDARY 382

SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY ESPECIALLY CRUSTACEAN FEEDING FEEDING OF COPEPODS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY 701

LTPR COUNTER TO ASSESS ZOOPLANKTCN GRAZING; LAKE BIOICGY FEEDING OF DAPHNIA ON ALGAE OF DIFFERENT SIZES U 126

Y IN FLORIDA INVESTIGATION OF FISH HABITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING OF FISH IN BACK BAY REFUGE, IN VIRGINIA T 2U
POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRASS RESPONSE TO FEEDLOT RUNOFF EFFLUENT EVALUATION OF RAPID INFI 610
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S MARINE BACTERIOLOGY FERMENTATION INTERACTIONS IN MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEM 356
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AL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND DEVELOP. OF ENV. ECO. CENTER FERRAL CAT PREDATION f. POPULATION DYNAMICS WILD 379
FECTS OP FERTILIZERS ANT MANURE CN SOILS AND CRCPS SOIL FERTILITY AND CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH IN LIMING 765
N AND STABILIZATION OF DUNES ON AMELIA ISLAND GRASSLAND PEHIIIITY A ND MA NAGEMENT; COASTAL STABILIZATION; SOI
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOIL FERTILITY AND PLANT NUTRITION LAND RECLAMATION 33S

SOIL FERTILITY EVALUATION 350

RESTRY AND WILDLIFE EFFECT OF VEGETATION CHANGES ON SCIL FERTIIITY VEGETATION GROWTH NUTRI~TON OF PEAT ^''^

D SOIL EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION AND ANIMAL HEALTH SOIL FERTILITY SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CLAY MINERALOGY MI 6U9

M LOW-LEVEL AERIAL PHOTO RESPONSE OF DOUGLAS FIR TO UPEA FERTILIZATION DYNAMICS CF DOUGLA<--FIF PIPULATIO U9C

CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE PCEiST FERTILIZATION AND WEIGHT QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL RE 608

PERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE FOREST FERTILIZATION iOf

E THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OP THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPPRATIVE FOREST SOILS AND FERT 293

QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FCREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAI REPORT N 608

N FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOStST f ERTILIZATI OK COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT 0 293

ERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST f EPTILIZSTION COOPERATIVE THIRD A-JHUBL R-pnRr .|C 608

SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FCREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OP 203

STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE FOREST SOILS ;nD FERTILIZATION FIRST ANNUAL REPORT Of THE NORTH C 293

ION INCLUDING BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ABSOSPTTOH FCLIJiB FERTILIZATION ION STIM. ATPASE CONTBULEt <<I. AND 510

S ESPECIALLY NUTRITION ECOLOGY AND SOIL CHANGE FOREST FERTILIZATION RESEARCH - NP HARDWOODS PLANNING F 699

FRIES NORTHEAST VA. FISHERIES SURVEY PUBLIC PISHING LAKE FERTILIZATION SURVEY LAKE BURKE CENSUS S'JRVSY A 569

NSPIRANTS WATER USE BY PLANT MANAGEMENT OF SOIL WATEP FERTILIZER IN FIELD AND CONTAINER CROP PVODUCtto 179

N OF SOIL FAUNA THE MICROFAUNA OF FOREST SOIL EFFECT OF FERTILIZER ON SOIL FAUNA EFFECT OF PRESCRIBED PI U80

AND CROPS EFFECT OF LAND USE ON WATER QUALITY EFFFXTS CF FERTILIZERS AND MANURE ON SOILS AND CROPS SOIL 755

P AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS I.F. THE USE OF PESTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT UOl

SOIL FERTILITY AND CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH IN LIMING FERIIlIZEaS SOIL FORMATION EFFECTS OT HIGH NANJR 765

N INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AND WATER QUALITY MEPCUHY AND THE FETUS "IN UTEPO" ENVIRONMENTAL BTOCHFMISTPY - H 161

IBROUS CONTAMINANTS IN AIR PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND TEXTILE FIBER RESEARCH AND GENERAL TEXTILE RESEARCH EFFE 261

EFFECTS ON CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ANNUAL PLANT FIBERS THE INFLUENECE OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIR0N1F 160

m YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTANT FORESTRY AND FIBERS 5 LAND USE NATIONAL COMMIS<;T"N nn ^jtERTA 135

ON STREAM POLLUTION IDENTIFICATICN OP PAPER MILL WASTES FIBROUS CONTAMINANTS IN AIR PLANT MORPHOLOGY AN 263

R USE BY PLANT MANAGEMENT OF SOU WATER FERTILIZER IN FltlD AND CONTAINER CROP PP0DUCTIO>! PLANT WATER 179

HERMAL EFFECTS ON BENTHOS OP HUDSON RIVER EFFECTS OF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE ECOSYS 76.8

DEVELOPMENT TESTING OP INBRED LINES AND HYBRIDS CF FIELD CORN 357

PS LARVAL FISHES ESTIMATES OP ABUNDANCE AND MORTALITV FIELD EXPERIMENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LATIVS KEREING (t 273

Y B MAMMALIAN AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY BOTH IN LAB AND FIELD GROWTH IN THREE SPECIES OP HAWKS IMPACT OF 523
VITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ESPECIALLY IN THE FIELD OF POWER GENERATION EFFECT OF ""hermAL DISC 287
VELOPMENT (^N NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL SCIENTIST IN IRE FIELD OF WATER DEVELOPMENT PLANNING POLLUTION TN 509

AND POPULATION DYNAMICS; RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION MARMAP FIELD OFFICE MENHADEN TAGGING STUDIES SMELT STUD 195

OTION AND ECOLOGY FIELD ORNITHOLOGY - BIRD IDENTIFICATION DISTRTB 239

TABLE ? - RFSEARCH OP CONSOLTATICN E-IPERIENCE AND PBINCIPIE fIflO

N WATER QUALITY CRITERIA; PLANKTON POPULATION BODELIHG; FIELD ORNITHOLOGY THO B ATHENATICAL MODELS OP PH 7S-

SGN AVI) BANAGf.NEN- OF "'STORtc HOO?r BOSEA 5 SITf.S S3ITH PIFID PLANTATION HOUSE RESTORATION 5 RAHASEBEHT 636

LANDS BILL ORCSNIZATION ^N^ B NAGFriENT OP ENVIRON BEhT kL FTET.P 'T'JDTF^ 3RPDGI!<G TllACES flvgiy CT BLJSTIKG 80

BRATE RBBAINS IN INDIAN BXDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OlD FIELD SOCCESSION BABBAIIAN SYSTEBATICS AND ECOL 758

PECOBXBNDATION OF THEIR USAGE FIELD TESTING OF FUNGICIDES AND INSECTICIDES AND 30

SHALL 1ABBA.L POPULATION DYNABTCS FIEID HOSK FOE RESEARCH Id RANGE ECOSfSTEBS AND 16-1

ES ON COVE FSTUAPY, CT Pi-ANT SCOLCGV OP BARINE KETLANCS FIFTY YEAR CHANGE IN A SELECTED SALT BXRSH KETI.* 675

DIENT COCONUT RHINOCEROS BEETLE PROJECT PESTS OF RICE IN FIJI BORTALITY AND DISPEBSM OF INSECT POPOLATl 33U

SCIASIS IN ETHIOPIA HOST/PARASITE INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN FILARIOD DISEASE INFECTIONS PATHOLOGY OF PABASIT 567

TERMINAL BHTDGE-T'JNNEL CROSSING HJBPTCN ROADS tREDGF AND Fill PINE KNOLL SHORES BOGUE BANKS IBPACT INALY 198

FAUNAL PIVSPSTTV IK SP'BTINA FAUSSt, SURVEY OF PCTE!)II/-L FIIL SITES SYSTEBATICS AN? ECOLQ-;? OP UFCAPO,: C 5S

ESS GROWTH RESPONSE CF SALT HASSH GRASS EFFECTS OF SKAl-.P FlLliaG AT CONSTRUCTION SITE PLANT POPOLATIOII A 296

S DEVELOPRENT OF COLLECTOR FOR OIL SPILLS OEVEIOPBENT CF FILTERS FOR AEROSOLS SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIOSS 60

K FLY INSECT PEST BANAGENENT BITING FLIES HOSQOITOFS FIITH PLIES COASTIL BJHAGEMENT PBST HPPJCEMSNT 23

ER CABP LAKF EPIE KLAR BUFFALO NY fA«K LAND AQUISITICl) FINGER lAKES STATE PARK KEOKA LAKK NT I HAVE UOO

BIRCH LAKE AREA IN BIMNESO-fA PATHOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY CF FINGERLTNG TROUT IN BOIIIANA ACCELERATED t.lTECPRI 365

TROL OF GROWTH RESEARCH AND PREECING PROGRAB FOB DOUGLAS FIB POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND HATHEBATICAL 506

AND DATA FROM lOU-lEVFL AERIAL PHOTO RESPONSE CF DOUGLAS FIR TC ORFA FERTILIZATION DYNABICS Oi' DOOGLsS-F 1»90

-FIR POPULA~IONS DYHASICS AND SIBULATED YIELD OF DOrlGlivS FIR TREE AND STAND DATA FROB LOH-IEVEL SERltl PR ll90

E OF CHLOROPHYLL EXTRACTS TO HEAS SOLAR RAD. EFFECTS CF FIBI ON PLANT COBMONITIES IN EASTERN R0HT8 ARERl 710

EFFECT OF FERTIITZER ON SOIL FADNA EFFECT OF PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL FAUNA VERTICAL BIGRATION OF SOIL FA »60

EFFECTS OF CLEAFCUTTING ECOLOGICAl EFFECTS OF PRESCBIBID FIRE SILDLIPE RESPONSE TO BASTEWATFR IBRIGSTION 797

BAT REG. FCON. »ND ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEB BEBBEBS OF BT FIRK BEPRESENT THE FULL RANGE OF SCIENCES AS THE 266

F FPESH-MATFR FISHES CRANBERRY LAKE WATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROWTH ALEBIFE LAKE ONTARIO OPEKATION 211

H FROB LAKE ERIE EFFECTS OF THBRBAL DISCHARGES ON HODSCN FISH ESTUARINE FISH BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DIST8IB 35

FISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOMIASIS SNAIL CONTROL PARASITES OP FISH IBBUNITY TO PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES 123

DYNABICS IN FISH SEXTAL BEHAVIGI AND SOCIAL STRUCTORF. IN FISH VEPTF.Bt' ».?E BEHAVIOS aNK ECOLOGY POPOLATIOB li73

ING BESOUhCF BANGEBEM EFFECT': Of SURFACE BINING ON U.S. FISH 6 WILDLIFE ACID BINE DRAINAGE ABATEHEMT SOB 677

EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAB 6 RESERVOIR N.Y. N.J. 6 PA FISH 6 WILDLIFE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THIBOTABIES 522

SH WATER AQUATIC COBBUNITIES ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY BETAIS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY HETALS PISH TEBPBRATDF 576

ITOES ChlRONOBIDS K.H.O. CONSULTANT BOSQUITO CONTROL FY FISH AFRICA W.H.O. CONSULTANT HOSQUITO CONTROL B Il6

ORVEY FISHES OF CHINCOTFAGOE BAY BIOLOGY OF FISHES FISH ANATOBY SURVEY flShES OF BALTIHOr.E HARBOR S 7an

lOASSAY BRINE WASTES EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF U6 DYES OH FISH AND ALGAE COHPARISON OF ALDM AND IRON SULFA «39

TO DIFKFRENT FNVIfiONBFNTS FISH AND POLLUTION BEFCDBY IN PISH AND PLANKTON AND WATER FISH SENSORY SYSTEB 102

ISH SENSORY SYSTEMS AS RELATED TC MFFEEENT EH JlBONfi r NTS FISH AND P.iLLUTION BSECUPY IN FISH AND PLANfTON 102

FISH AND WILDLIFE BANAGEBENT 502

REPORTING ON THE EFFECTS OP WATER PESOORCE PBOJECTS OFCN FISH AND WILDLIFE POND BANAGEBENT TROUT STEEAB H 96

IN FARM PONDS LAKE TROUT CHBOMOSCBE BORPHOLOGY INCREASE FISB AND WILDLIFE PRODUCTIVITY FOB RECBEATION PB 777

LONG-RANGE LAND USE PLANNING JOB FISH AND WTLDllPB BESOOBCES 582

■'ARIES FVftlUATING EFFECTS CF WATER RESOURCE PROJECTS Ci< FISH AND WILDLIfE fESODRCES ALCOVY BIVBR GEORGI 522

STUDY IBPACT ASSESSBENT OF HATER RESOURCES PBOJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE SABINE BIVEB DIVERSION PBOJECT 625

ROL BY FISH AFRICA W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL FY FISH *S1A BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC NUISANCE 116

GANISBS BID ATLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACUATION FISH POPULATION DYNAMICS 60U

OF EUTROPHICATION OF FISH SPECIES ARTIFICIAL SHELTEB AWP FISB BEHAVIOR EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL EOTROPHICAT 2911

BIOLOGICAL WASTE TPEATBENT NITRIFICATION ALGAL ASSAY FISH BIOASSAY BRINE WASTES EVALUATION OF EFFECT U39

N DYNABICS TOXICITY OF SULFITE WASTE LIGAOC TO R. TRODT PISH BIOASSAYS ACUTE 6 SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF POL 281

L EFFECT OF OVERBOARD DISPOSAL IN UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY - PISH BIOLOGICAL EVALOATION OF WIDENING AND DEEPE 586

EFFECTS CF ^MSBMAL DTSCHABC:E<; ON HUDSON FISH ESTUARIKE FISH EIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY CISTRIBUTIOi' AiE AND E 35

IR POPULATION ESTIMATION RAINBOW TBOUT SPAWNING SUCCESS PISH BIOLOGY MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENT AND FISH T 216

CHBUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGFNY SPACE SHARING IN PISH COBBDNITIES ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF FISHE 658

TIES FCniOGY AND EVOLUTION OF FISHES SURVEY OF BAHAMAN FISH COBBUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGENY SP 658

R FISHES FISH PBODUCTION OF MULTI-SPECIES LAKE COMNONITY FISH DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION tq ACID BINE DRAIN 115

ES MOVEBENTS OF DHABF SDCKERS, HCBING BECHANISBS LARVAL FISH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNETIC BLDEGILL FRY IB 772

POPULATION DYNAMICS CF FISH ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER LAKES 230

UDIES BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF COMMERCIAL MOILUSKS AND FISH EFFECTS OF HURRICANE AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BA 1U

GICAL EV!,LTlATION OF WIDENING AND DEEPENING C 6 0 CANAL - FISH EVALUATION OF SEX BIOPSY METHOD - STRIPED B 586

HANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT DLTRASTRDCTURAl CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC ANALYS 768

GENISIS IN CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO DDT BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT OITRASTROCTDBAL CHANGES III F 768

H CABOLINf, ESTUARINE ECOLOGY ESIECIAILY IN HELATICS TO FISB FAUNA EFFECTS OF ZINC CHROMIUM AND NICKEL 9 3

OEIFNTATION AND MIGRATION CF FISB PISRBA" EVAL3ATI0N STDDY 580

E OF SCHUYLKILL RIVER SCHUYLKILL BIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH FOOD AND FEEDING HABITS IN RIVERS FOOD HABI 698

AGE AND ECOLOGY OF SPOTTED HAKE TEMPEBATUBE SELECTION OF FISH FROR LAKE ERIE EFFECTS OF THERMAL DISCHAB5E 35

ARATION OF ELDEGILL POPULATION WITH SEROLOGICAL METHOCS FISH GENETICS HEflTI ABILITY OF WEIGHT AND LENGTH 5V«

PRAL FOLIUTTON IN TABPA BAY IN FICRIDA INVESTIGATION CF FISH HABITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING OP FISH IN EAC 2U

A INVESTIGATION OF FISH HABITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING CF PISH IN SACK BAY REFUGE IN VIRGINIA THERBAL POLL 211

CNTROL ANADEOBOUS TROUT BANAGEMENT ECOLOGY OP KBEM HATfB FISH IS NEW YORK RESPONSE OF FISH POPUIATION TO 277

STRIP BINF PUNNOFP IN PARK WA'^ER SHED FEEDING ECOLOGY CF FISH IN STREAB ECOLOGY OF FISHES IS LEN-IC 4MU 750

D FISH THEMSELVES TO PROVIDE GOOD FISHING POOD OF FORAGE FISH IN TWO LARGE RESERVOIRS BESSRVOIS POPL'LiTIO 2146

ING TO SPORT FISHERY DIGESTION IN BLACK CRAPPIE PREDATOR FISH INTRODUCTIONS IN RESEBVOIRS FISHERY BANAGE 61

ISHES EFFECTS OF TEBPERATURE ON LABORATORY REARED BASINE FISH LARVAE PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOB OF F 692

OSIS COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY EMPHASIS ON DISEASES OF FISB MARINE PATHOLOGY IBBDNOLCGY OP PISCINE VIBR 796

SS AND SBELT FISHERY LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OF ANADEOBCUS FISH OP THE NOBTHWEST ATLANTIC DEVELOPMENT OF CO 220

FUGEO APPLE JOTCE SYSTEMrtllCS AND ECOLOGY OF FRESHWATER FISH PARASITES AND THEIR HOSTS BACTEBtOLOCICAL T 325

B BASIN PLANNING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF ANADFOHCOS FISH PASSAGE AND PROTECTIVE FACILITIES ENGINEERI 587

Y OF FISHES TBOUTS OP UPPER KERN BIVER BASIN CALIFORNIA FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND SYSTEBATICS COMPARATIVE END 62U
HT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACUATION FISH POPULATION DYNAMICS POPULATION DYNABICS OF 60«
H POPULATIONS THE RELATIONSHIP OF VARIOUS COVER TYPES TO FISH POPULATION FISH POPULATIONS IN SWAMP-STREAM 711
OWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK DRUM ANALOG SIMULATION IN FISH POPULATION STUDIES BARINE FISHES OP VIBGIHI 579
EBENT ECOLOGY OF WARB WATER FISH IN NEW YORK RESPONSE OF FISH POPOLiiTlON TO REDUCED LOADING OP LAKE PHOSP 277

FISB POPULATION ZOOPLANKTON (ICHTHTOPLANKTON) 672

^S, SAC PERCH, AND <;MELT MANAGEMFHT AND REPBODUCTION CF FISH POPULATIONS FREEZING EFFECTS ON FISH SEMEN 280

Y EIO-lOGY (COLDWATER) short term EPFECTS of ACCOTHIC: on FISH POPULATIONS IR NORTHERN BAINE EFFECTS OF VA 73
E BELATIONSHIP OF VAEIODS COVEB TYPES TO FISH POPOLATICN FISB POPULATIONS III EiAMP-STBEAB ECOSYSTERS S»A 713
BAXIBIZING LOBSTER YIELDS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF MABIHE FISH POPULATIONS MANAGEMENT OF NORTHWEST XTLANTI 18
DUCED loading OF LAKE PHOSPHORUS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH POPULATIONS RESPONSE OF FISH TO POLLUTION C 277

TABIS 3 - RESS^ECH OR CONSnLTATICN ESPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

ETENCE IN CVPBESS-GOM SWSNP EFFECTS OF CHANNElIZftTION CN FISH POPULATIONS THE RELATIONSHIP OF VARIOUS COV 713

EY OF PINE CREEK HATERSHED ECOLCGY OP FRESHWATER FISHES FISH FRODaCTTON Of BULT I-SPECIES LAKE ConnUNI''Y lU^

NORTHWEST ATLANTIC DEVELOP?!ENT CF COMBERCIAL ANADROMCUS FISH RESOORCES STREAM IMPROVEHENT AND FISHUAY CO 220

SH BIOASSAYS ACOTE 5 SOBLETHAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS TO FISH SCLE OP NUTRIENTS IN DIATOB POPULATION DYNA 281

AND REPRODUCTION OF FISH POPULATIONS FREEZING EFFECTS CN FISH SEKEN ATLANTIC SALMON FREEZING EFFECTS ON 280

SH AND POLLUTION MERCURY IN FISH ANr PLANKTON AND WATER FISH SENSORY SYSTEMS AS RELATED TO DIFFERENT ENV 102

POECILICPSIS BEHAVIOR ASPECTS OF POPULATION DYNAMICS IN FISH SEX'IAL PEHAVICR AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN FtS U73

EVOLUTION OF FISHES SURVEY OF BAHAMIAN FISH COMMUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGENY SPACE SHARING IN FT e'^B

ERATE ZOOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY ACANTHOR MEMBRANES IN ISO FISH SPECIES MARINE INVERTS 77";

ECTICUT RIVER FOOD COMPETITION BETWEEN SHAD AND RESIDENT FISH SPECIES FOODS np FISHES AND FEEDING COMPET 190

ON OF STREAM EDTBOPHICATION EFFECTS OF EUTROPHICATION CF FISH SPECIES ARTIFICIAL SHELTER AND FISH BEH^VIO 2'>lt

GY OF TILEFISHES MARINE ECOLOGY S SYSTEMATICS OF FISHES FISH STOCKS OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK FISH 191

IBS BIOLOGY BENTHOS OP NEAR SHORE WATERS OF LAKE ONTARIO FISH STUDIES OF THE OSWEGO HARBOR AREA ZOOPLANKT 207

PR FISHES NOETHFIFLD MT. PUMPED STORAGE HYDPO-EIEC. RIS. FISH STUDY RESEARCH 6 MANAGEMENT OF WARM WAT 377

E TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEMPERATURE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METAL BENT 576

WNING SUCCESS FISH BIOLOGY MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENT AND FISH THEMSELVES TO PROVIDE GOOD FISHING FOOD OF 216

RUS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH POPULATIONS RESPONSE CF FISH TO POLLU-^ION CONTROL ANADROMOUS TROUT MANAG 277

IS AND THEIR IDENTIFICATION LONG TERM RESEARCH CN LARVAL FISP WATER CHEMISTRY THE STUDY OP FRESHWATER LA 6f8

E COOPERATIVE MOURNING DOVE STUDY STATISTICS IN GAME AND FISH WORK SE STATES ANALYSIS OF WATERFOWL BANDIN 318

OF MUTANT EXTRA-RENAL ELECTROLYTE AND WATER BALANCE IN FISH REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND >iA LOSS I 530

FISH WILDLIFE AND RECREATION MANAGEMEN- 321

OUNDFR DISCARDED AT SEA BY O.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COM". FISH. PARAMETERS 5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. 535

NTITY ON ANIMALS (MAINLY MOLLUSKS INSECTS CRUSTACEANS FISH) ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST EFFECTS op WATER ^'>6

WINTER DEER YARDS ENERGETICS OF SNOWSROE HARE DEER AND FISHER GENERAL ECOLOGY WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ECOLO U65

NAGEMENT DETERMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE HABITAT FOR RESERVCIB FISHERIES FISHERIE<^ MA 266

TIC BIOLOGY-FRESHWATER ESTUARIES OCEANS PHYTOPIA NKTC N FISHERIES ANADROMOUS CLUPEID FISHERIES- SUSQUEHA 222

S HANHADEN PARASITES EFFECTS OF ELDCUJTING WATER LEVELS FISHERIES AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY MANHADEN MIGRATION U05

STEWATER DISP. RESOURCE ECONOMICS ESPECIALLY WATER AND FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS ECONOMIC IMPAC 231

MICS ALEWIFE UTILIZATION OF PARKER PIVER, MASSACHUSETTS FISHERIES BIOLOGY - BASIC STATISTICAL APPLICATIO 581

ON STUDIES IN OSWEGO HARBOR AREA BIOLOGICAL LIMNOLOGY 5 FISPEEIES BIOLOGY BENTHOS OF NEAR SHORE WATERS 0 207

PSEODOHARENGUS POPULATION MODELING AQUATIC ECOLOGY AND FISHERIES BIOLOGY LIFE HISTORY OP DOROSOMA PETEN 376

NCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD, PCTOMOC RIVER, MD MARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH LIFE HISTORIES; E U8

DLT ATLANTIC MENHADEN BIOST ATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF MARINE FISHERIES DATA INCLUDING ECOLOGY OF ANIMALS ENER 23U

MARLE SOUND N.C. AREA LONG RANGE RESEARCH NEEDS FOR N.C. FISHERIES ESTUARINE INVENTORY LIFE HISTORIES OF 701

.C. FISHERIES ESTUARINE INVENTORY LIFE HISTORIES OF AND FISHERIES FOR ANADROMOUS FISHES (NOT SALMONlyiS) 70U

GICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE SGS INLET MARINE AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES IN NE UNITED STATES; COLLECTION 6 ANAL U57

VEP SURVEY FRESHWATER FISHERIES M AN AGEMEENT-IN NORTH AMERICA CLINCH RI 26

ABITAT FOR RESERVOIR FISHERIES FISHERIES MANAGEMENT DETERMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE H 266

S AND ESTUARINE DEPENDENT ORGANISMS FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ESPECIALLY ESTUARINE SYSTEM 375

DEVELOPMENT LAKE NICARAGUA FISHERIES SURVEY FRESHWATER FISHERIES MANAGEMENT INCLUDING AQUATIC WEED CONT 550

NGINEERING ADVISOR TO TECHNICAL AND POLICY COMMITTEE FCR FISHERIES MANAGEMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER BA 587

NSUS SURVEY AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH SMPHASIS ON FRESHWATER FISHERIES NORTHEAST VA. FISHERIES SURVFY PUBLIC 569

DOMESTIC AND INTFRNATIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND POLICY FISHERIES OF MIDDLE ATLANTIC BIGHT STATE-FEDERAL 172

IGHT STATE-FEDERAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT MODEL INVENTORY CF FISHERIES OF NEW YORK AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC DOMES U72

IFIC REVIEW AND EDITING OF OCEANIC MANUSCRIPTS EFFECT CN FISHERIES OF PASSAM AQUODDY BAY DAM INVESTIGATION 615

MERRIMACK RIVER DIVERSION EFFECTS STUDY WEWEANTIC RIVER FISHERIES PROGRAM ESTURAINE FISHERIES; POPULATI 137

OF Y. PERCH POPULATION BIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN FISHERIES RESEARCH: ZOOPLANKTON-FISH INTERACTION 353

MY COMPETENCE IS IN FISHERIES SCIENCE 596

OR - WEED CONTROL AND FISHERY DEVELOPMENT LAKE NICARAGUA FISHERIES SURVEY FRESHWATER FISHERIES MANAGEMEN 550

LOGY WI'^H EMPHASIS ON FRESHWATER FISHERIES NORTHEAST VA. FISHERIES SUPVEY PUBLIC FISHING LAKE FERTILIZATI 569

EBOOD LAKES NYS-DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY FISHERIES PLUS POLLUTION CONTROL AS ENVIRONMENT 209

FECTS STUDY WEWEANTIC RIVER FISHERIES PROGRAM ESTURAINE FISHERIES; POPULATION DYNAMICS; EARLY LIFE HISTO 137

RIES OCEANS PHYTOPLANKTON FISHERIES ANADROMOUS CLUPEID FISHERIES- SUSQUEHANNA RIVER EUTROPHICATION OP B 222

L OBSERVATION EST. W. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COMM. FISH. PARAMETFPS 5 RES 535

ROVEMENT AND FISHWAY CONSTRUCTION STRIPED BASS AND SBEIT FISHERY LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OP ANADROMOUS FISH 220

APPLIED PRACTICAL RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT IN FRESHWATER FISHERY BIOLOGY (COLDWATER) SHORT TERM EFE5CTS 0 73

FISH INTRODUCTIONS IN RESERVOIRS FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND FISHERY BIOLOGY AS PERTAINING TO SPORT FISHERY D 61

FRESHWATER FISHERY BIOLOGY BASS YEARCLASS STRENGTH 513

DY PUFFER TOXIN OP SPHOEROIDES TESTUDINEUS ICHTHYOLOGY FISHERY BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL POLL:)TTON NEW JER a8T

AQUATIC WEED CONTROL AQUATIC ADVISOR - WEED CONTROL AND FISHERY DEVELOPMENT LAKE NICARAGUA FISHERIES SUR 550

RY MANAGEMENT AND FISHERY BIOLOGY AS PERTAINING TO SPCPT FISHERY DIGESTION IN BLACK CRAPPIE PREPATOR FISH 61

ELACK CFAFPTE PPEDATOS FISH TNTROEDCTIONS IN RESFRVOIBS FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND FISHERY BIOLOGY AS PERTM 61

NEW YORK AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND POLICY FISHERIE'^ OF MIDDL 172

EBCIAL CATCH PACIFIC SALMON PASSAGE FACILITY EVALUATICN FISHERY MANAGEMENT IN PONDS LAKES RESERVOIRS A 2aii

POLICY FISHERIES OF MIDDLE ATLANTIC BIGHT STATE-FEDERAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT MODEL INVENTORY OF FISHERIES U72

T OYSTER CULTCH LIHNOLOGICAL STUCY OF FONTANA RESEEVCIF FISHERY MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY AND LIMNOLOGY EFFECT HU1

OF FLORIDA KEYS TARPON PESTICIDE RESEARCH PROJECT SPCPT FISHESY OF BISCAYNE BAY FLORIDA ENVIRONMENTAL 7UU

TICS OF ESTUARINE FLOUNDER POPULATION SURVEY OF SEA BASS FISHERY POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ADULT ATLANTIC ME 23u

CIALIST RESEARCH OF ZOOPLANKTON AND BENTHOS POPUIATICNS FISHERY RESEARCH (GENL) GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSIST 663

ALLSTATE FRFSHSATER RESEARCH f. MANAGEMEN" ADMINISTERING FISHERY RESEARCH AND MANAGEMEN" PRr>GRAMS DIRFCI 29

BIOCHEMISTRY PEST CONTROL AQUATIC BIOLOGY DIVISION CF FISHERY RESEARCH BRANCH CHIEF CROSS- FLORID A BAR 749

H, BRANCH CHIEF CROSS-FLORIDA BARGE CANAL INVESTIGATION FISHERY RESEARCH TOXICOLOGY ECOLOGY BIOCHEMIS 7U9

AERIAL SURVEILLANCE SPILL PREVENTION APPL. OF ERTS-1 TO FISHERY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PHOTOPER lODIS M AND E USB

S MODELING METHOD FOB EXPLAINING VARIATION IN A FLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE ISLAND FLOATING TRAP FISHERY TEMPE 651

N GROWTH SCHOHARIE VALLEY ECOIOGICAI STUDY FISHERY SCIENCE EFFECT OF TEMPSRATriRE AND DIET 0 163

NITY FISH DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO ACID MINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF PINE CREEK WATERSHED ECOLOGY 1U5

RIATION IN A FLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE ISLAND FLOATING TRAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON YIELDS OF LOBSTER 651

BAYS ICHTHY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PROJECT MASS CCCP FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT RIVER PROJECT LIFE HIS 226

BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY CF FISHES 290

DS IN MARINE FOOD WEBS LONG-TERM CESERVATIONS ON BENTHIC FISHES DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF COASTAL CO 366

N TO ARTIFICIAL REEFS COLONIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL REEF FY FISHES ECOLOGY OF MARINE FISHES ESPECIALLY REE 311

NVENTORY LIFE HISTORIES OP AND FISHERIES FOR ANADROMCO FISHES (NOT SALMONIDS) ANADROMOUS FISHES OF ALEE 70U

RN SHORE POPULATION BIOLOGY AND AGE GROWTH ANALYSES C FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK DRU 579

ETITION BETWEEN SHAD AND RESIDENT FISH SPECIES FOODS CF FISHES AND FEEDING COMPETITION ON AN INTERSPECIF 190

EBENT ECOLOGY AND LIMNOLOGY EFFECT OF CHANNELIZATION CN FISBES AND THEIR HABITAT OYSTER CULTCH LIMNOLOGI UUI

305

TBBIE ? - RESEARCH OR Cn>I?;lJLT«TION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPIE FIELD

VAL FISH WATER CHEMISTRY THE STUtY OF FRESHWATER LARVAL FISHES AND THEIR IDENTI FICA'^ION LONG TFRH RESEAR 6«8

CS OF PISHES FISH STOCKS OF THE EVEPSLADES NATIONAL PARK FISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC SARGASSOH REVISION S CONPA 191

FOR HAHPTON ROADS SPOIL BANK ECOLOGY AND SYSTENATICS CF FISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF SALEN CHURCH DAI SIT 62

flICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF INSECTICI CES • EFFECTS IN TELEOST PISHES CARCINOGENISIS IN CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO DOT ''68

ARTO OPERATION CLEARWATER LIFE HISTORIES OP FRESH-WATER PISHES CRANBERRY LAKE WATER OOALITY SURVEY FIRST 211

EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGES UPON BENTHOS AIGAE AND FISHES EFFECTS OP HEATED DISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC 8

ED NARINE PISH LARVAE PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR CF FISHES EFFECTS OP TEMPERATURE ON LABORATOPY REAR 692

PY SURVEY OF PINE CREEK WATERSHED ECOLOGY OF FRESHWATER FISHES PISH PRODUCTION OF HULTI-SPECIES LAKE COH 1U5

F BIOLOGY OF TILEFISHES MARINE ECOLOGY 6 SYSTEMATICS CF FISHES PISH STOCKS OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL PA 191

WATER SHED FEEDING ECOLOGY OF PISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY CP FISHES IN LENTIC AND LOTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC 7S0

HAVIOR ECOLOGY AND FOOD RELATIONSHIPS OF TROPICAL MARINE FISHES LAKE - CONSULTANT - ONGOING EUTROPHICATIO 176

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ARE RIVER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THERMAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCTION; FISHES HACROINVERTEER AT ES AND TROPHIC LEVELS HAR 183

INF PRODUCTS MARINE AND FRESH WATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE WORKSHOP MAR 269

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FISHES SR RESEARCH BIOLOGIST AGE AND GROWTH STUDIES ON FISHES OP A RESERVOIR; ALSO SAMPLING TECHNIQUES 322

SHERIES FOR ANADROMOUS FISHES (NOT SALMONIDS) ANADROMCUS FISHES OP ALBEMARLE SOUND N.C. AREA LONG RANGE R 700

COTEAGHE BAY BIOLOGY OF FISHES FISH ANATOMY SURVEY FISHES OP BALTIMORE HARBOR SURVEY PISHES OP CHIN 78U

ION OF SPX BIOPSY METHOD - STRIPED BASS ADULT AND YOUNG FISHES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES ESPECI 586

S PISH ANATOMY SURVEY FISHES OF BALTIMORE HARBOR SURVEY PISHES OF CHINCOTEAGUE BAY BIOLOGY OF FISHE 78U

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UTION OF PBFSHHATER ESTUARINE AND SHALLOW WATER MARINE FISHES OLDMANS CREEK MARSH STUDY COMPARATIVE BIO 233

OGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE FISHES POPULATION DYNAMICS OP ANADROMOUS ALEWIVE 73tt

AND ENTRAINM^NT EFFECTS ON ICHTH YCPLANKTON THROUGH ADUIT FISHES RESEARCH BIOLOGIST - CONNECTICUT RIVER EC U56

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CE SHAPING IN FISH COMMDNIIIES ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF FISHES SURVEY OP BAHAMIAN FISH COMMUNITIES PISH 658

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HARBOR SURVEY EisHES OF CHINCOTEAGDF BAY BIOLOGY OP PISHES PISH ANATOMY SURVEY FISHES OF BALTIMORE 78U

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RT CASE DIE'^ OF BLUEGILL AND LARGEMOOTH BASS ECOLOGY CP FISHES; ECOLOGY OP MARINE AND FRESHWATER PLANKTO 289

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MIC IMPACT OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE OSHA STANDARDS HUNTING AND FISHING EXPENDITURE ANALYSIS ENVIRON IMPACT - TE 231

SURES OF ENVIRONMENT AND FISH THEMSELVES TO PROVIDE GCCD FISHING POOD OF FORAGE FISH IN TWO LARGE RESERVO 2U6

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LD OF WATER DEVELOPMENT PLANNING POLLUTION INVESTIGATION PISHTRAP LAKE KENTUCKY IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON 509

MERCIAL ANADROMOUS PISH RESOURCES STREAM IMPROVEMENT AND FISHWAY CONSTRUCTION STRIPED BASS AND SMELT FISH 220

ORIENTATION AND MIGRATION OF FISH FISHWAY EVALUATION STUDY 580

ECT LIFE HISTORY OF ANADROMOUS SPECIES AND OPERATION CF FISHWAYS ICHTHY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PHOJE 226

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TER STRESS IN PLANTS SALT AND WATER ABSORPTION EFFECT OF FLOODING ON SWAMP FOREST PLANT WA-^EE RELATIONS: 403

PE HABITAT WETLAND TREE GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY ARTIFICIAL FLOODING WETIAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION H 262

LOGY OF WETLAND ENVIRONMENTS ECOLCGY OF THE MOHAWK FIVER FLOODPLAINS MAMMALS OP BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS SMAL 118

NCE TO PLANT TAXONOMY AND PLANT ECOLOGY PAST AND PRESENT FLORA AND VEGETATION HACKENSACK MEADOWS VEGETATI 650

ANTITATIVE MODELS QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGY OF NORTH ATLANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATER CURRENTS IN N.T. BIGHT MARIN 591

INFORMATION RETRIEVAL APPLIED TO FLORISTICS AND TAXONOMY FLORA NORTH AMERICAN PROGRAM 5112

BIOSYSTEMATIC STUDY OF VERONICA SERPHYLLIPOLIA VASCULAR FLORA OP CHESHIRE CO. NEW HAMPSHIRE 72

SHES SAND DUNES SOUTHEAST FLORA LONG ISLAND FLORA THE FLORA OF LONG ISLAND THE MARSHES OP THE COOPER R 667

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AND K UPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. FCR FLORISTS' CROPS PLANT NUTRITION INCLUDING BIOC 510

AL FISHING EFT. ON SHELF FROM AREAL OBSERVATION FST. «T. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. PISKEFMAN DESC 535

ND SYSTEMS MODELING METHOD FOR EXPLAINING VARIATION IN A FLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE ISLAND FLOATING TRAP FISH 651

ATA INCLUDING ECOLOGY OF ANIMALS ENERGETICS OF ESTDARINE FLOUNDER POPULATION SURVEY OF SEA BASS PISHFRY P 23U

Y ECOSYSl'EMS PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING OF NUTRIENTS ENERGY FLOW THROUGH SOIL-PLANT-ATMOSPHERf; CONTINUUM THE U71;
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OF OZONE ON PLANT PROTEINS AND RNA EFFECT OF ETHYLENE CN FLOBER PIGMEM'^S STRESS ON PLANTS AIR POLLUTION 1'='=

STUDIES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS SYSTEHATICS CF FLOWERING PLANTS - WILD AND CUTLIVATED TAXONOHIC U2

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FFECTS OF SOIL NUTRIENTS ON ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE SEASONAL FLUCTUATION OF PHYTOPLA NKTON INVESTIGATION OF S aRl

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AND CONTROL OF EYE GNATS INTEGRATED CONTROL OF THE HOUSE FLY INSECT pEST MANAGEMENT BITING FLIES HOSQU 23

WILD TURKEY RE-ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL ATLANTIC FLYWAY COUNCIL CANADA GOOSE ESTABLISHMENT ORNIT 223

STIM. ATPASE CONTRULET NA AND K UPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVEI. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. FOR FLORISTS' CROPS PLANT 510

NUTRITION INCLUDING BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ABSORPTION FOLIAR FERTILIZATION ION STIM. ATPASE CONTRULET 510

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SCHUYLKILL RIVER SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH POOD AND FEEDING HABITS IN RIVERS FOOD HABITS OF 60fl

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ADMIN. OF RESEARCH AND OTHER fECGRAMS YEAST IN CLOSED FOOD CYCLES 12"

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HOUT REFRIGERATION FREEZE DRYING FOOD WATER ACTIVITY AND FOOD PRESERVATION REVERSIBLE COMPRESSION OF FOOD 79

LLING OF SEA WATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT OF OIL SPILLS FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING OIL SPILL SOURCE DETECT 630

AND FOOD HABITS OF UNGULATES EFFECTS OF CUTTING ON DEER FOOD PRODUCTION FORAGES EATEN BY DEER IN THE SOU 303

NING OF FRESH WATER/MARINE TELEOST BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND FOOD BFLATION^JHI PS OF TROPICAL MARINE FFSHES LAK 176

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AL ENERGETICS WILDLIFE PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION OF NATURAL FOCDS OF WHITE TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION OF WINT U65

lAL DIALLELS FOR ORCHARD GRASS GENETICS AND BREEDING CF FORAGE CROPS AND OTHER SPECIES COMPLETE AND PART U92

TUDIES WITH THRFGBASSES AGRONOMY - TUREGRASS MANAGEMENT FORAGE CROPS MANAGEMENT DROUTH COLD SHADE AND 798

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PLANT BREEDING PSEUDO-SELF-COMPATIBILITY OF RED CLOVER FORAGE LEGUMES SOYBEAN BREEDING f. CULTURE U23

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CONSTRUCTION AND SHORELINE PROTECTION SAND STABILIZATION FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION VEGETATIVE SHORELINE PROTE 800

TO USA SEARCH FOR PARASITES OF OOIEMA MELANOPUS IN DSSF FOREIGN EXPLORATION FOR NATURAL ENEMIES OF INTRO 200

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MAN ON APPALACIAN ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY OF DISTURBED LANDS; FOREST AND WILDLIFE ECOLOGY POPULATION STUDIES F 662

AND IDENTIFYING FUNGI RESEARCH ASSISTANT IBP CONIPSRCUS FOREST BIOME SURVEYING 6C1

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ATIONS GIRARD FORM CLASS ESTIMATIONS ECOLOGY OF REDWOOt FOREST ECOLOGY AND SILVICULTURE FOREST MENSURAT 782

ST PRODUCTIVITY; VEGETATION MANAGEMENT; PLANT GEOGRAPHY; FOREST ECOLOGY PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - KICROCLTMA 186

GE FOREST FERTILIZATION RESEARCH - NE HARDWOODS PLANNING FOREST ECOLOGY RESEARCH - INDONESIA PLANNING FOR 699

IFICATION VEGETATION MAP SOUTHAMPTON NY FROM AIR PHOTOS FOREST ECOLOGY SAMPLING METHODS STATISTICAL STU 11

PLANNING - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT NUTRIENT CYCLING IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM LAND USE IN RELATION TO ECOLOG 37t

ON DYNAMICS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES FOREST ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES 351;

OREST AND AGRICULTURAL ECOSYSTEMS EVALUATION OF DYLOX IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM EVALUAtian OF SEVIN U OIL IN FO 786

ANALYSIS OP FOREST ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUCOS FOREST ECOSYSTEM FOREST TREE ROOT SYSTEMS CROWN 702

REST GROWTH NEAR COAL-BURNING POWER STATION DYNAMICS CF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES FOREST 351!

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INSECT RESEARCH US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS OF INSECTS CN FOREST ECOSYS"EMS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FOREST 7 '^ 9

MS CROWN STEM REIATIONSHIPS IN FOREST TREES ANALYSIS CF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FORE 702

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PEPATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OP THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FEBTILTZATICN COOPERATIVE FOREST SOILS A 2'»i

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HEIGHT QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL R 608

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CN COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPCBT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE 'HIRU ANNUAL RE 608

I0NSHIP3 ESPECIALLY NUTRITION ECOLOGY AND SOIL CHANGE FOREST FERTILIZATION RESEARCH - NE HARDWOODS PLA 6S9

LOWING DISTURBANCES RECLAMATION OF DEEP NINE COAL HASTES FOREST GROWTH NEAR COAL-BURNING PIKER STATION D 351i

S IN CATTLE ECOL. INFL. HEALTH EEPBOD. WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL EEPROD. DOMESTIC ANIMALS SlU

FOREST INSECT POPULATION DYNAMICS 228

GY AND MANAGEMENT OP DESTRUCTIVE FOREST INSECTS CHIEF OF FOREST INSECT RESEARCH US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS 759

S OF INSECTS ON FOREST ECOSYSTEMS POPULATION DYNAMICS CF FOREST INSECTS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND HANAGEMEtl 759

NSECTS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF DESTRUCTIVE FOBFST INSECTS CHIEF OF FOREST INSECT RESEARCH 0 Ti?

ECOLOGY OF INSECT POPULATIONS (ESPECIALLY CP FOREST INSECTS) 58

ITS OF DEER-RANGE CARRYING CAPACITY NONGAME WILDLIFE AND FOREST MAIIAGEMENT SYSTEMS EFFECTS OF EHVIRONMEU 158

ONS ECOLOGY OF REDWOOD FOREST ECOLOGY AND SILVICULTURE FOREST MENSURATION TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING TIE 782

SN0WB6LT IN HARDWOOD FORESTS WIND PROFILES OVER FORESTS FOfiESl METEOROLOGY ESPECIALLY EVAPOTRANSPtEATIO 21";

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CNMENTAL STRESSES ON PLANT GROWTH AND ECOSYSTEM PEHAVICH FOREST PRODUCTION GROWTH OF DESERT SHRUDS EFPEC 703

INTEGRATED METHODS PEST CONTROL t VEGETATIVE MANAGEMENT FOREST PRODUCTIVITY; VEGETATION MANAGEMENT; PLAN 186

CF HOOD INHABITING INSECTS ECOLCGY OF FOREST TREE AND FOREST PRODUCTS INSECTS PHEROMONE PRODUCTION BY 61:7

RATE FORESTS BIRDS AND CATJPILLARS IN NORTHERN HAEDSOOCS FORES! RADIATION SENSITIVITY OF BIRDS COMMUNITY 706

RS WATERSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL BOCKY MOUNTAINS FOSESt RESOURCES SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANA 571

UCIVE FOREST INSECTS CHIEF Or FOREST INSEC RESEARCH US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS OF INSECTS ON FOREST ECOS 759

INI3TRATT0N OP FORESTRY PROGRAMS; 10 YEARS CHIEF OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; «1 YEAR 135

ED LANDS; FOREST AND WILDLIFE ECCLCGY POPULATION STUDIES FOREST SMALL MAMMALS IMPACT OF MAN ON APPALACIAN f^hi

AUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION OF SOIL FAUNA THE MICROFAUNA CF FOREST SOIL EFFECT OF FERTILIZER ON SOIL PAONA E U80

OAK STANDS PATTERNS OF SOIL MOISTURE DEPLETION IN OAKS FOREST SOn. HATER RELATIONS REGENERATION FOllOWI 81

RESEARCH IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS RESEARCH ADHINISTR ATICK FOREST SOIL-STTE RELATIONS TREE PHYSIOLOGY RES 560

OIL-SITE RELATIONS ■'REE PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH MANAGEMENT FOREST SOIL-SITE RESEARCH IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS 560

E NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE FOREST SOILS AND FERTILIZATION FIRST ANNUAL REPO 293

OS PLANNING FOREST ECOLOGY RESEARCH - INDONESIA PLANNING FOREST SOILS RESEARCH SOIL-FOBEST RELATIONSHIPS 699

POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND MATHEMATICAL ECOLOGY CF FOREST SPECIES AGE STBUCTORE IN UNSTABLE ENVIRON 506

CERTAIN PLANTS A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF EFFECTS OF CERTAIN FOREST SPECIES LEAF MATERIAL ON GERMINATION AND 533

STANDS ANNUAL CANKER OF MAPLE APPLICATION OF ECOLOGY TO FOREST STAND CULTURE SOIL-SITE EVALUATION FOB HA 756

5 EMPLOYEE - WISCONSIN SCIENTIFIC AREA COUNCIL SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTURE 6 DYNAMICS ROCKY MOUNTAINS CO 5U3

OKS AND MAPS U.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NE NICARAGUA PR0FES5T0NAL ''REE IDE «38

IDENTIFICATION TURRIALBA COSTA BICA TBEE IDKNTIFICAT ICN FOREST SURVEY NH ECUADOR TBEE IDENTIFICATION PB U 38

F DYLOX IN FOBEST ECOSYSTEM EVALUATION OF SEVIN U OIL IN FOBESI SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 786

ST ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOBEST ECOSYSTEM FOREST TREE HOOT SYSTEMS CROWN STEM RELATIONSHIP 702

TEM FOREST TREE ROOT SYSTEMS CROHN STEM RELATIONSHIPS IN FOREST TREES ANALYSIS OF PORF-ST ECOSYSTEMS SYST 702

ON EARLY OLD-FIELD SUCCESSION VERNAL CAMBIAL ACTIVITY IS FOREST TREES ANALYSIS OF PHYTOTOXIC EFFECTS OF 11U

BANSECT, BODEGA BAY, CA . MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOBEST VEGETATION MAP SUCCESSION OF ALGAE IN A T 795

GFMENT DEMONSTRATION ABEAS STREAM DREDGING COORDINATION FOREST WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - INVENTORY HABITAT 6 26

IC MGT. OF FBESHHATER HETLANDS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN BEAVEB FOBEST WILDLIFE HGT. FRESHWATER WETLAND ECOLOGY U16

FORESTRY ECOLCGY OF HOOD INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY CF FOREST TREE AND FOREST PRODUCTS INSECTS PHEROM 6U7

SUMPTIVE HILDLTFE HABITAT FACTORS DETERMINING DENSITY CF FORESTBIRD EFFECTS OP CLEABCUT'^INJ ON BIRD POPOL 3m

Y; AQUATIC ECOLOGY NUTRIENT - HYDEOLOGIC INTERACTIONS IN FORESTED HATERSHEDS NUTRIENT BUDGETS FOR CAYOGA U32

STANT CHIEF; U1 YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTANT FORESTRY AND FISEES 5 LAND USE NATIONAL COMMISSI 135

EMPSRATUBE FORESTS BOGS ARCTIC) ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FCE FORESTRY AND HIIDLIFE EFFECT OF VEGETATION CHANG 171

IRERS f. LAND USE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MATERIALS POLICY FORESTRY CONSULTANT ADMINISTRATION OF FORESTRY 135

EUROPEAN ELM BEETLE EVALUATION CF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FORESTRY ECOLOGY OF WOOD INHABITING INSECTS ECO 6U7

KEY FOOD HABITS WILD TUBKEY INTERNAL PARASITES IMPACT CF FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON WILDLIFE WILDLIFE BIOLOG 125

MATERIALS POLICY FORESTRY CONSULTANT ADMINISTRATION CP FOBESIBY PBOGBAMS; 10 YEARS CHIEF OF U.S. FOREST 135

AMMALS OF BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS SMALL MAMMALS OP PIEDMCKT FORESTS ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF VER^'EBRATE 118

OD TREES SNOHMELT IN HABDHOOD FORESTS HIND PROFILES OVER FORESTS FOREST METEOROLOGY ESPECIALLY EVAPOTRA 2m

•'ION DYNAMICS OF SMALL MAMMALS STBUCTUBE AND FUNCTION - FOBFSTS AND SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS FOBESTS OP 251

OMMUNITY ECOLOGY OF TEBBESTBIAL VERTEBRATES IN TEMPERATE FOBESTS BIRDS AND CATAPILLARS IN NORTHERN HABDWO 706

N AND METHODS PIANT ECOLOGISTS SALT MARSHES CFCIDOODS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY PROJECT - MABSHES POPUL 260

ON BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS OF SMALL MAMMALS IN FOBESTS EFFECT OF MAST PRODUCTION ON CHIPMUNK PC 276

IC SILICA IN PLANTS- ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE DYNAMICS CF FORESTS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS PLANT COMMUNITY DYN 250

CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS MAST PRODUCTION IN NW PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGESTION RATES OF CHIPMUNK POPHLATIONS 276

TS OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK EASTERN HEMLOCK IN DECIDUOUS FORESTS MANAGEMENT IMPACTS UPON CONNECTICUT RIVE 392

I MODELS - SIMULATION PLANT ECOLOGY/MANAGEMENT MODEL CP FORESTS OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK EASTEPN HEMLOCK 392

TUBE AND FUNCTION - FORESTS AND SMALL MAMMAL POPULATICNS FORESTS OF PRINCE EDWARD CO. VIRGINIA POPULATIC 251

RTANCE OF tranSPIB ATTON CONTROL EY STOMATA INFLUENCE CP FOBESTS ON ENVIBONMENT MICBOCLIMATE AND HATEB U21

MELT HaTFR stress IN HABDHOOD TREES SNOHMELT IN HARDHOCD FORESTS HIND PROFILES OVER FOBESTS FOBEST METEO 210

C MAPPING EFFECT OP ENVIBCNMENT AL FACTOBS (TEMPEBATUEE FORESTS BOGS ARCTIC) ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FOR FOR 171

ITING THE TARIF SYSTEM OF TREE-VOLUME ESTIMATIONS GIBABD FORM CLASS ESTIMATIONS ECOLOGY OF BEDHOOD PORES 782

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON GROHTR AND FORI" IN MARINE INVEBTEBBATES 709

ELOPMENT BEPINEMENT APPLICATION OF INTEEMEDIA ANALYSIS FOEMAT BEG. ECON. AND ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEM ME 266

S OP ATLANTIC SEABOARD HATTERAS TO CAPE COD AVIAN FLIGHT FORMATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING BEHAVIOR AND BIRD ENV 328

BIOTICS MICROBIAL GBOWH AND FEBMENTATIONS AND PBODUCTS FOCMEC DENTAL CAVITIES AND PEEIODONTAL DISEASES 753

TBAINING MODULES DEVELOPMENT PBCTOZOOLOGY - PATHOGENIC FORMS AND THEIB VECTOBS - MICROBULOLpOLLUTION OF U85

EOGRAPHY OF THE OUTER BANKS NORTH CAROLINA THE ISOLATED FORMS OF RACCOONS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF CO 018

TIOS AND LIFE HISTORY PIOBISTTC SUBVEY OF MOREHEAD CITY FORT MACON JETTYS NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOMIC AND 519

NUCLEAR PLANT, N.H. COAST BIOLCGY OP HABINE LABVAE AND FOOLING AND BOBING OBGANISMS LABVAL BIOLOGY OP B 162

XONOMY AND MORPHOLOGY OF BRYOZOA COLONY GROWTH OF COMBCN FOUIISG BRYOZOAN BRYOZOA OF NEW ENGLAND BRYOZOA 30

P BORING AND FOULING MOLLUSKS CINEMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF FOULING LARVAE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF NUCLEAR PLAN 162

OUIING AND BORING ORGANISMS LARVAL BIOLOGY OF BORING AND FOULING MOLLUSKS CINEM ATOGB APHIC STUDIES OF FOOL 162

DISEASES AND PARASITES OP SHELLFISH DISEASES OF OYSTERS FOULING ORGANISMS IF ESTUAR INES-EPFECTS OF HORBI 16

LAND MANAGEMENT FOR UPLAND GAME HATER FOWL AND WHITE-TAILED DEER 725

OF NUCLEAR FACILITY ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF RED AND GRAY FOXES WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANIMAL BEHAVI 225

OATION OP HEALTH EFFECTS DETERMINATION OF EMISSIONS FRCM FRAMINGHAM PLANT DETERMINATION OF HEALTH AND SAP 31

N EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZOOGEOGRAPHY BIOSURVEY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO VALLEY N.H. WESTERN N.I. POHERLINE RO 305

TABLE 3 - RESEftRCH OB CONSOLTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

CYCLE ON CORftL REEFS CONTROL OF CHESAPEAKE BAT JELLYFISH FREt AMINO ACIPS AND nARINE INVERTEBRATE? NITRO 760

BIOLOGY AND MANAGEHENT CF FREE LIVING DNGULATES 1 U9

LOPOID COPEPODA GULF, ALASKA SYSIEHATICS AND ECOLOGY CF FREE-LIVING NARINE COPEPODA PEVIFH OF SPINOCALAN 170

CESSIONAL SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PA. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY ALIGNMENT ENVIRONM 7uf

SION OP FOOD PRESERVATION OF FOOD WITHODT REPRIGER ATICtl FREEZE DRYING FOOD WATER ACTIVITY AND FOOD PRESE 70

D SHELT NANAGEHENT AND REPRODUCTION OF FISH POPULATIONS FREEZING EFFECTS ON FISH SEMEN ATLANTIC SALMON 2B0

DLATIONS FREEZING EFFECTS ON FISH SEMEN ATLANTIC SALMON FREEZING EFFECTS ON WALLEYE SEMEN INTROnuCTION S 2R0

F LAKE SEDIMENTS BIOLOGICAL S CHEMICAL I NTEREACTIONS IN FRESH ESTUAPINE 6 COAS'^AL WATERS PLANKTON ECOLOG 812

OF SUSQUEHANNA RIVER POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEBATICS CF FRESH WATER ALGAE FRESH WAT'!P ALGAE IN NORTH CAR 627

ER POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATICS OP FRESH WATER ALGAE FRESH WA'^EB ALGAE IN NORTH CAROLINA PHYTOPLANKTO 627

S DINOFLAGELLATE LUMINES CENCE ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY FRESH MATEP ALSO REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MARINE A 3<)0

LOOD CONTROL PROJECT ECOLOGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS CF FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE PISHES POPULATION DYNA 73U

BON SURVEY AQUATIC INVEBTEBRATE EMBARRAS RIVER ILLINOIS FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE INVERTEBRATES THERMAL 33"

OXICITY HEAVY METAL BENTHIC HEAVY METAL TOXICITY TOWARD FRESH WATER AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ACUTE TOXICITY H 576

WORKSHOP MARINE PRODUCTS MARINE AND FRESH WATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE 269

MANAGEMENT WATERFOWL AND ASSOC. IN BBACKISH AND FRESH WATER HABITAT? FOR PEOPLE 136

LAKE, BIOLOGICAL NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF MARINE AND FRESH WATER PHYTOPL ANKTON AND THEIR ECOLOGY SURV 196

ALSO REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MABINE AUTOMATED ANALYSIS CF FRESH WATER PRODUCTIVITY REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW 390

FE HISTORY OF LEPOMIS MACROCHIRHS CONTROLLED SPAWNING CF FRESH WATER/MARINE TELEOST BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND 176

. ASSESSMENT PLANKTON ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FRESH-WATER AND MARINE OCEAN COUNTY REG. SEW. AU U67

IFE LAKE ONTARIO OPERATION CLEABWATFR LIFE HISTORIES CF FRESH-WATER FISHES CRANBERRY LAKE HATER QUALITY 211

IDENTIFICATION OF FBESH-WATEB MOIIUSKS IDENTIFICATION CF FRESH-WATER MOLLUSKS ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND SYS 2UU

CSSLES (MOLLUSCA: BIVALVIA: UNIONACEA) IDENTIFICATION CF FRESH-WATER MOLLUSKS IDENTIFICATION OF FRESH-WAT 2U1I

SHWATER PHYTOPLANKTON NIH TRAINEE - METABOLISM OF DCT EY FRESHWATER ALGAE UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF DDT B S78

D FISH BEHAVIOR EFFECTS OP ARTIFICIAL EUTSOPHICATION CN FRESHWATER COMMUNITIES AN ECOLOGICAL EVALUATION 29U

D EUTBOPHICATION IN A SOUTH DAKOTA LAB. HAVE EMPHASIZED FRESHWATER ECOLOGY IN MANY ASPECTS INCLUDING CHE 36S

G OF CENTBIFUGED APPLE JUICE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY CF FRESHWATER FISH PABASITES AND THEIR HOST? BACTER 32?

ARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE EGG INLET MARINE AND FRESHWATER FISHEBIE? IN NE UNITED STATES; COLLEC 157

A CLINCH RIVER SURVEY FRESHWATER "ISHERIES MA NAGEMEENT-in NORTH AMEBIC 26

AND FISHERY DEVELOPMENT LAKE NICARAGUA FISHEBIES SUBVEY FRESHWATER FTSHERIE? MANAGEMENT INCLUDING AQUATI ??0

KE BURKE CENSUS SURVEY AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS CN FPESHBATER FISHEBIES NOBTHEAST VA. FISHERIES SUR S69

ED SALMON APPLIED PRACTICAL RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT IN FRESHWATER FISHERY BIOLOGY (COLDWATER) SHORT TER 73

TH FRESHWATER FISHERY BIOLOGY BASS YEARCLASS STBENG 513

INAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF PINE CBEEK WATERSHED ECOLOGY CF FRESHWATER FISHES FISH PRODUCTION OF MllLTI- Si>ECI 10?

IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC COMPOSITION OP 22 SPECIES CF FRESHWATER FISHES SEPARA"ION OP BLUEGILL POPULAT 57a

BUTTON ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR OF FISHES ZOOGEOGRAPHY EAST U.S. FRESHWATER FISHES SURVEY BARE ENDANGERPED FISHES 369

TC.) ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY TESTING MODELS FOR ANTARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES ENVIRONMENTftL IMPACT STUDY: ALG 532

PM RESEARCH ON LARVAL FISH HATER CHEMISTRY THE STUDY CF FRESHWATER LARVAL FISHES AND THEIR I DENTIFICATIO 668

Y OF MARSH VEGETATION ECCLOGY AND FLOBISTICS CF FBESHWATER MARSHES AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOG 9U

ACT STUDY: ALGAL AND BACTEBIAL ECCLOGY INVESTIGATIONS CF FRESHWATER MICROLAYER BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY MIC 532

SH-WATER MOLLUSKS ECOLOGY TAXONCMY AND SYSTEMATICS CF FRESHSATER MDSSLES (MOLLUSCA: BIVALVIA: UNIONACE 2UU

INTERACTIONS OF FNVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS WITH MARINE AND FBESHWATEB PHYTOPLANKTON NIH TBATNEE - HETABOLIS 578

ARGEMOUTH BASS ECOLOGY OF FISHES; ECOLOGY OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER PLANKTON DOM ESTIC- INDUSTRI AL POLLUTIO 289

HERY RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS DIRECTING ALLSTATE FRESHWATER RESEARCH r, MANAGEMENT ADMINISTERING 2?

F LAKE ONUNDAGA, NEW YORK EIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER SEDIMENTS REGIONAL LIMNOLOGY OF HINNF 182

ACT OF ROWLESBUEG DAM ON CHEAT RIVER POPULATION STUDY CF FRESHWATER SNAIL VIVIPARUS GEORGIANUS SILICA CY 673

AND EVALUATION HIGHWAY IMPACT ON WETLANDS AND WILDLIFE FRESHSATER WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION 262

WETLANDS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN BEAVER FOREST WILDLIFE MGT . FFESHWATEB WETLAND ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT MODEL "16

WETLAND ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR PUBLIC MGT. CF FRESHWATER WETLANDS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN FEAVER PC ai6

LOWER POTOMAC RIVER ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION CF FBESHWATEB ESTUARINE AND SHALLOW WATER MARINE 233

CIES AMPHIBIANS COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF SYMPATHIC CRICKET FROGS NEW TURTLE FOP WEST VIRGINIA COMPARATIVE H U7

GY HOLOTHURIANS (COLD W ATER-BOSEAL) ECOLOGY OF LULUMARIA FRONDOSA INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN FUCtlS VESICU 380

RD POPULATION STUDIES; CO-AUTHOB CF BIRDS OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGION WESTERN NY POSSIBLE JET POPULATI U89

LIFE REFUGE? OR BIRD SANCTUARIES ORNITHOLOGY IN NIAGARA FRONTIEB REGIONAL BIRD POPULATION STUDIES; CO-AU 1489

ISEASES OF STRAWBERRY F. THEIR CONTROL DISEASES OF SMAIL FRUIT CROPS; PHYTOPHTHORA S BOTRYTIS PHYSIOLOGY UU6

ANISMS LARVAL PISH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNETIC BLUEGIIL FRY IMPACT OP DYLOX ON AQUATIC VERTEBRATES MOVEM 772

TME RESEARCH SINCE 1965 - REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY PITUITARY FSN PHYSIOLOGY EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTI 108

ECOLOGY OF LULUMARIA FRONDOSA INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN FUCUS VESICULOSUS SHALLOW MARINE ECHINODERM BIO 380

BOT. RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION OF WASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DVC LIG. 27

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ON HYDROEL ECTBIC PROJECT FUEL ENERGY AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL SO 372

ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEM MEMBERS OF MY FIRM REPRESENT THE FULL RANGE OP SCIENCES AS they BEAR UPON THE ENV 268

ONMENTAL POLLUTION UPON AVIAN AND MAMMALIAN REPEODUCTICN FULL TIME RESEARCH SINCE 1965 - REPRODUCTIVE BIO 106

ON ON MENTAL FUNCTION EFFECT OP LEAD INGESTION ON MENTAL FUNCTION BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH NEUROBIOLOGY NRURO 2U1

INIA POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SMALL MAMMALS STRUCTURE A^D FUNCTION - FORESTS AND SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS 251

CH NEUROBIOLOGY NEUROCHEM. EFFECT OP RADIATION ON MENIAL FUNCTION EFFECT OF LEAD INGESTION ON MENTAL FUNC 2U1

OF SOIL SCIENCE WITH RESPECT TO ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION EFFECTS OF SOIL NUTRIENT" ON ECOSYSTEM U8 1

P DESERT MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STBUCTUBE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHOLOGY IN DBSKRT MAMMALS RENA 313

R QUALITY ON ESTUARINE ONE DEGREE PRODUCTION STRUCTURE FUNCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC INFAUNA AN 300

UMENT OF BIRDS AVIAN ANATOMY/INTEGUMENT DESCRIPTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL AVIAN ANATOMY PARTICULARLY FEATHER S 696

AYER BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY MICROBIAL (ALGAL BACTERIAL FUNGAL ETC.) ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY TESTING MOD 532

ANTARCTIC ECOSYSTEMS PARASITIC AND SAPROPHYTIC ANTABCIIC FUNGI ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY AQUATIC FUNGI MODELI 536

ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC FUNGI ACTIVITY OF WATER MOLDS IN A LAKE 13U

- WATER-SWEETNEB SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAMENTAL - NON-TOXIC FUNGI AND MILDEW BESISTANT - WATER BASED POXTES U79

ASSIVE PBOTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL BICLOGY OF MARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF H AFLOSPORIDANS ULTBASTRUCT 5U«

MUSCLE CONTRACTION CELL BIOLOGY OP MASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OP MARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL 5UU

APROPHYTIC ANTARCTIC FUNGI ECOLOGY AND TftxONOMY AQUATIC FUNGI MODELING OP ANTARCTIC ECOSYSTEMS PARASITIC 536

lOME SURVEYING AND IDENTIFYING FUNGI RESEARCH ASSISTANT IBP CONIFEROUS FOREST B 6«1

OP CONTROLLING PLANT DISEASES WBITING B00K-"CHEM1STRY CF FUNGICIDAL ACTION" BIOLOGY OF HELHT NTHOSPORIUM M UU2

F THEIR USAGE FIELD TESTING CF FUNGICIDES AND INSECTICIDES AND RECOMMENDATION 0 30

VESTIGATION OF HERRING RESOURCES IN NEW ENGLAND STUDY CF FUNGUS DISEASE OF HERRING SCIENTIFIC REVIEW AND 615

LOGY OF AQUATIC MICROORGANISMS CCPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION BY WOOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASI SBU

ER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION BY WOOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASION OP WOOD CULTURE DISTRIBUTION AN 58U

; SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES FURNAS/WORLD BANK PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOINT PARANA C 26?

VIORAL ECOLOGY OF MAMMALS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEUTOMA FOSCIPES SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEUTOMA PLORIDAN 39?

ECOLOGY SE COOPERATIVE MOURNING DOVE STUDY STATISTICS IN GAME AND PISH WORK SE STATES ANALYSIS OF WATERPO 318

TABLE 3 - RESFABCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

ECTS OF STRIP NINES ON HILDLIFE NANAGEMENT OF OPLAND GSBE »NI>1ALS EFFECTS OF HIGHWATS ON WILDLIFE EFP U82

OF PHEASANTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA ECOLOGY OF OPLAND AND BIG GAME ANIHALS GROSS CHANGES OF THE BLACK HILLS PI S6B

HITH EMPHASIS ON SHALL GAHE SPECIES EVALUATION OF EXOTIC GAME BIRD PROGRAH PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING STUDY Q 718

AVIAN VULNERABILITY TO AIRCRAFT HOVEHENTS GAME HABITAT DEMONSTRATION AREA 736

ECTS OF PARASITES ON SHARPTAILED GROUSE PARASITES OF BIG GAME IN SOUTH DAKOTA ANIHAL ECOLOGY AND MANAGEH 67

WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND HILDLIFE flANAGEHENT UPLAND AND BIG GAHl INFLDEHCE OF DEER ON VEGETATION BREEDING BE 618

NT OF HILDLIFF ON 3000 ACRE FARM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES FARM GAME INSECT REACTORS OF DISEASE IMPORTANT TO MIL 133

URCE PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR GAMEBIBDS AND FABH GAME PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGI 670

ULATIONS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF HOMEOTHFRHS ESPECIALLY GAME SPECIES ECOLOGY OF VATERFOHL NEST PRBDATION 738

DEER SURVEY HILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HITH EMPHASIS ON SMALL GAME SPECIES EVALUATION OF EXOTIC GAME BIRD PROG 718

THE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT CF GAMB SPECIES OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS 138

LAND MANAGEMENT FOR UPLAND GAME HATER FOHL AND HHITE-TAILED DEER 725

GENERAL HATER RESOURCE PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR GAMEBIRDS AND FARM GAME PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP COMP 670

AGRICULTURAL OR FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INSECT DISPERSAL INTO GAMMA IRRADIATED GRADIENT COCONUT RHINOCEROS BEE 33U

ADIATIONS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THt BIOSPHERE NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS NEUTRON AND 526

TRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OP SEEDS PLANTS X RAYS ON BO 526

EEDLING GROWTH SURVEY OF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA BOTANICAL GARDEN GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULA 611

VALLEY N.M. WESTERN N.M. POWEBLINE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS 6 ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY N.M. AVI 315

EAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF LIQUID NATURAL GAS ECOLOTICAL ASSESSMENT OP SWG PLANT ECOSYSTE 511

RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION OF WASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DVC LIG. BOT. 27

LLULOSE SOLID HASTE MANAGEMENT REST AREA OSAGE ACID AND GAS PRODUCTION IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DECOMPOSITI 808

REFINED COAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ON VARIOUS GAS PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ON H 372

SE INCLUDING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE OXYGEN TOXICITY INHAIJD GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS 590

CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE METALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAERO 3

INS OF MARINE INVERTEBRATES PARTICULARLY CEPHALOPODS AND GASTROPOD MOLLUSCS TOX 671

LANDS STUDY OF SOUTHAMPTON TOWN NEW YORK EFFECTS OF TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUARY CT PLANT ECOLOGY OF MARI 675

CAL SURVEY OF SALEM CHURCH DAM SITE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT CF GATHRIGHT DAM SITE LOCATION FOR HAMPTON ROADS SP 62

D ALTERATION OF ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS GC-MS ANALYSIS OP PCB DDT ORGANICS IN BOSTON HAR 636

F BIRD DEPREDATIONS STUDIES OF POPULATION ECOLOGY CANADA GEESE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY; WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT; WI 330

N IN SEEDS OF AQUILEGIA USE OF RECIPPOCAL TRANSPLANTS IN GENECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OP AQUILEGIA T U15

SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN THE VICINITY CF THE LIMERICK NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF T 337

S OF ENERGY PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING APPLIED TO GENERATION AND USE OF ENERGY NONPOLLUTING SOURCE 737

NTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ESPECIALIY IN THE FIELD OF POBER GENERATION EFFECT OF THERMAL DISCHARGE ON ALGAL 287

IN SOILS TROPICAL SOILS SOIL SURVEY SOIL CLASSIFICATION GENESIS AND MAPPING SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND USE 92

OGICAL ANALYSES CF CLAY SAMPLES STUDIES RELATED TO SOIL GENISIS CLASSIFICATION MORPHOLOGY AND LAND USE 803

AGE STRUCTURE IN UNSTABLE ENVIRONMENTS AGE VARIATION IN GENETIC CONTROL CF GROWTH RESEARCH AND BREEDING 506

CATIONS OP THE MCGUIRE NUCLEAR PLANT WATER POLLUTION AND GENFTIC DEFECTS ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALL 9

TIC DEFECTS ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALLY RELATED TO GENETIC DEFECTS GEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE M 9

MICROBIAL GENETICS 570

SPECIES COMPLETE AND PARTIAL DIAllELS FOR ORCHARD GRASS GENETICS AND BREEDING OF FORAGE CROPS AND OTHER 192

GENETICS AND PHYSIOLOGY OF TREES 5U5

ISTRY PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY TOXICOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS HEAVY METAL COMPARATIVE BIOCHEM 1463

ON OF BLUEGILl POPULATION WITH SEROLOGICAL METHODS FISH GENETICS HERTIABILITY OF WEIGHT AND LENGTH IN CH 5711

POPULATION MATHEMATICAL QUANTITATIVE AND STATISTICAL GENETICS ISOZYME POLYMORPHISM ENVIRONMENT INTERA 617

Y ECOLOGICAL AND POPULATION GENETICS OF MAN AND INSECTS GENETICS OF ADAPTIVE RACE FORMATION DYNAMICS OF 732
EFFLUENT GUIDELINES FOR BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS OF HETEROSIS PERMANENT GRASSLAND MANAGE 735
ECTS OF MIMICRY EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL AND POPOLATICN GENETICS OF MAN AND INSECTS GENETICS OF ADAPTIVE 732

Y ON ISLANDS POPOLATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS OF RODENTS GENETICS OF MOOSE POPULATION CYCLES POPULATION C 712
SHEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CORN TO H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN CORN PHYSIOLOGIC 272
GICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN CORN PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESIS 272
LES ATTRACTANT PHEROMONE OF THE EUROPEAN ELM BARK BEETLE GENETICS OF PHEROMONE SPECIFICITY BIOSYSTEHATIC 112
FATS MOUSE DEMOGRAPHY ON ISLANDS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS OF RODENTS GENETICS OF MOUSE POPULATION 712
ESEARCH AND BREEDING PROGRAM FOR DOUGLAS FIR POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND MATHEMATICAL ECOLOGY OF FORE 506
OLOGY AND EFFICIENCY OF PEANUT VARIATION CYTOGENETICS GENETICS AND EVOLUTION OF NATURAL OR EXPERIMENA 656

GERPIL 2,U,5-T EFFECTS ON PLANT GPOHTH AND DEVELOPMENT GENETICS; CYTOGENETICAL EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES AN U50

STICIDES ON NON-TARGET ORGANISMS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS; PEST POPULATION MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL 552

AND ECOLOGY AND ITS ROLE IN MINERAL CYCLING ECOLOGY AND GEOCHEMICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF DIATOMS ORGANIC COMP 320

NMENT ASSESSMENT PROBLEMS OIL POLLUTION ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTOARINE SEDIMENTS ORGANIC GEOCHE 213

UES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OF HATER AND SEDIMENTS AMINO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN 766

LANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AND OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS INPUT- 213

ECTS OF HURRICANE AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY BIOLOGY OF THE GEODUCK CLAM HIGH SEAS PACIFIC SALMON STUDIES m

TIC INSECTS CARRION INSECT ECOLOGY CULEX SPP. DIAPAUSE 6 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION INSECT DIAPAUSE AND PHE 373

MORE ISLAND, VIRGINIA PLANT ECOLOGY AS RELATED TO PLANT GEOGRAPHY AND PALEOECOLOGY VEGETATION OF HOG ISl 310

TATION OF LATIN AMERICA TAXONOMY OF RAINFOREST CONIFERS GEOGRAPHY OF VEGETATION SYSTEMS BOTH FORMATION A 178

EMENT FOREST PRODUCTIVITY; VEGETATION MANAGEMENT; PLANT GEOGRAPHY; FOREST ECOLOGY PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - 186

HATER POLLUTION ESPECIALIY MINE DRAINAGE AND INORGANIC) GEOLOGIC FACTORS AFFECTING SOLUTION POROSITY OF 573

IRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALLY RELATED TO GENETIC DEFECTS GEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE MCGUIRE NUCLEAR P 9

PLANT WATER POLLUTION AND GENETIC DEFECTS ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY ESPECIALLY RELATED 'o GENETIC DEFECTS GE 9

POROSITY OF KARST AQUIFERS KARST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; WATER POLLUTION ESPECIALLY MINE DRAINA 573

N CONTROL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER DDT ANALYSIS OF LAKE GEORGE SEDIMENTS AQUATIC ENVIRONS OF EMERALD GRE 209

CA PUGNAX POPULATION ECOLOGICAL SURVEY COASTAL REGION CF GEORGIA SALT HARSH ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON ENE 635

EFFECTS ON PINE SEEDLING GROWTH SURVEY OF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA BOTANICAL GARDEN GRAZING PRESSURE EFFEC 611

CE PROJECTS ON PISH AND HILDLIFE RESOURCES ALCOVY RIVER GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAM S 522

EAT RIVER POPULATION STUDY OF FRESHWATER SNAIL VIVIPARUS GEORGIANUS SILICA CYCLE - NEW ENGLAND HARDWATER 673

BBICIDES AND CHEMICALS TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF 2 0 5-T IN GEREIL CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL 1150

S OF 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OP 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL 2 U 5-T EFFECTS ON PLANT GROWTH AND DEVEL U50

WITH RECIPF. TRANSLC COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND HIID GERMAN COACKROACHES POPULATION BIOLOGY OF COCKH 316

R REFERENCE TO MEANS OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL POP. BIOL. CF GERMAN COCKROACH IN LAB. CULTURES CONTROL OF GER 3U6

P. BIOL. OF GERMAN COCKROACH IN LAB. CULTURES CONTROL CF GERMAN COCKROACH WITH RECIPR. TRANSLC COMPETITIO 3tt6

lY OF EFFECTS OF CERTAIN FOREST SPECIES LEAF MATERIAL ON GERMINATION AND GROWTH OF OTHER SPECIES EFFECT 0 533

ERPESTRIAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY DETERMINE SPEED CF GERMINATION IN SEEDS OF AQUILEGIA USE OF RECIPPO 015

ENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT MARSH SEED GERMINATION PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF ASPEN FOREST 1 mt

POWERLINE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS f. ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY N.M. AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZO 315

PORT WRITING THE TABIF SYSTEM OF TREE-VOLUME ESTIMATIONS GIRARD FORM CLASS ESTIMATIONS ECOLOGY OF BEDHOOD 782

SIMULATION PLANT ECOLOGY/MANAGEMENT MODEL OF FORESTS OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK EASTERN HEMLOCK IN DECIOUO 392

310

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

HPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROCK TROUT AT L0« PH SAIT INLAND OF SEA SNAKES ION AND UATEU RALANCE OF 1UT '^30

AL PRODUCTS OF BIOHEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE BEANACLE - CEMENT GLANDS - ATTACHMENT MECHANISM HISTOCH EM tSTB Y - B U71

DS AND MACROINVERTEEBATES CORNING GLASS WORKS EFFECTS CF GLASS PLANT EFFLUENTS ALLEGANY POtCCR COMPANY BFF 619

ION DYNAMICS OF SALMONIDS AND MACROIN VERTEBRAT ES CORNING GLASS BORKS EFFECTS OF GLASS PLANT EFFLUENTS ALL 61<!

TS EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS CHM. WORK GRP. 1 OF THE CONF. CN GLOSAl ECOL. PROBLEMS TIE ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR U 3=^8

VETERINARY PATHOLOGY MELIODCSIS IN DOGS IN VIETNAM GLOSSITIS IN DOGS '^''1

N COASTAL AND ESTOARINE AREAS BIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF EYE GNATS INTEGRATED CONTROL OF the HOUSE FLY INSEC 23

OGT OF COLOR CHANGE IN CROTAPHYTOS HABENULAR LESIONS AND GNAWING IN RATS BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES - PARTt 1'4B

MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENT AND FISH THEMSELVES TO PRCVICE GOOD FISHING FOOD OF FORAGE FISH IN TWO LARGE BE 2Ufi

SHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL ATLANTIC FLYWAY COUNCIL CANADA GOOSE ESTABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY r, PLANT ECOLOGY 223

L: URBAN VERMIN CONTROL CLAY HILL VERMIN CONTROL PROJECT GOV. COM/DEVELOP ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY FOR CT PES 388

WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT LCHA AS FACTOR IN LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION CATALYST FOR CO U83

PLANNING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COUNTY LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLAN PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6 COMPREH 38S

GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION CATALYST FOB COMMUNIIY GOVERNMENT WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT LCWA AS FACTOR UB3

ANAGEMENT DEVELOPING ENVIRONMENT Al EDUCATION FOR PRIMAFY GRACES EFFECTS OF PARASITES ON SHARPTAILED GRO'JS 67

TANT CANDIDA ALBICANS ULTBAC ENTH IFUG ATION YEAST CELLS IN GRADIENT ACBYLAMIDE GROWTH STIMULATION OR INHIBl 60S

FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INSECT DISPERSAL INTO GAMMA IRRADIATED GRADIENT COCONUT RHINOCEROS BEETLE PROJECT PESTS 33U

PLANKTON AND BENTHOS POPULATIONS FISHERY RESEARCH (GENII GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT BIOLOGICAL TECHNICAI 663

ATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE PLANT BREECER GRAIN LEGUMES CONSULTANT ON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMF 503

TTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CP GRAND PROJECTS IMPACT ASWAN HIGH DAM ON "KST MED 2S2

OTHER SPECIES COMPLETE AND PARTIAL DIALLEIS FOR ORCHARD GRASS GENETICS AND BREEDING 0" FORAGE CROPS AND «92

PESERT SHRUB WATER STRESS GROWTH RESPONSE OF SALT MARSH GRASS EFFECTS OF SWAMP FILLING AT CONSTRUCTION S 298

BIOSPHERES NITROGEN NUTRITION 6 AlKALOID PRODUCTION IN GRASS ION ABSORPTION BY PLANT CELLS PLANT MINER 771

TON HARBOR WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRASS RESPONSE TO FEEDLOT RUNOFF EFFLUENT EVALUA 6 10

RECLAMATION AND STABILIZATION OF DUNES ON AMELIA ISLANC GRASSLAND FERTILITY AND MANAGEMENT; COASTAL STAB 801

AR INDUSTRY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS OF HETEROSIS PERMANENT GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT FOR HIGH YIELD PESTICIDES I 7 I-:

PROJECT - MARSHES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF TREE SEEDLINGS GRASSLAND PRODUCTION AND METHODS PLANT ECOLOGIS 26U

lES OF CANYON AND ROCK WRENS BEHAVIOR SYMPARTBIC ARIZONA GRASSLAND SPARROWS AVIAN ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR C 730

H IN THREE SPECIES OF HAWKS IMPACT OF RAPTORIAL BIRDS CN GRASSLANDS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF RARtors IN SHO 523

TION OF NUCLEAR FACILITY ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF RED AND GRAY FOXES WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANIMAL P 22^

OF BIOLOGICAL DATA EFFECTS OF EARLY SEPTEMBER HUNTING CN GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATIONS EFFECTS OF HUNTING PRE U93

SUCCESSION IN LIMNETIC PHYTOPL ANKTCN GRAZING BY ESTUASINE ZOOPLANKTON 39

PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULATIONS; ENVIRONMENTAL LAW GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PINE SEEDLING GROWTH 611

GROWTH SURVEY OF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA BOTANICAL GARDEN GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULATIONS; E 611

TO BIRDS USE OF A COULTER COUNTER TO ASSESS ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING; LAKE BIOLOGY FEEDING OF DAPHNIA ON ALGA 126

ISHERIES- SUSQUEHANNA RIVER EUTB OPHICATION OF BUSH RIVER GREfT AMERICA PROJECT AQUATIC BIOLOGY-PR ES HWATE 222

DENSITY VS. ACCELERATED EUTROPHIC ATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS ACH U37

RSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS STUDY IMPACT ASSESSMEN 625

HISTORY OF WEHRLES SALAMANDER ECOLOGY OF A POPULATION CF GREAT PLAINS SKINK POPULATION ECOLOGY OF COLO-C 295

S IN SWAMP-STREAM ECOSYSTEMS SWAMP AND MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN CYPRESS-GUM SWAMP EFFECTS 713

INITY OF THE BARBADOES 6 CHOMBY STEAM ELECTRIC STATIONS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN: AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH A S 337

SIS OF LAKE GEORGE SEDIMENTS AQUATIC ENVIRONS OF EMERALD GREEN - N.Y. STATE D.E.C. HEARING EDGEWOOD LAKES 209

ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF A COASTAL BRACKISH LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE AND EUTROPHICATION OF COASTAL PONDS 501

HEAVY METALS TO OYSTER EMBRYOS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE CF GREEN CRAB TO METALS HEAVY MEtaL BIOASSAY WITH 1U0

SICAL ENVIRONMENT ON THE CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES CF GREEN PLANTS. THERMAL EFFECTS ON CHEMICAL/PHYSIC 160

TH AMERICAN WOODPECKERS; SAME FOE GROUND SQUIRRELS ASPEN GREENBELT STUDY SYMPATRY OP RED HEADED r. LEWIS H 291

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ECOLOGY ANt CONSERVATION ATITLAN GREVE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF UILDLTFE ESPEC UOH

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES ESPECIALLY STRIPED BASS GROSS BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF OVERBOARD DISPOSAL IN 586

IN SOUTH DAKOTA ECOLOGY OF UPLAND AND BIG GAME ANIMALS GROSS CHANGES OF THE BLACK HILLS PINE FOREST MOV 568

ATEE MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF MANHASSET BAY GEOUNC RECHARGE IN SUFFOLK COUNTY ESTUARINAL EC 2U0

VIOR AND ECOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICAN WOODPECKERS; SAME FCR GROUND SQUIRRELS ASPEN GREENBELT STUDY SYMPATRY 291

OPHICATION OF COBBOSSEE WATERSHED MAINE COASTAL WETLANIS GROUNCTRUTH DENNIS AND TRURO IMPACT AND DEPENDE 516

-LECTURE UNITS ON WILDLIFE VOCALIZATIONS OF WOODCOCK AND GROUSE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND EFFECTS ON WILD 606

IFE ADULT EDUCATION EFFECTS OF STRIP MINING ON DEER AND GROUSE DEVELOPING SLIDE-LECTURE UNTts ON WILDLIF 606

ION BREEDING BEHAVIOR OF MALE WOODCOCK ECOLOGY OF RUFFED GSOUSE IN MAINE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE M 6 18

N FOR PRIMARY GRADES EFFECTS OF PARASITES ON SHAEPTAIIED GROUSE PARASITES OF BIG GAME IN SOUTH DAKOTA AN 67

UIRHEL POPULATIONS EFFECTS OF HUNTING PRESSURE ON RUFFED GROUSE POPULATIONS THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEM U93

OFRENT AND SCALLOP GROWTH POOD CONCENTRATION AND SCALLCP GROWTH AQUACULTURE OF MARINE SUSPE NSION- FEEDERS 396

IS MECHANISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVER GBOWTH DAMAGE INDUCED GROWTH - EADIATION CHEMICAL MECHANICAL CHEMICA 20

EE FISHES CRANBERRY LAKE MATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROWTH ALEWIFE LAKE ONTARIO OPERATION CLEARWATER 211

OF VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHORE POPULATION BIOLOGY AND ACE GROWTH ANALYSES OF FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRI 579

TC EFFECTS OP 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL 2 U 5-T EFFECTS ON PLANT GBOWTH AND DEVELOPMENT GENETICS; CYTOGENETIC AL U50

PDLATION BIOLOGY AND AGE GROWTH ANALYSES OF FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK DRUM ANALOG SIM 579

DESERT SHRUBS EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES ON PLANT GROWTH AND ECOSYSTEM BEHAVIOR FOREST PRODUCTION 703

FOR CEPHALOSPORIN AMIDASE ENZYME ANTIBIOTICS MICROBIAL GROWTH AND FERMENTATIONS AND PRODUCTS FORMED DEN 753

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND FORM IN MARINE INVERTEBRATES 709

ND MEASUREMENT OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM PARAMETERS BACTERIAL GROWTH AND THE DELAWARE ESTUARY MODEL BASELINE S 257

FICATION AND EVALUATION AS WILDLIFE HABITAT WETLAND TREE GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY ARTIFICIAL FLOODING WETLAN 262

ORGAN GROWTH IN MAMMALS MECHANISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVER GROWTH DAMAGE INDUCED GROWTH - RADIATION CHEMIC 20

ALASKA VITAMINS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS AQUATIC PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH FACTORS VITAMINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICIT 507

E OF MARINE SUSPENSION-FEEDERS WATER CURRENT AND SCALLCP GROWTH FOOD CONCENTRATION AND SCALLOP GROWTH AQ 396

CAL CHEMICAL AE EINOGENESIS MECHANISMS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROWTH IN MAMMALS MECHANISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVF 20

HMALIAN AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY BOTH IN LAB AND FIELD GROWTH IN THREE SPECIES OF HAWKS IMPACT OF RAPTO 523

EHENT r. PRESERVATION WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN RELATION 10 GROWTH LAND USE PLANNING - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEM 370

DISTURBANCES RECLAMATION OP DEEP MINE COAL WASTES FOREST GROWTH NEAR COAL-BURNTNG POWER STATION DYNAMICS 350

OWTH OF OTHER SPECIES EFFECT OP CERTAIN SEED PLANTS UECN GROWTH OF CERTAIN BLUE-GREEN ALGAE PHYSIOLOGICA 533

TODY OF THE EFFECT OF CERTAIN SPECIES LEAF LITTER ON THE GROWTH OF CERTAIN PLANTS A PEELIMINABY STUDY OF 533

GION ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND MOBPHCLOGY OF BEYOZOA COLONY GEOWTH OP COMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN BRYOZOA op NEW 3U

ON PLANT GROWTH AND ECOSYSTEM BEHAVIOR FOREST PRODUCTICN GROWTH OP DESERT SHRUBS EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL 703

CERTAIN FOREST SPECIES LEAP MATERIAL ON GERMINATION AND GROWTH OF OTHER SPECIES EFFECT OF CERTAIN SEED P 533

ININS INHIBITORS OF AUXIN TRANSPORT PHYSIOLOGY OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS - PARTICULARLY AUXINS AND CYT 715

OlOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR ENERGY TRANSFER IN PLANT SYSTEMS GEOWTH EEQUTREMENTS OF SALT MARSH VEGETATION PHY 3119

NSTABLE ENVIRONMENTS AGE VARIATION IN GENETIC CONTROL CP GROWTH RESEARCH AND BREEDING PROGRAM FOR DOUGLAS 506

BIOLOGY AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION DESEET SHRUB WATER STHESS GBOWTH RESPONSE OP SALT MARSH GRASS EFFECTS OF S 298

FISHERY SCIENCE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND DIPT CN GROWTH SCHOHARIE VALLEY ECOLOGICAL STUDY 163

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

S ULTRACENTRIEUGATION YEAST CELLS IN GRADIENT ACRYLAdlDB GROWTH STIHOLATION OR INHIBITION BY BETABOLIC BY 605

ING TECHNIQUES FOR FISHES SR RESEARCH BIOLOGIST AGE AND GROWTH STUDIES ON FISHES OF A RESERVOIR; ALSO SA 322

IRONBENTAL LAB GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PINE SEEDLING GROWTH SORVEY OF UNIVERSITY OP GEORGIA BOTANICAL 611

BANMALIAN KIDNEY COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OF RAT KIDNEY GROWTH COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY DEVELOPHENT OF 593

FECT OF VEGETATION CHANGES ON SOIL FERTILITY VEGETATION GROWTH NUTRITION OF PEAT BOGS VEGETATION ANALY 171

TH ITS ECOLOGICAL AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS CHH. WORK GRP. U OF THE CONF. ON GLOBAL ECOL. PROBLEMS TIE 358

ITICS CONSULTANT - USE OF PESTICIDES - CENTRAL AMERICA - GUATEMALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENTRAL AMERICA 563

RINE RESOORCF PLANNING LONG ISLAND NY SHORE MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES PLANNING 6 MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCE 171

IGH YIELD PESTICIDES IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT GUIDELINES FOR BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY BIOCHEMICAL 735

FY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF CF MAINS THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVI 805

FY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULP CF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVI SOf

ID-ATLANTIC BIGHT. ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE N.F. GOLF CP MEXICO CLEANING OF OILED WATERFOWL WILD 313

AL EFFECTS ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GULF OP MEXICO-BRAZOS RIVER NUCLEAR SITING STUDY 98

COPFPODA FJORD-LIKE BASIN DEEP-WATER CYCLOPOID COPEPOCA GULP ALASKA SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OP FRES-LI 170

N SEABIPDS POPULATION r, MOVEMENTS OF NEW ENGLAND HERRING GULLS MANAGEMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS TERNS PANEL ON 191

ESEAfiCH IN BIRD POPULATIONS - THESIS RESEARCH IN HERRING GULLS POPULATIONS MARINE SCIENCE LABORATORY FOR 292

NEW ACARICIDES/INSEC'^ICIDES METABOLISM OF PESTICIDES EY GYPSY BOTH METABOLISM AND MODE OF ACTION OF PES 7

EAF REFLECTANCE AND RESPONSE TO STRESS REMOTE SENSING OP GYPSY MOTH DEFOLIATION AERIAL SENSING FOR EVALH 592

ANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SWEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CORN TO H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OP PEST RESISTA 272

N CHAMELEON ENDOCRINOLOGY OF COLOR CHANGE IN CROTAPHYTUS HABINULAR LESIONS AND GNAWING IN RATS BEHAVIOR 1U8

ND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HURRICANE IMPACT ON QUAIL HABITAT HABITAT AND BOBWHITE QUAIL PRODUCTION SOUTH TEXA 53

THE OSPBEY ECOLCGY OF VERTEBRATES SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS AND COMMUNITY SUCCESSION SM 53a

SOUTHEAST SIMULATED BROWSING BY CLIPPING THE EFFECTS OF HABITAT CHANGES ON WILDLIFE POPULATIONS AND FOOD 303

AVIAN VULNERABILITY TO AIRCRAFT BOVEBENTS GABE HABITAT DEMONSTRATION AREA 736

RAVEN ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF NONCONSU MPTI VE WILDLIFE HABITAT FACTORS DETERMINING DENSITY OF FOEESTBIR 3U1

N ON WILDLIFE HABITAT TIMBER CUTTING EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE HABITAT FOOD HABITS OF DEER-RANGE CARRYING CAPAC 158

AVIAN MIGRATION AND ENERGY BALANCE DEVELOPMENT OF MARSH HABITAT FOR CORPORATION WATERSHED MONITORING SYS 212

FISHERIES MANAGEMENT DETERMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE HABITAT FOR RESERVOIR FISHERIES 266

D GROUSE POPULATIONS" THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT CF HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AND THE COLLECTION AND ANA 193

RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HURRICANE IMPACT ON QUAIL HABITAT HABITAT AND BOBWHITE QUAIL PRODUCTION SO 53

POTENTIAL LAND USF AND GENERAL WATER RESOURCE PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR GAMEBIRDS AND FARM GAME P 670

FARCH ASSISTAN'^ RESEARCH ASSISTANT ECOLOGICAL STUDIES - HABITAT MANIPULATIONS IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - 0 167

D LIMNOLOGY EFFECT OF CHANNELIZATION ON FISHES AND THEIR HABITAT OYSTER CUL'^CH LIMNOIOGICAL STUDY OP FONT ttUI

F FORES^BIRD EFFECTS OF CLEARCUTTING ON BIRD POPDLATICNS HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF RAVEN ECOLOGY AND MAMAG 3m

LOGY OF RAPTOR POPULATIONS IN UTAH POPULATION DYNAMICS HABITAT SELECTION AND PARTITIONING OF RAPTORS PO 660

OJECT VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS AND BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY HABITAT SELECTION AND USE TUNISIAN PRESANARAN PR 253

PE RESOURCES, ST. LAWRENCE BASIN VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY AND HABITAT SELECTION BIRD POPULATION EFFECT OP LOGG 762

STRATION OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR WILDLIFE WETLAND HABITAT TECHNIQUES MANUAL FEDERAL-AID WILDLIFE R 22U

STEMS EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATION ON WILDLIFE HABITAT TIMBER CUTTING EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE HABIT 158

HWATER WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION AS WILDLIFE HABITAT WETLAND TREE GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY ARTIF 262

ING COORDINATION FOREST WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - INVENTORY HABITAT PRESCRIBE MANAGEMENT TO ACHIEVE OBJECTI 626

ENT IN NEONATAL MAMMALS WATER BALANCE IN BATS FROM XERIC HABITATS WATER ECONOMY OF DESERT MAMMALS SPECI 303

ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC HABITATS - RESEARCH WITH PLETHODONT SALAMANDERS 639

TTLE ECOL. INFL. HEALTH REPROD. WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL REPROD. DOBESTIC ANIMALS APPL. 610

AGEMENT WAtPRPOWL AND ASSOC. IN BRACKISH AND FRESH WATER HABITATS FOR PEOPLE HAN 136

INVENTORY OF LAKE MICHIGAN ELEMENTS ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC HABITATS THEIR INHABITANTS AND THEIR MANAGEBEN 21

CLASSIFICATION OF NITIDULIDAE (COLEOPTER A) ; HABITS AND CONTROL OP SPIDER MITES lUI

POLLUTION IN TAMEA BAY IN FLORIDA INVESTIGATION OF FISH HABITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING OF FISH IN BACK BAY 21

SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH FOOD AND FEEDING HABITS IN RIVERS FOOD HABITS OF FISHES OF SCHUYL 698

HABITAT TIMBER CUTTING EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE HABITAT FOCD HABITS OP DEER-RANGE CARRYING CAPACITY NONGAME W 158

GICAL STUDY PISH FOOD AND FEEDING HABITS IN RIVERS FCCD HABITS OP PISHES OP SCHUYLKILL RIVER SCHUYLKILL 698

ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS OF PINK AND CHUM SALMON SECONDARY PRODUCT 382

ECTS OF HABITAT CHANGES ON WILDLIFE POPULATIONS AND FOCD HABITS OP UNGULATES EFFECTS OP CUTTING ON DEER P 303

PFRATIONS ON WILDLIFE WILDLIFE BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS MILD TURKEY INTERNAL PARASITES IMPACT 0? 125

AND PLANT ECOLOGY PAST AND PRESENT FLORA AND VEGETATICN HACKENSACK MEADOWS VEGETATION OP HOUSTON NEW TOW 650

OGY AND ECOLOGY DISTRIBUTION AGE AND ECOLOGY OF SPOTTED HAKE TEMPERATURE SELECTION OP FISH FROM LAKE ERI 35

F SMALL MAMMALS TERRESTRIAL WILDLIFE SURVEY SEABROOK NEW HAMPSHIRE BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY 0 236

ONICA SERPHYLLIPOLIA VASCULAR FLORA OF CHESHIRE CO. NEW HAMPSHIRE BIOSYSTEMATIC STUDY OP VER 72

TUDIFS CONNECTICUT RIVER HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY MAI«E YANKEE HAMPTON HYDHOGRAPHIC STUDY THE USE OF DYE DIPFU 689

Y POINT MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTCN ROADS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOLL SHORES 198

ITF BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF GATHRIGHT DAM SITE LOCATION FOR HAMPTCN ROADS SPOIL BANK ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATIC 62

NGI CELL BIOLOGY OF MARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY CF HAPLOSPORID ANS DLTRASTRUCTURE OF JELLYFISH MUSCL 5UU

EROSION IN MONTSWEAG BAY EFFECTS CF DREDGING IN BELFAST HARBOR MARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES SURVEY OP MON 181

ION BEDS WASTEWATER STUDIES FOR MERRIMACK RIVER 6 BOSTON HARBOR WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESP 610

OF THE OSWEGO HARBOR AREA ZOOPLANKTON STUDIES IN OSWEGO HARBOR AREA BIOLOGICAL LIMNOLOGY S FISHERIES BI 207

SHORE WATERS OF LAKE ONTARIO FISH STUDIES OF THE OSWEGO HARBOR AREA ZOOPLANKTON STUDIES IN OSWEGO HARBOR 207

ND POLLUTION CONTROL SURFACE WATER MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF MANHASSET BAY GROUND RECHARGE IN 2U0

F MILLSTONE POINT CONNECTICUT AREA ECOLOGY OF NEW HAVEN HARBOR HISTOCHEMISTRY OF MUCOSUBSTANCES IN CLAM 333

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VESTER ANTS METHODS IMPROVEMENT - PINK BOLLWOBM PROGRAP HOST-PLANT INSECT CO-EVOLUTION BASED ON CHEMICAL 208

ARASITIC DISEASES ECOLOGY OF ONCHOCERCIASIS IN ETHIOPIA HOST/PARASITE INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN PILARIOD DIS 567

310

TABLE 3 - RESEHRCH OR CONSULT JTICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

tTICS AND ECOLOGY OF FRESHHRTER PI<!H PARASITES AND THEIR HOSTS BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING OF CENTRtF'JGED APP 125

TION HOnSE RESTORATION E HANAGEflENT nORVEN PARK HISTORIC HOUSE S CARRIAGE dUSE'IB IHPACT STUDY LITTLE KANA f3U

OLOGY AND CONTROL OF EYE GNATS INTEGRATED CONTROL OF THE HOUSE PL" INSECT PEST MANAGEMENT BIT''NG FLIES ?3

IE KANABHS R., H . VA. DEISGN AND MANAGENENT OF HISTORIC HOUSE HUSEA B SITES SMITH FIELD PLAN'^A'^tON HO'ISE f.-(U

T OF HISTORIC HOUSE MUSEB 6 SITES SMITH FIELD PLANTATION HOUSE BESTOPA'^ION r. MANAGEMENT MORVEN PARK HISTO 6 Tt

TLINGS VERTEBRATE PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AND POPULATIONS HOUSE SPARROW ENERGETICS AND DISTRIBUTION EFFEC 6S

NT FLORA AND VEGETATION HACKENSACK MEADOWS VEGETATION CP HOUSTON HEW TOWN SI^E TEXAS WETLAND PLANT DtSTR 6'=0

E ADAPTATIONS TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES ACCLIMATIZATION OF HS SPARROW TO COLD VERTEBRAT UO

E UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT RESEARCH COLLABORATOR USES HUBEASD BROOK SOIL PHYSICS AND PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 2"iB

RESPIRATION TEMPORAL S SPATIAL VARIATION 07 ZOO. IN THE HUDSOK ESTUARY DIELDRIN CONC. IS THF TROPHIC LEV S9U

OF PISH FROM LAKE ERIE EFFECTS OF THERMAL DISCHARGES CN HUDSON PISH ESTUARINE FISH BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY IS

AND ESTUARINE INVERTEBRATES THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS CN HUDSON RIVER BENTHOS ENVIRON SURVEY AQUATIC INVE 3}<>

DIOACTIVnY POLLUTION CONTROL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENT HUDSON RIVES ECOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN URBAN ATM 20U

TUARINE ECOSYSTEMS BENTHOS THERMAL EFFECTS ON BENTHOS OF HUDSON RTVEB EFFECTS OF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS 7R8

TS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK POWER PLANT ei:o7,i)(-,y - NEW li't

STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ILLEGAL ABORTION-JAMAICA ECOLOGY CF HUMAN DISEASES IN POPULASIONS; AT AFFECTED BY SO 352

IL PROJECT STUDY PREHISTORIC HUMAN ECOLOGY OF US DESERTS REESE RIVER ECOLOGIC 723

OP PUMPED STORAGE SITES REPORT CN BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FACTORS- DEVISE SOLUTI 1<)3

OCTAL BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF MARMOTS HUMAN STHOLOGY S 3fi

DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND VECTOR BIOCONTROL ADAPTATION CF HUMAN MALARIA TO ANIMAL MODELS MEDICAL ENTOMOLOG 755

ANNUAL RAGWEED POLLEN CENSUS - U COMMUNITIES ABSTRACTOR HUMAN PATHOLOGY MICROSCOPY CLINICAL AND PATHOL 2"5f

INTERACTIONS TERTIARY EFFLUENT MODIFICATION OF A STREAM HUMAN POOULATION DENSITY VS. ACCELERATFD EUTROPH U17

IC SCIENCES RELATED TO VETERINARY MEDICINE EVALUATION CF HUMAN PREGNANCY TEST IN BITCHES SEPARATION OF TH 752

ROMOTE PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES PLANTINGS FOR SCHOOL SITES HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS WITH ENVIRONMENT USING SCHOO 121

NO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OF WATER AND SE 76f.

ELING HEALTH EFFECTS OP ENERGY PCIICY HEALTH EFFECTS CN HUMANS CAUSED BY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION COMMUN 7U5

OF ORGANIC MATERIAL WATER TREATMENT IN CLOSED ECOSYSTEMS HUMIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES MARINE MICROBIAL f>U6

CAL HEMATOLOGY - FACTORS REGULATIRG BLCOD CELL PORMATICN HUMORAL REGULATION OF THROM BOPOIESIS RSGHLATTON 1U6

CPMENT (2 UOO UNITS ( BNV. IMPACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNCREO UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT qF GRAND PRO 252

ATIONS ECONOMIC IMPACT OF OEGANO EHOSPH ATE OSHA STANDARDS HUNTING AND FISHING EXPENDITURE ANALYSIS ENVIRON 231

D ANALYSIS OP BIOLOGICAL DATA EFFECTS OF EARLY SEPTEMEER HUNTING ON GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATIONS ep'ECTS OF U91

lONAL SEWER 8 WATER PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIAL LAND USE AND GENERAL WATER RF ^70

EPTEMBER HUNTING ON GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATIONS EFFECTS OF HUNTING PRESSURE ON RUFFED GROUSE POPULATIONS T U91

ES OF OYSTERS FOULING ORGANISMS IN ESTDARINES-EFFECTS CP HUSBICANE AGNES FLOOD ECOLOGY OF PELAGIC LARVAE 16

ND MANAGEMENT OF COMMERCIAL MOLLDSKS AND FISH EFFECTS CF HURRICANE AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY BIOLOGY OF THE 1U

IL PRODUCTION SOUTH TEXAS RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HURRICANE IMPACT ON QUAIL HABITA" HABITAT AND HO 5'

DEVELOPMENT TESTING OP INBRED LINES AND HYBRITS OF FIELD CORN 357

EMENT OF WARM WATER FISHES NORTHFIELD MT. PUMPED STORAGE HYDRO-ELEC. PES. FISH STUDY RESEARCH 6 MANAG 377

TCITY OF PESTICIDES TO ESTUR. COPEPODS SCREENING OP SAT. HYDROCARBON AS POULTRY MITICIDES EVALUATION OF A 39U

OIL DEGRADATION IN ECOSYSTEM SALINITY EFFECTS ON USE CF HYDROCARBONS ELEVATED TEMPERATURE EFFECT ON PETR 5U'?

UNDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ADSORPTION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS FROM SEAWATER DISTRIBUTION OF CHLOR 309

D HYDROCARBONS FROM SEAWATER DISTRIBUTION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN METABOLISM OF A H 309

CALIFORNIA CURRENT CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ECOSYSTEM DDT RESIDUES IN 15U

N VARIOUS GAS PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT CN HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FUEL ENERGY AIR AND WAT 372

ONNECTICUT RIVER HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY MAINE YANKEE HAMPTON HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY THE USE OP DYE DIFFUSION SUR 6H9

PREDICTIVE STUDIES ECOLOGICAl STCCIES CONNECTICUT RIVER HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY MAINE YANKEE HAMPTON HYDROGHA 689

, NORWALK, CONNECTICUT PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ESTUARINE HYDROGRAPHY COASTAL PROCESSES SEOTM ENtoLOG Y CIR 307

ECOSYSTEMS BIOGEOCHEHISTRY ; AQUATIC ECOLOGY NUTRIENT - HYDROIOGIC INTERACTIONS IN FORESTED WATERSHETS N 1432

HEMICALS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF DREDGE DISPOSAL STREAM HYOROLOGIC STUDIES AND MODELS FOR ABATEMENT AND UU7

E MODIFICATIONS IN REFORESTATIONS OF SURFACE-MINED LANDS HYDROIOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF TRANSPIRATION CONTROL U21

TING SOLUTION POROSITY OF KARST AQUIFERS KARST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; WATER POLLUTION ESPECIAL 573

NIC AND SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION OP WATER SEDIMENTATION 6 HYDROLOGY STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF HD SECTOR OF PA 688

E PERSISTENCE OF DICHLOBENIL 5 ENDOTHALL IN POND WATER 6 HYDROSOIL INTERACTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTA 578

RE EFFECTS ON MARINE BACTERIA ACTIVITIES OP MICROBES IN HYDROSPHERE AND LITHOSPHERE (GEOMICROA I0L0GY1 MI 203

-GRADE SULFIDE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY 6 MANGANESE NODULES HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE EFFECTS ON MARINE BACTERIA 203

HERMAL SURVEY LYNN MASS. ECOLOGIC SURVEY EGG HARBOR NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY ESTUARY CIRCULATION WITH RE 1«3

CIRCULATION WITH REGARDS TO WASTE DISPOSAL NORTHPORT NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY LYNN MASS. ECOLOGIC SURVEY m3

ilR POLLUTION AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PAST 30 YEARS 739

ON EXPERIMENTAL PNEUMOCONIOSIS AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL FCR HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONITIS IMMUNOLOGY 0" CHRO 95

IC LUNG DISEASES ESPECIALLY OCCUPATIONAL RELATED DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY "0 BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS THE EPFE 95

YPERTROPHY DEVELOPMENT OF MAMMALIAN KIDNEY COMPENSATCBY HYPERTROPHY OP RAT KIDNEY GROWTH COMPENSATORY 593

ENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OF RAT KIDNEY GROWTH COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY DEVELOPMENT OF MAMMALIAN KIDNEY COM 593

OF THE COOPER RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES I-IV SOUTH CAROLINA SALT MARSHES SAND DUNES 687

ENTAL STRESS ON SUCCESSIONAL SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PA. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY 7U6

ECOLOGY OF THE PINE VOLE REVIEW 10U STATEMENT ON HIGHWAY 1-88 NEW YORK VARIED RADIO TELEMETRY STUDY OF 227

VIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA BIOME IBP CCLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AN 82

SURVEYING AND IDENTIFYING FUNGI RESEARCH ASSISTANT IBP CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME 6U1

HISTORY OF ANADBOMOUS SPECIES AND OPERATION OF PISHWAYS ICHTHY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PROJECT MASS C 226

SYSTEMATICS AND ZOOGEOG. OF A. CYANEUS GROUP SYSTEMATIC ICHTHYOLOGY MEDITERRANEAN BIOLOGICAL STUDIES PRO 267

MPETENCE IN: AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH A STRONG BACKGROUND IN ICHTHYOLOGY AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY LIMNOLOGY AND 3 17

COLOGICAL STUDY PUFFER TOXIN OF SPHOEROIDES TESTUDINEUS ICHTHYOLOGY FISHERY BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL POLL U87

HES S.E. U.S. PREIMPnUNDMENT SURV. PUMP STORAGE PROJECT ICHTHYOLOGY : SYSTEM ATICS DISTRIBUTION ECOLOGY BEH 369

T ANALYSIS THERMAL POLLUTION AND ENTRAINMENT EFFECTS CN ICHTHYOPL ANKTON THROUGH ADULT PISHES RESEARCH BI U56

PRELIMINARY ENVIRON SURVEY PINE BLUFF ARSENAL, ARKANSAS IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL SOURC 5U2

THERMAL POLLUTION AND EHYTOPLA NKTON COUNT AND IDENTIFY MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON 109

DOS FOREST BIOME SURVEYING AND IDENTIFYING FUNGI RESEARCH ASSISTANT ibp CONIFER 6m

ER REHABILITATION BASIC RESEARCH ON ACID SPOILS IN SOUTH ILL. PRE-PLANNING FOR TOTAL LAND UTILIZATION LA 529

N OP PROGRAMS FOR PREGNANT TEENAGERS STUDY OF EFFECTS CF ILLEGAL ABORTION-JAMAICA ECOLOGY OF HUMAN DTSEA 352

NTHOS ENVIRON SURVEY AQUATIC INVEBTEBRATE EMBARRAS RIVER ILLINOIS FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE INVERTEBRATE 339

- ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE DYNAMICS OF FORESTS IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS PLANT COMMUNITY DYNAMICS INCLUDING SOT 250

ISEASES SCHISTOSOMIASIS SNAIL CONTROL PARASITES OP PISE IMMUNITY TO PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES HOLLU 121

OHTH STIMULATION OF INHIBITION BY METABOLIC BY-PRODUCTS IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS RESISTANT CANDIDA ALBICANS 605

MENINGITIS VIRUS RESEARCH EFFECT CF LEAD IN ONCOGENESIS IHMUNCLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF ANIMAL VIRUS DISEASE 397

AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL POR HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONITIS IMMUNOLOGY OF CHRONIC LUNG DISEASES ESPECIALLY 0 95

PATHOLOGY EMPHASIS ON DISEASES OF PISH MARINE PATHOLOGY IMMUNCLOGY OP PISCINE VIBROSIS COMPARATIVE 796

TABLE 3 - RRSEARCH OR CONSaiTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIfLD

SES (lALACOLOGY ANATOMY INBUNClOf.Y SVSTERATICS HEKONG HATER BORNE DISEA 173

NATIONAL TIUBER PRODUCTION - INCREASE AND IMPACT 659

ANDARDS HUNTING AND FISHING EXPENDITURE ANALYSIS ENVIRCN IHPACT - TBRSESTIAL ECOL - HASTEHATER DISP. RES 231

D PHYSICAL PROCESSES ARTIC OIL EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAL. R2GI0NAL SOLID HASTE MANAGBMEHT JAW 776

PLANT COMHUNITY ANALYSIS - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT A1ALYSIS 2119

NVTRONHENTAL IMPACTS, STAHNAPDS RESERVOIR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPJCI ANALYSIS AND IMPACT STATEMENT PREPARATION 565

R BASIN HASTE MANA-SEMENT PLAN ENVIR01MENTAL ENGINEERING IMPACT ANALYSIS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES 77fi

TON ROADS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNCLL SHORES EOGDE BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOME NATURAL S 199

HED MAINE COASTAL HBTLANDS GPOUNDTRUTH DENNIS AND TRUBC IMPACT AND DEPENDENCE OF MAN ON ECOSYSTEMS OF BO 516

A CAPES ARTIOICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES HATER LEVELS STUDY IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF HATEE RESOURCES PROJECTS ON 625

ESOURCES MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PUNNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY HIGHHAY AIR POLLUTION SI 6

F THERMAL DISCHAR-E ON ALGAL PROCUCTtVITY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ESPECIALLY IN THE FIELD OF PO 287

Al HUNDRED U1ITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF GRAND PROJECTS IMPACT A3HAN HIGH DAM ON 3AST MEDITERRANEAN ENV. 252

VIRONMENTAL PLAN T')INITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT EROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEH YORK ENVIRONMEN 792

SPECIALLY ANIMAL BFHAVIOR POPULATION BIOLOGY PREPATICN IMPACT EVALUATION IMPACT EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR F 225

EHAVIOR P0?-JLAT13N BIOLOGY PREDATION IMPACT EVALUATICN IMPACT EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR FACILITY ECOLOGY AN 225

ITES REPOR-' ON BIOLOUCAl PHYSICAL HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FACTORS-DEVISE SOLUTIONS A COMPARATIVE EN 193

NMENTAL FIe:.0 STUDIES DREDGING THAMES RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE COVE INLAND WETLANDS BILL ORGANIZ 80

ROPHOGENIC ECOLOGY OP SOUTHHESTERN '!3SERV0IRS ECOLOGICAL IMPACT 0? A08RY RESERVOIR ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF H U69

LUTION HAZARDOUS 3?ILLS OF TOXIC CHEMICALS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OP DREDGE DISPOSAL STREAM HYDROIOGIC STU 11U7

PHASIZING COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF DREDGING DUMPING NEH HAVEN HARBOR C 17lt

MS LARVAL "ISH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNETIC BLUEGILL PRY IMPACT OF DYLOX ON AQUATIC VERTEBRATES MOVEMENTS 772

PHYSIOLOGICAL AND POPULATION RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OP ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION CONTROL OF BIR 101

Y HILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS HILD TURKEY INTERNAL PARASITES IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON HILDLIFE HILDL 125
FS BI0LOGI^^L SURVEY OF SALEM CHURCH DAM SITE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OP GATHRIGHT DAM SITE LOCATION FOR HAMPTO 62
ACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CF GRAND PROJECTS IMPACT ASHAN HIGH DAM 0 252
WILDLIFE ECOLOGY POPULATION STUDIES FOREST SMALL MAHMAIS IMPACT OP MAN ON APPALACIAN ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY 0 662
EMERALD SHINER IN SO. DAK. HATEE QUALITY INVESTIGATICNS IMPACT OF MINING ON OZABK HEADWATER STREAMS HATE 2U2
SKS CINEMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF FOULING LARVAE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF NUCLBAR PLANT N.H. COAST BIOLOGY OF 162
LANKT0N-FIS,1 INTERACTIONS IN PONDS CONSULTATION: ANALYZE IMPACT 07 NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RESEARCH: POPOLATI 353
SSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS IMPACT OF OIL SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS BAY MAINE U97
LLY HATER AND "ISMERIES BIOLOGICAl IMPLICATIONS ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ORG ANOPHOSPHATE OSHA STANDARDS HUNTING 231
ICAL IMPACT OF POLLUTANTS AND PEST MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTI 552
ALYSIS OP AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OP PESTICIDES IN FOREST AND AGRICULTURAL 786
N AS IT RELATES TO AIR HATER AND LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES PUGET SOUND HATER QUALITY E 652
LOGY AND GI3N3TICS: PEST POPULATION MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OP POLLUTANTS AND PSST MANAGEMENT ECOLOGI 552

Y BOTH IN LAB AND FIELD GROWh IN THREE SPECIES OF HAWKS IMPACT OF RAPTORIAL BIpDS ON GRASSLANDS POPULATI 523
SILICA CYCLE - NEH ENGLAND HARDHATER LAKE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 0" ROHlESaUHG DAM ON CHEAT RIVER POPULATI 673

ROJECTS IMPACT ASilSN HIGH DAM ON EAST MEDITERRANEAN ENV. IMPACT OF SLEEP HOLLOH DEVELOPMENT (2 UOO UNITS ( 252

NEWBORN RATS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICLOHY OF MARINE ANIMALS IMPACT 0? TROPICAL STORM AGNES ON DELAHARE ESTUA 717

EVALUATION CF IMPACT OP WATER DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL SYSTEMS 31U

SOD PLANT CHOPS RESEARCH CF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT USE OF CHEMICALS ON RANGEL 68

ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY FACTS TC ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON LAND - WILDLIFE RESOURCES THE TERRESTR 169

ION SOUTH TEXAS RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HURRICANE IMPACT ON QUAIL HABITAT HABITAT AND BOBWHITE QUA 53

N; MANS IMPACT; AND LAND USE PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY IMPACT ON SOIL AND WATERSHED SOIL EVALUATION - H 157

MAN'S IMPACT ON THE ALPINE ECOSYSTEM U28

t FLOODING WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION HIGHHAY IMPACT ON WETLANDS AND WILDLIFE FRESHWATER HETL 262

TTON RESOURCE ANALYSTS PLANNING 6 MANAGEMENT RECREATICN IMPAC ON HILDLIFE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANS RE 6U3

IC BIOSYNTHESIS AND ACTIONS OF ANTIBIOTICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT MNEL ANTIBIOTIC ACTION ANTIBIOTIC DEVELO 77

AND REGULATION 0? .ANTIBIOTIC BICSYNTH'SIS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PANEL ANTIBIOTIC BIOSYNTHESIS ACTION OF 76

5RAPHY AND METEOROLOGY ACOUSTICS PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAC PRilDICTION PACILITV HAVE PREDICTION FOR S 559

TERRESTRIAL IMPACT SURVEY REVIEH OF TRANSALASKA OIL PIPE IMPACT REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH P 327

COMMUNITY ANALYSIS; ALGOLOGY (FRESH HATER) ENVI RCNMENT AL IMPACT STJ-EMENT - NUCLEAR POHER DIATOM COMMUNIT 317

ER PLANT ECOLOGY - NEW HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - THAMES RIVER CONN. EVALUATI 729

NMENTAL INFLUEC^.S ON BEHAVIOR SPECIATION; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DEVELOPMENT ARMY CORPS HATER HA 270

RECYCLING COHVERSTON OF HASTE TO FURL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DVC LIG. DOT. RESOURCE 27

IMPACT STA-EM2NTS ON VARIOUS GAS PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FUEL 372

INARY SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY DEGREE CANDIDATE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT PHEPARATTON PEREGRINE FALCON PO 75«

, STANNARDS RESERVOIR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS AND IMPACT STATEMENT PREPARATION UNDER NEPA PHYSIOLO 585

HISTORIES; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT WYOMING "ALLEY SUSQUEHANA RIV U8

^PIES BIOLOG"; AGE-GROHTH LIFE HISTORIES; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAC StATEMEIITS RNVIRONHENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT US

OF A POP. OF 30FTSHELL CLAMS IPSHICH HA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEIIENTS MERCURY IN SEDIMENTS ESTUARIN U96

TEK POLLUTION CONTROL SOLVENT REFINED COAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STAT2HENT3 ON VARIOUS GAS PROJECTS ENVIRO 372

AND REQUIREMENTS PLAN WILLOW ISLAND LOCKS AND DAM - ENV. IMPACT STATM2NT ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OP SALT C U07

COLOGY; TROPICS; SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES 7'JRN AS/HORLD BANK da RAGUAY/BR AZIL 26"^

ND THE MARSHES OF THE COOPER RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES T-TV SOOTH CAROLINA SALT MARSHE 667

NOCK RIVER HETLANDS IMPACT STUDY PHY70PL ANKTON ECOLOGY IMPACT STUDIES ON COASTAL AND ESTUARINE BIOTA CR U59

BATEMENT STUDY NATURAL RESOUFCE MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND POLLU 7U7

ND FLORAL CENSUS \ND IMPACT RAPPAHANNCCK RIVER HETLANCS IMPACT STODY PHYTOPL ANKTON ECOLOGY IMPACT STUD U59

PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF POHER PLANT OIL SPILL IMPACT STUDY COMPUTERIZATION 0? SEWAGE TREATMENT 153

MANAGEMENT MORVEN PARK HISTORIC HOUSE 6 CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLE KANAWHA R. W. VA. DEISGN A 63U

TING MODELS FOR AN"ARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: ALGAL AND BACTERIAL ECOLOGY INVEST 532

AND COLD CONDITIONS NUCLEAR POHER PLANT SITE TERRESTRIAL IMPACT SUT7EY REVIEW OF TRANSALASKA OIL PIPE IMP 327

NTAL IMPACT BROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEH YORK EN VIRCNMENTAL IMPACT TITJS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 792

V. IMPACT OP SLEE^ HOLLOH DEVELOPMENT (2 HOC UNITS ( ENV. IMPACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS EN 252

ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL STODY FAUNAL AND FLORAL CENSUS AND IMPACT RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER HETLANDS IMPACT STUDY 059

SAN FRANCISCO VALLEY N.M. WESTERN N.M. POHERLINE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS 6 ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VA 3«5

YORK SOIL SCIENCE APPLIED TO TREE HATER RELATION; MANS IMPACT; AND LAND USE PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY 157

QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT OP ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS IMPACT OF OIL SURE U97

TATEMENT - THAMES RIVER, CONN. EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS POHER PL 72°

PLANNING POLLUTION INVESTIGATION FISHTRAP LAKE KENTUCKY IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL RESOORCES NAT 509

NSFCTS CHIEF OF FOREST INSECT RESEARCH US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS OF INSECTS ON FOREST ECOSYSTEMS POPULATI 759

UATIC SYSTEMS AND BIOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STATEMENT RESEARCH STUDY PROPOSAL CHLORI 117

NAL PARK EASTERN HEMLOCK IN DECIDUOUS FORESTS MANAGEMENT IMPACTS UPON CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGICAL MODEL 392

YSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY PLANT-HATER RELATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PRESQUE ISLE BEACH EROSION ENVIRONMENTA 585

316

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PSINCtPlE FltlD

MENTAL IMPACTS PHESQUE ISLE BEACH EROSION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STANNARDS RESERVOIR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPA 58'^

S EDITORIAL CONSOLTANT ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISOR ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATION OF BROAD SPECTRUM PES'^ICIDES AND/OR U88

RODDCED INSECT PFSTS (BIOLOGICAL CONTROL) SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OF PABASITES OF ALFALFA WEFVIL FROM 200

ITES OF ALFALFA HEBVIL FROM EDBOP! TO USA SEARCH FOB AND IMPCRTATION OF PABASITES OF OVIEHA MSLANOPUS PRO 200

TEBEATES ESP. BIRDS AND MAMMALS COMPILATION OF KILDLIFE IMPORTED IN US SySTMATICS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES 32

HUYLKILL RIVER BASIN AQOACULTDBE IN LOUISIANA SALT-MABSH IMPOUNDMENT SHELLFISH HATCHERY IN CHESAPEAKE BAY 597

AND THE DELAWARE ESTUARY MODEL BASELINE STUDY OF THC NEW IMPCUNDMENTS IN PA. MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND M 257

ECOLOGY WETLANDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPCUNDMENTS OPEN MARSH HATER MANAGEMENT WETLAND 21fi

FISHERIES MANAGEMENT DETERMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE nABITAT FOR RESERVOIR FISHERIES 266

ES 6 CROMBY STEAM ELECTRIC STATIONS GBEATEST COMPETENCE IN: AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH A STRONG BACKGROUND IN 337

DEVELOPMENT TESTING CF INBRED LINES AND HYBRIDS OF FIELD CORN 357

AGPIBDSINESS MANAGEMENT THE AGRIBUSINESS COUNCIL INC. 105

OBNEY'S OFFICE SO. OIST. NEW YORK CONSULTANT - ECOLOGY INC. POLLUTION - AQUATIC SOLID WASTES (COMPOST 107

POLLUTION PLASTICS STUDIES ON SCLID WASTE DISPOSAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AIR US

CONTROL OF CLOSED ENVIRONMENTS S PLANT EFFLUENTS DESIGN INCINERATOR FOR BIO AGENTS WASTE MANAGEMENT SYST 102

ATE ECOLOGY EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION OF SPARROW HAWK EGGS ECOLOGY OF AFRIC 665

AND INTERPRETATIONS FOR SOIL SURVEY AUTOMATING SOIL-SITS INDEX FOB DATA BANKS COEBELATION BETWEEN SOILS U27

WOODLANDS AND RELATED OSES GATHERING STANDARD SOIL-SITE INDEX NATIONWIDE SOIL-WOODLASD INTER PBFTATIONS F U27

ESEARCH ASSOCIATE RESEARCH OFFICER - PUNJAB AGRIC. UNIV. INDIA RESEARCH ALIKALI BEE MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY - U3

ON ECOLOGY LIFE DETECTION ON OTHER PLANETS CONSULTANT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE IN MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIAL ECOL 566

S OF MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD SU 758

OGY AND PALEOECOLOGY ECOLOGY 6 PALEOECOLOGY FORAMINIFERA INDIAN OCEAN FORAHINIFFRA P ALEOENVIRONHET AL INTE 355

MICROBIAL RESEARCH AS IT PERTAINS TO INDICATOR OBGANISMS OF ENVIBONMENTA L POLLUTION 361

FISHES AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES AMPHIBIANS AS POLLUTION INDICATORS ADAPTATIONS OF REPTILE BLOOD ENVIRON 561

ISTEIBOTION ABUNDANCE RARITY ECOLOGICAL STUDIES WILDLIFE INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENT TRENDS NATIIBAL AREA SU 368

PAEATION PEREGRINE FALCON POPULATION RESEARCH TURTLES AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS VETERINARY S 75U

TY CENTER FOR UNMOTIVATED ADOLESCENTS SYSTEM ANALYSIS CF INDIVIDUAL PATIENT CARE INTERACTIONAL PROPERTIE 120

OF INDIVIDUAL PATIENT CABE INTEBACTIONAL PBOPEETIES CF INDIVIDUALS THEIR MUTUAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTE 120

EYTOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN A PENNSYLVANIA STREAM INDOLE ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS PIGMENTS OF CENTBOS U17

SEARCH - NE HARDWOODS PLANNING FOREST ECOLOGY EESEARCE - INDONESIA PLANNING FOREST SOILS RESEARCH SOIL-F 699

Y COAGULANTS FOE RAH WATER CLARIFICATION FLOCCULANTS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGFS COBROSIO 79U
ODUCTION ACID MINE DRAINAGE STREAM BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES ON THE KANAWHA RIVER USE OF 282
SAY AND IN STREAM EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL WASTES EFFECTS CF INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGES UPON BENTHOS ALGAE AND FIS 8
UCLEAE SITING STUDY, MISSOUEI EIVER ECOLOGY THERMAL AND INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT EFFECTS UPON AQUATIC ECOSYST 96

AIR POLLUTION AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PAST 30 YEARS 739

HENT - ALUMINUM ANODIZING TEXTILE WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM PROCE 607

TION EVALUATION/SLOW RELEASE PESTICIDES AS NEW COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL NEW PRODUCT EVALUATION/KNOWLEDGE OF S 156

S CLASSIFICATION MORPHOLOGY AND LAND USE THE EFFECT CF INDOSTRIAL ORGANIC WASTES ON THE PHYSICAL AND CH 80?

ORAL RESOURCES - SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL INSIIT INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION ABATEMENT COSTS CONNECTICU U71

Y WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM PROCESS ENGINEERING RELATED TO INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIAL WASTE TR 607
CAL-MICROBIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY RELATIVE TO INDUSTBIAL PROCESSES PULP AND PAPER INDUSTEY CHE 731
LYTES FOB POLLUTION CONTROL RAW WATER CLARIFICATION AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PRIMARY COAGULANTS FOR RAW 79U
HER CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION INDUSTBIAL BELATIONS ANALYSIS OF POLLUTANTS 6 OT 515
CESS ENGINEERING RELATED TO INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIAL WASTE TBEATMENT - ALUMINUM ANODIZING 607
STAL ZONE MGT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WETLANDS ON LONG ISLAliD INDUSTRIAL WASTES PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND MANAGEME 811
E AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT GUIDELINES FOR BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS OF HETEROSIS PERM 735
CHNOLOGY RELATIVE TO INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES PULP AND PAPER INDCSTRY CHEMICAL ENVIRONMFN'" AL PROBLEMS HARKETl 731
OOLTEY MITICIDES EVALUATION OF ANTIMALAEIAL COMPOUNDS IN INF. MCNKBYS ACUTE TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES TO ES 39U
INE BENTHIC ECOLOGY EFFECT OF HEATED EFFLUENT ON BENTHIC INFAUNA ESTUAB 7U2
OCTION STBOCTUBE FDNCTION AND PEODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC INFAUNA AND PLANKTONIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND MI 300
BACTERIA CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS; PHAGOCYTOSIS CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS AND PHAGOCYTOSIS STEROID METABOLISM B 708
lA HOST/PARASITE INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN FILARIOD DISEASE INFECTIONS PATHOLOGY OF PARASITIC DISEASES ECOLO 567

PHAGOCYTOSIS STEROID METABOLISM EY BACTERIA CLOSTBIDIA INFECTIONS: PHAGOCYTOSIS CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS A 708

RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION INFECTIOUS DISEASES THERMAL EFFECTS ON AQUATIC 0 1 1 U

OTEINS CHLORINATED ORGANICS FROM WASTEWATER DISINFECTICN INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AND WATER QUALITY MERCURY A 161

RESPONSE TO PEEDLOT RUNOFF EFFLUENT EVALUATION OP EAPID INFILTRATION BEDS WASTEWATER STUDIES FOB MFRRIMA 610

S APPL. EGG TRANSFER IN INDUCTION TWINS IN CATTLE ECOl. INPL. HEALTH REPBOD. WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HAB 61U

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ANIMAL ECOLOGY - ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUECES ON BEHAVIOR SPECIATION; ENVIRONMENTAL 270

GINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS: SEDIMENT SIZE AND CHEMISTRY INFLUENCES THEEEON NUTEIENT TBANSPORT IN OLIGOHA 332

CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OP ANNUAL PLANT FIBERS THE INFLUENECE OP THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT ON THE CH 160

MENTS WETTING NEPA STATEMENT - REVIEW OP NEPA STATEMENTS INFCBtlAL CONSULTATION LIMNOLOGY - STREAM SYSTEM 527

NOGRAPHY DIGITAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSIS OF TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND STATISTICS DEMOGRAPHIC STUDIES 0 U25

EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS ON POPUIATION EDUCATION AND (2) INFORMATION PROCESSING POPULATION ASPECTS OF ENV 19

TAXONOMY FLORA NORTH AMERICAN PROGRAM INFORMATION EETBIEVAL APPLIED TO FLOBISTICS AND 6U2

BINE PLANKTONIC ALGAE. AT PEESENT I AH AN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION SPECIALIST MA 778

ES AS THEY BEAR UPON THE ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT REFINEMENT APPL 268

. PEPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DEAFNESS SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES; MATERIALS DETE 77U

PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES. EEPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DEAFNESS SCIENTIFIC 77U

SYSTEMS AND SERVICES; MATERIALS DETERIORATION PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES. RFPTS. IN 77U

AQUATIC COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO PCILDTICN RAPID BIOLOGICA INFORMATION SYSTEMS RFCOVrRY OF DAMAGED RIVERS P 103

n. EFFECT OF RADIATION ON MENTAL FUNCTION EFFECT OF LEAD INGESTION ON MENTAL FUNCTION BIOMEDICAL RESEARC 2U1

K POPULATIONS MAST PRODUCTION IN NW PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGESTION RATES OF CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS POPULAT 276

KE MICHIGAN ELEMENTS ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC HABITATS THEIR INHABITANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT PREDICTIVE MOD 21

UATION OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FORESTRY ECOLOGY OF WOOD INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY OF FOREST TREE AND 6U7

SKIN ENVIBONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INHALED A MY L NITRITE EFFECTS OF OXYLAMINE ON SKI 161

AL DISEASE INCLUDING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE OXYGEN TOXICITY INHALED GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DI 590

NG DEFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT - ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED AND INHERITED SELECTED RESPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN Ml U9

YEAST CELLS IH GEADIENT ACRYLAMICE GEOWTH STIMDLATION OR INHIBITION BY METABOLIC BY-PRODUCTS IMHUNOELECT 605

IHENTARY MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITION BY POLLUTANTS ORGANIC NITROGEN CYCLE 135

AQUATIC MICROORGANISMS COPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION BY WOOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASION OF W 58U

ECOSYSTEMS URBAN METAL POLLUTION OF PLANTS AIR POLLUTICN INHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS ROOT EXUDATES AND F 66U

ION" BIOLOGY OF HELMINTHOSPORIUM MAYDIS RACE T SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF SPORULATION MEASURES OF CONTROLLl UU2

IC SYNTHESIS AND BIOCHEMISTRY APPIIED TO CANCER RESEARCH INHIBITION OP TWO-STAGE CARCINOGENESIS IN MOUSE 632

BESIDUES OP VIEGINIAMYCIN IN SWINE RESIDUES OF A HETHAHE INHIBITOR IN CATTLE TOXICOLOGY STUDIES ON VIBGIN 185

ASSAY OF WATER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF VIBUStS INHIBITOR OP ENA SYNTHESIS MAMMALIAN CELL CULTU 219

317

TABLE 3 - FESEABCH OE CONSULTATIOW EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

DSTFIAL AND MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGES CORROSION AND SCAIE INHIBITORS POLY ELECTROLYTES FOR POLLUTION COMTR 7914

GROWTH REGULATORS - PARTICULARLY AUXINS AND CYTOKININS INHIBITORS OF AUXIN TRANSPORT PHYSIOLOGY OF PLA 715

ES DREDGING THANES RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE COVE INLAND WETLANDS BILL ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMEN 80

CRDENTOWN NJ NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE EGG INLET MARINE AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES IN NE UNI U57

XICI'^Y IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTIVITY IN COOK INLET ALASKA VITAMINS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS AQUATI 507

METHANE PRODUCTION - ANAEROBIC DIGESTION EFFECTS OF PH INORG C AND 0-PO BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR MICROBIOLOG 386

EMISTRY MARINE AND Ai-MOSPHEPIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION CF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND SEA WATER ATMOSPHERIC CH U60

ENTS BORON REQUIREHENT AND METABOLISM OP PLANTS INORGANIC PLANT NUTRITION ESPECIALLY TRACE ELEM 128

D GEOLOGY; Rl'ER POLLUTION FSPECIAI.LV MINE DRAINAGE AND INORGANIC) GEOLOGIC FACTORS AFFECTING SOLUTION P 573

MENT' ORGANIC REOCHEHTSTRY AND OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS INPOT-FATE EFFECT ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IN MARINE EN 213

. UNIV. INDIA RESEARCH ALIKALI BEE MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY - INSECT AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR SYMBIOSIS INSECT MA U1

PULATION DYNAMICS OF INSECTS ECOLOGY OF CROPS TROPICAL INSECT ASSOCIATIONS DIVERSITY AND STABILITY OF T 595

METHODS IMPROVEMENT - PINK BOLLUORM PROGRAM HOST-PLANT INSECT CO-EVOLUTTOH BASED ON CHEMICAL INTERACTIO 208

T CO-EVOLUTION BASED ON CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT INSECT C02VOLOTION IN P. POLYXBNES POPULATION DY 208

NIP HERBICIDES ON INSi^CT PESTS COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE - BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT PHOTOPERIO 316

T ECOLOGY CULEK SPP. DIAPAUSE 6 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION INSECT DIAPAUSE AND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY PARASIT 373

MANIP HFRBICDES ON INSECT PEST COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DT AP AUSE-BIOCHEMISTBY INSECT PHOTO-PERIOD 315

»CT POPULATIONS WITHIN AGRICULTURAL OR FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INSECT DISPERSAL INTO GAMMA IRRADIATED GRADIENT 3311

BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OP INSECTS AND INSECT ECOLOGY lt6U

PAUSE AND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CARRICN INStCT ECOLOGY CULEX SPP. DIAPAUSE 8 GEOGRAPHIC 373

CRGANS NEUROPHYSIOLOGY AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR MECHANISMS CF INSECT FLIGHT COMPARATIVE NEUROBIOLOGY ESPECIAL 37

ECOLOGY oy INSECTS EFFECTS ATOMPHERIC LEAD POLLUTION CN INSECT FOOD CHAIN 25U

MEDTCINAL CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY 6 BIOCHEMISTRY CP INSECT HORMONES 57

LANCE SY REFLECTIVE MULCHES APHID ALARM PHEROME PLANT - INSECT INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT RESISTANCE TO ART 761

GEMENT ECOLOGY - INSECT AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR SYMBIOSIS INSECT MANAGEMENT BIOLOGICAL CONTROL RESEARCH A H 3

INSECT PHOTO-PERIODIC-RESPONSE--PHOTO MANIP HERBICDES ON INSECT O'.SI COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIA 315

ESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENTRAL AMERICA - PANAMA 5 MEXICC INSECT P33T CONTROL AND PLANT QUARANTINE ACTIVIT 563

CNTEOL OF EYE GNATS INTEGRATED CCNTROL OF THE HOUSE FLY INSECT P2ST MANAGEMENT BITING FLIES MOSQUITOES 23

INSECT PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE - PHOTOMANIP HERBICIDES ON INSECT PR3TS COB?ARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT 01 316

R FOREIGN EXPLORATION FOR NATURAL ENEMIES OF INTRODUCED INSECT P^STS (BIOLOGICAL CONTROL) SEARCH FOR AND 200

AQUATIC NUISANCE DIPTERA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC INSECT PESTS MOSQUITOES CHIRONOMIDS W.H.O. CON U6

T COMPARA"IVr BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE-BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT PHOTO-PERXODIC-RESP0NSE--PH0TO MANIP HERB 315

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE - BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE - PHOTOMANIP HERBI 316

NMEMTAL BEHAVIOR INSECT PHYSTOLOGY-SPECIFICALLY METABOLISM ENVIBO 258

FOREST INSECT POPULATION DYNAMICS 228

ECOLOGY OF INSECT POPULATIONS (ESPECIALLY OF FOREST INSECTS 58

ROJECT PESTS OF RICE IN FIJI MORTALI-» AND DISPERSAL OF INSECT POPULATIONS WITHIN AGRICULTURAL OR FOREST 331

WILDLIFE ON 3000 ACS2 FARM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES FARM GAME INSECT REACTORS OF DISEASE IMPORTANT TO SILITPIRY U33

MANAGEMENT 0" DESTPOCIVE FOREST INSECTS CHIEF OF FOREST INSECT RESEARCH US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS OF INS 759

FIELD TESTING OF FUNGICIDES AND INSECTICIDES AMD BECOMMENDATIOll OF THEIR USAGE 30

OF MOSQUITOES REPRODUCTION OF MOSQUITOES HORHOSOMIHETIC INSECTICIDES BIONOMICS OF NATURAL CULEX PIPIES P 680

H IN SALT HARSH POOL DYNAMICS EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE INSECTICIDES ON ALGAE EFFECTS OP LAHVICIDES ON M 600

IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF METALS CRUDE Oil INSECTICIDES SYNDETS TO MARINE LIFE CADMIUM POI 205

IN FISH EXPOSED TO DD'" ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF INSECTICID3S' EFFECTS IN TELEOST PISHES CARCINOG 768

PEST MANAGEMENT HOBTTCULTOEAL AND HEALTH INSECTS 612

ESTICIDE RESIDUES IN POHESTRY ECOIOG" OF WOOD INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY OF FORES? TREE AND FOREST PRO 6«7

SECTS ON POHEST ECOSYSTEMS POPULATION DYNAMICS OP FOREST INSECTS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF DE 759

BIOLOGICAL CONTROL CF INSECTS AND INSECT ECOLOGY U6U

TION INSECT DIAPAUSE AND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CARRION INSECT ECOLOGY CULEX SPP. DIAPAU 373

POPULATION ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF DESTRUCTIVE FOREST INSECTS CHIEF OF POREST INSECT RESEARCH US FORES 759

ECT FOOD CHAIN ECOLOGY CF INSECTS E''F2CTS JTOMPHEPIC LEAD POLLUTION ON INS 2SU

LUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL AND POPULATION GENETICS OF MAN AND INSECTS GENETICS OF ADAPTIVE RACE FORMATION DYNA 732

ERN EQIUNE ENCEPHALITIS PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE OF MOSQUITOES INSECTS OP MEDICAL IMPORTANCE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EA U99

f OF PORES- INSECT RESEARCH US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS CF INSECTS ON FOREST ECOSYSTEMS POPULATION DYNAMICS 759

OPICAL CROP SYSTEMS INFLUENCE OP VEGETATION DIVERSITY CN INSECTS PESTICIDKS INDUCED APHID OUTBREAKS POPU 595

NG INSECTS ECOLOGY OF FOREST TREE AND FOREST PRODUCTS INSECTS PHRRONONE PRODUCTION BY SMALLER EUROPEAN 6117

WATER PLANKTON DOMESTIC-INDUSTRI AI POLLUTION AND BENTHAL INSECTS TROUT HATCHERY VS. OWNER OF A POND-COURT 289

WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY ON ANIMALS (MAINLY MOLLDSKS INSECTS CRUSTACEANS FISH) ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIA 166

STICIDES INDUCED APHID OUTBREAKS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF INSECTS >iCOLOGY OF CROPS TROPICAL INSECT ASSOC 595

ECOLOGY OF INSECT POPULATIONS (ESPECIALLY OF FOREST INSECTS) 58

POPULATION BIOLOGY COMMUNITY ANALYSIS CF INSBOHR AMD ESTUARINE INVERTEBRATES 237

OLLUTION EHVinON M0N1"0RING PROGRAM KDGEWOOD ARSENAL MD INSTALLA"ION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL ALABAM 5U2

MUNITTES ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL MD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL PR 55

DES IN ORNAMENTAL CROP USE OF HERBICIDES AROUND MILITARY INSlALLATIONS PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS MODE OF AC U19

ING NATURAL RESOURCES - SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL INSTIT INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION ABATEMENT COSTS CON U71

ABEEN-BLENHEIM PUMPED STORAGE FACILITY RENSSELAER POLY. INSTITUTi? - HIGHLANDS PROJECT SLEEPY HOLLOW RESI 168

OGY LIFE DETECTICN ON OTHER PLANETS CONSULTANT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE IN MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF 566

ANGKOK PLANT BREEDING TEMPORARY SCIENTIST INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OP TROPICAL AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDER 503

UATIC ENTOMOLOGY LIMNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION INSTREAM tlONITOBING TECHNIQUES IN A LARGE RIVER 337

ING SPEED ON CATCH PLANKTON S NEKTON SAMPLING SAMPLING INSTRUMENTATION ADMINISTRl'-ION ROLE OP SUEZ CANA 22

TOR DEVELOPMENT OF AIR AND WATER MOIITTORING METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR POLLUTANTS DEVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN 565

ORHS OF RACCOONS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMA"ICS OP COASTAL AND INSULAR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY OF UIS

POLLUTION ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL MD INSOLIATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL ENVI 553

SAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIES STEERING CCMMT"TEE OF DAT DONG OF INT. FEL. OP REC. POPULATION BIOLOGY BOTH ITS 358

ENT MICROCLIMATE AND WATER SUPPLY CHEMICAL TEMPERATURE INTEGRATION MICHOCLIHA'"E MODIFICATIONS IN REFORE U21

NATOMY PARTICULARLY FEATHER STRUCTURE BRISTLES OF BIRDS INTEGUMENT OF BIRDS AVIAN ANATOMT/INTEGUMENT DE 696

ESS REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF BLOEGILL SONFISH INTRA- AND INTER SPECIFIC BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS ON REPRODUCTIV 308

NALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA AND WEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION METEOROLOGY AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAP 122

ND STATISTICAL GENE'^ICS ISOZYME PCLYMORPHISM ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION POP'JLATION MATHEMATICAL QUANTITAT 617

AND ENVIRONMEH- PHYSICAL ECOLOGY INTERACTION (ENERGY EXCHANGE) BETWEEN ORGANISMS 681

MASSACHUSET-'S TERNS PANEL ON HAZARDOUS TRACE SUBSTANCES INTERACTION OP BEHAVIOR AND POPULATION BIOLOGY I 191<

ATMOSPHEPIC CHEMISTRY MARINE AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND SEA WATER <160

AINS THE EFFECT CF ZOOPLANKTON ON ALGAL POPULATIONS THE INTERACTION OF NUTRIENTS ALGAE AND ZOOPLANKTON 558

ADOLESCENTS SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL PATIENT CARE INTERACTIONAL PROPERTIES OP INDIVIDUALS THEIR II 120

AL WASTE IN HEATING "HE SOIL EVALUATION OF CLIMATE CRCP INTERACTIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OP HORT. CHOPS 609

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50GRAM HOST-PLANT INSECT CO-EVOIUTION BASED ON CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT INSECT COEVOLII'ION IN P. 20«

t EEELECTIVE MULCHKS APHID ALARR FHEROBE PLANT - INSECT INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT RUSISTANCS '^O ARTHSOOODS 761

BIOGEOr-HEtllSTRY: AQUATIC ECOLOGY H(I"RIENT - RYDROLOCIC INTERACTIONS IN 70RFSTKP NMERSHEns NUTRIENT Bi|P J3?

MARINE BACTERIOLOGY FERMENTATICN INTER *CTTOi< S IN MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS .(5h

OBMOHITY ECOLOGY IN FISHERIES RESEARCH: ZOOPLANKTON-F ISH INT f R ACTT O^fS IN PONDS CONSULT A"ION: ANALYZE IMP* 3S1

CLDTIONAEY BIOLOGY 0? MAMMALS BAT ECOLOGY ANIMAL - PLANT INTEBAC'IOHS MAMMALS OP NKV MEXICO EV 790

CE OF PICHLOBSINIL f. ENDOTHALL IN POtlll HATER 6 HYDROSOIl INTERACTT0H3 OF 3NVIR0N MF1I"A L POLLUTANTS WITH MA ■'.78

S-LAKES POPULATION BIOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEHACE INTERACTIONS ON ?SIM PEOI "-ACONITE DUMPING LAKF 38""

TER IRRIGATIOH AND DISPOSAL NDTRIENT CYCLING-STSEAM-SOIL INTERACTIONS SKWAG~ SLUPGF DISPOSAL ON THE LAND IP?

TROPHICATIOH ""HSBSHOLDS ACHIEVING STABLE PREDATOR - PREY INTERACTIONS TERTIARY EFFLUENT "lODIFICA'tON OF A KIT

APFY; FOREST ECOLOGY PLANTS - MR - NOISE - MICROCLIMATE INTERACTIONS DILD SHRUD CULTIVATION SONCIRD Att igG

TOS "IN OTEBO" ENVIRONMENTAL BICCHEHISTRY - HEAVY METAL INTERACTIONS WITH PROTEINS CHLORINATED IRGANICS 161

SOIL SYSTEMS-PLANT RCCT INTERACTIONS SOIL ORGANIC MAT-^JR HYCORRHIZAE 2SS

POPERTIES OF INDIVIDUALS THEIR MUTUAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INT ER DEP^NP'^UCE TREATMEN" OF ADOLi-'SCENT PRTMARY 120

7ATI0N ANALYST." C LAKE SEDIMENTS PIOLORICAL f. CHEMICAL INTEREAClnNS I ■: "RESH ESTUARINE f. COASTAL WATE H12

•OSMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT REFINEMENT APPLICATION CF INTERMSniA ANAL'SIS FORMAT REG. RCON. AND ECOLOG 268

?E HILDLIFE BIOLOGY UILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS HILD TURKEY INTERNAL "ARASITRS IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS 12S

FISHERIES OF NEU YORK AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND POLICY FISH U72

ONIVERSITY, BANGKOK PLANT BREEDING ""EMPORARY SCIENTIST INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL AGRTCULTURF '^01

TORAMINIFERA INDIAN OCEAN FOE AMI NIFEP. A PALEOENVIRONHPT At INTERPRETATIONS CLIHATOLOGIC A L MAPPING AND PRFDT 35S

AL DEVELOPMENT SOIL SCIENCE CLASSIFICATION MAPPING AND INterpj:;? JTIONS FOR LAND USE PLANNING EVALUA"? L 621

MERING STANDARD SOIL-SITE INDEX NATIOHHIDE SOTl-dOODLA ND INTERPRETATIONS FOP SOIL SURVEY AU-OMATING SOIL- U27

OF CAPE VINCENT NEH YORK ECOIOGICAI SURVEY OF DEER LICK INTERPRETING NA~nnAL HISTORY STUDY OF RARE AND E Sun

ORE OCEAN'S "HERMAL STRUCTURE STUDIES LAND USE AND VATFS INT ERRFLATIOHSHI "S OCEAN AND LAKE DYNAMICS AND 111

SES ECOLOGY OF ONCHOCERCIASIS IN ETHIOPIA HOST/PAS AS HE INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN IILARTIO DISEASE INFECTION S67

AL EFFECTS OF STARVATION OR MAlNtllRITVON UPON MULE DEER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NUTP'TION UPON ANIMAL IIISE 623

B SPECIES FOODS OF FISHES AND FEEDING COMPETITION ON AN INTERSPECIFIC LEVEL LOCATION OF SHAD SPAWNING SI 1P0

MARINE BRNTHIC ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON NEAR-SHORE AKO INTEHTIDAL ENVIRONMENTS 16S

ECOLOGY AMD "AXONOHY OF MARINE EERTHIC ALGAE ECOLOGY CP INTER'lnAL MARINE ALGAE 7U0

OCTIVE SUCCESS REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF BLUEGILL SUNPISH INTRA- AND INTER SDECIFIC BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS ON 30R

AKE SEDIMRHTS ACID MINE POLLUTION SEDIMENTS OF DELMARVA INTRACOASTAL UATE.^HAY PRODUCTIVITY L 177

CHROMIUM AND NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TELEOST ECOLOGY CF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY BEAUFORT NORTH CAROL'^NA 93

IJRIANS (COLD WATER-BOREAL) ECOLOGY OF LOLUMARIA FRONDOSA INTRA SPECIFIC VARIATION IN FUCUS VFSICULOSUS SH 300

0 SPORT FISHERY DIGESTION IN BLACK CRAPPIE PREDATOR FISH INTRODUCTIONS IN RESERVOIRS FISHERY MANAGEMENT 61

RKS SUBMERGED DIFFCISSRS FOR WASTE HEA'' DISPOSAL SALINITY INTRUSION IN ES'!'UARINES MATHEMATICAL MOTELS; RI 302

5 AND ESTUARY WATER CUALITY; THEEPAL POLLUTION; SALINITY INTRUSION TRANSIENT WATER OUALTTY IN ESTUARY NET 302

RANGE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION BY WOOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASION OF HOOD CULTURE DISTRIBUTION AND CYtoL 5eu

PMATIONS AVIAN FLOCKING BEHAVIOR AMD BIRD ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORIES BIRDS OF ATLANTIC SEABOARD HATTERAS 32B

A LONG RANGE RESEARCH NEEDS FOR N.C. FISHERIES ESTUARINE INVENTORY LIFE HISTORIFS OF AND FISHERIES FOR A 70U

KENT REDSTONE ARSENAL, AL ENVIRON SURVEY PINE BLUFF, AF INVENTORY AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL SOURCES OF tsrr S53

REAM DREDGING COORDINATION FOREST WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - INVENTORY HABI"AT PRESCRIBE MANAGEMEN" TO ACHIE 626

IE ATLANTIC RIGHT STATE- FEDERAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT MODEL INVENTORv OF FISHERIES OF NEW YORK AND MIDDLE AT U72

F A BAY EFFECTS 0" POWER PLANT CONDENSER PASSAGE BASLISE INVEHTCRV 07 LAKE MICHIGPII ELEMSNTS ECOLOGY Oi' 21

EEP SEA SOLID REFUSE DISPOSAL, DEEPSEA, EFFECTS BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN -HE DEEP SEA F S99

E EFFECTS OH HUDSON RIVER BENTHOS ENVIRON SURVEY AQUATIC INVERTEBHATE EHBARRAS RIV1:R ILLINOIS FRESH WA"F 339

MS OF INSECT FLIGHT COMPARATIVE NEUROBIOLOGY ESPECIALLY INVERTEBRATE SENSE ORG'iNS II EURO?HYS lOLOGY AND AN 37

EMBPANES IN TWO FISH SPECIES MARINE INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY ACANTHnR M 77S

HOLE, MASS. SHELL PENETRATION BY ORGANISMS MALACOLOGY INVERTSERAts ZOO'^OGY MARINE- ESTU AR I NE ECOLOGY; 112

TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND ECOLOGY OF INVERTS 38 ATES 199

ECOLOGICAL ENE>!GSTICS OF AQUATIC INV EBT55R AT ES 673

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND POEM IN MARINE INVER^ESRATES 709

ION BIOLOG" COMMUNITY ANALYSIS CF IHS.IORS AND ESTUARINE INV ERTEER AT ES POPULAT 237

OF CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH FREE AMINO ACIDS AND MARINE INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN CYCLE IN SHALLOW MARINE 760

TION OF DYNAMIC SYST5MS FOR CULTIVATION OF PARASITES AND INVERT » oR *t ES CULTIVATION OF MALARIA DESIGN AND 728

ANS EFFECT OF HSTALS OIL ETC. ON PMTSTOLOGY OP MARINE INVERTEBRATES Oil EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCS COPPER WAS UU9

OPOD MOLLUSCS TOXINS OF MARINE INVERTEBRATES PARTICULARLY CEPHALOPODS AND USTR 671

BEATS EMBARRAS BIVER IlimOIS FRESH WATEB AND ESTOAEINE INV ER"2 ER AT ES THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON HUDSO 339

SDRVET 07 A BAY ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN HIOASSAYS ON AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES USING HEAVY METALS f. HEAT AS WELL 279

EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCS COPPER BASTES IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEMERTEANS EFFECT 0» METALS OIL ET UU9

HERES NITROGEN NUTRITION S ALKALOID .RODUCTION IN GRASS ION AUSOUPTION 3Y PLANT CELLS PLANT MINERAL NUt 771

A LOSS IN BROOK TROUT AT LOW PH SALT GLAND OF SEA SNAKFS ION AND HATER BALANCE OF MUTANT EXTRA-RENAL ELE 530

BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ABSORPTICN FOLIAR FERTILIZ AT ICN ION STIM. ATPASE C0NTRULE7 NA AND K UP"AKE IN PL 510

ESTING WITH TRADESCANTIA VARIOUS DELETERIOUS EFFECTS CF IONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS AND CHEMICAL MUTATE 676

ING RADIATION ON PLANTS AND CHEMICAL MUTAGENS EFFECTS CF IONIZING SAIIATION ON PLANTS RADIOBIOLOGICAL RES 676

RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS, PLANTS X BAYS ON BOSTON IVY BUDS IONIZING RAnTA"TONS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THE BIO 526

ARIES ANALYSIS OF SEA WATER REGICRAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS UiMBaANE SALINOMETFR SEA SALT COMPOSITION 1153

NMENTAL EDUCATION DYNAMICS OF A PCP. OF SOPTSRFIl CIANS IPSWICH MA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS MERC U9S

ATING WASTES AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REMOVAL CF IRON FROM AC'D MIN'; DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN WIND TR 783

PECT OF U6 DYES ON FISH AND ALGAE COMPARISON OP ALUM AND IRON SULFATES FOR i> REMOVAL ENHANfEMEN" OF NITRI U39

CONIFEROUS-DECIDUOUS ECOTONE ECOLCGY 0? SMALL MAMMALS CN IFON-titANIUM MINE WASTE DUMPS IN THE ADIRONDACK 398

ULTURAL OR FOREST ECOSYSTEMS INSECT OISPERS»L INTO GAMMA IRRADIATED GRADIENT COCONU-" RHINOCEROS B'ETL" PR 33U

TONS EVOLUTION OF SEX DETERMINING MECHANISMS PEANUT SEED IRRADIATION EXPERIMENT REPRODUCTIVE MORPHOLOGY A 6Sfi

FECTS OF PRESCRIBED FIRE WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION WILD ANIMAL POPULAT [ON- HABITAT PELAT 797

ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCLING 6 WASTE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION AND DISPOSAL NUTRIENT CYCLING-STREAM- 192

DING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE OXYGEN TOXICITY INHALED GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS ANIMAL 0 590

OF LONG ISLAND NEW YOEK TURTLE PARKING PROJECT ON LONG ISLAND HEROE-OLOGY 620

E SPOIL RECLAMATION AND STABILIZATION OF DUNES ON AMELIA ISLAND GRASSLAND FERTILITY »m) MANAGEMENT; COAS 801

TOGRAPHIC STUDIES 0" COASTAL WATERS OF NEW YORK AND LONG ISLAND USE OP RSMOTE SENSING TO STUDY PHYTOPLAN 115

ANDS OP SUFFOLK AND NASSAU COUNTIES AQUACULTURE FOR LONG ISLAND ABNORMALITIES IN BIVALVT SHELLFISH CULTU 721

SOURCES ALCDVY RIVER GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAM f, RESERVOIR N.Y. N.J. 6 PA FISH 8 W 52?

ROCKS ISLAND DAM L'^MRICK NUCLEAR STATION 363

IIALITY AND SEOIMENT ANALYSIS MICROBIOLOGY SO. SHORE LCNG ISLAND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS TRANSPORT EACILITIiiS w 113

GT IMPACT STUDIES ON COASTAL AND ESTUARINE BIOTA CRANIY ISLAND ENVIR0NMj?:)TAL StuDV FAUNAL AND FLORAL CEN '''•9

BOD FOR EXPLAINING VARIATION IN A FLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE ISLAND FLOATING TRAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE EFFECTS 651

ABOLINA SAL" MARSHES SAND DUNES SOUTHEAST FLORA LONG ISLAND F„0'3A THE 7L0RA OF LONG ISLAND THE MARSHE 687

TABLE 1 - RESEABCa OR CONSULTATION EXPRFIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FICLD

CES COASTAL V.ONE flHT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WETLANDS ON LON-; ISLAllE IHDUSTRIAL HASTES PROBLEH ANALYSIS AND M 811

SCE DEVELOPdENT KEHOE LAKE LAND EEOUIREBENTS PLAN WILICD ISLANC LOCKS AND DAH - ENV. inPACT STATMENT ENVI U07

FESOURCR CAPABILITY STUDY COnnUNnY SUCCESSION ON DREDGE ISLANC REPRODUCTION BIOLOGY OP THE OSPREY ECOLO 530

ICAL PROPERTIES CP SOILS CHARACTERIZATION STUDY OP RHODE ISLANC SOILS HINERALOGICAL ANALYSES OP CLAY SABP 803

H PHOSPHATES IN LONG ISLAND SOUND HETAl ANALYSIS IN LONG ISLANC SOUND ESTUARY POLLUTIO 711

(MARINE-PHYSICAL- BIOL.) DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISHNC SOUND CORRELATIONS BETUEEN ENV. VARIABLES 555

ESTUARY POLLUTION PHOSPHATES IN LONG ISLAND SOUND HETAL ANALYSIS IN LONG ISLAND SOUND 711

ES SOUTHEAST FLORA LONG ISLAND fLORA THE FLORA OF LONG ISLANC THE HASSHES OF THE COOPER RIVER ESTUARY E 687

E TO HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS AND COHHUNITY SUCCESSION SMITH ISLAND A RESOURCE CAPABILITY STUDY COMMUNITY SU 53U

PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK PANAMA HILDIIPE SURVEY ANEGADA ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ECOLOGY AND CONSE a08

ISLAND HERPETOLOGY OF LONG ISLANC NEW YORK TURTLE HARKING PROJECT ON LONG 620

ED TO PLANT GEOGRAPHY AND PAIEOECOLOGY VEGETATION OF HOG ISLAND NORTHAMPTON CO. VIRGINIA EVALUATION OF 310

VIRONMENTAL STUDIES CURRENTS OFF THE SOUTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND NY MARINE EN 500

COSTS CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE RESOURCE PLANNING LONG ISLAND NY SHORE MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES PLANNING U71

OF SEASHORE STATE PARK VIRGINIA VEGETATION OF PARRAHORE ISLANC VIRGINIA PLANT ECOLOGY AS RELATED TO PL 310

ION CYCLES POPULATION CYCLES IN EATS MOUSE DEMOGRAPHY ON ISLANDS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS OF RODE 712

PANAMA WILDLIFE SURVEY ANEGADA ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION ATITLAN GREVE UOd

COSYSTEMS ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF NORTH CAROLINA BARRIER ISLANDS SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY OF A MANGROVE SHA 521

TURAL AND MAN-CREATED ORIGIN ANALYSIS CP NANTUCKET SOUfD ISLANDS TRUST BILL EUTOPHICATION OF COBBOSSEE UA 516

EMATICS AND ECOLOGY VERTEBRATES OF MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVI 758

GY PLANT-HATER RELATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PRESQDE ISLE BEACH EROSION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STANNA 585

R FLUX np METALS THROUGH ENVIRONMENT - CHEMICAL EFFECTS ISOTHERMAL COMPRESSIBILITY OP SEAHATER TRACE MET 129

ON MATHEMATICAL QUANTITATIVE AND STATISTICAL GENETICS ISOZYME POLYMORPHISM ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION PO 617

AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS X RAYS ON BOSTON IVY BODS IONIZING RADIATIONS AND RADIONUCLIDES 526

ING SURVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OF HATER QUALITY IN SE VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS: SEDIMENT SIZE AND CHEMIST 332

VIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAL. REGIONAl SOLID HASTE MANAGEMENT JAMES RIVER BASIN HASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN ENVIRON 776

) ASSESSMENT OF COMMUNITIES EVALUATION OF OYSTER BEDS IN JAMES RIVER EFFECT OF HIGHHAY CONSTRUCTION ON BO HHU

IC EDUCATION IN MARINE SCIENCE CATFISH MANAGEMENT IN THE JAMES RIVER VIRGINIA PUBl U13

NITROGEN CYCLE ON CORAL REEFS CONTROL OF CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH FREE AMINO ACIDS AND MARINE INVERTEBRA 760

D FUNGI CELL BIOIOGY OF H APLOSPORIDANS ULTRSSTSUCTUBE CF JELLYFISH MUSCLE CONTRACTION CELL BIOLOGY OF MA 5UI1

CHTHYOLOGY FISHERY BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION NEB JERSEY MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY SCHUYLKILL RIVER 187

BIRDS OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGION HESTERN NY POSSIBLE JET POPULATION TRYING TO KEEP OFF ROAD VEHICLES U89

FE HISTORY FLOBISTIC SURVEY OF MCREHEAD CITY FORT MACCN JETTYS NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOMIC AND MORPHOIOGI 519

NMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES FDBNAS/HORLD BANK PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOINT PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLIDATED EDISON ECO 265

AL WEATHERING SYSTEMS IN COLD CLIMATES AGGREGATE QUALITY JUDGMENT PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL WEATHERING IN ANTARCT 51

OTEIN COMPARISON OF ACER SEEDS COMPARISON OF PROTEINS OP JUGIANS SEEDS COMPARISON OF PROTEINS OF LYCOPODI 133

THEIR HOSTS BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING OF CENTRIFflGED APPIE JUICE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF FRESHHATER FIS 325

lOLOGY OF SNYSPTIC TRANSMISSION PHYSIOLOGY OP ELECTRONIC JUNCTIONS PHYS 56

FOLIAR FEPTILIZA'ION ION STTM. ATPASE CONTRULET NA AND K UPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. 510

ARK HISTORIC HOUSE 6 CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLE KANAWHA R. H. VA. DEISGN AND MANAGEMENT OP HIS 630

STREAM BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES ON THE KANAWHA RIVER USE OF CRUDE BIOASSAY TECHNIQUE IN 282

C FACTORS AFFECTING SOLUTION POROSITY OF KRRST AQUIFERS KARST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; WATER POLL 573

ORGANIC) GEOLOGIC FACTORS AFFECTING SOLUTION POROSITY CF KARST AQUIFERS KARST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEO 573

LEGUMES CONSULTANT ON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT THAILANC KASETSART UNIVERSITY BANGKOK PLANT BREEDING TE 503

SITION FINGER LAKES STATE PARK, KEUKA LAKE, NY I HAVE A KEEN KNOWLEDGE AND COMPETENCE IN GENERAL ECOLOGY UOO

TIER REGION WESTERN NY POSSIBIE JET POPULA'^ION TRYING TO KEEP CFF ROAD VEHICLES OUT OF POSTED 6 WILDLIFE 089

G ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OP FEDERAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT KEHOE LAKE LAND REQUIREMENTS PLAN WILLOW ISLAND 007

VELOPMENT PIANNING POLLUTION INVESTIGATION FISHTRAP LAKE KENTUCKY IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL RESOU 509

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TR ANSFOR HATICN OF PASTORAL MASAI IN KENYA PRICING IN HATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ECON 175

OGY REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY OF FISHES TRODTS OF UPPER KERN RIVER BASIN CALIPORNTS FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND 620

BFFALO NY PARK LAND AQUI5ITI0N FINGER LAKES STATE PARK KEUKA LAKE NY I HAVE A KEEN KNOWLEDGE AND COMP 000

MARINE SCIENCE AND ITS ADMINISTRATION ECOLOGY OP FLORICA KEYS TARPON PESTICIDE RESEARCH PROJECT SPORT FIS 700

MENT OP MAMMALIAN KIDNEY COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OF BAT KIDNEY GROHTH COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY DEVELO 593

OWTH COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY DEVELOPMENT OF MAMMALIAN KIDNEY COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OP RAT KIDNEY G 593

TATS HATER ECONOMY OP DESERT MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHOLOGY I 303

ICROCRUSTACEANS ECOLOGY OF SALT MARSH MEIOFAUNA BOLE OF KILLIPISH IN SALT MARSH POOL DYNAMICS EFFECTS OF 600

S CREEK MARSH STUDY COMPARATIVE BIOS YSTEM ATIC STUDIES CN KILIIFISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OP LOWER POTOMAC R 233

FIC) THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITY OF PORPHIN DERIVATIVES KINETIC 6 THERMOCHEM. STUDIES OF PORPHYRIN REAX 5

ASHING'ON LEAD IN COASTAL HATERS THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE W 25

COMPOSITION OP DIATOM CELL HALLS PALEOLIMNOLOGY OP LAKE KIVU-CENTHAL AFRICA PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY AND 320

BIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTON ROACS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOIL SHORES BOGUE BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDU 198

N FINGER LAKES STATE PARK, KEUKA LAKE, NY I HAVE ft KEEN KNOWLEDGE AND COMPETENCE IN GENERAL ECOLOGY WITH 000

ONSHIP TO THE ENVIRONMENT A KNOWLEDGE OP ANIMAL POPULATIONS AND THEIR RELATI 683

ACON JETTYS, NORTH CAROLINA TAXCNOMIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF MARINE ALGAE ITS REPRODUCTION AND L 519

PNICOLOUS PROTOZOA REVIEW 6 NEW STUDIES IN MAMMOTH CAVE KY UNDERGROUND HATER PROTOZOA TEMPEBATUBB RELAXE 256

FFECTS IN A MARINE SNAIL EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. IITTOREA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES AT BODEGA HEAD 299

N ECOLOGY 6 MAMMALIAN AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY BOTH IN LAB AND FIELD GROHTH IN THREE SPECIES OF HAWKS I 523

IH MONTANA ACCELERATED EUTROPHIC ATION IN A SOUTH DAKOTA LAB. HAVE EMPHASIZED FRESHWATER ECOLOGY IN MANY 365

OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL POP. BIOL. OF GERMAN COCKROACH IN LAB. CULTURES CONTROL OF GEBMAN COCKROACH WITH R 306

TSEASE DIAGNOSIS 01 RGNOSTITI ON PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC LAB. MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF DISCOMYCETES PLANT 562

TEMS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EMBRYOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES COLLEGE LABOR CONTRACTS FOR TEACHERS AND PARA PROFES SIGN A 12

PRODUCTION BY PLANKTONIC ALGAE AND FATE OF CELLULOSE IN LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENTS POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH AS 577

CE OP MARINE BIVALVE COMMUNITIES EFFECTS OF OPENING MOGU lAGCON TO THE PUBLIC COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE 507

ECOLOGY OP AQUATIC FUNGI ACTIVITY OF WATER MOLDS IN A lAKE 130

CP COASTAL PONDS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OP A COASTAL BRACKISH LAKE BLUE GREEN ALGAE AND EUTBOPHICATION 501

GETS FOR CAYOGA AND SENECA LAKES ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF A LAKE ANALYSIS OP ECOSYSTEMS BIOGEOCHEMISTRY ; A 032

MPACT OP AUBRY RESERVOIR ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WHITE ROCK LAKE AQUATIC ECOLOGY - EOTROPHICATION PROCESSES 069

CRUDP BIOASSAY TECHNIQUE IN ENDRIN POISONING OP SHAWNEE LAKE BENTHIC MACROFAUNAL PRODUCTION ACID MINE D 282

ECOLOGY AND FOOD RELATIONSHIPS OF TROPICAL MARINE PISHES LAKE - CONSULTANT - ONGOING EUTROPHICATION OF TU 176

ANY ASPECTS INCLUDING CHEMISTRY THE ECOLOGY OF THE BIRCH LAKE AREA IN MINNESOTA PATHOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY 0 365

USE OF A COULTER COUNTER TO ASSESS ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING; lAKt BIOLOGY FEEDING OF DAPRNIA ON ALGAE OF DIPF 126

ISHERIES SURVEY PUBLIC PISHING LAKE FERTILIZATION SURVFY LAKE EURKB CENSUS SURVEY AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH E 569

OF RAPTORS POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BARN OWLS ANALYSIS OF A LAK! CARP POPULATION BREEDING ECOLOGY OP RAPTOR 660

ELL AS GENERAL LIMNOLOGY LIMHOLOGICAL SURVEY OF A BAY CN LAKE CRAMPLAIN BIOASSAYS ON AQUATIC INVEHTEBRAT 279

GY OF FRESHHATER PISHES FISH PBODOCTION OF MUITI-SPECI tS LAKE COMMUNITY FISH DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO 105

320

TABLE 3 - RESEABCH OR CONSOLTSTION EIPERIENCE AND PRTNCtPLE FTflD

STODIES LAND OSE AND KATFE INTERRELATIONSHIPS OCEAN AND lAKE CINAnlCS AND THERMAL STRUCTURE OCEAN'S THER 111

VIPARDS GEOPGIANOS SILICA CYCLE - NEW EN5LANP HARDKATJR LAKE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ROULE«; BIJRr: DAM ON C 671

OLOGY OF SPOTTED HAKE TEMPERATORE SELECTION OF FISH FRCH LAKE FRIE EFFECTS OF THERMAL DISCHARGES ON HU050 3S

GY WITH ACCENT IN ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAL OP A SDNMER CAMP LAKE ERIE NEAR BUFFALO NY PARK LAND AQUISITION UOO

FISHERIES NORTHEAST TA. FISHERIES SURVEY PUBLIC FISHING LAKE FERTILIZATION SURVEY LAKE BURKE CENSUS SURV 569

BENTAL PROBLEMS PROJEC'"" DESIGN TC SOLVE PROELEHS CUPSfS LAKE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT RARITAN CENTER DREDGI 66

IDTION CONTROL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER DDT ANALYSIS OF LAKE GEORGE SEDIMFNTS AQUATIC ENVIRONS OF EMERAL 209

ER DEVELOPMENT PLANNING POLLUTION INVESTIGATION FISHTFJP LAKJ KENTUCKY IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL S09

GANIC COMPOSITION OF DIATOM CELL WALLS PALEOllMNOLOGY OF lAKE KIVU-CENTRAL AFRICA PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY 320

BONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL RESCDRCE DEVELOPMENT KEBCE LAKE LAND REQUIREMENTS PLAN WILLOW ISLAND LOCKS 107

IS OP POWER PLANT CONDENSER PASSAGE BASLINE INVENTORY CF ISKE MICHIGAN ELEMENTS ECOLOGY 0? AQUATIC HABIT 21

L AQUATIC ADVISOR - WEED CCNTROL AND FISHERY DEVELOPMENT LAKE NICARAGUA FISHERIES SURVEY FRESHWATER FISH S-^O

N BENTHIC MACROFAUNA EFFECT OF CIRCULATING HATER SYSTFfS LAKE CNTARIO ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF THREE POSSIBLE 381

LOGY B FISHERIES BIOLOGY BENTHOS CF NEAR SHORE WATERS CP LAKF CNTARIO FISH STUDIES OP THE OSWEGO HARBOR A 207

IDES AND POLLUTANTS H ADIOELEMENTS IN OCEANS PLUTONIUM IN lAKF CNTARIO OPENOCEAN ORGANISMS RESPONSE TO POL 7U

ERRY LAKE WATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROWTH ALEWlfE LAKE CNTARIO OPERATION CLEARWATER LIFE HISTORIE 211

R SEDIMENTS REGIONAL LIMNOLOGY OF MINNESOTA POLLOTtOH CP LAKF ONUNDAGA NEW YORK BIOG tOCHEM ISTRY OF MARI 162

W YORK RESPONSE OF FISH POPOLATICN TO SEDUCED LOADING CF LAKF PHOSPHORUS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH POP 277

LAND - WILDLIFE RESOURCES THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OF THREF LAKE EROJECTS IN W. VIRGINIA SEARCH ANALYZE S 169

REHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER 6 WATER PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIAL LAND USE AN 670

ELS OF PLANKTON-ALGAE FOOD CHAIN WATER QUALITY CEITERII LAKE EESTORATION WATER QUALITY CRITERIA; PLSNKT 75

NV. IMPACT STATMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF SALT CREEK LAKE SCOPE 6 S'^UDY PLAN PLANNING AND DIRECTING 1*07

Y PROTECTION f- SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT ROYAL ESTUARINE STOEY LAKE SEBASTICOOK EUTROPHICATION WATER QUALITY A 393
ON THE CONTINENTAL SHELF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS CF LAKE SEDIMENTS BIOLOGICAL 6 CHEMICAL INTEREACTI 812
DELMARVA INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY PRODUCTIVITY LAKE SEDIMENTS ACID MINE POLLUTION SEDIMENTS OF 177

AINAGS SEWAGE INTERACTIONS ON PRIM PROD TACONITE DUMPING LAKE SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL WATER QUALI'^Y ANALYSES 387

PURPOSES DUR 2U TRAPPING BLHEGIIL SUNFISH IN FARM PONES LAKE TROUT CHROMOSOME MORPHOLOGY INCREASE FISH 777

MODYNAMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON LEAD IN COASTAL WATERS THER 2S

EARWATER IIFP HISTORIES OF FRESH-WATER PISHES CRANBERRY LAKE WATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROWTH ALEW 211

ES IN LENTIC AND LOTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WATER SUPPLIES STRIP MINE RUNNOFF IN PARK W 7S0

AN ENDOSYHBIONS AND OTHER PHYTOPLANKTON SURVEY OF CALFER LAKE BIOLOGICAL NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF MA 19S

RICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY LIMNOLOGY EUTROPHICATION OF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS NORTH 278

NY PARK LAND AQUISITION FINGER LAKES STATE PARK KEUKA LAKE NY I HAVE A KEEN KNOWLEDGE AND COMPETENCE UOO

POLLUTION BIOLOGY EUTROPHICATION STUDY OF SMITH MOUNTAIN lAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PETERS CREEK VA. 321

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER lAKES 230

N ARROW WORMS STRATIFICATION AND TRANSPARENCY IN AFRICAN LAKES AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN TROPICAL U7S

AD IN LENTIC WATERS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SUMMIT S PAXSON LAKES LIMNOLOGY WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY CHEMIST Sie

WATER MARK RIVERBANK VEGETATION CCNTROL OF WATERWEEDS IN LAKES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF ALGAE AND VBSCUL 306

Y VS. ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS ACHIEVING U37
ECHNIQUES FOR FECAL STREPTOCOCCI EUTROPHICATION OP SMALL LAKES AIRBORNE BACTERIA CONTROL MICROBIOLOGY OF U36
VIRONMENT USE OP CHEMICALS ON RANGELAND ALGAE CONTROL IN LAKES AND PONDS HERBICIDES IN SOD PLANT CROPS R 68
RESTED WATERSHEDS NUTRIENT BUDGETS FOR CAYOGA AND SENECA LAKES ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF A LAKE ANALYSIS OP tt32

Y AND PHYSIOLOGY TESTING MODELS FCR ANTARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY: ALGAL AND BACT 532
ATION DENSITY VS. ACCELERATED EUTRCPHICATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOL U37
NS OF EMERALD GREEN - N.Y. STATE C.E.C. HEARING EDGEWOCD LAKES NYS-DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY ESPECIAL 209
T AND REGULATION REGULATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN AFRICAN LAKES PHONORECEPTION IN ARROW WORMS STRATIEICATI U75

LAKE ERIE NEAR BUFFALO NY PARK LAND AQUISITION FINGER lAKES STATE PARK KEUKA LAKE NY I HAVE A KEEN UOO

TOSYNTHESIS DISTRIBUTION OF PHYTCPLANKTON IN STRATIFIED LAKES STRATIFICATION OF PHOTOPLANKTON POPULATION 28

PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS STUDY IMPACT ASSESSMENT OP W 625

AFRICAN LAKES AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN TPOPTCAL LAKES MEASUREMENT AND REGULATION REGULATION OF U75

ASSAGE FACILITY EVALUATION FISHERY MANAGEMENT IN PONDS LAKES RESERVOIRS AND STREAMS ATLANTIC SURF CLAM 28U

G-STREAM-SOIL INTERACTIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCLING 6 WASTE DISPOSAL WSSTEUATE 192

YSTEMATI7E STUDY FACTS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CN LAND - WILDLIFE RESOURCES THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA 169

RAISAL OF A SUMMER CAMP LAKE ERIE NEAR BUFFALO NY PARK LAND AQUISITION FINGER LAKES STATE PARK KEUKA L UOO

lONAL OSES OF NATURAL RESOURCES USES OF NON-FAPMED RURAL LAND CAMPGROUNDS AND CAMPERS IN NEW YORK MARINAS 785

NNING EVALUATE LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EVALUBIE LAND FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOIL SCIENCE CL 621

PPING AND INTERPRETATIONS FOR LAND USE PLANNING EVALUATE LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EVALUATE LAND F 621

HITE-TAILED DFER LAND MANAGEMENT FOR UPLAND GAME WATER FOWL AND W 725

ESORT DEVELOPMENT PLANNING A CAMPSITE LAND PLANNING PERTAINING TO ECOLOGY PLANNING A R 129

OSTS OF POWER POILDTION CONTROL AIR NOISE AND RELATED LAND POLLUTION AND LAND USE PLANNING AIR POLLUT U3U

ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AS IT RELATES 'TO AIR WATER AND LAND QUALIFY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES PUG 652

ENT SOIL FERTILITY AND PLANT NUTRITICN LAND RECLAMATION AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPM 335

ASSLAND FERTILITY AND MANAGEMENT; COASTAL STABILIZATION; LAND RECLAMATION; MARSH BUILDING STABILIZATION A 801

NTAL ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT KEHOE LAKE LANE REQUIREMENTS PLAN WILLOW ISLAND LOCKS AND D U07

D CHEMICAL PHENOMENA IN SOILS WASTEWATER DISPOSAL ON TBE LAND SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SOILS FOR WHSTE 383

S WASTEWATER DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE lANC SOILS FOR WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND 383

S IN SOUTH ILL. PRE-PLANNING FOR TOTAL LAND UTILIZATION LAND STABILIZATION AND WATER UTILIZATION OF DRA 529

PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIAl LAND OSE AND GENERAL WATER RESOURCE PLANNING; HA 670

AND THERMAL STRUCTURE OCEAN'S THERMAL STRUCTURE STUDIES LANC USE AND WATER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OCEAN AND 111

L CLASSIFICATION GENESIS AND MAPPING SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND OSE FftTp oF ANIMAL WASTE IN SntLS TROPICAL 92

NHENTAL MANAGEMENT NUTRIENT CYCLING IN FOREST ECOSYSTEf LAND OSE IN RELATION TO ECOLOGICAL STABILITY - E 37U

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTANT FORESTRY AND FIBERS f. LANC USE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MATERIALS POLICY 135

FFECTS OF HIGH MANURE RATES ON SOILS AND CROPS EFFECT OP LANC USE ON WATER QUALITY EFFECTS OF FERTILIZERS 765

PRESERVATION WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN RBLATICN TO GROWTH LANC OSE PLANNING - ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT NUT 37U

ION CONTROL AIR NOISE AND RELATED LAND POLLUTION AND LANC USE PLANNING AIR POLLUTION CONTROL FROM WAS U3U

SCIENCE CLASSIFICATION MAPPING AND INTERPRETATIONS FCR LAND OSE PLANNING EVALUATE LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL 621

S LONG-RANGE LAND OSE PLANNING FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCE 582

SCIENCE APPLIED TO TREE WATER RELATION; MANS IMPACT; UND LANC USE PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY IMPACT ON S 157

BELATED TO SOIL GENESIS CLASSIFICATION MORPHOLOGY AND LAND USE THE EFFECT OP INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC WASTES 803

OLIATION AERIAL SENSING FOR EVALUATING: STRESS IN VEG. LAND USE RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES REMO 592

F REMOTE SENSING DATA SOIL SUITABILITY FOR SEPTIC TANKS LAND OSE REMOTE SENSING SOIL-WATFR RELATTONSHI 5U6

FCH ON ACID SPOILS IN SOUTH ILL. PRE-PLANNING FOR TOTAL LANC UTILIZATION LAND STABILIZATION AND WATER U 529

HENT REST AREA USAGE ACID AND GAS PRODUCTION IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DECOMPOSITION OF CELLULOSE SOLID WAST 808

RINITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BBCOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEW YORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT TITUS R 792

ON BK. TROUT PISHING QUALITY PPEDATION ON NEWLY STOCKED LANDLOCKED SALMON APPLIED PRACTICAL RESEARCH A 73

321

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOLTATION EXPERIENCE »HD PRIUCIPIE PIILD

ClIBATE MODIFICATIONS IN REFORESTATIONS OF SORPACE- BINID LANDS HTOROLOGICAL IHPORTANCE OF TRANSPIRATION C «21

ACT OF NAN ON APPALACIAN ECOSTSTEB ECOLOGY OF DISTOREtD LANDS; FOREST AND SILOLIFE ECOLOGI POPOLATION ST 562
HERY VS. OHNER OF A POND-COURT CASE DIET OP BLOEGILL ARD LARGEPIOOTH BASS ECOLOGY OF FISHES; ECOLOGY OP « 289

ABUNDANCE AND BORTALITY FIELD EXPERIMENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LARVA HERRING MAINE COAST ESTIMATES LARVAL HERR 273

EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON LABORATORY REARED MARINE FISH LARVAE PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF PISHES 692

AVIOR OF MARINE SNAILS BEHAVIOR AND TRANSPORT OF BIVALVE LARVAE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY 799
L IMPACT OF NUCLEAR PLANT, N.H. CCAST BIOLOGY OF MARINE LARVAE AND FOULING AND BORING ORGANISMS LARVAL B 162

AND FOULING MOLLUSKS CINEMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF FOULING LARVAE ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF NUCLEAR PLANT N.H. 162
INES-EPFECTS OP HURRICANE AGNES FLOOD ECOLOGY OF PELAGIC LARVAE OF MOLLUSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY OP ESTU 16
lOLOGY OF MARINE LARVAE AND FOULING AND BORING OHGANISRS LARVAL BIOLOGY OF BORING AND FOULING MOLLUSKS CI 162

RTEBRATES MOVEMENTS OF DBARF SUCKERS, HOMING MECHANISMS LARVAL FISH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNETIC BLUEGILL 772

AL FISHES AND THEIR IDENTIFICATI CM LONG TERM RESEARCH ON LARVAL FISH WATER CHEMISTRY THE STUDY OF FRESHU 668

ON LARVAL FISH WATER CHEMISTRY THE STUDY OF FEESHWATJR LARVAL FISHES AND THEIR IDENTIFICATION LONG TERM 668

Y SUBMERSIDIE STUDY HERRING EGG BEDS ECOLOGY OF FISHES LARVAL FISHES ESTIMATES OF ABUNDANCE AND MORTAL 273
HENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LARVA HERRING MAINE COAST ESTIMATES LARVAL HERRING MORTALITY SUBMERSIDLE STUDY HERRI 273

GENERAL PEST MANAGEMENT EVAL LARVICIDAL BRIQUETTES FOR CONT. MOSQUITOES 615

ECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE INSECTICIDES ON ALGAE EFFECTS CF LABVICIDES ON HICROCRDSTACEANS ECOLOGY OF SALT 600

«RY BOUNDARY LAYER MEASUREMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE LASER SCINTILLATION STUDIES ATMOSPHERIC TURBULE 773

EFFECT OP LASERS ON CORNEA RETINA AND SKIN 304

RAHINIFERIDA ECOLOGY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF FORAMINIFERIDA LATE PLEISTOCENE PALEOECOLOGY OF TONGUE OF OCEAN UU5

WILDLIFE ESPECIALLY RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND IN LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN ECOLOGICAL SURVEY VO U08

FORMATION AND FLORA PATTERNS OP VEGETATION VEGETATION CP LATIN AMERICA TAXONOMY OF HAINP08EST CONIFERS G 178

E IDENTIFICATION PREPARATION OF BOOKS AND MAPS U.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY 138

INDH ANODIZING TEXTILE WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM PROCESS ENGINEER 607

A GEESE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY; WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT; WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT BLACKBIRD DEPREDATIONS STUDIES E 330

ING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULATIONS; ENVIRONMENTAL LAW GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PINE SEEDLING GR 611

N TIMBER OPERATIONS AND WILDLIFE WILDLIFE RESOURCES ST. LAWRENCE BASIN VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY AND HABITAT S 762

ClUDING SOIL RELATIONSHIPS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ST. LAWRENCE E. ONTARIO SHORELINE STUDY BIOGENIC SIL 250

ON STUDIES ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE IN PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER MEASUREMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE LASE 773

OP MAINTENANCE DREDGING- MOTSU ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - LAZ. CARD. MICH. HEX. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGE 2

CATALYST FOR COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT LCWA AS FACTOR IN LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT EN 083

HYDROSPHERE AND LITHOSPHERE (GECMICROBIOLOGY) MICROBIAL LEACHING OF LOW-GRADE SULFIDE ORES THE MICROBIOL 203

INETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON LEAD IN COASTAL WATERS THERMODYNAMICS AND K 25

LOGY OF TWO DISSIMILAR SOBARCTIC STREAMS DISTRIBUTION CF LEAD IN LENTIC WATERS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SUMMI 518

ES LUMPHOCVIC CHORIOMENINGITIS VIRUS RESEARCH EFFECT CF LEAD IN ONCOGENESIS IMMUNOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF 397

POCHEM. EFFECT OP RADIATION ON MENTAL FUNCTION EFFECT OF LEAD INGESTION ON MENTAL FUNCTION BIOMEDICAL RE 211

SIANA WETLANDS WATERFOWL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL CANVASBACK DUCK LODI 17

SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WATERFOWL AND ASSOCIATED ECOSYSTEPS LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL TESTING LITERATURE 27«

ECOLOGY OF INSECTS EFFECTS ATOHPHESIC LEAD POLLUTION ON INSECT FOOD CHAIN 250

NEAR PHILADELPHIA SYSTEMATICS OF CYPERACEAE SYSTEMATIC LEAP ANATOMY OF BULRUSHES SCANNING ELECTRON HICR 628

Y - ALLELOPATHY A STUDY OP THE EFFECT OP CERTAIN SPECIES LEAF LITTER ON THE GROWTH OF CERTAIN PLANTS A PR 533
A PRELIMINARY STUDY OP EFFECTS OF CERTAIN FOREST SPECIES LEAF MATERIAL ON GERMINATION AND GROWTH OF OTHER 533

R'^SOURCES REMOTE SENSING OF STRESS IN PLANT COMMUNITIES LEAF REFLECTANCE AND RESPONSE TO STRESS REMOTE S 592

IP COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER S WATER PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIAL LAND 670

SUCCESSIONAL SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PA. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY ALIGNMENT ENVI 7U6

IRONMENT REPORT OF I 95 ENVIRONMENTAL STAFF ANALYSIS CF LEGAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES ARISING FROM THE USE OF U22

S COAL COMMUNITY ABANDONMENT AND DECAY ANTI STRIP MINING LEGISLATION - CONSULTATION COAL MINING ASSOCIAT 810

OH/DEVELOP ENVIRCNMENTAL POLICY FOR CT PESTICIDE CONTROL LEGISLATION FOR CT PEST CONTROL: URBAN VERMIN C 388

I INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDER GRAIN LEGUMES CONSULTANT ON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT TH 503

LOGY BIODEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES NODOLATION OF TROPICAL LEGUMES POLLUTION OF FARM PONDS SOIL MICBOBIO U91

BREEDING PSEUDO-SELF-COMPATIBILITY OF RED CLOVER FORAGE LEGUMES SOYBEAN BREEDING 6 CULTURE PLANT 123

OGICAL METHODS FISH GENETICS HERTIABILITY OP WEIGHT AND LENGTH IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC COMPOSITION OP 57U

FEEDING ECOLOGY OF FISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY OP FISHES IN LENTIC AND LOTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT 750

TWO DISSIMILAR SUBARCTIC STREAMS DISTRIBUTION OF LEAD IN LENTIC WATERS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SUMMIT 6 PAXS 518

OLOGICAL EFFECTS TRANSPORT FACILITIES WESTCHESTER COUNTY LENTIC-LOTIC STUDY PHYTOBAC MARINE MICROBIOLOGY 113

TION OP TUNIS THERMAL EFFECTS UPON EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF LSPCMIS MACHOCHIRUS CONTROLLED SPAWNING OP FRESH 176

N ENDOCRINOLOGY OF COLOR CHANGE IN CROTAPHYTDS HABENUIAR LESIONS AND GNAWING IN EATS BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBR 108

TURKEY PRESEASON BANDING ORNITHOLOGY AT THE ORGANISMIC LEVEL; ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR POPULATION DYNAMICS NE 285

IGRATIONS MANHADEN PARASITES EFFECTS OP FLDCUATING WATER LEVELS FISHERIES AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY HANHADEN M 005

PARK SITE MY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ICOIOGIST UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS ECOSYSTEM MONITORING VIA AVIFAUNA AN. ECO 130

WAGE CONSTRUCTION; FISHES MACROINVERTEERATES AND TROPHIC LEVELS HAHRISBUEG FLOOD PROTECTION STUDY SCHUYLK 183

200. IN THE HUDSON ESTUARY DIELDRIN CONC. IN THE TROPHIC LEVELS OP A MARSH THE FACTORS CONTROLING THE SP 590

ISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS STUDY IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF WATER RESOORC 62"^

VIRONMENTAL EDUCATION BOTH TECHNICAL AND GENERAL ALL AGE LEVELS MULTI. MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS META 525

HEADED 6 LEWIS WOODPECKERS WINTER ECOLOGY 6 BEHAVIOR OF LEWIS WOODPECKERS BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY OF NORTH 291

SQUIRRELS ASPEN GREENBBLT STUDY SYMPATHY OF RED HEADED S LEWIS WOODPECKERS WINTER ECOLOGY 6 BEHAVIOR OF ! 291

A WATER OCEAN RESOURCES NEW YORK BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD CHEMISTRY OF SE 003

OLOGY BRYOLOGY LICHENOLOGY MOSS CYTOLOGY SPHAGNUM TAXONOMY S EC 666

ORVEY OF CAPE VINCENT NEW YORK ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OP DEER LICK INTERPRETING NATURAL HISTORY STUDY OP RARE 500

ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF PAPER MILL WASTES ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON THE AQUATIC ECOLOG 38

QUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF PAPER MILL DISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC LIFE BIOASSAY AND IN STREAM EFFECTS OP CHEMICAL 8

TS OF METALS CRUDE OIL INSECTICIDES SYNDETS TO MARINE LIFE CADMIUM POISONING IN MARINE ORGANISMS TOXIC 205

MARINE ORGANISMS TOXICOLOGY OF SYNDETS AND NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICA 205

ICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF SOILS AND WATERS WORKSHOP ON ECOLOGY LIFE DETECTION ON OTHER PLANETS CONSULTANT TO IN 566

LGAE AND FISHES EFFECTS OF HEATED DISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF PAPER MILL DISCHARGE UPON AQDATI 8

UATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF TURBIDITY AND SILTATION ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF PAPER MILL WASTES ON AQUATIC LIP 38

THE AQUATIC ECOLOGY THERMAL POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF TURBIDITY AND SILTATION ON AQOAT 38

E RESEARCH NEEDS FOR N.C. FISHERIES ESTOARINE INVENTORY LIFE HISTORIES OF AND FISHERIES FOR ANADROMODS P 700

T-YEAR GROWTH AlEWIPE LAKE ONTARIO OPERATION CLEARWATER LIFE HISTORIES OF FRESH-WATER PISHES CRANBERRY L 211

POTOHOC RIVER, MD MARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH LIFE HISTORIES; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS 08

ES CHEMICAL RESIDUES IN LIVESTOCK NATIVE RODENTS IN UTAH LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS OF 99

E CATSKILLS, NEW YORK BEAR STUDY ADIRONOACKS BEAR STUDY LIFE HISTORY AND MANAGEMENT OP BLACK BEAR AND WH 086

HOIOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OP MARINE ALGAE ITS REPRODUCTION AND LIFE HISTORY FLORISTIC SURVEY OF HOREHEAD CITY 519

ROJECT MASS COOP FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT RIVER PROJECT LIFE HISTORY OF ANADROMODS SPECIES AND OPERATION 226

PDIATION MODELING AQUATIC ECOLOGI AND FISHERIES BIOLOGY LIFE HISTORY OF DOROSOHA PETENENSE I» ARIZONA PO 376

322

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOITATION EXPtRTEBCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

TT; AGIRG SEX RATIOS LIFE HISTORY OF SKIPJACIt TUBA LIFE HISTORY OP FISHES; SEXOAL HATURITY; FECUNDI UU

GOISG EOTROPHICATtON OF TDNIS THFBHAL EFFECTS OPON EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF LEPOMIS HACROCHIRUS CONTROLLED S 176

OF FISHES; SEXOAL HATIRITY; PECDNDITY; AGING SEX RATIOS LIFP HISTORY OF SKIPJACK TnNA LIFE HISTORY UU

HATER STREAKS HATER QUALITY OF 3 RIVER BASIN IN N.E. BC. LIFE HISTORY OP THE EHERALD SHINEB IN SO. DAK. 212

SYSTEHATICS OF TINAHODS SYSTEBATICS DISTRIBUTION AND LIFE HISTORY OF VERTEBRATES ESP. BIRDS AND nABM 32

NS SKINK POPOLATION ECOLOGY OF COLO-CLOODED VERTEBRATES LIFE HISTORY OF HEHBLES SALAHANDER ECOLOGY OF A 295

E BOOK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PARKS AND ilLDLIFE BANAGEHENT LIFE HISTORY RESEARCH ON HILDLIFE NATIONWIDE OUT 378

AND PISHHAY CONSTRUCTION STRIPED BASS AND SHELT FISHERY LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OF ANADROMOUS FISH OF THE N 220

HYSORE TOXOPLASMOSIS ACAROLOGY SOIL «ITES (ORIBATEI) LIFE HISTORY STUDIES TAXONOMY SABBATICAL - UNIV 633

AH LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS OF UTAH LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY AND MIGRATION OF PELAGIC B 99

AH LIFE HISTORY, ECOLOGY AND MIGRATION OF PELAGIC BIRDS LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS AND U 99

PROGRAM ESTHRAINE FISHERIES; POPULATION DYNAMICS; EARIY LIFE HISTORY; TAXONOMY OF SCIAENIDAE PARKER RIVE 137

CONSULTATION RESEARCH TESTING LIFE SCIENCES 235

OF HASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DVC LIG. BOT, RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION 27

IN DIATOM POPULATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY OF SULFITE HASTE IIGAOC TO R. TROUT PISH BIOASSAYS ACUTE 6 SUBL 281

ENT REMOTE SENSING OF THE OCEAN PRODUCTIVITY POLLUTION LIGHT PENETRATION IN SEA AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS 132

I OCEANOGRAPHY ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENTAL BUOY DATA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA AND HEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA 122

ELEVENCE TO POLLUTION CONTROL BICCHEHICAL DEGRADATION CF LIGNIN DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL HASTE TREATMENT AERA 69U

STIGATION OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE LIMERICK NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION ECOLOGICAL I 337

N AND ANCIENT CARBONATE SEDIMENTS fALECOLOGY OF TICHENOR LIMESTONE FORAMINIFEFAL-ALG AL COLONIES BAHAMAS S 90

ND CROPS SOIL FERTILITY AMD CHOP PRODUCTION RESEARCH IN LIMING FERTILIZERS SOIL FORMATION EFFECTS OF HI 76S

CKERS, HOMING MECHANISMS LARVAL FISH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNETIC BLUEGILL FRY IMPACT OF DYLOX ON AQUATIC 772

LANKTON SUCCESSION IN LIMNETIC PHYTOPLANKTON GRAZING BY ESTUARINE ZOOP 39

CHANNELIZATION ON FISHES AND THEIR HABITAT OYSTER CULTCH LIMNOLOGICAL STUDY OF FONTANA RESERVOIR FISHERY UU 1

USING HEAVY METALS S HEAT AS HELL AS GENERAL LIMNOLOGY LIMNOIOGICAL SURVEY OF A BAY ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN 279

CE AQUATIC ECOLOGY SPECIALIZING IN PRODUCTIVITY STUDIES LIMNOIOGICAL SURVEY OF THE CLARION AND TIONESTA U95

EA ZOOPLANKTON STUDIES IN OSHEGO HARBOR AREA BIOLOGICAL LIMNOLCGY 6 FISHERIES BIOLOGY BENTHOS OF NEAR SH 207

EHENT - REVIEH OF NEPA STATEMENTS INFORMAL CONSULTATION LIMNOICGY - STREAM SYSTEM - WRITING OR EVALOATIN '527

DY OF FONTAN* RESERVOIR FISHERY MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY AND LIMNOLOGY EFFECT OF CHANNELIZATION ON PISHES AND UUl

LGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY IIMNOIOGY SUTROPHICATION OF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YOR 278

ERTEBRATES USING HEAVY METALS 6 HEAT AS HELL AS GENERAL LIMNOLOGY LIMNOLOGICAL SURVEY OF A BAY ON LAKE C 279

GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE AND FRESHHATER SEDIMENTS REGIONAL LIMNOLOGY OF MINNESOTA POLLUTION OF LAKE ONONDAG 182

Y HATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BENTHIC FAUNA FISHES LIMNOLCGY OF THO DISSIMILAR SUBARCTIC STREAMS DI 518

P SUSPENDED AND COLLOIDAL PARTICLES IN HATER BIOPHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY REAERATION OF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTE UOO

ENTIC HATERS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOE SUMMIT 6 PAXSOS LAKES LIHNOtOGY HATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BENT 518

A STRONG BACKGROUND IN ICHTHYOLOGY AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY LIMNOIOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION INSTREAM 337

ROCKS ISLAND DAM LIMBICK NUCLEAR STATION 363

ERFOHL TERRESTRIAL 6 HETLAND EVALUATION FOR TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR WILDLIFE EVALUATION DRAFT E.I.S. 575

SOIL CLAY MINERALOGY AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS LINEAR PROGRAM FOR QUANTITATIVE CLAY ANALYSIS 351

DEVELOPMENT TESTING OF IBBBED LINES AND HYBRIDS OF FIELD CORN 357

EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR POHER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF LIQUID NATURAL GAS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF SWG 511

SOCIATED ECOSYSTEMS LEAD POISONING IN HATEBPOHl TESTING LITERATURE REVIEH ON EFFECTS OF HEAVY ME'^ALS IN 27U

HINE BACTERIA ACTIVITIES OF MICROBES IN HYDROSPHERE AND LITHOSPHERE (GEOMICPOAIOLOGY) MICROBIAL LEACHING 203

ILELOPATHY A STUDY OF THE EFFECT CF CERTAIN SPECIES LE«F LITTER ON THE GROWTH OF CERTAIN PLANTS A PRELIMI 533

IVER NEAR BORDENTOHN NJ NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE EGG INLET MARINE AND FBESHUATER FISHEHIE U57

CEVEN PARK HISTORIC HOUSE 6 CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLE KANAHHA B. H. VA. DEISGN AND MANAGEMENT 63U

CTS IN A MARINE SNAIL EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. LITTORSA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES AT BODEGA HEAD CA 299

SPECIES EVALUATION OF EXOTIC GAME BIRD PROGRAM PHEASANT LIVE TBAPPING STUDY QUANTICO MCB DEAD DEER SUBVE 7 18

CLLING ORGAN GROWTH IN MAMMALS MECHANISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVER GROHTH DAMAGE INDUCED GROWTH - RADIATION 20

S AND MAMMALS AND WILDLIFE DISEASES CHEMICAL RESIDUES IN LIVESTOCK NATIVE RODENTS IN UTAH LIFE HISTORY AN 99

DLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT WORLD HERITAGE TRUST LIVING RESOUBCE MANGEMENT EFFECTS OF SUBFACE MIN 677

BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF FBEE LIVING UNGULATES 1t9

FAUNA SOUTHERN SPAIN BIOGEOGRAPHY HERPETOFAONA, MOROCCC LIZARD ECOLOGY PRESAHARAN ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTHERN 97

ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF TERBESTRIAL VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS LIZARD ECOLOGY SQUIRREL COMPETITION AND ECOLOGY 215

BIOGEOGRAPHY COM". POP. CYTOGENETICS S EVOL. SCELOP0HD5 LIZARDS EVOLUTION COMPARATIVE POPULATION CYTOG 297

ERAL CYCLING COVE POINT BENTHIC STUDY EFFECTS OF THERMAL LOADIKG AND WATER QUALITY ON ESTUARINE ONE DEGRE 300

FISH IN NEW YORK RESPONSE OF FISH POPULATION TO REDUCED LOADING OF LAKE PHOSPHORUS POPOLATION DYNAMICS 277

SL MANAGEMENT PBIMARY PBODUCTIVITY ANNUAL AND SEASONAI LOBLOLLY PINE SITE PRODUCTIVITY - SOIL FACTORS H 571

EMENT OF NORTHWEST ATLANTIC HERRING STOCKS STATE-FEDEBAL LOBSTER MANAGEMENT PLAN - II STATES MAXIMIZING L 18

E-FEDERAL LOBSTER MANAGEMENT PLAN - II STATES MAXIMIZING LOBSTER YIELDS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF MABINE FI 16

D FLOATING TBAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON YIELDS CF LOBSTEBS POPULATION DYNAMICS INCLUDING STATISTI 651

UNITY GOVERNMENT WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT LCWA AS FACTOR IN LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION 1(83

ANT BIOLOGISTS NEOTROPICAL ANGICSPERM TAXONOMY; NE U.S. LOCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE OF CONNEC U21t

MENTAL PLANNING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COUNTY LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLAN PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6 C 385

CHURCH DAM SITE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF GATHBIGHT CAM SITE LOCSTION FOR HAMPTON ROADS SPOIL BANK ECOLOGY A 62

FISHES AND FEEDING COMPETITION ON AN INTERSPECIFIC LEVEL LOCATION OF SHAD SPAWNING SITES CONNECTICUT BIV 190

ELOPMEHT KEHOE LAKE LAND EEQUIBEMENTS PLAN WILLOW ISLAND LOCKS AND DAM - ENV. IMPACT STATMENT ENVIRONMENT U07

COLOGY WATER RELATIONS OF DESERT ANTELCPES ENERGETICS CE lOCCMCTION METABOLISM 6 TEMPEBATOBE REGULATION 716

ECTS GENETICS OF ADAPTIVE RACE FORMATION DYNAMICS OF TWO LOCOS SYSTEMS BEHAVIOURAL ASPECTS OF MIMICRY EV 732

VALUATION - HASTE DISPOSAL FOB CAMPGROUND SOIL DAMAGE ON LOGGED AREAS OF NEH YORK SOIL SCIENCE APPLIED T 157

ECOLOGY AND HABITAT SELECTION BIRD POPULATION EFFECT CF LOGGING ON TIMBER OPERATIONS AND WILDLIFE WILDLI 762

FE RESOURCES LONG-RANGE LAND USE PLANNING FOR FISH AND HILDLI 582

RES ON DELAWARE ESTUARY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF C 6 D CABUL LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ADHINSTEBED 7 17

XICOLOGY ESPECIALLY OF AIR HATEB AND OTHER POLLUTANTS LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES IN SSTRBSS CONDI 539

YHDROME IN THE HARD CLAM FATTY ACIDS IN MARINE FOOD WEBS LONG-TERM OBSERVATIONS ON BENTHIC FISHES DISTBI 366

TER BALANCE IN FISH REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND BA LOSS IN BROOK TBOUT AT LOH PH SALT GLAND OF SEA 530

OLOGY OF FISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY OF FISHES IN LENTIC AND LOTIC EN/IBONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WAT 750

H OIL SPILL IN THE SCROYIKILL RIVEB BASIN AQOACULTURE IN LOUISIANA SALT-MARSH IMPOUNDMENT SHELLFISH HATCH 597

CTS ON FISH AND HILDLIFE SABINE RIVER DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT 625

LAND ECOLOGY LEAD POISONING IN HATERFOHL CANVASBACK DOCK LOUISIANA HETLANDS WATERFOWL AND WET 17

PTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROOK TROUT AT LOW PH SALT GLAND OF SEA SNAKES ION AND WATER BA 530

AND LITHOSPHERE (GEOMICPOAIOLOGY) MICROBIAL LEACHING CF LOW-GBADE SULFIDE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY 6 MSNGAN 203

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ED HYPERSENSITIVITY TO BERYLLIOM COflPOONDS THE EFFECT OF LONG ANTIBODY ON EXPERIBENTAL PNEONOCONIOSIS AN 95

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AND LIFE HISTORY FLORISTIC SURVEY CF BOBEHEAD CITY FORT MACON JETTYS NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOMIC AND MORP 519

PLE COMMONITEIES DIATOM PLOCTOATIONS IN ACID MINE HATERS BACROBENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RIFFLE HATERS MACR 116

E SYSTEMS CARBON-IU BENTHIC ECOLOGY-POOD CHAIN DYNAMICS BACBufiENTHOS OF CAPE FEAR RIVER ESTUARY FOOD CHA 720

MINE NATERS BACROBENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RIPPLE HATERS BACR08ENTHOS SYNERGISBS OP RIPPLE COMBONITEIES D 116

TUNIS THERMAL EFFECTS UPON EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF LEPOHIS MlCPOCHiaUS CONTEOILED SPANNING OP FRESH HATER/B 176

LLOTION ON BENTHIC ORGANISBS EFFECTS OP DYLOT ON BENTHIC BACBOFAUNA EFFECT OF CIRCULATING HATER SYSTEBS L 381

Y TECHNIQUE IN ENDPIN POISONING OF SHAHNEE LAKE BENTHIC MACROPAONAl PRODUCTION ACID BINE DRAINAGE STREAB 282

ER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THFRBAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCTION; FISHES BACROINVERTEBRATES AND TROPHIC LEVELS HARRISBUHG 183

TS OF pnxp STORAGE POPULATION DYNABICS OP SALBONIDS AND BACROIN-'ERTEBPATES CORNING GLASS WORKS EFFECTS 0 619

OARIES CRAB RESOURCES OF MAINE AQOACOLTORE POTENTIAL FOR MAINE BARINE BOTANY - BOTH PHYCOLOGY 6 MYCOLOGY 583

NG BEHAVIOR OF BALE WOODCOCK ECOLOGY OF RUFFED GROUSE IN MAINE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEBENT 618

KTON - DIATOM STUDY OP MAINE ESTOARIES CRAB RESOURCES OP BAINE AQUACOLT^R?, POTENTIAL FOR MAINE MARINE BO 583

ORTALITY FIELD EXPERIMENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LARVA BERRING BAINE COAST ESTIMATES LARVAL HERRING MORTALITY S 273

ISLANDS TRUST BILL EUTOPHIC ATION OF COBBOSSEE WATERSHED BAINE COASTAL WETLANDS GROUNDTROTH DENNIS AND TR 516

tRB EFFECTS OF ACCOTHION ON FISH POPULATIONS IN NORTHERN BAINE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS STOCKING RATES IN PONDS 73

CTH PHYCOLOGY 6 HYCOLOGY NANNOPL ANKTON - DIATOM STUDY CF MAINE ESTUARIES CRAB RESOURCES OP BAINE AQOACULT 583

TIC ECOSYSTEBS IMPACT OF OIL SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS BAY BAINE OFFSHORE OIL AND NEW ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL E U97

CTIVITY IN ''HE BARINF ENVIRONBENT PRODUCTIVITY - GOLF CF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLO 805

CTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GOLF OF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLO 806

ECOLOGICAL STUDIES CONNECTICUT RIVER HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY BAINE YANKEE HAMPTON HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY THE USE 689

PACT STATEBENT WYOBTNG VALLEY SUSQUEHANA RIVER PA EIS BAINTENANCB DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD POTOHOC B 18

TH FLORIDA REGIONAL AIPORT SITE SLECTION STUDY EFFECT OP MAINTENANCE DREDGING-BOTSU ENVIRONBENTAL ASSESSM 2

ONG WATER BORNE DISEASES BALACCIOGY ANATOMY IMMUNOLOGY SYSTEMATICS MEK 173

TORY, WOODS HOLE, BASS. SHELL PENETRATION BY ORGANISMS MALACOLOGY INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY MARINE-ESTU ARI 112

OLTIVATION OP PARASITES AND INVERTEBRATES CULTIVATION CP MALARIA DESIGN AND OPERATION OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS 728

OP RURAL AFGANISTAN EFFECT OF MICROS PORID AN PARASITES CN MALARIA BED ENTOMOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON DISEASE 755

LIES ON CHOCERCIASIS CONTROL BICRCSPORIDS ON BLACK FLIES MALARIA CONTROL BLOODSUCKING F 36U

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TION DYNAMICS OF AVIAL SPECIES POPULATION ECOLOGY OP THE BALLARD PESTICIDES TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR AND TH 326

OF BIGHORN SHEEP PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STARVATION OH HAINOTRITION UPON BULE DEER INTERRELATIONSHIPS 623

L AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF ZOOPLANKTON THE EFFECT CF HALTHION ON CRAYFISH RESPIRATION TEBPORAL S SPAT 59U

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OT REBUNERATION BROAD NATURAL HISTORY ESPECIALLY BIBC BAMBAL AND PLANT ECOLOGY ALL CONSULTANT SERVICES 210

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PIELn WORK FOR RESEARCH IN RANGE ECCSYSTEHS AND SHALL BAMBAL POPULATION DYNAMICS 461

BALL MAMMALS STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION - FORESTS AND SMALL BAMBAL POPULATIONS FORESTS OP PRINCE EDWARD CO. 251

RIMENTAL VERT. ECOLOGY AND CYTOGENETICS WITH EMPHASIS CN BAMHAI POPULATIONS VERTEBRATE WATERSHED SURVEY C 78

NAMICS OF RAPTORS IN SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE AVIAN ECOLOGY f- BAMMAIIAN AND COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY BOTH IN LAB 523

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ANOES DURING DEVELOPMENT RHA-INDDCED METAPLASIA CELLS CF MAMMALIAN OVIDUCT CELL AND TISSUE CH 259

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NDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION BAMMAIIAN SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY VERTEBRATES OP 758

THE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF GAME SPECIES OP BIRDS A SD MAMMALS 138

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AL BEHAVIOR PARASITES OP MAN AND SMAIL BABBALS AND EXPERIBENTAL NATURAL HISTORY IN ANIB 283

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IN EASTERN NORtr AMERICA MICROHAEITAT SELECTION IN SMAIL BABBAIS AT THE CONIFEROUS-DECIDUOUS ECOTONE ECOL 398

BABBALS OP NEW BEXICO EVOLUTIONARY BICLOGY CF BABBALS BAT ECOLOGY ANIBAL - PLANT INTERACTIONS 790

IBUTTON AND LIFE HISTORY OF VERTFERATES ESPi BIRDS AND MAMMALS COMPILATION OP WILDLIFE IBPORTED IN US S 32

ETICS AND DISTRIBUTION EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON SMALL MAMMALS ENERGETICS OF PASSERINE NESTLINGS VERTE 65

ON FROM SEDIBENTS NUTRIENT STODIES ON CORAL REEFS MARINE BABBALS PROB CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTEHAS AQUATIC 551

EST AND WILDLIFE ECOLOGY POPULATION STODIES FOREST SBAIL MAMMALS IMPACT OF MAN ON APPALACIAN ECOSYSTEM E 662

IC MAMMAL PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY CF MAMMALS IN ARCTIC AND COLD CONDITIONS NUCLEAR PO 327

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S POPULATION BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS OP SBAIL HAMBALS IN FORESTS EFFECT OP BAST PRODUCTION ON 276

AL ABEINOGENESIS BECHANISBS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROWTH IN BAHBAIS MECHANISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVER GROWTH D 20

AND ENVIRONMENTS ECOLOGY OF THE MOHAWK RIVER PLOODPLAINS MAMMALS OP BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS SMALL MAMMALS OF 118

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RIVER PLOODPLAINS MAMMALS OF BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS SMALL BABBAIS OP PIEDMONT FORESTS ECOLOGICAL RELATION 118

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ALS AT THE CONIFEROUS-DECIDUOUS ECOTONE ECOLOGY OP SMALL MABBALS ON IRON-TITANIUB MINE WASTE DUMPS IN THE 398

KIDNEY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHOLOGY IN DESERT HAMMALS RENAL DEVELOPMENT IN NEONATAL BABBALS WA 303

VIOR ORGANIZATION OF VERTEBRATES BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OP BAMMALS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEDTOBA FUSCIPES 395

HAMPSHIRE BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF SMAIL MAMMALS TERRESTRIAL WILDLIFE SURVEY SEABROOK NEH 236

RPHOLOGY IN DESERT MAMMALS RENAL CEVELOPMENT IN NEONATAL MAMMAiS WATER BALANCE IN BATS FROM XERIC HABITAT 3113

NCE IN BATS FROM XPRIC HABITATS WATER ECONOMY OF DESERT BAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STRDCTURE AND 303

ITACEAN BRAIN COMPARATIVE NEVROANATOB OF MAMMLIAN NERVOUS SYSTEM COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OP C 360

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ARINE OCEAN COUNTY REG. SEH. AUTH. FNV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMHODTH REG. SEW. AUTR. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAWA U67

CRY EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL AND POPULATION GENETICS CF MAN ABO INSECTS GENETICS OF ADAPTIVE RACE FORMAT 732

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TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OP COHS0LT«TI0N EXPERIENCE HHD PRINCIPLE FIELD

COLOGT POPDliTION STUDIES FOREST SHALL HAHHAIS IHPACT 0?

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AND DEPENDENCE OF BAN ON ECOSYSTEBS OF BOTH NATOFAL AND

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PEST CONTROL PROGEJB

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ATTRACTION INTEGRATED HETHODS PEST CONTROL 6 VEGETATIVE
BIGHORN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PARKS AND HILDLIFE
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L ASSESSBENT - LAZ. CARD., BICH., HEX. NATURAL RESOURCE
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ECOLOGY AND SYSTEHATICS OF DEEP SEA CORALS PROGEAB

APPIE PREDATOR FISH INTRODUCTIONS IN RESERVOIRS FISHERY

AND HIDDLE ATLANTIC DOBESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL FISHERY
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EST BANAGEBENT OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES PEST
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RESERVOIR FISHERIES FISHERIES

BNIBAL ECOLOGY AND BANAGEHENT AND TEACHING ENVIEONBENTAL
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SURVEY OF WASHINGTON DC METSOPOIITAN REGION VEGETATION
NING 8 NANAGEHENT RECREATION INPACT ON BILDLIFE RESOORCE
COLOGY OP AOOATIC HABITATS THEIR INHABITANTS AND THEIR
FOREST PLANT ECOLOGY AND PRIMARY PRODOCTIVITY ; RESOOBCE
Y MOUNTAINS FOREST RESOURCES SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL
ESEAPCH 6 MANAGEMENT ADMINISTERING FISHERY RESEARCH AND
MANAGEMENT OP DEPARTMENT OP ARMY PEST
NAGEMENT PLANS RECREATION RESOORCE ANALYSIS PLANNING S
NITAPY LANDFILLS DFCOMPOS ITION OF CELLOLOSE SOLID WASTE
AL WORK IN EDUCATION POLLUTION ANALYSIS AND SOLID WASTE
S ON LONG ISLAND INDUSTRIAL WASTES PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND
OLLOTION ANALYSIS AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE

PLANT EFFLUENTS DESIGN INCINERATOR FOR BIO AGENTS WASTE
CEER-RANGE CARRYING CAPACITY NONGAHE WILDLIFE AND FOREST

AGRIBUSINESS
OREST WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - INVENTORY HABITAT PRESCRIEE

ECONOMICS AND POLICY ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOORCE
ECTS OPON FISH AND WILDLIFE POND MANAGEMENT TROOT STREAM

5 OF WATER RESOURCE PROJECTS OPON FISH AND WILDLIFE POND
ROLE OF ANIMAL WASTES IN WATER POLLOTION WATER QOALITY

FRESH WATER HABITATS FOR PEOPLE

OGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPOONDMENTS OPEN MARSH WATER

E TRAPPING STUDY QOANTICO MCB DEAD DEER SURVEY WILDLIfE

ECOLOGY - INSECT AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR SYMBIOSIS INSECT
E GNATS INTEGRATED CONTROL OF THE HOUSE FLY INSECT PEST

CULTCH LIMNOLOGICAL STUDY OF FONTANA RESERVOIR FISHERY

IN AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDING RESEARCH EVALDATION AND

PEST

CONTROL OF PLANT PESTS
PE RESEARCH PROJECTS WATERFOWL AND WETLANDS ECOLOGY AND
OF RUFFED GROUSE IN MAINE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE
ATION OF DDNES ON AMELIA ISLAND GRASSLAND FERTILITY AND

6 VEGETATIVE MANAGEMENT FOREST PRODOCTIVITY; VEGETATION
OLATION ECOLOGY CANADA GEESE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY; WILDLIFE
ER APPLICATIONS 6 DATA PROCESSING ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION

LONG ISLAND, NY SHORE MANAGEMENT GOIDELINES PLANNING 6
AL LEACHING OF LOW-GRADE SULFIDE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY 6
DRAINAGE ABATEMENT WORLD HERITAGE TRUST LIVING RESOURCE
RTH CAROLINA BARRIER ISLANDS SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY OF A
P PLUCUATING WATER LEVELS FISHERIES AND AQDATIC BIOLOGY
EVELS FISHERIES AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY HANHADEN MIGRATIONS
TROL SURFACE WATER MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF
TAINS THE BIOLOGY OF THE CLOODLAND DEER MOUSE PEROHYSCOS
PAOSE-BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT PHOTO- PERIODIC-RESPONSE— PHOTO
SISTANT RESEARCH ASSISTANT ECOLOGICAL STODIES - HABITAT
F NEW YORK SOIL SCIENCE APPLIED TO TREE WATER RELATIOR;
CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR WILDLIFE WETLAND HABITAT TECHNIQUES
LOGY OF WETLANDS WILD TURKEY RE-ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES
ES FOR SLUDGE DISPOSAL TREATABILITY OF VARIOUS MUNITIONS

OF LAND USE ON WATER QOALITY EFFECTS OF FERTILIZERS AND
CH IN LIMING FERTILIZERS SOIL FORMATION EFFECTS OF HIGH
ASE OF HERRING SCIENTIFIC REVIEW AND EDITING OF OCEANIC
ALPINE ARCTIC AND WOOD PLANT IDENTIFICATION VEGETATION
Y, CA. MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETATION

LVICULTURE OF HARDWOOD AND MIZED STANDS ANNUAL CANKER OF
FOR COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOIL SCIENCE Ct ASSIFICATIOR
INIFERA PALEOENVIRONMETAL INTERPRETATIONS CLIMATOLOGICAL
PICAL SOILS SOIL SURVEY SOIL CLASSIFICATION GENESIS ADD

GROWTH, NUTRITION OF PEAT BOGS VEGETATION ANALYSIS AND
NW ECOADOR TREE IDENTIFICATION PREPARATION OF BOOKS AND
ON-FARMED RURAL LAND CAMPGROUNDS AND CAMPERS IN NEW YORK

ANALYSIS SIMOLATION MARSH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF SHALL BOAT
OLOGlCAl SIGNIFICANCE OF COASTAL WETLANDS SHALLOW WATER
D TAXONOMY OF MARINE BENTHIC ALGAE ECOLOGY OF INTERTICAL
NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOHIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF
SHWATER ALGAE OPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF DDT S DIEIDRIN tY
R MARINE S ESTDARINE ECOLOGY MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS
ASTAL WETLANDS SHALLOW WATER MARINE 6 ESTOABINE ECOLOGY
INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND SEA WATER ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY
OL DITCHES IN SAITMARSHES PHOSPHORUS CYCIING IN NATURAL
AN SCIENCE WORKSHOP MARINE PRODUCTS

OF CALDER LAKE, BIOLOGICAL NOTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF
SN, HJ NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE EGG INLET
HYDROSOIL INTERACTIONS OP ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS WITH
EGILL AND LARGEMOUTH BASS ECOLOGY OP PISHES; ECOLOGY CF
POLLOTION OF LAKE ONONDAGA, NEW YORK CIOGIOCHENISTRY OP
ALVE LARVAE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY OF
AL REEFS; THERORETICAL ECOLOGY; BIOGBOGRAPHY OF TROPICAL
ADHINSTERED TO NEWBORN HATS BHVIHOHHESTAl PHYSIOLOGY OF

OF PRODOCTIVITY FRESH WATER ALSC TIBMOTE SENSING SHALLOW

MANAGEMENT PEST MANAGEMENT IN COASTAL AND ESTOAR 23

MANAGEMENT PROTOPERIODISM AND ECOLOGY OF THALLAS 156

MANAGEMENT PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING IMPAC 776

MANAGEMENT PLAN - II STATES MAXIMIZING LOBSTER Y 18

MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COONTY LOCAL GOVERNMENT PL 385

MANAGEMENT PLAN POOR NATURAL AREAS OSE OF CHLORO 710

MANAGEMENT PLANS RECREATION RESOORCE ANALYSIS 6«3

MANAGEMENT PREDICTIVE MODELING AND MONITORING OF 21

MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODOCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES 1U«

MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY ANNUAL AND SEAS 571

MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS DIRECTING ALLSTATE FRESHWATE 29

MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS PESTICIDE CATEGORIZATION 602

MANAGEMENT RECREATION IMPACT ON WILDLIFE RESOORC 6«3

MANAGEMENT REST AREA OSAGE ACID AND GAS PRODOCTl 808

MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STODY-STATE OP 362

MANAGEMENT SOLOTIONS IN COASTAL ZONE RESOORCES C 811

MANAGEMENT STODY-STATE OF H ASSACHUSETTS-HAYTHEON 362

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM EFFLUENTS/RECYCLING MICROBIAL 102

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS EFFECTS OP ENVIRONMENTAL MOD 158

MANAGEMENT THE AGRIBUSINESS COUNCIL INC. 105

MANAGEMENT TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES WHITETAILED DEE 626

MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMATION OF PASTORAL MASAI IN K 175

MANAGEMENT TROUT POND MANAGEMENT REPORTING ON T 96

MANAGEMENT TROOT STREAM MANAGEMENT TROUT POND MA 96

MANAGEMENT WATER POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL WATER 3UU

MANAGEMENT WATERFOWL AND ASSOC. IN BRACKISH AND 136

MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETLANDS ECOLOGY EC 216

MANAGEMENT WITH EMPHASIS ON SMALL GAME SPECIES E 718

MANAGEMENT BIOLOGICAL CONTROL RESEARCH ASSOCIAT 13

MANAGEMENT BITING FLIES MOSQUITOES FILTH FLIE 23

MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY AND LIMNOLOGY EFFECT OF CHAN UU1

MANAGEMENT GENERAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION COMP 338

MANAGEMENT HORTICULTURAL AND HEALTH INSECTS 612

MANAGEMENT QUARANTINE REGULATION AND INTEGRATED 206

MANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION OIL SPIL 22U

MANAGEMENT UPLAND AND BIG GAME INFLUENCE OF DEE 618

MANAGEMENT; COASTAL STABILIZATION; LAND RECLAMAT 801

MANAGEMENT; PLANT GEOGRAPHY; FOREST ECOLOGY PLAN 186

MANAGEMENT; WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT BLACKBIRD D ?30

MANAGER ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING COMPOT 187

MANAGING NATURAL RESOORCES - SOCIAL ECOSOHIC E U71

MANGANESE NODULES HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE EFFECTS 0 203

MANGEMENT EFFECTS OF SURFACE MINING ON U.S. FISH 677

MANGROVE SWAMP COMPARISON OF ESTUARINE MARSHES 521

MANHACEN MIGRATIONS MANHADEN PARASITES EFFECTS 0 105

MANHADEN PARASITES EFFECTS OF FLOCUATING WATER L 005

MANHASSET BAY GROUND RECHARGE IN SUFFOLK COUNTY 200

MANICULATUS NUBITERRAE: SYSTEMATICS AND DISTSIBU 398

HANIP BESBICDES ON INSECT PEST COMPARATIVE BIOC 315

MANTPOLATIONS IN BILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - ORNITHOLO 167

MANS IMPACT; AND LAND USE PLANNING TRANSPORT FAC 157

MANUAL FEDERAL-AID WILDLIFE RESEARCH PROJECTS W 221

MANUAL ATLANTIC FLYWAY COUNCIL CANADA GOOSE EST 223

MANUFACTURING WASTEWATER DESIGN AND OPERATION 0 572

MANURE ON SOILS AND CROPS SOIL FERTILITY AND CR 765

MANURE RATES ON SOILS AND CROPS EFFECT OP LAND 0 765

MANUSCRIPTS EFFECT ON FISHERIES OF PASSAMAQUODDY 615

HAP SOUTHAMPTON NY FROM AIR PHOTOS FOREST BCOIC HI

MAP SUCCESSION OF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT BODEGA BA 795

MAPLE APPLICATION OF ECOLOGY TO FOREST STAND CU 756

MAPPING AND INTERPRETATIONS FOR LAND OSE PLANNIN 621

HAPPING AND PREDICTION PLANKTONIC FORAMIKIPER AL 355

MAPPING SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND USB FATE 07 ANI 92

MAPPING EFFECT OF ENVI RCNMENTAL FACTORS (TEMPER 171

MAPS O.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION 138

MtRINAS IN NEW YORK RECREATIONAL OSES O" NATOBA 785

MARINAS SIMOLATION MODEL OP NAHRAGANSET" BAY EC 517

MARINE S ESTUARINE ECOLOGY MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUST 159

MARINE ALGAE ECOLOGY AN 7«0

MARINE ALGAE ITS REPRODUCTION AND LIFE HISTORY f 519

MARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DICHLOBERIL B ENDOTB 578

MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS ECOLOGICAL SIGHIFICA 159

MARINE AMPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS MARINE AMPHIPOD CBOS 159

MARINE AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION OP 060

MARINE AND ESTUARINE SYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF BRACKISH «06

MARINE AND FRESH WATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCE 269

MARINE AND FRESH WATER PHYTOPLANKTON AND THEIR E 196

HARINI AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES IN NE OIHTED STA 057

MARINE AND FRESHWATER PHYTOPLANKTON NIH TRAINEE 578

MARINE AND FRESHWATER PLANKTON DOMESTIC-IMDOSTRI 289

HARINP AND FRESHWATER SEDIMENTS REGIONAL tIMNOLO 182

MARINE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR ACOUSTIC RECEPTION AND OB 199

MARINE ANIMALS EFFECTS OF A PANAMA SEA-LEVEL CAW 557

MARINE ANIMALS IMPACT OP TROPICAL STORB AGMES ON 717

MARINE AOTOMiTED ANALYSIS OP PRESR WATER PRODUCT 390

326

TABLE 3 - BESEAPCH OR COHSOLTATI C!l EXPEBIENCE BND PBINCIPIE flELD

LOGY t, HANGHNESE NODDLES HYDROSTATIC PBESSBRE EFFECTS CN MARl!!! BAC-ERIA ACTIVITIES OF MICROBES IN HYDRO 203

HICROBIAL ECOSYSTEnS BARINF 9ACTERI0L0GY FEB C.ENTATION INTERACTIONS IN 356

E ALGAE ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY CF BABINE BEN'HIC ALGAE ECOLOGY OF INTERTIDAL HARIN 7U0

IN nONTSKEAG BAY EFFE7TS OF DREDGING IN BELFAST HARBCF BABINE EENTHIC COBBUNITIFS SURVEY OF MOSTSHEAG B 181

ANALYSIS EFFECTS OF DREDGING AND DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAl BAB1N5 EENTHIC ECOLOGY CAPE COD BAY ECOSYSTFN QO 807

RE AND INTERTIDAL ENVIRONBENTS MARINE BBNTHIC ECOLOGY UITH EBPHASTS ON MEAR-SHO 165

BEDFAUNO, NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA BEIOFAUNA MARINE EENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT MARSK ECOSYSTEM DE 151

BIOLOGICAL STDDY r''!CTOR SYSTEHATICS-ECOLOGY PROGHAP MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY WOODS HOLE BASS. 112

MARINE BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF PLANKT01IC ORGANISMS 260

SALT MARSH MICROCjSBS: A POLLDTICN TOOL EFFECT OF OIL CN MARINE BIOTA SALT MARSH PRODUCTIVITY C PLANT EXP 50U

MARINE BOLLOSCS IN PARTICULAR EfEECTS OF DISTOREANCF CF BARINJ BIVALVE COMMUNITIES EFFECTS OF OPENING MU 5U7

CPAB RESOURCES OF MAINE AQUACOLTOFE POTENTIAL FOB MAINE MARINE BOTANY - BOTH PHYCOLOGY 6 MYCOLOGY NANNOP 583

CESSION OF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT, BODEGA BAY, CA. BARINt BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETATION MAP SUC 795

DUCTS BARINE AND FRESH SATEE FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE HORKSHOP BARINE PRO 269

LL BIOLOGY OF MASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELl BICLOGY CF BARINE COCCOID FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF HAPLOSPORID 5UU

ENERGETICS OP PELAGIE SARGASSUH CCBBUNITY ENERGETICS CF MARINE COMMUNITIES AND POPULATIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE 661

LYSIS OF FRESH WATER PRODUCTIVITY REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MARINE CTMMUNITIES DI NOFIAG EUATE LUMINES CENCE 390

ODA GOLF, ALASKA SYSTEBATICS AND ECOLOGY OF FREE-LIVIIiG BARINE COPEPODA REVIEW OF S PINOCALA NI D AE ARCTIC 170

FIELD STUDIES DREDGING THAMES RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE COVE INLAND WETLANDS BILL ORG ANIZ A'^ ION A 80

K ESTUARY BIOLOGY OF PLANKTONIC MARINE CRUSTACEANS ZOOPLANKTON SURVEY 0" SEABROO 779

SA INTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN FUCDS VESICtlLOSOS SRALLCW BARINE ECHINODERB BIOLOGY-ECOLOGY HOLOTHURIANS ( 380

COLOGICAL STUDY OF DELAWARE RIVER NEAR BORDENTOWN NJ NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE EGG INLET B U57

OGY FISHERY BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION NEW JERSEY BARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGI U87

SARGASSOB REVISION 6 COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY OF TILEFISHES BARINE ECOLOGY 5 SYSTEMATICS OP FISHES FISH STOC 191

ENT CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ECOSYSTEM DDT RESIDUES IN CALIFORNIA CURR 15U

MENTAL DISTRIBUTION OF HEX ACHLORCPHENE PESTICIDES IN TPE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL METABOLISM AND 5U8

SOYBEANS ANALYSIS OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN ThE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ADSORPTION OF CHLORINATE! HYD 309

LLUTION PROBLEMS INPUT-FATE EFFECT ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IN MARINE ENVI^^ONBENT ASSESSBENT PROBLEMS OIL POLLU 213

E INVERTEBRATES OIL EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCS COPPER HASTES IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEMERTEANS EFFECT UU9

ODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STATES PRIBAFY PRODUCTIVITY IN TPE BARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE 805

DUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STRAITS PRIBARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE 806

OTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND, NY MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CURRENTS OFF THE SO 500

IBENTS TRANSPORT AND ALTERATION CF ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS GC-BS ANALYSIS OF PCB DDT OR 636

OP OF FISHES EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON LABORATORY REARED MARINE FISH LARVAE PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVI 692

STATES MAXIMIZING LOBSTER YIELDS POPOIA'^ICN DYNAMICS CF BARINE FISH POPULATIONS MANAGEMENT oF NORTHWEST 18

AINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD, POTOMOC RIVER, Mt MARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH LIFE HISTO US

S OF ADULT ATLANTIC MENHADEN BIOSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS CF BARINE FISHERIES DATA INCLUDING ECOLOGY OF ANIMA 23U

OST BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND POOD REIATIONSHI PS CF TROPICAL BARINE FISHFS LAKE - CONSULTANT - ONGOING EUTROP 176

BLACK DRUB ANALOG SIBULATION IN FISH POPULATION STUDIES MARINE FISHFS OF VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHORE POPUL 579

ND EVOLUTION OF FRESHWATER ESTUARINE AND SHALLOW WATER MARINE FISHFS OLDMANS CREEK MARSH STUDY COMPARAT 233

FS COLONIZATION CF ARTIFICIAL REEF BY FISHES ECOLOGY CF BARINE FISHES ESPECIALLY REEF SPECIES AND THEIR 311

STRESS A STRESS SYNDROME IN THE HARD CLAM FATTY ACIDS IN MARINE FOOD WEBS LONG-TERM OBSERVATIONS ON R5NTH 366

NTHOH MEMBRANES IN TWO FISH SPECIES MARINE INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY ACA 775

ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND FORM IN MARINE INVERTEBRATES 709

CONTROL CF CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH FREE AMINO ACIDS AND BARINE INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN CYCLE IN SHALLOW 760

NEMERTEANS EFFECT OF METALS Oil ETC. ON PHYSIOLOGY CF MARINE INVERTEBRATES OIL EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCS COP U119

D GASTROPOD MOLLUSCS TOXINS CF MARINE INVERTEBRATES PARTICULARLY CFPHALOPODS AN 671

OLOGICAL IMPACT OF NUCLEAR PLANT, N.H. COAST BIOLOGY CF MARINE LARVAE AND FOULING AND BORING ORGANISMS L 162

L EFFECTS OF METALS CRUDE OIL INSECTICIDES SYNDETS TO BARINE LIFE CADMIUM POISONING IN BARINE ORGANISB 205

ING IN MARINE ORGANISMS TOXICOLOGY OF SYNDETS AND NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYSI 205

DIFFUSION FROM SEDIMENTS NUTRIENT STUDIES CN CORAL REEFS MARINE MAMMALS FROM CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTFRAS A 551

IC ECOLOGY SALT MARSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PARTICULARIY MARINE BEIOFAUNA MEIOFAHNA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH 151

ODES ECOLOGICAL CONSULTANT ON THEEHAL STRESS ECOLOGY CP MARINE MEIOFAUNA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE 726

MARINE MICROBIAL ECOLOGY "10

BENT IN CLOSED ECOSYSTEMS HOMIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES BARINE BICROBIAL ECOLOGY SEAWEED COLONIZATION 6 6U6

CILITIES WESTCHESTER COUNTY LENTIC-LOTIC STUDY PHYTOBAC MARINE BICROBIOLOGY - PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY WAT 113

CT ON ESTUARIES THERMAL EFFECT ON THE CONNECTICUT RIVER BABINE MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF BARI 91

BARI>lE MICROORGANISM 166

EFFECTS OF CLUMPING POPULATION AND COMBONITY BIOLOGY CF BARINE MOLLUSCS IN PARTICULAR EFFECTS OF DISTURB 5U7

CAl ECOLOGY OF BARINE NEMATODES PFYSIOIOGICAL ECOLOGY CP BARINE NEBATODES ECOLOGICAL CONSULTANT ON THERBA 726

SS ECOLOGY OF BARINE BEIOFAUNA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF BARINE NEMATODES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OP BARINE 726

ESSING POPULATION ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION THE MARINE NEWSL'^TTER DIRECTORY OF PERSONNEL OF THE 19

ANKTON ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FRESH-WATER AND MARINE OCEAN COUNTY REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSM U67

ION BASELINF STDDY COASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP MARSH ECOLTGY MARINE OIL POLLU-ION MID-WATER TO BENTHIC ECOLOG 719

IDOOUS FOREST BIOME NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING SUNNY POINT MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING 198

STPY OF MUCOSUBSTANCES IN CLAB PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY CF MARINE ORGANISMS ECOLOGY OF MILLSTONE POINT CON 333

lES AT BODEGA HEAD, CALIFORNIA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY CF MARINE ORGANISMS HEA" EFFECTS IN A MARINE SNAIL 299

NG ISLAND ABNORMALITIES IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTURE CF MARINE ORGANISMS MARINE WETLANDS OF SUFFOLK AND 721

PONSE OF GREEN CRAB TO METALS HEAVY METAL BIOASSAY WITH BARINE ORGANISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF ESTUA lUO

NSECTICIDES SYNDETS TO BARINE LIFE CADMIUM POISONING IN MARINE ORGANISMS TOXICOLOGY OF SYNDETS AND NTA T 205

COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY EBPHASIS ON DISEASES OF FISH MARINE PATHOLOGY IMMUNOLOGY OF PISCINE VIPROSIS 796

G HABITS OF PINK AND CHUB SALMON SECONDARY PRODUCTION CF BARINE PELAGIC ZOOPLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUA 382

THERMAL POLLUTION AND PHYTOPLANKTON COUNT AND IDENTIFY BARINE PHYTOPLANK'^ON 109

B AND ECOLOGY OF THALLASIA REBOTE SENSING OCEANOGRAPHY MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON AND ANGICSPERM PHYSIOLOGICA 158

OR"H A-^LANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATER CURRENTS IN N.Y. BIGHT BARINE PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY EIOGEOGRAPHY QUA 591

EFFECTS ON BARINE PLANKTON THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS CN BARINE PLANKTON ESTUARINE AND MARINE PLANKTON B 56«

RBAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLANKTON ESTUAPINE AND MARINE PLANKTON BIOLOGY AND POLLUTION EFFECTS EV 56U

ES BARINE PLANKTON STUDIES ENDANGERED SPECIES STUDI 38U

OLIUTION E'FECTS EVALUATION THERHAl DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLANKTON TU'RMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON BAR 56U

EFFECTS OS BARINE PLANKTON THERBAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS CN BARINE PLANKTON THERBAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON BAR 56U

TRONMENTAL INFORMATION SPECIALIST MARINE PLAltK'^ONIC ALGAE. AT PRESENT I AM AN ENV 778

EFFECTS CF MARINE POLLUTION (OIL) ON MOLLUSCS (PELECYPOaS) 685

FRESH WATER FISHES BARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE HOBKSNCP BARINE PRODUCTS MARINE AND 269

BARINE RADIOFCOrOGY AND CHEBICAL OCEANOGRAPHY 232

INDUSTRIAL POLIOTION ABATEMENT CCSTS CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE RESOURCE PLANNING LONG ISLAND NY SHORE «7t

327

TftBLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOLTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

CT SPORT FISflERT OF BISCATNE BAY, FLORIDA ENVIRONMENTAL
IVER, VIRGINIA POBLIC EDDCA'^ION IN

PHIATIONS - TRESIS RESEARCH IN HERRING GULLS POPOLATICNS
Y POLLUTANTS ORGANIC NITROGEN CYCLE IN HARINE SEDIHENTS
HESIS TNHIPITION BY POLLUTANTS ORGANIC NITROGEN CYCLE IN
HISTRY 0? VATER AND SEOIBENTS ABINO ACID GEOCHEdlSTRY CF
SIOLCGICAl ECOLOGY OF BARINE ORGANISMS HEAT EFFECTS IN A
D ORIENTATION OF LARGE SHARKS PREY SELECTION BEHAVIOR OP
TH POOD CONCENTRATION AND SCALLOP GRO«TH AQDACOLTURE CF
G NETWORK VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODS - ARCTIC OCEAN
CIDS AND MARINE INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN CYCLE IN SHALLOW
ECTS OF TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUARY, CT PLANT ECOLOGY CF
LITIES IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTORE OF MARINE ORGANISES
TICUT RIVER MARINE MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF
OPOLATION POPULATION PARAMETERS ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF
ETRATION BY ORGANISMS MALACOLOGY INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY
AR AQUATIC PLANTS - MINERAL CYCLING ESTABLISH HIGH WATER

WATER MARK IN RIVERBANK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIGH WATBR

POLP AND PAPER INDDSTRY CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
HEEPETOLOGY OF LONG ISLAND NEB YORK TURTLE
STUDIES AND POPULATION DYNAMICS; RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION
SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES SOCIAL BEHAVIOR CF
ECOLOGY OF DIAPENSIA ABLES PICEA SYSTEMS MODEL OF SALT
HUDSON ESTUARY DIELDRIN CONC. IN THE TROPHIC LEVELS OF A
AND MANAGEMENT; COASTAL STABILIZATION; LAND HECLAMATICN;

MODELS OF ESTURAINE AREAS ECOLOGY OF A NEW ENGLAND SAIT
T BAY ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS SIMULATION
LATION ECOLOGICAL SURVEY COASTAL REGION OF GEOEGI' SALT
TUDY OIL POLLUTION BASELINE STUDY COASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP
N FISH POPULATIONS IN SHAHP-STREAH ECOSYSTEMS SWAMP AND
EUTION DESERT SHRUB WATER STRESS GROWTH RESPONSE OF SAIT
ATORY AVIAN MIGRATION AND ENERGY BALANCE DEVELOPMENT CF
PECTS OF LARVICIDES ON MICROCRUSTACEANS ECOLOGY OF SAIT
CTIVITY r, PLANT EXPORT POLLUTION OP COASTAL WATERS SALT

PARTICULARLY MARINE MEIOFAUNA MEIOFAWNA ENERGETICS SALT
COLOGY OF SALT MARSH MEIOFAUNA ROLE OF KILIIEISH IN SALT
SMS: A POLLUTION TOOL EFFECT OP OIL ON MARINE BIOTA SALT
RCE MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVIIY IN SALT MARSHES SAIT
ESTUARINE AND SHALLOW WATER MARINE FISHES OLDHANS CREEK
POLLUTION MID-WATER TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL SALT

OF FRESHWATER MARSHES AND COASTAI ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY CF
GT TRANSFER IN PLANT SYSTEMS GROWTH REQUIREMENTS OF SALT
ECOLOGY ECOLOGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPOUNDMENTS OPEN

OF MARINE WETLANDS FIFTY YEAR CHANGE IN A SELECTED SALT

OF VASCULAR PLANTS OF MARYLAND WOODY PLANTS OP MARYLAND
FLUENCES THEREON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT IN OLIGOHALINE TIDAL
PRODUCTIVITY OF A MANGROVE SWAMP CCMPARISON OF ESTUARINE

ON EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS IN WATER WINTER ECOLOGY SALT
VEGETATION ECOLOGY AND FLCRISTICS OF FRESHWATER

ST FLORA LONG ISLAND FLORA THE FLORA OF LONG ISLAND THE
LT MARSHES DECIDUOUS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY PROJECT -
TIVITY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT
AL ANGIOSPERM TAXONOMY; NE U.S. LOCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL
GRASSLAND PRODUCTION AND METHODS PLANT ECOLOGISTS SAIT

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES I-IV, SOUTH CAROLINA SALT
ENT STUDY-STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS-RAYTHEON SURVEY OF SAIT
ER MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETLANDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY
VERSITY DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SAIT

TAXONOMY OF VASCULAR PLANTS OF MARYLAND WOODY PLANTS CF

PLANT SITES ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF VASCULAR PLANTS CF
RONMENTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMATION OF PASTORAL
ON OP FISHWAYS ICHTHY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PROJECT
S MASSACHUSETTS WATER QUALITY STUDIES RIVERINE SYSTEfS
OLOGY PROGRAM MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY WOODS HOLE
ESTRIAL VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY OP THE CAPE COD REGION
TO WASTE DISPOSAL NORTHPORT NY HYEROTHERMAl SURVEY LYNN
POPULATION DYNAMICS ALEWIEE UTILIZATION OF PARKER RIVER
ESSION MAMMALIAN SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY VERTEBRATES CF
N f. MOVEMENTS OP NEW ENGLAND HERRING GULLS MANAGEMENT CF
OF MASSACHUSETTS-RAYTHEON SURVEY CF SALT MARSHES-QUINCY
GY OF PYRETHBUM WATER QUALITY STUDIES RESERVOIR SYSTEMS
D WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDY-STATE OF
RUCTURE OF JELLYFISH MUSCLE CONTRACTION CELL BIOLOGY OF
ORESTS EFFECT OP MAST PRODUCTION ON CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS
LOGICAL ENERGETICS OF SMALL MAMMALS IN FORESTS EFFECT OP
HYSICAL EUTROPHICATION PREDICTION STREAM ENERGY EUDGETS

PROGRAM FOR DOUGLAS PIR POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND

STATISTICAL DESIGN S ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTEM PSOBIEBS AND
ARY MODEL BASELINE STUDY OF TWO NEW IMPOUNDMENTS IN PA.
RIA; PLANKTON POPULATION MODELING; FIELD ORNITHOLOGY TWO
OR WASTE HEAT DISPOSAL SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTDARINES
SOZYME POLYMORPHISM ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION POPULATION

IN SEA WATER CONFORMATION OF ADSORBED PROTIENS ORGANIC
D TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATURAL WATERS TRACE METAL - ORGANIC

METAL - ORGANIC MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAWATEB ORGANIC

MARINE SCIENCE AND ITS ADMINISTRATION ECOLOGY OF lUlt

MARINE SCIENCE CATFISH MANAGEMENT IN THE JAMES R U13

MARINE SCIENCE LABORATORY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS ENVIR 292

MARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY «3S

MARINE SEDIMENTS BARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOLOG 1435

MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES 766

MARINE SNAIL EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. 299

MARINE SNAILS BEHAVIOR AND TRANSPORT OF BIVALVE 799

BARINE SUSPENSION-FEEDERS WATER CURRENT AND SCAL 396

MARINE WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL WATER QU 308

MARINE WATERS NITROGEN CYCLE ON CORAL REEFS CONT 760

MARINE WETLANDS FIFTY YEAR CHANGE IN A SELECTED 675

MARINE WETLANDS OP SUFFOLK AND NASSAU COUNTIES A 721

MARINE YEASTS SEWAGE EFFECT ON ESTUARIES THERMAL 91

MARINE ZOOPLANKTON ZOOPLANKTON OF LOWER CHESAPEA 275

MARINE-ESTUARINE ECOLOGY; SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION 112

MARK IN RIVERBANK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIGH WATE 306

MARK RIVERBANK VEGETATION CONTROL OF WATERWEEDS 306

MARKETING OF BIOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOG 731

MARKING PROJECT ON LONG ISLAND 620

MARHAP FIELD OFFICE MENHADEN TAGGING STUDIES SHE 195

MARMOTS HUMAN ETHOLOGY 36

MARSH ECOLOGY OF HARSH ENVIRONMENT PLANTS ARCTI 727

MARSH THE FACTORS CONTROLING THE SPATIAL AND TE 59U

MARSH BUILDING STABILIZATION AND PRODUCTIVE USB 801

MARSH ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF NARRAGASETT BAY SOLID 528

MARSH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY Op SMALL BOAT MARINAS SIMU 517

MARSH ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON ENERGY FLOW THROU 635

HARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL POLLUTION MID-WATER TO 719

MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN CYPRESS- 713

MA8SH GRASS EFFECTS OF SWAMP FILLING AT CONSTBUC 298

MARSH HABITAT FOR CORPORATION WATERSHED MONITORI 212

MARSH MEIOFAUNA HOLE OF KILIIFISH IN SALT MARSH 600

MARSH MICROCOSMS: A POLLUTION TOOL EFFECT OF OIL SOU

MARSH POLLUTION MEDFAUNO NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERS 151

MARSH POOL DYNAMICS EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE I 600

MARSH PRODUCTIVITY S PLANT EXPORT POLLUTION OF 50<t

MARSH SEED GERMINATION PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF A 1UU

MARSH STUDY COMPARATIVE BIOSYSTEM ATIC STUDIES ON 233

MARSH STUDY OIL POLLUTION BASELINE STUDY COASTAL 719

MARSH VEGETATION ECOLOGY AND FLORISTICS 911

MARSH VEGETATION PHYSIOLOGY OP TORFGRASS UNDER S 309

MARSH WATER MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETLAND 216

MARSH WETLANDS STUDY OP SOUTHAMPTON TOWN NEW YOB 675

BARSH-TIDAL VASCULAR PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY-PO 83

MARSHES PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF NA 332

MARSHES SECONDARY PRODUCTIVITY OF ESTUARINE AND 521

MARSHES AND BLACK DUCKS ORNITHOLOGY WITH SPECIA 270

MARSHES AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF MARSH 90

MARSHES OF THE COOPER RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRONMENTA 687

MARSHES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF TREE SEEDLINGS GR 260

MARSHES SALT MARSH SEED GERMINATION PRIMARY PROD 100

MARSHES STATE OF CONNECTICUT TIDAL WETLANDS PBES 020

MARSHES DECIDUOUS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY PROJ 260

MARSHES SAND DUNES SOUTHEAST FLORA LONG ISLAN 687

MARSHES-QUINCY MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID WAST 362

MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPOUNDMENTS OPEN MARSH W 216

MARSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PARTICULARLY MARINE H 151

MARYLAND MARSH-TIDAL VASCULAR PLANTS ECOLOGICAL 83

MARYLAND WOODY PLANTS OF MARYLAND MARSH-TIDAL VA 83

MASAI IN KENYA PRICING IN WATER RESOURCE MANAGEM 175

MASS COOP FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT RIVER PROJECT 226

MASS. PHYSIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF AQUATIC ANIH 100

MASS. SHELL PENETRATION BY ORGANISMS MALACOI.OG 112

MASS. BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE OUTER BANKS NORTH CAR 018

MASS. ECOLOGIC SURVEY EGG HARBOR NY HYDROTHERMA 103

MASSACHUSETTS FISHERIES BIOLOGY - BASIC STATIST 581

HASSACHDSETTS COASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS 758

HASSACHUSETTS TERNS PANEL ON HAZARDOUS TRACE SUB 190

MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID WASTE PLAN ENVIRONM 362

MASSACHUSETTS WATER QUALITY STUDIES RIVERINE SYS 100

MASSACHUSETTS-RAYTHEON SURVEY OP SALT MARSHES-QU 362

HASSIVE PROTOZOA AND FUNGI CELL BIOLOGY OF MARIN 500

MAST tBODUCTION IN NW PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGES 276

HASl PRODUCTION ON CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS MAST PRO 276

BATHEBATICAL ANALYSIS OF AQUATIC SYSTEMS BOTH B 302

MATHEHATTCAL ECOLOGY OF FOREST SPECIES AGE STRUG 506

BATHEBATICAL BODELING 780

BATHEBATICAL MODELING AND HEASUREMENT OF AQUATIC 257

BATHEBATICAL MODELS OF PLANKTON-ALGAE FOOD CHAIR 75

MATHEMATICAL MODELS; RIVER AND ESTUARY WATER QUA 302

MATHEMATICAL QUANTITATIVE AND STATISTICAL GENE 617

MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATURAL WATERS THAC 751

MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAWATER ORGANIC BATTER I 751

MATTER IN SEA WATER CONFORSATION OF ADSORBED PRO 751

328

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSDLTATICH EXPIRIENCE AND PRmCIPlE FIEID

soil STSTEHS-PIANT ROOT TNTERACTIONS SOIL ORGANIC
RY OF SKIPJACK TONA LIPE HISTORY OP FISHES; SEXOAL
STOCKS STATE-FEDERAL LOBSTER BANAGEHENT PLAN - II STATFS
S PEST RESISTANCE IN SHEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CORN TO B.
mSTRY OF FUNGICIDAL ACTION" BIOICGY OF HELHINTHOSPORIDB

GAME BIRD PROGRAH PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING STODY QDANTICO
ELATED TO GENETIC DEFECTS GEOLOGICAL ItlPLICATIONS OF TfiE
IS HAINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SO POTOHOC EIVlS
OHN SITE TEXAS HETLAND PLANT DISTRIBOTION IN TIDEHATEB
C POLLOTION ENVIRON HONITORING PPOGBAB EDGEWOOD ARSENAL
COnnONITIES environ BONITORING PROGRAM EDGEHOOD ARSENAL
AL POLLOTION ENVIRON BONITORING PROGRAM EDGEBOOD ARSENAL
F HATER SEDIBENTATION 6 HYDROLOGY STODY OF DNIVEFSITY CF
ECOLOGY PAST AND PRESENT FLORA AND VEGETATION HACKENSACK
T PLAN FOOF NATORAL AREAS OSE OF CHLOROPHYLL EXTRACTS TO
AND BIOLOGICAL AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY ATP IN PLANKTON AS
ORIOH BAYDIS RACE T SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF SPOROLATION
ESTIBATION RAINBCB TROUT SPAWNING SUCCESS FISH BIOLOGY
IVER GROWTH DABAGE INDUCED GROWTH - RADIATION CHEBICAI
EICAL SIGNIFICANCE BRANACLE - CEBENT GLANDS - ATTACHMENT
OGENESIS HECHANISBS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROWTH IN BABHALS
D AND INHERITED SELECTED RESPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN BICE
EFFECT OF AIR POLLUTANTS ON HOST DEFENSE
S AQUATIC VERTEBRATES MOVEMENTS OF DWARF SUCKERS ROBING

RADIATION, CHEMICAL, MECHANICAL CHEBICAL AREINOGEN ESI S
ESS PHYSIOLOGY OF WOODY OBBABENTAL PLANTS PHYSIOLOGICAL
TEBRATE SENSE ORGANS NEOROPHYSIOLOGY AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
PERIMENAL PLANT POPULATIONS EVOLUTION OF SEX DETERBINING
AFGANISTAN EFFECT OF HICROSPORID B N PARASITES ON MALARIA
INE BEIOFAONA BEIOFAWNA ENERGETIC; SALT BARSH POLLOTION
CATION BOTH TECHNICAL AND GENERAL ALL AGE LEVELS BOLTI.
LAN ROADSIDE REST AREA EVALUATION HELICOPTER DELIVERY CF
IHALS

BASES VECTOR STUDIES ON BOSQOITCES 6 CHIKONGUNYA VIRUS

BIOCONTSOL ADAPTATION OF HUBAN BALARIA TO ANIMAL BODELS
ENCEPHALITIS P BYSIOLOGICAL AGE OF BOSQDITOES INSECTS CF
MICROORGANISMS IN GENERAL PROTOTHECA ORAL YEASTS
INSECT HORMONES

S FROM AVIAN BLOOD BASIC SCIENCES RELATED TO VETERINAfY
AND ZOOGEOG. OF A. CYANEUS GROUP SYSTEMATIC ICHTHYOLOGY
L IMPACT OF GRAND PROJECTS IMPACT ASWAN HIGH DAM ON EAST

SUEZ CANAL AS PATHWAY FOR DISPERSAL BETWEEN RED SEA ASD

DESCRIPTIVE AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY GENERAL DYNAMICS
H POLLUTION MEDFAONO NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA
OGY SALT KARSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PARTICULARLY MARINE
OLOGICAL CONSULTANT ON THERMAL STRESS ECOLOGY OF MARINE
OF LARVICIDES ON MICROCRUSTACEANS ECOLOGY OF SALT MARSH
MARSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PAFTICOLARLY MARINE . BEIOFAONA
lATION AND STEROIDOGENESIS EFFECT OF DROGS S HORMONES ON
N AQUATIC ORGANISMS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN TROPICAL PCNtS
MALACOLOGY ANATOMY IMMUNOLOGY SYSTEMATICS
TO USA SEARCH FOE AND IMPORTATION OF PARASITES OF OVLEBA
ANOPUS PROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOE PARASITES OF OULEBA
ANATOMY OF THE MONOCOTYLEDONS COBPARATIVE ANATOBY OF THE

VETERINARY PATHOLOGY
EINE ECOLOGY; SCIENCE ADBINl STRATION; SCIENTIFIC WRITING
A ANALYSIS FORBAT REG. ECON. AND ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEB

ANALYSIS OF SEA WATER REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR ICNS
MARINE INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY ACANTHCR
F SEA BASS FISHERY POPULATION DYNAHICS OF ADULT ATLANTIC
ON DYNAMICS; RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION MARMAP FIELD OFFICE
LOGY OP REDWOOD FOREST ECOLOGY AND SILVICULTURE FOREST
RADIATION ON MENTAL FUNCTION EFFECT OF LEAD INGESTION ON

RESEARCH NEOROBIOLOGY NEOROCHEB. EFFECT OF RADIATION CN
ATER DISINFECTION INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AND WATER QUALITY

AS RELATED TO DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FISH AND POLLOTICN
SHELL CLAMS IPSWICH HA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEBENTS

OF LABORATORY ANIBALS NEOROPATHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF BETHYL
OATION OF RAPID INFILTRATION BEDS WASTEWATER STUDIES FOP
ONOBY OF SCIAENICAE PARKER RIVER ALEWIFE MODELLING STUtY

GRADIENT ACRYLAMIDE GROWTH STIMULATION OR INHIBITION BY

TEBATOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SALICYLATES DIETARY EFFECTS CN
R RELATIONS OF DESERT ANTELOPES ENERGETICS OF LOCOMOTION
BENE PESTICIDES IN THE HARINE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENTAL
CES/INSECTICIDES METABOLISM OF PESTICIDES BY GYPSY MOTH
GOCYTOSIS CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS AND PHAGOCYTOSIS STEROID

INSECT PBYSIOLOGY-SPECIFICALIY

WATER QUALITY SURVEY ROLE OF TRACE METALS IN HICROBIAl
STRIBOTION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN
AINEE - METABOLISM OF DDT BY FRESBWATER ALGAE UPTAKE AND
S WITH MARINE AND FRESHWATER PHYTCPLANKTON NIH TRAINEE -
OF ACTION AND DEGRADATION OF NEW ACARICID ES/INSECTICIDES
TRITION ESPECIALLY TRACE ELEMENTS BORON SECOIREMEMT AND
S S TOXICOLOGY OF VETERINARY PBODOCTS BIOCHEMISTRY DBOG
GY PHARMACOLOGY TOXICOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS HEAVY

BATTER MYCORRHIZAE 288

MATURITY; FECUNDITY; AGING SEX RATIOS LIFE HISTO "4 U

MAXIMIZING LOBSTER YIELDS POPULATION DYNABICS 0 18

BAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OP PEST RESISTANCE 272

BAYDIS RACE T SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF SPORULATIO UU2

BCE DEAD DEER SURVEY WILDLIFE BANAGEBENT WITH E 718

BCGOIRE NUCLEAR PLANT WATER POLLUTION AND GENETI "»

MD HARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH LIFE H U8

BD WETLAND ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN REFEBE1CE TO P 6S0

MD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL ALA 512

BD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL 5S

BD INSOLLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL E 553

MD SECTOR OF PAINT BR. BACT S CHEM STODY OF THE 688

BEAtOHS VEGETATION OF HOUSTON NEW TOWN SITE TEX 650

BEAS SOLAR RAD. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON PLANT COMBON 710

MEASURE OF BIOMASS AND ACTIVITY BIOLOGICAL TREAT 85

MEASURES OF CONTROLLING PLANT DISEASES WRITING B U'<2

MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENT AND FISH THEMSELVES TO P 216

BECRANICAL CHEBICAL AREIN03ENES IS MECHANISMS CO 20

MECHANISM HISTOCHEMISTRY - BARNACLE TISSUES DEVE U31

BECBANISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVER GROWTH DABAGE IN 20

MECHANISM OF TRYPAN BLUE TERATOGENESIS ANIMAL BO U9

MECBANISBS 787

MECHANISMS LARVAL FISH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF LIMNE 772

MECHANISMS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROWTH IN MAMMALS M 20

MECHANISMS FOR ENERGY TRANSFER IN PLANT SYSTSBS 319

MECHANISMS OF INSECT FLIGHT COMPARATIVE NEUROBI 37

MECHANISMS PEANUT SEED IRRADIATION EXPERIMENT RI 656

MED ENTOMOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON DISEASE TRANSMIS 755

MEDFAONO NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA HEIO 151

MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLAMATION 525

MEDICAL CARE URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND PLAN 512

MEDICAL CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF CAPTIVE EXOTIC AN 189

MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY APBOVIROLOGY SEROLOGY ENVIRON l>50

MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY OF RURAL AFGANISTAN EFFECT OF 755

HEDICAL IBPORTANCE EPIDEBIOLOGY OF EASTERN EOIUN a99

BEDICAL MYCOLOGY PHYCOLOGY AND PATHOBIOLOGY OF 556

MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY C BIOCHEMISTRY OF 57

MEDICINE EVALUATION OF HUMAN PREGNANCY TEST IN B 752

MEDITERRANEAN BIOLOGICAL STUDIES PROGRAM OCEAN A 267

HEDITERRANEAN ENV. IMPACT OF SLEEP HOLLOW DEVELC 252

MEDITERRANEAN OCEAN ACRE STUDIES STODY OF INFLUE 22

BEDITERRANEAN SEA OCEANOGRAPHY «8U

MEIOFAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT MARSK EC 151

MEIOFAUNA MEIOFAHNA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH POLLUT 151

MEIOFAUNA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATO 726

MEIOFAUNA ROLE OF KILLIFISH IN SALT HARSH POOL D 600

BEIOFAWNA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH POLLUTION MEDFA 151

MEIOSIS F, OVULATION REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY 667

MEKONG RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONME UIU

MEKONG WATER BORNE DISEASES 173

BELANOPDS FROB EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOR PARASITE 200

MBLANCPDS IN OSSR FOREIGN EXPLORATION FOR NATUR 200

MELANTHIODEAE SYSTEMATIC STUDIES OF DESMODIUM PR 13

BELIODOSIS IN DOGS IN VIETNAB GLOSSITIS IN DOGS 691

MEHEER PRESIDENT'S WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADVIS 112

BEMBERS OP fjY FIRB REPRESENT THE FULL RANGE OF S 268

BEBERANE SALINOBETER SEA SALT COMPOSITION AND V 053

BEBERANES IN TWO FISH SPECIES 775

BENHACEN BIOSTATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF MARINE FISH 2311

BENHACEN TAGGING STUDIES SMELT STUDIES TAGGING 195

MENSURATION TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING THE TARIF 782

MENTAL FUNCTION BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH NEUROBlnLOG 2« 1

MEN.AI FUNCTION EFFECT OF LEAD INGESTION ON BENT 2U1

MERCURY AND THE FETUS "IN UTERO" ENVIRONMENTAL 161

MERCURY IN FISH AND PLANKTON AND WATER FISH SEN 102

BEROURY IN SEDIMENTS ESTUARINE ECOLOGY; ENVIRON 096

MERCURY POISONING ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY PARTICULA 2U5

MERRIMACK RIVER S BOSTON HARBOR WATER POLLU'^ION 610

MERRIHACK RIVER DIVERSION EFFECTS STODY WEWEANTI 137

METABOLIC BY-PRODUCTS IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS RES 605

METABOLIC RESPONSE TO COLD EFFECTS OF ENVIRONME 238

METABOLISM E TEMPERATURE REGULATION PHYSIOLOGIC 716

NETABOLISN AND EFFECTS OP PESTICIDES AND ORGANIC 5U8

METABOLISM AND M.ODE OF ACTION OF PESTICIDES IN M 7

BETABCLISB BY BACTERIA CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS; P 708

BETABOIISB ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR 258

METABOLISM NITRITE FORMATION IN HEATED WATER ORI 781

METABOLISM OF A HERBICIDE IN SOYBEANS ANALYSIS 309

METABOLISM OF DDT C OIELDRIN BY MARINE ALGAE PER 578

METABOLISM OF DDT BY FRESHWATER ALGAE UPTAKE AND 578

METABOLISM OF PESTICIDES BY GYPSY BOTH BETABOLI 7

BETABCLISB OF PLANTS INORGANIC PLANT NU 128

BETABCLISB RESIDUES OF VIRGINIA MYCI N IN SWINE RE 185

METAL COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY PHYSIOLO «63

329

TABLE 3 - 8ESEHRCH OR C01ISOIT«TION EXPERIENCE «ND PRINCIPtE flElD

RG«N1C MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATURAL iATERS TRACE METAL - ORGANIC HATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAKATER 751

ESTOARY POLLUTION PHOSPHATIS IN LONG ISLAND SOUND METAL ANALYSIS IN LONG ISLAND SOOND 711

CAL EFFECTS ISOTHERMAL COMPRESSIBILITY OF SFAVATEE TRACE METAL BASELINE STUDIES CHEMICAL EFFECT OF 4IR30R 429

ICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEMPERATDRE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METAL BENTHIC HEAVY METAL TOXICITY TOWARD FRESH 576

OS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OP GREEN CRAB TO METALS HEAVY METAL BIOASSAY WITH MARINE ORGANISMS PHYSIOLOGIC 1«0

ALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEROBIC HATER SYSTEMS TRACE METAl CYCLING DORING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC COAST 3

THE FETOS "IN OTERO" ENVIRONMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY - HEAVY METAL INTERACTIONS HITH PROTEINS CHLORINATED ORG 161

Y PLANTS IN URBAN SOBURBAN AND FOREST ECOSYSTEMS URBAN METAL POLLUTION OF PLANTS AIR POLLUTION INHIBITI 66U

SH TEMPERATURE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METAL BENTHIC HEAVY METAL TOXICITY TOWARD FRESH WATER AQUATIC COMMON 576

O OYSTER EMBRYOS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF GREEN CRAB TO METALS HEAVY METAL BIOASSAY WITH MARINE ORGANIS 110

ENVIRONMENT TRENDS NATURAL AREA SURVEYS ECOLOGY OF HEAVY METALS PLANT AND ANIMAL DISTRIBUTION ABUNDANCE 368

AMPLAIN BIOASSAYS ON AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES USING HEAVY METALS 6 HEAT AS WELL AS GENERAL LIMNOLOGY LIMNO 279

SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS FOR SHIPS BUILDINGS METALS ETC. FOR UNDER AND ABOVE WATER SPECIALIZE 1179

APD FRESH HATER AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEM 576

ES ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEMPERATURE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY MET 576

IMENTS AMINO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OP WA 766

THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON LEAD IN COASTAL WATERS 25

N HEATED WASTE WATER WATER QUALITY SURVEY ROLE OF TRACE METALS IN MICROBIAL METABOLISM NITRITE FORMATION 781

WATERFOWL TESTING LITERATURE REVIEW ON EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS IN WATER WINTER ECOLOGY SALT MARSHES AND 27«

CEANOGRAPHY CARBON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE METALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEROBIC WATER SY 3

ERAL ALL AGE LEVELS MULTI. MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLAMATION - POLLUTION CONTROL ENVIRONM 525

CAL EFFECT OF AIRBORNE PARTICULATES ON SEAWATER FLUX OF METALS THROUGH ENVIRONMENT - CHEMICAL EFFECTS IS 129

ONSE OF ESTUARINE CRAB TO CADMIUM TOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS TO OYSTER EMBRYOS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE IttO

CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS CF METALS CRUDE OIL INSECTICIDES SYNDETS TO MARI 205

S IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEMERTEANS EFFECT OF METALS OIL ETC. ON PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE INVERT «U9

NUCLEIC ACID DISTRIBUTION IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK HEART METAPLASIA AND NUCLEAR NUCLEIC ACIDS IN MOTH OVA 12

CELL AND TISSUF CHANGES DURING CEVELOPMENT HNA-INCDCfD METAPLASIA CELLS OF MAMMALIAN OVIDUCT 259

SHIP DATA AND WEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION METEOROLOGY AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ANALYSIS E 122

PREDICTION FOR SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY ACOUSTICS PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IM 559

T IN HARDWOOD FORESTS WIND PROFILES OVER FORESTS FOREST METEOROLOGY ESPECIALLY EVAPOTR ANSP IR ATION AND S 21U

ABOLISH RESIDUES OF VIRGINIA MYCIN IN SWINE RESIDUES OF A METHANE INHIBITOR IN CATTLE TOXICOLOGY STUDIES 0 165

R MICROBIOLOGY-PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY- ALG AE AND BACTERIA METHANE PRODUCTION - ANAEROBIC DIGESTION EFFECTS 386

lie APPROXIMATION APPLICATION OF STATISTICAL THEORY AND METHODOLOGY TO ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS HIBERNAL DIST 462

ISEASES OF LABORATORY ANIMALS NEUROP ATHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF METHYL MERCURY POISONING ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY PA 2115

TERN NORTH AMERICA NATURAL AREA SURVEY OF WASHINGTON tC METROPOLITAN REGION VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN F 710

GING-MOTSU ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - LA:;. CARD. MICH. MFX. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - ENVIRONMENTA 2

S BAT ECOLOGY ANIMAL - PLANT INTERACTIONS MAMMALS OF NEW MEXICO EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY OF MAMMAL 790

TEHALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENTRAL AMERICA - PANAMA 6 MEXICO INSECT PEST CONTROL AND PLANT QUARANTINE 563

TIC BIGHT. ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE N.E. GULF OF MEXICO CLEANING OF OILED WATERFOWL WILDLIFE ECO 313

SQUAMATE REPTILES HERPETOFAUNA CF CUATRO CIENEGAS BASIN MEXICO ECOLOGY OF CNEMIDOPHORUS TIGRIS VERTEBRAT U68

TS ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GULF CF MEXICO-BRAZOS RIVER NUCLEAR SITING STUDY MISSOO 98

WATER WETLANDS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN BEAVER FOREST WILDLIFE HGT. FRESHWATER WETLAND ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT tt16

AGEMENT SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE MGT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WETLANDS ON LONG ISLAND I 811

ESHWATER WETLAND ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR PUBLIC MGT. OF FRESHWATER WETLANDS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN B 116

YSIS OF CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS REPROCUCTIVE PATTERN IN WILD MICE EXPERIMENTAL VERT. ECOLOGY AND CYTOGENETIC 78

NDUCED AND INHERITED SELECTED RESPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN MICE MECHANISM OF TRYPAN BLUE TERATOGENESIS ANIH 09

CE DREDGTNG-MOTSD ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - LAZ. CARD. MICH. MEX. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - ENVIR 2

POWER PLANT CONDENSER PASSAGE BASLINE INVENTORY OF LAKE MICHIGAN ELEMENTS ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC HABITATS 21

TATIC PRESSURE EFFECTS ON MARINE BACTERIA ACTIVITIES OF MICROBES IN HYDROSPHERE AND LITHOSPHERE (GEOMICR 203

IGATIONS OF FRESHWATER MICROLAYER BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY MICROBIAL (ALGAL BACTERIAL FUNGAL ETC.) BCOLO 532

TREATMENT AERATOR DECOLORIZATION OF DYE PLANT EFFLUENTS MICROBIAL BIOCHEMISTRY AND ITS RELEVENCE TO POLL 6911

NTS/RECYCLING MICROBIAL HAZARDS BIOMEDICAL ENVIRONMENTS MICROEIAL CONTAMINATION CONTROL OF CLOSED ENVIHO 102

ABOLISH AND EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND ORGANIC POLLUTANTS MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF DDT ENVIRONMENTAL DISTR 5U8

OF PESTICIDES NITRATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIFYING BACTERIA MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES - NITRATE RE 70

ATION OF PESTICIDES - NITRATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIFICATICN MICROEIAL DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES NITRATE REMO 70

MARINE MICROEIAL ECOLOGY UUO

SIS OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS, WEST VIRGINIA AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEMATIC STUDY OF CEDAR B 65«

PLANETS CONSULTANT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE IN MICROBIOLOGY MICROEIAL ECOLOGY OF SOILS AND WATERS WORKSHOP 0 566

CLOSED FCOSY-^TEMS HDMIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTUARIES MARINE MICROBIAL ECOLOGY SEAWEED COLONIZATION 6 RELEASE 606

DE-GREEN ALGAE MICROBIAL ECOLOGY; ALGAL VIROLOGY LYSOGENY IN Bl 106

MARINE BACTERIOLOGY FF9HENTATI0N INTERACTIONS IN MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS 356

MICROBIAL GENETICS 570

SES SEARCH FOR CEPHALOSPORIN AMIDASE ENZYME ANTIBIOTICS MICROEIAL GROWTH AND FERMENTATIONS AND PRODUCT? 753

R BIO AGENTS WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM EFFLUENTS/RECYCLING MICROBIAL HAZARDS BIOMEDICAL ENVIRONMENTS MICRO U02

ICROBES IN HYDROSPHERE AND LITHOSPHERE (GEOMICROAIOLOGY) MICROEIAL LEACHING OF LOW-GRADE SULFIDE ORES THE 203

ASTE WATER WATER QUALITY SURVEY HOLE OF TRACE METALS IN MICROBIAL METABOLISM NITRITE FORMATION IN HEATED 781

POLLUTION STUDIED ON THE ADTOLYTIC ENZYMES OF S. AUREUS MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY I HOPE TO 6U8

lATIONSHIPS AMONG VIBRIO SPECIES MICROEIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DNA SEQUENCE BE 686

RGRNISMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POILUTICN MICROEIAL RESEARCH AS IT PERTAINS TO INDICATOR 0 361

lOLOGY- APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL AND POLLUTION MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING OIL DEGRADATION I 509

CTION ON OTHER PLANETS CONSULTANT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE IN MICHOEIOLOGY MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF SOILS AND WAT 566

lOLOGYl MICROBIAL LEACHING OF LOW-GRADE SULFIDE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY 6 MANGANESE NODULES HYDROSTATIC PRE 203

PARAMEDICAL FIELDS ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY CHEMISTRY MICROBIOLOGY 6 PATHOLOGY IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES/ 629

S WESTCHESTER COUNTY LENTIC-LOTIC STUDY PHYTOBAC MARINE MICROBIOLOGY - PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY WATER QUAL 113

C NITROGEN CYCLE IN MARINE SEDIMENTS MARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS 135

TION OF TROPICAL LEGUMES POLLUTION OF FARM PONDS SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIODEGRAOATION OF PESTICIDES NODULA 091

STUARIES THERMAL EFFECT ON THE CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE HICROEIOLOGV ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE YEAS 91

PPLIED MICROBIOLOGY- APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL AND POLLUTION MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING OIL 509

EUTROPHICATION OF SMALL LAKES AIRBORNE BACTERIA CONTROL MICROBIOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTS F.A. TECHNIQUES FOR 036

VIRONMENTS POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT CF MICROBIOLOGY RESEARCH ASSISTANT CELLULOSE PRODO 577

TTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY WATER QUALITY AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS MICROBIOLOGY SO. SHORE LONG ISLAND ECOLOGICAL EF 113

AQUATIC MICROBIOLOGY PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY 203

E EFFECT ON PETROLEUM WASTE TREATMENT BASIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY; APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL AND POLLUTIO 509

TION EFFECTS OF PH INORG C AND 0-PO BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR BICROEIOLOGY-PRYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY- ALGAE AND BAC 386

ENT PROTOZOOLOGY - PATHOGENIC FORMS AND THEIR VECTORS - MICHOBULOLPOLLUTIOH OF WATER WATER POLLUTION SUE 085

TdBLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSOITATION EXPEPIESCE AND PPINCIPIE fIJLD

; PLANT GEOGRAPHY; FOREST ECOLOGY PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - BICBOCLTHAT E INTERACTIONS MILD SHRUB CULTIVATION 186

IBATE AND WATER SUPPLY CHEHICAL TEMPERATURE INTEGRATION NICROCLINATE HODIFICATIONS IN REFORESTATIONS OF «21

CONTROL BY STONATA INFLUENCE OF FORESTS ON ENVIRONHENT HICROCLIMATE AND UATER SUPPLY CHEMICAL TEMPERAT «21

Y 6 PLANT EXPORT POLLUTION OP COASTAL WA'ERS SALT HARSH MICROCOSNS: A POLLUTION TOOL EFFECT OF OIL ON MA SOU
PHOSPHATE INSECTICIDES ON ALGAE EFFECTS OF LARVICIDES CN HICROCSUSTACEANS ECOLOGY OF SALT HARSH HEIOFAUN 600
FIRE ON SOIL PAONA VERTICAL HIGRATION OF SOIL FAUNA THE (IICROFAUNA OF FOREST SOIL EFFECT OF FERTILIZER 0 UBO
ND SYSTEHATICS OF SHALL BAHMALS IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA MICROBABITAT SELECTION IN SHALL MAMMALS AT THE C 398
ALGAL AND BACTERIAL ECOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS OF FRESHWATER HICBOIAYER BIOLOGY AMD CHEMISTRY MICROBIAL (ALG '532

HARIKE MICROORGANISM "66

S POLLUTION CONTROL WITH EHPHASES ON CONTROL OF NUSIANCE MICROORGANISMS HATE 767

PHYTOFLAGELLATl CEIL BIOLOGY OF EUCARYOTIC MICBOCRGANISMS - PARTICULARLY ALGAE MITOSIS IN A 331

ON OF WOOD CULTURE DISTRIBUTION AND CYTOLOGY OF AQUATIC MICROORGANISMS COPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS 58U

MEDICAL BYCOLOGY PHYCOICGY AND PATHOBIOLOGY CF MICEOCRGANI SHS IN GENERAL PROTOTHECA ORAL YEASTS 5S6

OLTRASTRUCTUEAL CHANGES IN FISH EXPOSED TO DDT ELECTRON BICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF INSECTICIDES' EFFECTS IN 768

E SYSTEMATIC LEAP ANATOMY OF BULRUSHES SCANNING JLECTRCN MICROSCOPY OF ACHENES BSTUARINE PLANTS OF RIVERS 628

CULTURE CELL CULTURE ASSAY OF WATER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF VIRUSES INHIBITOR OF BNA SYNTHESIS 219

LLEN CENSUS - « COBBONITIES ABSTRACTOR HUMAN PATHOLOGY MICROSCOPY CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY ANNU 296

MODELS BEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY OF RURAL AFGANISTAN EFFECT CF MICRCSPORID AN PARASITES ON MALARIA MED ENTOHOLO 75?

BLOODSUCKING FLIES CS CHOCERCIASIS CONTROL MICROSPORIDS ON BLACK FLIES MALARIA CONTROL 36U

ATION DYNAMICS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS HID ATLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC 60U

DELINEATION OF ZOOPLANKTON POPULATIONS. MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT RPGION 170

ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF THE MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT. ECOLOGICAL BASELINE STUDY OF 313

EROBIC WATER SYSTEMS TRACE METAL CYCLING DURING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES CHEM 3

ASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP HARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL POLLDTICN MID-WATER TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL SALT M 719

SSACRUSETTS COASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD SUCCESSIO 7';8

MANAGEMENT MODEL INVENTORY OF FISHERIES OF NEW YORK AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL FISH U72

INTERNATIONAL FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND POLICY FISHERIES CF MIDDLE ATLANTIC BIGH^ STATE-FEDERAL PISF'iRY MANA U72

STEM - WATER QUALITY OUTDOOR EDUCATION LABORATORY AVIAN MIGRATION AND ENERGY BALANCE DEVELOPMENT OF MARS 212

ORIENTATION AND HIGRATION OF PISH FISHWAY EVALUATION STUDY 580

Y OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS OF UTAH LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY AND MIGRATION OF PELAGIC BIRDS LIFE HISTORY ECOLOG 99
L FAUNA EFFECT OP PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL FAUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION OF SOIL FAUNA THE MICROFAUNA OF FORES U80
ODE ISLAND SOUND CORRELATIONS BETWEEN ENV. VARIABLES AKD MIGBATION POTENTIAL EFFECT OF POHEHPLANT ON NARR 555
ING WATER LEVELS FISHERIES AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY MANHADEN HIGRATIONS MANHADEN PARASITES EFFECTS OF FLUCUAT U05
WEETNER SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAMENT AL - NON-TOXIC FUNGI AND MILCEW RESISTANT - WATER BASED POXIES SPECIALIZ 179
RATION OF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTERIAL DISEASES OF WATER MILFOIL DENSITY-GRADIENT CENTR IFOUGATION OF SUS U09
TODIES FARM GAME INSECT REACTORS CF DISEASE IMPORTANT 10 MILITARY MANAGEMENT OF FARM WILDLI FE- ADMIN ISTRA «33
F HERBICIDES IN ORNAMENTAL CROP USE OF HERBICIDES ARCUND MILITARY INSTALLATIONS PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS M «19

ANIMAL DISPERSAL: BIOLOGY CF DIPTERA BIONOMICS CF MILKWEED BEETLE DROSOPHIIA DISPERSAL 520

S OP HEATED DISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS CF PAPER MILL CISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC LIFE BIOASSAY AND IN 8

RCH AND GENERAL TEXTILE RESEARCH EFFECT OF WOOL SCODRIKG MILL CN STREAM POLLUTION IDENTIFICATION OF PAPER 263

COURING MILL ON STREAM POLLUTION IDENTIFICATION OF PAPER MILL WASTES FIBROUS CONTAMINANTS IN AIP PLANT M 263

TURBIDITY AND SIITATTON ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS CF PAPER MILL WASTES ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF POLLUTIO 38

AH PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS ECOLOGY CF MILISTONE POINT CONNECTICUT AREA ECOLOGY OF NEW 333

ION DYNAMICS OF TWO LOCUS SYSTEMS BEHAVIOURAL ASPECTS CF MIMICRY EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL AND POPULATION 732

STEM DYNAMICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES RECLAMATION OF DEEP MINE CTAL WASTES POPEST GROWTH NEAP COAL-BURNING 35U

T EFPECTS OF SURFACE MINING ON U.S. FISH 5 WILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT WORLD HEBI'^AGE TRUST LI 677

CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; WATER POLLUTION ESPECIALLY MINE DRAINAGE AND INORGANIC) GEOLOGIC FACTORS AF 573

PURIFICATION OP ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE BY NEUTRALOSIS DEVELOPMENT OF WOOD 6U

lES LAKE COMMUNITY FISH DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO ACID MINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF PINE CREEK WATER 1U5

Y ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND PCLLOTION ABATEMENT ACID MINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION ABATEMENT STUDY NATURAL 7U7
NIQUES ANALYSIS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE 6U
F POLLUTANTS ON ENVIRONMENT REVERSE OSMOSIS TREATMENT CF MINE DRAINAGE ROADSIDE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN 367
ING OF SHAWNEE LAKE BENTHIC MACRCFAUNAL PRODUCTION ACID MINE DRAINAGE STREAM BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP INDUS 282
IB AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REMOVAL OF IRON PROM ACID MINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN WIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVE 783
L WATERWAY PRODUCTIVITY LAKE SEDIMENTS ACID HINE POLLUTION SEDIMENTS OF DELMARVA INT8AC0ASTA 177
IRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WATER SUPPLIES STRIP MIN5 BUNNOFP IN PARK WATER SHED FEEDING ECOLOGY 750
ALTH SOIL FERTILITY SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CLAY MINERALCC-Y MINE SPOIL POTENTIALS FOR WATER QUALITY AND SOIL 6tt9
IDOOUS ECOTONE ECOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS ON IRON-TITANIUM MINE WASTE DUMPS IN THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS THE 398
GISMS OF PIFFLE COMMUNITEIES DIAICM FLUCTUATIONS IN ACID MINE WATERS HACROBFNTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RIFFLE 116
AM-SOIL INTERACTIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPO:>ftL ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCLING 6 WASTE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IRRI 192
OF BENTHIC INFADNA AND PLANKTONIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND MINERAL CYCLING COVE POINT BENTHIC STUDY EFFECTS 300
RICA PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY AND ECOLOGY AND ITS ROLE IN MINERAL CYCLING ECOLOGY AND GEOCHEMICAL SIGNIFIC 320
lOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF ALGAE AND VASCULAR AQUATIC PLANTS - MINERAL CYCLING ESTABLISH HIGH WATER HARK IN RIV 306
RODDCTION, IN GRASS ION ABSORPTICN EY PLANT CELLS PLANT MINERAL NUTRITION C PLANT PHYSIOLOGY TRACE ELEME 771
BINE SPOIL POTENTIALS FOR WATER QUALITY AND SOU EROSICN BINERAL NUTRITION AND ANIMAL HEALTH SOIL FERTIL 6U9
ES OP SOILS CHARACTERIZATION STUDY OP RHODE ISLAND SOILS MINER ALOGTC AL ANALYSES OF CLAY SAMPLES STUDIES 803
OB QUANTITATIVE CLAY ANALYSIS SOIL CLAY MINEPALOGY AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS LINEAR PROGRAM F 351
D ANIMAL HEALTH SOIL FERTILITY SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CLAY MINERALOGY MINE SPOIL POTENTIALS FOR WA'^ER QUALI 5U9
ANIMALS EFFECTS OF HIGHWAYS ON WILDLIFE EFFECTS OF STRIP MINES ON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT OF UPLAND GAME 1482
DECAY ANTI STRIP MINING LEGISLATION - C0N30LTATICN COAL MINING ASSOCIATED POLLUTION STRIP MINING RECLAM 810
LACHIANS COAL COMMUNITY ABANDONMENT AND DECAY ANTI STRIP MINING LEGISLATION - CONSULTATION COAL MINING A 810
ND EFFECTS ON WIIDLIFE ADULT EDUCATION EFFECTS CF STRIP MINING ON DEER AND GROUSE DEVELOPING SLIDE-LECTU 606
S AND ACTIVITIES OF AQUATIC BACTERIA EFFECT OP PHOSPHATE MINING ON ESTUARY SURVEY OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN 336
INER IN SO. DAK. WATER QUALITY INVESTIGATIONS IMPACT CF MINING ON OZARK HEADWATER STREAMS WATER QUALITY 2tt2
TAGE TRUST LIVING RESOURCE MANGEMENT EFFECTS OF SURFACE MINING ON U.S. FISH 6 WILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAG 677

- CONSULTATION COAL MINING ASSOCIATED POLLUTION STRIP MINING RECLAMATION AND SLOPE STABILIZATION CYCLE 810

NCLODING CHEMISTRY THE ECOLOGY OF THE BIRCH LAKE AREA IN HINNESOTA PA'HOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY OF FINGERLING 365

OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER SEDIMENTS REGIONAL LIMNOLOGY CF MINNESOTA POLLUTION OF LAKE ONUNDAGA NEW YORK 182

OP CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS ESPECIALLY PESTICIDES EFFECT CF MIREX ON EARLY OLD-FIELD SUCCESSION VERNAL CAHBI 111

N EFFECT OF DDT ON CHLOP ELLA-DAP HNIA ECOSYSTEM EFFECT CF MIREX ON SECONDARY SUCCESSION ANIMAL ECOLOGY S UOU

DENTS GULP OF MEXICO-BRAZOS RIVER NUCLEAR SITING STUDY MISSOURI RIVER ECOLIGY THERMAL AMD INDUSTRIAL E 98

P NITIDULIDAE (COLEOPTERA) ; HABITS AND CONTROL OF SPIDER MITES CLASSIFICATION 0 1U1

SABBATICAL - UNIV. MYSORE TOXOPLASMOSIS ACAROLOGY SCIL MITES (OSIBATEI) LIFE HISTORY STUDIES TAXONOMY 633

ESTOP. COPEPODS SCREENING OF SAT. HYDROCARBON AS POOLTBY MITICIDES EVALUATION OF ANTIMALARIAL COMPOUNDS 1 39U

lOLOGY OP EUCABYCTIC MICROORGANISMS - PARTICULARLY ALGAE MITCSIS IN A PHYTOFIAGELLATE CELL B 331

331

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OB CONSOLT ATIOH EXPERIENCE AND PRIHCIPIE FI51D

T SOIL WATER RELATIOHS BEGENEEATION POILOHING COTTING IN BIXED OAK NET PRECIPITATION IN MltEO OAK STANDS 81

TION POLLOWING CUTTING IN HIXED OAK NET PRECIPITATION IN nlXED OAK STANDS PATTERNS OF SOIL 10ISTUSE DEPLE 81

OATION EOP HARDWOOD SPECIES SILVICOLTDRE OF HARDBOOD AND BIZID STANDS ANNOAL CANKER OP HAPLE APPLICATION 756

HEADWATER STREAHS WA^ER QUALITY Cf 3 RIVER BASIN IN N.E. HO. LIFE HISTORI OF THE EHERALD SHINER IN SO. DA 2112

t HODE OF ACTION OP PESTICIDES IN HAHHALS AND ARTHROPODS HODE OP ACTION AND DEGRADATION OF NEB ACARICIDES 7

S HETABOLISH OF PESTICIDES BY GYESY BOTH BETABOLISH AND NODE CP ACTION OP PESTICIDES IN HAHHALS AND AHTH 7

PS AROUND HILITARY INSTALLATIONS PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS HODE Of ACTION AND FATE OP HERBICIDES IN THE EN m9

TEH PARAHETERS BACTERIAL GROWTH AND THE DELAWARE ESTUAFY BODEL BASELINE STUDY OF TWO NEW IBPOONDBENTS IN 257

ROLE OF PIGBENTS - PHOTOSYNTHESIS - POLLUTION THE USE CF BODfL ECOSTSTEBS FOR THE STUDY OF WATER POILOTIO 8U

ANTIBODY ON EXPERIBENTAL PNEUBOCONIOSIS AN EXPERIBENTAL BODEL FOR HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUBONITIS IBBUNOLO 95

BILDLIF! BGT. FRESHWATER WETLAND ECOLOGY AND BANAGEBENT BODEL FOR PUBLIC BGT. OP FRESHWATER WETLANDS SOC 116

F BIDDLE ATLANTIC BIGHT STATE- FEDERAL FISHERY BANAGEBENT BODEL INVENTOR? OP FISHERIES OF NEB YORK AND BID 1172

PLANKTON ECOLOGY THERBAL POLLUTICN BODEL OP ALGAL PRODUCTION 63

ECOLOGICAL HODELS - SIHOLATION PLANT ECOLOGT/BANAGEBENT BODEL OP FORESTS OP GLACIER NATIONAL PARK EASTER 392

N BARSH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF SHALL EOAT HARINAS SIHULATICN BODEL OP NARRAGSNSETT BAY ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS 517

INE AREAS ECOLOGY OF A NEW ENGLAND SALT BARSH ECOLOGICAL BODEL OF NABRAGASETT BAY SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL IN 528

ALE SNOWCOVER ECOLOGY OF DIAPENSIA ABLES PICEA SYSTEBS BODEL OP SALT BARSH ECOLOGY OF HARSH ENVIRONBEN 727

IVATIVES KINETIC B THERBOCHEN. STUDIES OP PORPHYRIN REAX BODEL STUDIES IN ORGANIC SEBICONDUCTION S PHOTO- 5

EN IN BICE HECHANISB OF TRYPAN BLUE TERATOGENESIS ANIBAl BODEL SYSTEB FOR 2 » 5 T TERATOLOGY TESTING DEF «9

DESIGN S ANALYSIS OP ECOSYSTEB PROBLEHS AND BATHEHATICAL BODELING STATISTICAL 780

OP ALOSA PSEUDOHARENGUS ALOSA PS EUDOHABENGUS POPULATICN BODELING AQUATIC ECOLOGY AND FISHERIES BIOLOGY 376

ELINE STUDY OF TWO NEW IHPOUNDBENIS IN PA. BATHEHATICAL BODELING AND BEASURENENT OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEB PA 257

TATS THEIR INHABITANTS AND THEIB BANAGEBENT PREDICTIVE BODELING AND MONITORING OP A BAY EFFECTS OF POWE 21

NTAL PROTECTION ENVIRONBENTAL SYSTEBS ANALYSIS COBBUNIIY BODELING HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENERGY POLICY HEALTH 7U5

ABICS INCLUDING STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF DATA AND SYSTEBS BODELING BETHOD FOB EXPLAINING VARIATION IN A PL 651

TTIC ANTAECTIC FUNGI ECOLOGY AND TAXONOHY AQUATIC FUNGI BODELING OF ANTARCTIC ECOSYSTEBS PARASITIC AND S 536

IGN NAVY ENVIRONBENTAL PROTECTION DATA BASE BEAVER RIVER BODELING PROJECT APPLICATION OP SYSTEBS ANALTSI 50

LATIONS BIOBATHEBATICAL BODELING SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OP PEBOBUSCUS BIRD POPD 613

RESTORATION WATER QUALITY CBITEBIA; PLANKTON POPULATICN BODELING; FIELD OBNITHOLOGT TWO BATHEBATICAL HOD 75

IPE HISTORY; TAXONOHY OF SCIAENIDAE PABKER RIVER ALEWIEE HODELLING STUDY BEBRIBACK RIVER DIVERSION EFFECT 137

FLUCTUATING TEBPEEATURE EFFECTS ON ECOSYSTEBS ECOSYSTEB BODELIING DELAWARE ESTUARY 391

TS BANAGEBENT IBPACTS UPON CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGICAL BODELS - SIBOLATION PLANT ECOLOGY/BANAGEBE NT BO 392

IBPACT OF DREDGE DISPOSAL STEEAB HYDROLOGIC STUDIES AND HODELS FOB ABATEBENT AND PLANNING THALLIUB POLLU 1IU7

BACTERIAL FUNGAL ETC.) ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY TESTING BODEIS FOR ANTARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES ENVIRONBEN 532

VECTOR BIOCONTBOL ADAPTATION OF RUBAN BALABIA TO ANIBAl MODELS MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY OF BORAL AFGANISTAN EF 755

ID WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN TOTAL SYSTEB STUDIES AND BODELS OF ESTDKAIHE AREAS ECOLOGY OF A NEW ENGLA 528

POPULATION MODELING; FIELD OBHITHOLOGY TWO BATHEBATICAL BODELS OF PLANKTON-ALGAE FOOD CHAIN WATEB QUALIT 75

ARINE PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY BIOGEOGRAPHY QUANTITATIVE MODELS QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGY OF NORTH ATLANTIC PL 591

DISPOSAL SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTUARINES BATHEBATICAL BODELS; RIVER AND ESTUARY WATER QUALITY; THERMAL 302

N CARBONATES, BAHABAS SEDIB ENTOLCGY AND PALEOECOLOGY CF BODERN AND ANCIENT CARBONATE SEDIMENTS PALECOLOG 90

RABINIFEBAL-ALGAL COLONIES BAHABAS SEDIBENTOLOGY-ECOLCG? BODEBN CARBONATES BAHABAS SEDIBENTOLOGY AND PA 90

BEACH RES. FOE ANTIABOEBIC AGENT BIOTPCHNICIAN TRAINING BODDLES DEVELOPMENT PROTOZOOLOGY - PATHOGENIC P 1185

ANIMALS; ECOLOGY OP WETLAND ENVIBCNMENTS ECOLOGY OF THE BOHABK RIVER PLOODPLAINS BABBALS OF BLUE RIDGE H 118

K NET PRECIPITATION IN MIXED OAK STANDS PATTERNS OP SOIL MOISTURE DEPLETION IN OAKS FOREST SOIL WATER BE 81

ECOLOGY OP AQUATIC fUNGI ACTIVITY OP WATER BOLDS IN A LAKE 1311

COBPARATIVE BIOCHEB. BOLECULAR SYSTEBATICS ENVIRONBENTAL PHYSIOLOGY 88

SECRETION CP MOLECULES BY ALGAE 1

ITES OF FISH IMMUNITY TO PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES MOLIUSCAN BIOLOGY SHELLFISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOBI 123

INE INVERTEBRATES PARTICULARLY CEPHALOPODS AND GASTBOPCD BOLLUSCS TOXINS OP BAR 671

EFFECTS OF HAEINE POLLUTICN (OIL) CN BOLIUSCS (PELECYPODS) 685

TC. ON PHYSIOLOGY OP BABINE INVEETEBRATES OIL EFFECTS ON BOLLUSCS COPPEB WASTES IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT lOD UU9

OF CLUMPING POPULATION AND COBBONITY BIOLOGY OF MARINE MOLLUSCS IN PARTICULAR EFFECTS OF DISTURBANCE OF 5117

ON OP FRESH-WATER BOLLUSKS IDENTIFICATION OF FEESH-WAIEB BOLIOSKS ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND SYSTEBATICS OP 2ltU

PIC SALBON STUDIES BIOLOGY AND BANAGEBENT OP COBMERCIAL MOLLDSKS AND PISH EFFECTS OF HURRICANE AGNES ON 1U

ND BOEING ORGANISMS LARVAL BIOLOGY OF BORING ANt FOULING MOLIUSKS CINEMATOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF FOULING LARV 162

OSCA: BIVALVIA: UNIONACEA) IDENTIFICATION OF FRESH-WATER BOLLOSKS IDENTIFICATION OF PRESH-WATEB BOLLUSKS 2Ua

TS OF HUBRICANE AGNES FLOOD ECOLOGY OP PELAGIC LARVAE CF BOLLUSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOG" OP ESTUARINE ANIM 16

EFFECTS OP WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY ON ANIMALS (BAINIY BOLIUSKS INSECTS CRUSTACEANS FISH) ENVIRONBEN 166

NITOR DEVELOP SULFOE IN AIR BONITOR DEVELOP OIL IN WATER BONITCR DEVEIOPBENT OF AIR AND WATER BONITORING 565

AND NATURAL SYSTEMS QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOB WATER DUAL MONITCB DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DAT 50

EVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN WATER MONITOP DEVELOP SULFUR IN A IB MONITOR DEVELOP OIL IN WATEB BONITOR DEVELOPMEN 565

D INSTBUMENTS FOR POLLUTANTS DEVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN WATEB BONITOB DEVELOP SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DEVELOP 01 565

AND BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS POLLUTICN MONITORING ALGAL ECOLOGY DIATOM 679

NMENTAL ANALYSES OF THBEE PBOPOSED EESERVOIBS BIOLOGICAL BONITORING BIOLOGICAL RECOVERY OP CLINCH RIVEB ISU

VELOP OIL IN WATEB MONITOR DEVEICPMENT OF AIR AND WATER MONITCBING METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR POLLUTANT 565

N BARINE HATER QUALITY BANAGEBENT COASTAL WATER QUALITY BONITORING NETWORK VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPOD 3U8

NHABITANTS AND THEIR BANAGEBENT PREDICTIVE MODELING AND MONITORING OF A BAY EFFECTS OF POWER PLANT CONDE 21

LUATE POTENTIAL SOURCES OP TERRESTRIAL POLLUTION ENVIRCN MONITCRING PROGRAM EDGEBOOD ARSENAL BD INSULLATl 553

CTOAL AND POTENTIAL SOURCES OF AQUATIC POLLUTION ENVIRCN HONITCRING PROGRAM EDGEBOOD ARSENAL MD INSTALLA 5112

VALOATE POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC COBBUNITIES ENVIRCN BONITCBING PBOGRAB EDGEBOOD ARSENAL BD INSTALLA 55

TREATBENT SYSTEMS AND RECEIVING WATERWAYS HATER QUALITY MONITCBING PROGRAM FOR OCCOQUAN WATERSHED OPTIMA 572

OP DREDGING DUBPING NEW HAVEN HABBOR CONN. ECOLOGICAL BONITORING PROGEAB NEW HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ECOL 17U

I BONITORING PROGRAM NEW HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ECOLOGICAL MONITCRING PBOGRAB STANFORD HARBOR CONN. DEVE 170

E DEVELOPMENT OF MARSH HABITAT PCE CORPORATION WATERSHED MONITCBING SYSTEB - WATER QUALITY OUTDOOB EDUCAT 212

NEB ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DESIGN OF BATES QUALITY BONITORING SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT OP ENVIRONMENTAL 1197

OBOLOGY LIBNOLOGY AND ENVIRONBENTAL POLLUTION INSTREAB BONITORING TECHNIQUES IN A LARGE RIVER SYSTEB EC 337

LOGY - EUTROPHICATION PROCESSES AND BIOLOGICAL POLLUTION BONITORING TROPHOGENIC ECOLOGY OP SOUTHBESTERN R 1169

NY BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGIST UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS ECOSYSTEM MONITORING VIA AVIFAUNA AN. ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS 0 130

TIENE ON FLOWER PIGMENTS STRESS ON PLANTS AIR POLLUTICN MONITCRING WITH PLANTS INFLUENCE OF OZONE ON PLA 155

Y HITICIDES EVALUATION OF ANTIMALARIAL COMPOUNDS IN INE. MONKEYS ACUTE TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES TO ESTOR. 3911

TIVITY OF EELGRASS COMMUNITY COMPARATIVE ANATOBY OF THE BONOCCTYLBDONS CCMPAEATIVE ANATOMY OF THE MELANT 13

I DIAGNOSIS DIAGNOSTITION PLANT DISEASE DIAGNOSTIC LAB. MONOGBAPHIC STUDIES OP DISCOMYCETES PLANT DISEA 562

MINNESOTA PATHOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY OP PINGEBLING TROUT IN MONTANA ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION IN A SOUTH DA 365

HUNITIES AND HATER MOVEMENT AERIAl PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY CP HONTAUK PT. AND CHESAPEAKE BAY PHYTOPLANKTON COB 115

TSBEAG BAY RE: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONTROLLED EROSION IK MONISBEAG BAY EFFECTS OF DREDGING IN BELFAST HAR 181

332
TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE »ND PRINCIPLE flElD

m BELFAST HARBOR HARINE BENTHIC COHBaNITIES SURVEY CF BONTSUEAG BAT RE: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONTROLLED 181

OF CNEHIDOPHORUS TIGRIS VERTEBRATE FAUNA COLORADO NAIL. HONUBENT REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY GENERAL ECOLOGY 1168

AE ITS REPRODUCTION AND LIFE HISTORY FLORISTIC SURVEY CP BOSEHEAD CITY FORT MACON JETTYS NORTH CAROLINA 519

T HERPETOPAUNA SOUTHERN SPAIN BIOGEOGRAPHY HERPETOFAUNA HORQCCO LIZARD ECOLOGY PRESAHARAf ECOSYSTEB IN 97

RAL PRACTICES EFFECTING THE SOYBEAN PLANT INFLUENCE OF A BORPHACTINS ON SOYBEAN PLANTS INFLUENCE OF 2 3-5 127

D CITY, FORT BACON JETTYS, NORTH CAROLINA TAXONCBIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF BARINE ALGAE ITS REPR 519

ING BlUEGILL SUNFISH IN FARM PONDS LAKE TROUT CHROMCSCBE MORPHOLOGY INCREASE FISH AND WILDLIFE PRODUCTIV 777

CRANISMS PEANUT SEED IRRADIATION EXPERIMENT REPRODUCTIVE BOFFHCIOGY AND EFFICIENCY OF PEANUT VARIATION 656

AMPLES STUDIES RELATED TO SOIL GENESIS CLASSIFICATION BORPHOLOGY AND LAND USE THE EFFECT OF INDUSTRIAL 803

OF PAPER BILL WASTES FIBROUS CONTABINANTS IN AIR PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND TEXTILE FIBER RESEARCH AND GENERA 263

S SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHCLOGY IN DESERT MAMMALS RENAL DEVELOPMENT I 3113

ND BRYOZOA OF PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXONOMY A«D BORPHCLOGY OF BRYOZOA COLONY GROWTH OF COBMON FO 3U

CELLOIAFI BORPHOLOGY OF PLANTS 197

TAXONOMY OF TWO-WINGED FLIES (DIPTERA) AND BORPHCLOGY OP SABE DIPTERA OF EGYPT 697

QUANTITY STUDY WITH STATISTIC ANALYSIS OF COENDS PLANT BORPHOLOGY SYSTEMATICS EBBRYLOGICAL STUDY OF POP 657

COCONUT RHINOCEROS BEETLE PROJECT PESTS OF RICE IN FIJI BORTAIITY AND DISPERSAL OF INSECT POPULATIONS WI 33U

ETC. LARVA HERRING MAINE COAST ESTIMATES LARVAL HERRING BORTALITY SUBMERSIDLE STUDY HERRING EGG BEDS EC 273

OGY OP PISHES LARVAL FISHES ESTIMATES OF ABUNDANCE AND MORTALITY FIELD EXPERIMENT ABUNDANCE ETC. LARVA 273

ES SMITH FIELD PLANTATION HOUSE RESTORATION 6 MANAGEMENT BORVEN PARK HISTORIC HOUSE E CARRIAGE MUSEUM IBP 6311

INSECT PESTS MOSQUITOES CRIRONCMIDS W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY FISH AFRICA W.H.O. CONSULTAN U6

OLTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY FISH AFRICA W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY PISH ASIA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL U6

DISSOLVED ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS FRCB PHYTOPLANKTON: DUR US MOSQUITO CONTROL DITCHES IN SALTBARSHES PHOSPHO U06

RAL PEST MANAGEMENT EVAL LARVICIDAL BRIQUETTES FOR CONT. BOSQUITOES GENE 6U5

LOGY OF EASTERN EQIONE ENCEPHALITIS PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE CF MOSQUITOES INSECTS OP BEDICAL IMPORTANCE EPIDEM U99

OlOGICAL SURVEY AT ARBY RESEARCH EASES VECTOR STUDIES CN MOSQUITOES 6 CHIKUNGUNYA VIRUS MEDICAL ENTOBOLO U5U

S POPLATIONS REPRODUCTION OF BOSQUITOES REPRODUCTION OP MOSQUITOES HORMONOMIMETIC INSECTICIDES BIONOMICS 680

MICS OF NATURAL CULEX PIPIES POPLATIONS REPRCDDCTION CF MOSQUITOES REPRODUCTION OF MOSQUITOES HORMONOMIM 680

NCE DIPTERA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC INSECT PESTS MOSQUI'^OES CHIRONOMIDS W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUI U6

OF THE HOUSE FLY INSECT PEST MANAGEMENT BITING FLIES MOSQUITOES FILTH FLIES COASTAL MANAGEMENT PEST 23

BRYOLOGY LICHENOLOGY BOSS CYTOLOGY SPHAGNUB TAXONOBY 6 ECOLOGY 666

CARICIDES/INSECTICIDES METABOLISM OF PESTICIDES BY GYPSY MOTH METABOLISM AND MODE OF ACTION OF PESTICIDE 7

FLECTANCE AND RESPONSE TO STRESS REMOTE SENSING OF GYPSY MOTH DEFOLIATION AERIAL SENSING FOR EVALUATING: 592

PING CHICK HEART METAPLASIA AND NUCLEAR NUCLEIC ACIDS IN BOTH CVARY CELLS SHBMICROSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF 12

MOULT AND PELAGE PATTERNS IN PHOCA VITULINA 707

AIRHONT PARK PHILADELPHIA PATTERNS OF NUTRIENT CYCLING MOUNTAIN ECOSYSTEMS SOIL SURVEY FOB USE IN DEVE 301

R WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY EUTROPH ICATION STUDY OF SMIIH MOUNTAIN LAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OP PETERS C 32U

SOIL FACTORS WATERSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOREST RESOURCES SCIENCES AND ENVIRON 571

GY OF THE MOHAWK RIVER PLOODPLAINS MAMMALS OF BLUE RICGE MOUNTAINS SMALL BABMALS OF PIEDMONT FORESTS ECO 118

BALS ON IRON-TITANIUM BINE WASTE DUMPS IN THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS THE BIOLOGY OF THE CLOUDLAND DEER BOUS 398

AREA COUNCIL SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTURE 5 DYNAMICS ROCKY MOUNTAINS COLORADO NATURAL AREA EVALUATION; PL 5113

ITATIVE METHODS AND STATISTICS IN ECOLOGY SE COOPERATIVE MOURNING DOVE STUDY STATISTICS IN GAME AND PISH 318

ICS OF MOUSE POPULATION CYCLES POPULATION CYCLES IN RATS MOUSE DEMOGRAPHY ON ISLANDS POPULATION ECOLOGY 7 12

E ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS THE BIOLOGY OF THE CLOUDLAND DEER BOUSE PER0MYSCU3 BANICULATUS NUBITERRAE: SYSTEBA 398

POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS OF RODENTS GENETICS CF BOUSE POPULATION CYCLES POPULATION CYCLES IN RAT 712

ON HOUSE SKIN CHROMATIN TUMOR PBCMOTION OF ANTHRALIN IN MOUSE SKIN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS AND BIOCHEMISTRY A 632

GE CARCINOGENESIS IN MOUSE SKIN EFFECT OF CARCINOGENS CN BOUSE SKIN CHROMATIN TUMOR PROMOTION OF ANTHRALI 632

ANCER RESEARCH INHIBITION OF TWO-STAGE CARCINOGENESIS IN MOUSE SKIN EFFECT OF CARCINOGENS ON MOUSE SKIN C 632

OTE SENSING TO STUDY PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND WATER MOVEMENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OP MONTAOK PT 115

IN THE SOIL PESTICIDES IN SOU AND BIOACTIVITY HERBICItE MOVEMENT IN SOILS FATE AND BEHAVIOR OF BIOCIDES 763

TIPN BUBBLE INDUCED UPWELLING OF SEA WATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT OF OIL SPILLS FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING 630

AVIAN VULNERABILITY TO AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS GAME HABITAT DEBONSTR ATION AREA 736

ESTUAHINAL ECOLOGY AND POLLUTION CONTROL SURFACE WATER MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF MANHASSET 210

ETIC BLUEGILL FRY IBPACT OF DYLOX ON AQUATIC VERTEBRATES MOVEMENTS OF DWARF SUCKERS HOMING MECHANISMS I 772

BEHAVIOR AND POPULATION BIOLOGY IB SEABIRDS POPULATION 6 MOVEMENTS OF NEW ENGLAND HERRING GULLS HANAGEMEN 19U

AME ANIMALS GROSS CHANGES CF THE BLACK HILLS PINE FOREST MOVEMENTS OF PHEASANTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA ECOLOGY 568

RESEARCH 6 BANAGEBENT OP WARM WATER PISHES NORTHPIEID MT. PUMPED STORAGE HYDRO-ELEC. RES. PISH STUDY 377

TICDT AREA ECOLOGY OF NEW HAVEN HARBOR HISTOCHEMISTRY OP MUCOSDBSTANCES IN CLAM PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF 333

PECIES AND OPERATION OP FISHWAYS ICHTHY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MUDDY RUN PROJECT MASS COOP FISHERY UNIT CONNECT 226

URBANCE OP MARINE BIVALVE COMMUNITIES EFFECTS OF OPENING HUGO LAGOON TO THE PUBLIC COMPUTER SIMULATION OP 5U7

T RESISTANCE TO ARTHROPODS PEST HEPELLANCB BY REFLECTIVE MULCHES APHID ALARM PHEROME PLANT - INSECT INTE 761

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STARVATION OR MALNUTRITION UPCN MULE DEER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NUTRITION UPON 623

TAL EDUCATION BOTH TECHNICAL AND GENERAL ALL AGE LEVELS MULTI. MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLA 525

TERSHED ECOLOGY OF PRESHWATEB FISHES FISH PRODUCTION OF MULTI -SPECIES LAKE COMMUNITY PISH DISTRIBUTION I m5

IBLDS SYSTEMS ECOLCGY SYSTEMS ECOLOGY AND MULTIPLE-USE DECISION BAKING SUCCESSION ON OLD F 312

R RAW WATER CLARIFICATION FLOCCULANTS FOB INDUSTRIAL AND BUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGES CORROSION AND SCALE INH 79U

P WATER PLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS CN BUNITICN DDBP SITES TRACE ELEBENT STUDIES ON DEE 3U0

I PROCEDURES FOR SLUDGE DISPOSAL TREATABILITY OF VARIOUS BUNITIONS B ANUFACTURING WASTEWATER DESIGN AND 0 572

LL BIOLOGY OP HAPLOSPORID ANS ULTRASTRUCTD RE OF JELLYFISH MUSCLE CONTRACTION CELL BIOLOGY OP MASSIVE PROT 5UU

BIOCHEM. 8 PHYSIOL. OF MUSCLE PROTEINS MUSCLE PROTEINS 180

BIOCHEB. 6 PHYSIOL. CF BUSCLE PROTEINS MUSCLE PROTEINS 180

AWHA R., W. VA. DEISGN AND BANAGEMENT OF HISTORIC HOUSE BUSEA 6 SITES SMITH FIELD PLANTATION HOUSE RESTO 63U

ATION 6 BANAGEMENT MORVEN PARK HISTORIC HOUSE 6 CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLE KANAWHA R. W. VA. D 63U

LLOSKS ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FRESHWATER MUSSLES (HOLLUSCA: BIVALVIA: UNIONACEA) IDENTIFI 2UU

OLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ORBITED TRADESCANTIA ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGEN TESTING WITH TRADESCANTIA VARIOUS DELET 676

OOS EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS AND CHEMICAL MUTAGENS EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS 676

LOW PH SALT GLAND OF SEA SNAKES ION AND WATER BALANCE CF MUTANT EXTRA-RENAL ELECTROLYTE AND WATER BALANC 530

BNT CARE INTERACTIONAL PROPERTIES OP INDIVIDUALS THEIR MUTUAI AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTERDEPENDENCE TREATME 120

MY COMPETENCE IS IN FISHERIES SCIENCE 596

FLOOD CONTROL STUDY FAUNAL RESOURCES OF OKWARI PARK SITE MY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOIOGIST UPPER TROPHIC LE 130

FORMAT REG. ECON. AND ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEM MEMBERS CF MY FIRM REPRESENT THE FULL RANGE OP SCIENCES AS 268

OIT CROPS; PHYTOPHTHORA 6 BOTBYTIS PHYSIOLOGY 6 DISEASES MYCOECOLOGY OF SERPENTINE SOIL EPIDEMIOLOGY 6 PH UU6

ESTUARINE MYCOLCGY 637

RE POTENTIAL FOR MAINE MARINE BOTANY - BOTH PHYCOLOGY 6 MYCOLCGY NA NNOPLANKTON - DIATOM STUDY OP MAINE E 583

ANISHS IB GENERAL PROTOTHECA ORAL YEASTS MEDICAL MYCOLOGY PHYCOLOGY AND PATHOBIOLOGY OF MICBOORG 556

ROOT ZONE ECOLOGY - RHIZOSPHERE HYCORRHIZA PLANT PATHOLOGY 172

TABLE 3 - SESEABCH OR CONSOITATICII EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

Tl SYSTEMS-PLANT ROOT INTERACTIONS SOIL ORGANIC HATTER BYCORBRIZAE SO 288

ATEI) LIFE HISTORY STUDIES TAHONOBY SABBATICAL - ONIV. (IVSORE TOXOPLASBOSIS ACAROIOGY SOIL MITES (ORI 633

OBPTION FOLIAR FERTILIZATION ION STIM. ATPASE CONTROLIT NA AND K OPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS 510

SATER BALANCE IN FISH REPTILES AND ANPHIBTA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROOK TPODT AT LOK PH SALT GLAND OF S 530

lAL FOR HAINE MARINE BOTANY - BOTH PHYCOLOGY 6 MYCOLOGY NANNOPIANKTON - DIATOM STUDY OF MAINE ESTDARIES 583

STEMS OF BOTH NATURAL AND MAN-CREATED ORIGIN ANALYSIS OF NANTUCKET SOUND ISLANDS TRUST BILL EOTOPHICATION 516

ARIABLES AND MIGRATION POTENTIAL EFFECT OF POUERPLANT CN NARRA. BAY ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICA 555

COLOGY ECOLOGY OF SMALL BOAT MARINAS SIMULATION MODEL CF NARRAGANSETT BAY ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS SYSTEMS 517

ECOLOGY OF A NEH ENGLAND SALT MARSH ECOLOGICAL MODEL CF NAHRAGASETT BAY SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEA 528

LTDRE OF MARINE ORGANISMS MARINE iETLANDS OF SUFFOLK AND NASSAU COUNTIES AQUACOLTURE FOR LONG ISLAND ABNO 721

NAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTANT FORESTRY AND FIBERS t LAND USE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MATERIALS POLICY FORESTRY 135

ENT OF OPTIMAL PROGRAMS FOR BOTH PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENTS NATIONAL CONGRESS OPTIMUM POPULATION ENVIRONMENT 1't2

ON PLANT ECOLOGY/MANAGEMENT MODEL OF FORESTS OF GLACIER NATIONAL PARK EASTERN HEMLOCK IN DECIDUOUS FORES 392

GY 6 SYSTEMATICS OF FISHES FISH STOCKS OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK FISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC SARGASSOM RE 191

CA AND CARIBBEAN ECOLOGICAL SURVEY VOLCANO BARU PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK PANAMA BILDLIFE SURVEY ANEGADA 1 108

COOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT CN NATIONAL PARKS AND SILDLIFE MANAGEMENT LIFE HIS 378

NATIONAL TIMBER PRODUCTION - INCREASE AND IMPACT 659

OLLUTION HATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT WATER POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL HATER COMMISSION ANALYSIS PORE HATERS P 3aU

D WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT LIFE HISTCRY RESEARCH ON WILDLIFE NATIONWIDE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHOR 378

ANOS AND RELATED USES GATHERING STANDARD SOIL-SITE INCEX NATIONWIDE SOIL-WOODLAND INTERPRETATIONS FOR SOI U27

ALS AND WILDLIFE DISEASES CHEMICAL RESIDUES IN LIVESTOCK NATIVE RODENTS IN UTAH LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY 99

COLOGY OF CNEMIDOPHORUS TIGRIS VERTEBRATE FAUNA COLORAEO NATL. MONUMENT REPRODOCTIVE BIOLOGY GENERAL EC tt68

RURO IMPACT AND DEPENDENCE OF HAN ON ECOSYSTEMS OP BOTH NATURAL AND MAN-CREATED ORIGIN ANALYSIS OF NANTO 516

LINE TIDAL MARSHES PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL AND POLLUTED HATERS. HATER PROCESSING SU 332

FOREST STRUCTURE 8 DYNAMICS, ROCKY M0DNT4INS, COLORADC NATURAL AREA EVALUATION; PLANT COMMONITY; STRUCT 503

TS OF FIRE ON PLANT COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA NATURAL AREA SURVEY OF BASHINGTOM DC METROPOLIT 710

OGICAL STUDIES HILDLIFE INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENT TRENDS NATURAL AREA SURVEYS ECOLOGY OF HEAVY METALS PL 368

NATURAL AREAS ADVISORY COUNCIL 52

DC METROPOLITAN REGION VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN FOUR NATURAL AREAS USE OF CHLOROPHYLL EXTRACTS TO MEA 710

OGY ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY ENERGY BLANACE OF ORGANISMS UNDER NATURAL CONDITIONS THERMOREGULATION IN HOMEOTHER 671t

N OF MOSQUITOES HORMONOM IMETIC INSECTICIDES BIONOMICS CF NATURAL CULEX PIPIES POPLATIONS REPRODUCTION OF 680

TES OF OOLEMA MELANOPUS IN USSR FOREIGN EXPLORATION FCR NATURAL ENEMIES OF INTRODUCED INSECT PESTS (BIOL 200

ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS WILDLIFE PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION CF NATURAL FOODS OF WHITE TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION 165

OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF LIQUID NATURAL GAS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF SWG PLANT 511

PARASITES OF MAN AND SMALL MAMMALS AND EXPERIMENTAL NATURAL HISTORY IN ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 283

NT NEW YORK ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF tEER LICK INTERPRETING NATURAL HISTORY STUDY OP RARE AND ENDAGERED ANIM 5a0

ONSULTANT SERVICES HAVE BEEN WITHOUT REMUNERATION BROAD NATURAL HISTORY ESPECIALLY BIRD MAMMAL AND PLA 210

TO CONTROL DITCHES IN SALTMARSHES PHOSPHORUS CYCLING IN NATURAL MARINE AND ESTUARINE SYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF 1106

NUT VARIATION CYTOGENETICS GENETICS AND EVOLUTION CF NATURAL OR EXPERIMENAL PLANT POPULATIONS EVOLUTI 656

NING PROGRAM - ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGISTS THE STUDY CF NATURAL PRODUCTS OF BIOMEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE BRAN «31

ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS PIGMENTS CF CENTROSPERM AE PLANTS NATURAL PRODUCTS PHYTOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC COMPOON 817

OTSU ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - LAZ. CARD., MICH., MEX. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFE 2

N ABATEMENT ACID MINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION ABATEMENT STUDY NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 7U7

IGATION FISHTRAP LAKE KENTUCKY IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL SCIENTIST IN THE FIEL 509

AND, NY SHORE MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES PLANNING B MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES - SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMEN U71

OR EVALUATING: STRESS IN VEG. LAND USE RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES REMOTE SENSING OF STRESS IN PL 592

BS IN NEH YORK MARINAS IN NEW YORK RECREATIONAL USES OF NATURAL RESOURCES USES OF NON-FARMED RURAL LAND 785

ENTAL ANALYSIS SYSTEMS APPROACH TO WILDLIFE AND RELATED NATURAL RESOURCES WILDLAND RESOURCE ALLOCATION P 255

ENSORY BASIS OF BIRD NAVIGATION ELEMENTARY SCIENCE STUDY NATURAL SCIENCE TELEVISION PROJECT PHYSIOLOGICA T>S

KE KENTUCKY IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL SCIENTIST IN THE FIELD OF WATER DEVELOPM 509

EVALUATION OF IMPACT CF HATER DEVELOPMENT CN NATURAL SYSTEMS 31tt

ORES BOGUE BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOHE NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING SUNNY POINT MARINE ORDI 198

TION OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TECHNOLOGY TO ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL SYSTEMS QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOE WATER D 50

N OF HOG ISLAND NORTHAMPTON CO. VIRGINIA EVALUATION OF NATURAL VALUES OF A PORTION OF SEASHORE STATE PA 310

WATER QUALITY AND HATER SUPPLY PROTECTION CHARACTER OF NATURAL HATERS 6 POLLUTANTS HATER QUALITY PROTEC 393

ADSORBED PROTIENS ORGANIC MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATURAL WATERS TRACE METAL - ORGANIC MATTER ASSO 751

T PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR SENSORY BASIS OF BIRD NAVIGATION ELEMENTARY SCIENCE STUDY NATURAL SCIE TUB

STEMS QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR WATER DUAL MONITOR DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DATA BASE BEAVER R 50

ECOLOGY AND SOIL CHANGE FOREST FERTILIZATION RESEARCH - NE RAECHOODS PLANNING FOREST ECOLOGY RESEARCH - 699

O.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NE NICARAGUA PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TU «38

CONSULTANT BIOLOGISTS NEOTROPICAL ANGIOSPERM TAXONOMY; NE U.S. LOCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE 0 11211

EAR LITTLE EGG INLET MARINE AND FRESHHATER FISHERIES IN NE UNITED STATES; COLLECTION S ANALYSIS ECOLOGIC «57

MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS CN NEAR-SHORE AND INTERTIDAL ENVIRONMENTS 165

STUDY OF INFLUENCE OF TOWING SPEED ON CATCH PLANKTON 6 NEKTON SAMPLING SAMPLING INSTRUMENTATION ADMINI 22

LOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES ECOLOGICAL CONSULTANT ON THERMAL STRES 726

LOGY OF MARINE MEIOFAUNA PHYSIOLCGIC AL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATO 726

MOLLUSCS COPPER WASTES IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEHERTEANS EFFECT OF METALS OIL ETC. ON PHYSl 0119

RENAL MORPHOLOGY IN DESERT MAMMALS RENAL DEVELOPMENT IN NEONATAL MAMMALS HATER BALANCE IN BATS FROM XBRI 343

DAL WETLANDS PRESERVATION PROGRAM CONSULTANT BIOLOGISTS NEOTROPICAL ANGIOSPERM TAXONOMY; NE U.S. LOCAL F U2I1

L IMPACT ANALYSIS AND IMPACT STATJMENT PREPARATION UNDER NEPA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY PLANT-WATER RELATION 585

M SYSTEM - WRITING OR EVALUATING NEPA STATEMENTS WRITING NEPA STATEMENT - REVIEH OF NEPA STATEMENTS INFOR 527

ATING NEPA STATEMENTS WRITING NEPA STATEMENT - REVIEW CF NEPA STATEMENTS INFORMAL CONSULTATION LIMNOLOGY 527

ATION LIMNOLOGY - STREAM SYSTEM - WRITING OR EVALUATING NEPA STATEMENTS WRITING NEPA STATEMENT - REVIEW 527

miN COMPARATIVE NEVROANATOM OF MAHMH.N NERVOUS SYSTEM COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF CETACEAN B 360

PHYSIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF AQUATIC ANIMALS ESPECD.LLY NERVOUS SYSTEMS NEUROPHARMACOLOGY OF PYRBTHRUM W lOU

OMEOTHERMS ESPECIALLY GAME SPECIES ECOLOGY OF WATERFCHL NEST VREDATION ECOLOGY OF URBAN HILDLIFE URBAN H 738

ORGANISMIC LEVEL- ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR POPULATION DYNAMICS NESI SITE SELECTION IN HILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RI 285

F AIR POLLUTION ON SMALL MAMMALS ENERGETICS OF PASSERINE NESTLINGS VERTEBRATE PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AND 65

ER RELATIONS REGENERATION FOLLOHING CUTTING IN MIXED CAK NET PRECIPITATION IN MIXED OAK STANDS PATTERNS O 81

ATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL HATER QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION COPBPODS - ARCTIC 3»8

H- SALINITY INTRUSION TRANSIENT HATER QUALITY IN ESTUARY NETWORKS SUBMERGED DIPFUSERS FOR HASTE HEAT DISP 302

ANIMAL BEHAVIOR MECHANISMS OF INSECT FLIGHT COMPARATIVE NEDBOEIOLOGY ESPECIALLY INVERTEBRATE SENSE ORGAN 37

P LEAD INGESTION ON MENTAL FUNCTION BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH NEUROBIOLOGY NEUROCHEH. EFFECT OF RADIATION ON M 2m

»l BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL NEUROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL HATERS C 770

ION ON MENTAL FUNCTION BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH NEOROBIOLCGY NEUBOCHEM. EFFECT OF RADIATION ON MENTAL FONCTIO 2111

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TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERITNCE AND PBINCIPIE FIELD

RLT REGARDING SPONTANEOUS DISEASES OF LABORATOBT ANIBAIS
CIICOIOGT OF AQUATIC ANIMALS ESPECIALLY NERVOUS SYSTEMS
BATIVE NEUROBIOLOGY ESPECIALLY INVERTEBRATE SENSE ORGANS

ORGANIZATION IN NEUTOMA FDSCIPES SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN
ES BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF MAMMALS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN
ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE EY
OGY IN THE ESTUARY HETEROTROPHY CN THE CONTINENTAL SHJIF
IONIZING RADIATIONS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THE BIOSPHERE
lOSPHERE NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS
PMENT OF MOOD PLASTIC TECHNOLOGY INVESTIGATION OF PULSED
VE ANATOMY OF CETACEAN BRAIN COMPARATIVE

ANAL LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ADMINSTERED TO
RATES IN PONDS ON BK. TROUT FISHING QUALITY PREDATION CN
POPULATION ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION THE MARIHE
lONAL BIRD POPULATION STUDIES; CC-AUTHCR OP BIRDS CP.THE

AS WILDLIFE REFUGES OR BIRD SANCTUARIES ORNITHOLOGY IN
ATIC ADVISOR - HEED CONTROL AND FISHERY DEVELOPMENT LAKE
. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NE

IN RELATION TO FISH FAUNA EFFECTS OF ZINC CHROMIUM AND
IN CASAMANCE RECOMMENDATIONS POP AID IN AGRICULTURE DEV.
NTAL POLLUTANTS »ITH MARINE AND FRESHWATER PHYTOPLANKTCN
SPIDER MITES CLASSIFICATION OF

TRIFYING BACTERIA MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES -
L BY DENITRIFICATION MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF PESTICICES
CAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT DENITRIFICATION OF CONCENTRATED
N OF ALUM AND IRON SULFATES FOR P REMOVAL ENHANCEMENT CP
ICATION WITH CLINOPTILOLITE BIOLCGICAL WASTE TREATMENT
NMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INHALED AMYL
ITY SURVEY ROLE OF TRACE METALS IN MICROBIAL METABOLISM
L METABOLISM NITRITE FORMATION IN HEATED WATER ORIGIN OF
ISTSY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITION BY POLLUTANTS ORGANIC
BAY JELLYFISH FREE AMINO ACIDS AND MARINE INVEETEER AT E S
E INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN CYCLE IN SHALLOW MARINE WATERS
UTRITIOH 6 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN BIOSPHERES
S ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF DELAWARE BIVFR NEAR BORDENTOHN NJ
YSIS ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF DELAWARE RIVER NEAR BORDENTOBN

PONDS SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIOD EGRADATION OF PESTICICES
G OF LOW-GRADE SULFIDE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY 6 MANGANESE
NAGEMENT; PLANT GEOGRAPHY; FOREST ECOLOGY PLANTS - AIR -
ALUMINUM PRODUCER COSTS OF POWER POLLUTION CONTROL AIR
NEW YORK RECREATIONAL USES OP NATURAL RESOURCES USES OF
IMPACT OF PESTICIDES ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES CN
IVES STUDY - WATER-SWEETNER SYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAMENTAL -
HABITAT REQUIREMENTS OF RAVEN ECCLOGY AND MANAGEMENT CF
LIFE HABITAT FOOD HABITS OF DEER-RANGE CARRYING CAPACITY
TAILS IN S. ONTARIO WOODLOT FLORIDA CREEL SURVEY PROGRAM

AND ENGINEERING APPLIED TO GENERATION AND USE OF ENERGY
NVIRONMENTAL STRESS (TEMPERATURE PRESSURE ETC.) ON THE
UNA MEIOFAWNA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH POLLUTION MEDFAUNO

FRESHWATER FISHERIES MANAGEMEENT-IN
ION ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF SMALL MAMMALS IN EASTERN
»B RAD. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON PLANT COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN
TION OF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS
ATION RETRIEVAL APPLIED TO FLORISTICS AND TAXONOMY FLORA
5 BEHAVIOR OF LEWIS WOODPECKERS EEHAVIOR AND ECCLOGY CF
lOGEOGRAPHY QUANTITATIVE MODELS QUANTITATIVE ECOLOGY CF
BINE TELEOST ECOLOGY OF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY BEAUFORT
RY FLOBISTIC SURVEY OF MOREHEAD CITY FOET MACON JETTYS
ESTUABINE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS ECOLOGICAL STABILITY CF
GY SYSTEMATICS CF FBESH WATEB ALGAE FRESH WATEE ALGAE IN
OREST SOILS AND FEBTILIZ ATION FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
ST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OP THE
EST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPCET OF THE
EST FERTILIZATION AND WEIGHT QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
TE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE SECOND ANNUAL REPORT
ATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPOFT

CAPE COD REGION MASS. BIOGEOGRAFHY OF THE OUTER BANKS
ANT GEOGRAPHY AND PALEOECOLOGY VEGETATION OF HOG ISLANC
Y AQUATIC ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS CN FRESHWATER FISHERIES
BECLAMATION AND SLOPE STABILIZATICN CYCLE OF COAL IN TRE
ERTEBRATES IN TEMPERATE FORESTS BIRDS AND CATAPILLABS IN
lOLOGY BESEABCH MANAGEMENT FOREST SOIL-SITE RESEARCH IN
) SHORT TERM EFFECTS OF ACCOTHION ON FISH POPULATIONS IN
ISH STUDY RESEARCH 6 MANAGEMENT OF WARM WATER FISHES
BVEY ESTUARY CIRCULATION WITH REGARDS TO WASTE DISPOSAL

FISHERY LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OF ANADBOMOUS FISH OF THE
lATION DYNAMICS OF MARINE FISH POPULATIONS MANAGEMENT CF
I SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PA. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY
N BRIDGEPOBT HABBOR CONNECTICUT OLD OIL SPILL EFFECTS
CONTROL BIOCHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF LIGNIN DEVELOPMENT CF

POISONING IN MARINE ORGANISMS TCXICOLOGY OF SYNDFTS AND
OLOGY OP THE CLODDLAND DEER HOUSE PEROMYSCUS MANICULAIOS
lOLOGY PREDATION IMPACT EVALUATION IMPACT EVALUATION OF

OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE LIMERICK

NEUROLOGY OF OLFACTION eS";

NEUEOEATHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF METHYL MERCURY POISON 2U5

NEUROPHARMACOLOGY OF PYRETHRUM WATER QUALITY STU 10U

NEUROPHYSIOLOGY AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR MECHANISMS 0 37

NEUTOMA FLORIDANS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR ORGANIZATION 395

NEUTOMA FUSCIPFS SOCIAL ORG AN IZ ATIOV IN NEUTOMA 39S

NEDTRAIOSIS DEV8L0PMENT CF WOOD PLASTIC TECHNOLO 6U

NEUTRON ACTIVA"ION ANALYSIS OF LAKE SEDIMENTS B 812

NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS 526

NEUTRON AND GAMMA-PAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS 526

NEUTRON TECHNIQUES ANALYSIS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS 6«

NEVBOSNATOM OF MAMMLIAN NERVOUS SYSTEM COMPAPATI 360

NEWBORN RATS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE 717

NEWLY STOCKED LANDLOCKED SALMON APPLIED PRACTI 73

NEWSLETTER DIRECTORY OF PERSONNEL OF THE COASTAL 19

NIAGARA FRONTIFR REGION WESTERN NY POSSIBLE JET US')

NIAGARA FRONTIER REGIONAL BIRD POPULATION STUDIE U89

NICARAGUA FISHERIES SURVEY FRESHWATER FISHERIES 550

NICARAGUA PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TLRRI U38

NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TELEOST ECOLOGY OF INTRAC 93

NIGER COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF OPTIMAL PROGRA 1U2

NIB TRAINEE - METABOLISM OF DDT BY FRESHWATER AL 578

NITIDUIIDAE (COLEOPTERA) ; HABITS AND CONTROL OP 1U1

NITRATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIFICATIOM MICROBIAL DEG 70

NITRATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIFYING BACTERIA MICROP 70

NITRATE WASTEWATERS WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION AN 371

NITRIFICATION WITH CLINOPTILOLITE BIOLOGICAL WA U39

NITRIFICATION ALGAL ASSAY FISH BIOASSAY BRINE U39

NITRITE EFFECTS OF OXYLAMINE ON SKIN CIRCULATION 164

NITRITE FORMATION IN HEATED WATER ORIGIN OF NITR 781

NITRITE IN HEATED WASTE WATER WA^'ER QUALITY SURV 781

NITROGEN CYCLE IN MARINE SEDIMENTS MARINE SEDIM U35

NITROGEN CYCLE IN SHALLOW MARINE WATERS NITROGEN 760

NITROGEN CYCLE ON CORAL REEFS CONTROL OF CHESAPE 760

NITROGEN NUTRITION 6 ALKALOID PBODUCTION IN GRA 771

NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE EGG INLET U57

NJ NJ MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY NEAR LITTLE EGG IN U57

NODULATION OF TROPICAL LEGUMES POLLUTION OF FARM 191

NODULES HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE EFFECTS ON MARINE B 203

NOISE - MICROCLIMATE INTERACTIONS WILD SHRUB CUL 186

NOISE AND RELATED LAND POLLUTION AND LAND USE U3U

NON-FARMED RURAL LAND CAMPGROUNDS AND CAMOERS IN 785

NON-TARGET ORGANISMS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GEN 552

NON-TOXIC FUNGI AND MILDEW RESISTANT - WATER BAS U79

NONCONSOMPTIVE WILDLIFE HABITAT FACTORS DETERMIN 3U1

NONGAME WILDLIFE AND FOREST MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 158

NONLINEAR ESTIMATION BY PARABOLIC APPROXIMATION U62

NONPOllUTING SOURCES OF ENERGY PHYSICS 737

NORMAL AND DISEASED ANIMAL EFFECT OF HIGH ENVIRO 238

NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MAR 151

NORTH AMERICA CLINCH RIVER SURVEY 26

NORTH AMERICA MICROHABITAT SELECTION IN SMALL MA 398

NORTH AMERICA NATURAL AREA SURVEY OF WASHINGTON 710

NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY LIMNOLOGY EUTROPH 278

NORTH AMERICAN PROGRAM INFORM 6U2

NOFTH AMERICAN WOODPECKERS; SAME FOR GROUND SQUI 291

NORTH ATLANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATER CURRENTS IN N. 591

NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN 93

NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOMIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOW 519

NORTH CAROLINA BARRIER ISLANDS SECONDARY PRODUCT 521

NORTH CAROLINA PHYTOPLA NKTON OF DELAWARE RIVER B 627

NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPER 293

NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPER 293

NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPER 293

NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPER 608

NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPER 608

NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOPER 608

NORTH CAROLINA THE ISOLATED FORMS OF RACCOONS E U18

NORTHAMPTON CO. VIRGINIA EVALUATION OF NATURAL 310

NORTHEAST VA. FISHERIES SURVEY PUBLIC FISHING LA 569

NORTHERN APPALACHIANS COAL COMMUNITY ABANDONMENT 810

NORTHERN HARDWOODS FOREST RADIATION SENSITIVITY 706

NORTHERN HARDWOODS RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION FORE 560

NORTHERN MAINE EFFECTS OP VARIOUS STOCKING RATES 73

NORTHflELD MT. PUMPED STORAGE HYDRO-ELEC. RES. F 377

NOBTHFCRT NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY LYNN MASS. BCO 103

NORTHWEST ATLANTIC DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIAL ANA 220

NORTHWEST ATLANTIC HERRING STOCKS STATE-FEDERAL 18

NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY ALIGNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ST 716

NOBWAIK CONNECTICUT PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY EST 307

NOVEL WASTE TREATMENT AERATOR DECOLOR IZATION OF 69U

NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA 205

NUBITERRAE: SYSTEMATICS AND DISTRIBUTION ECOLOG 398

NUCLEAR FACILITY ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF RED AND 225

NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGAT 337

335

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OF COXSULTATION EXPERIENCE AKD PBINCIPIE FIELD

ISTRIBOTION IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK HEART nETAPLASIA AND NUCIEAB NUCLEIC ACIDS IS BOTH OVARY CELLS SOBNI 12

0 GENETIC DEFECTS GEOLOGICAL IMPIICATIONS OF THE HCGOIBE KOCLSAR PLANT HATER POLIOTION AND GENETIC DEFECT 9

TOGRAPHIC STODIES OF FOOLING LARVAE ECOLOGICAL inPACT CF UnClEAS PLANT N.H. COAST BIOLOGY OF MARINE LAB 162

ALGOLOGY <FI1ESH HATER) ENVIRONMENTAL INPACT STATEHENI - NOCIEAB POHER DIATOH COBMONITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR 317

HARINE EENTHIC COBBONITIES SORVEY OF BONTSWEAG BAY BE: BDCIEAP POHER PLANT CONTROLLED EROSION IN BONTSH 18 1

LOH THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPULATION ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT - NUCLEAR POHFR PLANT ENERGY FLOH THROUGH UCA PUGN 635

SH INTERACTIONS IN PONDS CONSULTATION: ANALYZE IBPACT CF NUCIEAB POHER PLANT ' RES EARCH: POPULATION DYNAMIC 353

OGY AND ECOLOGY OF HABBALS IN ARCTIC AND COLD CONDITICNS NOCIEAB POHER PLANT SITE TERRESTRIAL IBPACT SUBV 327

AS THEY ARE EFFECTED BY POLLUTION ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP NOCIEAR POHER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF LI 511

SITES ENVIRONBENTAL ENGINEERING SITING AND OPERATION CF NOCLEAB POHER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SOBVEYS OF POHER 693

BARINE PELAGIC ZOOPLANKTON ENVIRONBENTAL EVALOATION CF NOCLEAR POHER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS OF PINK AND 362

ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GOLF OF BEXICO-BRAZOS RIVER NUCLEAR SITING STUDY BISSODRI RIVER ECOLOGY TH 98

ROCKS ISLAND DAM LIBRICK NUCLEAR STATION 363

LLEGE LABOR CONTRACTS FOR TEACHERS AND PAR APBOFESSIONALS NUCLEIC ACID DISTRIBUTION IN THE DEVELOPING CHIC 12

CIDS IN BOTH OVARY CELLS SOBBICROSCOPIC DISTRIBDTION CF NUCIEIC ACIDS IN DIFFERENTIATING EBBBYONIC SYSTE 12

ION IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK HEART HETAfLASIA AND NUCLEAR NOCIEIC ACIDS IN BOTH OVARY CELLS SOBBICROSCOPl 12

QOITO CONTROL BY FISH ASIA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AfJOATIC NUISANCE DIPTERA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC «6

QOATIC BACTERIA-CYCLING OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS DESCRIBING NUHBEBS AND ACTIVITIES OF AQUATIC BACTERIA EFFEC 336

HATER POLLUTION CONTROL HITH EMPHASES OS COSTROl CF NUSIANCE HICROORGANISBS 767

HAVIOR IN BIRDS COMBDNICATION BEHAVIOR IN HHITE-BREJSTED NUTHATCH ASPECTS OF COBMUNICATION BE 598

ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTEMS BIOGEOCHEBISTRY ; AQUATIC ECOLOGY NUTRIENT - HYDROLOGIC INTERACTIONS IN FORESTED « 132

LOBLOLLY PINE SITE PBODUCTIVI'Y - SOIL FACTORS HATEESHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS PORE 571

UTBIENT - HYDROICGIC INTERACTIONS IN FORESTED HATERSRECS NUTRIENT BUDGETS FOR CAYOGA AND SENECA LAKES ECO U32

N TO GROHTH LAND USE PLANNING - ENVIRONMEflTAL BANAGEBENT NOTRIENT CYCLING IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM LAND OSE I 37U

COLOGICAl SORVEY FAIRMONT PARK PHILADELPHIA PATTERNS OF NOTRIENT CYCLING MOONTAIN ECOSYSTEMS SOIL SORV 301

LING 6 HASTE DISPOSAL HASTEHATER IRRIGATION AND DISPOSAL NOTRIENT CYCLING-STBE AB-SOIL INTERACTIONS SEHAGE 192

OTRIENTS CARBON DIOXIDE SYSTEB DIFFUSION FROM SEDIBENTS NOTRIENT S'^UDIES ON CORAL REEFS BARINE NAMBALS F 551

BENTHOS: SEDIBENT SIZE AND CHEBISTRY INELOENCES THEREON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT IN OLIGOHALINE TIDAL MARSHES 332

OGY AND PHYSIOLOGY ECOSYSTEMS PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING CF NDTBIENTS ENERGY FLOH THEODGH SOIL-PLANT- ATMOSPH lt7U

ACUTE 5 SOBLETHAL EFFECTS OF POLIOTANTS TO FISH ROLE CF NOTRIENTS IN DIATOM POPOLATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY 281

PECT TO ECOSYSTEM STROCTURB AND FONCTION EFFECTS OF SCI!. NOTRIENTS ON ECOSYSTEB STROCTORE SEASONAL PLOCTO 1I81

OF ZOOPLANKTON ON ALGAL POPOLATIONS THE INTERACTION CF NOTBIENTS ALGAE AND ZOOPLANKTON IN AQUATIC POO 558

ABBALS FROB CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTERAS AQUATIC CHEBISTBY NUTRIENTS CARBON DIOXIDE SYSTEB DIFFUSION FROM 551

6 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN BIOSPHERES NITROGEN NUTRITION f. ALKALOID PRODUCTION IN GRASS ION AB 771

N, IN GRASS ION ABSORPTION BY PLANT CELLS PLANT BINEEAL NDTRITION S PLANT PHYSIOLOGY TRACE ELEBENTS IN B 771

IL POTENTIALS FOB HATEB QUALITY AKD SOIL EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION AND ANIMAL HEALTH SOIL FERTILITY SOI 6U9

lONSHIPS OF NUTRITION UPON ANIBAL DISEASES AND PARASITES NUTRITION AND DISEASE OF BIGHORN SHEEP PHYSIOLOG 623

C DEVELOPBENT SOIL FERTILITY AND PLANT NOTRITION LAND RECLABATION AGRICULTURAL ECONOBI 335

VEGETATION CHANGES ON SOIL FEBTILITY VEGETATION GROHTH NOTRITION OF PEAT BOGS VEGETATION ANALYSIS AND 171

ON OR BALNOTRITION UPON BULE DEER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NDTRITION UPON ANIMAL DISEASES AND PARASITES NOT 623

ST SOILS RESEARCH SOIL-FOREST BEIATIONSHIPS ESPECIAIIY NOTRITION ECOLOGY AND SOIL CHANGE FOREST FE8TI 699

REBENT AND METABOLISM OP PLANTS INORGANIC PLANT NOTRITION ESPECIALLY TBACE ELEBENTS BOHON EEQOI 128

DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. FOR FLORISTS' CROPS PLANT NOTRITION INCLODING BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF ABSO 510

AND THEIR ECOLOGY SORVEY-MAPINE PHYTOPIANKTON OP BERMODA NOTRITIONAL REQOIREBENTS AND ECOLOGY OF BERBUDIA 196

D OTHER PHYTOPIANKTON SORVEY OF CALDER LAKE, BIOLOGICAL NOTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OP MARINE AND FRESH HAT 196

TORRIALBA COSTA RICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SORVEY NB ECOADOR TREE IDENTIFICATION PREPARATION OF B 113B

ST PRODOCTION ON CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS BAST PRODDCTION IN NH PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGESTION RATES OP CHIPS 276

TAL STODIES CURRENTS OPE THE SOUTH SHORE OP LONG ISLAND NY BARINE ENVIRONBEN 500

ONTROL STUDY PAUNAL RESOURCES OF CKHARI PARK SITE BY CI. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGIST UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS EC 130

ARK LAND AQUISITION FINGER LAKES STATE PARK KEOKA LAKE NY I HAVE A KEEN KNOHLEDGE AND COBPETENCE IN GE UOO

AND HOOD PLANT IDENTIFICATION VEGETATION BAP SOOTHAMPICN NY FBOM AIB PHOTOS FOBEST ECOLOGY SAMPLING BETH <t 1

ROTHERBAL SURVEY LYNN MASS. ECOLCGIC SURVEY EGG HARBCB NY HYCROTHERBAl SURVEY ESTUARY CIRCOLATION HITH 1U3

ARY CIRCULATION HITH REGARDS TO HASTE DISPOSAL NORTHPORT NY HYDROTHERMAL SORVEY LYNN BASS. ECOLOGIC SORV 1U3

LOGY APPRAISAL OF A SOMBER CAMP lAKE ERIE NEAR BOFFALC NY PARK LAND AQUISITION FINGER LAKES STATE PARK UOO

0-AOTHOR OF BIRDS OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGION HESTERS NY POSSIBLE JE" POPOLATION TRYING TO KEEP OFF RO «89

CONNECTICUT RIVER BARINE RESOURCE PLANNING LONG ISLAND NY SHORE MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES PLANNING S NANAG a71

OF DEEP SEA CORALS PROGRAM BANAGEBENT AND DEVELOPBENT - NYS SEA GRANT ECOLOGY AND SYSTEBATICS 682

EMERALD GREEN - N.Y. STATE D.E.C. HEARING EDGEHOOD LAKES NYS-DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY PIS 209

FISH BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF HIDENING AND DEEPENING C 6 0 CANAL - FISH EVALUATION OF SEX BIOPSY METHOD - 586

DUCTION - ANAEROBIC DIGESTION EFFECTS OP PH INORG C AND 0-PC BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR BICROBIOLOGY-PHYSIOLOGI 386

HATER RELATIONS REGENERATION FOLIOHING CUTTING IN MIXED OAK NET PRECIPITATION IN BIXED OAK STANDS PATTER 61

OLIOHING CUTTING IN BIXED OAK NET PRECIPITATION IN MIXED OAK STANDS PATTERNS OF SOIL MOISTURE DEPLETION I 81

BIXED OAK STANDS PATTERNS OF SOU BOISTURE DEPLETION IN CAKS FOREST SOIL HATER RELATIONS REGENERATION F 81

FLORA OF TAIHAN CHEHOSYSTEM ATIC STUDIES OF AMERICAN OAKS ALKALOID-BEARING PLANTS E THEIR ALKALOIDS U30

RIZATION OF PESTICIDES USED BY FEDERAL AGENCIES TRAINING OBJECTIVES 6 STDS FOR FEDERAL PEST BANAGEBENT OC 800

EST - INVENTORY HABITAT PRESCRIBE BANAGEMENT TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES HHITETAILED DEER RESEARCH ESTABLISHIN 626

RECEIVING HATERHAYS HATER QUALITY BONITORING PROGRAB FCR OCCOQOAN HATERSHED OPTIMAL PROCEDURES FOR SLUDGE 572

S TRAINING OBJECTIVES 6 STDS FOR FEDERAL PEST MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES PEST MANAGE SOU

UMONITIS IMMUNOLOGY OF CHRONIC LONG DISEASES ESPECIAIIY OCCUPATIONAL RELATED DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY TO 95

NITORING NETHORK VERTICAL DISTRIBDTION COPEPODS - ARCTIC OCEAN MARINE HATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL B 3U8

CAL MODEL OF NARBAGASETT BAY SOLID HASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN TOTAL SYSTEM STUDIES AND MODELS OP ESTURA 528

TIC ICHTHYOLOGY MEDITERRANEAN BIOIOGICAL STUDIES PROGRAB OCEAN ACRE PROJECT SYSTEMATICS AND ZOOGEOG. OF A 267

PATHHAY FOR DISPERSAL BETHEEN RED SEA AND MEDITERRANEAN CCEAN ACRE STUDIES STUDY OP INFLUENCE OF TOHING 22

STRUCTURE STUDIES LAND USE AND HATER INTERRELATIONSBIFS OCEAN AND LAKE DYNAMICS AND THERMAL STRUCTURE OC 111

OBAHINIPERIDA LATE PLEISTOCENE PALEOECOLOGY OF TONGOE CF OCEAN BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN a«5

ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONBENTAL STRESS FRESH-HATER AND BARINE OCEAN COONTY REG. SEH. ADTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOO 1167

PALEOECOLOGY ECOLOGY S PALEOECOLOGY PORABINIFERA INDIAN OCEAN PORAMINIFEBA PALEOENVIRONMETAL INTERPRETAT 355

TER DISTRIBUTION OP CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN METABOLISM OF A HERBICIDE IN SOYBEANS ANA 309

LICENSING BOARD CHEMISTRY OF SEA HATER OCEAN RESOURCES NEH YORK BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND ItUS

MARINE AND FRESH HATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE HORKSHOP MARINE PRODUCTS 269

NCIPLES TO THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT REMOTE SENSING OF THE OCEAN PRODUCTIVITY POLLUTION LIGHT PENETRATION 132

TIONSHIPS OCEAN AND LAKE DYNAMICS AND THERMAL STR'.ICTORE OCEAN'S THERMAL STBUCTDBE STODIES LAND USE AND H 111

GUS DISEASE OF HERRING SCIENTIFIC REVIEH AND EDITING CF OCEANIC MANUSCRIPTS EFFECT OS FISHERIES OF PASSA 615

MARINE BACIOECOLOGY AND CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY 232

HYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY GENERAL DYNAMICS BEDITERRANEAN SEA OCEANOGRAPHY DESCRIPTIVE AND P 1811

336
TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OB CONSOLTATICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPtE FIELD

ATISTICS DEMOGRAPHIC STODXES OP CBE1IST BIOCHEBISTRY AND OCEANCGRAPHT DIGITAL COKP'JTER SYSTEHS ANALYSIS U25

COAST O.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION HETEOSCLOGT AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ANALYSIS ENVIRONHENTAL BUOY DATA AN 122

ION FACILITY HAVE PREDICTION FOR SHORELINE CONSTRtlCTlCli OCERNCGRAPHY AND HETEOROLOGY ACOUSTICS PLANNING 559

OCEANOGRAPHY DESCRIPTIfE AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY GENERAL DYNABICS nEDITERRAN EAN SEA 181

ING MID-ATLANTIC COASTAL ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GA 3

OT OLD OIL SPILL EFFECTS, NORBALK, CONNECTICUT PHYSICAL OCEANCGRAPRY ESTUARINE HYDROGRAPHY COASTAL PROC 307

PHOTOPERIODISH AND ECOLOGY OF THALLASIA REMOTE SENSING OCEANOGRAPHY MARINE PHYTOPLA NKTON AND ANGIOSPER U58

PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ONDERMftTEF ACOUSTICS 286

AMERICA PROJECT AQUATIC BIOLOCY-FRESBHA TER ESTUARIES OCEANS PH YTOPLANKTON FISHERIES ANADROMOUS CLUPE 222

E ElEMEMTS HADIONOCLIDES AND POLLUTANTS R ADIOELEMENTS IN OCEANS PLUTONIUM IN LAKE ONTARIO OPENOCEAN ORGAN 7U

CEAK ORGAHISHS SESPONSE TO POLLUTION EIOGEOCHEMISTEY CF OCEANS UITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TRACE ELEMENTS 7U

TIFICATION TAXONOMY OF OESTOCINAE (COLEOPTERA: ELATESIDAE) 8 BEETLE IDEN 221

OPOLATION DYNAMICS; RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION MARMAP FlflD OFFICE MENHADEN TAGGING STUDIES SMELT STUDIES T 195

IC SOLTl) WASTES (COMPOSTING) CONSULTANT - OS ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SO. DIST. NEW YORK CONSULTANT - ECOLOGY 107

tIAGEKENi BIOLOGICAL CONTROL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE RESEARCH OFFICER - PUNJAB AGRIC. UNIV. INDIA RESEARCH ALI U 3

OSISTEMS IMPACT OF OIL SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS BAY MAINE OFFSHORE OIL AND NEW ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS «97

ATIC MICROBIf.I ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEM ATIC STUDY OF CEDAR ECG OHIC ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS 0^ A WATER PLAN ENVI 65U

VIROSBS WATER POLLUTION OHIO RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY PERIPHYTIC DISCS ALGAL 359

IMPACT OP OIL SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS BAY MAINE OFFSHCRE OIL AND NEW ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DESIGN 0 U97

ND POLLUTION MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING OIL DEGRADATION IN ECOSYSTEM SALINITY EFFECTS ON ?119

METALS OIL ETC. ON PHYSIOLOGY CF MARINE INVERTS ER AT !S OIL EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCS COPPER WASTES IN MARINE UU9

VG IMPACT ANALYSIS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROCESSES ABTIC OIL EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAL. REGIO 776

OS THERMAL EFFECTS ON BENTHOS OF HUDSON RIVER EFFECTS CF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE EC 788

ATION OF DYLOX IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM EVALUATION OF SEVIN tt OIL IN FOREST SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL CH 786

S IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOP SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DEVEICP OIL IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOPMENT OF AIR AND WAT 565

WATEFS SALT HABSH MICROCOSMS: A PCLLUTION TOOL EFFECT CF CIL ON MARINE BIOTA SALT MARSH PRODUCTIVITY S PL 50U

ANT SITE TERRESTRIAL IMPACT SURVEY REVIEW OF TEANSALASKA OIL PIPE IMPACT REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL PHYSIOLOGY RE 327

ANIC CHEMISTRY IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT PROBLEMS OIL POLLUTION ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTO 213

D-WATER TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL SALT HARSH STUDY OIL POLLUTION BASELINE STUDY COASTAL ZONE WORKSH 719

ELINE STUDY COASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP MARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL PCLIUnON MID-WATER TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPEH 719

CHEMISTRY ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AND CIL PCLLUTION PROBLEMS TNPUT-FATE EFFECT ORGANI 213

NS O.S. TUNDRA BIOME IBP COLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND CLEAN UP ARCTIC SOILS PERMAFROST 82

ANDS ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR WILDLIFE WETLAND 22«

BS THERMAL POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CONNECTICUT OLD OIL SPILL EFFECTS NORWALK CONNECTICUT PHYSICA 307

TREATMENT PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF POWER PLANI OIL SPILL IMPACT STUDY COMPUTERIZATION OF SEWAGE 153

Y III CHESAPEAKE BAY AQUACDLTUBE OF SHRIMP AND SFELLFISH OIL SPILL IN THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER BASIN AQUACULT 597

ISG AND MOVEMENT OF OIL SPILLS FOOD PFOCESS ENGINEERING OIL SPILL SOURCE DETECTION BUBBLE INDUCED UPWELL 630

CONDITIONS OF THE BIOTA OF CHESAPEAKE BAY OIL SPILL STUDY ENERGY POLICY PROJECT 69

IHDOCED UPWELLING OF SEA WATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT CF OIL SPILLS FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING OIL SPILL S 630

OLANTS AND POLYELECTROLYTES DEVELOPMENT OF COLLECTOR FOR OIL SPILLS DEVELOPMENT OF FILTERS FOR AEROSOLS 60

OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS III AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS IMPACT CF OIL SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS BAY MAINE OFFSHORE 0 U97

NISHS TOXICOLOGY OF SYNDETS AND NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 0 205

INE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEMEETIANS EFFECT OF METAIS OIL ETC. ON PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE INVERTEBRATES UI19

ICITY IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF METALS CRUDE OIL INSECTICIDES SYNDETS TO MARINE LIFE CADMIU 205

OF RESORCINOL WASTEWATER PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF OIL-BALLAST WATER WATER POLLUTION CONTROL - PHY 85

AL BASELINE STUDY OF THE N.E. GOLF OF MEXICO CLEANING CF OILED WATERFOWL WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND ITS APPLIC 313

SHERMAN DESCRIBE COMM. FISH. PARAMETERS 5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. TOTAL FISHING EFT. ON SHELF FROM 535

ILEGE HARRISBORG FLOOD CONTROL STUDY FAUNAL RESOURCES OF OKWARI PARK SITE MY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGIST 130

EBTEBBATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION MAMMALIAN SYSTEMATICS AND 758

S ECOLOGY AND MOITIPLE-DSE DECISION MAKING SUCCESSION CN OLD FIELDS SYSTEMS ECOLOGY SYSTEM 312

WATERS THERMAL POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CONNECTICUT OLD OIL SPILL EFFECTS NORWALK CONNECTICUT PHY 307

LLUTANTS ESPECIALLY PESTICIDES EFFECT OF MIREX ON EARIY OLD-FIELD SUCCESSION VERNAL CAMBIAL ACTIVITY IN IIU

F FRESHWATER ESTUARINE AND SHALLOW WATER MARINE FISHES OLDMANS CREEK MARSH STUDY COMPARATIVE BIOSYSTEMA 233

NEUROLOGY OF OLFACTION 655

E AND CHEMISTRY INFLUENCES THEREON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT IN OLIGOHULINE TIDAL MARSHES PHYSICAL AND ANALYTIC 332

SE INFECTIONS PATHOLOGY OP PARASITIC DISEASES ECOLOGY OF ONCHOCERCIASIS IN ETHIOPIA HOST/PARASITE INTERB 567

OCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS VIRUS RESEARCH EFFECT OF LEAD IN ONCOGENESIS IMMUNOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF ANIMAL 397

HTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY LIMNOLOGY EU TROPHICATION CF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS 278

ATIONSHIPS OP TROPICAL MARINE PISHES LAKE - CONSULTANT - ONGOING EDTROPHICATION OF TUNIS THERMAL EFFECTS 176

THIC HACROPAONA EFFECT OF CIRCULATING WATER SYSTEMS LAKE ONTARIO ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF THREE POSSIBLE POWER 381

5 FISHERIES BIOLOGY BENTHOS OF NEAR SHORE WATEFS OF LAKE CNTAHIO FISH STUDIES OF THE OSWEGO HARBOR AREA Z 207

ADD POLLUTANTS R ADIOELEMENTS IN OCEANS PLUTONIUM IN LAKE ONTARIO OPENOCEAN ORGANISMS RESPONSE TO POLLUTIO 7U

LAKE WATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROWTH ALEWIFE LAKE ONTARIO OPERATION CLEARWATER LIFE HISTORIES OF 211

RELATIONSHIPS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ST. LAWRENCE E. ONTARIO SHORELINE STUDY BIOGENIC SILICA IN PLANT 250

ICAL PROBLEMS HIBERNAL DISTRISUTICN OF COTTONTAILS IN S. ONTARIO WOODLOT FLORIDA CREEL SURVEY PROGRAM NON U62

IHENTS REGIONAL LIMNOLOGY OF MINNESOTA POLLUTION OF LAKE ONUNDAGA NEW YORK BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE AN 182

AKDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPOUNDMENTS OPEN MARSH WATER MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WE 216

OF DISTURBANCE OF MARINE BIVALVE COMMUNITIES EFFECTS CF CPENING MUGU LAGOON TO THE PUBLIC COMPUTER SIHUL 5U7

OTANTS RADIOELEMENTS IN OCEANS PLUTONIUM IN LAKE ONTARIO OPENOCEAN ORGANISMS RESPONSE TO POLLUTION BIOGE 71

AT SELECTION BIRD POPULATION EFFECT OF LOGGING ON TIMEfR OPERATIONS AND WILDLIFE WILDLIFE RESOURCES ST. 762

HABITS WILD TURKEY INTERNAL PARASITES IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON WILDLIFE WILDLIFE BIOLOGY WILD TU 125

WATER QUALITY MONITORING PROGRAM FOR OCCOQUAN WATERSHED OPTIMAL PROCEDURES FOR SLUDGE DISPOSAL TREATABIL 572

ID IN AGRICULTURE DEV. NIGEB COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT CF OPTIMAL PROGRAMS FOR BOTH PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENT 1U2

GRAMS FOR BOTH PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENTS NATIONAL CONGRESS OPTIMUM POPULATION ENVIRONMENT SITE SELECTION IN 1«2

AND PATHOBIOLOGY OF MICROORGANISMS IN GENERAL PROTOTHJCA ORAI YEASTS MEDICAL MYCOLOGY PHYCOLOGY 556

ONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS RADI CEIOLOGIC AL RESPONSES OF ORBITEC TRADESCANTIA ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGEN TESTI 676

ROPS AND OTHER SPECIES COMPLETE AND PARTIAL DIALLELS fCR ORCHARD GRASS GENETICS AND BREEDING OF FORAGE C 192

FOREST BIOME NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING SONNY POINT MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTC 198

BDINATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES AND COMPUTER SIMULATIONS ORDINATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES COMPUTER SIMULAT 2«7

NT COMMUNITIES COMPUTER SIMULATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES ORDINATION OF PLANT COMMUNITIES AND COMPUTER SI 2U7

GEOMICROAIOLOGY) MICROBIAL LEACHING OF LOW-GRADE SULFIDE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY 6 MANGANESE NODULES HYDROS 203

ECHANICAL CHEMICAL AREINOGENESIS MECHANISMS CONTROLLING ORGAN GROWTH IN MAMMALS MECHANISM OF DRUG INDUCE 20

FEFENCES AND AVOIDANCES OF FISHES RESPONSES OF FISHES TO ORGANIC CHEMICALS BEHAVIORAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASP 076

IN BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS TRANSPORT AND ALTERATION CF ORGANIC CHEMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS GC-MS A 636

CHEMISTRY AND OIL POLLUTION PROBLEMS INPUT-FATE EFFECT ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ASSESSME 213

337
TXBLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSDLTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

ISTRY OP MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSOES ORGANIC CHEMISTRT OP HATER AND SEDIMENTS AMINO A 766

CYCLING ECOLOGY AND GEOCHEMICAL SIGNIFICANCE OP DIATOMS ORGANIC COMPOSITION OF DIATOM CELL HALLS PAIEOLI 320

ICS HESTIABILITY OF WEIGHT AND LENGTH IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC COMPOSITION OF 22 SPECIES OF PRESHHATEH 5711

AQOATIC ORGANISMS IN ESTOARY AQDATIC BACTERIA-CYCLING CP ORGANIC COMPOONDS DESCRIBING N0MBE8S AND ACTIVI 336

F CENTROSPERMAE PLANTS NATDRAL PFODOCTS PHYTOCHEMISTHY ORGANIC COMPOONDS IN A PENNSYLVANIA STREAM INDOL HIT

BOLISM OF A HERBICIDE IN SOYBEANS ANALYSIS OP SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOONDS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ADSO 309

or EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS £FFECT CF ORGANIC ENRICHMENT ON BENTHICFAUNA 0CC08RENCE OP 399

E ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT PROBLEMS OIL EOLLOTION ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS ORGANI 213

OTION ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTDARINE SEDIMENTS ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AND OIL POLLOTION PROBLEMS 213

BINE MICROBIAL ECOLOGY SEAWEED COLONIZATION S RELEASE CF ORGANIC MATERIAL HATER TREATMENT IN CLOSED ECOSY 61(6

C MATTER IN SEA HATER CONFORHATICN OP ADSOREOQ PROTIENS ORGANIC MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATURAL HAT 751

ATTER AND TRACE eLEMENTS IN NATURAL HATERS TRACE METAl - ORGANIC MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAHATER ORGANIC 751

RS TRACE METAL - ORGANIC MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAHATER ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA HATER CONFORMATION OF ADSO 751

SOIL SYSTEMS-PLANT HCOT INTERACTIONS SOIL ORGANIC MATTER MYCORRHIZAE 288

BIOCHEMISTRY FROTKII SVNTHSSIS lUHIBITjION BY tOLLOTANTS ORGANIC NITROGEN CYCLE IN MARINE SEDIMENTS MAHI U35

EMS ECOLOGY OP BRACKISH PONDS RECEIVING SEHAGE DISSOLVED ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS PROM PHYTOPLANKTON-. DOR U8 HO «06

ENVIRONMENTAL METABOLISM AND EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES AND ORGANIC POLLDTANTS MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF DDT 508

E THERMOCHEM. STUDIES OP PORPHYRIN EEAX MODEL STUDIES IN ORGANIC SEMICONDDCTION 8 PHOTO-CONVERSION HITH P 5

IN CHROMATIN TUMOR PROMOTION OP ABTHRALIN IN MOOSE SKIN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS AND BIOCHEMISTRY APPLIED TO CA 632

CATION MORPHOLOGY AST LAK3 OSi THE 2FFECT OP INDOSTRIAL ORGANIC HASTES ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROP 803

REEK HATFRSHED ENVIR. POLLOT?;ON ; HATER POLLUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION OF HATER SED 688

TRY - HEAVY METAL INTERACTIONS BITH PROTEINS CHLORINATED ORGANICS FROM HASTEHATER DISINFECTION INFECTIOUS 161

EMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS GC-HS ANALYSIS OF PCB CCT ORGANICS IN BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS TRANSPORT A 636

BIOASSAY t'SING DAPHNIA AS TEST ORGANISM 15

FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION AND AEUNDANCE CF ORGANISM 389

BOJECT HILD TURKEY PRESEASON BANDING ORNITHOLOGY AT THE OSGANISMIC LEVEL; ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR POPULATION 285

MARINE BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF PLANKTOHIC ORGANISMS 260

ENT ESPECIALLY ESTUARINE SYSTEMS AND ESTUARINE DEPENDENT ORGANISMS FISHERIES MANAGEM 375

ESTICIDES ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON NON-TARGET ORGANISMS POPDLATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS; PEST 552

PHYSICAL ECOLOGY INTERACTION (ENERGY EXCHANGE) BETHFEN ORGANISMS AND ENVIRONMENT 681

POLLUTION INFECTIOUS DISEASES THERMAL EFFECTS ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN TROPICAL PONDS M U1«

MOCOSOBSTANCES IN CLAM PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS ECOLOGY OF MILLSTONE POINT CONNECTICU 333

SSIBLE POHER SITES PLANT EFFECT CP POLLOTION ON BENTHIC ORGANISMS EFFECTS OP DYICX ON BBNTHIC MACSOFAONA 381

BODEGA HEAD, CALIFORNIA PHYSIOLCGICAL ECOLOGY OP MARINE ORGANISMS HEAT EFFECTS IN A MARINE SNAIL EFFECTS 299

S AND PARASITES OF SHELLFISH DISEASES OP OYSTERS FOOLING ORGANISMS IN ESTOARINES-EFPECTS OF HURRICANE AGN 16

EFFECT OF PHOSPHATE MINING ON ESTUARY SORVEY OF AQOATIC ORGANISMS IN ESTUARY AQUATIC BACTERIA-CYCLING OP 336

. COAST BIOLOGY OF MARINE LARVAE AND FOULING AND BORING ORGANISMS LARVAL BIOLOGY OF BORING AND FOULING M 162

ND ABNORMALITIES IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTURE OF MARINE ORGANISMS MARINE HETLANDS OF SUFFOLK AND NASSAO 721

PISH POPOLATION DYNAMICS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AQOATIC ORGANISMS MID ATLANTIC BIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL SORVE 60U

MICROBIAL RESEARCH AS IT PERTAINS TO INDICATOR ORGANISMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLOTION 361

P GREEN CRAB TO METALS HEAVY METAL BIOASSAY HITB MARINE ORGANISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF ESTUARINE CR lUO

lOELEMENTS IN OCEANS PLUTONIUM IN LAKE ONTARIO OPENOCEAN ORGANISMS RESPONSE TO POLLUTION BIOGEOCHEMISTRY 7U

IDES SYNDETS TO MARINE LIFE CADMIUM POISONING IN MARINE ORGANISMS TOXICOLOGY OF SYNDETS AND NTA TO MARIN 205

ONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY ENERGY BLANACE CP ORGANISMS UNDER NATOHAL CONDITIONS THERMOREGULAT 671*

ENT OF C 6 D CANAL ANALYSIS OP ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON ORGANISMS BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMATICS SUBLETHAL EPP 1198

ICAL LABORATORY, HOODS HOLE, MASS. SHELL PENETRATION EY ORGANISMS MALACOLOGY INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY MAR 112

ER, CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE COVE INLAND HETLANDS BILl ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PIE 80

F MAMMALS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEOTOMA FOSCIPES SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NBOTOMA FLORIDANS SOCIAL BEHAVI 395

ION OP VERTEBRATIS BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF MAMMALS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEOTOMA FOSCIPES SOCIAL ORGANIZA 395

CIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEOTOMA FLORIDANS SOCIAL BEHAVIOF ORGANIZATION OF VERTEBRATES BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY 395

SIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PERSISTENT ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICAIS ORG ANCCHLORINES AND AVIAN REPRODDCTION US USSR E 501

ROLE OF KILLIFISR IN SALT MARSH POOL DYNAMICS EFFECTS CP ORG ANCEHOSPHATE INSECTICIDES ON ALGAE EFFECTS OF 600

AND FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS ECONOMIC IMPACT CF ORG ANCPHOSPHATE OSHA STANDARDS HONTING AND FISHI 231

COMPARATIVE NEOROBIOLOGY ESPECIALLY INVERTEBRATE SENSE ORGANS NEOROPHYSIOLOGY AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR MECHA 37

THE ROLE OP THE EYE IN DAPHNIA ORIENTATIONS ORIENTATION AND DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF DAPHNIA 690

TION STDDY ORIENTATION AND MIGRATION OF FISH FISHHAY EVALOA 580

SIOLOGY OP MARINE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR ACOOSTIC RECEPTION AND ORIENTATION OF LARGE SHARKS PREY SELECTION BEHAV 799

OTION PATTERNS OP DAPHNIA THE ROLE OP THE EYE IN DAPHNIA ORIENTATIONS ORIENTATION AND DISTRIB 690

NCE OF MAN ON ECOSYSTEMS OP BOTH NATOEAL AND HAN-CREATED ORIGIN ANALYSIS OF NANTOCKET SOOND ISLANDS TROST 516

N MICROBIAL METABOLISM NITRITE PCRMATION IN HEATED HATER ORIGIN OF NITRITE IN HEATED HASTE HATER HATER QO 781

EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON QOACKiSRASS OSE OF HERBICIDES IN ORNAMENTAL CROP USE OF HERBICIDES AROUND MILITAR U19

GRASS UNDER STRESS CONDITIONS STRESS PHYSIOLOGY OF HOCCY ORNAMENTAL PLANTS PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR 3U9

CRNITfiOLOGY 87

OAL, ATLANTIC PLYHAY COONCIL CANADA GOOSE ESTABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY 6 PLANT ECOLOGY OF HETLANDS HILD TOR 223

AND ECOLOGY FIEID ORNITHOLOGY - BIRD IDENTIFICATION DISTRIBOTION 239

OHLEDGE AND COMPETENCE IN GENERAL ECOLOGY HITH ACCENT IN ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAL OP A SUMMER CAMP LAKE ERIE "400

S ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJECT HILD TURKEY PRESEASON BANDING ORNITBOLOGY AT THE ORGANISMIC LEVEL; ECOLOGY BE 285

ING ASIDE AREAS AS HILDLIFE REPOGES OR BIRD SANCTOAHIES ORNITHOLOGY IN NIAGARA FRONTIER REGIONAL BIRD PO 189

STODIES - HABITAT MANIPULATIONS IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - CRNITBOLOGY RESEARCH SPECIALIST RESEARCH ASSISTA 167

ER QUALITY CRITERIA; PLANKTON POPOLATION MODELING; FIELD ORNITHOLOGY TWO MATHEMATICAL MODELS OP PLANKTON- 75

LS IN HATER HINTER ECOLOGY SALT MARSHES AND BLACK DUCKS ORNITHOLOGY HITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WATERFOWL 27<1

SECONDARY SUCCESSION ANIMAL ECOICGY SPECIES DIVERSITY ORNITBOLOGY ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT BIRD SPECIES 000

OlOGICAL IMPLICATIONS ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE OSHA STANDARDS HONTING AND PISHING EXPENDITURE A 231

GATION OF POLSED NEOTRON TECHNIQUES ANALYSIS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE POBIF 60

TE TREATMENT EPPECT OF POLLUTANTS ON ENVIRONMENT REVERSE OSMOSIS TREATMENT OP MINE DRAINAGE ROADSIDE REST 367

SUCCESSION ON DREDGE ISLAND R8PECDUCTI0N BIOLOGY OP THE OSPREY ECOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES SPECIAL REFERENC 530

STODIES OF THE OSWEGO HARBOR AREA ZOOPLANKTON STODIES IN OSHIGC HARBOR AREA BIOLOGICAL LIMNOLOGY 6 PISHE 207

OF NEAR SHORE HATERS OP LAKE ONTARIO PISH STUDIES OP THE OSHFGO HARBOR AREA ZOOPLANKTON STODIES IN OSHEGO 207

EMA HELANOPUS PROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOR PARASITES OP OOLEHA MELANOPUS IN USSR FOREIGN EXPLORATION PO 200

VEGETATION DIVERSITY ON INSECTS PESTICIDES INDUCED APHID OUTBREAKS POPDLATION DYNAMICS OP INSECTS ECOlO 595

RONMENTAL EDUCATION COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL RECREATION 6 OOTCOOR EDOCATION CODRSES RESEARCH IN BIRD POPO 292

CORPORATION WATERSHED MONITORING SYSTEM - WATER QUALITY OUTDOOR EDOCATION LABORATORY AVIAN MIGRATION AN 212

MANAGEMENT LIFE HISTORY RESEARCH ON WILDLIFE NATIONHIDE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP BOO 378

GRAPHY OF THE CAPE COD REGION MASS. BIOGEOGSAPHY OF TBE OOTIR BANKS NORTH CAROLINA THE ISOLATED FORMS 0 018

CHICK HEART METAPLASIA AND NUCLEAR NOCLEIC ACIDS IN MOTH OVARY CELLS SOBMICROSCOPIC DISTRIBOTION OP NOCL 12

338

TABLE 3 - BESEARCfl OE CONSOLTATIOS EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPIE FTEID

BIES ESPECIALLY STRIPED BASS SHOSS BIOLOGICAL EFEECT CF
NG DEVELOPMENT RNA-INDBCED NETAPLASIA CELLS OF BAHHALIAN
EOROPE TO OSA SEARCH FOR AND IBPORTATION OF PARASITES CF

STEROIDOGENESIS EFFECT OF DROGS £ HOBHONES ON NEIOSIS 6
LATION REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY - SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON
, NEW YORK VARIED RADIO TELEMETRY STUDY OF THE SAH-IIBET
N AND PARTITIONING OF RAPTORS POPULATION ECOLOGY OP BARN
OSTRIAL POLLUTION AND BENTHAl INSECTS TROUT HATCHERY VS.
VEGETATION SCIENCE AND VEGETATION BSNAGEMENT
OLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS EFFECTS CF

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
DIAGNOSIS ANIMAL DISEASE INCLUDING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE
WATER POLLUTION CONTROL WITH BICLOGICAL PROCESSES PORE
PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INHALED AMYL NITRITE EFFECTS OF
OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION ON BOTTOMS EFFECT OF DREDGING CN
ER (USING SCUBA) ASSESSMENT OF CCMMONITIES EVALUATION CF
OGY EFFECT OF CHANNELIZATION ON FISHES AND THEIR HABITAT
TUARINE CRAB TO CADMIUM TOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS TO
PECIALLY DISEASES AND PARASITES OF SHELLFISH DISEASES CF
. DAK. WATER QUALITY INVESTIGATIONS IMPACT OF MINING ON
PLANTS AIR POLLUTION MONITORING WITH PLANTS INFLUENCE CF

FISH AND ALGAE COMPARISON OF ALUM AND IRON SULFATES FCR
N CHEMICAL INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT INSECT COEVOLDTICN IN
ALYSIS OF VESSELS EFFECTS OF TEMPIBATUBE AND TOXICITY ON
NTAL IMPACT STATEMENT WYOMING VALLEY SUSQDEHANA RIVER
ED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAM 6 RESERVOIR N.Y. N.J. 6

ESTOASY MODEL BASELINE STUDY OF TWO NEW IMPOUNDMENTS IN

STRESS OH SUCCESSIONAL SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78
TREAMS ATLANTIC SURF CLAM - BIOLOGY AND COMMERCIAL CATCH
ON CHESAPEAKE PAY BIOLOGY OF THE GEODUCK CLAM HIGH SEAS
ENTATION C HYDROLOGY STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF MD SECTOR OF

VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY AKD
D PALEOECOLOGY OF MODERN AND ANCIENT CARBONATE SEDIMENTS
ING AND PREDICTION PLANKTONIC FCR AMINIPER AL ECOLOGY AND
NKTONIC FORANINIFERAL ECOLOGY AND PALEOECOLOGY ECOLOGY S
PLAIN ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA BAY FOR A MINIFERIDA ECOLOGY AND
GY-ECOLOGY MODERN CARBONATES, BAHAMAS SEDIMENTOLOGY AND
LOGY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF FOR AHINIFER IDA LATE PLEISTOCENE
STRALIAN HERPETOFAUNA DISTRIBUTION OF PELAGIC SEASNAKES
IRGINIA PLANT ECOLOGY AS BELATED TO PLANT GEOGRAPHY AND
GY 6 PALEOECOLOGY FORAMINIFERA INDIAN OCEAN FOEAMINIFERA
BUTION OF PELAGIC SEASNAKES PALEOECOLOGY PALEOGEOGS AFRY
ETOFAONA DISTRIBUTION OF PELAGIC SEASNAKES PALEOECOLOGY
ANCE OF DIATOMS ORGANIC COMPOSITION OP DIATOM CELL WALLS
ICA - GUATEMALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENTRAL AMERICI -
CMMON FOULING BRYOZOAN BRYOZOA OF NEW ENGLAND BRYOZOA OF
GY; BIOGEOGRAPHY OF TROPICAL MARINE ANIMALS EFFECTS OF A
N ECOLOGICAL SURVEY VOLCANO BARU PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK
TAL TECHNOLOGY RELATIVE TO INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES PULP AND
EFFECTS OF HEATED DISCHARGE UPON ACOATIC LIFE EFFECTS CF
WOOL SCOURING MILL ON STREAM POLLUTION IDENTIFICATION OF
TS OF TURBIDITY AND SILTATION ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS CF
LOT FLORIDA CREEL SURVEY PROGRAM NCNLINEAR ESTIHATICN EY
lONSHIPS; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES FURNAS/WORLD BANK
KE BAY ENHANCEMENT OF STRIPED BASS POPULATION POPULATION
THEMATICAL MODELING AND MEASUREMENT OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM

DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COMM. FISH.
L IMPACT STUDIES FURNAS/WORLD BANK PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOINT

OF VE8TEESATES COLLEGE LABOR CONTRACTS FOR TEACHERS AND
SIGN AND OPERATION OF DYNAMIC SYSTEMS FOR CULTIVATION OF

APPLE JUICE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOICGY CF FRESHWATER FISH
SHERIES AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY HRNHADEN MIGRATIONS MANHADEN
IFE BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS WILD TURKEY INTERNAL
INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF NUTRITION UPON ANIMAL DISEASES AND
PESTS (BIOLOGICAL CONTROL) SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OF
RIMARY GRADES EFFECTS OF PARASITES ON SHA5PTAILED GEODSE
BIOLOGY SHELLFISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOMIASIS SNAIL CONTFCL
TAL NATURAL HISTORY IN ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
ASITES OF OVLEMA MELANOPUS FROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCB FOR

WEEVIL FROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OF
S ECOLOGY OF ESTUARINE ANIMALS ESPECIALLY DISEASES AND
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TAXONOMY AQUATIC FUNGI MODELING OF ANTARCTIC ECOSYSTEMS
ELATIONSHIPS IN FILARIOD DISEASE INFECTIONS PATHOLOGY CF
C DISTRIBUTION INSECT DIAPAUSE AND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY
IBS MARINE INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY AND

ECOLOGY/MANAGEMENT MODEL OF FORESTS OF GLACIER NATIONAL
EMATICS OF FISHES FISH STOCKS OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL
H FIELD PLANTATION HOUSE RESTORATION 5 MANAGEMENT MORVEN
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AREISBURG FLOOD CONTROL STUDY FAUNAL RESOURCES OF OKWABI
IC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WATER SUPPLIES STRIP MINE RUNNOPF IN

OVEBBCARD DISPOSAL IN UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY - FIS 586

OVIDUCT CELL AND TISSUE CHANGES DUST 259

OVLEMA MELANOPUS FROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOB p 200

OVDIATION REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY - SPECIAL 667

OVUIATION AND STEROIDOGENESIS EFFECT OF DRUGS E 667

OWL ECOLOGY OF THE PINE VOLE REVIEW 10U STSTEMEN 227

OWLS ANALYSIS n" A LAKE CARP POPULATION BREEDING 660

OWNER OF A POND-COURT CASE DIET OF BLUEGILL AND 289

CWNER TECHNICAL ADVISOR DIRECTOR 202

OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR PO 261

OXIDANT MR POLLUTANTS HEALTH EFFECTS OF POWER P 261

OXIDATION - REDUCTION OR PORPHINS WATER ANALYSIS U10

OXYGEN TOXICITY INHALED GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLL 590

OXYGEN USE IN BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT DE 371

OXYLABINE ON SKIN CIRCULATION - TEMPERATURE AND 16U

OYSTER BEDS UNDERWATER (USING SCUBA) ASSESSMENT UUU

OYSTER BEDS IN JAMES RIVER EFFECT OF HIGHWAY CON aUU

OYSIBB CULTCH LIMNOIOGICAL STUDY OF FONTANA RESE aUI

OYSTER EMBRYOS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF GREEN C 1U0

OYSIERS FOULING ORGANISMS IN ESTUARI NES-EPFECTS 16

OZARK HEADWATER STREAMS WATER QUALITY OF 3 RIVER 212

OZCNE OB PLANT PROTEINS AND HNA EFFECT OF ETHYLE 155

P REMOVAL ENHANCEMENT OF NITRIFICATION WITH CLIN U39

P. POLYXENES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF HARVESTER AN 208

P. ROSEOLA HAZURD ASSOCIATED WITH SHIP AND BREAK 616

PA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD PO 18

PA FISH S WILDLIFE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIE 522

PA. MATHEMATICAL MODELING AND MEASUREMENT OF AQ 257

PA. SOUTH LEG FREEWAY NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY ALIGN 7U6

PACIFIC SALMON PASSAGE FACILITY EVALUATION FISH 28U

PACIFIC SALMON STUDIES BIOLOGY AND BANAGEMENT 0 1«

PAINT ER. BACT 5 CHEM STUDY OF THE ROCK CREEK WA 688

PALECCLOGY FEEDER RESEARCH BIRD SOUND CASSETTES 71U

PALECOLOGY OF TICHENOR LIMESTONE FOR AHINIFER AL- A 90

PALEOECOLOGY ECOLOGY 6 PALEOECOLOGY FORAMINIFERA 355

PALEOECOLOGY FORAMINIFERA INDIAN OCEAN FORAMINIF 355

PALEOECOLOGY OF FOR AMINI FER IDA LATE PLEISTOCENE Ull5

PALEOECOLOGY OF MODERN AND ANCIENT CARBONATE SED 90

PALEOECOLOGY OF TONGUE OF OCEAN BIOSTR ATIGR APHY 1115

PALEOECOLOGY OALEOGEOGRAPHY PAL EOGEOGR APHY OF AU 3 19

PALEOECOLOGY VEGETATION OF HOG ISLAND NORTHAMPT 3 10

PALEOENVIRONMRTAL INTERPRETATIONS CLIB ATOLOGICAl 355

FALIOGEOGRAPHY OF AUSTRALIAN HERPETOFAUNA DISTRI 319

PALEOGEOGRAPHY PALEOGEOGRAPHY OP AUSTRALIAN HERP 319

PALEOLIMNOLOGY OF LAKE KIVU-CENTRAL AFRICA PHYT 320

PANAMA E MEXICO INSECT PEST CONTROL AND PLANT Q 563

PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND MORPH 31

PANAMA SEA-LFVEL CANAL STARFISH PREDATION AND IT 557

PANAMA WILDLIFE SURVEY ANEGADA ISLAND BRITISH 108

PAPER INDUSTRY CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS M 731

PAPER MILL DISCHARGE UPON AQUATIC LIFE BIOASSAY 8

PAPER BILL WASTES FIBROUS CONTAMINANTS IN AIR P 263

PAPER MILL WASTES ON AQUATIC IIFE EFFECTS OF PO 38

PARABCLIC APPROXIMATION APPLICATION OF STATISTI 162

PARAGUAY/BRAZIL JOINT PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLID 265

PARAMETERS ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE ZOOPL 275

PARAMETERS BACTERIAL GROWTH AND THE DELAWARE EST 257

PARAMETERS 5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. TOTAL 535

PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLIDATED EDISON ECOLOGY; 265

PARAPROPESSIONALS NUCLEIC ACID DISTRIBUTION IN T 12

PARASITES AND INVERTEBRATES CULTIVATION OP MALAR 728

PARASITES AND THEIR HOSTS BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTIN 325

PARASITES EFFtCTS OF FLUCUATING WATER LEVELS Fl 105

PARASITES IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON WILDL 125

PARASITES NUTRITION AND DISEASE OF BIGHORN SHEEP 623

PARASITES OF ALFALFA WEEVIL FROM EUROPE TO USA S 200

PARASITES OF BIG GAME IN SOUTH DAKOTA ANIMAL EC 67

PARASITES OF PISH IMMUNITY TO PARASITES SHELLF 123

PARASITES OF BAN AND SMALL MAMMALS AND EXPERIMEN 283

PARASITES OF OULEBA MELANOPUS IN USSR FOREIGN E 200

PARASITES OF OVLEMA MELANOPUS FROM EUROPE TO USA 200

PARASITES OF SHELLFISH DISEASES OF OYSTERS FOULI 16

PARASITES ON MALARIA MED ENTOMOLOGY WITH EBPHAS 755

PARASITES ON SHARPTAILED GROUSE PARASITES OP BIG 67

PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES MOLLUSCAN BIOLOGY 123

PARASITIC AND SAPROPHYTIC ANTARCTIC FUNGI ECOLO 536

PARASITIC DISEASES ECOLOGY OF ONCHOCERCIASIS IN 567

PARASITIC INSECTS CARRION INSECT ECOLOGY CULEX S 373

PARASITOLOGY ACANTHOR MEMBRANES IN TWO FISH SPEC 775

PARK EASTERN HEMLOCK IN DECIDUOUS FORESTS MANAGE 392

PARK FISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC SARGASSUB REVISION S 191

PARK HISTORIC HOUSE 6 CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STU 631

PARK LAND AQUISITION FINGER LAKES STATE PARK KE 100

PARK SITE MY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGIST UPPER 130

PARK WATER SHED SEEDING ECOLOGY OF FISH IN STREA 750

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CELL BIOLOGY OF EOCARYOTIC HICROORGANISHS -
TOXINS OF HAEINE INVERTEBRATES
SION WITH PORPHYRINIC STROCTUSES BIOPHYSICAL CHEHISTRI
HY/INTEGOHENT DESCRIPTIVE AND PONCTIONAL AVIAN ANATOBY

MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT BARSK ECOSYSIEH DEEP SEA
EFFECTS OP BETHYL HERCORY POISONING ANATOBIC PATHOLOGY
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AUXIN TRANSPORT PHYSIOLOGY OP PLANT GROWTH REGC'IATCRS -
S POPDLATION ECOLOGY CONSOLATION FOR THE PORCHASE OP AIR
TRACE BETAL BASELINE STUDIES CHEBICAL EFFECT OF AIRBORNE
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SURF CLAB - BIOLOGY AND COKHERCIAL CATCH PACIFIC SALBCN
ND ECITIilG CF OCEANIC BANDSCRIPTS EFFECT Oil FISHERIES CF

EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION ON SBALI BAHBALS ENERGETICS CF
ECIAILY IN REFERENCE TO PLANT TAXONOHT AND PLANT ECOLOGY
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LDS ANATOHY PHYSIOLOGY CHEBISTRY BICROBIOLOGY 8
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PAGVEED POLLEN CENSUS - It COBHUNITIES ABSTRACTOR HUBAN
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BANAGEBENT ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FAIRMONT PARK PHILADELPHIA
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GEOGRAPHY OP VEGETATION SYSTEBS BOTH PORHATION AND FLCfA
N OF LEAD IN LENTIC HATERS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SUBBIT 6
GANIC CHEMICALS IN MARINE ENVIRONBENTS GC-MS ANALYSIS CF
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LANT POPULATIONS EVOLUTION OP SEX OETERHINING BECHANI3BS
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, aARINE BIOLOGICAL LABOEATOPY, WOODS HOLE, MASS. SHEIL
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TEMPERATURE AND CONC. EFFECTS EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON
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NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RESEARCH: POPDLATION DYNAMICS OF Y.

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COIOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND CLEAN UP ARCTIC SOILS
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BIOMATHEMATICAL MODELING SOCIAL BEHAVICR CP
ONDACK MOUNTAINS THE BIOLOGY OF THE CICODLAND DEES BOOSE

PARK KEUKA LAKE NY I HAVE A KEEN KNOWLEDGE AN ttOO

PARK PANAMA WILDLIFE SURVEY ANESADA ISLAND BE 403

PARK PHILADELPHIA PATTERNS OF NUTRIENT CYCLING 301

PARK VIRGINIA VEGETATION OP PABRAMORE ISLAND V 310

PARKER RIVER ALEWIFE MODELLING STUDY BERRIHSCK B 137

PARKER RIVER MASSACHUSETTS FISHERIES BIOLOGY - 581

PARKS AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT LIFE HISTORY SESE 378

PAROTID AUTORADIOGRAPHY TECHNIQUES AND APPLIC^Tl 151

PARRAMORE ISLAND VIRGINIA PLANT ECOLOGY AS REL 310

PARTICLES IN HATER BIOPHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY REAERAT <109

PARTICULARLY ALGAE MITOSIS IN A PHYTOFLAGELLATE 331

PARTICULARLY CEPHALOPODS AND GASTBOPOD MOLLUSCS 671

PARTICULARLY CHEMICAL REACTIVITY (GENERAL) AND P 5

PARTICULARLY FEATHER STRUCTURE BRISTLES OF BIRDS 696

PARTICOLARLI MARINE HEIOFAONA HEIOFAHNA ENERGETI 151

PARTICULARLY REGARDING SPONTANEOUS DISEASES OF L 2U5

PARTICULARLY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF 1«8

PARTICULARLY SUXINS AND CYTOKININS INHIBITORS 0 715

PARIICOLATE SAMPLING EQUIPMENT PLANT PHYSIOLOGI 1)77

PARTICULATES ON SEAHATER FLUX OF METALS THROUGH «29

PARTITIONING OF RAPTORS POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BA 660

PARTITIONING OF TROPICAL EPIPHYTES STRUCTURE OF 622

PARTITIONING TROPICAL BIOLOGY RESOURCE PA8TITI0 622

PASSAGE AND PROTECTIVE FACILITIES ENGINEERING AD 587

PASSAGE BASLINE INVENTORY OF LAKE MICHIGAN ELEME 21

PASSAGE FACILITY EVALUATION FISHERY SANAGEMEHT 28U

PASSABSaiODDY BAY DAM INVESTIGATION OF HERRING R 615

PASSERINE NESTLINGS VERTEBRATE PHYSIOLOGICAL EC 65

PAST AND PRESENT FLORA AND VEGETATION HACKENSACK 650

PAST 30 YEARS 739

PASTORAL MASAI IB KENYA PRICING IN SATES RESOUBC 175

PATBOEIOLOGY OF MICROORGANISMS IN GENERAL P80T0T 556

PATHOGENIC FORMS AND THEIR VECTORS - MICHOBULOLP UBS

PATROCENS PATHOLOGY CF HOODY PLANTS IN URBAN S 661

PATHOICGIC ANATOMY ANNUAL RAG'JEED POLLER CENSUS 296

PATHOLOGY 172

PATHOLOGY 6e<l

PATROICGY AND HISTOLOGY OF FINGERLING TROUT IN N 365

PATHOLOGY EMPHASIS ON DISEASES OF FISH MARINE PA 796

PATHOLOGY IMMUNOLOGY OF PISCINE VIBROSIS C 796

PATBOLOGY IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES/PARAMEDICAL PIE 629

PATHOLOGY MELIODOSIS IN DOGS IN VIETNAM GLOSSITI 691

PATHOLOGY OF ANIMAL "IPOS DISEASES LOMPHOCYTIC C 397

PATBOLOGY OF PARASITIC DISEASES ECOLOGY OF ONCHO 567

PATHOLOGY OF WOODY PLANTS IN URBAN SUBURBAN AN 66U

PATHOLOGY MICROSCOPY CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC A 296

PATBOLOGY PARTICULARLY REGARDING SPONTANEOUS 01 205

PATHWAY FOR DISPERSAL BETWEEN RED SEA AND MBDITE 22

PATIENT CARE INTERACTIONAL PROPERTIES OF INDIVI 120

PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL 252

PATTERN IN SILD MICE EXPERIBENTAL VEST. ECOLOGY 78

PATTERNS IH PHOCA VITULINA 707

PATTERNS OF DAPHNIA THE ROLE OP THE EYE IN DAPHN 690

PATTERNS OF NUTRIENT CYCLING MOUNTAIN ECOSYSTEM 301

PATTERNS OP SOIL MOISTURE DEPLETION IN OAKS FOR 81

PATTERNS OF VEGETATION VEGETATION OF LATIN AMEHI 178

PAXSON LAKES LIHNOLOGY HATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY 518

PCB DDT ORGANICS IN BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS THA 636

FFANOT VARIATION CYTOGENETICS GENETICS AND E 656

PEANUT SEED IRRADIATION EXPERIMENT REPRODUCTIVE 656

PEAT EOGS VEGETATION ANALYSIS AND MAPPING EPFE 171

PELAGE PATTERNS IN PHOCA VITULINA 707

PELAGIC BIROS LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY OP BIRDS AN 99

PELAGIC LARVAE OF MOLLOSKS IN ESTUARIES ECOLOGY 16

PELAGIC SARGASSUM REVISION 8 COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY 191

PELAGIC SARGASSUM SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN TOADFISH 218

PELAGIC SEASNAKES PALEOFCOLOGY PALEOGEOGRA PHY P 319

PELAGIC ZOOPLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION OF 382

PELAGIE SARGASSUM COMMUNITY ENERGETICS OP MARIN 661

PENETRATION BY ORGANISMS MALACOLOGY INVERTEBRA 112

PENETRATION IN SEA AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS BIOLUM 132

PENETRATION OF ANTICHOLINESTERASES THRU SKIN EN 16U

PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGESTION RATES OP CHIPMUNK 276

PENNSYLVANIA STREAM INDOLE ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS 1117

PEOPLE MANAGEMENT WATER 136

PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENTS NATIONAL CONGRESS OPTIMU 1U2

PERCH POPULATION BIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY 353

PERCH AND SMELT MANAGEMENT AND REPRODUCTION OF 280

PEFEGRINB FALCON POPULATION RESEARCH TURTLES AS 75U

PERIODONTAL DISEASES SEARCH FOR CEPHAIOSPOHIII AN 753

PEBIPBYTIC DISCS ALGAL VIRUSES 359

PBBHAFBOST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEM 82

PERMANENT GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT FOR HIGH YIELD PE 735

PERCHUSCUS BIRD POPULATIONS 613

PEROMYSCDS MANICOLATHS NUBITERRAEr SYSTEBATICS t 396

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UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF ODT 5 DIELDRIN BY MARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DICHLOBENIL 8 ENDOTHALL IN POND V 578

SBBSTANCES ACT BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PERSISTENT ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ORGANOCHLORIN 511

VIRONMBNTAL EDUCATION THE MARINE NESSLETTER DIRECTORY OF PERSONNEL OP THE COASTAL PLAINS REGION Ti|o AREA 19

ENT PLANNING A CAMPSITE LAND PLANNING PERTAINING TO ECOLOGY PLANNING A RESORT DEVELOPM 129

IS RESERVOIRS FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND FISHERY BIOLOGY AS PERTAINING TO SPORT FISHERY DIGESTION IN BLACK C 61

POLLOTION MICROBIAL RESEARCH AS IT PERTAINS TO INDICATOR ORGANISMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL 361

fHOTO-PERIODIC-RESPONSE--PHOT0 MANIP HERBICDES ON INSECT PEST COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAOSE-B 31^;

PEST CONTROL 538

SHRUB CULTIVATION SONGBIRD ATTRACTION INTEGRATED METHODS PEST CONTROL 8 VEGETATIVE MANAGEMENT FOREST PRO IBS

E CONSOLTANT - CENTRAL AMERICA - EANAMA 6 MEXICO INSECT PEST CONTROL AND PLANT QUARANTINE ACTIVITICS CON 563

ON FISHERY RESEARCH TOXICOLOGY ECOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY PEST CONTROL AQUATIC BIOLOGY DIVISION OP FISHERY 709

PEST CONTROL PROGRAM MANAGEMENT 531

NTAl POLICY FOR CT PESTICIDE CONTBOL LEGISLATION FOR CT PEST CONTROL: URBAN VERMIN CONTROL CLAY HILL VER 388

RAL PEST MANAGEMENT OCCDPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES PEST MANAGEMENT AS IT RELATES TO ACTIVITY OF THE SOU

CPULATION MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF POLLUTANTS AND PEST MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES 552

ONT. MOSQUITOES .GENERAL PEST MANAGEMENT EVAL LAFVICIDAL BRIQUETTES FOR C 6U5

TTING FLIES MOSQUITOES FILTH FLIES COASTAL MANAGEMENT PEST MANAGEMENT IN COASTAL AND ESTUARINE AREAS B 23

FEDERAL AGENCIES TRAINING OBJECTIVES S STDS FOR FEDERAL PEST MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICI SOU

N MANAGEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ARMY PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS PESTICIDE CATEGORI ZATIO 602

OF EYE GNATS INTEGRATED CONTROL OF THE HOUSE FLY INSECT PEST MANAGEMENT BITING FLIES MOSQUITOES FILTH 23

S PEST MANAGEMENT HORTICULTURAL AND HEALTH INSECT 612

N NON-TARGET ORGANISMS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS; PEST POPULATION MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF 552

INSECT INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT RESISTANCE TO ARTHROPOCS PEST BEPBLLANCE BY REFLECTIVE MULCHES APHID ALAR 76 1

ESISTANCE OF CORN TO H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN CORN PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS 272

CS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN CORN PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SWE 272

OEN PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SHEET CORN RESISTANCE CF CORN 272

NAGEMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF ARMY PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS PESTICIDE CATEGORIZATION MA 602

ULTANT - USE OF PESTICIDES - CENTRAL AMERICA - GUATEMALA PESTICIDE CONSULTANT - CENTRAL AMERICA - PANAMA 563

ROL PROJECT GOV. COM/DEVELOP ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY FOR CT PESTICIDE CONTROL LEGISLATION FOR CT PEST CONTR 388

CE AND ITS ADMINISTRATION ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA KEYS TARPON PESTICIDE RESEARCH PROJECT SPORT FISHERY OF BISC 71(11

PRODUCTION BY SMALLER EUROPEAN ELM BEETLE EVALUATION CP PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FORESTRY ECOLOGY OF HOOD I 6117

TDS FOR FEDERAL PEST MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES PEST MANAGEMENT A3 IT RELATES TO ACT 80U

TROL AND PLANT QUARANTINE ACTIVITICS CONSULTANT - USE OF PESTICIDES - CENTRAL AMERICA - GUATEMALA PESTICI 563

MOVAL BY DENITRIFYING BACTERIA MICROBIAL DEGRADATION CF PESTICIDES - NITRATE REMOVAL BY DBN ITRI FICATION 70

E APPLICATION OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS I.E. THE USE OF PESTICIDES AND FERTILIZERS AND THEIR EFFECT ON T ttOI

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SPECIFIC PESTICIDES/FORMULATION EVALUATION/SLOH RELEASE PESTICIDES AS NEK COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL NEW PRODU 156

DEGRADATION OF NEW ACARICIDES/INSECTICIOES METABOLISM CF PESTICIDES BY GYPSY MOTH METABOLISM AND MODE OF 7

T OF POLLUTANTS AND PEST MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT CF PESTICIDES ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON N 552

OF PHYTOTOXIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL FOLLDTANTS ESPECIALLY PESTICIDES EFFECT OF MIREX ON EARLY OLD-FIELD SU 11U

AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS IN CROPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CF PESTICIDES IN FOREST AND AGRICULTURAL ECOSYSTEMS 786

STICIDES BY GYPSY MOTH METABOLISM AND MODE CF ACTION CF PESTICIDES IN MAMMALS AND ARTHROPODS MODE OF ACT 7

lOR OP BIOCIDES IN SOILS AND KATIBS BIOCIDES IN THE SOIL PESTICIDES IN SOIL AND BIOACTIVITY HERBICIDE MOV 763

OF AIR HATER AND OTHER POLLUTANTS LONG-TEEM EFFECTS CF PESTICIDES IN SSTRESS CONDITIONS ENVIRONMENTAL C 539

HETEROSIS PERMANENT GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT FOR HIGH YIELD PESTICIDES IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT G 735

ION OF DDT ENVIRONMENTAL DISTRIBUTION OP HEXACHLOROPHENE PESTICIDES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMEN 5U8

ROP SYSTEMS INFLUENCE OF VEGETATION DIVERSITY ON INSECTS PESTICIDES INDUCED APHID OUTBREAKS POPULATION D 595

SATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIPICATION MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES NITRATE REMOVAL BY DENITRIFYING BACTE 70

ION OF FARM PONDS SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIODEGR ADATION OF PESTICIDES NODULATION OF TROPICAL LEGUMES POLLUT U91

NT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP PESTICIDES ON NON-TARGET ORGANISMS POPULATION E 552

LATES TO AIR HATER AND LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT CF PESTICIDES PUGET SOUND HATER QUALITY EFFECTS BEL 652

NTIMALARIAL COMPOUNDS IN INF. MONKEYS ACUTE TOXICITY CF PESTICIDES ~0 ESTUR. COPEPODS SCREENING OP SAT. 39U

ES TO ACTIVITY OP THE FEDERAL AGENCIES CA TEGORIZATI CN OF PESTICIDES USED BY FEDERAL AGENCIES TRAINING OBJ 80U

MENTAL ADVISOR ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATION OF EROAC SPECTEUM PESTICIDES AND/OR THE SOCIO- ECOLOGIC AL VALUES 0 USB

AMICS OP AVIAL SPECIES POPULATION ECOLOGY OF THE MALLARD PESTICIDES TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR AND THE RED-SH 326

INDUSTRIAL NEW PRODUCT EVALUATION/K NOHLEDGE OF SPECIFIC PESTl'clDES/FORMULATION EVALUATION/SLOH RELEASE P 156

T QUARANTINE REGULATION AND INTEGRATED CONTROL OF PLANT PESTS MANAGE1EN 206

PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE - PHOTOMANIP HERBICIDES ON INSECT PESTS COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT DIAPAUSE 316

IGN EXPLORATION FOR NATURAL ENEMIES OF INTRODUCED INSECT PESTS (BIOLOGICAL CONTROL) SEARCH FOR AND IMPORT 200

MA IRRADIATED GRADIENT COCONUT RHINOCEROS BEETLE PROJECT PESTS OF RICE IN FIJI MORTALITY AND DISPERSAL 0 330

C NUISANCE DIPTERA BIOLOGICAL CCNTEOL OF AQUATIC INSECT PESTS MOSQUITOES CHIEONOMTDS H.H.O. CONSULTANT 116

C ECOLOGY AND FISHERIES BIOLOGY LIFE HISTORY OF DOROSOMA PETENENSE IN ARIZONA POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ALOS 376

N STUDY OF SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY CF PETERS CREEK VA. HATER POLLUTION STUDY ON THE S 32U

FE ECOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION TO URBAN ENVIRONMENTS AND PETROLEUM - ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS ECOLOGICAL BA 313

TS ON USE OP HYDROCARBONS ELtVATEC TEMPERATURE EFFECT CN PETROLEUM HASTE TREATMENT BASIC AND APPLIED MIC 5U9

ES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROOK TROUT AT LOH PH SALT GLAND OF SEA SNAKES ION AND HATEB BALANC 530

ERIA METHANE PRODUCTION - ANAEROEIC DIGESTION EFFECTS OF PH INORG C AND 0-PO BIOLOGICAL ADVISOR MICROBI 386

S STEROID METABOLISM BY BACTERIA CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS; PHAGOCYTOSIS CLOSTRIDIA INFECTIONS AND PHAGOCYTO 708

BIDIA INFECTIONS; PHAGOCYTOSIS CLCSTBIDIA INFECTIONS AND PHAGOCYTOSIS STEROID METABOLISM BY BACTERIA CLO 708

EAVY METAL COMPARATIVE BICCHEMISTRT PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY TOXICOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS H 1163

MALL GAME SPECIES EVALUATION OP EXOTIC GAME BIRD PROGRAM PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING STUDY QUANTICO MC8 DEAD D 718

ROSS CHANGES OF THE BLACK HILLS PINE FOREST MOVEMENTS CF PHEASANTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA ECOLOGY OP UPLAND AND 568

DIAPAUSE S GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION INSECT DIAPAUSE AND PHENOLOGY ESPECIALLY PARASITIC INSECTS CARRION I 373

AND SOILS FOR HASTEHATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PHENOMENA IK SOILS HASTEHATER DISPOSAL ON THE LA 383

BOPODS PEST REPELLANCE BY REFLECTIVE MULCHES APHID ALAFM FHEROME PLANT - INSECT INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT 761

P BARK BEETLES BIOS YSTEMATICS OF BARK BEETLES ATTRACTANT PHEROMONE OF THE EUROPEAN ELM BARK BEETLE GENBTI 1112

TS ECOLOGY OF FOREST TREE AND FOREST PRODUCTS INSECTS PHEROMONB PRODUCTION BY SMALLER EUROPEAN ELM BEE 6U7

NT PHEROMONE OF THE EUROPEAN ELM BARK BEETLE GENETICS CF PHEROMONE SPECIFICITY BIOSYSTEMATtCS OF BARK BE U 1 2

ON MICROSCOPY OF ACHFNES ESTUABINE PLANTS OF RIVERS NEAR PHILACEIPHIA SYSTEMATICS OF CYPERACEAE SYSTEMAT 628

ELOPMSNT AND MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FAIRMONT PARK PHILADELPHIA PATTERNS OP NUTRIENT CYCLING MOUNT 301

E ECOLOGY 6 POPULATION DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY AND DEVELOP. OF ENV. ECO. CENTER FERR 379

MOULT AND PELAGE PATTERNS IN PHOCA VITULINA 707

REGULATION REGOIATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN AFRICAN LAKES EHONOBECEPTION IN AHHOH HOBMS STRATIFICATION AND 1175

ARINE AND ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND SEA HATER ATMOSPHBRIC CHEMISTRY M U60

ING NUMBERS AND ACTIVITIES OF AQUATIC BACTERIA EFFECT CF PHOSPHATE MINING ON ESTUARY SURVEY OP AQUATIC OR 336

341

TABLE 3 - RESEmCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

N LONG ISLAND SOOND
K RESPONSE OF FISH
LANKTON: DUR U8 BOS
OGY OF BRACKISH PON
ONITORING METHODS A
ON ASSESSNENT REDS
OF DOUGLAS FIR TREE
PORPHYRIN REAX NODE
ARATIVE BIOCHEtllSTR

PT. AND CHESAPEAKE
TUDY PHYTOPLANKTON

DIAPAOSE - BIOCHEn
ATIVE BIOCHEHISTRY
REVENTION APPL. OF
N OP PHYTOPLANKTON
NT IDENTIFICATION V
TION OF PHOTOPIASKT
POLLDTION PLANT PH
TROPICAL LAKES HEA
AN HETAL POLLDTION
NE AQOACUITURE POTE
GENERAL PROTOTHECA

S SURVEY OF
C HATER OTIL
THEREON NUTR
ODGE DISPOSA
LAND USE TH
ETHEEN ORGAN
PROPERTIES 0
BATICAL ANAL
ATHER E. COA
ANEAN SEA OC
CONNECTICUT

BAHABIA
IZATION
lENT TR
I ON TH
E EFFEC
isns AN
F ANNUA
YSIS OF
ST U.S.
EANOGRA
OLD OIL

POPULATION TO
QUITO CONTROL
DS RECEIVING
ND INSTRUMENT
TONE ARSENAL

AND STAND DA
L STUDIES IN
Y INSECT DIAP

BAY PHYTOPIA
COMMUNITIES A
ISTRY INSECT
INSECT DIAPAU
ERTS-1 TO FIS
IN STRATIFIED
EGETATION MAP
ON POPULATION
YSIOLOGY {ALG
SUREMENT AND
OF PLANTS AIR
NTIAl FOR MAI
ORAL YEASTS

ANATOMY
N FISH COMMON

OF DRASTICAL
ANSPORT IN OL
E LAND SOILS
T OF INDOSTRI
D ENVIRONMENT
L PLANT FIBER

AQUATIC SYST

AIR SEA INTE
PHY

SPILL EFFECT

ES

REDUCED

DITCHES
SEUAGE Dl
S FOE POL

Al PROJE
TA FROM L
ORGANIC S
ADSE-BIOC
NKTON COM
ND WATER
PHOTOPERI
SE - BIOC
HERY RESO

LAKES ST

SOUTHAMP
S CHLORIN
Al) - ROL
REGULATIO

POLIUTIO

NE MARIN

NE

OF PLANT
ITIES FIS
LY DISTUR
IGOHALINE
FCB WASTE
AL ORGANI

TUARY PCLIUTICN
LOADING OF LAKE
IN SALTMARSRES
SSOLVED ORGANIC
LOTANTS DEVELOP
CT ASSESS OF (»
OW-LEVEL AERIAL
EMICONDUCTION 6
HEMISTRY INSECT
HUNITIES AERIAL
MOVEMENT AERIAL
ODIC RESPONSE -
HEMISTRY INSECT
URGE MANAGEMENT
RATIFICATION OF
TON NY FROM AIR
ATION EFFECT CF
E OP PIGMENTS -
N REGULATION CF
N INHIBITION OF
E BOTANY - BOTH
DICAL MYCOLOGY
S AS RELATED TO
H SEXUALITY AND
BED AREAS CHEF.

TIDAL MARSHES
WATER DISPOSAl
C BASTES ON IRE

S THE INFIUENECE OF THE
EMS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND
RACTION METEOROLOGY AND
DESCRIPTIVE AND
S, NORWAIK, CONNECTICUT

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING IMPACT ANALYS
REATMENT OF OIL-BALLAST WATER WATER POLL
NTAL STUDY OF PUMPED STORAGE SITES REPOR
D ACTIVITY BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF RESORC
RING SYSTEMS IN COLD CLIMATES AGGREGATE Q
D USE OP ENERGY NONPOLIUTING SOURCES OF E
SECTICOT RESEARCH COLLABORATOR, USFS HUBB

L IMPORTANCE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EASTERN EQIU
ON AGRICULTURAL CROPS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY
ENTARY SCIENCE STUDY NATURAL SCIENCE TELE
ASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COUNTY LOCAL G
HE PURCHASE OP AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLING E
ENSING OCEANOGRAPHY MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON
LI MAMMALS ENERGETICS OP PASSERINE NESTLI
UNDER NATURAL CONDITIONS THERMOREGULATION
ARK RIVERBANK VEGETATION CONTROL OF WATER
OF AQUILEGIA USE OF RECIPPOCAl TRANSPLANT
RINE MEIOFAONA PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLCGY OP M
ONSULTANT ON THERMAL STRESS ECOLCGY OF M
W HAVEN HARBOR HISTOCHEMISTRY OF MUCOSDBS
ITTOREA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES AT BCDEGA HE
LANT COMMUNITY DYNAMICS INCLUDING SOIL RE
ETICS OF LOCOMOTION METABOLISM 6 TEHPERAT
ION IN HOMEOTHERMS PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY
ACT ANALYSIS AND IMPACT STATEMENT PREPARA
ODE OF ACTION AND FATE OF HERBICIDES IN

ANTICHOLINESTERASES THRU SKIN ENVIRONHE
TS AND NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXIC
IRONHENTAL PROGRAM TOXIC SUBSTANCES ACT
SES AND PARASITES NUTRITION AND DISEASE 0
AL CROP USE OF HERBICIDES AROUND MILITARY
P NUCLEIC ACIDS IN DIFFERENTIATING EMBRYO
RESISTANCE IN SWEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CO
AYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OP PEST RESI
BOPOIESIS REGULATION OF PLATELET PBODUCTI
CONDITIONS STRESS PHYSIOLOGY OF WCODY CRN
AIN SEED PLANTS UPON GROWTH OP CERTAIN BL
AB TO METALS HEAVY METAL BIOASSAY WITH M

CADMIUM TOXIC EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS TO

CARDIAC ELECTBOPHYSIOLOGY; REPRODUCTIVE

ALGAE - TAXONOMY G

OMPARATIVE BIOCHEM. MOLECULAR SYSTEMATIC

RESEARCH SINCE 1965 - REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOG

DDY OF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL OF ALGAL P

DISEASES OF SHALL FRUIT CROPS; PHTTOPHT

PESATURE ON LABORATORY REARED MARINE FISH

STUDIES ON THE AUTOLYTIC ENZYMES CF S. AU

S AMONG VIBRIO SPECIES

OIL PIPE IMPACT REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL PHYSI

IS CHEMICAL AND
UTICN CONTROL -
T ON BIOLOGICAL
INOL WASTEWATER
UALITY JUDGMENT
NERGY

AED BEOOK SOIL

BIOCHEM. S

NE ENCEPHALITIS

- EVOLUTIONARY
VISION PROJECT
OVERNMENT PLAN
QUIPMENT PLANT

AND ANGIOSPEBM
NGS VERTEBRATE

IN HOMEOTHERMS
WEEDS IN LAKES
S IN GENECOLOGY
ARINE NEMATODES
ARINE MEIOFADNA
TANCES IN CLAM
AD, CALIFORNIA
LATIONSHIPS AND
URE REGULATICN
OF A WILD BIRD
TION UNDER NEPA
THE ENVIRONMENT
NTAL PHYSIOLOGY
ITY IN BED SEA
BIOCHEMICAL AND
F BIGHORN SBEIP

INSTALLATIONS
NIC SYSTEMS AND
RN TO H. MAYDIS
STANCE IN CORN
ON AND RELEASE
AMENTAL PLANTS
DE-GREEN ALGAE
ARINE ORGANISMS

OYSTER EMBRYOS

ENDOCRIMNOLCGY
ENERAL ECOLOGY
S ENVIRONMENTAL
Y PITUITARY FSN
OLIDTION PLANT
HORA 6 BOTRYTIS

LARVAE
REUS MICROBIAL
MICROBIAL
OLOGY RESEARCe

PHOSPHATES IN LONG ISLAND SOUND METAL ANALYSIS 1 711

PHOSPHORUS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF PISH POPULATI 277

PHOSPHORUS CYCLING IN NATURAL MARINE AND ESTOARI 006

PHOSPHORUS FROM PHYTOPLANKTON: DUR U8 MOSQUITO C «06

PHOSPHORUS IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOP SULFUR IN Al 565

PHOSPHORUS PLANT EDGEWOOD EVALUATE POLLDTION E 55

PHOTO RESPONSE OF DOUGLAS FIR TO UREA FERTILIZAT U90

PHOTO-CONVERSION WITH PORPHYRINIC STRUCTURES BI 5

PHOTO-PERIODIC-RESPnNSE--PHOTO MANIP HEHBICDES 0 315

PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF COASTAL WATERS OF NEW YO 115

PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF MONTAUK PT. AND CHESAPEAKE 115

PHOTOHANIP HERBICIDES ON INSECT PESTS COMPARATI 316

PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE - PHOTOHANIP HERBICIDES 0 316

PHOTOPERIODISM AND ECOLOGY OF THALLASIA REMOTE tt58

PHOTOPLANKTON POPULATIONS CHLORINATION EFFECT OF 28

PHOTOS FOREST ECOLOGY SAMPLING METHODS STATIST 11

PHOTOSYNTHESIS DISTRIBUTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN 28

PHOTOSYNTHESIS - POLLUTION THE USE OF MODEL ECOS 8«

PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN AFRICAN LAKES PHONORECEPTION I 175

PHOTOSYNTHESIS ROOT EXUDATES AND ECOLOGY OF ROOT 6611

PHYCOLOGY 6 MYCOLOGY NANNOPLANKTON - DIATOM STUD 583

PHYCOIOGY AND PATHOBIOLOGY OF MICROORGANISMS IN 556

PHYLOGENY AND SYSTEMATICS 695

PHYLOGBNY SPACE SHARING IN FISH COMMUNITIES ECO 658

PHYS. BIOL. CHANGES IN A RESERVOIR AFTER HEHABIL 529

PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL AND 332

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PHENOMENA IN SOILS WASTEWA 383

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS CHARAC 803

PHYSICAL ECOLOGY INTERACTION (ENERGY EXCHANGE) B 681

PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT ON THE CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PR 160

PHYSICAL EDTROPHICATION PREDICTION STREAM ENERGY 312

PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENTAL BUO 122

PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY GENERAL DYNAMICS MEDITERR HSU

PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY ESTUARINE HYDROGRAPHY COA 307

PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY UNDERWATER ACOUSTICS 286

PHYSICAL PROCESSES ARTIC OIL EXPLORATION ENVIRON 776

PHYSICAL CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AND AQUATIC 85

PHYSICAL HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FACTORS-DEV 193

PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OP OIL-BALLAST WATER 85

PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL WEATHERING IN ANTARCTICA ANAL 51

PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING APPLIED TO GENERATION AN 737

PHYSICS AND PLANT PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOCIATE 2U8

PHYSIOL. OF MUSCLE PROTEINS MUSCLE PROTEINS 180

PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE OF MOSQUITOES INSECTS OF MEDI 099

PHYSIOLOGICAL AND POPULATION RELATIONSHIPS ENVIR 101

PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR SENSORY BASIS OF 708

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6 COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONHEN 385

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6 POPULATION ECOLOGY CONSU 077

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AERIAL SURVEILLANCE SPILL 058

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AND POPULATIONS HOUSE SPAR 65

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OP A WILD BIRD PHYSIOLOGY 670

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF ALGAE AND VASCULAR AQUA 306

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF AQUILEGIA TERRESTRIAL 015

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES ECOLOG 726

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES PHYSIO 726

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS ECOLOG 333

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS HEAT E 299

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ST. LAWRENCE E. ONTARIO SH 250

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY WATER RELATIONS OF DESERT 716

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ENERGY-BALANCE ENVIRONME 670

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY PLANT-WATER RELATIONS ENV 585

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON QUACKGRAS 019

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INHALED AMYL NITRITE EF 160

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF METALS CRUDE OIL INSE 205

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PERSISTENT ENVIRONMENTA 501

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STARVATION OR MALNDTRIT 623

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS MODE OF ACTION AND FATE 019

PHYSIOLOGICAL EMBRYOLOGY OP VERTEBRATES COLLEGE 12

PHYSICLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN COR 272

PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN PLA 272

PHYSIOLOGICAL HEMATOLOGY - FACTORS REGULATING BL 106

PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR ENERGY TRANSFER IN 309

PHYSIOLOGICAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND PLANT SYSTEMS EC 533

PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF ESTUARINE CRAB TO CADM 100

PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF GREEN CRAB TO METALS 100

PHYSIOLOGIST - EFFECT OF SMOKE ON CELL POTENTIAL Oil

PHYSIOLOGY 589

PHYSIOLOGY C 88

PHYSIOLOGY EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION D 108

PHYSICLOGY (ALGAL) - ROLE OF PIGMENTS - PHOTOSYN 80

PHYSIOLOGY G DISEASES MYCOECOLOGY OF SERPENTINE 006

PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF FISHES EFFECTS OF TEM 692

PHYSICLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY I HOPE TO APPLY THl 608

PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DNA SEQUENCE RELATIONSHIP 686

PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY OF MAMMALS IN ARCTIC AND 327

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OF CONSOITATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE flELO

FISHES TROOTS OF OPPER KERN RIVER BASIN CALIFORNIA PISB
ACROSETTS WATER QOALITY STUDIES RIVERINE STSTEBS, BASS.
GRASS PRAIRIE AVIAN ECOLOGY 6 HABBALIAN AND COMPARATIVE
REVEGETATION OF SPOIL AND REPOSE EANKS CROP ECOLOGY AND
COLOGI ENERGY-BALANCE ENVI RONflENTAL PHYSIOLOGY ANICJL
OLOGY WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS WILDLIFE
OF FLOODING ON SWABP FOREST PLANT WATER RELATIONS; TREE
5 DISEASES BYCOECOLOGY OF SERPENTINE SOIL EPIDEBIOLCGY 6
PHYSIOLOGY OF SNYAPTIC TRANSBISSICN
N INDICATORS ADAPTATIONS OF REPTILE BLOOD ENVIRONN ENT AL
ANSPORT OF BIVALVE LARVAE EXPEEIBENTAL ANALYSIS ECOLOGY
RTICOSTEROIDS ADBINSTERED TO NEWBCBN BATS ENVIRONMENTAL
NT IODIDES IN NEMERTEANS EFFECT OF METALS OIL ETC. ON
lY, AOXINS AND CYTOKININS INHIBITCRS OF AOXIN TRANSPORT
F ELECTRONIC JONCTIOHS

ANT SYSTEMS GROWTH REQOIREMENTS OF SALT BARSH VEGETATION

GENETICS AND
A TEMPE8AT0RE RELAXED OCCORRENCE CF PBOTOZOA TAXONOMY 6
N PHYSIOLOGY OF TORFGHASS ONDER STRESS CONDITIONS STRESS
ETRATION OF ANTICHOLINESTERASES TBEO SKIN ENVIRONMENTAL
REVIEW OF TRANSALASKA OIL PIPE IMPACT REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL
COLLABORATOR, OSES HDBBABD BROOK SOIL PHYSICS AND PLANT
MICROBIAL (ALGAL BACTERIAL FONGAL ETC.) ECOLOGY AND
SORPTION BY PLANT CELLS PLANT MINERAL NOTRITION 6 PLANT
RD PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ENERGY-BALANCE ENVIRONMENTAL
IN THE HEALTH SCIENCES/PARAMEDICAL FIELDS ANATOMY
I GENETICS HEAVY METAL COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY

ESEARCH ADMINISTRATION FOREST SOIL-SITE RELATIONS TREE

BEHAVIOR INSECT

ANSPORT FACILITIES WESTCHESTER COUNTY LENTIC-LOTIC STDIY
ESIS PIGMENTS OF CENTROSPERB AE PLANTS NATURAL PRODUCTS
ARYOTIC MICROORGANISMS - PARTICULARLY ALGAE MITOSIS IN A
RAWBERRY 6 THEIR CONTROL DISEASES OF SHALL FRUIT CBOtS;
AL POLLUTION AND PHYTOPLANKTON COUNT AND IDEINTIFY MATINE
NUTRIENTS ON ECOSYSTEM STEOCTORE SEASONAL FLUCTUATION OF
COLOGY OF THALLASIA REMOTE SENSING OCEANOGRAPHY MARINE
ICAL NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF MARINE AND FRESH WATER
ES SURVEY OF ZOOPLANKTON OP EASTERN SHORE VIRGINIA
lAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF MONTADK PT. AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
NEW YORK AND LONG ISLAND USE OF REMOTE SENSING TO STOEY

TO WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH ASSISTANT
NKTON THERMAL POLLUTION AND

OS AND IMPACT, RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER WETLANDS IMPACT STUDY

SUCCESSION IN LIMNETIC
S CHLORINATION EFFECT OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS DISTRIEOTICN CF
S OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS WITH MARINE AND FRESHWATER
RESH WATER PHYTOPLANKTON AND THEIR ECOLOGY SURVEY- MARI NE
OF FRESH WATER ALGAE FRESH WATER ALGAE IN NORTH CAROLINA

IN NORTH CAROLINA PHYTOPLANKTON OF DELAWARE RIVER BASIN
IBEMENTS AND ECOLOGY OF BERMUDIAN ENDOSYMBIONS AND CTHER
M CELL WALLS PALEOLI MNOLOGY OF LAKE KIVD-CENTRAL AFRICA
OUNTY LENTIC-LOTIC STUDY PHYTOBAC MARINE MICROBIOLOGY -
LANTIC FLORA BOTTOM WATER CURRENTS IN N.Y. BIGHT MARINE
A PROJECT AQUATIC BIOLOGY-FRESHWATER ESTUARIES OCEANS
PONDS RECEIVING SEWAGE DISSOLVED ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS FROM
ION VERNAL CAMBIAL ACTIVITY IN FOREST TREES ANALYSIS CF
TOLOSTOMA BRUMALE SNOWCOVER ECOLOGY OF DIAPENSIA ABLES
DPLAINS MAMMALS OF BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS SMALL MAMMALS CF
E ON PLANT PROTEINS AND RNA EFFECT OP ETHYLENE ON FLCWER
L OF ALGAL POLLUTION PLANT PHYSIOLOGY (ALGAL) - ROLE CF
DS IN A PENNSYLVANIA STREAM INDOLE ALKALOID BIOSYNTHESIS
ENT REDSTONE ARSENAL ALABAMA PRELIMINARY ENVIRON SURVEY
SOLLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL ENVIRON SURVEY
TION IN RELATION TO ACID MINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF
SD AND BIG GAME ANIMALS GROSS CHANGES OP THE BLACK HILLS
NAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTON ROADS DREDGE AND PIIL
POIATIONS; ENVIRONMENTAL LAW GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON
MENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY ANNUAL AND SEASONAL LOBLOLLY
RADIO TELEMETRY STUDY OF THE SAW-WHET OWL ECOLOGY OF THE
TAL EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS OP
OIATION DYNABICS OF HARVESTER ANTS METHODS IHPROVEBENI -
SITE TERRESTRIAL IBPACT SURVEY REVIEW OF TRANSALASKA OIL
S HORBONOniHETlC INSECTICIDES BIONOMICS OF NATURAL CULEX
BASIS ON DISEASES OP FISH MARINE PATHOLOGY IMMUNOLOGY CP
ION FULL TIME RESEARCH SINCE 196 5 - REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY

Y OP TONGUE OF OCEAN BIOSTRATIGRAPHY OF ATLANTIC COASTAL
PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR GAMEBIRDS AND FARB GAME

MARINE NEWSLETTER DIRECTORY OP PERSONNEL OF THE COASTAL

Y OF WEHRLES SALAMANDER ECOLOGY CF A POPULATION OF GREAT
OLID WASTE MANAGEMENT JAMES RIVER BASIN WASTE MANAGEMENT
F SALT BARSHBS-QUINCY MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID WASTE
OLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COUNTY LOCAL GOVERNMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF SALT CREEK LAKE SCOPE f. STOtY
ATLANTIC HERRING STOCKS STATE-FEDERAL LOBSTER MANAGEMENT
PREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

PHYSICLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS COMPARATIVE ENDOCRIN 621

PHYSIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF AQUATIC ANIMALS ES 101

PHYSIOLOGY BOTH IN LAB AND FIELD GROWTH IN THREE 523

PHYSIOLOGY ECOSYSTEMS PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING OP 11711

PHYSICLOGY ENERGY BLANACE OF ORGANISMS UNDER NAT 67U

PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION OF NATURAL FOODS OF WHITE «65

PHYSIOLOGY MEASUREMENT OF WATER STRESS IN PLANTS 103

PHYSIOLOGY OF BOTRYTIS DISEASES OF STRAWBERRY 6 Ult6

PHYSIOLOGY OP ELECTRONIC JUNCTIONS 56

PHYSIOLOGY OF FISHES AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES A 561

PHYSIOLOGY OP MARINE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR ACOUSTIC RE 799

PHYSICLOGY OP MARINE ANIMALS IMPACT OP TROPICAL 717

PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE INVERTEBRATES OIL EPPFCTS 0 UU9

PHYSIOLOGY OP PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS - PARTICUL 715

PHYSIOLOGY OF SNYAPTIC TRANSMISSION PHYSIOLOGY 0 56

PHYSICLOGY OP TORFGRASS UNDER STRESS CONDITIONS 309

PHYSIOLOGY OF TREES 5U5

PHYSIOLOGY OF UNDERGROUND WATER PROTOZOA CAVE8NI 256

PHYSIOLOGY OP WOODY ORNAMENTAL PLANTS PHYSIOLOG 3U9

PHYSICLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INHALED AMYL 16U

PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY OF M 327

PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOCIATE UNIVERSITY OP CON 218

PHYSIOLOGY TESTING MODELS FOR ANTARCTIC PRESHWAT 532

PHYSICLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN BIOSPHERES NITROGEN 771

PHYSICLOGY ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY ENERGY BLANACE OF 671

PHYSIOLOGY CHEMISTRY MICROBIOLOGY 6 PATHOLOGY 629

PHYSIOLOGY PHARBACOLOGY TOXICOLOGY BincHEMICA 163

PHYSICLOGY RESEARCH BANAGEBENT FOREST SOIL-SITE 560

PHYSIOLOGY-SPECIFICALLY METABOLISM ENVIRONMENTAL 258

PHYTOEAC MARINE MICROBIOLOGY - PHYTOPLANKTON TA 113

PHYTOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN A PENNSYLVAN 0 17

PHYTOPLAGELLATE CELL BIOLOGY OF EUC 331

PHYTOPHTHORA B BOTRYTIS PHYSIOLOGY 6 DISEASES BY 116

PHYTOflANKTON THERB 109

PHYTOPLANKTON INVESTIGATION OF SOIL SCIENCE WIT 181

PHYTOPLANKTON AND AHGIOSPERM PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLO 158

PHYTOPLANKTON AND THEIR ECOLOGY SURVEY-MARINE PH 196

PHYTOPLANKTON AND ZOOPLANKTON ECOLOGY OF ESTUARI 86

PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ST 115

PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND HATER MOVEMENT AER 115

PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY RELATIVE 201

PHYTOPLANKTON COUNT AND IDENTIFY MARINE PHYTOPLA 109

PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY IMPACT STUDIES ON COASTAL 159

PHYTOPLANKTON GRAZING BY ESTUARINE ZOOPLANKTON 39

PHYTOPLANKTON IN STRATIFIED LAKES STRATIFICATION 28

PHYTOPLANKTON NIH TRAINEE - METABOLISM OF DDT BY 578

PHYTOPLANKTON OF BERMUDA NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENT 196

PHYTOPLANKTON OP DELAWARE RIVER BASIN PHYTOPLANK 627

PHYTOPLANKTON OP SUSQUEHANNA RIVER POPULATIONS 627

PHYTOPLANKTON SURVEY OF CALDER LAKE BIOLOGICAL 196

PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY AND ECOLOGY AND ITS ROLE 320

PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY WATER QUALITY AND SEDIMBN 113

PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY BIOGEOGRAPHY QUANTITATI 591

PHYTOPLANKTON FISHERIES ANADROHOUS CLUPEID FISH 222

PHYTOPLANKTON: DOR 18 MOSQUITO CONTROL DITCHES I 106

PHYTOTOXIC EPPECTS OP CHEMICAL POLLUTANTS ESPEC 111

PICEA SYSTEMS MODEL OF SALT MARSH ECOLOGY OP HA 727

PIEDMONT FORESTS ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF VE 118

PIGMENTS STRESS ON PLANTS AIR POLLUTION MONITOR 155

PIGMENTS - PHOTOSYNTHESIS - POLLUTION THE USE OF 81

PIGMENTS OF CENTROSPERM AE PLANTS NATURAL PRODUC 117

PINE ELUFP ARSENAL ARKANSAS IDENTIFY AND EVALU 512

PINE BLUFF AR INVENTORY AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL 553

PINE CREEK WATERSHED ECOLOGY OP FRESHWATER FISH 115

PINE FOREST MOVEMENTS OF PHEASANTS IN SOUTH DAKO 568

PINE KNOLL SHORES BOGUE BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS D 198

PINE SEEDLING GROWTH SURVEY OP UNIVERSITY OP GEO 611

PINE SITE PRODUCTIVITY - SOIL FACTORS WATERSHED 571

PINE VOLE REVIEW 101 STATEMENT ON HIGHWAY 1-88 227

PINK AND CHUM SALMON SECONDARY PRODUCTION OF MAR 382

PINK EOLLWORM PROGRAM HOST-PLANT INSECT CO-EVOL 208

PIPE IMPACT REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL PHYSIOLOGY RESEAR 327

PIPIES POPLATIONS REPRODUCTION OF MOSQUITOES RE 680

PISCINE VIBROSIS COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY EMP 796

PITUITARY FSN PHYSIOLOGY EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT 106

PLAIN ECOLOGY OP FLORIDA BAY FORANINIFERI DA ECO 115

PLAINEIILD TOWNSHIP COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL 670

PLAINS REGION TWO AREAS: (1) ENVIRONMENTAL EDUC 19

PLAINS SKINK POPULATION ECOLOGY OF COLO-CLOODED 295

PLAli ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING IBPACT ANALYSIS 776

PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IN EDUCATION POLLUTION 362

PLAN PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 8 COMPREHENSIVE ENVI 385

PLAN PLANNING AND DIRECTING ENVIRONMENTAL ANALY 107

PLAN - II STATES MAXIMIZING LOBSTER YIELDS POPU 18

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PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THREE PROPOSED HE 65U

PLAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL tDDCATION ANIMAL ECOLOGY 270

PLAN FOR SUMMIT B PAXSON LAKES LIMNOLOGY WATER 518

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PLAN FOUR NATURAL AREAS USE OF CHLOROPHYLL EXTRA 710

PLAN REGIONAL SEWER 6 WATER PLAN UPDATE LEASER L 670

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PLAN SYSTEM MEMBERS OF MY FIRM REPRESENT THE FU 268

PLAN TRIKITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMP 792

PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATIONAL HONTING POT 670

PLAN WILLOW ISLAND LOCKS AND DAM - ENV. IMPACT S 007

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PLANETS CONSULTANT TO INDIAN INSTITUTE IN MICROB 566

PLANKTOMIC ORGANISMS 260

PLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON 3U0

PLANKTON ESTUARINE AND MARINE PLANKTON BIOLOGY 56U

PLANKTON 8 NEKTON SAMPLING SAMPLING INSTRUMENTA 22

PLANKTON AND WATER PISH SENSORY SYSTEMS AS RELA 102

PLANKTON AS MEASURE OP BIOMASS AND ACTIVITY BIOL 85

PLANKTON BIOLOGY AND POLLUTION EPPECTS EVALUATIO 56U

PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEROBIC WATER SYSTEMS T 3

PLANKTON DOMESTIC-INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION AND BENTH 289

PLANKTON ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS FRESH U67

PLANKTON ECOLOGY IN THE ESTUARY HETEROTROPHY ON 812

PLANKTCN ECOLOGY THERMAL POLLUTION MODEL OF ALGA 63

PLANKTON POPULATION MODELING; FIELD ORNITHOLOGY 75

PLANKTON STUDIES ENDANGERED SPECIES STUDIES 38U

PLANKTCN THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLA 56U

PLANKTON THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLA 5611

PLANKTON-ALGAE FOOD CHAIN WATER QUALITY CRITERIA 75

PLANKTONIC ALGAE AND PATE OF CELLULOSE IN LACUST 577

PLANKTONIC ALGAE. AT PRESENT I AM AN ENVIRONMEN 778

PLANKTONIC PORAMINIPERAL ECOLOGY AND PALEOECOLOG 355

PLANKTONIC MARINE CRUSTACEANS ZOOPLANKTON SURVEY 779

PLANKTONIC PRIMARY PRODOCTION AND MINERAL CYCLIN 300

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PLANNING EVALUATE LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPME 621

PLANNING FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES 582

PLANNING FOREST ECOLOGY RESEARCH - INDONESIA PLA 699

PLANNING FOREST SOILS RESEARCH SOIL-FOREST RELA 699

PLANNING PERTAINING TO ECOLOGY PLANNING A RESORT 129

PLANNING POLLOTION INVESTIGATION FISHTRAP LAKE K 509

PLANNING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COUNT 385

PLANNING SOUTHERN W. VA. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PL 512

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PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY IMPACT ON SOIL AND H 157

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PLANNING LONG ISLAND KY SHORE MANAGEMENT GUIDE 171

PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR GAMEBIRDS AND P 670

PLANS RECREATION RESOURCE ANALYSIS PLANNING 8 6U3

PLANT-POLLINATOR SYSTEM SYSTEMATICS OF CONOSTEGI 622

PLANT-HATER RELATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PRE 585

PLANTATION BOUSE RESTORATION 6 MANAGEMENT MORVEN 63U

PLANTINGS FOR SCHOOL SITES HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS 121

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PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - MICROCLIMATE INTERACTIONS 186

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PLANTS AIR POLLUTION INHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESI 66U

PLANTS AIR POLLUTION MONITORING WITH PLANTS INPL 155

PLANTS AMD CHEMICAL MUTAGENS EPPECTS OF IONIZING 676

PLANTS ARCTIC-ALPINE AND COASTAL TAXONOMY OF TOL 727

PLANTS AS RELATED TO PHYLOGPNY AND SYSTEMATICS 695

PLANTS DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. FOR FLORISTS 510

PLASTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF LIQUID NATURAL G 511

PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OP POWER PLANT 01 153

PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SORVEY-POWER PLANT SITES ECOl 83

PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS OF POWER PIAMT SITES E 693

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NYS-DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY FISHERIES PLUS POLLUTION CONTROL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER 209

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DIVERSIONS IN CONN. RIVER BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS THERMAL FOLIUTION AND ENTRAINBENT EFFECTS ON ICHTHYOPLAN 1156

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LITY EFFECTS BELIINGHAM BAY WATER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLIUTION AS IT RELATES TO AIR WATER AND LAND QU 652

CHEMISTRY IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT PROBLEMS OIL POLLUTION ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTUARIN 213

TER TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL SALT MARSH STUDY OIL POLIUTION BASELINE STUDY COASTAL ZONE WORKSHOP 719

TINGENCY PLAN FOR SUBMIT 6 PAXSON LAKES LIMNOLOGY WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BENTHIC FAUNA FISHES 518

VA. WATER POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER WATER POLIUTION BIOLOGY EUTROPH IC ATION STUDY OF SMITH 3211

RECYCLING ADVICE TO AN ALUMINUM PRODUCER COSTS OF POWER POLLUTION CONTROL AIR NOISE AND RELATED LAND 113«

HOLTI. MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLAMATION - POLIUTION CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION BOTH 525

PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF OIL-BALLAST WATER WATER POLLUTION CONTROL - PHYSICAL CHEMICAL AND BIOL 85

INISTBATION; SCIENTIFIC WHITING MEMBER PRESIDENT'S WATER POLIUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD EPA CONNECTICU 112

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TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

ULATION DYNAdlCS OF PISH POPULATIONS RESPONSE OF FISH TO
EHENT STODT HTGHSAY AIR POLLUTION STUDIES ENVIRCNnENT Al
DEC HEARING AQUATIC ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY FISHERIES PLUS
T EFFLUENTS HICROBIAL BIOCHEHISTRY AND ITS RELEVENCE TO
E AND RELATED LAND POLLUTION AND LAND USE PLANNING AIR
ATPIENT SYSTEM PROCESS ENGINEERING RELATED TO INDUSTRIAL
UTION THE USE OF HODEL FCOSYSTEHS FOP THE STUDY OF HATER
HENTS TN URBAN ATHOSPHERES ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY
D BED ELECTRODE TO CLEANUP PLATING HASTES AIR AND HATER
NT ON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FUEL ENERGY AIR AND HATfR
ROUND RECHARGE IN SUFFOLK COUNTY ESTDARINAL ECOLOGY AND
ROSOLS SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OF POLYMERS FOR HATEP

TANNERY HASTE TREATMENT HATER

RFRONT TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES HATER
SIANCE 1ICR00RGANISHS HATER

GES CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITORS POIYFLECTROLYTES FOR
BGY FLOH THROUGH SOIL-PIANT-ATMOSPHERE COMTINDUM THERMAL
ESSMENT OP SHG PLANT ECOSYSTEMS AS THEY ARE EFFECTED EY
• "A. AIR

RINE PLANKTON ESTUARINE AND MARINE PLANKTON BIOLOGY AND
ROJBCT ASSESS OP PH PHOSPHORUS PLANT, EDGEHOOD EVALUATE
IFE EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON THE AQUATIC ECOLOGY THERMAL
IFY AND EVALUATE ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL SOURCES OF AQUATIC

INVENTORY AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL SOURCES OF TERRESTRIAL
C STUDIES AND MODELS FOR ABATEMENT AND PLANNING THALLIUM

TEXTILE RESEARCH EFFECT OF HOOL SCOURING MILL ON STREAM
S FEEDING OF FISH IN BACK BAY REFUGE IN VIRGINIA THERMAL
lOLOGY OP FISHES AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES AMPHIBIANS AS
NDS MEKONG RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL
ND FOREST ECOSYSTEMS URBAN METAL POLLUTION OF PLANTS AIR
YOLOGY AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY LIMNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
RAL SCIENTIST IN THE FIELD OF HATER DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
C ENVIRONMENT REMOTE SENSING OF THE OCEAN PRODUCTIVITY
RY SYSTEMS AS RELATED TO DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FISH AND
ASIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY; APPLIED ENVIRONMENTAL AND
B STUDY COASTAL ZONE HORKSHOP HARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL

PLANKTON ECOLOGY THERMAL
Y DIATOM AND BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS
QUATIC ECOLOGY - EUTROPHICATION PROCESSES AND BIOLOGICAL
ECT OF ETHYLENE ON FLOHER PIGMENTS STRESS ON PLANTS AIR
TESTDDINEOS ICHTHYOLOGY FISHERY BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL

ON MARINE BIOTA SALT MARSH PRODUCTIVITY 6 PLANT EXPORT
DEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES NODULATICN OF TROPICAL LEGU«ES
AND FRESHHATER SEDIMENTS REGIONAL LIMNOLOGY OF MINNESOTA
TS IN URBAN SUBURBAN AND FOREST ECOSYSTEMS URBAN METAL

AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY
SCS ALGAL VIRUSES HATER

NCE OF SYMBIOCLADIUS EQUITANS IN CONNECTICUT EFFECTS CP
CAL STUDY OF THREE POSSIBLE POWER SITES PLANT EFFECT CF
ECOLOGY OF INSECTS EFFECTS ATOMPHERIC LEAD
HOUSE SPARROW ENERGETICS AND DISTRIBUTION EFFECTS OF AIR
EFFECTS OP PAPER HILL HASTES ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS CF
AIR POLLUTION ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF AIR
ASTES IN HATER POLLUTION HATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT HATER
ANALYSIS IN LONG ISLAND SOUND ESTUARY

F THE CLARION AND TIONESTA RESERVOIRS CONSULTANT - HATER
ISTRY ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AND OIL
OZOAN COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AQUATIC COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO
ERHAY PRODUCTIVITY LARE SEDIM';NTS ACID MINE

ANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY HIGHVAY AIR
YSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY I HOPE TO APPLY THIS TO HATER
N LAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PETERS CREEK VA. HATER
S AND ''HEIR VECTORS - MICROBULOLPCILUTION OF HATER HATER
EHAVIORAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS CP THERMAL AND CHEMICAL
PHYSIOLOGY (ALGAL) - ROLE OF PIGMENTS - PHOTOSYNTHESIS -
RT POLLUTION OF COASTAL HATERS SALT MARSH MICROCOSMS: A
OLOGY PITUITARY FSN PHYSIOLOGY EFFECTS OP ENVIRONMENTAL
OF POHER POLLUTION CONTROL AIR NOISE AMD RELATED LAND
SEDIMENTOLOGY CIRCULATION OF N.H. COASTAL HATERS THERMAL
POLICY HEALTH EFFECTS ON HUMANS CAUSED BY ENVIRONMENTAL
ST AQUIFERS KARST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLOGY; HATER
CULARLY MARINE HEIOFAUNA MEIOFAHNA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH
SAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION SOLID HASTE DISPOSAL AIR
INING LEGISLATION - CONSULTATION COAL MINING ASSOCIATED
DDY OP THE ROCK CREEK WATERSHED ENVIR. POLLUTION; HATER
HATICAL MODELS; RIVER AND ESTUARY HATER QUALITY; THERMAL
R. 8ACT 5 CHEM STUDY OP THE ROCK CREEK HATERSHED ENVIR.
EREACKABEEN-BLENHEIM PUMPED STORAGE FACILITY RENSSELAER
FOR HATER POLLUTION CONTROL SYNTHESIS OF FLOCCULANTS AND
MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGES CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITORS
T OF FILTERS FOR AEROSOLS SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS CF
EMATICAL QUANTITATIVE AND STATISTICAL GENETICS ISOZYME
HEMICAL INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT INSECT COEVOLUTION IN P.
C HILDLIPE POND MANAGEMENT TROUT STREAM MANAGEMENT TROUT
PFECTS OF HATER RESOURCE PROJECTS UPON FISH AND HILDLIFE

POLLUTION CONTROL ANADROMOUS TROUT MANAGEMENT EC 277

POUUTICN CONTROL AND HATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT 6

POLIUTION CONTROL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER DDT 209

POUUTION CONTROL BIOCHEMICAL DEGRADATION OP LIG 691

POLIUTION CONTROL FROM HASTE HOOD RECYCLING AOVI 4311

POLIUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIAL HASTE TREATMENT - A 607

POLIUTION CONTROL OP ALGAL POLLUTION PLANT PHYS 81*

POLLUTION CONTROL RADIOACTIVITY MEASUREMENT MUDS 20U

POLIUTION CONTROL REMOVAL OF IRON FROM ACID MINE 783

POLIUTION CONTROL SOLVENT REPINED COAL ENVIRONNE 372

POltUTICN CONTROL SURFACE HATER MOVEMENTS IN NEW 210

POLLUTION CON'^ROL SYNTHESIS OP FLOCCULANTS AND P 60

POLIUTION CONTROL HASTE TREATMENT USING BIO-DISC 603

POLIUTION CONTROL HITH BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES PORE 371

POLLUTION CONTROL HITH EMPHASES ON CONTROL OF NU 767

POLLUTION CONTROL RAH HATER CLARIFICATION AND I 79«

POLLUTION DISPOSING HASTE HEAT TO SOIL REVEGBTAT U7H

POLIUTION ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR POHER PL 511

POLLUTION ECONOMIC EFFECTS OP AIR POLLUTION ON H 631

POLLUTION EFFECTS EVALUATION THERMAL DISCHARGE E 56U

POLIUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ENVIRON 5?

POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF TUR 36

POLLUTION ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEHOOD AR 5U2

POLIUTION ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM EDGEHOOD AR 553

POLIUTION HAZARDOUS SPILLS OF TOXIC CHEMICALS EN 11*7

POLLUTION IDENTIFICATION OF PAPER MILL HASTES PI 263

POLLUTION IN TAMPA BAY IN FLORIDA INVESTIGATION 2«

POLLUTION INDICATORS ADAPTATIONS OP REPTILE BLOO 561

POLIUTION INFECTIOUS DISEASES THERMAL EFFECTS ON tlU

POLIUTION INHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS ROOT EXUD 66B

POLLUTION INSTREAM MONITORING TECHNIQUES IN A LA 337

POLIUTION INVESTIGATION FISHTRAP LAKE KENTUCKY I 509

POLLUTION LIGHT PENETRATION IN SEA AND ECOLOGICA 132

POLLUTION MERCURY IN FISH AND PLANKTON AND HATER 102

POLLUTION MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGICAL CHANGES D 5U9

POLIUTION MID-HATER TO BENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMEN 719

POLLUTION MODEL OF ALGAL PRODUCTION 63

POLIUTION MONITORING ALGAL ECOLOG 679

POLLUTION MONITORING TROPHOGENIC ECOLOGY OP SOUT U69

POLLUTION MONITORING HITH PLANTS INFLUENCE OF OZ 155

POLLUTION NEW JERSEY MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY SCH 087

POLLUTION OF COASTAL HATERS SALT MARSH MICROCOSM 50U

POLIUTION OF FARM PONDS SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIO «91

POLLUTION OF LAKE ONUNDAGA NEW YORK BIOGEOCHEM 182

POLIUTION OF PLANTS AIR POLLUTION INHIBITION OF 661

POLLUTION OF UPPER TOMAHANDA CREEK U55

POLLUTION OHIO RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY PERIPHYTIC DI 359

POLIUTION ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS EFFECT OF OBGANI 399

POLIUTION ON BENTHIC ORGANISMS EFFECTS OP DYLOX 361

POLLUTION ON INSECT FOOD CHAIN 25<1

POLIUTION ON SMALL MAMMALS ENERGETICS OF PASSERI 65

POLLUTION ON THE AQUATIC ECOLOGY THERMAL POLLOTI 36

POLIUTION ON H. VA. 631

POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL HATER COMMISSION ANALYS 3B«

POLLUTION PHOSPHATES IN LONG ISLAND SOUND METAL 711

POLIUTION PROBLEMS - PUBLIC SERVICE AQUATIC ECO 1195

POLLUTION PROBLEMS INPUT-PATE EFFECT ORGANIC CH 213

POLIUTION RAPID BIOLOGICA INFORMATION SYSTEMS RE 103

POLIUTION SEDIMENTS OF DELMARVA INTRACOASTAL HAT 177

POLIUTION STUDIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTB 6

POLLUTION STUDIES ON THE AUTOLYTIC ENZYMES OF S. 618

POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER HATER P 321

POLLUTION SURVEILLANCE - BEACH RES. FOR ANTIAMOE U85

POLIUTION TEMPERATURE PREFERENCES AND AVOIDANCES 176

POLLUTION THE USE OP MODEL ECOSYSTEMS FOR THE ST 811

POLIUTION TOOL EFFECT OF OIL ON MARINE BIOTA SAL 500

POLIUTION UPON AVIAN AND MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION 108

POLIUTION AND LAND USE PLANNING AIR POLLUTION C 03U

POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CONNECTICUT OLD 01 307

POLIUTION COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EN 705

POLLUTION ESPECIALLY MINE DRAINAGE AND INORGANl 573

POLLUTION MEDFAUNO NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DE 151

POLLUTION PLASTICS STUDIES ON SOLID HASTE DISPO US

POLLUTION STRIP MINING RECLAMATION AND SLOPE ST 810

POLIUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND SEDIMENT CONTAHINA 688

POLIUTION; SALINITY INTRUSION TRANSIENT HATER QO 302

POLIUTION; HATER POLLUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND S 688

POLY. INSTITUTE - HIGHLANDS PROJECT SLEEPY HOLLO 168

POLYELECTROLYTES DEVELOPMENT OF COLLECTOR FOR 01 60

POLYELECTROLYTES FOR POLLU'^ION CONTROL RAH HATE 790

POLYMERS FOR HATER POLLUTION CONTROL SYNTHESIS 0 60

POLYMORPHISM ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION POPULATION 617

POLYXENES POPULATION DYNAMICS OF HARVESTER ANTS 208

POND MANAGEMENT REPORTING ON THE EFFECTS OF HAT 96

POND RANAGEMEHT TROUT STREAM MANAGEMENT TROUT PO 96

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BESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PHINCIPIE fIStO

T HARINE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DICBIOBINIL S ENDOTHALl IN
lUTION AND BENTHAL INSECTS TBOOT HATCHERY VS. 08NEB OF A
TICIDES NODOLATICN OF TROPICAL LEGUHES POLLUTION OP FASB
STLE FOR WEST VIRGINIA COflPARATIVE HERPETOLOGY OF 2 FARB

IN FISHERIES RESEARCH: ZOOPLANKTON-PISH INTERACTIONS IN
KE BLOE GREEN ALGAE AND EUTROPHICATION OF COASTAL

OSE OF CHEMICALS ON RANGELAND ALGAE CONTROL IN LAKES AND
EATION PURPOSES DUR 2tt TRAPPING ElOEGILL SONFISH IN FABII
ECTS ON AQOATIC ORGANISNS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN TROPICAL
S IN NORTHERN MAINE EFFECTS OF VABIOOS STOCKING RATES IN
NATURAL MARINE AND ESTUARINB SYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF ERACKISR
ALMON PASSAGE FACILITY EVALUATION FISHERY MANAGEMENT IN

OF SALT MARSH MEIOFADNA ROLE OF KILLIFISH IN SALT MARSH
ESPECIALLY WITH REFERENCE TO MEANS OF BIOLOGICAL CONTECL
ULATION CYTOGENE TICS OF VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY COPP.
E HARBOR HATER BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF STRIPED BASS
ESTUARINE ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DYNAMICS OE A
NOMIMETIC INSECTICIDES BIONOMICS CF NATURAL CULEX PIPIES
F ILLEGAL ABORTION-JAMAICA ECOLCGY OF HUMAN DISEASES IN
TERACTION OF BEHAVIOR AND POPULATION BIOLOGY IN SBABIRtS
E PUBLIC COHPOTBB SIMULATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CLUMPING
ASS EFFECTS OF SHAMP FILLING AT CONSTRUCTION SITE PLANT
S ON POPULATION EDUCATION AND (2) INFORMATION PROCESSING
R POWER PLANT RESEARCH: POPDLATICIi DYNAMICS OF Y. PEBCF
YLVANIA FORESTS INGESTION RATES OF CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS

HAZARDOUS TRACE SUBSTANCES INTERACTION OF BEHAVIOR AND

COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND WIID GERMAN COACKROACHES
SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL WATER QUALITY ANALYSES RIVERS-LAKES
ATION STUDIES MARINE FISHES OF VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHOBE
IBS STEERING COMMITTEE OF DAT DONG OF INT. FEL. OF REC.
E AND ESTOARINE INVERTEBRATES
GRAY FOXES WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANIMAL BEHAVICB

POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BARN OWLS ANALYSIS OF A LAKE CAEP

GENETICS OP RODENTS GENETICS OF MOUSE POPULATION CYCLES
LATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS OF RODENTS GENETICS CF MOOSE
ETIC? 6 EVOL. SCELOPORUS LIZARDS EVOLUTION COMPARATIVE
CTIONS TERTIARY EFFLUENT MODIFICATION OF A STREAM HUMAN

FOREST INSECT
D WORK FOR RESEARCH IN RANGE ECOSYSTEMS AND SMALL MAMMAL
VIRONMENTAL SURVEY ELECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACUATION FISH

AND DEVELOP. OF ENV. ECO. CENTER FERRAL CAT PSEDATION 5

FISHERIES BIOLOGY - BASIC STATISTICAL APPLICATIONS AND

GY 6 SOCIAL ETHOLOGY OF POECILIOPSIS BEHAVIOR ASPECTS CF

TRAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON YIELDS OF LOBSTERS

ORNITHOLOGY AT THE ORGANISHIC LEVEL; ECOLOGY BEHAVICB
ESTUARINE FLOUNDER POPULATION SUBVEY OF SEA BASS FISHERY
ES BIOLOGY LIFE HISTORY OF DOROSCMA PETENENSE IN ARIZCNA

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE FISHES
ECTRIC FISH BARRIER EVACUATION FISH POPULATION DYNAMICS
ED-SHOULDERED HAWK POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AVIAN SPECIES
IDES, TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR, AND THE RED-SHOULDERED HAWK
R LAKES

F FISH POPULATION TO REDUCED LOADING OF LAKE PHOSPHORUS
S FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS OF INSECTS ON FOREST ECOSYSTEMS
SS. OF CBABTREE CREEK FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT ECOLOGY AND
TERACTIONS HOST PLANT INSECT COEVCLUTION IN P. POLYXBHES
N ECOLOGY OF URBAN WILDLIFE URBAN WATERFOWL POPULATIONS
DIVERSITY ON INSECTS PESTICIDES INDUCED APHID OUTBREAKS
B MANAGEMENT PLAN - IT STATES MAXIMIZING LOBSTER YIELDS
SPECIES OF HAWKS IMPACT OF RAPTORIAL BIRDS ON GRASSLANCS
FFLUENTS ALLEGANY POWER COMPANY EFFECTS OF POMP STORAGE
ANMAL POPULATIONS FORESTS OF PRINCE EDWARD CO. VIRGINIA
ES DECIDUOUS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY PROJECT - MARSHES
LTATION: ANALYZE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RESEARCB:
FFECTS OF POLLUTANTS TO FISH ROLE OF NUTRIENTS IN DIATCM

CAT PREDATION S POPULATION DYNAMICS WILDLIFE ECOLOGY E
PULATION BREEDING ECOLOGY OF RAPTCR POPULATIONS IN UTAH

WEWEANTIC RIVER FISHERIES PROGRAM BSTURAINE FISHERIES;
HADEN TAGGING STUDIES SMELT STUDIES TAGGING STUDIES AND
OBT - NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENERGY FLOW THROUGH DCA PUGNAX

POPULATION BIOLOGY

POPULATTON BIOLOGY

POPULATION BIOLOGY

POPULATION BIOLOGY

OCIAL STRUCTURE
OF PREDATION ON
S POPULATION CYC
COLOGICAL EFFECT
FOREST ECOSYSTEM

ODIES ECOLOGICAL
CULATE SAMPLING

DYNAMICS HABIT
ALAMANDEB ECOLOG
CS OF AVIAN SPEC

TWO AREAS: (1)
NCE BASIN VBBTE

IN FISH VERTEBRATE BEHAV

POPULATION BEGOLATION

LES IN RATS MOUSE DEMOGRA

S OF PESTICIDES CN NON-TA

S POPULATION DYNAMICS CF

WARM-BLCO

STUDIES OF BIRD DEPREDAT

EQUIPMENT PLANT FHYSIOLO

AT SELECTION AND PARTITIO

Y OF A POPULATION OF GREA

lES POPULATION DYNAMICS 0

VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY ECO

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION W

BRATE ECOLOGY AND HABITAT

FONC WATER F. HYDROSOIL INTEHSCTIOHS OF ENVIRONM ^T?

PONC-COURT CASE DIET OF BLUEGTLL AND LARGEMOUTM 289

PONDS SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIODEGSA DATION OF PBS uqi

PONCS ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRIC SPECIES AMPHIBIANS C U7

PONDS CONSULTATION: ANAIYZE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR PO 353

EONCS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OP A COASTAL BRACKISH LA '^01

PONDS HERBICIDES IN SOD PLANT CROPS RESEARCH OF fiR

PONCS LAKE TROUT CHROMOSOME MORPHOLOGY INCREASE 777

PONCS MEKONG RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECOLOGY; ENV UIU

PONDS ON BK. TROUT FISHING QUALITY PREDATION ON 73

PONCS RECEIVING SEWAGE DISSOLVED ORGANIC PH03PH0 UOf

PONCS LAKES RESERVOIRS AND STREAMS ATLANTIC SU 28U

POOL DYNAMICS EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE INSECTI 600

POP. EIOL. OF GERMAN COCKROACH IN LAB. CULTURES 3U6

POP. CYTOGENETICS 6 EVOL. SCELOPORUS LIZARDS EV 297

POP. EFFECTS OF ENLARGEMENT OF C 5 D CANAL ANAL U98

POP. CF SOFTSHELL CLAMS IPSWICH MA ENVIRONMENT U96

POPIATIONS REPRODUCTION OF MOSQUITOES RPPRODUCT 680

POPULASIONS; AT AFFECTED BY SOCIAL FACTORS EVALU 352

POPULATION 5 MOVEMENTS OF NEW ENGLAND HERRING GU 19U

POPULATION AND COMMUNITY BIOLOGY OF MARINE MOLLU 5U7

POPUIATION AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOPHYS lOLOGY 29fl

POPULATION ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION TH 19

POPULATION BIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN FISH 353

POPULATION BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS OF 276

POPULATION BIOLOGY IN SEABIBDS POPULATION 6 MOVE 19U

POPULATION BIOLOGY OF COCKROACHES ESPECIALLY WI 3U6

POPULATION BIOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEWAGE 387

AND AGE GROWTH ANALYSES OF F S79

BOTH ITS ECOLOGICAL AND ITS 358

COMMUNITY ANALYSIS OF INSHOR 237

PREDATION IMPACT EVALUATION 225

POPULATION BREEDING ECOLOGY OF RAPTOR POPULATION 660

POPULATION CYCLES IN RATS MOUSE DEMOGRAPHY ON IS 712

POPULATION CYCLES POPULATION CYCLES IN RATS MOUS 712

POPULATION CYTOGEHE TICS OF VERTEBRATES BIOGEOG 297

POPULATION DENSITY VS. ACCELERATED EUTFOPHICATIO U37

POPULATION DYNAMICS 228

POPULATION DYNAMICS FIEL U61

POPULATION DYNAMICS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AQUA 60U

POPULATION DYNAMICS WILDLIFE ECOLOGY S POPULATI 379

POPULATION DYNAMICS ALEWIFE UTILIZATION OF PARKE SB)

POPULATION DYNAMICS IN FISH SEXUAL P^IHAVIOR AND «73

POPULATION DYNAMICS INCLUDING STATISTICAL ANALYS 651

POPULATION DYNAMICS NEST SITE SELECTION IN WILD 285

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ADULT ATLANTIC MENHADEN 23U

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ALOSA PS EUrjo HSR ENGUS ALOS 376

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ANADROMOUS ALEWIVES ENVIR 73U

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS HID ATL SOU

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AVIAL SPECIES POPULATION 326

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AVIAN SPECIES POPULATION 326

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH ECOLOGY OF WARM WATE 230

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH POPULATIONS RESPONSE 277

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FOREST INSECTS POPULATIO 759

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE 731

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF HARVESTER ANTS METHODS IM 208

POPULATITN DYNAMICS OF HOMEOTHERMS ESPECIALLY G 738

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF INSECTS ECOLOGY OF CROPS 595

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF MARINE FISH POPULATIONS M 18

POPUIATION DYNAMICS OF RAPTORS IN SHORTGRASS PRA 523

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SALMONIDS AND MAC'OINVERT 619

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SMALL MAMMALS STRUCTURE 251

POPULATION DYNAMICS OF TREE SEEDLINGS GRASSLAND 26U

POPULATION DYNAMICS OP Y. PERCH POPULATION BIOL 353

POPULATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY OF SULFITE WASTE LI 281

POPULATION DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PHI 379

POPULATION DYNAMICS HABITAT SELECTION AND PARTI 660

POPULATION DYNAMICS; EARLY LIFE HISTORY; TAXONOM 137

POPULATION DYNAMICS: RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION MAR 195

POPULATION ECOLOGICAL SURVEY COASTAL REGION OF G 635

POPULATION ECOLOGY "

POPULATION ECOLOGY 6 SOCIAL ETHOLOGY OF POECILIC U73

POPULATION ECOLOGY AND ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY EFFECT 131

PHY ON ISLANDS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS OP RODENTS GENET 712

HGET ORGANISMS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS; OflST POPULATION 552

FOREST INSECTS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF DESTRUCTIVE 759

DED VERTEBRATE POPULATION ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 669

IONS STUDIES OF POPULATION ECOLOGY CANADA GEESE WILDLIFE ECOLOG 330

GICAL ECOLCGl S POPULATION ECOLOGY CONSULATIOH FOR THE PURCHASE U77

NING OF RAPTORS POPUIATION ECOLOGY OF BARN OWLS ANALYSIS OF A LA 660

T PLAINS SKINK POPULATION ECOLOGY OF COLO-CLOODED VERTEBRATES L 295

F AVIAL SPECIES POPULATION ECOLOGY OF THE MALLARD PESTICIDES TE 326

LOGY OF CARIBOU POPULATITN ECOLOGY OF THE ZEBRA IN EAST AFRICA 653

ITH EMPHASIS ON POPULATION EDUCATION AND (2) INFORMATION PROCESS 19

SELECTION BIRD POPULATION EFFECT OF LOGGING ON TIMBER OPERA'^ION 762

lOR AND ECOLCGY

3U1

TRBIE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

R BOTH PEOPLE AND ENVIRONHENTS NATIONAL CONGRESS OPTIHUN POPULATION ENVIRONBENT SITE SELECTION IN CASANAN 1U2

ECOLOGY HITH EnPHASIS ON ENERGY fLOW THROOGH DCA POGNAX POPULATION ENVI RONflENTAL REPORT - NUCLEAR POWER 635

NG FOOD OF FORAGE FISH IN TWO LARGE RESERVOIRS BESERVCIR POPULATION ESTIPIATICN RAINBOH TROUT SPAWNING SUC 216

ULATIONS THE RELATIONSHIP OF VARIOUS COVER TYPES TO FISH POPULATION FISH POPULATIONS IN SHANP-STREAH ECOS 713

VIOURAL ^iSPECTS CF BIHTCRY EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGICAL AND POPULATION GENETICS OF HAN AND INSECTS GENETICS 732

OF GROWTH RESEARCH AND BREEDING PROGRAM FOR DOUGLAS FIB POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND BATHEtlATICAL ECOL 506

-TARGET ORGANISMS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS; PEST POPULATION MANAGEMENT ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF POLLU 552

ON DYNAMICS OF ALOSA PS EUDOH ARENGUS ALCSA PSEODOHAR ENGOS POPULATION MODELING AQUATIC ECOLOGY AND FISHERI 376

EEIA, LAKE RESTORATION HATER QUALITY CRITERIA; PLANKTON POPULATION MODELING: FIELD ORNITHOLOGY TWO MATHE 75

TEBRATES LIFE HISTORY 0? WEHRLES SALAMANDER ECOLOGY OF A POPULATION OF GREAT PLAINS SKINK POPULATION ECO 295

RNUS PLANT MORPHOLOGY SYSTEMATICS EMBRYLOGICAl STUDY CF POPULATION OF SOUTHEAST COENUS QUALITY AND QUANT 657

ER CHESAPEAKE BAY ENHANCEMENT OF STRIPED BASS POPULATION POPULATION PARAMETERS ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF H 275

KTON OF LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY ENHANCEMENT OF STRIPED BASS POPULATION POPULATION PARAMETERS ECOLOGY AND TA 275

ION ECOLOGY AND ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY EFFECT OF PREDATION ON POPULATION REGULATION POPULAT 131

OPS VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY - EVOLUTIONARY PHYSIOLOGICAL AND POPULATION RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF 101

IRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT PREPARATION PEREGRINE FALCON POPULATION RESEARCH TURTLES AS INDICATORS OF ENV 75U

ECOLOGY OF DISTURBED LANDS; FOREST AND WILDLIFE ECOLOGY POPULATION STUDIES FOREST SMALL MAMMALS IMPACT 0 662

AND DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK DRUM ANALOG SIMULATION IN FISH POPULATION STUDIES MARINE PISHES OF VIRGINIA'S E 579

NCTUARIES ORNITHOLOGY IN NIAGARA FRONTIi^R REGIONAL BIRD POPULATION STUDIES; CO-AUTHOR OF BIRDS OF THE NI U89

KE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ROWLESEURG DAM ON CHEAT RIVER POPULATION STUDY OF FRESHWATER SNAIL VIVIPARUS G 673

SYSTEMATICS SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF PSEDDCSCORPIC NS POPULATION STUDY OF THE PSEUDOSCORPION PSEUDOSCO 508

DING ECOLOGY OF ANIMALS ENERGETICS OF ESTUAEINE FLOUNDER POPULATION SURVEY OF SEA BASS FISHERY POPULATION 23U

ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER FISH IN NEW YORK RESPONSE OF FISH POPULATION TO REDUCED LOADING OF LAKE PHOSPHORUS 277

S OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGION WESTERN NY POSSIBLE JET POPULATION TRYING TO KEEP OFF ROAD VEHICLES OUT Ue9

F 22 SPECIES OF FRESHWATER FISHES SEPARATION OF BLUEGIIL POPULATION WITH SEROLOGICAL METHODS FISH GENETI 57U

FISH POPULATION ZOOPLANKTON (ICHTHYOPLANKTON) 672

L GENETICS ISOZYME POLYMORPHISM ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION POPULATION MATHEMATICAL QUANTITATIVE AND STAT 617

WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION WILD ANIMAL POPULATION-HABITAT RELATIONSHIPS ECOLOGICAL EPFE 797

MATHEMATICAL MODELING SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF PEBOMUSCUS BIRD POPULATIONS BIO 613

N IN NW PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGESTION RATES OF CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS POPULATION BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGICAL E 276

NEST PREDATION ECOLOGY OF URBAN WILDLIFE URBAN WATERFOWL POPULATIONS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF HOMEOTHERMS 738

POPULATIONS EFFECTS OF HUNTING PRESSURE ON RUFFED GROUSE POPULATIONS THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF 193

N AQUATIC FOOD CHAINS THE EFFECT CF ZOOPLANKTON ON ALGAL POPULATIONS THE INTERACTION OF NUTRIENTS ALGAE 558

ECOLOGY OF INSECT POPULATIONS {ESPECIALLY OF FOREST INSECTS) 58

RECREATION f. OUTDOOR EDUCATION CCURSES RESEARCH IN BIRD POPULATIONS - THESIS RESEARCH IN HERRING GULLS P 292

CTION AND USE TUNISIAN PRESANARAN PROJECT VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS AND BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY HABITAT SELF 253

BY CLIPPING THE EFFECTS OF HABITAT CHANGES ON WILDLIFE POPULATIONS AND FOOD HABITS OF UNGULATES EFFECTS 303

NMFNT A KNOWLEDGE OF ANIMAL POPULATIONS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO THE ENVIRO 683

KTON IN STRATIFIED LAKES STRATIFICATION OF PHOTOPLA NKTCN POPULATIONS CHLOEINATION EFFECT OF PHOTOSYNTHSSI 28

UGLAS FIR TO UREA FERTILIZATION DYNAMICS OF DOUGLAS-FIR POPULATIONS DYNAMICS AND SIMULATED YIELD OF DOUG U90

DELAWARE RIVER BASIN PHYTOPLANKTON OF SUSQUEHANNA RIVEF POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATICS OF FRESH WATER A 627

DATA EFFECTS OF EARLY SEPTEMBER HUNTING ON GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATIONS EFFECTS OF HUNTING PRESSURE ON RUFFE 093

GENETICS AND EVOLUTION OF NATURAL OR EXPERIMENAL PLANT POPULATIONS EVOLUTION OF SEX DETERMINING MECKANI 656

RESEARCH SPECIALIST RESEARCH OF ZOOPLANKTON AND BENTHOS POPULATIONS FISHERY RESEARCH (GENL) GRADUATE RES 663

MMALS STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION - FCBESTS AND SHALL MAMfAL POPULATIONS FORESTS OP PRINCE EDWARD CO. VIRGIN 251

AC PERCH, AND SMELT MANAGEMENT AND REPRODUCTION OF FISH POPULATIONS FREEZING EFFECTS ON FISH SEMEN ATLA 280

NG DENSITY OF FORESTBIRD EFFECTS OF CLEARCUTTING ON BIRD POPULATIONS HABITAT EEQUIEEMENTS OF RAVEN ECOLO 341

ASSEBINE NESTLINGS VERTEBRATE PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AND POPULATIONS HOUSE SPARROW ENERGETICS AND DISTRIB 65

LOGY (COLDWATER) SHORT TERM EFFECTS OF ACCOTHION ON FISH POPULATIONS IN NORTHERN MAINE EFFECTS OP VARIOUS 73

ASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION MAMMALIAN S 758

ATIONSHIP OF VARIOUS COVER TYPES TO FISH POPULATION FISH POPULATIONS IN SWAMP-STREAM ECOSYSTEMS SWAMP AN 713

SIS OF A LAKE CARP POPULATION BREEDING ECOLOGY OF RAPTOR POPULATIONS IN UTAH POPULATION DYNAMICS HABITA 660

AND ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS LIZARD ECOLOGY SQUIRREL COMPETITION 215

TZING LOBSTER YIELDS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF MARINE FISH POPULATIONS MANAGEMENT OF NORTHWEST ATLANTIC HER 18

H IN BIRD POPULATIONS - THESIS RESEARCH IN HERRING GULLS POPULATIONS MARINE SCIENCE LABORATORY FOR HIGH S 292

MAMMALS IN FORESTS EFFECT OF MAST PRODUCTION ON CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS MAST PRODUCTION IN NW PENNSYLVANIA F 276

LOADING OF LAKE PHOSPHORUS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISH POPULATIONS RESPONSE OF FISH TO POLLUTION CONTRO 277

AEGASSUM COMMUNITY ENERGETICS OF MARINE COMMUNITIES AND POPULATIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE EFFECTS ON NEW YORK BI 661

E IN CYPRESS-GUM SWAMP EFFECTS OF CHANNELIZATION ON FISH POPULATIONS THE RELATIONSHIP OP VARIOUS COVER TY 713

TIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OF HORT. CROPS VEGETABLE PLANT POPULATIONS THERMAL WASTE IN HEATING THE SOIL E 609

L VERT. ECOLOGY AND CYTOGENETICS WITH EMPHASIS ON MAMMAL POPULATIONS VERTEBRATE WATERSHED SURVEY CYTOGENE 78

PESTS OP RICE IN FIJI MORTALITY AND DISPERSAL OF INSECT POPULATIONS WITHIN AGHICOITORAL OR FOREST ECOSYS 331

EVALUATION; PLANT COMMUNITY; STRUCTURE DIVERSITY PLANT POPULATIONS SUCCESSION CONSULTANT 5 EMPLOYEE - 503

DELINEATION OF ZOOPLANKTON POPULATIONS. MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT REGION 070

RGIA BOTANICAL GARDEN GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULATIONS; ENVIRONMENTAL LAW GRAZING PRESSURE 611

INAGE AND INORGANIC) GEOLOGIC FACTORS AFFECTING SOLUTION POROSITY OP KAHST AQUIFERS KARST AND CAVE HYDRO 573

ND PORPHYRINS (SPECIFIC) THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVITY CF PORPHIN DERIVATIVES KINETIC 6 THERMOCHEM. STUDIE 5

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OXIDATION - REDUCTION OR PORPHINS WATER ANALYSIS 010

OF PORPHIN DERIVATIVES KINETIC 6 THERMOCHEM. STUDIES OF PORPHYRIN REAX MODEL STUDIES IN ORGANIC SEMICOND 5

THDIES IN ORGANIC S EMICONDUCTION f. PHOTO-CONVERSION WITH PORPHYRINIC STRUCTURES BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY P 5

HEMISTRY PARTICULARLY CHEMICAL REACTIVITY (GENERAL) AND PORPHYRINS (SPECIFIC) THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACTIVI 5

5 6 POLLUTANTS WATER QUALITY PROTECTION S SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT ROYAL ESTDARINE STUDY LAKE SEBASTICOOK EDTR 393

THAMPTON CO. VIRGINIA EVALUATION OF NATURAL VALUES OF A PORTION OF SEASHORE STATE PARK VIRGINIA VEGETAT 310

C ALGAE AND FATE OF CELLULOSE IN LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENTS POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE CONSULTANT OF MI 577

E JET POPULATION TRYING TO KEEP OFF ROAD VEHICLES OUT CF POSTED 6 WILDLIFE AREAS SETTING ASIDE AREAS AS W 089

EMATIC STUDIES ON KILLIFTSHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LOWER POTOMAC RIVER ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 233

ANA RIVER PA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST v CATHERINE SC POTOMCC RIVER MD MARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE 08

IDES TO ESTUR. COPEPODS SCREENING OF SAT. HYDROCARBON AS POULTRY MITICIDES EVALUATION OP ANTIMALARIAL COM 390

NG GLASS WORKS EFFECTS OF GLASS PLANT EFFLUENTS ALLEGANY POWER COMPANY EFFECTS OF PUMP STORAGE POPULATIO 619

Y (FRESH WATER) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - NUCLEAR POWER DIATOM COMMUNITY ANAYLSES - CEDAR BOG THE 307

IRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT ESPECIALLY IN THE FIELD CF POWER GENERATION EFFECT OP THERMAL DISCHARGE ON 287

TION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT CF POWER PLANT OIL SPILL IMPACT STUDY COMPUTERIZA 153

ION DRAFT E.I.S. FOR HIGHWAY WILDIIPE BASELINE DATA FOR POWER PLANT TERRESTRIAL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY WIT 575

T PBEDICTIVe'mODELING and MONITORING op A BAY EFFECTS OF POWER PLANT CONDENSER PASSAGE BASLINE INVENTORY 21

BENTHIC COMMUNITIES SURVEY OF MONTSWEAG BAY RE: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONTROLLED EROSION IN MONTSWEAG BAY 181

308

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSUITATICH EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE flELn

NG ENVIRONWENTAl IHPACTS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK POM 729

STAL HATERS POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - HUDSON RIVER NEW YORK POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - NEK HAVEN HAPBOB CONN. EN 729

DGH OCA POGNAX POPULATION ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT - NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPUL 635

ANTS EFFECTS OF OXIDANT AIR POLLUTANTS HEALTH EFFECTS CF POWER PLANT IN EDHONTON ALBERTA TOXICOLOGIC AL 261

ACTIONS IN PONDS CONSULTATION: ANALYZE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RESEARCH: POPULATION DYNAMICS OF Y. 353

ECOLOGY OF BAHHALS IN ARCTIC AND COLD CONDITIONS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT SITE TERRESTRIAL IMPACT SURVEY REVIE 327

OPERATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS CF POWER PLANT SITES ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SIT 693

ON CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD EPA CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOBIC POWER PLANT BIOLOGICAL STUDY DIRECTOR SYSTEMAT 112

ARE EFFECTED BY POLLUTION ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT op LIQUID NAT 511

VIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SITING AND OPERATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS OF POWFR PLANT S 693

PELAGIC ZOOPIANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS OF PINK AND CHUM SAL 392

E WOOD RECYCLING ADVICE TO AN ALUMINUM PRODUCER COSTS CF POWER POLLUTION CONTROL AIR NOISE AND RELATED <13U

SYSTEMS LAKE ONTARIO ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF THREE POSSIBIE POWFR SITES PLANT EFFECT OF POLLUTION ON BENTHI 381

OF DEEP MINE COAL WASTES FOREST GROWTH NEAR COAL-EURNING POWER STATION DYNAMICS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS FOL 35U

BIOSURVBY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO VALLEY N.M. WESTERN N.M. POWERIIHE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS f, ELECTRIC ST 3U5

BETWEEN ENV. VARIABLES AND MIGRATION POTENTIAL EFFECT OF POWERPLANT ON NARRA. BAY ASSESSMENT OF ENVTRONM 55S

TAL - NON-TOXIC FUNGI AND MILDEW RESISTANT - WATER BASIC POXIFS SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS FOR S U79

GRASSLANDS POPUIATION DYNAMICS OF RAPTORS IN SHORTGRASS PRAIRIE AVIAN ECOLOGY 8 MAMMALIAN AND COMPARATT 523

ENVIRONMENTS FOR TEACHING EXPERIENCES BURNING TO PROMOTE PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES PLANTINGS FOR SCHOOL SITES 121

ALGAL ASSAY EVALUATION WATER QUALITY EVALUATICN F8 E-I BFOU NDMENT STUDIES THERMAL EFFECTS STUDIES 769

ABILITATION BASIC BESEAPCH ON ACID SPOILS IN SOOTH ILL. PRE-PLANNING FOR TOTAL LAND UTILIZATION LAND STA 529

L AND GENERAL ALL AGE LEVELS NDLTI. MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLAMATION - POLLUTION CONTROL 525

ElATIONS REGENERATION FOLLOWING CUTTING IN MIXED OAK NET PRECIPITATION IN MIXED OAK STA'JDS PATTERNS OF SO 81

N PHILOSOPHY AND DEVELOP. OF ENV. ECC. CENTER FERRAL CAT PREDATION 6 POPULATION DYNAMICS WILDLIFE ECOLOG 379

INE ANIMALS EFFECTS OF A PANAMA SEA-LEVEL CANAL STARFISH PREDATION AND ITS EFFECT ON CORAL REEFS CARIB1EA 557

HERHS ESPECIALLY GAME SPECIES ECOLOGY OF WATERFOWL NEST PREDATION ECOLOGY OF URBAN WILDLIFE URBAN WATERF 738

ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANIMAL BEHAVIOR POPUIATION BIOLOGY PREDATION IMPACT EVALUATION IMPAC EVALUATION OF 225

ODS STOCKING RATES IN PONDS ON BK. TROUT FISHING QUALITY PREDATION ON NEWLY STOCKED LANDLOCKED SALMON AP 73

POPULATION ECOLOGY AND ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY EFFECT CF PREDATION ON POPULATION REGULATION 131

LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS ACHIEVING STABLE PREDATOR - PREY INTERACTIONS TERTIARY EFFLUENT M tt37

S PERTAINING TO SPORT FISHERY DIGESTION IN BLACK CRAPflE PRECATOR FISH INTRODUCTIONS IN RESERVOIRS FISHE 61

VE VERTEBRATE ETHOLOGY-ALL VERTEBRATE CLASSES-ESP. MAHP. PREtATORY BEHAVIOR COMPARATI 110

OENVTRONMETAL INTERPRETATIONS CL IMATOLOGICAL MAPPING AND PREDICTION PLANKTONIC FORAMINIFERAL ECOLOGY AND 355

AND METEOROLOGY ACOUSTICS PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PREDICTION FACILITY WAVE PREDICTION FOR SHOSELIN 559

S PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PREDICTION FACILITY WAVE PREDICTION FOR SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION OCEANOGRA 559

TIC SYSTEMS BOTH BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL EUTROPHICATICN PREDICTION STREAM ENERGY BUDGETS MATHEMATICAL A 3U2

QDATIC HABITATS THEIR INHABITANTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT PREDICTIVE MODELING AND MONITORING OF A BAY EFFE 21

RAPHIC STUDY THE USE OF DYE DIFFUSION SURVEY IN THERMAL PREDICTIVE STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDIES CONNECTICU 689

AL ASPECTS OF THERMAL AND CHEMICAI POLLUTION TEMPERATDEF PREFERENCES AND AVOIDANCES OF FISHES RESPONSES 0 U76

ENCES RELATED TO VETERINARY MEDICINE EVALUATION OF HUMAN PREGNANCY TEST IN BITCHES SEPARATION OF thromBOC 752

AT AFFECTED BY SOCIAL FACTORS EVALUATION OF PROGRAMS FCR PREGNANT TEENAGERS STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ILLFGAL A 352

VEE ECOLOGICAL PROJECT STUCY PREHISTORIC HUMAN ECOLOGY OF US DESERTS PEFSE RI 723

ESHWATER FISHES SURVEY RARE ENDANGERBED FISHES S.E. U.S. PREIMFOUNDMENT SURV. PUMP STORAGE PROJECT ICHTH 36°

SPAIN BIOGEOGRAPHY HEBPETOFAUNA, MOROCCO LIZARD ECOICGY PEESAHARAN ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA BIOGEOG 97

D BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY HABITAT SELECTION AND USE TUNISIAN PRESANARAN PROJECT VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS AN 253

INATION FOREST WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - INVENTORY HABITAT PRESCRIBE MANAGEMENT TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES WHT"E 626

FOREST SOIL EFFECT OP FERTILIZER CN SOIL FAUNA EFFECT CF PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL FAUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION U80

ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CLEARCDTTING ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS CF PRESCRIBED FIRE WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER 797

RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROCEDURE HIHIAMSBUR5 ENVIRONMENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT 255

TION IN WILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJECT WILD TORKEY PRESEASON BANDING ORNITHOLOGY AT THE ORGANISMIC 285

BOTH TECHNICAL AND GENERAL ALL AGE LEVEI S MULTI. MEDIA PRESEST ATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLAMATION - POLL 525

TY AND FOOD PRESERVATION REVERSIBIE COMPRESSION OF FOOD PRESERVATION OF FOOD WITHOUT REFRIGERATION FREEZ 79

FIELD AND CONTAINER CROP PRODOCTICN PLANT WATER STUDIES PRESERVATION OF PLANT WATER WITH ANTI-TRANS PI RAN 179

CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE OF CONNECTICDT TIDAL WETLANDS PRESERVATION PROGRAM CONSULTANT BIOLOGISTS NEOT 112U

REFRIGERATION FREEZE DRYING FOOD WATER ACTIVITY AND FCCD PRESERVATION REVERSIBLE COMPRESSION OF FOOD PRE 79

ELATION TO ECOLOGICAL STABILITY - ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT 8 PRESE'RVATION WATERSHED MANAGEMENT IN Relation TO 37U

OLOGY; SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION; SCIENTIFIC WRITING MEMBER PRESIDENT'S WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOA 112

AL ECOLOGY PLANT-WATER RELATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS PHESQDE ISLE BEACH EROSION EN VI ROMME N" AL IMPACTS 585

DE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY E MANGANESE NODULES HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE EFFECTS ON MARINE BACTERIA ACTIVITIES 203

EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULATIONS; ENVIRONMENT «L LAW GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PINE SEEDLING GROWTH SURVEY 611

URVEY OF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA BOTANICAL GARDEN GRAZING PRESSURE EFFECTS ON PLANT POPULATIONS; ENVIRONME fill

HUNTING ON GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATIONS EFFECTS OF HONTING PRESSURE ON RUFFED GROUSE POPULATIONS T^g DEVEL U91

E TO COLD EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS (TEMPERATURE PRESSURE ETC.) ON THE NORMAL AND DISEASlCD ANIMA 238

GIOSPERM PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AERIAL SURVEILLANCE SPIIL PREVENTION APPL. OF ERTS-1 TO FISHERY RESOURCE M U5e

(FORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES; MATERIALS DETEEIOR ATICN PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES 77U

L. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS ACHIEVING STABLE PREDATOR - PREY INTERACTIONS TjpTupv EFFLUENT MODIFICATION U37

AVIOR ACOUSTIC RECEPTION AND ORIENTATION OF LARGE SHARKS PREY SELECTION BEHAVIOR OF MARINE SNAILS BEHAVIO 799

RCE MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMATION OF PASTORAL MASAI IN KENYA PRICING IN HATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS 175

ION BIOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEWAGE INTERACTIONS CN PRIM PROD TACONITE DUMPING LAKE SUPERIOR ECOLOGI 387

ND ENVIRONMENTAL INTERDEPENDENCE TREATMENT OP ADOLESCENT PRIMARY BEHAVIOR DISORDERS WORKSHOP COMMUNITY CE 120

NTROl RAW WATER CLARIFICATION AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PRIMARY COAGULANTS FOR RAH HATER CLARIFICATION F 79U

MENTAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FCR PRIMARY GRADES EFFECTS OF PARASITES ON SHARPTAIL 67

TION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC INFAUNA AND PLANKTCNIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND MINERAL CYCLING COVE POIN 300

AQUATIC MICROBIOLOGY PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY 2U1

NT ECOLOGY AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT MARSH 1UU

E THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STATES PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT p 805

THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STRAITS PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT P 806

TRATIFICATION AND TRANSPARENCY IN AFRICAN LAKES AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVI~Y IN TROPICAL LAKES MEASUREM U75

PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT MARSH SEED GERMINATION PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF ASPEN FOREST PLANT ECOL 1UU

CMY OF THE MELANTHIODEAE SYSTEMATIC STUDIES OF DFSMOOIUM PRIMAFY PRODUCTIVITY OF EELGRASS COMMUNITY COMP 13

FOREST RESOURCES SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY ANNUAL AND SEASONAL LOBLO 571

PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF ASPEN FOREST PLANT ECOLOGY AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRTNAR 1UU

NCION - FORESTS AND SMALL MAMMAL POPULATIONS FORESTS OF PRINCE BDHARD CO. VIRGINIA POPULATION DYNAMICS 251

lOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEWAGE INTERACTIONS ON PRIM PROD TACONITE DUMPING LAKE SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL W 387

CONTROL FROM HASTE WOOD RECYCLING ADVICE TO AN ALUMINUM PRODUCER COSTS OF POWER POLLUTION CONTROL AIR U3U

3U9

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OB CONSOtTATTON EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FISID

TIPN; LAND RECLAtlATION; HARSH BUILDING STABILIZATION AND

AQUATIC niCROBIOLOGY PRIBAFY
CF POdER GENERATION EFFECT OF THFRNAl DISCHARGE ON ALGAL

POLLUTION TOOL EFFECT OP OIL ON MARINE BIOTA SALT HARSH
ENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE
ENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE
A STATES PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT

STRAITS PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMFliT
RY PRODUCTIVITY ANNUAL AND SEASONAL LOBLOLLY PINE SITE
NG OF COPEPODS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY SECONDARY

TROUT CHROMOSOME MORPHOLOGY INCREASE FISH AND HILDLIFE

FOR DATA BANKS CORRELATION BETHEEN SOILS AND POTENTIAL
NE COMMUNITIES DINOELAGEILATE LDNINES CENCE ANALYSIS CF
N COOK INLET ALASKA VITAMINS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS AQUATIC
S TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN HATERS BIOLOGICAL
GY AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PHIMAEY
L EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STBTES PRIMAFY

EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA STRAITS PRIIABY
ATION AND TRANSPARENCY IN AFRICAN LAKES AQUATIC PRIMARY
AL STABILITY OF NORTH CAROLINA BARRIER ISLANDS SECONDARY
VITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT HARSH SEED GERMINATION PRIMARY
STUARINE ONE DEGREE PRODUCTION STRUCTURE FUNCTION AND
HE MFLANTHIODEAE SYSTEMATIC STUDIES OF DESHODIDM PRIMARY
ANGROVE SWAMP COMPARISON OF ESTUARINE MARSHES SECCNDAFY
HENSIVE REVIEW OF RESEARCH - PLANT BREEDING AGRTCOITURAL
ND REFUSE BANKS CROP ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY ECOSYSTEMS
SENSING SHALLOW MARINE AUTOHATED ANALYSIS OF FRESH WATER
OBLEHS - PUBLIC SERVICE AQUATIC ECOLOGY SPECIALIZING IN

RESOURCES SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PRIMARY
K SEDIMENTS OF DELMAEVA INTRACOASTAL HATEFHAY

TO THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT REMOTE SENSING OP THE OCEAN

PRODUCTIVITY OF ASPEN FOREST PLANT ECOLOGY AND PRIMARY
TED METHODS PEST CONTROL 6 VEGETATIVE MANAGEMENT FOREST
ATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE WORKSHOP MARINE
2YME ANTIBIOTICS HICROBIAL GROWTH AND FERMENTATIONS AND

INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY OF FCREST TREE AND FOREST
GRAM - ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGISTS THE STUDY OF NATURAL
IRGINIAMYCIN TISSUE RESIDUES 5 TCXICOIOGV OF VETEFINAFY
n BIOSYNTHESIS PIGHENTS OF CENTRCSPERM AE PLANTS NATURAL
F U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; 11 YEARS
N AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NE NICARAGUA
RESS IN HARDWOOD TREES SNOWMELT It: HARDWOOD FORESTS WIND
fTPULE'' NA AND K UPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS
ANAGEMENT ADMINISTERING FISHERY RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT
TANFORD HARBOR, CONN. DEVELOPMENT OF ESTUARINE RESEARCH
RICULTURE DEV. NIGER COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF OPTIMAL
POPULASIONS; AT AFFECTED BY SOCIAL FACTORS EVALUATION CF
DEVELOPING AND CARRYING OUT EXTENSICN

MANAGEMENT OF FARM WILDLIFE- ADMINISTRATION CONSERVATION

HANAGEHENT OF DEPARTMENT CF ARHY PEST MANAGEMENT

ADMIN. OF RESEARCH AND OTHER

S POLICY FORESTRY CONSULTANT ADMINISTRATION OF FORESTRY

HABITAT TECHNIQUES MANUAL FEDERAL-AID WILDLIFE RESEARCH
TNED COAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ON VARIOUS GAS
EV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF GRAND
- WILDLIFE RESOURCES THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OF THREE LAKE
AY AND TRIBUTARIES EVALUATING EFFECTS OF WATEE RESOURCE
WATER LEVELS STUDY IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF HATER RESOURCES
MENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DEVELOPMENT ARMY CORPS HATER HAY
D MANAGEMENT REPORTING ON THE EFFECTS OF WATEE RESOURCE
RADIOGRAPHY TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS CONTROL OP CEIL

SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS FOR TEACHING EXPERIENCES BURNING TO
SKIN EFFECT OF CARCINOGENS ON HOUSE SKIN CHROHATIN TUMCR
CTS STATEMENT RESEARCH STUDY PROPOSAL CHLORINATION STUDY
TIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STATEMENT RESEARCH STUDY
STABILIZATION FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION VEGETATIVE SHORELINE
N CHARACTER OF NATURAL WATERS E POLLUTANTS WATER QUALITY
BASTICOOK EUTROPHICATION HATER QUALITY AND HATER SUPPLY
METHODS FOR HATER DUAL MONITOR DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL
Y ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENERGY COST AND ENVIRONMENT At
OTECTION VEGETATIVE FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION AND SHORELINE
S MACROINVEETEERATES AND TROPHIC LEVELS HARRISBUPG FLCCD
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF ANADROMOUS FISH PASSAGE AND
lES OF PLANT PROTEINS USING ELECTROPHORESIS AND SEROLOGY
IMENTS MARINE SEDIMENTARY HICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTFY
BTOCHEM. 6 PHYSIOL. OF MUSCLE PROTEINS MUSCLE
OTION MONITORING HITH PLANTS INFLUENCE OF OZONE ON PLANT
VIRONMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY - HEAVY METAL INTERACTIONS HITH

BIOCHEM. 6 PHYSIOL. OF MUSCLE

SEROLOGY PROTEIN COMPARISON OF ACER SEEDS COMPARISON CF
DS COHPARISON OF PROTEINS OP JUGIANS SEEDS COHPARISON CF
TEINS OF LYCOPODIUM SPORES COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF PLANT
TER ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA HATER CCNFORMATTCN OF ADSOREfO

PHYCOLOGY AND PATHOBIOLOGY OF MICROORGANISMS IN GENERAL
RGROUND HATER PROTOZOA TEMPERATDEE RELAXED OCCURRENCE CF

PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY
PROCUCTIVITT
PRODUCTIVITY

PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY OF

PRODUCTIVITY

PRODUCTIVITY

PRODUCTIVITY

PRODUCTIVITY;

PROCnCTIVITY;

PRODUCTS

PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS

PROCUCTIVB USE OP DREDGE SPOIL RECLAMATION AND S 801

PRODUCTIVITY 213

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT E 287

6 PLANT EXPORT POLLUTION OF COASTA SOU

- FLORIDA STATES PRIMARY PRODUCTIV 805

- FLORIDA STRAITS PRIMARY PRODUCTI 806

- GULF OF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON A 805

- GULF OP MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON A 806

- SOIL FACTORS WATERSHED NUTRIENT B 571
PRODUCTIVITY ESPECIALLY CRUSTACEAN FEEDING FEEDI 701
PRODUCTIVITY FOR RECREATION PURPOSES DUR 21 TRAP 777
PRODUCTIVITY FOR WOODLANDS AND RELATED USES GATH 127
PRODUCTIVITY PRESH WATER ALSO REMOTE SENSING SHA 390
PROCHCTIVITY GROWTH FACTORS VITAMINS TOXINS SHEL 507
PRODUCTIVITY 111 COOK INLET ALASKA VITAMINS IN AQ 507
PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT HARSH SEED GEE 1UU
PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIV 805
PRODUCTIVITY IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIV 80f

IN TROPICAL LAKES MEASUREHENT AND 175

A MANGROVE SWAHP COHPARISON OF E 521

PROCUCTIVITY OF ASPEN FOREST PLANT ECOLOGY AND 1«U

PRODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC INFAUNA AND PLANKTONIC P 300

PRODUCTIVITY OF EELGRASS COMMUNITY COMOARATTVE 13

PRODUCTIVITY OF ESTUARINE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTSMS 521

PRODUCTIVITY OF SUBARCTIC ALASKA TASK FORCE ON S 338

PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING OF NUTRIENTS ENERGY PLOW UlU

PRODUCIIVITY REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MARINE COMMU 390

PRODUCTIVITY STUDIES IIMNOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE U95

ANNUAL AND SEASONAL LOBLOLLY PINE 571

LAKE SEDIMENTS ACID MINE POLIUTIO 177

POLLUTION LIGHT PEN-^TRATION IN SEA 132

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUC lUtt

VEGETATION MANAGEMENT; PLANT GEOGR 186

MARINE AND PRESH H 269

PRODUCTS FORMED DENTAL CAVITIES AND PERIODONTAL 753

PRODUCTS INSECTS PHEROMONE PRODUCTION BY SMALLER 6117

PRODUCTS OF BIOMEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE BRANACLE - C 131

BIOCHEMISTRY DRUG METABOLISM RESIDUES 185

PHYTOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN A 117

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTANT FORESTRY AND 135

PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TUE8IALBA COST U38

PROFIIES OVER FORESTS FOREST METEOROLOGY ESPEC 2la

PROG. FOR FLORISTS" CROPS PLANT NUTRITION INCL 510

PROGRAMS DIRECTING ALLSTATE FRESHWATER RESEARCH 29

PROGRAMS EMPHASIZING COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND DYN 17U

PROGRAMS FOR BOTH PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENTS NATION 1112

PROGRAMS FOR PREGNANT TEENAGERS STUDY OP EFFECTS 352

PROGRAMS IN WILDLIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS 11

PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT OP HILDLIFE ON 3000 ACRE FAR U33

PEOGEAHS PESTICIDE CATEGOEIZATION 602

PEOGRAMS YEAST IN CLOSED FOOD CYCLES 1211

PROGRAMS; 10 YEARS CHIEF OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 135

PROJECTS WATERFOWL AND WETLANDS ECOLOGY AND MAN 22U

PROJECTS ENVIR0NH2NTAL IHPACT STATEMENT ON HYDRO 372

PROJECTS IMPACT ASWAN HIGH DAM ON EAST HEDITERRA 252

PROJECTS IN H. VIRGINIA SEARCH ANALYZE SYSTEM 169

PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES ALCOVT R 522

PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE SABINE RIVER DIVER 625

PP.OJECTS STATE PLAN FOP ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION 270

PROJECTS UPON FISH AND WILDLIFE POND MANAGEMENT 96

PROIIFESATIOH IS HAHHALIAN CELLS CAMP AND SECRET 151

PRCROTE PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES PLANTINGS FOR SCHO 121

PROMOTION OF ANTHRAIIN IN MOOSE SKIN ORGANIC SY 632

PROPOSAL CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF AQUATIC S 117

PROPOSAL CHLORINATION STUDY PROPOSAL CHEHICAL-P 117

PROTECTION VEGETATIVE FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION AND 900

PROTECTION S SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT ROYAL ESTUARINE 393

PROTECTION CHARACTER OF NATURAL WATERS 6 POLLUTA 393

PROTECTION DATA BASE BEAVER RIVER MODELING PEOJE 50

PROTECTION ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEHS ANALYSIS COMMUN 705

PROTECTION SAND STABILIZATION FOREDUNE CONSTRUCT 800

PROTECTION STUDY SCHUYLKILL RI\ ER ECOLOGICAL STU 183

PROTECTIVE FACILITIES ENGINEERING ADVISOR TO TEC 587

PROTEIN COMPARISON OF ACFR SEEDS COHPARISON OP P 133

PROTEIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITION BY POLLUTANTS ORGAN 1*35

PROTEINS 180

PROTEINS AND RNA EFFECT OF ETHYLENE ON PLOWER PI 155

PROTEINS CHLORINATED ORGAHICS FROM HASTEHATER Dl 161

PROTEINS MUSCLE PROTEINS 180

PROTEINS OF JUGLAHS SEEDS COMPARISON OF PROTEINS 133

PROTEINS OP LYCOPODIUH SPORES COMPARATIVE STUDl 133

PROTEINS USING ELECTROPHORESIS AND SEROLOGY PROT 133

PROTIENS ORGANIC MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN N 751

PROTOTHECA ORAL YEASTS MEDICAL MYCOLOGY 556

PROTOZOA TAXONOHY S PHYSIOLOGY OP UNDERGROUND H 256

350
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OF JELLYFISH RDSCIE CONTPACTIOM CEIL BIOLOGT OF IHSSUE PPOTOZCR AND fUNGI CEIL BIOLOGY OF flASINE COCCOI SHO

OF PROTOZOA TAJONOHY 6 PHYSIOLCGY OF ONOEFGBOBND HAIER PFOTOZCA CA VERNICOLOOS PROT020A REVIEW S NEa STO 256

6 PHYSIOLOGY OP ONDERGRODNO BATER PROTOZOA CAVERHICOIOOS PROTOZOA REVIEW f. NEW STUDIES IN -HIBO-H CAVE K 25f

VIEW S SEW STODIES IN BA'".HOTH CAVF KY aVDEBGRODNP SRTER PRCTOZCA TEWPERATDFE RELAXED OCCORSENCE OF PFOTO 2^6

BIOLOGIC* INF0R1ATI0N SYSTBHS RECOVERY OF DAMAGED RIVERS PROTOZCAN COKSOtllTY STROCTORE AQDATIC COnnU'lITY 103

SOEBIC AGENT BIOTECHNICIAS TRAINING HODOLES DEVELOPWENT PROTOZOOLOGY - PATHOGENIC FOFBS AND THEIR VECTOR U8^

BIOLOGY HEASOFES OF EHVIRONHENT AND FISH TBEBSELVES TO PROVIDE GOOD FISHING FOOD OF FTRA^E FISH IN TWO JUS

EGORES SOYBEAN BREEDING 6 CDLTDHE PLANT BREEDING PS EODC-SELF-COBPATIPILITY OF RED CLOVER FORAGE L "2;

EOSOHA PETENENSE IN ARIZONA POPOIATION DYNAMICS OF ALCSA PS EUDCRSRENGOS ALOSA PSE'JDOHARENGUS POPULATION K 376

BIZONA POPOLATION DYNAMICS OF ALCSA PSEODOBARESGOS ALOSA PSEODCPARESGDS POPOIATICN MODELING AQDATIC ECOL 376

S AND ECOLOGY OF PSEDDOSCORP IONS POPDLATIOS STOOY OF TP? PS EODCSCORPTON PSEUDOSCORP ICN SYSTErATICS SYSTE 50B

P PSEODOSCORP'CNS POPDLATION FTOCY OP THE PSECDCSCOSPICN PS EODCSCORPICN SYSTEHATICS S!ST£MATICS AND ECOL 508

R PSEODOSCOHPION SYSTEMATICS SYSTEHATICS AND ECOLOGY OF PS EODCSCORPIOMS POPDLATION STOr.Y OF THE PSEUDOSC "^08

AND HATER MOVEMENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STDDY OF BOMTAOK PT. AND CHESAPEAKE PAY PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES 115

TVAIVE COMMONTTTES EFFECTS OF 0PE5ING HOGD LAGOON TO THE POBIIC COMPOTER SIMULATION OF THE EFFECTS OF ClU 507

EHENT IN THE JAMS RIVER, VIRGINIA PUBLIC EDUCATION IN MARINE SCIENCE CATFISH MA'IAG U13

S ON FRESHWATER FISHERIES NORTHEAST VA. FISHERIES SURVEY PUBLIC FISHING LAKE FERTILIZATION SURVEY LAKE "U '69

GT. FRESHWATER WETLAND ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT MODEL FCR PUBLIC M",T. OF FRESHWATER WETLANDS SOCIAL BEKAVI UU

NESTA RESERVOIRS CONSULTANT - WATER POtlUTTON PROBLEMS - PDBIIC SERVICE AQUATIC ECOLOGY SPECIALIZING II Ug"^

ARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY SCHUYLKILL BIVEF ECOLOGICAL STliCY PUFFER TOXIN OF SPHOESOIDES TESTUDINEUS ICH-HYO U87

B WATER AMD LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES POGET SOUND WATER QUALITY EFFECTS BELLINGHAM BAY 652

TAL REPORT - NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENERGY FLOW THROUGH OCA PUGNAX POPULATION ECOLOGICAL SURVEY COASTAL REGI 635

r MARSH ECOLOGY WI^H EMPHASIS ON ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPULATION ENVIRCKMENTAL REPORT - NUCLEAR fS";

NVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY RELATIVE TO INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES PULE AND PAPER INDUSTRY CHEMICAL EWI RONMFA'TAL P 731

DEVELOPMENT OF WOOD PLASTIC TECHNOLOGY INVESTIGATION CF PULSED NEUTRON TECHNIQUES ANALYSIS OF HEVERSi: O 6U

GLASS PLANT EFFLUENTS ALLEGANY POWER COMPANY EFFECTS CF PUMP STORAGE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SALMONIDS A 619

Y BARE ENDANGERBED FISHES S.E. U.S. PREIMPOUNDMEST SURV. PUMP STORAGE PROJECT ICHTHYOLOGY :SYSTEMATtCS DI 369

EEPY BOLLOW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT BREACKABEEN-BLENKE IM EUMFSC STORAGE FACILITY RENSSELAER POLY. IMSTIT 168

ESEARCH S MANAGEMENT OF WARM WATER FISHES NORTHFIELD MI. PUMPED STORAGE HYDRO-ELEC. RES. FISH STUDY B 377

RS-DEVISE SOLUTIONS A COMPARATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY CF PUMFEC STORAGE SITES REPORT ON BIOLOGICAL PHYSI 193

BIOLOGICAL CONTROL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE RESEARCH OFFlCfE - PUNJAE AGRIC. UNIV. INDIA RESEARCH ALIKALI PEE M U3

lOGICAL ECOLOGY E POPDLATION ECOLOGY CONSULATION FOR TPE PURCHASE OF AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLING EQUIPMEN- U77

ORCES WATEP POLLUTION CONTROL WITH BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES POSE OXYGEN USB IN BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TREATME 371

WATER POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL WATER COMMISSION ANALYSIS PURE WATERS PROGRAM STATE OF NEW YORK POLE OP AN 3U1!

IS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICATION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE BY NEUTRALOSI 6U

P PULSED NEU-'RON TECHNIQUES ANALYSIS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS PURIFICA'^ION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE PURIFICA'^ION 611

D IN COASTAL WATERS THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON LEA 25

INCREASE FISH AND WILDLIFE PRODUCTIVITY FOR RECREATION PURPOSES DUR 2U TRAPPING BLDEGILL SUNFISH T'l FAR 777

ATION ASSESSMENT REDSTONE ARSENAL AL PROJECT ASSESS CF PW fHCSPHORUS PLAN" EDGEWOOD EVALUATE POLLUTIO 5S

ANIMALS ESPECIALLY NERVOUS SYSTEMS NEUROPHARMACOLOGY CF PYRETHRUM WATER QUALITY STUDIES RESERVOIR SYSTEM lOU

N THE ENVIRONMENT PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES ON QOACKGBASS USE OF HERBICIDES IN ORNAMEN'Al CROP <I19

TEXAS RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HURRICANE IMPACT CN QUAIL RABI'^AT HABITAT AND BOBWHITE QUAIL PRODOC^ 53

T HURRICANE IMPACT ON QUAIL HABITAT HABITAT AND BOBWHITE QDAIL PRODUCTION SOUTH TEXAS RANGE AND WILDLIFE 53

WILDLIFE ECOLOGICAL STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF DBSFBT QUAIL WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMEN' 33

S POGET SOUND WATER QUALITY EFFECTS BELLINGHAM BAY WATER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AS IT RELATES T 652

RIM PROD TACONITF DUMPING LAKE SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL WATER QUALITY ANALYSES RIVERS-LAKES P0PIJLA~I0N BITLOG 387

ACEANS, FISH) ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST EFFECTS OF WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY ON ANIMALS (MAINLY MOLLUSKS 166

ICS EMBRYLOGICAL STODY OF POPULATION OF SOOTHFAST CORNOS QDAIITY AND QOANTITY STOCY WITH STATISTIC ANALYS 657

OBAC MARINE MICROBIOLOGY - PHYTCPLANK^ON TAXONnMY WATER QOALITY AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS MICR03IOlOr;Y SO. S 113

STRY AND CLAY MINERALOGY MINE SPCIL POTENTIALS FOR WATfR QOALITY AND SOIL EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION AND A 6U9

L ESTOARINE STODY LAKE SEBASTICOOK EOTBOPHICATION WATER QUALITY AND WATER SUPPLY PRO'ECION CHARACTER OF 393

IRONHENTAL POLLUTION AS IT RELATES TO AIR WATER AND LAND QOALIIY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES PUGET SO 652

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ASSESSMENT AND EVSLOATION WATFR QUAIITY CRITERIA 1972 TELL EL HESI ARCHEOLOGICAL 588

0 MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF PLANKTON-ALGAE F-^CD CHAIN WATER QUALITY CRITERIA LAKE RESTORATION WATER QUALIT 75

OD CHAIN WATER QUALITY CRITERIA, LAKE RESTORATION WATFR QOALITY CRITERIA; PLANKTON POPULATION MODELING; 75

OAIITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES POGET SOUND WATER QUALITY EFFECTS BELLINGHAM BAY WATER QUALITY EN 652

ORE RATES ON SOILS AND CROPS EFFECT OP LAND OSE ON WATER QOALITY "JFFECTS OF FERTILIZERS AND MANURE ON SOI 765

Al EFFECTS STUDIES ALGAL ASSAY EVALOATION WATFR QOALITY "EVALUATION PRE- IMPOUNDMENT STUDIES THERM 769

RTILIZATIOH COOPERATIVE FOREST FERTILIZATION AND WIIGET QUALITY FIRST ANNOAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE 608

I; THERMAL POLLUTION; SALINITY IHTRUSTCN TRANSIENT WATFR QUALITY IN ESTUARY NETWORKS SUBMERGED DIFFOSERS 302

D WATERS. WATER PROCESSING SORVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OF WATER QUALITY IN SE VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS: SE 332

0. LIFE HISTORY OF THE EMERALD SBINER IN SO. DAK. WATFR QUAIITY INVESTIGA-ION S IMPACT OF MINING ON OZASK 202

l-PBYSICAL WEATHERING SYSTEMS IN COLD CLIMATES AGGREGATE QUALITY JUDGMENT PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL WEATHERING IN 51

TICAL DISTRIBOTIOB COPEPODS - ARCTIC OCEAN MARINE WATFR QUALITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL WATER 3UALITY MONITOR 308

NEW YORK BOLE OF ANIMAL WASTES IN WATER POLLUTION WATFR QOALITY MANAGEMENT WATER POLLUTION PANEL NATIONA 300

B WASTEWATER DISINFECTION INPECTICDS HEPATITIS AND WATER QUAIITY MERCURY AND THE FETUS "IN UTERO" ENVIRO 161

TIC OCEAN HARIN5 WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL WATER QOALITY MONITORING NETWORK VERTICAL DISTRIBOTION 308

OP WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND RECEIVING WATERWAYS WATFR QOALITY MONITORING PROGRAM FOR OCCOQUAN WATER'^HE 572

OIL AND NEW ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DESIGN OP WATER QOAIITY MONITORING SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRO 097

ATIONS IMPACT OP MINING ON OZARK HEADWATER STPEABS WATFR QOALITY OF 3 RIVER BASIN IN N.E. 10. LIFE HISTOR 202

POINT BENTRTC STUDY EFFECTS OF THERMAL LOADING AND WATFR QUALITY ON ESTUARINE ONE DEGREE PRODUCTION STRU 300

ITAT FOB CORPORATION WATERSHED MCRITORING SYSTEM - WATER QUAIITY OUTDOOR EDUCATION LABORATORY AVIAN MIGR 212

OF VARTODS STOCKING RATES IN PONDS ON BK . TROUT FISHING QOAIITY OREDATION ON NEWLY STOCKED LANDLOCKED SA 73

BOTECTION CHARACTER OF ilATORAL WATERS 6 POLLOTANTS WATER QOAIITY PROTECTION C SOPPLY PROGRAM PORT ROYAL F 393

LIT NEBVODS SYSTEMS NE0SOPHA8HAC0LCG Y OF PYRETHROH WATFR QUALITY STUDIES RESERVOIR SYSTEMS MASSACHUSETTS 100

» QOALITY STUDIES BESERVOTR SYSTEMS MASSACHUSETTS WATFR QUAIIIY STUDIES RIVERINE SYSTEMS MASS. PKYSITL 100

ATED WATER ORIGIN OF NITPITE IN HEATED WASTE WATER WATFR QOALITY SURVEY ROLE OF TRACE METALS IN MICROBIA 781

IFE HISTORIES OF FRESH-WATER PISBES CRANBERRY LAKE WATER QUALITY SORVEY FIRST-YEAR GROWTH ALEWIFE LAKE ON 211

ONA IN SPAIN EFFECT OF ORBANIZATION ON WATER STREAB QUALITY VEGETATIONAL CHANGES AND EFFECT ON AVIPA 71

ESTOARINES BATHEMATICAL MODELS; BIVER AND ESTOABY WATER COAIIIY; THERMAL POLLOTION; SALINITY INTRUSION T 302

OF EXOTIC GAME BISD PROGRAM PH8ASA.<T LIVE TRAPPING STUDY QUANTICC MCE DEAD DEER SORVEY WILDLIFE MANAGEME 718

AHEBICA - PANAMA 8 MEXICO INSECT PEST CONTROL AND PLANT QOABANTINE ACTIVITICS CONSULTANT - USE OF PESTIC 563

PIAUT PESTS HANAGEMEHT QUARANTINE REGULATION AND INTEGRATED CONTROL OF 206

POPULATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY OF SULFITE WASTE LIGACC TO P. IRCUT FISH BIOASSAYS ACUTE K SUBLETHAL RFFE 281

OBIC HOOSE e CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLE KANAWHA R. W. VA. DEISGN AND MANAGEMENT 0" HISTORIC HO 630

351

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH (IF CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PHINCIPIE FIELD

OF THE OUTEP BANKS NORTH CAROLINA THE ISOLATED FORMS CF RACCOONS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEHATICS OF COASTAL AND U18

OLATION GENETICS OF BAN AND INSECTS GENETICS OF ADAPTIVE RACE FORMATION DYNAMICS OF THO LOCOS SYSTEMS BEH 732

OF FONGICIDAL ACTION" BIOLOGY OF HEL HINTHCSPORIUM MAYCIS RACf T SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF SPORULATION MEAS Utt2

NATURAL AREAS OSS OP CHLOROPHYLL EXTRACTS TO MEAS SOLAR RAD. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON PLANT COMMUNITIES IN EA 710

lATION DOSE RESPONSE FOR RAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL A 638

ON RAT BREAST TUMORS IN VITRO INCUCTION OF BREAST TOMCFS RADIATION DOSE RESPONSE FOR RAT BREAST TUMORS E 638

BIOLOGY OF SEA TURTLES VERTEBRATE AND AODATIC ECOLOGY; RADIATION ECOLOGY RADIATION EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR 611)

RTLES VERTEBRATE AND AQOATIC ECOLOGY; RADIATION ECOLCGY RADIATION EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR AQOACOLTORE AND BI 6114

N BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH NEOROBIOLOGY NEOROCHEM. EFFECT CF RADIATION ON MENTAL PONCTION EFFECT OF LEAD INGE 201

TH TBADESCANTIA VAPIOOS DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS AND CHEMICAL MUTAGENS EFFECT 676

TION ON PLANTS AND CHEMICAL MUTAGENS EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS RADIOBIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OP 676

ENTAL RADIATION AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATION RAT BREAST TUMORS IN VITRO INDUCTION 0 638

BESTS BIRDS AND CATAPILLARS IN NCRTHERN HARDWOODS FOREST RADIATION SENSITIVITY OF BIRDS COMMUNITY ECOLOG 706

ISM OF DRUG INDUCED LIVER GRCUTH DAMAGE INDUCED GROdTH - RADIATION CHEMICAL MECHANICAL CHEMICAL AREINOG 20

NSE CF SEEDS, PLANTS X RAYS ON BOSTON IVY BUDS IONIZING RADIATIONS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THE BIOSPHERE NE 526

E REVIEW 10U STATEMENT ON HIGHKAY 1-88, NEW YORK VARIED RADIO TELEMETRY STUDY OF THE SAW-HHET OWL ECOLOG 227

OSPHERES ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY POLLUTION CONTfOL RADIOACTIVITY MEASOREMENT HODSON RIVER ECOLOGY T 200

OlOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY POLLUTION CONTROL RADIOACTIVITY M 200

HEMICAL MUTAGENS EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON PLANTS RADIOBIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ORBITED TRADESCANTI 676

MARINE RABIOECOLOGY AND CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY 232

REFERENCE TO TRACE ELEMENTS RADIONUCLIDES AND POLLUTANTS RA DIOELEMENTS IN OCEANS PLUTONIUM IN LAKE ONTARI 70

ISTRY OF OCEANS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TRACE ELEMENTS RADIONUCLIDES AND POLLUTANTS RAOIOELEMENTS IN OC 70

LANTS X RAYS ON BOSTON IVY BUDS IONIZING RADIATIONS AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THE BIOSPHERE NEUTRON AND GAMMA 526

LOGY MICROSCOPY CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY ANNUAL RAGWEED POLLEN CENSUS - 0 COMMUNITIES ABSTRACTOR 296

IN TWO LARGE RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR POPULATION ESTIMATION RAINBOW TROUT SPAWNING SUCCESS FISH BIOLOGY HE 206

NS OF VEGETATION VEGETATION OF LATIN AMERICA TAXONOMY CF RAINFCREST CONIFERS GEOGRAPHY OF VEGETATION SYS 178

CHEMICALS AND IMPACT ON ENVIRONMENT USE OF CHEMICALS CN EANGELAND ALGAE CONTROL IN LAKES AND PONDS HERBI 68

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY FAUNAL AND FIORAL CENSUS AND IMPACT RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER WETLANDS IMPACT STUDY PHYTOP 059

S ANALYSIS OF A LAKE CARP POPDLATICN BREEDING ECOLOGY OF RAPTOR POPULATIONS IN UTAH POPULATION DYNAMICS 660

LAB AND FIELD GROWTH IN THREE SPECIES OF HAWKS IMPACT OF RAPTORIAL BIRDS ON GRASSLANDS POPULATION DYNAMIC 523

OF RAPTORIAL BIRDS ON GRASSLANDS POPULATION DYNAMICS CF RAPTORS IN SHORTGHASS PRAIRIE AVIAN ECOLOGY 6 H 523

PULATION DYNAMICS HABITAT SELECTION AND PARTITIONING CF RAPTORS POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BARN OWLS ANALYSIS 6<^0

RVEY OF DEER LICK INTERPRETING NATURAL HISTORY STUDY OF RARE AND ENDAGERED ANIMALS ECOSURVEY OF CAPE VIN 500

AN GREVE, ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT CF WILDLIFE ESPECIALLY RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND IN LATIN AMEBIC U08

F FISH'^S ZOOGEOGRAPHY EAST U.S. FRESHWATER FISHES SURVEY RARE ENDANGERRED FISHES S.E. U.S. PREIMPOUNDMENT 369

SIGN •'O SOLVE PROBLEMS CUPSAW LAKE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT RABITAN CENTER DREDGING PROJECT ROUND VALLEY RES 66

OF HEAVY METALS PLANT AND ANIMAL DISTRIBUTION ABUNDANCE RARITY ECOLOGICAL STUDIES WILDLIFE INDICATORS OF 368

0 INDUCTION OF BREAST TUMORS RADIATION DOSE RESPONSE FCR RAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMENTAL RADIATION AND CH 638
ATION AND CHEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATICN RAT BREAST TUMORS IN VITRO INDUCTION OF BREAST T 638
ELOPMENT OF MAMMALIAN KIDNEY COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY OP RAT KIDNEY GROWTH COMPENSATORY HYPERTROPHY DE 593
OPULATIONS IN NORTHERN MAINE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS STOCKING RATES IN PONDS ON BK. TROUT PISHING QUALITY PRED 73
ONS MAST PRODUCTION IN NW PENNSYLVANIA FORESTS INGESTICN FATES CF CHIPMUNK POPULATIONS POPULATION BIOLOG 276
IMING FERTILIZERS SOIL FORMATION EFFECTS OF HIGH MANUFE RATES CN SOILS AND CROPS EFFECT OF LAND USE ON W 765
HISTORY OF FISHES; SEXUAL MATURITY; FECUNDITY; AGING SEX RATIOS LIFE HISTORY OF SKIPJACK TUNA LIFE 00

B CHANGE IN CROTAPHYTUS HABENUIAB LESIONS AND GNAWING IN RATS BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES - PARTICULARLY SOC 108

G-TEFM EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTEROIDS ADMINSTERED TO NEWBORN RATS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE ANIMALS 717

GENETICS OP MOUSE POPULATION CYCLES POPULATION CYCLES IN RATS MOUSE DEMOGRAPHY ON ISLANDS POPULATION ECO 712

MBRYOLOGY DRUG TOXICITY EFFECTS CF TRA NSU ILIZING DRUG CN BATS DOGS & HORSES CELLULAR R DEVELOPMENTAL B 026

CLEARCUTTING ON BIRD POPULATIONS HABITAT REQUIREMENTS CP RAVEN ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF NONCONSUMPTI VE 301

CALE INHIBITORS POL Y ELECTROLYTES FOB POLLUTION CCNTRCL RAW WATER CLARIFICATION AND INDUSTRIAL PBOCESSIN 790

ICATTON AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PRIMARY COAGULANTS FCR RAW WATER CLARIFICATION PLOCCULANTS FOR INDUSTRI 790

PLANTS NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESECNSE OF SEEDS PLANTS X RAYS ON BOSTON IVY BUDS IONIZING RADIATIONS AND 526

ENT ORNITHOLOGY 5 PLANT ECOLOGY CF WETLANDS WILD TURKEY RE-ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL ATLANTIC PLY 223

PBOR MARINE BENTHIC COMMUNITIES SURVEY OP MONTSWEAG BAY RE: NUCLEAR POWEB PLANT CONTROLLED EROSION IN MO 181

N TAMPA BAY IN FLORIDA INVESTIGATION OF FISH HABITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING OF FISH IN BACK BAY REFUGE IN 20

STRUCTURES BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PARTICULARLY CHEMICAL REACTIVITY (GENERAL) AND PORPHYRINS (SPECIFIC) T 5

FE ON 3000 ACRE FARM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES FARM GAME INSECT REACTORS OF DISEASE IMPORTANT TO MILITARY MANAG 033

D AND COLLOIDAL PARTICLES IN WATER BIOPHYSICAL IIMNCLCGY EEAERATIOH OF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTERIAL DISEA 009

BEHAVIOR OF FISHES EFFECTS OP TEMPERATURE ON LABORATORY REARED MARINE PISH LARVAE PHYSIOLOGY AND 692

N DERIVATIVES KINETIC 6 THERMOCHEM. STUDIES CP PORPHYRIN REAX MODEL STUDIES IN ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTION S P 5

S STUDIES STEERING COMMITTEE OF DAT DONG OF INT. PEL. CF BEC. POPULATION BIOLOGY BOTH ITS ECOLOGICAL AN 358

1 MARINE AND ESTOARINE SYSTEMS ECOLOGY OF BRACKISH PONDS RECEIVI-fG SEWAGE DISSOLVED ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS PR 006
TER DESIGN AND OPERATION OP WASTE TRPATMENT SYSTEMS AND RECEIVING WATERWAYS WATEE QUALITY MONITORING PRO 572
IS ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR ACOUSTIC RECEPTION AND ORIENTATION OP LARGE SHARKS PREY S 799
VEMENTS IN NEW YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF MANHASSET BAY GROUND RECHARGE IN SUFFOLK COUNTY ESTUARINAL ECOLOGY A 2O0
ERMINE SPEED OF GERMINATION IN SEEDS OF AQUILEGIA USE CP BECIPPOCAL TRANSPLANTS IN GENECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGIC 015
KBOACH IN LAB. CULTURES CONTROL OF GERMAN COCKROACH WITH RECIPB. TRANSLC COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND WI 306
L AGE LEVELS MULTI. MEDIA PRESENTATIONS PRECIOUS METALS RECLAMATION - POLLUTION CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL E 525
DLTATION COAL MINING ASSOCIATED POLLUTION STRIP MINING RECLAMATION AND SLOPE STABILIZATION CYCLE OP COA 810
UILDING STABILIZATION AND PBOOUCTIVE USE OP DBEDGE SPCIL BECLAMATION AND STABILIZATION OF DUNES ON AMELIA 801
RBANCES FOREST ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES BECIABATION OF DEEP MINE COAL WASTES FOREST GROW 350

SOIL FERTILITY AND PLANT NUTRITION LAND BECLAMATION AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 335

ND FERTILITY AND MANAGEMENT; COASTAL STABILIZATION; LAND RECLAMATION; MARSH BUILDING STABILIZATION AND PR 801

FIELD TESTING OF FUNGICIDES AND INSECTICIDES AND RECCM MFNDATION OP THEIR USAGE 30

TIMUM POPULATION ENVIRONMENT SITE SELECTION IN CASAMANCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AID IN AGRICULTURE DEV. NIGE 102

SCHOOLS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION COURSES - COLLEGE LEVEL BECREATION S OUTDOOR EDUCATION COURSES RESEARCH 292

ANS RECREATION RESOURCE ANALYSIS PLANNING 6 MANAGEMENT RECREATION IMPACT ON WILDLIFE RESOURCE MANAGEMEN 603

FISH WILDLIFE AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT 321

NT LIFE HISTORY RESEARCH ON WILDLIFE NATIONWIDE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT 378

MORPHOLOGY INCREASE FISH AND WILDLIFE PRODUCTIVITY FCR RECREATION PURPOSES OUR 20 TRAPPING BLUEGILL SUN 777

RECREATION IMPACT ON WILDLIFE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANS FECBEATION RESOURCE ANALYSIS PLANNING 6 MANAGEM 603

AERIAL SENSING FOR EVALUATING: STRESS IN VEG. LAND USE RECREATION AND NATURAL BESOUBCES BEMOTE SENSING 592

ATION PROCEDURE WILLIAMSBURG ENVIRONMENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS S 255

SIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER C WATER FLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIAL LAND USE AND GEN 670

CAMPGROUNDS ANC CAMPERS IN NEW YORK MABINAS IN NEW YORK RECREATIONAL OSES OF NATURAL RESOURCES USES OF N 785

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LAND nSE PLANNING AIR POLLOTION CONTROL FROd BASTE UCCD PECYCITN'; ADVICE TO AN SLUmNUPl PRODUCER COSTS 0 U3a

NHENTAL IBPACT STATEBENT DVC LIG. BOT. RESODRCE RECYCLING CONVERSION OF WASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRO 27

KS CROP ECOLOGT AND PHYSIOLOGY ECOSYSTEHS PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING OF NUTRIENTS ENERGY FLOW THROUGH SOIL- U7U

T EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR FACILITY ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF RED AND GRAY FOXES WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY 225

TORE PLANT BREEDING PSEUCO-S ELF-COBPATIBILITY CF RED CLOVER FORAGE LEGUMES SOYPEAN BREEDING 6 CUL U23

E FOB GROUND SQUIRRELS ASPEN GREENBELT STUDY SYNPATRY CF RED HEADED 6 LEWIS WOODPECKERS WINTER FCOLOGY S 291

OF SYNDETS AND NTA TO BARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IB RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF »!ETAIS CRUDE 205

TION ROLE OF SUEZ CANAL AS PATHWAY FOR DISPERSAL BETWEEN RED SEA AND MEDITERRANEAN OCEAN ACRE STUDIES STU 22

OF THE BALLARD PESTICIDES TERRITCRIAL BEHAVIOR AND THE RED-SHCULDERED HAWK POPULATION DYNABICS OF AVIA 326

ORING PROGRAB FDGEWOOD ARSENAL BD INSULLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTCNE ARSENAL AL ENVIRON SURVEY PINE BLUFF 553

NG PROGRAB EDGEWOOD ARSENAL «D INSTALLATION ASSESSBENl REDSTCNR ARSENAL Al PROJECT RSSESS OF PV PHOSPH 55

ING PROGRAM EDGEWOOD ARSENAL BD INSTALLATION ASSESSMENT REDSTCNE ARSENAL ALABAMA PRELIMINARY ENVIRON SU 5U2

RB WATER FISH IN NEW YORK RESPONSE OP FISH POPULATION TO REDUCED LOADING OF LAKE PHOSPHORUS POPULATION D 277

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OXIDATION - REDUCTION OR PORPHINS WATER ANALYSIS ttIO

UME ESTIMATIONS GIRARD FORM CLASS ESTIMATIONS ECOLOGY OP REDWOOD FOREST ECOLOGY AND SILVICULTURE FOREST 782

TTPACTION TO ARTIFICIAL REEFS COICNIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL REEF BY FISHES ECOLOGY OF MARINE FISHES ESPECI 311

lAL REEF BY FISHES ECOLOGY OP MARINE FISHES ESPECIALLY REEF SPECIES AND THEIR ATTRACTION TO ARTIFICIAL 311

PREDATION AND ITS EFFECT ON CORAl REEFS CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OF CORAL R 557

A-LEVEL CANAL STARFISH PREDATION AND ITS EFFECT ON COBAL REEFS CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSI 557

PECIALLY REEF SPECIES AND THEIR ATTRACTION TO ARTIFICIAL REEFS COLONIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL REEF BY FISHES 311

N CYCLE IN SHALLOW MARINE WATERS NITROGEN CYCLE ON COBAL REEFS CONTROL OF CHESAPEAKE BAY JELLYFISH FREE A 760

F DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS STUDY IBPACT ASS 625

YSTEB DIFFUSION FROB SEDIBENTS NUTRIENT STUDIES ON CORAL PEEPS f-ARINE BABBALS FROB CAPE COD TO CAPE HATTE 551

FAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OF COfAL REEFS; ^heRCRETICAL ECOLOGY; BIOGEOGRAPHY OF TRO 557

STUDY PREHISTORIC HUMAN ECOLOGY OF OS DESERTS REESE RIVER ECOLOGICAL PROJECT 723

T FOEl ENERGY AIR AND WATER POILOTICN CONTROL SOLVENT EEFINED COAL ENVIRONBENTAL IBPACT STATEMENTS ON 372

MENT EFFLUENT MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT REFINEMENT APPLICATION OF INTERMEDIA ANALYSIS F 268

ORCES REMOTE SENSING OF STRESS IN PLANT COMMUNITIES LEAF REFLECTANCE AND RESPONSE TO STRESS REMOTE SENSIN 592

S HOST PLANT RESISTANCE TO ARTHRCFODS PEST REPELLANCE EY REFLECTIVE BULCHES APHID ALARM PHEBOME PLANT - 761

AL TEMPERATURE INTEGRATION MICROCLIMATE MODIFICATIONS IN REFORESTATIONS OF SURFACE-MINED LANDS HYDROLOGIC U21

RSIBIE COMPRESSION OF FOOD PRESERVATION OF FOOD WITHOUT REFRIGERATION FREEZE DRYING FOOD WATER ACTIVITY 79

OF FISH HABITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING OF FISH IN BACK BAY REFUGE IN VIRGINIA THERMAL POLLUTION IN TAMPA BA 2U

POSTED 6 WILDLIFE AREAS SETTING ASIDE AREAS AS WILDLIFE REFUGES OR BIRD SANCTUARIES ORNITHOLOGY IN NIAG ue9

N DISPOSING WASTE HEAT TO SOIL REVBGETATIOB OF SPOIL AND REFUSE BANKS CROP ECOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY ECOSYS U7U

CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RELATIONSHIPS IN DEEP SEA SOLID REFUSE DISPOSAL DEEPSEA EFFECTS BENTHIC INVER 590

T REFINEMENT APPLICATION OF INTERMEDIA ANALYSIS FORMAT REG. ECON. AND ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEM MEMBERS 0 268

MAHMOOTH REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAHAY VALLEY REG. SEW. ADTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT PLANKTON ECOLOG U67

AN COUNTY REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOOTH MAMBCUTH REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAWAY VALLEY U67

NVIRONMENTAL STRESS FRESH-WATER AND MARINE OCEAN COUNTY REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMMOUTH R U67

HARBOR, NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY ESTUARY CIRCULATION WITH REGARDS TO WASTE DISPOSAL NORTHPORT NY HYDPO'^HER 1U3

MOISTDRE DEPLETION IN OAKS FOREST SOIL WATER RELATICNS REGENERATION FOLLOWING CUTTING IN MIXED OAK NET 61

LINEATION OF ZOOPLANKTON POPULATIONS. MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT REGION DE 070

BRYOZOAN BRTOZOA OF NEW ENGLAND BRYOZOA OP PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXONOMY AND MORPHOLOGY OF BRYO 3U

NEWSLETTER DIRECTORY OF PERSONNEL OF THE COASTAL PLAINS REGION TWO AREAS: (1) ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION W 19

AL MANAGEMENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA EIOME IBP CCID REGlOli ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND CLEAN U 82

THROUGH UCA PDGNAX POPULATION ECOLOGICAL SORVEY COASTAL REGION OF GEORGIA SALT MARSH ECOLOGY WITH EBPHA 635

ERICA NATURAL AREA SORVEY OF WASHINGTON DC METROPOLITAN REGION VEGETATION MANAGEBENT PLAN FOUR NA'^URAL A 710

TION STUDIES: CO-AUTHOR OF BIRDS CF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGION WESTERN NY POSSIBLE JET POPULATION TRYING tt89

LAR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES filOGECGRAPRY OF THE CAPE CCD REGION MASS. BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE OUTER BANKS N U18

ENT - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT SOOTH FLORIDA REGIONAL AIPORT SITE SLECTION STUDY EPFEC" OF MA 2

GES OH BIRD SANCTUARIES OBNITHOLCGY IN NIAGARA FRON'^IFR REGIONAL BIRD POPULATION STUDIES; CO-AUTHOR OP E U89

YORK BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER SEDIMENTS REGIONAL LIMNOLOGY OF MINNESOTA POLLUTION OF LAK 182

RDS AND FARM GAME PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER €. WATER PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE R 670

OCESSES ARTIC OIL EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAI. REGIONAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT JAMES RIVER BASI 776

RIATION IN SEDIMENTS AND ESTUARIES ANALYSIS OF SEA WATER REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS MEMBRANE SALIN U53

MAFROST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN CCID REGIONS' U.S. TUNDRA BIOME IBP COLD REGION ECOLOG 82

ODOCTION AND RELEASE PHYSIOLOGICAL HEMATOLOGY - FACTORS REGULATING BLOOD CELL FORMATION HUMORAL REGULATI 1U6

AND ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY EFFECT OF EREDATION ON POPULATICN REGULATION POPULATION ECOLOGY 131

ELOPES ENERGETICS OF LOCOMOTION METABOLISB e TEMPERATURE REGULATION PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY WATER RELATION 716

MANAGEMENT QUARANTINE REGULATION AND INTEGRATED CONTROL OF PLANT PESTS 206

PANEL ANTIBIOTIC BIOSYNTHESIS ACTION OF ANTIBIOTICS AND REGULATION OF ANTIBIOTIC BIOSYNTHESIS ENVIRONMEN 76

ODUCTIVITY IN TROPICAL LAKES MEASUREMENT AND REGDIATICN REGULATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN A'RICAN LAKES PH 075

lOOD CELL FORMATION HUMORAL REGULATION OF THROMEOPOIEEIS REGULATION OE PLATELET PRODUCTION AND PFLEASE P l<t6

TOLOGY - FACTORS REGULATING BLOOE CELL FORMATION HUMORAL REGULATION OF THROMBOPOISSIS REGULATION OF PLA'^E 1U6

PRIMAPY PRODUCTIVITY IN TROPICAL LAKES MEASUREMENT AND REGULATION REGULATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN AFRIC 175

NHIBITOHS OF AUXIN TRANSPORT PHYSIOLOGY OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS - PARTICULARLY AUXINS AND CYTOKININS 715

BED AREAS CHEM. PHYS. BIOL. CHANGES IN A RESERVOIR AFTER PEHABIIITATION BASIC RESEARCH ON ACID SPOILS IN 529

CDPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PESTICIDES PEST MANAGEMENT AS IT RELATFS TO ACIViTY OF THE FEDERAL AGENCIES CATE 80U

LINGHAM BAY WATER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AS IT RELATES ''O AIR WATER AND LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL 652

ED AREAS OP NEW YORK SOIL SCIENCE APPLIED TO TREE WATER RELATION; MANS IBPACT; AND LAND USE PLANNING THA 157

SORPTION EFFECT CF FLOODING ON SWAMP FOREST PLANT WATER RELATIONS; TREE PHYSIOLOGY MEASUREMENT OF WATER U03

MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DNA SEQUENCE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG VIBRIO SPECIES 686

ESTRAl ILLINOIS PLANT COMMUNITY DYNABICS INCLUDING SCIi. RELATIONSHIPS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ST. LAWR 250

TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION WILD ANIMAL FOPULATION-H ABIT AT RELATIONSHIPS ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CLEARCUTTIHG 797

RATE ECOLOGY - EVOLUTIONARY PHYS ICIOGICAL AND POPULATICN RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IBPACT OP ELECTRICAL 101

BICAL-PHYSICAl ASPECTS OF AQUATIC SYSTEBS AND BIOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONBENTAL IMPACTS STATEMENT RE 117

E DEEP SEA ECOLOGY OF SUBMARINE CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RELATIONSHIPS IN DEEP SEA SOLID REFUSE DISPOSAL 599

OOS FOREST ECOSYSTEM FOREST TREE ROOT SYSTEMS CROWN STEM RELATIONSHIPS IN FOREST TREES ANALYSIS OF FORES 702

OF FRESH WATER/MARINE TELEOST BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND FCOD RELATIONSHIPS OF TROPICAL MARINE "ISHES LAKE - C 176

MOUNTAINS SMALL MAMMALS OF PIEDMONT FORESTS ECOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF VERTEBRATE ANIMALS; ECOLOGY OF 118

PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES PLANTINGS FOR SCHOOL SITES HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS WITH ENVIRONMENT USING SCHOOL ENVI 121

Y FOR SEPTIC TANKS LAND USE REHCTE SENSING SCIL-WATER REl AT ICNSHIPS AUTOBATIC DATA PROCESSING CHARACT 506

- INDONESIA PLANNING FOREST SOILS RESEARCH SOIL-FOREST RELATIONSHIPS ESPECIALLY NUTRITION ECOLOGY AN 699

ISSION CONSOLIDATED EDISON ECOLOGY; TROPICS; SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES FURN 265

MAMMOTH CAVE KT UNDERGROUND WATER PROTOZOA TEMPERATURE RELAXED OCCUFRENCE OF PROTOZOA TAXONOMY f. PHYSl 256

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OF THROHBOPOIESIS REGULATION OF PLATELET PRODUCTION ADD RELEASE PHYSIOLOGICAL HEBATOLOGV - FACTORS REGD 1116

TUARIES nARTNE BICROBIAL ECOLOGY SEAVEED COLONIZATION S RELEASE OP ORGANIC MATERIAL HATER TREATMEN'^ IN C 6U6

LEDGE OP SPECIFIC PESTICIDES/FOR HULATICN EVALUATION/SLCH RELEASE PESTICIDES AS NEH COBNERCB INDUSTRIAL N 156

N OF DYE PLANT EFFLUENTS NICROBIAl BIOCHFNISTRY AND ITS BELEVENCB TO POLLUTION CONTROL BIOCHEMICAL DEGRA 69U

VERTEBRATES OF MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL ISLANDS VERTEBRATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN 0 758

SSING CHARACTERIZATION OF SOIL RESOURCES APPLICATIONS CF BEMCTt SENSING DATA SOIL SUITABILITY FOR SEPTIC 5146

ORCE MANAGEMENT PHOTOPEPIODISH AND ECOLOGY OF THALLASIA REMOTE SENSING OCEANOGRAPHY MARINE PHYTOPLANKTO 058

LANT COMMMNITIFS LEAF REFLECTANCE AND RESPONSE TO STRESS REMOTE SENSING OP GYPSY MOTH DEFOLIATION AERIAL 592

ESS IN VEG. LAND USE RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES REMOTE SENSING OF STRESS IN PLANT COMMUNITIES LE 592

TION OF ECOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES TO IHE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT REMOTE SENSING OF THE OCEAN PRODUCTIVITY POLLU 132

LUHINES CENCF ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY FRESH HATER ALSO REMOTE SENSING SHALLOH MARINE AUTOMATED ANALYSIS 390

OH MARINE AUTOMATED ANALYSIS CP FRESH HATER PRODUCTIVITY REMOTE SENSING SHAILOH MARINE COMMUNITIES DINOFL 390

ES OF COASTAL HATERS OF NEW YORK AND LONG ISLAND USE OF REMOTE SENSING TO STUDY PHYTOPLANKTON COMHUNITIE 115

ENSING DATA SOIL SUITABILITY FOR SEPTIC TANKS LAND USE REMOTE SENSING SOIL-HATER RELATIONSHIPS AUTOHA 5a6

PLANT ECOLOGY ALL CONSULTANT SERVICES HAVE BEEN HITHCOT REMUNERATION BROAD NATURAL HISTORY ESPECIALLY 210

TBtlCTURE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHOLOGY IN DESERT MAMMALS RENAL DEVELOPMENT IN NEONATAL MAMMALS HATER BALA 3K3

MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTICN RENAL MORPHOLOGY IN DESERT MAMMALS RENAL DEVELOP 303

EVELOPHENT BREACKAB EEN-BLENHEIM PUMPED STORAGE FACILITY RENSSELAER POLY. INSTITUTE - HIGHLANDS PROJECT S 168

RIAL IMPACT SURVEY REVIEW OF TRANSALASKA OIL PIPE IMPACT REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH PHYSIOLO 327

CT INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT RESISTANCE TO ARTHROPODS PEST REPELIANCE BY REFLECTIVE MULCHES APHID ALARM PHE 761

ANAGEMENT TROUT STREAM MANAGEMENT TROUT POND MANAGEMENT REPORTING ON THE EFFECTS OF HATER RESOURCE PROJE 96

EG. ECON. AND ECOLOGICAL PLAN SYSTEM MEMBERS OF MY FIRM REPRESENT THE FULL RANGE OP SCIENCES AS THEY BEA 268

HEALTH REPROD. WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL REPROD. DOMESTIC ANIMALS APPL. EGG TRANSFER IN I 610

BANSFER IN INDUCTION TWINS IN CATTLE ECOL. INFL. HEALTH REPROC. WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL 610

AXONOMIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF MARINE ALGAE ITS REPRODUCTION AND LIFE HISTORY PLORISTIC SURVEY 0 519

E CAPABILITY STUDY COMMUNITY SUCCESSION ON DREDGE ISLAND REPRODUCTION BIOLOGY OF THE OSPREY ECOLOGY OF V 530

ECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION UPON AVIAN AND MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION FULL TIME RESEARCH SINCE 1965 - REP 108

CTION STRIPED BASS, SAC PERCH, AND SMELT MANAGEMENT AND REPRODUCTION OF FISH POPULATIONS FREEZING EFFECT 280

URAL CULEX PIPIES POPLATIONS REPRODUCTION OF MOSQUITOES REPRODUCTION OP MOSQUITOES HORMONOMIMETIC INSECT 680

SECTICIDES BIONOMICS OF NATURAL CULEX PIPIES POPLATICNS REPROCUCTION OF MOSQUITOES REPRODUCTION OF MOSQH 680

ISTENT ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS ORG ANOCHLO RINES AND AVIAN REPRODUCTION US USSR ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM TOXIC 501

D MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION FULL TIME RESEARCH SINCE 1965 - REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY PITUITARY PSN PHYSIOLOGY E 108

OPHORUS ■'IGEIS VER-'EBPATE FAUNA COLORADO NATL. MONUMENT EEPROCUCTIVE BIOLOGY GENERAL ECOLOGY AND SYSTE 068

OF SMOKE ON CELL POTENTIALS CARDIAC ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY; REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRIHNOLOGY PHYSIOLOGIST - EFFEC Oil

NESIS EFFECT OP DRUGS f. HORMONES CN MEIOSIS t OVULATICN REPROCUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY - SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON 667

SH PHYSIOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS COMPARATIVE ENDOCEINOLCGY REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY OF FISHES TROUTS OF D 620

ARTHROPOD ASSOCIATIONS COMMUNITY ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL AND REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION IN LYGAEIDS DESERT PLANT 119

ETERMINING MECHANISMS PEANUT SEED IRRADIATION EXPERIMENT REPROCUCTIVE MORPHOLOGY AND EFFICIENCY OF PEANUT 656

RSHED SURVEY CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS REPRODUCTIVE PATTERN IN HILD MICE EXPERIMENTAL 78

NTER SPECIFIC BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS CN REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF BLHEGILL SUNPISH INTRA- 306

SUNFISH INTRA- AND INTER SPECIFIC BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS CN REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF BLU 308

PTILES AMPHIBIANS AS POLLUTION INDICATORS ADAPTATIONS 01 REPTIIE BLOOD ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF FISHE 561

OOD ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF FISHES AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES AMPHIBIANS AS POLLUTION INDICATORS ABAP 561

TANT EXTRA-RENAL ELECTROLYTE AND HATER BALANCE IN PISH REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROO 530

VF BIOLOGY GENERAL ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF SQUAMATE REPTILES HERPETOFAUNA OF CUATRO CIENEGAS BASIN M 068

RATION PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES. REPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DEAFNESS SCIE 770

M WATER FISHES NORTHPIELD MT. PUMPED STORAGE HYDRO-ELEC. RES. FISH STUDY RESEARCH 8 MANAGEMENT OF WAR 377

IPOILUTION OF HATER HATER POLLUTION SURVEILLANCE - BEACH RES. FOR ANTIAMOEBIC AGENT BIOTECHNICI AN TRAININ 085

TERIORATION PREVENTION INFORMATION SYSTEMS DESIGN CANCER RES. REPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DEAFNESS 770

ONDS CONSULTATION: ANALYZE IMPACT OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RESEARCH: POPULATION DYNAMICS OF Y. PERCH POPDl 353

H POPULATION BIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN FISHERIES RESEARCH: ZOOPLANKTON-FISH INTERACTIONS IN PONDS 353

SQUE ISLE BEACH EROSION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STANNARtS RESERVOIR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSIS AND IHP 585

HEIR HABITAT OYSTER CULTCH LIMNOLCGICAL STUDY OF FONTAKA RESERVOIR FISHERY MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY AND LIMNO 001

ASTICALLY DISTURBED AREAS CHEM. PHTS. BIOL. CHANGES IN A RESERVOIR AFTER REHABILITATION BASIC RESEARCH ON 529

ES IN HATER BIOPHYSICAL IIMNOLCGY EEAEEATION OF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTERIAL DISEASES OF HATER MILFOIL D 009

ROL PROJECT RARITAN CENTER DREDGING PROJECT ROUND VALLEY RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RESEARCH TO DETE 66

GY OF SOUTHHESTERN RESERVOIRS ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF AUBRY RESERVOIR ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WHITE ROCK LAKE 069

SHERIES MANAGEMENT DETERMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE HABITAT FCR RESERVOIR FISHERIES FI 266

Y RIVER GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAM 6 RESERVOIR N.Y. N.J. C PA FISH 6 WILDLIFE CHESA 522

GOOD FISHING FOOD OF FORAGE FISH IN THC LARGE RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR POPULATION ESTIMATION RAINBOW TROUT 3P 206

EMS NEUROPHARMACOLOGY OF PYRETHRUM HATER QUALITY STUDIES RESERVOIR SYSTEMS MASSACHUSETTS HATER QUALITY S 100

ROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEW YORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT THUS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN TRINITY RIVE 792

ESEARCH BIOLOGIST AGE AND GROWTH STUDIES ON FISHES OF A RESERVOIR; ALSO SAMPLING TECHNIQUES FOR FISHES S 322

IGESTION IN BLACK CRAPPIE PREDATOR FISH INTRODUCTIONS IN RESERVOIRS FISHERY MANAGEMENT AND FISHERY BIOLO 61

FACILITY EVALUATION FISHERY MANAGEMENT IN PONDS LAKES RESERVOIRS AND STREAMS ATLANTIC SURF CLAM - BIOL 280

AQUATIC BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS BIOLOGICAL MONITORING BIOLOGICAL RECO 180

STUDIES IIMNOLOGICAL SURVEY OP THE CLARION AND TIONESTA RESERVOIRS CONSULTANT - HATER POLLUTION PROBLEMS 095

POLLUTION MONITORING TROPHOGENIC ECOLOGY OP SOUTHWESTERN RESERVOIRS ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OP AUBRY RESERVOIR 069

SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COMM. FISH. PARAMETERS 5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. TOTAL FISHING EFT. 535

TO PROVIDE GOOD FISHING FOOD OF FORAGE FISH IN TWO LARGE RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR POPULATION ESTIMATION RAINB 206

OF A HATER PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS WEST VIRGINIA AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECO 650

TES CONNECTICUT RIVER FOOD COMPETITION BETWEEN SHAD AND RESIDENT FISH SPECIES FOODS OF FISHES AND FEEDl 190

SELAER POLY. INSTITUTE - HIGHLANDS PROJECT SLEEPY HOLLCH RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT BREACKABEEN-BLENHEI M PUM 168

INTERPRETATIONS FOR LAND USE PLANNING EVALUATE LAND FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT EVALUATE LAND FOR COHHER 621

OR IN CATTLE TOXICOLOGY STUDIES ON VIRGINIAMYCIN TISSUE RESIDUES E TOXICOLOGY OF VETERINARY PRODUCTS BI 185

CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ECOSYSTEM DDT RESIDDES IN CALIFORNIA CURRENT 150

N BY SMALLER EUROPEAN ELM BEETLE EVALUATION OF PESTICItE RESIDUES IN FORESTRY ECOLOGY OP HOOD INHABITING 607

LOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS AND HILCLIFE DISEASES CHEMICAL RESIDUES IN LIVESTOCK NATIVE RODENTS IN UTAH LIP 99

ISTRY DRUG METABOLISM RESIDDES OF VIRGINIAMYCIN IN SHINE RESIDUES OF A METHANE INHIBITOR IN CATTLE TOXICO 185

OGY OP VETERINARY PRODUCTS BIOCHEMISTRY DRUG METABOLISM RESIDUES OF VIRGINIAMYCIN IN SWINE RESIDUES OP A 185

ANCE OF CORN TO H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OP PEST RESISTANCE IN CORN PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PE 272

PEST RESISTANCE IN CORN PHYSIOICGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SWEET CO 272

PHYSIOLOGICAL GENETICS OF PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SHEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CORN TO R 272

PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN SHEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CORN TO H. MAYDIS PHYSIOLOGICAL GE 272

ID ALARM PHEHOME PLANT - INSECT INTERACTIONS HOST PLANT RESISTANCE TO ARTHROPODS PEST REPELLANCE BY RBFl 761

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR COHSDITATIOS EXPERIENCE SNT PRINCIPLE FIELD

SYSTEdS ENVIRONdEliTftHSNTHL - NON-TOXIC FUNGI AND SILCEW PESISIAN^ - UATER BASED POXIES SPECIALISED ENVI u7<)

HIBITIOK BY METABOLIC BY-PHOCaCTS IHHUNO "JLECTROPHORESIS BESISTAN'. CANDIDA ALBICANS ULTR ACEMTRI FUGATION Y 60S

BEASaRE OP BTOHASS A!IO ACTIVITY BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT CE RESORCINOL WASTEWATER PHYSICA l-CHEnlCAL TREATHEN 85

LAND PLANIIING PERTAINING TC ECOLOGY PLANNING A RESCRT DEVELOPMENT PLANNING A CAMPSITE 129

ROACH TO HILDLIEE AND RELATED NATURAL RESOORCES WILDLAND RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROCEDURE WILLIAMSBURG ENVIR 2SS

IMPACT ON WILDLIFE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANS RECREATICN RESOURCE ANALYSTS PLANNING S MANAGEMENT REC5BAT 6^

AT ASSOCIATIONS AND COMMUNITY SUCCESSION SMITH ISLAND A RESOURCE CAPABILITY STUDY COMMUNI-Y SUCCESSION 0 5311

EOLOGY ENGR. SOIL SCIENCE IN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FAO ARCHAEOLIGV ENGB. ARCHA 52U

PLANHING AND DIRECTING ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT KEHOE LAKE LAND REQUIREMENT UO?

SIS ENVIRON IMPACT - TERRESTIAL ECOL - WASTEWATER DISP. RESOURCE ECONOMICS ESPECIALLY WATER AND FISHERI 231

COLOGICAL STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF DESERT QUAIL WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE E 33

ANSPORMATION OF PASTORAL MASAI IK KENYA PRICING IN WATIR PESOUECE MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS AND POLICY UiALYS 175

IRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT - LAZ. CARD., MICH., MEX. NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF D 2

FNT ACID MINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION ABATEMENT STUDY NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY 7U7

SURVEILLANCE SPILL PREVENTION APEl. OF ER^S-I TO FISHERY RESCURCE MANAGEMENT PHOTOPER lOCISM AND ECOLOGY 0 U58

SIS PLANNING 6 MANAGEMENT RECREATION IMPACT ON WILDLIFE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANS RECREATION RESOHRCF A 6U3

OF ASPEN FOREST PLANT ECOLOGY AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT 1U(l

NAGEMERT ECONOMICS AND POLICY ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESCURCE MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMATION OF PASTORAL M 175

CIO MINE DRAINAGI ABATEMENT WORLD HERITAGE TRUST LIVING RESCURCE MANGEHENT EFFECTS OF SURFACE MINING ON STT

OF COMMUNITIES RESOURCE PARTITIONING TROPICAL BIOLOGY RESOURCE PARTITIONING OF TROPICAL EPIPHYTES STRU 622

CS OF CONOSTEGIO STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF COMMUNITIES RESCURCE PARTITIONING TROPICAL BIOLOGY RESOURCE 622

RIAL POLLUTION ABATEMENT COSTS CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE RESCURCE PLANNING LONG ISLAND NY SHORE MANAGEM 171

CREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIAL LANE USE AND GENERAL WATIR RESOURCE PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR GAMEBI 670

SAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES EVAIUATING EFFECTS OF WATER RESCURCE PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES 522

TROUT POND MANAGEMENT REPORTING ON THE EFFECTS OF WATER RESOURCE PROJECTS UPON FISH AND WILDLIFE POND MA 96

AS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DVC LIG . BOT. RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION OF WASTE TO FUEL G 27

LONG-RANGE LAND USE PLANNING FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES 582

FISHTRAP LAKE KENTUCKY IMPACTS OF DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL RESOURCES NATURAL SCIENTIST IN THE FIELD OF WAT 509

WASTEWATERS WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES WATER POLLUTION CONTROL WITH BIOLOGIC 371

SHORE MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES PLANNING f- MANAGING NATUBBL RESOURCES - SOCIAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL INS 1(71

EFFECTS OF WATER RESOURCE PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES ALCOVY SIVEP GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUA 522

HIPS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING CHARACTERIZATION OF SCIL RESOORCES APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING DATA SO 516

ROBLEM ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL ZCNE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE MGT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WE Bll

HEBIES OF PASSAHAQUODDY BAY DAM INVESTIGATION OF HERRING RESOURCES IN NEW ENGLAND STUDY OF FUNGUS DISEASE 615

UTION STUDIES ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL AND HATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING ENVI 6

SING BOARD CHEMISTRY OF SEA WATER OCEAN RESOURCES NEW YORK BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICEN UU3

OGY NANNOPLANKTON - DIATOM STUDY Or MAINE ESTUARIES CB«B RESOURCES OP MAINE AQUACULTURE POTENTIAL FOR MAI 563

R DIVISION COLLEGE HAFRTSBURG FLCCD CONTROL STUDY FAUNAL RESOURCES OF OKWAPI PARK SITE MY C". NY BEHAVIO 130

EAT LAKES WATER LEVELS STUDY IMPACT ASSE'^SMENT OF WSTER SESCHRCES PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE SABINE R 625

ATING: STRESS IN VEG. LAND USE RECREATION AND NA'URAL RESCUECES REMOTE SENSING OF STRESS IN PLANT COMM 592

RSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOREST RESCURCES SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 571

HWEST ATLANTIC DEVELOPMENT OF COMP.EHCIAL ABADBOMOUS FISH RESCURCES STREAM IMPROVEMENT AND 'ISHWAY CONSTRU 220

FACTS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON LAND - WILDLIFE RESOORCES THE terseSTRIAL FAUNA OF THREE LAKE PR 169

U YORK MARINAS IN NEW YORK RECREATIONAL USES OF NATOEJL RESCURCES USES OF NON-FARMED RURAL LAND CAMPGROU 785

ALYSIS SYSTEMS APPROACH TO WILDIIFE AND PELATEC NATUBfL RESOURCES WILDLAND RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROCEDURE 255

CT OF LOGGING ON TIMBER OPERATIONS AND WILDLIFE WILDLIFE RESOURCES ST. LAWRENCE BASIN VERTEBRATE ECOLOG 762

CTS ON NEK YORK BIGHT BENTHOS DEEP-SEA BEVTHIE COMMUNITY RESPIRATION ENERGETICS OF PELAGIE SARGASSUK COMM 661

BUTION OF ZOOPLANKTON THE EFFECT OF MALTHION ON CRAYFISH RESPIRATION TEMPORAL 6 SPATIAL VARIATION OF ZOO. 59U

STRY INSECT DIAPAUSE - BIOCHEMISTRY INSECT PHOTOPERIODIC RESPONSE - PHOTOMANIP HERBICIDES ON INSECT PESTS 316

UnOES IS VITRO INDUCTION OF BREAST TOMOBS RADIATION DCSE RESPONSE FOR RAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMENTAL RAD 638

VEB 6 BOSTON HARBOR WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRASS RESPONSE To FEEDLOt RUNOFF EFFLUE 610

GLAS FIR TREE AND STAND DATA FROM LOW-LEVEL AERIAL PHCTO RESPONSE OF DOUGLAS FIE TO UREA FERTILIZATION D 190

HEAVY METAL BIOASSAY WITH MARINE ORGANISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF ESTUAEINE CRAP TO CADMIUM TOXIC EFFF 1U0

TROUT MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER FISH IN NEW YCFK RESPONSE OF FISH POPULATION TO REDUCED LOADING 0 277

LAKE PHOSPHORUS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF PISH POPULAtICNS RESPONSE'OF FISH TO POLLUTION CONTROL ANADROMOUS 277

EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS TO OYSTER EMBRYOS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF GREEN CRAB TO METALS HEAVY METAL PI 1U0

AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION DESFRT SHRUB WATER STRESS GROWTH RESPONSE OF SALT MARSH GRASS EFFECTS OF SWAMP FI 298

AND RADIONUCLIDES IN THE BIOSPHERE NEUTRON AND GBMMA-FAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY 526

AMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF SEEDS PLANTS X RAYS ON BOSTON IVY B 526

tOPMEMT - ENVIRONMENTALLY INDUCED AND INHERITED SELECTED RESPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN MICE MECHANISM OF TRY U9

ICAL EFFECTS OF SALICYLATES DIETARY EFFECTS ON METABOLIC RESPONSE TO COLO EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRES 238

BBOR WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRASS RESPONSE TO P-^EDLOT RUNOFF EFFLUENT EVALUATION 0 610

IN OCEANS PLUTONIUM IN LAKE ONTARIO OPENOCEAN ORGANISMS RESPONSE TO POLLUTION BIOGEOCHEMISTR Y n" OCEANS 7U

RIVERS PROTOZOAN COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AQUATIC COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO POLLUTION RAPID BIOLOGICA INFORMAtIO 105

SING OF STRESS IN PLANT COMMUNITIES LEAF REFLECTANCE AND RESPONSE TO STRESS REMOTE SENSING OF GYPSY MOTH 592

AHCOTTING ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED FIRE WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION WILD ANIMAL P 797

NNING SOUTHERN W. VA. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PLAN ROADSltE REST AREA EVALUATION HELICOPTER DELIVERY OF MEDI 512

HENT REVERSE OSMOSIS TREATMENT OF MINE DRAINAGE ROADSICE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN WASTE TRT. PLANTS BIO 367

FILLS DECOMPOSITION OF CELLULOSE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT REST AREA USAGE ACID AND GAS PRODUCTION IN SANIT 808

RESTOCKING POLLUTED STREAM 89

F PLANKTON-ALGAE FOOD CHAIN WATER QUALITY CRITERIA LAKE RESTORATION WATER QUALITY CRITERIA; PLANKTON PO 75

ISTORIC HOUSE HUSEA 6 SITES SMITH FIELD PLANTATION HOUSE RESTORATION S MANAGEMENT MORVEN PARK HISTORIC HO 631

EFFECT OF LASERS ON CORNEA RETINB AND SKIN 30U

RA NORTH AMERICAN PROGRAM INPORMATICN RETRIEVAL APPLIED TO FLORISTICS AND TAXONOMY FLO 6U2

CONTINUUM THERMAL POLLUTION DISPOSING WASTE HEAT TO SCIL REVEGETATION OP SPOIL AND REFUSE BANKS CROP ECO U7U

INVESTIGATION OF PULSED NEUTRON TECHNIQUES ANALYSIS OF REVERSE OSMOSIS PURIFICATION OP ACID MINE DRAINA fU

T OF WASTE TREATMENT EFFECT OF POILOTANTS ON ENVIRONMENT REVERSE OSMOSIS TREATMENT OP MINE DRAINAGE ROADS 367

FREEZE DRYING FOOD WATER ACTIVITY AND POOD PRFSERVATICN REVERSIBLE COMPRESSION OP POOD PRESERVATION OP 79

EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK PISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC SARGASSOM REVISION 6 COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY OP TTLEFISHES MA 191

INSECT DISPERSAL INTO GAMMA IRRADIATED GRADIENT COCONOT RHINOCEROS BEETLE PROJECT PESTS 0" RICE IN FIJI 3314

ROOT ZONE ECOLOGY - RHIZOSPHERE MYCORRHIZA PLANT PATHOLOGY 172

NG METHOD FOR EXPLAINING VARIATION IN A PLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE ISLAND FLOATING TRAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE E 651

D CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SOILS CHARACTERIZATION STUDY CF RHODE ISLAND SOILS MINE RALOGIC AL ANALYSES OF CLA 803

LOTION (MARINE-PHYSICAL- BIOL.) DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOUND CORRELATIONS BETWEEN ENV. VAR 5S5

ARAGUA PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TURRIALBA COSTA RICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NW ECUADC U38

355

TABLE 3 - PESEARCH OR rON'^OlTATION ETPERIFNCE UND PBINC1PT.E FIEIO

»TED GRADIENT COCONUT RHINOCKBOS EEETLE PFOJLCT PESTS CF

ECOLOGY OF THE MOHAUK RIVER PLOOCPLAINS lASBALS OP BlOE

SSOCIATIONS IN RIFFLE UATERS BACRCBENTHOS SYNERGISBS CE

DATIONS IN ACID BINE HATERS BACROBENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN

NT REPORT OF I 95 ENVIRONBENTAL STAFF ANALYSIS CF LEGAL
K IN AQOATIC ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE SCHUYLKILL
OIRS BIOLOGICAL BONITORING BIOLOGICAL RECOVERY Of CLINCH
IN DECIDOOnS FORESTS BANAGEMENT IBPACTS UPON CONNECTICUT
TODIES ON KILLIPISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF LOHEF POTOBAC
GE EFFECT ON ESTUARIES THERBAI EFFECT ON THE CONNECTICUT
TON OF DELAWARE RIVER BASIN PHYTCPLA NKTON OP SOSQOEHA USA
ETERS CREEK VA. UATEP POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDCAH
RAPID INFILTRATION BEDS WASTEWATER STUDIES FOR HERRIBnCK
ABICS; EARLY LIFE HISTORY; TAXONCBY OF SCIAENIDAE PARKER
ES »»TER POLLUTION OHIO

I SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTUARINES BATHEBATICAL MODELS;
CY COHBITTEE FOB FISHERIES HANAGEBENT OF THE CONNECTICUT
TORE OF SHRIBP AND SHELLFISH OIL SPILL IN THE SCHOYLKIIL
EPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY OF FISHES TRCUTS OF OPPEH KERN

OF HIRING ON OZARK HEADWATER STREAB3 WATER QUALITY OP 3

WATER ALGAE IN NORTH CAROLINA PHYTOPLANKTON OF DELAWARE
IBPACT TITUS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVIBONBENT AL PLAN TRINITY
ENTAL IBPACT ANAL. REGIONAL SOLID WASTE BANAGEBENT JAMSS
ER ECOLOGICAL STUDY EFFECTS OF WATER DIVERSIONS IN CONN.
UARINE INVERTEBRATES THERBAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON HUDSON
CIAENIDAE PARKER RIVER ALEHIFE BODELLING STUDY BERRIBACK

OF WA-^ER RESOURCES PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE SABIRE

STUDY PREHISTORIC HUBAN ECOICGY OF US DESERTS REESE

EPS FOOD HABITS OF FISHES OF SCHUYLKILL RIVER SCHOYLKIIL

PHIC LEVELS HARRISBURG FLOOD PROTECTION STUDY SCHOYLKIIL

ON THROUGH ADULT FISHES RESEARCH BIOLOGIST - CONNECTICOT

POLLUTION NEW JERSEY BABINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY SCHUYLKILL
IC ORGANISMS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN TROPICAL PONDS BEKONG
LF OF BEXICO-BRAZOS RIVER NUCLEAR SITING STUDY HISSOORI
VITY POLLUTION CONTROL RADIOACTIVITY BEASOREBENT HUDSON
SSBBNT OF COHHUNITIES EVALUA'^ION OF OYSTER BEDS IN JAHES

ECOSYSTEHS BENTHOS THERBAL EFFECTS ON BENTHOS OF HUDSCN
OYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY ECOLOGICAL STUDY DELAWARE
FLORA THE FLORA OF LONG ISLAND THE MARSHES OF THE COOPER
IC ECOLOGY-FOOD CHAIN DYNAMICS BACROBENTHOS OF CAPE FEAR
TON FISHERIES ANADROBOUS CLUPEID FISHERIES- SUSQUEHANNA

STUDY BERRIBACK RIVER DIVERSION EFFECTS STUDY WEWEANTIC
S; ECOLOGY OF WETLAND ENVIRONBENTS ECOLOGY OF THE BCHAWK
CIFIC LEVEL LOCATION OF SHAD SPAWNING SITES CONNECTICOT
PEID FISHERIES- SOSQOEHANNA RIVER EDTROPH ICATION OF BUSH
HERBAL PREDICTIVE STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDIES CONNECTICOT
VER BENTHOS ENVIRON SURVEY AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE EBBARPAS
ATING STATION ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE SCHUYLKILL

RIVER SYSTEB ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE SCHUYIKIIL
INSTIT INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION ABATEMENT COSTS CONNECTICOT
OS DESIGN NAVY ENVI RONBENTAL PROTECTION DATA BASE BEAVER
ATES; COLLECTION 8 ANALYSIS ECOLOGICAL STODY OF DELAWAFE
OASTAL ESTUARY CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS GULF OF BEXICO-BRA ZCS
TEP LAKE ENVIRONBRNTAL IMPACT OF ROWLESBURG DAM ON CHEAT
NGO BUDDY RUN PROJECT MASS COOP FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT
N DYNAMICS NEST SITE SELECTION IN WILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY
ING HABITS IN RIVERS FOOD HABITS CF PISHES OF SCHOYLKIIL
FRESHWATER FISHERIES MAN AGEBEENT-IN NORTH AMERICA CLINCH
NTAL POLLUTION INSTREAB BONITORING TECHNIQUES IN A LARGE
lOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL CCBPLEXES ON THE KANAWHA

STUDY FAONAL AND FLORAL CENSUS AND IBPACT RAPPAHANNCCK
EN HARBOR CONN. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - THABES
ANAGEBENT OF ENVIRONBENTAL FIELD STODIES DREDGING THAMES

RESOORCE PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES ALCOVY
NS AND POPULATION DYNAMICS ALEWIFE UTILIZATION OF PARKER
R PA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING SI. CATHERINE SD POTOBOC
STOARIES AND COASTAL WATERS POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - HUDSON
VIRONBENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT WYOBING VALLEY SOSQOEHANA
CATION IN MARINE SCIENCE CATFISH BANAGEMENT IN THE JAMES
R BARK IN RIVERBANK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIGH WATER MARK
IC PLANTS - MINERAL CYCLING ESTABLISH HIGH WATER HARK IN
S RESERVOIR SYSTEMS MASSACHUSETTS WATER QOALITY STODIES

RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH FOOD AND FEEDING HABITS IN
NNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF ACHENES ESTUARINE PLANTS CF

RAPID BIOLOGICA INFORMATION SYSTEMS RECOVERY OF DAMAGED

DOBPING LAKE SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL WATER QUALITY ANALYSES
ING WITH PLANTS INFLUENCE CF OZONE ON PLANT PROTEINS AND
S POLLUTANTS ELECTRON BICROSCOPY OF VIROSES INHIBITOR OF
T CELL AND TISSUE CHANGES DOPING DEVELOPHECT

ON WESTERN NY POSSIBLE JET POPULATION TRYING TO KEEP CfF
MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HABPTCN
OGICAL IMPACT OP GATHRIGHT DAB SITE LOCATION FOB HABPTCN
G AND PLANNING SOUTHERN W. VA. E N VIFONMENTAL HEALTH PLAN
N ENVIRONMENT REVERSE OSMOSIS TREATBENT OF BINE DRAINAGE
RSITY OF MD SECTOR OF PAINT ER. BACT 6 CHRM STUDY OF THE

RICE IN FIJI MORTALITY AND DISPERSAL OF INSECT 33»

PIDGE MOUNTAINS SMALL MAMMALS OF PIEDMONT FOREST 118

RIFFLE COMMUNITEIES DIATOM FLUCTUATIONS IN ACID 116

RIFFLE WATERS BACROBENTHOS SYNERGISBS OF RIFFLE 116

RIGHTS AND DUTIES ARISING FROB THE USE OP THE EN 1122

RIVER RESEARCH AND SURVEY WOR 55U

RIVER AQUATIC BIOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES OF 1814

RIVER ECOLOGICAL MODELS - SIMULATION PLANT ECO 392

RIVER ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION OF FRESH 233

RIVER MARINE MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY AND TAXONOBY 91

RIVER POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEBATICS OF FRESH 627

RIVER WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY EUTROPHICATION ST 321

RIVER 5 BOSTON HARBOR WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT 6 10

RIVER ALEWIFE MODELLING STUDY MERRIMACK RIVER DI 137

RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY PERIPHYTIC DISCS ALGAL VIRUS 359

RIVER AND ESTUARY WATER QOALITY; THERMAL POLLOTI 302

RIVER BASIN PLANNING DESIGN AND CONSTROCTION 0 587

RIVER BASIN AQOACOLTORE IN LOUISIANA SALT-MARSH 597

RTVER EASIN CALIFORNIA FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND SYST 6211

RIVER BASIN IN N.E. MO. LIFE HISTORY OF THE EBER 2U2

RIVER BASIN PHYTOPLANKTON OP SUSQUEHANNA RIVER 627

RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIRONBENTAL IBPACT BROOKHAVE 792

RIVER BASIN WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL 776

RIVER BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS THERMAL POLLUTION A 1156

RIVER BENTHOS ENVIRON SURVEY AQUATIC INVERTEBHAT 339

RIVER DIVERSION EFFECTS STUDY WEWEANTIC RIVER FI 137

RIVER DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPE 625

RIVER ECOLOGICAL PROJECT 723

RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH FOOD AND FEEDING HA 698

RIVER ECOLOGICAL STODY ECOLOGICAL STUDY DELAWARE 183

RIVER ECOLOGICAL STODY EFFECTS OF WATER DIVERSIO U56

RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY PUFFER TOXIN OF SPHOEROID 1187

RIVER ECOLOGY AQOATIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONBENTAL PO « 1 «

RIVER ECOLOGY THERBAL AND INDOSTRIAL EFFLUENT E 98

RIVER ECOLOGY TRACE ELEBENTS IN URBAN ATBOSPHERE 201*

RIVER EFFECT OF HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION ON BOTTOBS UUU

RIVER EFFECTS OF OIL FIELD BRINE ON TEXAS ESTOAR 788

RIVER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THERMAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCT 183

RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRONBENTAL IMPACT STUDIES I-IV 687

RIVER ESTDARY FOOD CHAIN DYNABICS STODIES - AQUA 720

RIVER EUTROPHICATION OF BUSH RIVER GREAT ABERICA 222

RIVER FISHERIES PROGRAM ESTURAINE FISHERIES: PO 137

RIVER FLOODPLAINS MAMMALS OF BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN 118

RIVER FOOD COBPETITION BETWEEN SHAD AND RESIDENT 190

RIVER GREAT ABERICA PROJECT AQUATIC BIOLOGY-FRE 222

RIVER HYDROGRAPHIC STODY BAINE YANKEE HAMPTON HY 689

RIVER ILLINOIS FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE INVERT 339

RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE BARBADOES 6 CROMBY 337

RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE LIMERICK NUCLEAR GE 337

RIVER MARINE RESOURCE PLANNING LONG ISLAND NY 1171

RIVER BODELING PROJECT APPLICATION OF SYSTEBS A 50

RIVER NEAR BOEDENTOWN NJ NJ BARINE ECOLOGICAL S 1|57

RIVER NUCLEAR SITING STODY MISSOORI RIVER ECOLO 99

RIVER POPULATION STUDY OF FRESHWATER SNAIL VIVIP 673

RIVER PROJECT LIFE HISTORY OF ANADROMOUS SPECIE 226

RIVER PROJECT WILD TURKEY PRESEASON BANDING ORN 285

RIVER SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH PO 698

RIVER SURVEY 26

RIVER SYSTEM ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE SCH 337

RIVER USE OP CRUDE BIOASSAY TECHNIQUE IN ENDRIN 282

RIVER WETLANDS IMPACT STUDY PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLO a59

RIVER CONN. EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS I 729

RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE COVE INLAND WET 80

RIVER GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND 522

RIVER MASSACHUSETTS FISHERIES BIOLOGY - BASIC 581

RIVER MD MARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; AGE-GROWTH UB

RIVER NEW YORK POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - NEW HAVEN 729

RIVER PA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE 118

RIVER VIRGINIA PUBLIC EDU m3

RIVERBANK VEGETATION CONTROL OF WATERWEEDS IN LA 306

RIVERBANK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIGH WATER BARK R 306

RIVERINE SYSTEMS MASS. PHYSIOLOGY AND TOXICOLO lOU

RIVERS FOOD HABITS OF PISHES OF SCHUYLKILL RIVER 698

RIVERS NEAR PHILADELPHIA SYSTEMATICS OF CYPERAC 628

RIVERS PROTOZOAN COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AQUATIC CO 103

RIVERS-LAKES POPULATION BIOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DR 387

PNA EFFECT OF ETHYLENE ON FLOWER PIGMENTS STRES 155

BNA SYNTHESIS BAMMALIAN CELL CULTURE CELL CULTU 219

RNA-IVCDCED METAPLASIA CELLS OF MAMMALIAN OVIDUC 259

ROAD VEHICLES OUT OF POSTED 6 WILDLIFE AREAS SET K89

ROADS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOLL SHORES BOGOE BA 198

ROADS SPOIL BANK ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FIS 62

ROADSIDE REST AREA EVALUATION HELICOPTER DELIVER 512

ROADSIDE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN WASTE TRT. PL 367

ROCK CREEK WATERSHED ENVIR. POLLUTION; WATER PO 688

356
TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OB CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PSIHCIPIE FIILD

CAL IMPACT OP AOBRY RESERVOIR ECOLOGICAL SDRVET OF HRITE ROCK lAKE AQOATIC ECOLOGY - EUT50PHICATT0V PROC U69

N ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF CANYON A«D BOCK BRENS BEHAVIOR SYMPARTRIC ARIZONA GRASSLAND 730

SSESSMENT SOOTH BAMMOOTH REG. SEW. AOTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAHAY VALLEY REG. SEH. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT U67

BOCKS ISLAND DAM LTMRICK NUCLEAR STATION 363

VITY - SOIL FACTORS BATERSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOREST RESOURCES SCIENCES AND E 571

TIFIC AREA COUNCIL SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTURE 6 DYNAMICS ROCKY MOUNTAINS COLORADO NATURAL AREA EVALUATI 5U3

EMOGRAPHY ON ISLANDS POPULATION ECOLOGY AND GENETICS CF RODENTS GENETICS OF MOUSE POPULATION CYCLES POPU 712

WILDLIFE DISEASES CHEMICAL RESIDUES IN LIVESTOCK NATIVE RODENTS IN UTAH LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF BIRD 99

ION OF PLANTS AIR POLLUTION INHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS ROOT EXUDATES AND ECOLOGY OF ROOT BATHOGENS PAT 66tt

ZAE SOIL SYSTEMS-PLANT ROOT INTERACIOMS SOIL ORGANIC MATTER MYCOR>!HI 288

NHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS HOOT EXUDATES AND ECOLOGY OP ROOT PATHOGENS PATHOLOGY OF WOODY PLANTS IN ORB 66U

S SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST ECOSYSTEM FOREST TREE ROOT SYSTEMS CROWN STEM RELATIONSHIPS IN FOREST 702

PATHOLOGY BOOT 20NE ECOLOGY - RHIZOSPHERE MYCORRHIZA PLANT 172

SIS OF VESSELS EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND TOXICITY ON F. ROSEOLA HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH SHIP AND BREAKWAT 616

KE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT RARITAN CENTER DREDGING PROJECT BOUND VALLEY RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RES 66

OF THE SAN FRANCISCO VALLEY N.M. WESTERN N.M. POWERLINE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS 6 ELECTRIC STUDIES IN G 3US

CLE - NEW ENGLAND HARDWATER LAKE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ROBIESBURG DAM ON CHEAT RIVER POPULATION STUDY O 673

OLLUTANTS WATER QUALITY PROTECTION S SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT BOYAL ESTUAPINE STUDY LAKE SEBASTICOOK EUTSOPHIC 393

VEGETATION BREEDING BEHAVIOR OF BAIE WCODCOCK ECOLOGY CF RUFFED GROUSE IN MAINE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND WIL 618

GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATIONS EFFECTS OF HUNTING PRESSURE ON RUFFED GROUSE POPULATIONS THE DEVELOPMENT AND I U93

AND OPERATION OF FISHWAYS ICHTHY ASSOC. CONOWINGO MUCtY BUN PBCJECT MASS COOP FISHERY UNIT CONNECTICUT R 226

ENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WATER SUPPLIES STRIP MINE RUNNOFF IN PARK WATER SHED FEEDING ECOLOGY OF FI 750

N ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRASS RESPONSE TO FEEDLCT BUNOFF EFFLUENT EVALUATION OF RAPID INFILTRATION 610

OF HUMAN MALARIA TO ANIMAL MODELS MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY CF RURAL AFGANISTAN EFFECT OF MICBOSPOBIDAN PARASIT 755

ECREATIONSL OSES OF NATURAL RESOUBCES USES OF NON-FARMED RURAL LAND CAMPGROUNDS AND CAMPERS IN NEW YORK M 785

S TO WATER POLLUTION STUDIES ON THE AUTOLYTIC ENZYMES CF S. AUBEOS MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 618

LOGICAL PROBLEMS HIBEBNAL DISTRIBUTION OF COTTONTAILS IN S. ONTARIO WOODLOT FLORIDA CREEL SURVEY PROGRAM "62

TWINS IN CATTLE ECOL. INFL. HEALTH REPROD. WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL REPROD. DOMESTIC AN 61U

ST U.S. FRESHWATER FISHES SUBVEY BARE ENDANGEBBED FISHES S.E. U.S. PHEIMPOONDMENT SUBV. PUMP STORAGE PHOJ 369

Y SOIL MITES (OEIBATEI) LIFE HISTOBY STUDIES TAXONOMY SABBATICAL - UNIV. MYSORE TOXOPLASMOSIS ACAROLO 633

ISSMENT OF WATER RESOORCES PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE SABINE RIVER DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGIN 625

ZING EFFECTS ON WALLEYE SEMEN INTRODUCTION STRIPED BASS SAC PERCH AND SMELT MANAGEMENT AND REPRODUCTIO 280

ISTRY OF SEA WATER OCEAN RESOORCJS NEW YORK BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD CHEM «U3

SSIONS FROM FRAMINGHAM PLANT DETERMINATION OP HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS BIODEGR A DATION AND AyUMIC TOXICO 31

OSIS TREATMENT OF MINE DRAINAGE RCADSIDE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN WASTE TRT. PLANTS BIOLGICAL ASPECT OF 367

LOGY OF COLO-CLOODED VERTEBRATES LIFE HISTORY OF WEHRIES SALAMANDER ECOLOGY OF A POPULATION OF GREAT PLAI 295

ECOLOGY OF AQOATIC HABITATS - RESEARCH WITH PLETHODCBT SALAMANDERS 639

ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF SALEM CHURCH DAM SITE BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OP GATHR 62

ENTAL TEMPERATURE ON DIABECTICS TERATOLOGIC AL EFFECTS CF SALICYLATES DIETARY EFFECTS ON METABOLIC RESPONS 238

ROBIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING OIL DEGRADATION IN ECOSYSTEM SALINITY EFFECTS ON USE OF HYDROCARBONS ELEVATED 5U9

ARY NETWORKS SUBMERGED DIFFOSERS FOR WASTE HEAT DISPOSAL SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTUARINES MATHEMATICAL M 302

ELS; RIVER AND ESTUARY WATER QUALITY; THERMAL POLLUTICN; SALINITY INTRUSION TRANSIENT WATER QUALITY IN ES 302

OF SEA WATER REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS MEMBRANE SALINCMETER SEA SALT COMPOSITION AND VARIATION U53

OT FISHING QOALITY PREDATION ON NEWLY STOCKED LANDLOCKED SALMON APPLIED PRACTICAL RESEARCH AND MANAGEME 73

ISH POPULATIONS FREEZING EFFECTS ON FISH SEMEN ATLANTIC SALMON FREEZING EFFECTS ON WALLEYE SEMEN INTRODU 280

TLANTIC SURF CLAM - BIOLOGY AND CCMMERCIAL CATCH PACIFIC SALMON PASSAGE FACILITY EVALUATION FISHERY MANA 28U

OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS OF PINK AND CHUM SALMON SECONDARY PRODUCTION OF MARINE PELAGIC ZO 382

PEAKE BAY BIOLOGY OF THE GEODUCK CLAM HIGH SEAS PACIFIC SALMON STUDIES BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF COMMEB 1U

COMPANY EFFECTS OF POMP STORAGE POPULATION DYNAMICS CF SALMONIDS AND MACROINVERTEBRATES CORNING GLASS W 619

FE HISTORIES OF AND FISHERIES FOB ANADBOMOUS FISHES (NCT SALMONIDS) ANADROMOUS FISHES OF ALBEMARLE SOUND 70U

S; TREE PHYSIOLOGY MEASUREMENT OF WATER STRESS IN PLANIS SALT AND WATER ABSORPTION EFFECT OF FLOODING ON U03

lONAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS MEMBRANE SALINOHETER SEA SALT CCMPOSITION AND VARIATION IN SEDIMENTS AND U53

AND DAM - ENV. IMPACT STATMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS CF SALT CREEK LAKE SCOPE 8 STUDY PLAN PLANNING AND 1(07

AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROOK TROUT AT LOW PH SAIT GLAND OF SEA SNAKES ION AND WATER BALANCE 0 530

OVER ECOLOGY OF DIAPENSIA ABLES PICEA SYSTEMS MODEL CF SALT MARSH ECOLOGY OF HARSH ENVIRONMENT PLANTS 727

S AND MODELS OF ESTURAINE AREAS ECOLOGY OF A NEW ENGLAND SALT MARSH ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF NARRAGASETT BAY S 528

POPULATION ECOLOGICAL SUBVEY COASTAL REGION OF GEORGIA SALT MARSH ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON ENERGY PLOW 635

ISTRIBUTION DESERT SHHOB WATER STRESS GROWTH RESPONSE CF SALT MABSH GRASS E'FECTS OF SWAMP FILLING AT CON 298

AE EFFECTS OF LABVICIDES ON MICRCCRUST ACE ANS ECOLOGY CF SALT MARSH MEIOFAONA ROLE OF KILLIFISH IN SALT M 600

PRODUCTIVITY 6 PLANT EXPORT POLLUTION OF COASTAL WATERS SALT MARSH MICROCOSMS: A POLLUTION TOOL EFFECT 0 50U

SEA PARTICULARLY MARINE MEIOFAUNA MEIOFAWNA ENERGETICS SALT MARSH POLLUTION MEDFAUNO NORTH ADRIATIC D 151

NS ECOLOGY OF SALT MARSH MEIOFAUNA BOLE OF KILLIFISH IN SALT HARSH POOL DYNAMICS EFFECTS OF ORGANOPHOSPH 600

CBOCOSMS: A POLLUTION TOOL EFFECT OF OIL ON MABINE BIOTA SALT MARSH PRODUCTIVITY 6 PLANT EXPORT POLLUTIO SOU

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT MABSH SEED GERMINATION PBIMARY PRODUCTIVITY 1UU

OIL POLLUTION MID-WATER TO EENTHIC ECOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL SALT MARSH STUDY OIL POLLUTION BASELINE STUDY CO 719

ENERGY TBANSFER IN PLANT SYSTEMS GROWTH REQUIREMENTS CF SALT MARSH VEGETATION PHYSIOLOGY OF TORFGRASS UN 3tt9

OLOGY OF MARINE WETLANDS FIFTY YEAR CHANGE IN A SELECTED SALT MARSH WETLANDS STUDY OF SOUTHAMPTON TOWN NE 675

EVIEW ON EFFECTS OF HEAVY METALS IN WATER WINTER ECOLOGY SALT MABSHES AND BLACK DUCKS ORNITHOLOGY WITH S 27u

RODOCTIVITY; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT EBIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT MARSH SEED GERMINATION PRIMARY 1UU

INGS GRASSLAND PRODUCTION AND METHODS PLANT ECOLOGISTS SALT MABSHES DECIDUOUS FORESTS DELAWARE ESTUARY 26U

TOARY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES I-IV, SOOTH CAROLINA SALT MARSHES SAND DUNES SOUTHEAST FLORA LONG 687

NAGEHENT STUDY-STATE OF MASS ACHUSETTS-RAYTHEON SURVEY OF SALT BARSHES-QUINCY MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID 362

IC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT BABSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PARTICULARLY MAR 151

L IN THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER BASIN AQUACULTORE IN LOUISIANA SALT-MARSH IMPOUNDMENT SHELLFISH HATCHERY IN CHE 597

S PROM PHYTOPLANKTON: DUR US MOSQUITO CONTROL DITCHES IN SALTMABSHBS PHOSPHOBUS CYCLING IN NATURAL MARIN U06

ECOLOGY CONSULATION FOR THE PUBCHASE OF AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLING EQUIPMENT PLANT PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY U77

CE OF TOWING SPEED ON CATCH PLANKTON 8 NEKTON SAMPLING SAMPLING INSTRUMENTATION ADMINISTRATION BOLE OF 22

ATION MAP SOUTHAMPTON NY FBOM AIE PHOTOS FOREST ECOLOGY SAMPLING METHODS STATISTICAL STUDIES ALPINE A U1

T AGE AND GROWTH STUDIES ON FISHES OF A RESERVOIR; ALSO SAMPLING TECHNIQUES FOR FISHES SR RESEARCH BIOLO 322

CF INFLUENCE OF TOWING SPEED ON CATCH PLANKTON S NEKTCN SAMPLING SAMPLING INSTRUMENTATION ADMINISTRATIO 22

AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZOOGEOGRAPHY BIOSURVEY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO VALLEY N.M. WESTERN N.M. POWERLIN 3U5

FE AREAS SETTING ASIDE AREAS AS WILDLIFE REFUGES OR BIRD SANCTUARIES OBNITHOLOGY IN NIAGARA FRONTIER REG U89

ENTAL IMPACT STODIES I-IV, SOOTH CAROLINA SALT MARSHES SANC CONES SOUTHEAST FLORA LONG ISLAND FLORA T 687

EGETATIVE FOBBDUNE CONSTRUCTION AND SHORELINE PROTECTION SANC STABILIZATION FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION VEGETAT 800

TE MANAGEMENT BEST ABEA OSAGE ACIC AND GAS PBODOCTION IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DECOMPOSITION OF CELLULOSE S 808

357
TABLE 3 - HESEJRCH OF CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIfLD

TIC FUNGI HODELING OF ANTARCTIC ECOSYSTEIS PARASITIC AND SAPBOfHYTIC ANTARCTIC POHGI ECOLOGY AND TAXONOH 536

-SEA BENTHIE CONBUNITY RESPIRATION ENERGETICS OP PELAGIE SABGASSOM COBHUNI'^y ENERGETICS OP MARINE COBNDN 661

IN TOADFISH SMirBlADDERS BRAIN STIMULATION IN TOADPISH SARGASSOB COBBUNITY ECOLOGY PAONAL VARIATION ON 218

KS OF THE EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK FISHES ASSOC. PELAGIC SARGASSOM REVISION S COBPARATIVE BIOLOGY OF TILE 191

SARGASSUB COBBUNITY ECOLOGY FAUNAL VARIATION ON PELAGIC SARGASSUB SEXUAL DIBORPHISM IN TOADFISH SKIBBLAD 218

E TOXICITY OF PESTICIDES TO ESTUR. COPEPODS SCREENING CF SAT. HYDROCARBON AS POULTRY BITICIDES EVALOATION 39U

HWAY I-8fl, NEW YORK VARIED RADIO TELEBETRY STUDY OF THE SAH-HHBT OBL ECOLOGY OF THE PINE VOLE REVIEW 10U 227

CR INDUSTRIAL AND BDNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGES CORROSION AND SCALE IMHIBTTORS POLYELECTROIYTES FOR POLLUTION 799

WATER CURRENT AND SCALLOP GROWTH FOOD CONCENTRATION AND SCALLOP GROWTH AQOACULTORE OP BARINE SUSPENSION 396

UACULTURE OF BARINE SUSPENSION-FEEDERS WATER CURRENT AND SCALLCP GROWTH FOOD CONCENTRATION AND SCALLOP GB 396

ATICS OF CYPERACEAE SYSTEBATIC LEAP ANATOBY OF BULRUSHES SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF ACHENES ESTOARIN 628

ERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY COBP. POP. CYTOGENETICS 5 EVCL. SCEIOPCHUS LIZARDS EVOLUTION COMPARATIVE POPUL 297

SHELLFISH DISEASES BOLLUSCAN BIOLOGY SHELLFISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOBIASIS SNAIL CONTROL PARASITES OP FISH 123

FISHERY SCIENCE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND DIET ON GROWTH SCHOHARIE VALLEY ECOLOGICAL STUDY 163

SCHOOL SITES HUBAN RELATIONSHIPS WITH ENVIRONMENT USING SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTS FOB TEACHING EXPERIENCES BUR 121

S BURNING TO PROMOTE PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES PLANTINGS PCR SCHOOL SITES HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS WITH ENVIRONHE 121

ING GULLS POPULATIONS BARINE SCIENCE LABORATORY FOR HIGH SCHOOLS ENVIRONMENTAL EDHCATIOM COURSES - COLLEG 292

SURVEY WORK IN AQUATIC ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER RESEARCH AND 55lt

AY AQUACULTURE OF SHRIMP AND SHELLFISH OIL SPILL IN THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER BASIN AQUACUITURB IN LOUISIANA 597

BITS IN RIVERS FOOD HABITS OF FISHES OF SCHUYLKILL RIVER SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISH FOOD AND 698

TES AND TROPHIC LEVELS HARRISBURG FLOOD PROTECTION STDCY SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY ECOLOGICAL STU 183

VIRONMENTAl POLLUTION NEW JERSEY MARINE ECOLOGICAL STUDY SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY PUFFER TOXIN 0 U87

CLEAR GENERATING STATION ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN THE VICINITY OP THE BARBADOE 337

IN A LARGE RIVER SYSTEM ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER IN THE VICINITY OF THE LIBERICK 337

OD AND FEEDING HABITS IN RIVERS FCOD HABITS OF FISHES OF SCHUYLKILL RIVER SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STU 698

ES; POPULATION DYNAMICS; EARLY LIFE HISTORY; TAXONOMY CF SCIAENIDAE PARKER RIVER ALEHIFE MODELLING STUDY 137

CONSULTATICN RESEARCH TESTING LIFE SCIENCES 235

TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND ECOLOGY OF INVERTEBRATES 199

IFNT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY MOUNTAINS FOREST RESOURCES SCIENCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PR 571

N SYSTEM MEMBERS OF MY FIRM REPRESENT THE FULL RANGE OF SCIENCES AS THEY BEAR UPON THE ENVIRONMENT EFPLU 268

OP THROMBOCYTES AND LYMPHOCYTES FROM AVIAN BLOOD BASIC SCIENCES RELATED TO VETERINARY MEDICINE EVALUATI 752

YSTEMS PLANT AND SOIL SCIENCES AND THETR RELATIONSHIP TO ECOLOGICAL S 505

OLOGY CHEMISTRY BICROBIOLOGY 6 PATHOLOGY IN THE HEALTH SC lENCES/PARABEDICAL FIFLDS ANATOMY PHYSI 629

OPULATIONS SUCCESSION CONSULTANT 6 EMPLOYEE - WISCONSIN SCIENTIFIC AREA COUNCIL SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTUR 513

CANCER RES. REPTS. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEISGN DEAFNESS SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES; MAT 770

URCES IN NEW ENGLAND STUDY OF FUNGUS DISEASE OF HERRING SCIENTIFIC REVIEW AND EDITING OP OCEANIC MANUSCR 615

OLOGY MARINE-ESTUARINE ECOLOGY; SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION; SCIENTIFIC WRITING MEMBER PRESIDENT'S WATER POLL 112

UNDABY LAYER MEASUREMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE LASER SCINTILLATION STUDIES ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE IN 773

HPACT STATMENT ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF SALT CREEK LAKE SCOPE 6 STUDY PLAN PLANNING AND DIRECTING ENVIR U07

BER RESEARCH AND GENERAL TEXTILE RESEARCH EFFECT OF WOOL SCOURING HILL ON STREAM POLLUTION IDENTIFICATION 263

MONKEYS ACUTE TOXICITY OP PESTICIDES TO ESTUR. COPEPOLS SCREENING OF SAT. HYDROCARBON AS POULTRY MITICID 390

0M5 EFFECT OF DREDGING ON OYSTER BEDS UNDERWATER (USIKG SCUBA) ASSESSMENT OF COMMUNITIES EVALUATION OF O 000

OUEHANA RIVER PA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST. CATHERINE SD PCTOBOC RIVER BD BARINE FISHERIES BIOLOGY; 08

ON USE OF QUANTITATIVE BETHODS AND STATISTICS IN ECOLOGY SE COOPERATIVE BOURNING DOVE STUDY STATISTICS IN 318

IVE BOURNING DOVE STUDY STATISTICS IN GAME AND FISH WCRK SE STATES ANALYSIS OF WATERFOWL BANDING CONSULT 318

ATER PROCESSING SURVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OF WATER QUALITY IN SE VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS: SEDIMENT SIZE 332

SYNDETS AND NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OP METALS CRUDE OIL 205

THE OCEAN PRODUCTIVITY POLLUTION LIGHT PENETRATION IN SEA AND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS BIOLUNINESCENCE AND I 132

ROLE OF SUEZ CANAL AS PATHWAY FOR DISPERSAL BETWEEN RED SEA AND MEDITERRANEAN OCEAN ACRE STUDIES STUDY O 22

LS ENERGETICS CF ESTUARINE FLOUNDER POPULATION SURVEY CF SEA BASS FISHERY POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ADULT AT 230

IF FROM AREAL OBSERVATION EST. WT. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COMM. FISH. PARAM 535

NYS SEA GRANT ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF DEEP SEA CCRALS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT - 682

ECTS BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN THE DEEP SEA ECOLOGY OF SUBMARINE CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENT 599

DEEP SEA CORALS PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT - KYS SEA GRANT ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OP 682

TA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA AND WEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION METEOROLOGY AND PHYSICAL OCEANO 122

MARSH POLLUTION MEDFAUNO NORTH ADRIATIC DIVERSITY DEEP SEA MEIOFAUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT MARS 151

NP PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY GENERAL DYNAMICS MEDITERRANEAN SEA OCEANOGRAPHY DESCRIPTIVE A 080

REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS MEMBRANE SALINOMETER SEA SALT COMPOSITION AND VARIATION III SEDIMENTS 053

SEA SNAKE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY SEA SNAKE ECOLOGY 703

OGY SEA SNAKE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY SEA SNAKE ECOL 703

NOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROOK TROUT AT LOW PH SALT GLAND CF SEA SNAKES ION AND WATER BALANCE OF MUTANT EXTE 530

SUBMARINE CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RELATIONSHIPS III DEEP SEA SOLID REFUSE DISPOSAL DEEPSEA EFFECTS BEN 599

RADIATION EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR AQUACULTURE AND BIOLOGY CP SEA TDRTLES VERTEBRATE AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY: RAD 600

SPHERIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND SEA WATER ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY MARINE AND ATMO 060

RGANIC MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAWATER ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER CONFORMATION OF ADSORBED PROTIENS ORG 751

SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD CHEMISTRY CF SEA WATER OCEAN RESOURCES NEW YORK BIGHT ATOMIC 003

ION AND VARIATION IN SEDIMENTS AND ESTUARIES ANALYSIS CF SEA WATER REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS MEHE 053

G OIL SPILL SOURCE DETECTION BUBBLE INEOCED OPWELLING CF SEA WATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT OF OIL SPILLS 630

AUNA MARINE BENTHIC ECOLOGY SALT MARSK ECOSYSTEM DEEP SEA PARTICULARLY MARINE MEIOFAUNA MEIOFAWNA ENE 151

GEOGRAPHY OF TROPICAL MARINE ANIMALS EFFECTS OF A PANAMA SEA-LEVEL CANAL STARFISH PREDATION AND ITS EFFEC 557

ANCES INTERACTION OF BEHAVIOR ANC POPULATION BIOLOGY IN SEAEIBBS POPULATION S MOVEMENTS OF NEW ENGLAND H 190

lOR AND BIRD ENVIRONMENTAL INVENTORIES BIRDS OF ATLANTIC SEABOARD HATTERAS TO CAPE COD AVIAN FLIGHT FORMA 328

Y OF PLANKTONIC MARINE CRUSTACEANS ZOOPLANKTON SURVEY CF SEABRCOK ESTUARY BIOLOG 779

RAL ECOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS TERRESTRIAL WILDLIFE SURVEY SEAERCCK NEW HAMPSHIRE BEHAVIO 236

ENEMIES OF INTBCOUCED INSECT PESTS (BIOLOGICAL CONTROL) SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OF PARASITES OF AlFAL 200

TATION OF PARASITES OF ALFALFA WEEVIL FROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCfl FOR AND IMPORTATION OF PARASITES OF OVLEM 200

PRODUCTS FORMED DENTAL CAVITIES AND PEBT050NTAI DISEASES SEARCH FOR CEPHALOSPORIN AMIDASE ENZYME ANTIBIOT 753

TION OF PARASITES OF OVLEMA MELANCPUS FROM EUROPE TO USA SEARCH FOR PARASITES OF OULEMA HELANOPUS IN USSR 200

TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OF THREE LAKE PROJECTS IN W. VIRGINIA SEARCH ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY FACTS TO ASSE 169

AGNES ON CHESAPEAKE BAY BIOLOGY OF THE GFODOCK CLAM HIGH SEAS PACIFIC SALMON STUDIES BIOLOGY AND MANAGE 10

. VIRGINIA EVALOATION OF NATURAL VALUES OF A PORTION OF SEASHORE STATE PARK VIRGINIA VEGETATION OF PARR 310

FAPHY OF AUSTRALIAN HERPETOFAUNA DISTRIBUTION OF PELAGIC SEASNAKES PALEOECOLOGY PAL EOGEOGRA PRY PALEOGEOG 319

UNCTION EFFECTS CF SOIL NUTRIENTS CN ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE SEASONAL FLUCTUATION OF PHTTOPLANKTON INVESTIGA 081

NVIBONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY ANNUAL AND SEASONAL LOBLOLLY PINE SITE PRODUCTIVITY - SOIL 571

LINE STUDIES CHEMICAL EFFECT OF PIRBORNE PARTICULATES ON SEAWATER FLUX OF METALS THROUGH ENVIRONMENT - C 029

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TABLE 3 - PESEUBCH OR CONSOITATION EXPERIENCE »ND PRINCIPLE flELD

SNVIFONMENT ADSORPTION OP CHLORINATED HT
DEAL WATERS TRACE METAL - ORGANIC HATTER
RONKEHT - CHEMICAL EFFECTS ISOTHERMAL COM

HOHIC SUBSTANCES IN ESTOARIES MARINE MI
TECTION f. SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT BCJAL ESTOA
LEAR POKER PLANTS FEEDING HABITS CP PINK
DING FEEDING OF COPEPODS IN CHESAPEAKE BA
S ECOLOGICAL STABILITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
ITT OP A MANGROVE SWAMP COMPARISON OF EST
OP DDT ON CHLORILLA-DAPHMIA ECOSYSTEM EFF
HOLOGY ECOSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT BIRD SPECIE
ONTROL OF CELL PROLIFERATION IN MAMMALIAN

DROCARBONS FROM
ASSOCIATIONS IN
PRESSIEILITY CF
CROBIAL ECOLOGY
RINE STUDY LAKE
AND CHUM SALMCN
Y

BARRIER ISLANtS
UAPINE MARSHES
ECT OF MIREX CN
S DIVERSITY AND
CELLS CAMP AND

ATER SEDIMENTATION 6 HYDROLOGY STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF MD

MICROBIOLOGY - PHYTOPLANKTON TAXONOMY HATER QUALITY AND
D ENVIR. POLLUTION; HATER POLLUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND
S OF HATER QUALITY IN SE VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS:
TANTS ORGANIC NITROGEN CYCLE IN MARINE SEDIMENTS MARINE
TION; BACT. ORGANIC AND SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION OF HATER
AHAMSS SEDIBENTOLOGY-ECOLOGY MODERN CARBONATES, BAHAMAS
L OCEANOGRAPHY ESTUARINE HYDROGRAPHY COASTAL PRCCESSES

TICHENOR LIMESTONE FOR AMINI FERAL-ALGAL COLONIES BAHAMAS
HE CONTINENTAL SHELF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF lAKE
IPSHICH HA ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS MERCURY IN
NHIBITION BY POLLUTANTS ORGANIC NITROGEN CYCLE IN MARINE
MS OIL POLLUTION ATLANTIC ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY ESTUARINE
ENTS GC-MS ANALYSIS OF PCB DDT ORGANICS IN BOSTON HARBOR

METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OF HATER AND
ERANE SALINOMETER SEA SALT COHPCSITION AND VARIATION IN
OL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER DDT ANALYSIS OF LAKE GEORGE
HEMISTRY NUTRIENTS CARBON DIOXIDE SYSTEM DIFFUSION FROM
PRODUCTIVITY LAKE SEDIMENTS ACID MINE POLLDTICN
NTOLOGY AND PSLEOECOLOGY OF MODERN AND ANCIENT CARBONATE
DAGA, NEW YORK EIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE AND FRESHWATER
LOGY IN THE DEEP SEA ECOLOGY OF SOBMARINE CANYONS ANIMAL
OF HATER AND SEDIMENTS AMINO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE
ARVA INTRACOASTAL HATERHAY PRODUCTIVITY LAKE

NAGEMENT PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN SALT MARSHES SALT MARSH
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STRIBUTION OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON 309

GANIC HATTER IN SEA HATER CONFORMATIO 751

ACE METAL BASELINE STUDIES CHi^MICAL E U2«

ONIZATION 6 RELEASE OF ORGANIC MATERl 6U6

EUTROPHICATION HATER QUALITY AND HA 393

RODUCTION OF MARINE PELAGIC ZOOPLANKT 3B2

RODDCTIVITY ESPECIALLY OUSTACEAN FFF 701

RODOCTIVITY OF A MANGROVE SWAMP COMPA 521

RODUCTIVITY OF ESTUARINE AND COASTAL 521

UCCESSION ANIMAL ECOLOGY SPECIES DI UOU

UCCESSION EFFECT OF DDT ON CHLORELLA- UOU

NA SYNTHESIS IN PAROTID AUTOB A DIOGR AP U51

F MOLECULES BY ALGAE 1

AINT BR. BACT 5 CHEM STUDY OF T"E ROC 6BR

ALYSIS MICROBIOLOGY SO. SHORE LONG IS 113

NTAMINATION OF WATER SEDIMENTATION C 69«

ZE AND CHEMISTRY INFLUENCES THEREON N 332

MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY PROTEI 135

ON B HYDROLOGY STUDY OF UNIVERSITY OF ^88

GY AND PALEOECOLOGY OF MODERN AND ANC 90

GY CIRCULATION OF N.H. COASTAL HATERS 307

GY-ECOLOGY MODERN CARBONATES BAHAMAS 90

BIOLOGICAL 8 CHEMICAL INT EREACTIONS I 812

ESTUARINE ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUC U96

MARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOLOGY AND E U3S

ORGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY AND OIL POLLUTI 213

TRANSPORT AND ALTERATION OF ORGANIC C 636

MTNO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE SEDI 766

ND ESTUARIES ANALYSIS OF SEA HATER RE U53

QUATIC ENVIRONS OF EMERALD GREEN - N. 20°

UTRIENT STUDIES ON CORAL REEFS MARINE 551

F DELMARVA INTRACOASTAL HATERHAY 177

ALECOLOGY OF TICHENOR LIMESTONE FORAM 90

EGIONAL LIMNOLOGY OF MINNESOTA POLIUT 182

ELATIONSHIPS IN DEEP SEA SOLID REFUSE 599

RACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC 766

ACID MINE POLLUTION SEDIMENTS OF DELM 177

A"ION PRI1ARY PRODUCTIVITY OF ASPEN F lUtt

A"ION EXPERIMENT REPRODUCTIVE MORPHOL 656

UPON GROHTH OF CERTAIN BLUE-GREEN Al 533

OWTH SURVEY OF UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 611

RASSLAND PRODUCTION AND METHODS PLAN 26a

RISON OF PROTEINS OF JUGLANS SEEDS CO 133

RISON OF PROTEINS OF LYCOPODIUM SPORE 133

UILEGTA USE OF HECIPPOCAL TRANSPLANTS U1S

TS NEUTRON AND GAMMA-RAY RESPONSE OF 526

TS X RAYS ON BOSTON IVY BUDS lONIZIN 526

SPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN MICE MECHANI U9

LT MARSH WETLANDS STUDY OF SOUTHAMPTO 675

ND PARTITIONING OF RAPTORS POPULA'ION 660

ND USE TUNISIAN PRESANARAN PROJECT 253

EHAVIOR OF MARINE SNAILS BEHAVIOR AND 799

TRD POPULATION EFFECT OF LOGGING ON T 762

N CASAMANCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AID I 112

S SMALL MAMMALS AT THE CONIFEROUS-DEC 398

N HILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJEC 285

F PISH FROM LAKE ERIE EFFECTS OF THER 35

NHIBITION OF SPORULATION MEASURES OF UU2

DUCTION STRIPED BASS SAC PERCH AND 280

NTIC SALMON FREEZING EFFECTS ON WALLF 280

ION 6 PHOTO-CONVERSION WITH PORPHYRIN 5

S ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS OF A LAKE ANALY U32

S NEUROPHYSIOLOGY AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR 37

A SOIL SUITABILITY FOR SEPTIC TANKS 5U6

EVALUATING: STRESS IN VEG. LAND USE 592

ANOGRAPHY MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON AND A U58

GYPSY MOTH DEFOLIATION AERIAL SENSIN 592

STRESS IN PLANT COMMUNITIES LEAF REEL 592

THE OCEAN PRODUCTIVITY POLLUTION LI 132

LLOH MARINE AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF PRE 390

LLOW MARINE COMMUNITIES DI NOFLAG ELL AT 390

STUDY PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES AND W 115

IL-HATER RELATIONSHIPS AUTOMATIC DAT 5U6

OF BIRDS COMMUNITY ECOLOGY OF TERRE 706

IS OF BIRD NAVIGATION ELEMENTARY SCIE 7U8

TEMS AS RELATED TO DIFPEFEN-" ENVIRONM 102

OF BLOEGILL POPULATION WITH SEROLOGIC 57u

OF THROMBOCYTES AND LYMPHOCYTES FROM 752

UNTING ON GRAY SQUIRREL POPULATIONS E UO3

S LAND USE REMOTE SENSING SOIL-HAT 516

LATIONSHIPS AMONG VIBRIO SPECIES 686

LOGICAL SURVEY AT ARMY RESEARCH BASES U5U

METHODS FISH GENETICS HERTIABILITY 57U

VIRONHENTAL HEALTH SEROEPI EMTOLOGICAL U5U

OTEIH COMPARISON OF ACER SEEDS COMPAR 133

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR COHSUITATICN EXPfBIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIBLD

OPHTHORA 6 POTRYTIS PHYSIOLOGY 6 DISEASES HYCOECOLOGY CF SERPENTINE SOIL EPIDEHIOLOGT S PHYSIOLOGY OF BOT OUS

EH HAMPSHIRE BIOSYSTEHSTIC STUDY OF VERONICA SERPHYllIPOLIA VASCULAR FLORA OF CHESHIRE CO. S T2

TION OF FORESTRY PROGRAHS; 10 YEARS CHIEF OF O.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; U1 YEARS PROFE 135

ESPECIALLY BIRD nAHHAL AND PLANT ECOLCGY ALL CONSULTANT SERVICES HAVE BEEN HITHOUT REflONERATION BROAD N 210

TEAS DEISGN DEAF>)ESS SCIENTIFIC INFORHATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES; MATERIALS DETERIORATION PREVENTION INF 770

TO KEEP OFF ROAD VEHICLES CUT OF ECSTED 6 WILDLIFE AREAS SETTING ASIDE AREAS AS WILDLIFE REFUGES OR BIRD U89

MS EVALUATION OF DYLOX IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM EVALUATION OF SEVIN U OIL IN FOREST SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF AGRICUL 786

DTH REG. SEW. \OTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAKAY VALLEY REG. SEN. ADTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT PLANKTON ECOLOGY AND It67

UNTY BEG. SEW. ADTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH MAMMOUTF REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT ROCKAWAY VALLEY REG. U67

NMENTAL STRFSS FRESH-WATER AND MARINE OCEAN COUNTY PEG. SEW. AOTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOOTH MAHHOUTH REG. S U67

COLOGICAL STUDY DELAWARE RIVER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THERMAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCTION; FISHES NACSOIN VERTEBRATES A 183

KD ESTUARINE SYSTEMS ECOLOGY OP BRACKISH PONDS RECEIVING SEWAGE DISSOLVED ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS FROM PHYTOPL U06

ARTNE MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE YEASTS SEWAGE EFFECT ON ESTUARIES THERMAL EFFECT ON THE 91

S RIVERS-LAKES POPULATION BIOLOGY THERMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEWAGE INTERACTIONS ON PRIM PROD TACONITE DOMPIN 387

N AND DISPOSAL NUTRIENT CYCLING- SIRE AH-SOIL INTERACTIONS SEWAGF SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCl 192

HUNITY ENERGETICS OF MARINE COMMUNITIES AND POPULATIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE EFFECTS CN NEW YORK BIGHT BENTHOS 661

B CLARIFICA-^ION FLOCCULANTS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL SEWAGE SLUDGES CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITORS P 79U

ASSOCIATED WITH SHIP AND BREAKWATER COLLISION DESIGN CF SEWAG! TREATMENT PLANT STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OP V 616

POWER PLANT OIL SPILL IMPACT STUDY COMPUTERIZATION CF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF 153

ARM GAME PLAINFIELD TCWNSHIP COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER 6 WATER PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATION 670

WIDENING AND DEEPENING C 6 0 CANAL - PISH EVALUATION OP SEX BIOPSY METHOD - STRIPED BASS ADULT AND YOUN 586

OF NATURAL OR EXPERIMENAL PLANT POPULATIONS EVOLUTION CF SEX DETERMINING MECHANISMS PEANUT SEED IRRADIATI 656

IFE HISTORY OP FISHES; SEXUAL MATUEITY; FECUNDITY; AGING SEX RATIOS LIFE HISTORY OF SKIPJACK TUNA L ««

ILIOPSIS BEHAVIOR ASPECTS OF POPULATION DYNAMICS IN FISH SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN FISH VE 't73

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY FAUNAL VARIATION ON PELAGIC SARGASSDM SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN TOADFISH SWIMBLADDERS BRAIN 218

E HISTORY OP SKIPJACK TUNA LIFE HISTORY OF FISHES; SEXUAL MATURITY; FECUNDITY; AGING SEX RATIOS LIF UU

UTION OF FISHES SURVEY OF BAHAMIAN PISH COMMUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGENY SPACE SHARING IN FISH CO 658

AWNING SITES CONNECTICUT RIVER FOOD COMPETITION BETWEEN SHAC AND RESIDENT PISH SPECIES FOODS OP FISHES 190

CEDING COMPETITION ON AN INTERSPECIFIC LEVEL LOCATION OF SHAD SPAWNING SITES CONNECTICUT RIVER FOOD COUP 190

RFGRASS MANAGEMENT FORAGE CROPS MANAGEMENT DROUTH COLD SHADE AND WEAR STUDIES WITH TORFGRASSES AGBONOM 798

MICIDE AND SUICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL NEUROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARIBBEAN SOCIAL BIOLOGY 770

ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY FRESH WATER ALSO REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MARINE AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF FRESH WATER 390

ATED ANALYSIS OF FRESH WATER PRODUCTIVITY REMOTE SENSING SHAILCW MARINE COMMUNITIES DINOFLAGELLATE lUMINE 390

A FRQNOOSA INT8ASPECIFIC VARIATION IN FUCUS VESICULOSOS SHALLOW MARINE ECHINODERM BIOLOGY- ECOLOGY HOLOTH 380

AMINO ACIDS AND MARINE INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN CYCLE IN SHAILCW MARINE WATERS NITROGEN CYCLE ON CORAL RE 760

CRUSTACEANS ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF COASTAL WFTLANDS SHALLCW WATER MARINE 6 ESTUARINE ECOLOGY MARINE 159

Y BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION OF FRESHWATER ESTUARINE AND SHALLCW WATER MARINE FISHES OLDSANS CREEK MARSH 233

MIAN FISH COMMUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGENY SPACE SHARIKG IN FISH COMMUNITIES ECOLOGY AND EVOLOTI 658

MAL BEHAVIOR ACOUSTIC RECEPTION AND ORIENTATION OF LARGE SHARKS PREY SELECTION BEHAVIOR OF MARINE SNAILS 799

TAL EDUCATION FOR PRIMARY GRADES EFFECTS OF PARASITES ON SHABPTAILED GROUSE PARASITES OF BIG GAME IN SOOT 67

R USE OF CRUDE BIOASSAY TECHNIQUE IN ENDRIN POISONING OF SHAWNEE LAKE BENTHIC MACROFAUNAL PRODUCTION ACI 282

IN LAKE WATER SUPPLIES STRIP MINE RUNNOFF IN PARK WATFR SHEC FEEDING ECOLOGY OF FISH IN STREAM ECOLOGY 750

LDLIFE NATIONWIDE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE 378

DISEASES AND PARASITES NUTRITION AND DISEASE OF BIGHORN SHEEP PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF STARVATION OR MAL 623

RS, 5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. TOTAL FISHING EFT. CN SHELF FROM AREAL OBSERVATION EST. WT. FLOUNDER D 535

N ECOLOGY IN THE ESTUARY HETEROTRCPHY ON THE CONTINENTAL SHEIF NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS OF LAKE SEDIME 812

ROGRAM, MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY, WOODS HOLE, MASS. SHELL PENETRATION BY ORGANISMS MALACOLOGY INJE 112

lES AQUACULTURE FOR LONG ISLAND ABNORMALITIES IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTURE OF MARINE ORGANISMS MARINE WE 721

ESTUARINE ANIMAIS ESPECIALLY DISEASES AND PARASITES CF SHELLFISH DISEASES OF OYSTERS FOOLING ORGANISMS 16

NITY TO PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES HOLLDSCAN BIOLOGY SHELLFISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOMIASIS SNAIL CONTROL 123

SNAIL CONTROL PARASITES OF FISH IMMUNITY TO PARASITES SHELLFISH DISEASES HCLLUSCAN BIOLOGY SHELLFISH 123

ER BASIN AQUACULTURE IN LOUISIANA SALT-MARSH IMPOUNDMENT SHELLFISH HATCHERY IN CHESAPEAKE BAY AQUACULTUB 597

SH HATCHERY IN CHESAPEAKE BAY AQUACULTURE OF SHRIMP AND SHELLFISH OIL SPILL IN THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER BASI 597

EMS AQUATIC PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH FACTORS VITAMINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOLOGICAL 507

ION EFFECTS OF EUTROPHICATION OF FISH SPECIES ARTIFICIAL SHELTER AND FISH BEHAVIOR EFFECTS OP ARTIFICIAL 29«

SURVEY OF PETERS CHEEK VA. WATER POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY EUTBOP 321

OF 3 RIVER BASIN IN N.E. MO. LIFE HISTORY OF THE EMERAID SHINER IN SO. DAK. WATER QUALITY INVESTIGATIONS 2U2

RATURE AND TOXICITY ON P. ROSEOLA HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITH SHIP AHC BREAKWATER COLLISION DESIGN OF SEWAGE T 616

TER BASED POXIES SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS FOR SHIPS BUILDINGS METALS ETC. FOB UNDER AND ABOV U79

H POPULATION STUDIES MARINE FISHES OF VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHORE POPULATION BIOLOGY AND AGE GROWTH ANALYS 579

OMY WATER QUALITY AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS MICROBIOLOGY SO. SHORE LONG ISLAND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS TRANSPORT F 113

NECTICUT RIVER MARINE RESOURCE PLANNING LONG ISLAND NY SHORE MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES PLANNING 6 MANAGING 171

MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CURRENTS OFF THE SOUTH SHORE OF LONG ISLAND NY 500

ON ECOLOGY OF ESTUARIES SURVEY OP ZOOPLANKTON OF EASTERN SHORE VIRGINIA PHYTOPLANKTON AND ZOOPLANKT 86

BIOLOGICAL LIMNOLOGY 6 FISHERIES BIOLOGY BENTHOS OF NEAR SHORE WATERS OP LAKE ONTARIO PISH STUDIES OF THE 207

RONHENTAL IMPACT PREDICTION FACILITY WAVE PREDICTION FOR SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION OCEANOGRAPHY AND METEORO 559

TION SAND STABILIZATION FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION VEGETATIVE SHORELINE PROTECTION VEGETATIVE FOREDUNE CO!»STR 800

CRELINE PROTECTION VEGETATIVE FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION AND SHORELINE PROTECTION SAND STABILIZATION FOREDUNE 800

NSHIPS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ST. LAWRENCE E. ONTARIO SHORELINE STUDY BIOGENIC SILICA IN PLANTS- ECOLO 250

TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTON ROADS DREDGE AND FILL PINE KNOLL SHORES EOGU E BANKS IMPACT ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FO 198

AL BIRDS ON GRASSLANDS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF RAPTORS IN SHORTGRSSS PRAIRIE AVIAN ECOLOGY S MAMMALIAN AN 523

ENT SHELLFISH HATCHERY IN CHESAPEAKE BAY AQUACULTURE OP SHRIMP AND SHELLFISH OIL SPILL IN THE SCHUYLKILL 597

GY PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - MICROCLIMATE INTERACTIONS WILD SHRUB CULTIVATION SONGBIRD ATTRACTION INTEGRATED 186

ITY ECOLOGY ECOPHYSIOLOGY AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION DESERT SHRUB WATER STRESS GROWTH RESPONSE OF SALT MARSH 298

ND ECOSYSTEM BEHAVIOR FOREST PRODUCTION GROWTH OF DESERT SHRUBS EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSES ON PLAN 703

PULATION STUDY OF FRESHWATER SNAIl VIVIPARUS GEORGIANUS SILICA CYCLE - NEW ENGLAND HARDWATER LAKE ENVIBO 673

ECOLOGY ST. LAWRENCE E. ONTARIO SHORELINE STUDY BIOGENIC SILICA IN PLANTS- ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE DTNAMI 250

LIUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS 07 TURBIDITY AND SILTATION ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF PAPER HILL 38

STAND CULTURE SOIL-SITE EVALUATION FOR HARDWOOD SPECIES SILVICULTURE OF HARDWOOD AND MIZBO STANDS ANNUAL 756

CLASS ESTIMATIONS ECOLOGY OF REDWOOD FOREST ECOLOGY AND SILVICULTURE FOREST MENSURATION TECHNICAL REPO 782

R FOOD PRODUCTION FORAGES EATEN BY DEER IN THE SOUTHEAST SIMULATED BROWSING BY CLIPPING THE EFFECTS OP H 303

ZATIOH DYNAMICS OF DOUGLAS-FIR POPULATIONS DYNAMICS AND SIMULATED YIELD OF DOUGLAS PXR TREE AND STAND DA 090

FISHES AGE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK DRUM ANALOG SIMULATION IN FISH POPULATION STODIES MARINE FIS 579

NARRAGANSETT BAY ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS SYSTEMS ANALYSIS SIMULATION MARSH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OP SMALL BOAT M 517

S SIMULATION MARSH ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF SHALL BOAT MARINAS SIMULATION MODEL OP NARRAGANSETT BAY ECOLOGICAL 517

360

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATICH EXPERISNCE AND PBIUCIPIE FTEID

TER SIBOIATIONS ORDINATION OF PLANT COMBHNITIES COBFUTER
ES EFFECTS OP OPENING BDGO LAGOON TO THE POBLIC COBPUTER
BENT IBPACTS OPON CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGICAL BODELS -
BBDNITIES ORDINATION OF PLANT COBflUNITIES AND COBFUTER
BENTAL PLANT ANATOfi? ENVIRONBENT Al ANALVSIS OF THREE CAB
ABSH-TIDAL VASCULAR PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY-POKER PLANT
VG TO PROBOTE PRAIRIE PLANT SPECIES PLANTINGS FOP SCHOOL
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AL DIVERSITY IN SPABTINA FAUNAL SURVEY OF POTENTIAL FIIL
f NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS OF POWER PLANT
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». VA. DEISGN AND RANAGEBENT OF HISTORIC HOUSE BOSEA 6
ON SNVIR0N1ENTAL CONDITIONS ON BUNITION DUflP

TION ON AN INTERSPECIFIC LEVEL LOCATION OF SHAD SPAHHING

SURVEYS OF POHER PLANT SITES EN VIRONBENTAL ENGINEERING

CHEBICAl EFFLUENTS GULF OF BEXICO- PR AZO S FIVER NUCLEAR
G; LAKE BIOLOGY FEEDING OF DSPHNIA ON ALGAE OF DIFFERENT
EFFECT OF LASERS CN CORKEA RETINA ASD
F ENVIRONMENT ON PENETRATION OF ANTICHCLI NESTERASES THRU
JSE SKIN CHROBATIN TOBOR PROHOTICN OF ANTHBALIN IN BOUSE
CINOGENESIS IN HOUSE SKIN EFFECT CF CARCINOGENS ON BOUSE

EFFECTS OF INHALED AHYL NITRITE EFFECTS OF OXYLABINE CN
RESEARCH INHIBITION OF TWO-STAGE CARCINOGENESIS IN BOUSE
HRLES SALABANDER ECOLOGY OF A POPULATION OF GREAT PLAINS
AL HATURITY; FECUNDITY; AGING SEK RATIOS LIFE HISTORY CF
FFECTS OF DEVELOPBENT SOUTH FLORIDA REGIONAL AlPORT SITE
PACT ASWAN HIGH DAB ON EAST BEDITEERANEAN ENV. IBPACT OF
FACILITY RENSSELAER POLY. INS-^ITOTE - HIGHLANDS PROJECT
ON EFFECTS OF STRIP MINING ON DEER AND GROUSE DEVELOPING
INING ASSOCIATED POLLUTION STRIP BINING RECIAHATION AND
EROSION CONTROL IN WATER COURSES AND

ANTIGEN SOLE OF HORBONES IN CANCER EN?YBES IN ACTIVATED
ISPOSAL NUTRIENT CYCLING-STREAB-SOIL INTERACTIONS SEWAGE
HICAL PHENOMENA IN SOILS WASTEWATER DISPOSAL ON THE LAND
NG PROGEAB FOR OCCOQUAN WATERSHED OPTIfAL PROCEDURES ?CR

ENERGETICS OF BARINF COMMUNITIES AND POPULATIONS SEWAGF
FICATION FLOCCULANTS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL SEWAGE
REE AND FOREST PRODUCTS INSECTS PHEROHONE FRODBCTICN EY

WALLEYE SSBEN INTRODUCTION STRIPED BASS SAC PERCH AND
AB IBPROVBMFN? AND FISHWAY CONSTRUCTION STRIPED BASE AND
INISTRATION BARMBP FIELD OFFICE BENHADEN TAGGING STUDIES
. DEISGN AND HANAGEMENT OF HISTORIC HOUSE BUSEA 6 SITES
PEE^NCE TO HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS AND COBSONITY SUCCESSION
B RIVER WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY EOTROPHICATION STUDY CF
GY; REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRIBNOLOGY PHYSIOLOGIST - EFFECT CF
ES MOILDSCAN BIOLOGY SHELLFISH DISEASES SCHISTOSOMIASIS
CAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE ORGANISMS HFAT EFFECTS IN A MARINE
ESBDRG DAB Od CHEAT RIVER POPUIATICN STUDY OF FRESHWATER
TATION OF LARGE SHARKS PREY SELECTION BEHAVIOR OF MARINE
SEA SNAKE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY SEA

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A AND NA LOSS IN BROOK TROUT AT LOW PH SALT GLAND OF SEA

SYSTEMATIC HERPETCLOGY VARIATION IN

ARCTIC-ALPINE AND COASTAL TAXONOMY OF TOLOSTOMA BRDMAIF
RANSPIFATION AND SNOWBELT WATER STRESS IN HARDWOOD TREES
S FOREST BETECBOLOGY ESPECIALLY EVAPOTR ANSPIF ATION AtD
ED DEER mVESTlG.'.TION OP WINTER BEER YARDS ENERGETICS OF
UNCTIONS PHYSIOLOGY OF

MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR PUBLIC BGT. CF FRESHWATER WFTIANCS

BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES - PARTICULARLY SOCIAL BEHAVICR

SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES

BIOHATHEMATICAL MODELING

F MARMOTS HOHAN ETHOLOGY

GNAWING IN RATS BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES - PARTICULARLY
UTOMA FDSCIPES SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEUTOMA fLORIDANS
EDROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARIBBEA!:
SH VERTEBRATE BEHAVIOR AND ECOLCGY POPULATION ECOLCGY 6
ECOLOGY OF HUHAN DISEASES IN POPDLASIONS; AT AFFECTED BY
OLOGY OP MAMMALS SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEUTOMA FUSCIPES
GANI7ATI0N OF VERTEBRATES BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF BAMMAIS
PECTS OF POPULATION DYNAMICS IN FISH SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND
MENT GUIDELINES PLANNING 6 MANAGING NATURAL RESOURCES -
CAL IMPLICATION OF BROAD SPECTRUB PESTICIDES AND/OR THE
RANGEIANC ALGAE CONTROL IN LAKES AND PONDS HERBICIDES IN
EF AND ABOVE WATER SPECIALIZED CHEBISTEY - VITAMIN STUCY
E ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION DYNAMICS OF A POP. OF
VEGETABLE PLANT POPULATIONS THERMAL WASTE IN HEATING THE
S IN SOILS AND WATERS BIOCIDES IN THE SOIL PESTICIDES IN
PACT; AND LAND USE PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY IBPACT CN
FOPEST RELATIONSHIPS ESPECIALLY NUTRITION ECOLOGY AND
TON MINERAL NUTRITION AND ANIMAL HEALTH SOIL FERTILITY
ATE OF ANIMAL WASTE IN SOILS TROPICAL SOILS SOIL SURVEY

PROGRAM FOR QUANTITATIVE CLAY ANALYSIS
ATERSHED SOIL EVALUATION - WASTE DISPOSAL FOR CAMPGROOND
RTICAL MIGRATION OF SOIL FAUNA THE NICROFAUNA OF FOREST

SITES
SITES

SITES
SITES

SIBHLATION OF PLANT CCBMUNITIES ORDINATION OF P 2U7

SIMULATION OF THE EFFECTS OF CLUMPING POPULATIO 5U7

SIMULATION PLANT ECOLOGY/HAN AGEBENT MODEL OF FO 392

SIBULATIONS ORDINATION OF PLANT COBBUNITIES COMP 2U7

SITES DEVELOP 100

SITES ECOLOGY AND TAXONOBY OF VASCULAR PLANTS 0 8?

SITES HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS WITH ENVIRONMENT USIN 121

REPORT ON BIOLOGICAL PHYSICAL HUMAN ENVI 193

SYSTEBATICS AND ECOLOGY OF DECAPOD CRUSTA S9

SITES ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SITING AND OPER 693

SITES PLANT EFFECT OF POLLUTION TN BENTHIC ORGA 381

SITES SBITH FIELD PLANTATION HOUSE RESTORATION f, 631

RACE ELEBENT STIIDIFS ON DEEP WATER PLANKT 3U0

CONNECTICUT RIVER FOOD COBPETITION BE'WEE 190

SITING AND OPERATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECO 693

SITING STUDY MISSOURI PIVER ECOLOGY THERMAL AN 98

SIZES ONPALATIBILITY OF BUTTERFLIES TO BIRDS US 126

SKIN 30U

SKIS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL EFF 161

SKIN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS AND BIOCHEBISTFY APPLIED 632

SKIN CHROMATIN TUMOR PROMOTION OF ANTHRALIN IN M 632

SKIN CIRCULATION - TEMPERATURE AND CONC. EFFECTS 161

SKIN FFPEC'^ OF CARCINOGENS ON MOUSE SKIN CHROBAT 632

SKINK POPULATION ECOLOGY OF COLO-CLOODED VESTEB 295

SKIPJACK TUNA LIFE HISTORY OF FISHES; SEIU UU

SLECTION STUDY EFFECT OF HAINTENANCE DRSDGING-BO 2

SLEEP HOLLOW DEVELOPBENT (2 UOO UNITS ( ENV. IBPA 252

SLEEPY HOLLOW RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMFN' BREACKABEE 168

SLlCE-lECTtJRE UNITS ON WILDLIFE VOCALIZATIONS OF 606

SLOPE STABILIZATION CYCLE OF COAL IN THE NORTHER 910

SLOPES IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT AREAS 76ll

SLUDGE TEST FOR HEPATITIS ASSOCIATED U78

SLUCGF DISPOSAL ON THE LAND MINERAL CYCLING 6 W 192

SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SOILS FOR WASTEWATER 383

SLUEGE DISPOSAL TREATABILITY OF VARIOUS MUNITION S72

SLUDGE EFFECTS ON NEW YORK HIGH' BENTHOS DEEP-SE 661

SLUDGES CORROSION AND SCALE INHIBITORS POLYELEC 79U

SBAILER EUROPEAN ELM BEETLE EVALUATION OF PESTIC 6U7

SMELT BANAGEBENT AND REPRODUCTION OF FISH POPUL 260

SBELT FISHERY LIFE HISTORY STUDIES OF ANADROMOU 220

SMEIT STUDIES TAGGING STUDIES AND POPULATION DY 195

SBITH FIELD PLANTATION HOUSE RESTORATION 6 MANAG 63U

SBITH ISLAND A RESOURCE CAPABILITY STUDY COBBUN 534

SBITH MOUNTAIN LAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PE 3211

SBOKE ON CELL POTENTIALS CARDIAC ELECTROPHYSIOL U 1 1

SNAIL CONTROL PARASITES OF FISH IMMUNITY TO PAR 123

SNAIL EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. LTTTORE 299

SNAIL VIVIPSRUS CEORGIANUS SILICA CYCLE - NEW E 673

SNAILS BEHAVIOR AND TRANSPORT OF BIVALVE LARVAP 799

SNAKE ECOLOGY 7U3

SNAKE SYSTEBATICS AND ECOLOGY SEA SNAKE ECOLOGY 703

SNAKES ION AND WATER BALANCE OF MUTANT EXTRA-RE 530

SNAPPING TURTLES CHELYDRA SP 217

SNOHCCVER ECOLOGY OF DIAPFNSIA ABLFS PICFA SYS 727

SNOWBELT 'IN HARDWOOD FORESTS WIND PROFILES OVER 21U

SNOWBELT WATER STRESS IN HARDWOOD TRJES SNOWMELT 211

SNOWSHOE HARE DEER AND FISHER ~ENERAL ECOLOGY U65

SNYAPTIC TRANSmSSION PHYSIOLOGY OF ELECTRONIC J 56

SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN BEAVER FOREST WILDLIFE BGT. 1116

SOCIAL BEHAVIOE OF ABERICAN CHAMELEON ENDOCRINOL lUS

SOClAl BEHAVIOR OF BARBOTS HUBAN ETHOLOGY 36

SOCIAL EEHAVIOE OF PEROMUSCUS BIRD POPULATIONS 613

SOCI'l BEHAVIOR OP VERTEBRATES SOCIAL BEHAVIOR 0 36

SOCIAI BEHAVIOR SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF AMERICAN rH(B 118

SOCIAl BEHAVIOR ORGANIZATION OF VERTEBRATES BE 395

SOCIAI BIOLOGY ECOLOGY CF HOBICIDE AND SUICIDE E 770

SOCIAI ETHOLOGY OF POECILIOPSIS BEHAVIOR ASPECTS 173

SOCIAI FACTORS EVALUATION OP PROGRAMS FOR PRFGNA 352

SOCIAI ORGANIZATION IN NEUTOMA FLORIDANS SOCIAL 395

SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN NEUTOMA FUSCIPES SOCIAL 0 395

SOCIAI STRUCTURE IN PISH VERTEBRATE BEHAVIOR AN 173

SOCIAI ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL INSTIT INDUSTRI 171

SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL VALUES OF WETLANDS EDITORIAL CO 188

SOD PLANT CROPS RESEARCH OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMIC 68

SOFT DRINK ADDITIVES STUDY - WATER- SW EETNER SYST 179

SOFTSHELL CLAMS IPSWICH BA ENVIRONB ENTAL IBPAC 196

SOIL EVALUATION OF CLIBATE CROP INTERACTIONS "EV 609

SOU AND BIOACTIVITY HERBICIDE BOVEBENT IN SOILS 763

SOIL AND WATERSHED SOIL EVALUATION - WASTE DISPO 157

SOIL CHANGE FOREST FERTILIZATION RESEARCH - NE H 699

SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CLAY MINERALOGY BINE SPOIL PO 619

SOIL CLASSIFICATION GENESIS AND MAPPING SOIL INT 92

SOIL CLAY MINERALOGY AND SYSTEBS ANALYSIS LINEAR 351

SOIL CAMAGE ON LOGGED AREAS OF NEW YORK SOIL SC 157

SOIL EFFECT OF FERTILIZER ON SOIL FAUNA EFFECT 0 180

361

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSUlTftTICN EXPERIENCE UND PRINCIPLE flELD

BOTRYTIS PHYSIOLOGY 6 DISEASES MYCOECOLOGY OF SERPENTINE
Y MINERALOGY PIINE SPOIL POTENTIALS FOR WATER QUALITY AND
PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY IdPACT ON SOIL AND WATERSHED
ANNUAL AND SEASONAL LOBLOLLY PINE SITE PRODUCTIVITY -
T OF PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL FAUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION OF
A THE BICROFAONA OP FOREST SOIL EFFECT OF FERTILISER CN
OF FERTILIZER ON SOIL FAUNA EFFECT OF PRESCRIBED FIRE CN
TY EFFECTS OF FERTILIZERS AND BANORE ON SOILS AND CROPS
ION, AGRICULTURAL ECONOMIC DEVELCEMENT

CP FORESTRY AND HILDLIFE EFFECT OF VEGETA
TY AND SOIL EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION AND
IITY AND CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH IN LI1I
NERALOGICAL ANALYSES OF CLAY SAMPLES STU
ILS SOIL SURVEY SOIL CLASSIFICATION GENE
CDULATION OF TROPICAL LEGUMES POLLUTION 0
NOMY SABBATICAL - UNIV. MYSORE TOXOPLASMO
ED OAK NET PRECIPITATION IN MIXED OAK STA
H RESPECT TO ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND FUNC
SOIL SYSTEMS-PLANT ROO
BEHAVIOR OF BIOCIOES IN SOILS AND HATERS
F CONNECTICUT RESEARCH COLLABORATCR, USES

IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS PLANT COMMUNITY DYN
TIONSHIPS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING CHAF
HERE CONTINUUM THERMAL POLLUTION DISPOSIN

FOR CAMPGROUND SOIL DAMAGE ON LCGGED ARE
AL DEVELOPMENT EVALUATE LAND FOR COMMERCI
LOGY ENGR. ARCHAEOLOGY ENGR.
EAS

SEASONAL FLUCTUATION OF PHYTOPL ANKTON I
CAL SYSTEMS
ON OF SOIL RESOURCES APPLICATIONS OF BEMO
ON LAND USE FATE OF ANIMAL WASTE IN SOILS
-SITE INDEX NATIONWIDE SOIl-HOODLAND INTE
LPHIA PATTERNS OF NUTRIENT CYCLING, MOUNT
IC MATTER, MYCORBHIZAE

ANDS PATTERNS OF SOIL MOISTURE DEPLETION
WITH ANTI-TEANSPIRANTS WATER USE BY PLANT
OGY RESEARCH - INDONESIA PLANNING FOREST
PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLIDATED EDISON EC

PRODUCTIVITY RECYCLING OF NUTRIENTS ERER
OF MAPLE APPLICATION OF ECOLOGY TO FORES
SOIL-HOODLAND INTERPRETATIONS FOR SOIL SD
TIVITY FOR WOODLANDS AND RELATED USES GAT
CH IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS RESEARCH ADMINIS
E RELATIONS TREE PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH HA

SUITABILITY FOR SEPTIC TANKS LAND USE
LATED USES GATHERING STANDARD SOIL-SITE I
PESTICIDES IN SOIL AND BIOACTIVITY HERBIC
SE ON WATER QUALITY EFFECTS OF FERTILIZER
RTILIZERS SOIL FORMATION EFFECTS OF HIGH

CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATION COOP
TING SOIL-SITE INDEX FOR DATA BANKS CORR
CIDE MOVEMENT IN SOILS FATE AND BEHAVIOR
0 INDIAN INSTITUTE IN MICROBIOLOGY MICRO
RGANIC WASTES ON THE PHYSICAL ANC CHEMICA
TEHATER DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SLUtGE DISPO

SOIL SCIENCE IN
OPERTIES OF SOILS CHARACTERIZATION STUDY
RING FOREST ECOLOGY RESEARCH - INDONESIA
RETATION LAND USE FATE OF ANIMAL WASTE IN
ING SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND USE FATE OF

WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND CHEMIC
EGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND C
N FOUR NATURAL AREAS USE OF CHLOROPHYLL E
ARINE CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RFLATIONSH
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AIR POLLUTION PLAS
W ENGLAND SALT MARSH ECOLOGICAL MODEL OP
UDIES ON SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ANt INCINEP
RTIC OIL EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
lOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 6 COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRON
UCTION IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DECCMPOSITIO

ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IN EDUCATION POLLOTI
EDUCATION POLLUTION ANALYSIS AND SOLID W
EON SURVEY OF SALT HARSHES-QUINCY MASSAC
MENTAL TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS WATER MANAGEME
EW YORK CONSULTANT - ECOLOGY, INC. POLLU
LTERNATIVES SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGY ANALY

MINE DRAINAGE AND INORGANIC) GEOLOGIC FA
ICAL PHYSICAL HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
SLAND INDUSTRIAL WASTES PROBLEM ANALYSIS
H TO DETERMINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS PR
C PROJECT FUEL ENERGY AIR AND WATER PO
NOISE - MICROCLIMATE INTERACTIONS WILD SH

TION CHANGES CN

ANIMAL HEALTH
NG FERTILIZERS
DIES RELATED TO
SIS AND MAPPING
F FARM PONDS
SIS ACAROLOGY
NDS PATTERNS OF
TION EFFECTS CP
T INTERACTIONS
BIOCIDES IN THE

HUBEABC BROOK
AMICS INCLUDING
ACTERIZATION CP
G WASTE HEAT TO
AS OF NEW YORK
AL DEVELOPMENT

NVESTIGATION CF
PLANT AND
TE SENSING DATA
TROPICAL SOUS
RPRETATIONS FCR
AIN ECOSYSTEMS

TN OAKS FOREST
MANAGEMENT CF
SOILS RESEARCH
OLOGY; TROPICS;
GY PLOW THROUGH
T STAND CULTURE
RVEY AUTOMATING
HERING STANDARD
TRATION FOREST
NAGEMENT FOREST
REMOTE SENSING
NDEX NATIONWIDE
IDE MOVEMENT IN
S AND MANURE ON
MANURE RATES CN
ERATIVE FOREST
ELATION BETWEEN

OF BIOCIDES IN
BIAL ECOLOGY CP
L PROPERTIES CF
SAL ON THE LAND
TERPRETATTON CF
OF RHODE ISLAND
PLANNING FOREST

SOILS TROPICAL
ANIMAL WASTE IN
AL PHENOMENA IN
LEAN UP ARCTIC
XTRACTS TO MEAS
IPS IN DEEP SEA
TICS STUDIES CN
NARRAGASETT BAY
ATOR CCPROSICN

ANAL. REGIONAL
MENTAL PLANNING
N OF CELLULOSE
ON ANALYSIS AND
ASTE MANAGEMENT
HUSETTS VERMONT
NT ALTERNATIVES
TION - AQUATIC
SIS STUDY AND
CTORS AFFECTING

FACTORS-DEVISE

AND MANAGEMENT
OJECT DESIGN TO
LIUTION CONTROL
RUB CULTIVATION

SOIL EPIDEMIOLOGY S PHYSIOLOGY OF BOTRYTIS DISEA UU6

soil EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION AND ANIMAL HEALTH 6U9

SOIL EVALUATION - WASTE DISPOSAL FOR CAMPGROUND 157

SOIL FACTORS WATERSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRA 571

SOIL FAUNA THE MICROPADNA OF FOREST SOIL EFFECT 180

SOIL FAUNA EFFECT OF PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL PAU U80

SOIL FAUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION OF SOIL FAUNA THE U80

SOIL FERTILITY AND CROP PRODUCTION RESEARCH IN L 765

SOIL FERTILITY AND PLANT NUTRITION LAND RECLAHAT 335

SOIL FERTILITY EVALUATION 350

SOIL FERTILITY VEGETATION GROWTH NUTRITION OF 171

SOIL FERTILITY SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CLAY MINERALO 6U9

SOIL FORMATION EFFECTS OF HIGH MANURE RATES ON S 765

SOIL GENESIS CLASSIFICATION MORPHOLOGY AND LAN 803

SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND USE FATE OP ANIMAL WAST 92

SOIL MICROBIOLOGY BIODEGRADATION OF PESTICIDES N U91

SOIL BITES (ORIBATEI) LIFE HISTORY STUDIES TAX 633

SOIL MOISTURE DEPLETION IN OAKS FOREST SOIL WAT 81

SOIL NUTRIENTS ON ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE SEASONAL F Uei

SOIL CBGANIC MATTER MYCORRHIZAE 288

SOIL PESTICIDES IN SOIL AND BIOACTIVITY HERBICID 763

SOIL PHYSICS AND PLANT PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH ASSOC 2II8

SOIL RELATIONSHIPS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ST. 250

SOIL RESOURCES APPLICATIONS OP REMOTE SENSING DA 5«6

SOIL REVBGETATION OP SPOIL AND REFUSE BANKS CRO U7U

SOIL SCIENCE APPLIED TO TREE WATER RELATION; MAN 157

SOIL SCIENCE CLASSIPICATION MAPPING AND INTERPB 621

SOIL SCIENCE IN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FAO ARCHAEO 52U

SOIL SCIENCE INTERPRETATION OF SOILS IN URBAN AR 733

SOIL SCIENCE WITH RESPECT TO ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE U81

SOIL SCIENCES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO ECOLOGI 505

SOIL SUITABILITY FOE SEPTIC TANKS LAND USE REM 5U6

SOIL SURVEY SOIL CLASSIFICATION GENESIS AND MAP 92

SOIL SURVEY AUTOMATING SOIL-SITE INDEX FOR DATA U27

SOIL SURVEY FOR USE IN DEJELOPMENT AND MANAGEBEN 301

SOIL SYSTEMS-PLANT BOOT INTERACTIONS SOIL ORGAN 288

SOIL WATER RELATIONS REGENERATION FOLLOWING CUTT 81

SOIL WATER FERTILIZER IN FIELD AND CONTAINER C 179

SOU-FOREST RELATIONSHIPS ESPECIALLY NUTRITION 699

SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT S 265

SOIL-fLANT-ATMOSPHERE CONTINUUM THERMAL POILUTIO U7tt

SOIL-SITE EVALUATION FOR HARDWOOD SPECIES SILVIC 756

SOIL-SITE INDEX FOR DATA BANKS CORRELATION BETW 1127

SOIL-SITE INDEX NATIONWIDE SOIL-WOODLAND INTERPR U27

SOIL-SITE RELATIONS TREE PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH M 560

SOIL-SITE RESEARCH IN NORTHERN HARDWOODS RESEARC 560

SOIL-HATER RELATIONSHIPS AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESS 5U6

SOII-KOODLAND INTERPRETATIONS FOR SOIL SURVEY AU 1127

SOILS PATE AND BEHAVIOR OF BIOCIDES IN SOILS AN 763

SOILS AND CROPS SOIL FERTILITY AND CROP PRODUCT 765

SOILS AND CROPS EFFECT OF LAND USE ON WATER QUAL 765

SOILS AND FERTILIZATION FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF T 293

SOILS AND POTENTIAL PRODUCTIVITY FOR WOODLANDS A U27

SOILS AND WATERS BIOCIDES IN THE SOIL PESTICIDES 763

SOILS AND WATERS WORKSHOP ON ECOLOGY LIFE DETECT 566

SOILS CHARACTERIZATION STUDY OF RHODE ISLAND SOI 803

SOILS FOR WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND CHEM 383

SOILS IN URBAN AREAS 733

SOILS MINERALOGICAL ANALYSES OF CLAY SAMPLES ST 803

SOILS RESEARCH SOIL-FOREST RELATIONSHIPS ESPEC 699

SOILS SOIL SURVEY SOIL CLASSIFICATION GENESIS A 92

SOILS TROPICAL SOILS SOIL SURVEY SOIL CLASSIPIC 92

SOILS WASTEWATER DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SLUDGE DIS 383

SOILS PERMAFROST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL 82

SOLAR RAD. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON PLANT COMMUNITIES 710

SOLID REFUSE DISPOSAL DEEPSEA EFFECTS BENTHIC 599

SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION . U5

SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN TOTAL SYSTEM 528

SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AIR POLLUTION PLASTICS ST U5

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT JAMES RIVER BASIN WASTE M 776

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COUNTY LOCAL G 385

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT REST AREA USAGE ACID AND 908

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT ST 362

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDY-STATE OF MASSACHUSE 362

SOLID WASTE PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IN EDUCATIO 362

SOLID WASTE TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS STUDY AND SOL 329

SOLID WASTES (COMPOSTING) CONSULTANT - US ATTORN 107

SOLUTION OF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY PRO 329

SOLUTION POROSITY OP KARST AQUIFERS KARST AND C 573

SOLUTIONS A COMPARATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY OP P 193

SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE 811

SOLVE PROBLEMS CUPSAW LAKE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT '6

SOLVENT REFINED COAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEM 372

SONGBIRD ATTRACTION INTEGRATED METHODS PEST CONT 186

SONIC TRACKING STRIPED BASS 791

362

TSBLE 3 - RE>;EARCH OR CONSOtTATICN EXPERIENCE ANC PRINCIPIE FIELD

HATES IH LONG ISLAND SOONO HETAL ANSITSIS IN LONG ISLAND SOUND

VERTEBRATE ECOLOGT AND PALECOLCGY FEEDER RESEARCH BIFD SOUND

E-PHYSICAL- BIOL.) DREDGE SPOIL DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOUND

OTH MATORAL AND NAN-CREATED ORIGIN ANALYSIS OF NANTUCKET SOUND

ESTUARY POLLUTION PHCSPHATES IN LONG ISLAND SOUND

DS PISHES (NOT SALKONIDS) ANADBOBODS FISHES OF ALBEHABIE SOUND

R AND LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES PDGET SOUND

ENERGY SOURC

AL, ARKANSAS IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL SOURC

ING APPLIED TO GENERATION AND USE OF ENERGY NONPOLLUTING SOUBC

SURVEY PINE BLUFF, AR INVENTORY AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL SOUBC

COOPER RIVER ESTUARY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES I-IV SOUTH

PARASITES ON SHARPTAILED GROUSE PARASITES OF BIG GAME IN SOUTH

OF THE BLACK HILLS PINE FOREST MOVEMENTS OF PHEASANTS IN SOUTH

GERLING TROUT IN MONTANA ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION IN A SOUTH

SOURCE MANAGEMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT SOUTH

IR AFTER REHABILITATION BASIC RESEARCH ON ACID SPOILS IN SOUTH

ESS ON SOCCESSIONAL SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PA. SOUTH

AND MARINE OCEAN COUNTY REG. SEN. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT SOUTH

MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES CURRENTS OFF TBE SOUTH

T ON QUAIL HABITAT HABITAT AND BOBBHITE QUAIL PRODUCTION SOUTH

NE ARCTIC AND NOOD PLANT IDENTIFICATION VEGETATION MAP SOUTH

Y TEAR CHANGE IN A SELECTED SALT MARSH WETLANDS STUDY CF SOUTH

RPHOLOGY SYSTEMATICS EMBRYLOGICAL STUDY OF POPULATION CF SOUTH

STUDIES I-IV, SOUTH CAROLINA SALT MARSHES SAND DUNES SOUTH

ING ON DEER FOOD PRODUCTION FORAGES EATEN BY DEER IN THE SOUTH

ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA BICGEOGBAPHY HERPETO? AC NA SOUTH

TOPAUNA, MOROCCO LIZARD ECOLOGY PRESAHARAN ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTH

OP MEDICAL CARE URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND PLANNIKG SOUTH

D BIOLOGICAL POLLUTION MONITORING TROPHOGENIC ECOLOGY OF SOUTH

G PSEODO-SELF-COHPATIBILITY OF RED CLOVER FORAGE LEGUMES SOYEE

VIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND CULTURAL PRACTICES EFFECTING THE SOYEE

FPECTING THE SOYBEAN PLANT INFLUENCE OF A MORPHACTINS ON SOYBE

ROCARBONS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN METABOLISM OF A HERBICIDE IN SOYBE

SOYBEAN PLANTS INFLUENCE OF 2 3-5 TRIIODABENZOIC ACID CN SOYEE

ATIC HERPETOLOGY VARIATION IN SNAPPING TURTLES CHELYD5A SP

F BAHAMIAN FISH COMMUNITIES FISH SEXUALITY AND PHYLOGENY SPACE

II QUALITY VEGETATIONAL CHANGES AND EFFECT ON AVIFAUNA IN SPAIN

H IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA BIOGEOGRAPHY HEBPETOFAUNA SOUTHERN SPAIN

VERTEBRATE PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AND POPULATIONS HOUSE SPARR

OLUTIOHARY BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION CF SPABR

DAPTATIONS TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES ACCLIMATIZATION OF fiS SPARR

YON AND ROCK WRENS BEHAVIOR SYMPARTRIC ARIZONA GRASSLAND SPARR

OLOGY OP DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS DECAPOD FAUNAL DIVERSITY IN SPAKT

HE TROPHIC LEVELS OF A MARSH THE FACTORS CONTROLING THE SPATI

ICULTORAL PRODUCTIVITY OF SUBARCTIC ALASKA TASK FORCE CN SPATI

HE EFFECT OF MALTHION ON CRAYFISH RESPIRATION TEMPORAL 8 SPATI

PON EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF LEPOMIS MACRCCHIRDS CCNTROLLID SPABN

G COMPETITION ON AN INTERSPECIFIC lEVEL LOCATION OF SHAD SPAWN

RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR POPULATION ESTIMATION RAINBOW TROOT SPABN

NIC ALGAE. AT PRESENT I AM AN ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATICN SPECI

INLY HOLLUSKS INSECTS CRUSTACEANS FISH) ENVIRONMENTAL SPECI

DUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT BIOLOGICAL TECHNICAIAN RESEARCH SPECI

IPOLATIONS IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - ORNITHOLOGY RESEARCH SPECI

SHIPS BUILDINGS METALS ETC. FOR UNDER AND ABOVE WATER SPEqi

N-TOXIC FUNGI AND MILDEW RESISTANT - WATER BASED POXIES SPECI

TER POLLUTION PROBLEMS - PUBLIC SERVICE AQUATIC ECOLOGY SPECI

I ANIMAL ECOLOGY - ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUECES ON BEHAVIOR SPECI

T ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISOR ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATION OF BROAD SPECT

ILEGIA TERRESTRIAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY DETERMINE SPEID

ERRANEAN OCEAN ACRE STUDIES STUDY OF INFLUENCE OF TOWING SPEED

BRYOLOGY LICHENOLOGY MOSS CYTOLOGY SPHAG

STUDY SCHUYLKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY PUFFER TOXIN CF SPHCE

ATION OP NITIDUIIDAE (COLECPTEBA) ; HABITS AND CONTROL CF SPIDE

.3. TUNDRA BIOME IBP COLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN CIL SPIIL

ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION CIL SPIIL

HERMAL POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CONNECTICUT OLD OIL SPILL

ATHENT PLANTS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF POWER PLANT CIL SPIIL

CHESAPEAKE BAY AQUACDLTURE OF SHRIMP AND SHELLFISH CIL SPIIL

AND ANGIOSPERM PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AERIAL SURVEILLANCE SPIIL

AND MOVEMENT OF OIL SPILLS FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING OIL SPIIL

CONDITIONS OP THE BIOTA OP CHESAPEAKE BAY CIL SPIIL

B ACID MINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN WIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPILL

CED DPWELLING OP SEA WATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT OF CIL SPIIL

TS AND POIYELECTROLYTES DEVELOPMENT OF COLLECTOR FOR CIL SPILL

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D BREAKHATER COLLISION DESIGN OF SEHAGE TREATMENT PLANT STRUCTURAL ANALYSTS OF VESSELS EFFECTS OF TEMPER 616

N SYSTEMS EECOVEBY OF DAMAGED RIVERS PROTOZOAN COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AQUATIC COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO POLLUTI 103

OYEE - WISCONSIN SCIENTIFIC AREA COUNCIL SURVEY. FOREST STRUCTURE 6 DYNAMICS ROCKY MOUNTAINS COLORADO 513

ATION AND ITS EFFECT ON CORAL REEFS CARIBBEAN CORAL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OF CORAL REEFS; 557

EMT OF ESTUARINE RESEARCH PROGRAMS EMPHASIZING COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF D 171

PICAl PIANT-POLLINATOR SYSTEM SYSTEMATICS OF CONOSTEGIO STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF COMMUNITIES RESOURCE 622

WARD CO., VIRGINIA POPULATION DYNAMICS OP SMALL MAMMALS STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION - FORESTS AND SMALL MAMMA 251

INVESTIGATION OF SOIL SCIENCE HITH RESPECT TO ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION EFFECTS OF SOIL NUTRIENTS 181

ATER ECONOMY OP DESERT MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASIS: KIDNEY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION RENAL MORPHOLOGY IN DESER 313

PTIVE AND FUNCTIONAL AVIAN ANATOMY PARTICULARLY FEATHER STRUCTURE BRISTLES OF BIRDS INTEGUMENT OF BIRDS 696

P POPULATION DYNAMICS IN FISH SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN FISH VERTEBRATE BEHAVIOR AND ECOLO 173

CS THEORY AND MATHEMATICAL ECOLOGY OF FOREST SPECIES AGE STRUCTURE IN UNSTABLE ENVIRONMENTS AGE VARIATION 506

INTERRELATIONSHIPS OCEAN AND LAKE DYNAMICS AND THERMAL STRUCTURE OCEAN'S THERMAL STRUCTURE STUDIES LAND 111

ICAl BIOLOGY RESOURCE PARTITIONING OF TROPICAL EPIPHYTES STROCTURE OF A TROPICAL PLANT-POLLINATOR SYSTEM 622

HPETITION IN CLADOCERNAS SIZE STRATEGIES IN ClADOCERANS STRUCTURE OF AQUATIC COMMUNITIES; DISTRIBUTIONAL 10

TORE AND FUNCTION EFFECTS OF SOIL NUTRIENTS ON ECOSYSTEM STRUCTURE SEASONAL FLUCTUATION OF P HYTOPLANKTON 181

AND LAKE DYNAMICS AND THERMAL STRUCTURE OCEAN'S THERMAL STRUCTURE STUDIES LAND USE AND WATER INTERRELSTI 111

INS, COLORADO NATURAL AREA EVALUATION; PLANT COMMUNITY; STRUCTURE DIVERSITY PLANT POPULATIONS SUCCESS 513

BG AND HATER QUALITY ON ESTUARINE ONE DEGREE PRODUCTION STROCTOHE FUNCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BENTHIC 300

ORNITHOLOGY IN NIAGARA FRONTIER REGIONAL BIRD POPULATION STDDIES; CO-AUTHOR OF BIRDS OF THE NIAGARA FRONT 189

ALYSIS AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDY-STATE OF M ASS ACHUSETTS-RAYTHEON SURVEY OF 362

365

TABLE 3 - RESEHRCH OR CONSULTATICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FItLD

DELS FOR ANTARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES EN VIBONNENTRL IMPACT
P RESEARCH - PLANT BREEDING Af^R ICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY CF
EMISTRY BENTHIC FAUNA FISHES LIUNCLOGY OF THO CISSIHIISR

CARRYING OUT EKTENSION PROGRAMS IN BIIDLIFE AND BELATID
IRONWENTAL EFFECTS ON ORGANISMS BIOCHEMICAL SYSTFMATICS
OLFITE HASTE LIGAOC TO R. TROUT FISH BIOASSAYS ACUTE S
NVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN THE DESP SEA ECOLOGY CF
TY INTRUSION TRANSIENT MATER QUAIITY IN ESTUARY NETWORKS

HERRING lATNE COAST ESTIMATES lARVAL HERRING MORTALITY
ETAPLASIA AND NUCLEAR NUCLEIC ACIDS IN MOTH OVARY CELLS

Y OF ROOT PATHOGENS PATHOLOGY OF WOODY PLANTS IN URBAN
CHLORELLA-DAPHNI A ECOSYSTEM EFFECT OF MIREX ON SECONDARY
REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD
LANT COMMUNITY; STRUCTURE DIVERSITY PLANT POPULATIONS
OSYSTEM DEVELOPMENT BIRD SPECIES DIVERSITY AND SECONDARY
ESTUARINE JOOPLAKKTON

A. MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETATION BAP

SION SMITH ISLAND A RESOURCE CAPABILITY STUDY COMMUNITY
ECOLOGY SYSTEMS ECOLOGY AND MDITIPLE-DSE DECISION MAKING
OLOGY OF HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL NEUROBIOLCGY

SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HABITAT ASSOCIATIONS AND COMMUNITY
ESPECIALLY PESTICIDES EFFECT OF MIREX ON EARLY OLD-FIELD

NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY ALIGNMENT ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS CN
MPACT OF OYLOX ON AQUATIC VERTEBRATES MOVEMENTS OF DWARF
AMPLING SAMPLING INSTRUMENTATION ADMINISTRATION ROLE CF
HELLFISH CULTURE OF MARINE ORGANISMS MARINE WETLANDS CF
EW YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF MANHASSET BAY GROUND RECHARGE IN

IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT GUIDELINES FOR BEET
WATERS CARIBBEAN SOCIAL BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF HOMICIDE AND

SOIL RESOURCES APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING DATA SOIL
OF 16 DYES ON FISH AND ALGAF COMPARISON OF ALUM AND IRON
SPHERE (GEOHICBOAIOLOGY) MICROBIAl LEACHING OF LOW-GRACE
E OF NUTRIENTS IN DIATOM POPULATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY CF
TAL ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBCN
R POLLUTANTS DEVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOP
ENEEAL ECOLOGY WITH ACCENT IN ORNITHOLOGY APPRAISAL CE A
STRIBUTION OP LEAD IN LENTIC WATERS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR
CN REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS OF BLUEGIIL
CTIVITY FOR RECREATION PURPOSES DUR 2U TRAPPING BLUEGIIL
ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST BIOME NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING
E SEWAGE INTERACTIONS ON PRIM PROD TACONITE DUMPING LAKE
NVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS IMPACT OF OIL
C AND LOTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE WATER
DENCE OF FORESTS ON ENVIRONMENT MICROCLIMATE AND WATER
F NATURAL WATERS 6 POLLUTANTS WATER QUALITY PROTECTION 5
LAKE SEBASTICOOK EUTROPHICATION WATER QUALITY AND WATER
AGEMENT IN PONDS LAKES RESERVOIRS AND STREAMS ATLANTIC
RLD HERITAGE TRUST LIVING RESOURCE MANGEMFNT EFFECTS OF
SUFFOLK COUNTY ES'^UARINAL ECOLOGY AND POLLUTION CONTRCl
EGBATION MICROCLIMATE MODIFICATIONS IN REFORESTATIONS CF

SURVEY RARE ENDANGERRBD FISHES S.E. U.S. PREIMPOUNEMENT
H VECTORS - MICRCBULOLPOLLUTION CF WATER WATER POLLUTION
HYTOPLANKTON AND ANGIOSPERN PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AERIAL
P MARINE AND FRESH WATER PHYTOPIA NKTON AND THEIR ECOLOGY
LANTS OF MARYLAND MARSH-TIDAL VASCULAR PLANTS ECOLOGICAL
NT IBP CONIFEROUS FOREST BIOME
S WILDLIFE INDICATOR? OF ENVIRONMENT TRENDS NATURAL AREA

SITING AND OPERATION OP NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS ECOLOGICAL
ES OF WATER MILFOIL DENS ITY-GRA IIENT CENTRIPODGATION OF

CONCENTRATION AND SCALLOP GROWTH AQUACUITURE OF MARIHE
ATEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT WYOMING VALLEY
A PHYTOPLANKTON 0" DELAWARE RIVER BASIN PHYTOPLANKTON CF
S PHYTOPLANKTON FISHERIES ANAORCBOUS CLUPEID FISHERIES-
POPULATION FISH POPULATIONS IN SWAMP-STREAM ECOSYSTEMS
INA BARRIER ISLANDS SECONDARY PRCCUCTIVITY OF A MANGROVE

AND MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST COMPETENCE IN CYPRESS-GUM
ER STRESS GROWTH RESPONSE OF SALT HARSH GRASS EFFECTS OF
N PLANTS SALT AND WATER ABSORPTION EFFECT OF FLOODING CN
RIODS COVER TYPES TO FISH POPULATION FISH POPULATIONS IN
GENETICS OP PEST RESISTANCE IN PLANTS PEST RESISTANCE IN
£SESSMENT OF LIQUID NATURAL GAS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT CF
ATION ON PELAGIC SARGASSDM SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN TOADFISH
lOCHEMISTRY DRUG METABOLISM RESIDUES OF 7 IRGINI AMYCIN IN
FECT OF ORGANIC ENRICHMENT ON BENTHICPAUNA OCCURRENCE OF
EUTROPHICATION OF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA
LI BEE MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY - INSECT AND ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
OR COMPARATIVE STUDIES OP CANYON AND ROCK WRENS BEHAVIOR

Y OF SYMPATRIC SPECIES AMPHIBIANS COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY CF
INIA COMPARATIVE HERPETOLOGY OP 2 FARM PONDS ECOLOGY CF
PECKERS; SAME EOF GROUND SQUIRRELS ASPEN GREENBELT STOCY
LIFE CADMIUM POISONING IN MARINE ORGANISMS TOXICOLOGY CF
HYSIOIOGICAL EFFECTS OF METALS CRUDE OIL INSECTICIDES
DANCE OF COASTAL COMMUNITIES; EFFECTS OF STRESS A STRESS
MACROBENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RIFFLE WATERS BACROBENTHOS
LLUTANTS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF VIRUSES INHIBITOR OP UNA

STOCY: ALGAL AND BACTERIAL ECOLOGY INVESTIGATION 532

SUBARCTIC ALASKA TASK FORCE ON SPATIAL HETEHOGEN 338

SUBARCTIC STREAMS DISTRIBUTION OF LEAD IN LENTIC 518

SUBJECTS DEVELOPING AND 11

SUBIETHAL EFFECTS OF BALTIMORE HARBOR WATER BIOC U98

SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS TO FISH ROLE OF 281

SUBMARINE CANYONS ANIMAL SEDIMENTS RELATIONSHIPS 599

SUBMERGED DIFFUSERS FOR WASTE HEAT DISPOSAL SALl 302

SUBMERSIDLE STUDY HERRING EGG BEDS ECOLOGY OF F 273

SOBMICROSCOPIC DISTRIBUTION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS IN 12

SUBURBAN AND FOREST ECOSYSTEMS URBAN METAL POLL 660

SUCCESSION ANIMAL ECOLOGY SPECIES DIVERSITY 0 UOU

SUCCESSION MAMMALIAN SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY VE 758

SUCCESSION CONSULTANT 6 EMPLOYEE - WISCONSIN SCI 5U3

SUCCESSION EFFECT OP DDT ON CHLORELLA-DAPHNIA EC UOa

SUCCESSION IN LIMNiilTIC PHYTOPLANKTON GRAZING BY 39

SUCCESSION OF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT BODEGA BAY C 795

SUCCESSION ON DREDGE ISLAND REPRODUCTION BIOLOGY 531

SUCCESSION ON OLD FIELDS SYSTEMS 312

SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARIBBEAN SOC 770

SUCCESSION SMITH ISLAND A RESOURCE CAPABILITY S 53U

SUCCESSION VERNAL CAMBIAL ACTIVITY IN FOREST TRE 11«

SUCCESSIONAl SPECIES PROPOSED ALIGNMENT 1-78 PA 7116

SUCKERS HOMING MECHANISMS LARVAL FISH ECOLOGY 772

SUEZ CANAL AS PATHWAY FOR DISPERSAL BETWEEN RED 22

SUFFOLK AND NASSAU COUNTIES AQUACULTURE FOR LONG 721

SUFFOLK COUNTY ESTUARINAL ECOLOGY AND POLLUTION 2110

SUGAR INDUSTRY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS OF HETEROSI 735

SUICIDE ENVIRONMENTAL NEUROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SH 770

SUITABILITY FOR SEPTIC TANKS LAND USE REMOTE S 5«6

SULFATES FOR P REMOVAL ENHANCEMENT OF NITRIFICAT 139

SULFICE ORES THE MICROBIOLOGY S MANGANESE NODULE 203

SULFITE WASTE LIGAOC TO R. TROUT FISH BIOASSAYS 281

SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TRACE METALS PLAN 3

SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DEVELOP OIL IN WATER MONIT 565

SUMMER CAMP LAKE ERIE NEAR BUFFALO NY PARK LAN 400

SUMMIT 5 PAXSON LAKES LIMNOLOGY WATER POLLUTION 518

SUNFISH INTRA- AND INTER SPECIFIC BEHAVIORAL EF 308

SONFISH IN FARM PONDS LAKE TROUT CHROMOSOME NORP 777

SUNNY POINT MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUN 198

SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL WATER QUALITY ANALYSES RIVER 387

SUPERTANKERS ON MACHIAS BAY MAINE OFFSHORE OIL A U97

SUPPLIES STRIP MINE RUNNOFF IN PARK HATER SHED F 750

SUPPLY CHEMICAL TEMPERATURE INTEGRATION MICROCLI "21

SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT ROYAL ESTUARINE STUDY LAKE S 393

SUPPLY PROTECTION CHARACTER OF NATURAL WATERS S 393

SORE CLAH - BIOLOGY AND COMMERCIAL CATCH PACIFIC 280

SURFACE MINING ON U.S. FISH 6 WILDLIFE ACID MINE 677

SURFACE WATER MOVEMENTS IS NEW YORK HARBOR BIOTA 2U0

SURFACE-MINED LANDS HYDEOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF T H2^

SURV. PUMP STORAGE PROJECT ICHTHYOLOGY:SYSTEMAT 369

SURVEILLANCE - BEACH RES. FOR ANTIAMOEBIC AGENT U85

SURVEILLANCE SPILL PREVENTION APPL. OP ERTS-1 TO 158

SURVEY-MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON OP BERMUDA NUTRITION 196

SURVEY-POWER PLANT SITES ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY 0 83

SURVEYING AND IDENTIFYING FUNGI RESEARCH ASSISTA 641

SURVEYS ECOLOGY OF HEAVY METALS PLANT AND ANIMA 368

SURVEYS OF POWER PLANT SITES ENVIRONMENTAL ENGIN 693

SUSPENDED AND COLLOIDAL PARTICLES IN WATER BIOPH 409

SUSPENSION-PEEDERS WATER CURRENT AND SCALLOP GRO 396

SUSCUEHANA RIVER PA EIS MAINTENANCE DREDGING ST 48

SUSQUEHANNA RIVER POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATI 627

SUSQUEBANNA RIVER EUTROPHICATION OP BUSH RIVER G 222

SWAMP AND MARSH ECOSYSTEMS GREATEST COMPETENCE I 713

SWAMP COMPARISON OP ESTUARINE MARSHES SECONDARY 521

SWAMP EFFECTS OP CHANNELIZATION ON PISH POPULATI 713

SWAMP FILLING AT CONSTRUCTION SITE PLANT POPULA 298

SWAMP FOREST PLANT WATER RELATIONS; TREE PHYSIO 403

SWAMP-STREAM ECOSYSTEMS SWAMP AND MARSH ECOSYST 713

SWEET CORN RESISTANCE OF CORN TO H. HAYDIS PRYSI 272

SWG PIANT ECOSYSTEMS AS THEY ARE EFFECTED BY PC 511

SHIMBIADOERS BRAIN STIMULATION IN TOADFISH SARG 218

SHINE RESIDUES OF A METHANE INHIBITOR IN CATTLE 185

SYMBIOCLADIUS EQOITANS IN CONNECTICUT EFFECTS 0 399

SYMBIOSIS NORTH AMERICAN ALGAL TAXONOMY LIMNOLO 278

SYMBIOSIS INSECT MANAGEMENT BIOLOGICAL CONTROL 43

SYMPABTRIC ARIZONA GRASSLAND SPARROWS AVIAN ECO 730

SYMPATRIC CRICKET FROGS NEW TURTLE FOE WEST VIHG 47

SYMPATRIC SPECIES AMPHIBIANS COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY 47

SYMPATHY OF RED HEADED 6 LEWIS WOODPECKERS HIMTE 291

SYNDETS AND NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICIT 205

SYNDETS TO MARINE LIFE CADMIUM POISONING IN MART 205

SYNDROME IN THE HARD CLAM PATTY ACIDS IN MARINE 366

SYNERGISMS OP RIFFLE COMMUNITEIES DIATOM FLOCTUA 116

SYNTHESIS BABNALIAM CELL CULTURE CELL CULTURE A 219

TftBLE 3 - SESEARCB OR CONSOITATION EXP-EBIEHCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

CTOR FOB OIL SPILLS OEVELOPBENT OF FILTERS FOP AEROSOLS SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OF POLYflERS FOR «ATER 60

ATIN TOMOR PROMOTION OF ANTHRAIIN IN MOOSE SKIN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS AND BIOCHEMISTRY APPLIED TO CANCER RES 632

PROLIFERATION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS CAMP AND SECRETION CNA SYNTHESIS IN PAROTID AUTORADIOGRAPHY TECHNIQUES 1151

MARINE SEDIMENTARY MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITION BY POLLUTANTS ORGANIC NITRO U35

AND APPLICATIONS OF POLYMERS FOR HATER POLLDTION CONTROL SYNTHESIS OF FLOCCULANTS AND POLYELECTROLYTES DE 60

OCEAN METABOLISM OF A HERBICIDE IN SOYBEANS ANALYSIS CF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN THE MARINE ENWIRO 309

SYSTEMATIC AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY 152

TLES, CHELYDRA SP SYSTEMATIC HEBPETOLOGY VARIATION IN SNAPPING TUR 217

BE PROJECT SYSTEMATICS AND ZOOGECG. OF A. CYANEUS GROUf SYSTEMATIC ICHTHYOLOGY MEDITERRANEAN BIOLOGICAL 267

S OF RIVERS NEAR PHILADELPHIA SYSTEMATICS OF CYPERACEAE SYSTEMATIC LEAF ANATOMY OF BULRUS-IES SCANNING EL 628

MONOCOTYLEDONS COMPARATIVE ANATCHY OF THE MEL ANTHIODE AE SYSTEMATIC STUDIES OF DESHODIUM PRI1ARY PRODUCTI 13

ANATOMY OP PLANTS AS RELATED TO PHYLOGENY AND SYSTEMATICS 695

NS POPULATION STUDY OF THE PSEUDCSCORPION PSEUDOSCOPPICN SYSTEMATICS SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF PSEUDOSC 508

CLOODLAND DEER BOOSE PEROMYSCOS BANICOLATOS NUBITERRAE: SYSTEMATICS AND DISTRIBUTION ECOLOGY AND SYSTEM 396

RSITY IN SPARTINA FADNAL SURVEY CF POTENTIAL FILL SITES SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF DECAPOD CRUSTACEANS D 59

D-LIKE BASIN DEEP-HATER CTCLOPQID COPEPODA GULF, ALASKA SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF FREE-LIVING MARINE CO 170

OSTS BACTERIOLOGICAL TESTING OF CENTRIFDGED APPLE JUICE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF FRESHWATER FISH PARAS 325

STUDY OF THE PSEUDOSCORPION PSEDCCSCOFPION SYSTEMATICS SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY OF PSEODOSCORPIONS POPUL 508

SEA SNAKE SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY SEA SNAKE ECOLOGY 7U3

ENS AVIAN POPULATIONS IN OLD FIELD SUCCESSION MAMMALIAN SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLOGY VERTEBRATES OF MASSACHUS 758

ITERRANEAN BIOLOGICAL STUDIES PROGRAM CCEAN ACRE PROJECT SYSTEMATICS AND ZOOGEOG. OF A. CYANEUS GROUP SY 267

TODY BITH STATISTIC ANALYSIS OF CCRNUS PLANT MORPHOLOGY SYSTEMATICS EMBRYLOGICAL STUDY OF POPULATION OF 657

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEM. MOLECUIAP SYSTEMATICS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY 88

MALACOLOGY ANATOMY IMHUNOIOGY SYSTEMATICS MEKONG HATER BORNE DISEASES 173

RTH CAROLINA THE ISOLATED FORMS OF RACCOONS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OP COASTAL AND INSULAR TERRESTRIAL V U18

PIPHYTES STRDCTUBE OF S TROPICAL ElANT-POLLINATOR SYSTEM SYSTEMATICS OF CONOSTEGIO STRUCTURE AND DYNAMIC 622

OF ACHENES ESTUABINE PLANTS OF RIVERS NEAP PHILADELPHIA SYSTEMATICS OF CYPERACEAE SYSTEMATIC LEAF ANATOM 626

T AND DEVELOPMENT - NYS SEA GRANT ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OP DEEP SEA CORALS PROGRAM NANAGEMEN 682

SITE LOCATION FOR HAMPTON ROADS SPOIL BANK ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FISHES BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF SALEM 62

ON 6 COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY OF TILEFISHES MARINE ECOLOGY 6 SYSTEMATICS CF PISHES FISH STOCKS OP THE EVERGLA 191

VATED TAJtONOMIC STUDIES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS SYSTEMATICS OP FLOWERING PLANTS - UILD AND CUTLI <I2

PHTTOPLANKTON OP SUSQUEHANNA RIVER POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATICS OF FRESH HATER ALGAE FRESH HATER ALG 627

FICATION OF FRESH-BATEH MOLLUSKS ECOLOGY TAXONCMt AND SYSTEMATICS OP FRESHHATER MUSSLES (HOLLUSCA: BIV 2'4U

OS NUBITERRAE: SYSTEMATICS AND DISTRIBUTION ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OP SMALL MAMMALS IN EASTERN NORTH AM 398

TL. MONUMENT REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY GENERAL ECOLCGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF SQUAMATE REPTILES HERPETO-'AUNA OF U6e

BILDIIFE IMPORTED IN OS STSTMATICS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SYSTEMATICS OF TINAMOUS SYSTEMATICS DISTRIBOTI 32

LYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON ORGANISMS BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMATICS SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF BALTIMORE HARBO U98

F UPPER KERN RIVER BASIN CALIFORNIA FISH PHYSIOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS COMPARATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY RFPRODUCT 621

TSTMATICS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SYSTEMATICS OF TINAMOUS SYSTEMATICS DISTRIBUTION AND LIFE HISTORY OF V 32

ALGAL ECOLOGY DIATOM AND BLUE-GREEN ALGAE ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS POLLUTION MONITORING 679

OT YANKEE ATOMIC POHER PLANT BIOLOGICAL STUDY DIRECTOR SYSTEMATICS-ECOLOGY PROGRAM MARINE BIOLOGICAL L 112

OF THREE LAKE PROJECTS IN H. VIRGINIA SEARCH ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY PACTS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL 169

TTEP, MYCORRHIZAE SOIL SYSTEMS-PLANT ROOT INTERACTIONS SOIL ORGANIC MA 288

BIRDS AND MAMMALS COMPILATION OF HILDLIFE IMPORTED IN DS SYSTMATICS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SYSTEMATICS OP 32

NGICIDAL ACTION" BIOLOGY OF HELMI NTHCSPORIOM MAYDIS RACE T SELECTIVE INHIBITION OF SPORULATION MEASURES Ull2

Y THERMAL-ACTD DRAINAGE SEBAGE INTERACTIONS ON PRIM PBCD TACONITE DUMPING LAKE SOPERIOB ECOLOGICAL WATER 387

MAP FIELD OFFICE MENHADEN TAGGING STUDIES SMELT STUDIES TAGGING STUDIES AND POPULATION DYNAMICS; RESEARC 195

CS; RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION MAHHAP FIELD OFFICE MENHADIN TAGGING STUDIES SMELT STUDIES TAGGING STUDIES A 195

miDLIFE PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION OP NATURAL FOODS OF WHITE TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION OF WINTER DEER YARDS E U65

ALKALOID-BEARING PLANTS 6 THEIR ALKALOIDS FLORA CF TAIWAN CHEM0SY3TEM ATIC STUDIES OF AMERICAN OAKS U30

FISH IN BACK BAY REPOGE IN VIRGINIA THERMAL POLLUTICN IN TAMPA SAY IN FLORIDA INVESTIGATION OF FISH HABI 2U

TIONS OF REMOTE SENSING DATA SOIL SUITABILITY FOP SEPTIC TANKS LAND USE REMOTE SENSING SOIL-HATER RELA 506

HATER POLLUTION CONTROL HASTE TREATMENT USING BIO-DISC TANNE5Y HASTE TREATMENT 603

ULTDRE FOREST MENSURATION TECHNICAL REPOBT WRITING TFE TftBlp SYSTEM OF TREE-VOLUME ESTIMATIONS GIRSRD F 782

E SCIENCE AND ITS ADMINISTRATION ECOLOGY OF FLORIDA KEYS TAHEON PESTICIDE RESEARCH PROJBC" SPORT FISHERY 7UU

T BREEDING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY OP SUBARCTIC ALASKA TASK FORCE ON SPATIAL HETEROGENEI'Y IN AGRICULTU 338

VEY OP MOREHEAD CITY, FORT MACON JETTYS, NORTH CAROLINA TAXONOMIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF MARINE 519

SYSTEMATICS OP PLOHERING PLANTS - HILD AND CDTLIVATED TAXONCHIC STUDIES OF CULTIVATED PLANTS 0 2

NEB YORK ALGAL - BACTERIA SYMBIOSIS NOFTH AMERICAN AIGSL TAXCNOHY LIMNOLOGY EUTBOPHICATION OF ONEIDA lAK 278

BRYOLOGY LICHENOLOGY MOSS CYTOLOGY SPHAGNUM TAXONOMY 6 ECOLOGY 666

TER PROTOZOA TEMPERATURE RELAXED OCCURRENCE OF PROTOZOA TAXCNCMY 6 PHYSIOLOGY OF UNDERGROUND HATER PROTO 256

AlEOLIMNOLOGY OP LAKE KIVU-CENTRAl AFRICA PHYTOPLANKICN TAXCNCMY AND ECOLOGY AND ITS ROLE IN MINERAL CYC 320

OP NEH ENGLAND BRYOZOA OP PANAMA CANAL REGION ECOLOGY TAXCNCMY AND MORPHOLOGY OF BRYOZOA COLONY GROHTH 3U

ER, MD HETLAND ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN FEFERENCF TO PLANT TAXONOMY AND PLANT ECOLOGY PAST AND PRESENT FLOR 650

S PARASITIC AND SAPROPHYTIC ANTARCTIC FUNGI ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY AQUATIC FUNGI MODELING OF ANTARCTIC ECO 536

ICAL ECOLOGY OF AQDILEGIA TEREESTBIAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY DETEBMINE SPEED OF GERMINATION IN SEEDS 015

INFORMATION RETRIEVAL APPLIED TO FLORISTICS AND TAXONOMY FLORA NORTH AMERICAN PROGRAM 602

RTIDAL MARINE ALGAE ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE BENTHIC ALGAE ECOLOGY OF INTE 700

N THE CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE YEASTS SEHAGE EFFECT ON ESTUA 91

SIPED BASS POPULATION POPULATION PARAMETERS ECOLOGY AND TAXCNCMY OF MARINE ZOOPLANKTON ZOOPLANKTON OF LO 275

BEETLE IDENTIFICATION TAXONCMY OF OESTODINAE (COLEOPTER A: ELATER ID AE) t 221

FLORA PATTERNS OF VEGETATION VEGETATION OP LATIN AMERICA TAXONCMY OF RAINFOREST CONIFERS GEOGRAPHY OF VE 178

AINE FISHERIES; POPULATION DYNAMICS; EARLY LIFE HISTORY; TAXONCMY OF SCIAENIDAE PARKER RIVER ALEHIFE MODE 117

GY OF HARSH ENVIRONMENT PLANTS ARCTIC-ALPINE AND COASTAL TAXONCMY OP T0L03TOMA BFUMALE SNOB^OVER ECOLOGY 727

OLOGY OF SAME DIPTEBA OF EGYPT TAXONCMY OF TBO-HINGED FLIES (DIPTERA) AND MORPH 697

PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY-POHER PLANT SITES ECOLOGY AND TAXONCMY OF VASCULAR PLANTS OF MARYLAND HOOOY PL 83

ACAROLOGY SOIL MITES (ORIBATEI) LIFE HISTORY STUDIES TAXONOMY SABBATICAL - UNIV. MYSORE TOXOPLASMOSIS 633

OTIC STUDY PHYTOBAC MARINE MICROBIOLOGY - PHYTOPLA NKTON TAXONOMY HATER QUALITY AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS MIC 113

OLLUSKS IDENTIFICATION OF FRESH-HATER MOLLUSKS ECOLCGY TAXONCMY AND SYSTEMATICS OF FRESHWATER MUSSLES 200

ALGAE - TAXONCMY GENERAL ECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGY 589

ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY, N. M. AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZOOGEOGRAPHY BIOSURVEY OF THE SAN FRAN 305

ON PROGRAM CONSULTANT BIOLOGISTS NEOTROPICAL ANG10SPE6M TAXONOMY: NE U.S. LOCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSH U20

AL EMBRYOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES COLLEGE LABOR CONTRACTS FOB TEACHERS AND PA B APFOFESSION ALS NUCLEIC ACID DIST 12

GAME IN SOUTH DAKOTA ANIMAL ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT AND TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPING ENV 67

NVERTEBRATES TEACHING ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND ECOLOGY OF I 199

367

TABLE 3 - PESEHRCH OP CONSULTATTCN EXPIRTENCE AND PRTllCtPI.E FIELD

TIONSHIPS WITH ENVIBONBENT USING SCHOOL ENVISONMENTS FCR TEACHING EXPERIENCES BORNING TO PROdOTE PRAIRIE 121

Y RESEARCH (GENL) GRADDATS RESEAPCH ASSISTANT BIOLOGICAL TECHNICAIAN RESEARCH SPECIALIST RESEARCH OP ZOO 663

VESETATION SCIENCE AND V2GEIATI0N NANAGEHENT CHNfF TECHNICAL ADVISOR DIRECTOR 202

BATION - POLLOTICN CONTROL ENVIBCNflENTAL EDOCATION BOTH TECHNICAL AND GENERAL ALL AGE LEVELS BDLTI. MED 525

PASSAGE AND PROTECTIVE FACILITIES ENGINEERING ADVISOR TO TECHNICAL AND POLICY COBMITTEE FOR FISHERIES NAN 5fi7

T AND OCEANOGRAPHY DIGITAL C01POTER STSTEBS ANALYSIS CF TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND STATISTICS DEMOGRAPHIC tt25

OD FOREST ECOLOGY AND SILVICULTURE FOREST MENSURATION TECHNICAL REPORT HRITING THE TARIF SYSTEM OF THE 782

TISSUES DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING PROGRAM - ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGISTS THE STODY OF NATURAL PRODUCTS OP «31

BIOLCGICAL PROCESS TECBNCLOGY 722

OLOGY PROBLEMS HATER MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES SOLID SASTE TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS STUDY AND SOLUTION OF COH 329

CNHENTAL PROBLEMS MARKETING OF BIOCHEMICAL ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL-MICROBIOLOGICAL ENVIRONM 731

MINE DRAINAGE BY NEHTBALOSIS DEVEIOPMENT OP HOOD PLASTIC TECHNOLOGY INVESTIGATION OF PULSED NEUTRON TECHN 61

ANALYSIS STUDY AND SOLUTION CF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS HATER MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVE 329

AL TECHNOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL-B ICROBIOIOGICA L ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY RELATIVE TO INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES PULP 731

RIVER MODELING PROJECT APPLICATION OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TECHNOLOGY TO ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL SYSTEMS 50

ED BY SOCIAL FACTORS EVALUATION OF PROGRAMS FOR PREGNANT TEENAGERS STUDY OF EFFECTS OF ILLEGAL ABORTION-J 352

EH 10U STATEMENT ON HIGHWAY 1-38, NEH YORK VARIED RADIO TELEMETRY STUDY OF THE SAH-HHET OWL ECOLOGY OP T 227

IS MACROCHIRUS CONTROLLED SPAHNING OF FRESH HATER/MARINE TELEOST BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND FOOD RELATIONSHIPS 176

UNA EFFECTS OF ZINC CHROMIUM AND NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TELEOST ECOLOGY OF INTEACOASTAL HATERHAY BEAUFO 93

lECTRON MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF INSECTICIDES' EFFECTS IN TELEOST FISHES CARCINOGENISIS IN CHRONIC EXPOSUR 768

BIRD NAVIGATION ELEMENTARY SCIENCE STUDY NATURAL SCIENCE TELEVISION PROJECT PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAV 71*8

S ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION HATER ODAIITY CRITERIA 19T2 TELL EL HESI ARCHEOIOGICAL PROJEC CRITICAL PROB 588

" BIRDS COMMUNITY ECOLOGY OP TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES IN TEMPERATE FORESTS BIRDS AND CATAPTLLARS IN NORTH 706

ICITY HEAVY METALS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEMEEEATHRE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METAL BENTHIC 576

AMYL NITRITE EFFECTS OF OXYIAMINE ON SKIN CIRCULATION - TEMPERATURE AND CONC. EFFECTS EFFECTS OP ENVIRON 1614

ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISHERY SCIENCE EFFECT CF TEMPEFATURE AND DIET ON GROWTH SCHOHARIE VALLEY 163

EATMENT PLANT STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF VESSELS EFFECTS CF TEMPERATURE AND TOXICITY ON P. ROSEOLA HAZARD AS 616

OSYSTEH SALINITY EFFECTS ON USE OF HYDROCARBONS ELEVATED TEMPEFATURE EFFECT ON PETROLEUM HASTE TREATMENT 5U9

LLING, DELAHARE ESTUARY FLUCTUATING TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON ECOSYSTEMS ECOSYSTEM MODE 391

IN A FLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE ISLANC FLOATING TRAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON YIELDS OF LOBSTERS POPUL 651

CH TO COLD VERTEBRATE ADAPTATIONS TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES ACCLIMATIZATION OF HS SPARR UO

ON ENVIRONMENT MICROCLIMATE AND HATER SUPPLY CHEMICAL TEMPERATURE INTEGRATION MICROCLIMATE MODIFICATIO U21

NORMAL AND DISEASED ANIMAL EFFECT OF HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE ON DIABECTICS TER ATOLOG ICAL EFFECTS 238

VAE PHYSIOLOGY AND BEHAVICR OF FISHES EFFECTS CF TEMPERATURE ON LABORATORY REARED MARINE FISH LAB 692

AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THERMAL AND CHEMICAL POLLDTICN TEMPERATURE PREFERENCES AND AVOIDANCES OF FISHES ft76

F DESERT ANTELOPES ENERGETICS OF lOCOMCTION METABOLISM 8 TEMPERATURE REGULATION PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY HA 716

H STUDIES IN MAMMOTH CAVE KY UNDERGROUND HATER PROTOZCA TEMPERATURE RELAXED OCCURRENCE OF PROTOZOA TAXO 256

ND ECOLOGY DISTRIBUTION AGE AND ECOLOGY OF SPOTTED HAKE TEMPERATURE SELECTION OF FISH FROM LAKE ERIE EFF 35

ORGANISMS HEAT EFFECTS IN A MARINE SNAIL EFFECTS OF HIGH TEMPERATURES ON L. IITTOREA DRIFT BOTTLE STUDIES 299

OPLANKTON THE EFFECT OF MALTHION CN CRAYFISH RESPIRATICN TEMPORAL S SPATIAL VARIATION OF ZOO. IN THE HUDS 59U

EVELS OF A MARSH THE FACTORS CONTROLING THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF ZOOPLANKTON THE EFFECT 59U

RONMENTALLY INDUCED AND INHERITED SELECTED RESPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN MICE MECHANISM OF TRYPAN BLUE TERAT ■ 19

RESPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN MICE MECHANISM OF TRYPAN BLUE TER ATCGENESIS ANIMAL MODEL SYSTEM FOR 2 <i 5 t TE tt9

ETICS; CYTOGENETICAL EFFECTS OF HERBICIDES AND CHEMICALS TERATCGENIC EFFECTS OF 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL CYTOGEN U50

L EFFECT OF HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE ON DIABECTICS TER ATOLOG ICAL EFFECTS OF SALICYLATES DIETARY BFF 238

RYPAN BLUE TERATOGENESIS ANIMAL HCDEL SYSTEM FOR 2 U 5 T TERATOLOGY TESTING DEFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT - EHV <I9

ME NATURAL SYSTEMS DREDGING SUNNY POINT MARINE ORDINANCE TERMINAL BRIDGE-TUNNEL CROSSING HAMPTON ROADS OR 198

UDIES ON COMMUNICATION IN TERMITES TERMITES - AUSTRALIA TERMITE BIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR (PHEROMONES) BIOIOG 705

OGICAL CONTROL EXP. STUDIES ON COMMUNICATION IN TERMITES TERMITES - AUSTRALIA TERMITE BIOLOGY AND BEHAVI '705

NES) BIOLOGICAL CONTROL EXP. STUDIES ON COMMUNICATION IN TERMITES TERMITES - AUSTRALIA TERMITE BIOLOGY A '705

OF NEH ENGLAND HERRING GULLS MANAGEMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS TERNS PANEL ON HAZARDOUS TRACE SUBSTANCES INTER 191

LD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA BIOME IBP CCLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN OIL SPILL AND CLEAN UP ARCTIC SOILS PE 82

UNTING AND FISHING EXPENDITURE ANALYSTS ENVIRON IMPACT - TERRESTIAL ECOL - HASTEHATER DISP. RESOURCE ECO 231

L AND WETLAND ECOLOGY HITH SPECIAL INTEREST IN WATERFOWL TERFESTRIAL f. HETLAND EVALUATION FOR TRANSMISSIO 575

I.S. FOR HIGHWAY HILDLIFE BASELINE DATA FOR POHER PLANT TERRESTRIAL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY WITH SPECIAL INT 575

SS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON LAND - WILDIIFE RESOURCES THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OF THREE LAKE PROJECTS IN W, V 169

S IN ARCTIC AND COLD CONDITIONS NUCLEAR POHER PLANT SITE TERRESTRIAL IMPACT SURVEY REVIEW OF TRANSALASKA 327

PLANTS IN GENECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF AQUILEGIA TERRESTRIAL PLANT ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY D2TE8HISE 1*15

E BLUFF, AR INVENTORY AND EVALUATE POTENTIAL SOURCES CF TERRESTRIAL POLLUTION ENVIRON MONITORING PROGRAM 553

Y SQUIRREL COMPETITION AND ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE POPULATIONS LIZARD ECOLOG 215
RACCOONS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS CF COASTAL AND INSULAR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE CAPE 0 18
EST RADIATION SENSITIVITY OF BIRDS COMMUNITY ECOLOGY CF TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES IN TEMPERATE FORESTS BIR 706
SE BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS TERRESTRIAL HILDLIFE SURVEY SBA8R00K NEH HAMPSHI 236
AL SPECIES POPULATION ECOLOGY OF THE MALLARD PESTICIDES TERRITORIAL BEHAVIOR AND THE RED-SHOULDERED HAH 326
THRESHOLDS ACHIEVING STABLE PREDATOR - PREY INTERACTIONS TERTIARY EFFLUENT MODIFICATION OF A STREAM HOHA 037
IKILL RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY PUFFER TOXIN CF SPHOEROIDES TESTUCINEUS ICHTHYOLOGY FISHERY BIOLOGY^ EMVIR U87
LANDFILLS NEH YORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT TITUS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN TRINITY RIVER BASIN TE 792
UAIL HABITAT HABITAT AND BOBHHITE QUAIL PRODUCTION SOUTH TEXAS RANGE AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HURRICANE I 53

RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN TRINITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS 792

ON BENTHOS OF HUDSON RIVER EFFECTS OF CIL FIELD BRINE CN TEXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS BENTHOS TH 788

HACKENSACK MEADOWS VEGETATION OF HOUSTON NEH TOWN Sill TEXAS HETLAND PLANT DISTRIBUTION IN TIDEWATER N 650

WASTES FIBROUS CONTAMINANTS IN AIR PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND TEXTILE FIBER RESEARCH AND GENERAL TEXTILE RESEA 263

PLANT MORPHOLOGY AND TEXTILE FIBER RESEARCH AND GENERAL TEXTILE RESEARCH EFFECT OF WOOL SCOURING MILL ON 263

CONTROL INDUSTRIAL HASTE TREATMENT - ALUMINUM ANODIZING TEXTILE HASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL LAONDR 607

EDER GRAIN LEGUMES CONSULTANT ON UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT THAILAND KASETSART UNIVERSITY BANGKOK PLANT B 503

ISHERY RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PHOTO PEBIODISM AND ECOLOGY OF THALLASIA REMOTE SENSING OCEANOGRAPHY MARINE P U58

HYDROLOGIC STUDIES AND MODELS FOR ABATEMENT AND PLANNING THALLIUM POLLUTION HAZARDOUS SPILLS OF TOXIC CHE lt«7

NEH HAVEN HARBOR CONN. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT - THAMES RIVER CONN. EVALUATING ENVIRONMENTAL IN 729

N AND MANAGEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL FIELD STUDIES DREDGING THAMES RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT MARINE COVE INL 80

SUCCESS FISH BIOLOGY MEASURES OF ENVIRONMENT AND FISH THEMSELVES TO PROVIDE GOOD FISHING FOOD OF FORAG 2«6

ND BREEDING PROGRAM FOR DOUGLAS FIR POPULATION GENETICS THEORY AND MATHEMATICAL ECOLOGY OF FOREST SPECIE 506

N BY PARABOLIC APPROXIMATION APPLICATION OF STATISTICAL THEORY AND METHODOLOGY TO ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS HI U62

UATIC COMMUNITIES; DISTR IBUTIONAl PROCESSES COMPETITION THEORY DISTRIBUTIONAL ECOLOGY OF STREAM BENTHIC 10

ESTUARY BENTHOS: SEDIMENT SIZE AND CHEMISTRY INFLOENCIS THEREON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT IN OlIGOHALINE TIDAL 332

ORGANIC CHEMICALS BEHAVIORAL AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS CF THERMAL AND CHEMICAL JOLIUTION TEMPERATURE PREFE '•76

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATICN EXPIHI EHCE »ND PRINCIPLE FIELD

AZOS RIVER NUCLEAR SITING STDDT, BISSOORI RIVER ECOLOGY THEBMBL UND INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT EFFECTS UPON AQO 98

RIVER ILLINOIS FRESH WATER AND ESTUSRINE INVERTEBR At fS THEBNBL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON HUDSON RIVEH BENTHO 339

NB PLANKTON THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLANKICN THEBHAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON nAHIIF PLANK-"OH ES 56U

BARINE PLANKTON BIOLOGY AND POLLUTION EFFECTS EVALUATION THEEHAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON NARINE PLANKTON THF 56U

EVALUATION THERMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON BARINE PLANKICN THEBMAL DISCHARGE EFFECTS ON MARINE PLANKTON THE 56U

1 ESPECIALLY IS THE FIELD OF POWEB GENERATION EFFECT CF THEEMSl DISCHARGE ON ALGAL PRODUCTIVITY ENVIRON 287

TEBPERATORF SELECTION OF FISH PROM LAKE ERIE EFFECTS OF THERMAL DISCHARGES ON HUDSON FISH ESTUARINE FIS 35

T IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE THEBMfL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA S 805

r IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT PRODUCTIVITY - GULF OF MAINE THERMAL EFFECT ON ALGAE PRODUCTIVITY - FLORIDA S 806

AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE YEASTS SEHAGE EFFECT ON ESTUARIES THEBMSl EFFECT ON THr CONNECTICUT RIVER MARINE 91

TIC ECOLOGY; ENVIRONMENTAL POLLOTICN INFECTIOUS DISEASES THERMAL EFFECTS ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS BIOLOGICAL 1114

' BFIIIF .1N "SXAS ESTUARIES ESTUARINE ECOSYSTEMS BENTHOS THERMAL EFFECTS ON BENTHOS OF HUDSON RIVER EFPEC 788

2KT Oli HE CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GREEN PLANTS. THERMAL EFFECTS ON CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES 160

WATER QUALITY EVALUATION EBE-IMPOUNDMENT STUDIES THERMAL EFFECTS STUDIES ALGAL ASSAY EVALUATION 769

SHES LtKE - CONSULTANT - ONGOING EUTROPHICATION OF TUNIS THEBMAl EFFECTS UPON EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF LEPOB 176

AND I::L'ETR;-.L effluent effects upon aquatic ecosystems THERMAL EFFECTS ATLANTIC COASTAL ESTUARY CHBMIC 98

AND MINERAL CT"IING COVE POINT BENTHIC STUDY EFFECTS OF THERMAL LOADING AND WATER QUALITY ON ESTUARINE 0 300

F BATER DIVERSIOKS IN CONN. RIVER BENEFIT-COST ANALYSIS THERMAL POLLUTION AND ENTRAINMENT EFFECTS ON ICH U56

ENTIF? MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON THEBMAl POLLUTION AND PHYTOPLANKTON COUNT AND ID 109

ENTS ENERGY FLOW THROUGH SOIL-PLANT- ATMOSPHERE CONTINUUM THEBMAl POLLUTION DISPOSING WASTE HEAT TO SOIL B UT<t

QUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF POLLUTION ON THE AQUATIC ECOLOGY THERMAL POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECT 38

REACTIONS FEEDING OF PISH IN BACK BAY REFUGE IN VIRGINIA THEBMAl POLLUTION IN TAMPA BAY IN FLORIDA INVES 21

PLANKTON ECOLOGY THERMAL POLLUTION MODEL OF ALGAL PRODUCTION 63

CESSES SEDIMENTOLOGY CIRCULATION OF N.H. COASTAL WATERS THERMAL POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CONNECTICU 307

S MATHEMATICAL MODELS; RIVER AND ESTUARY WATER QUALITY; THERMAL POLLUTION; SALINITY INTRUSION TRANSIENT 302

N HYDHOGRAPHIC STUDY THE USE OF DYE DIFFUSION SURVEY IN THEBMAL PREDICTIVE STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDIES CO 689

STUDY ECOLOGICAL STUDY DELAWARE EIVER ESTUARY AQUATIC; THERMAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCTION; FISHES MACROINVERTE 183

CAL ECOLOGY OF MARINE NEMATODES ECOLOGICAL CONSULTANT ON THERMAL STRESS ECOLOGY OF BARINE MEIOFAUNA PHYS 726

ND BATER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OCEAN AND LAKE DYNAMICS AND THEBMAL STRUCTURE OCEAN'S THERMAL STRUCTURE STUD 111

S OCEAN AND LAKE DYNAMICS AND THERHAL STRUCTURE OCEAN'S THEBMAL STRUCTURE STUDIES LAND US? AND WATER INT 111

ATIVE COOLING OF HORT. CROPS VEGETABLE PLANT POPULATIONS THERMAL WASTE IN HEATING THE SOIL EVALUATION OF 609

WATER QUALITY ANALYSES RIVERS-LAKES POPULATION BIOLOGY THEBMAL-ACID DRAINAGE SEWAGE INTERACTIONS ON PRI 387

LECTBOMAGKETIC ACTIVITY OF PORPHIN DERIVATIVES KINETIC f. THEBMOCHEM. STUDIES OF PORPHYRIN REAX MODEL STUD 5

CE METALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON LEAD IN COASTAL WATERS THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRA 25

OGY ENERGY BLANACE OF ORGANISMS UNDER NATURAL CONDITIONS THERMOREGULATION IN HOMEOTHEBHS PHYSIOLOGICAL EC 67U

AL REEF STRUCTURE AND DIVERSITY BIOLOGY OF CORAL REEFS; THEROBETICAL ECOLOGY; BIOGEOGRAPHY OF TROPICAL B 557

OTDOOR EDUCATION COURSES RESEARCH IN BIRD POPULATIONS - THESIS RESEARCH IN HERRING GULLS POPULATIONS MAR 292

AL GAS ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF SBG PLANT ECOSYSTEBS AS THEY ARE EFFECTED BY POLLUTION ECOLOGICAL EFFECT 511

MBERS OF MY FIRM REPRESENT THE FULL RANGE OF SCIENCES AS THEY EEAR UPON THE ENVIRONMENT EFFLUENT MANAGEME 268

BT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOBEST PEBTILIZAT ION COOPERATIVE THIBD ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST 608

HE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FOREST FERTILIZATTCN COOPERATIVE THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE 293

TION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS ACHIEVING STABLE PREDATOR - PREY INTE U37

HUHArf POPULATION DENSITY VS. ACCELERATED EUTROPHICATION THRESHOLDS LAKES GREAT LAKES ACCEL. EUTROPHICAT U37

LUATION OF HUMAN PREGNANCY TEST IN BITCHES SEPARATION CF THROHBOCYTES AND LYMPHOCYTES FROM AVIAN BLOOD B 752

BS REGULATING BLOOD CELL FORMATION HUMORAL REGULATICN OP THROM EOPOIESIS REGULATION OF PLATELET PRODUCTION 1U6

CTS OF ENVIRONMENT ON PENETRATION OF ANTICHOLINESTERASES THRU SKIN ENVIRONHENTA L PHYSIOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICA 16U

OF MODERN AND ANCIENT CARBONATE SEDIMENTS PALECOLOGY OF TICHENOR LIMESTONE FOB AMINIPEBAL-ALGAL COLONIES 90

ORUS LIZARDS EVOLUTION COMPARATIVE POPULATION CYTOGENE TICS CF VERTEBRATES BIOGEOGRAPHY COMP. POP. CYT 297

TRY INFLUENCES THEREON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT IN OLIGOHALINE TIDAL MARSHES PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 332

TROPICAL ANGIOSPEBM TAXONOMY; NB U.S. LOCAL ELCRA; CONK. TIDAL MARSHES STATE OF CONNECTICUT TIDAL WETLAND t2U

S. LOCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE OF CONNECTICUT TIDAL WETLANDS PRESERVATION PROGRAM CONSULTANT B 1420

H WETLANDS STUDY OP SOUTHAMPTON TOWN NEW YORK EFFECTS CF TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUARY CT PLANT ECOLOGY OF 675

USTON NEW TOWN SITE TEXAS WETLAND PLANT DISTRIBUTION IN TIDEWATER MD WETLAND ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN REP 650

S CHM. WORK GRP. U OF THE CONP. ON GLOBAL ECOL. PROBLEMS TIE ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR URBAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIE 356

OF CUATRO CIENEGAS BASIN MEXICO ECOLOGY OF CNEMIDOPHOBDS TIGRIS VERTEBRATE FAUNA COLORADO NATL. MONUMENT U68

SOC. PELAGIC SARGASSUH REVISION E COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY CF TILEFISHES MARINE ECOLOGY 6 SYSTEMATICS OF PISH 191

PFECTS OP ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATION ON WILDLIFE HABITAT TIMBER CUTTING EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE HABITAT FOOD 158

D HABITAT SELECTION BIRO POPULATION EFFECT OF LOGGING ON TIMBER OPERATIONS AND WILDLIFE WILDLIFE RESOURCE 762

NATIONAL TIMBER PRODUCTION - INCREASE AND IMPACT 659

TAl POLLUTION UPON AVIAN AND MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION FULL TIME RESEARCH SINCE 1965 - REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY 108

ED IN US SYSTMATICS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SYSTEMATICS CF TINAMOUS SYSTEMATICS DISTRIBUTION AND LIFE HI 32

ODCTIVITY STUDIES LIMNOLOGICAL SURVEY OP THE CLARION AND TIONESTA RESERVOIRS CONSULTANT - WATER POLLUTION 1195

TAPLASIA CELLS OF MAMMALIAN OVIDUCT CELL AND TISSUE CHANGES DURING DEVELOPMENT RNA-INDUCEO BE 259

INHIBITOR IN CATTLE TOXICOLOGY STUDIES ON VIRGINIAMYCIN TISSUE RESIDUES 6 TOXICOLOGY OP VETERINARY PRODU 185

D GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY OF WATER AND SEDIMENT 766

GLANDS - ATTACHMENT MECHANISM HISTOCHEMISTRY - BARNACIB TISSUES DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING PROGRAM - ENVIRO U31

PACT BROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS NEW YORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT TITUS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN TRINIT 792

DIMORPHISM IN TOADPISH SWIMBLADDEBS BRAIN STIMULATION IN TOADFISH SARGASSUM COMMUNITY ECOLOGY FAUNAL VAB 218

DNAL VARIATION ON PELAGIC SARGASSUM SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN TOACPISH SWIMBLADDEBS BRAIN STIMULATION IN TOADF 218

IFE RESOURCES ALCOVY RIVER GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAM 6 RESERVOIR N.Y. N.J. r. PA PI 522

STRIBUTION AND CYTOLOGY OF AQUATIC MICROORGANISMS COPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION BY WOOD EXT 581

ENVIRONMENT PLANTS ARCTIC-ALPINE AND COASTAL TAXONOMY CF TOLOSTOMA BRUMALE SNOWCOVEB ECOLOGY OP DIAPENSIA 727

AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY POLLUTION OP UPPER TOMAWANDA CREEK U55

OlOGT OP FORABINIPERIDA LATE PLEISTOCENE PALEOECOLOGY OP TONGUE OF OCEAN BIOSTR ATIGR APHY OF ATLANTIC COAS UU5

ION OF COASTAL WATERS SALT MARSH MICROCOSMS: A POLLUTION TOOL EFFECT OF OIL ON MARINE BIOTA SALT MARSH PR SOU

OWTH REQUIREMENTS OP SALT MARSH VEGETATION PHYSIOLOGY CF TORFGBASS UNDER STRESS CONDITIONS STRESS PHYSIOL 3U9

D MEDITERRANEAN OCEAN ACRE STUDIES STUDY OF INFLUENCE Of TOWING SPEED ON CATCH PLANKTON 6 NEKTON SAMPLIN 22

E IN A SELECTED SALT MARSH WETLANDS STUDY OP SOUTHAMPTON TOWN NEW YORK EFFECTS OF TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTU 675

VEGETATION HACKENSACK MEADOWS VEGETATION OP HOUSTON NEW TOWN SITE TEXAS WETLAND PLANT DISTRIBUTION IN T 650

ABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR GAMEBIRDS AND FARM GAME PLAINFIEID TOWNSHIP COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER 6 WAT 670

HENT AND PLANNING THALLIUM POLLUTION HAZARDOUS SPILLS ^f TOXIC CHEMICALS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF DR'JDGE D UU7

ISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OP ESTUARINE CRAB TO CADBIUB TOXIC EFFECTS OP HEAVY BETALS TO OYSTER EBBBYOS 110

NES AND AVIAN REPRODUCTION US USSR ENVIRONBENT AL PROGRAM TOXIC SUBSTANCES ACT BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGI 5U1

EASE OXYGEN TOXICITY INHALED GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOXICITY DIAGNOSIS ANIMAL DISEASE INCLUDING TOX 590

BIOLOGY; ELECTRONMICROSCOPY; HISTOLOGY; EMBRYOLOGY DRUG TOXICITY EFFECTS OF TRA NQUI LIZING DRUG ON RATS 126

369

TBBLE 1 - RESEARCH OF CONSOLTftTTON EXPERIENCE «ND PRINCIPLE FIELD

FISH ftCUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEMPEBATUBE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METAL BENTHIC HEAVY METAL TOXICI 576

Al TOXICITY TOilABD FBESH UATEB AQOATIC COMMUNITIES SCDTE TOXICITY HEAVY BETAIS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY 576

OATIC COMMUNITISS ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METALS FISH TEMPERATURE ACUTE TOX 576

IC PRODUCTIVITY GBOHTH FACTORS VITAMINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN HATERS BIOLOGICAL PRODOCTIVl 507

S TOXICOLOGY OV SYNPETS AND N^A TC MARINE LIFE CRUDE OIL TOXICITY IN RED SEA PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ME 205

OSIS ANIMAL DISEASE INCLUDING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE OXYGEN TOXICITY INHALED GASEOUS IRRITANTS BERYLLIUM TOX 590

lUATION OP ANTIMALARIAL COMPOUNDS IN INF. MONKKYS ACUTE TOXICITY OP PESTICIDES TO ESTOR. COPEPODS SCREEN 39a

TO FISH ROLE OP NUTRIENTS IN DIATOM POPULATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY OF SULFITE HASTE LIGAOC TO R. TBOUT FI 281

TRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF VESSELS EFFECTS CF TEMPERATURE AND TOXICITY ON P. ROSEOLA HAZARD ASSOCIATED HITH SH 616

PEBATURE ACUTE TOXICITY HEAVY METAL BENTHIC HEAVY METAL TOXICITY TOWARD FRESH WATER AQUATIC COMMUNITIES 576

S BERYLLIUM TOXICIT' OIAGNOJIS ANXMRL DISEASE INCLUDING TOXICOLOGIC DISEASE OXYGEN TOXICITY INHALED GASE 590

ANTS HEALTH EFFECTS OF POWER PLANT IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA TOX ICOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS BIOLOGIC 261

QUALITY STUDIES RIVERINE SY5^E1"S, MASS. PHYSIOLOGY AND TOXICOLOGY OF AQUATIC ANIMALS ESPECIALLY NEBVOO 10«

ETS TO MARINE LIF--: CADIIUM POISONING IN MArdNE ORGANISMS TOXICOLOGY OF SYNDETS AND NTA TO MARINE LIFE CRO 205

E TOXICOLOGY STUDIE'^ ON VIRGINIA MYC:^ N TISSUE RESIDUES 6 TOXICOLOGY OF VETERINARY PRODUCTS BIOCHEMISTRY 185

MYCIN IN SWINE RESIDUES OF A METHANE INHIBITOR IN CATTIE TOXICOLOGY STUDIES ON VIRGI NI AMYCIN TISSUE BESI 185

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY TOXICOLOGY BIOCHEMICAL GENETICS HEAVY METAL «63

OSS-FLORIDA BARGE CANAL INVESTIGATION FISHERY BESEARCR TOXICOLOGY ECOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY PEST CONTROL 7U9

NS ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES 0" HIGHWAYS ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ESPECIALLY OF AIR WATER AND OTHER 539

OF HEALTH AND SAFETY -lAJARDS 8 (ODEGRADAT ION AND AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY PRODUCT DETERMINATION OF ENVIRONMEN 31

COLOGICAl STUDY SCHUYLKILL HtVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY PUFFER TOXIN OF SPHOEROIDES TESTUDTNEUS ICHTHYOLOGY F 087

ALOPODS AND GASTROPOD MOLLUSCS TOXINS OF MARINE INVERTEBRATES PARTICULARLY CEPH 671

IC SYSTEMS AQUATIC PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH FACTORS VITAMINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOL 507

LIFE HISTORY STUDIES TAXONOMY SABBATICAL - ONIV. MYSORE TOXOPIASMOS IS ACAROLOGY SOIL MITES (ORIBATEI) 633

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON MONITION DUMP SITES TRACE ELEMENT STUDIES ON DEEP WATER PLANKTON 3«0

OF PLANTS INORGANIC PLANT NUTRITION ESPECIALLY TRACE ELEMENTS BORON BEQUIREMENT AND METABOLISM 128

PLANT CELLS PLANT MINERAL NUTRITION 6 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN BIOSPHERES NITROGEN NUTBITION 771

ER CONFORMATION CF ADSORBED PROTIENS ORGANIC MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATURAL HATERS TRACE METAL - 0 751

N CONTBOL BADIOACTIVITY MEASUBEMENT HUDSON RIVER ECOLOGY TRACE ELEMENTS IN URBAN ATMOSPHERES ENVIRONMENT 20U

ION BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF OCEANS HITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TRACE ELEMENTS B ADIONUCLIDES AND POLLUTANTS RADl 7U

ENS ORGANIC MATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATBEAL WATERS TRACE METAL - ORGANIC MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEA 751

CHEMICAL EFFECTS ISOTHERMAL COMPRESSIBILITY OF SEAHATER TRACE METAL BASELINE STUDIES CHEMICAL EFFECT OF 1(29

CE METALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEROBIC HATER SYSTEMS TRACE METAL CYCLING DURING DREDGING MID-ATLANTIC 3

ND SEDIMENTS AMINO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF MARINE SEDIMENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES OBGANIC CHEMISTRY 766

HATERS THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS AIR PUBIFICATICN TRACE METALS IN LAKE WASHING'^ON LEAD IN COASTAL 25

RITE IN HEATED WASTE WATER WATER QUALITY SURVEY ROLE CF TRACE METALS IN MICROBIAL METABOLISM NITRITE FOR 781

ICAL OCEANOGRAPHY CARBON SULFUR BUDGETS DISSOLVED GASES TBACE METALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEBOBIC HA 3

LLS MANAGEMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS TERNS PANEL ON HAZARDOUS TRACE SUBSTANCES INTERACTION OF BEHAVIOR AND PO 1914

SONIC TRACKING STRIPED BASS 791

OBBITED TRADESCANTIA ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGEN TESTING HITH TRADESCANTIA VARIOUS DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF ION 676

RADIATION ON PLANTS RADIOBIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ORBITED TRADESCANTIA ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGEN TESTING WITH 676

POLLUTANTS HITH MARINE AND FRESHHATER PH YTOPLANKTON NIH TRAINEE - METABOLISM OF DDT BY FRESHHATER ALGAE 578

ILLANCE - BEACH PES. FOR ANTIAMOEBIC AGENT BIOTECHNICI AN TRAINING MODULES DEVELOPMENT PROTOZOOLOGY - PAT U85

ES CATEGORIZATION OF PESTICIDES USED BY FEDERAL AGENCIES TRAINING OBJECTIVES S STDS FOB FEDEBAL PEST MANA SOU

CHANISM HISTOCHEMISTBY - BARNACLE TISSUES DEVELOPMENT CF TRAINING PROGRAM - ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGISTS «31

CROSCOPY; HISTOLOGY; EMBRYOLOGY DRUG TOXICITY EFFECTS CF TRANQOILIZING DRUG ON RATS DOGS S HORSES CELL «26

EAR POHER PLANT SITE TERRESTRIAL IMPACT SURVEY BEVIEH CF TBANSAIASKA OIL PIPE IMPACT REP. ARCTIC MAMMAL P 327

ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETATION MAP SUCCESSION OF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT BODEGA BAY CA. MARINE BOTANY 795

AND POLICY ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMATION OP PASTORAL MASAI IN KENYA PBICIN 175

ARY WATER QUALITY; THERMAL POLLUTION; SALINITY INTRUSICN TEAHSIENT HATEE QUALITY IN ESTUABY NETWORKS SUBM 302

N LAB. CULTURES CONTROL OF GERMAN COCKROACH HITH RECIPR. TBANSIC COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND HILD GBRMA 316

ITES ON MALARIA MED ENTOMOLOGY HITH EMPHASIS ON DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND VECTOR BIOCONTROL ADAPTATION OF 755

ULATION RELATIONSHIPS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF ELECTRICAL TBARS MISSION CONTBOL OF BIBD DEPREDATION OH AGRI 101

TERES? IN HATERFCUL TERRESTRIAL 6 HETLAND EVALUATION FOR TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDOR WILDLIFE EVALUATION 575

PHYSIOLOGY OF SNYAPTIC TRANSMISSION PHYSIOLOGY OF ELECTRONIC JUNCTIONS 56

N LAKES PHONORECEPTION IN ARROW WORMS STRATIFICATION AND TRANSEABENCY IN AFBICAN LAKES AQUATIC PBIMABY P «75

ATIONS OF SURFACE-MINED LANDS HYDBOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE CF TRANSPIRATION CONTROL BY STOMATA INFLUENCE OP F a21

D OF GERMINATION IN SEEDS OF AQUILEGIA USE OF EECIPPOCAL TRANSPLANTS IN GENECOLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY 115

PARTICULARLY AUXINS AND CYTOKININS INHIBITORS OF AUXIN TRANSPORT PHYSIOLOGY OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS 715

ANALYSIS OF PCB.DDT ORGANICS IN BOSTON HARBOR SEDIMENTS TRANSPORT AND ALTERATION OF OBGANIC CHEMICALS IN 636

IS mCBOBIOLOGY SO. SHOBE LONG ISLAND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS TRANSPORT FACILITIES WESTCHESTER COUNTY LENTIC-l 113

TREE WATER RELATION; MANS IMPACT; AND LAND USE PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY IMPACT ON SOIL AND WATERSHED 157

SEDIMENT SIZE AND CHEMISTRY INFLUENCES THEREON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT IN OLIGOHALINE TIDAL MARSHES PHYSICAL 332

KS PREY SELECTION BEHAVIOR OF MARINE SNAILS BEHAVIOR AND TRANSPORT OF BIVALVE LARVAE EXPERIMENTAL ANALYS 799

IFICATION OF CONCENTRATED NITRATE WASTEWATERS HATEBFRCKT TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES HATE 371

NG VARIATION IN A FLOUNDER FISHERY RHODE ISLAND FLOATING TRAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON YIELDS OF LO 651

AND HILDLIFE PRODUCTIVITY FOR RECREATION PURPOSES DDR 2U TRAPPING BLUEGILL SONFISH IN FARM PONDS LAKE TBO 777

lES EVALUATION OF EXOTIC GAME BIRD PBOGBAM PHEASANT LIVE TRAPPING STUDY QUANTICO MCB DEAD DEEB SUBVEY HI 718

REMOVAL OF IRON FROM ACID MINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN HIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPILL USE OP CLUIDIZED BED EL 783

CCOQDAN WATERSHED OPTIMAL PROCEDURES FOR SLUDGE DISPOSAL TREATABILITY OF VARIOUS MUNITIONS MANUFACTURING 572

POPULATIONS DYNAMICS AND SIMULATED YIELD OF DOUGLAS FIR TREE AND STAND DATA FROM LOH-IEVEL AERIAL PHOTO 490

lASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION AS WILDLIFE HABITAT WETLAND TREE GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY ARTIFICIAL FLOODING W 262

ON PREPARATION OF BOOKS AND MAPS U.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NE NICARAGUA P U38

A PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TURRIALBA COSTA RICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NW ECUADOR TR U38

COSTA RICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NW ECUADOR TREE IDENTIFICATION PREPARATION OF BOOKS AND MAP U38

E IDENTIFICATION FOREST SURVEY NE NICARAGUA PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TURRIALBA COSTA RICA TREE I «38

PECT OF FLOODING ON SWAMP FOREST PLANT WATER RELATIONS; TREE PHYSIOLOGY MEASUBEMENT OF WATER STRESS IN P «03

ODS RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION FOREST SOIL-SITE REIATIONS TREE PHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH MANAGEMENT FOREST SOIL 560

YSTEMS SYSTEM ANALYSIS DECIDUOUS FOREST ECOSYSTEM FOREST TREE ROOT SYSTEMS CROWN STEM RELATIONSHIPS IN FO 702

ELAWARE ESTUABY PROJECT - MARSHES POPULATION DYNAMICS CP TREE SEEDLINGS GBASSLAND PBODUCTION AND METHODS 261

AGE ON LOGGED ABEAS OF NEW YORK SOIL SCIENCE APPLIED TO TREE WATER RELATION; MANS IMPACT; AND LAND USE P 157

Y ECOLOGY OF WOOD INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY OF FOREST TREE AND FOREST PRODUCTS INSECTS PHEROMONE PROD 6«7

ENSDRATION TECHNICAL REPORT WRITING THE TARIF SYSTEM CF TREE-VOLUME ESTIMATIONS GIRARD FORM CLASS ESTIMA 782

GENETICS AND PHYSIOLOGY OF TREES 545

EST TREE ROOT SYSTEMS CROHN STEM RELATIONSHIPS IN FOREST TREES ANALYSIS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS SYSTEM ANAL 702

370

TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATICN EXPERITNCE AND PRINCIPLE FIfLD

T OLD-FIELD SUCCESSION VERNAL CAMEIAL ACTIVITY IN FCBEST TREES ANALYSIS OF PHYTOTOXIC EFFTCTS OF CHMICA 11U

EVAPOTRANSPIRATION AND SNOHHELT HATER STRESS IN HARDHOCD TREES SNOMHEIT IN HARDHOOD FORESTS UIND PROFILES 21U

TY ECOLOGICAL STDDIES WILDLIFE INDICATORS OF ENVIRONNENT TRENDS NATURAL AREA SURVEYS ECOLOGY OF HEAVY MET 368

VOIR N.Y. N.J. f. PA FISH 6 HILDLIFE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIEUTARIES EVALUATING EFFECTS OF WATER RESOURC 522

RIPED BASS ADDLT AND YOUNG FISHES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES ESPECIALLY STRIPED BASS GROSS BIOLO 586

CE OF A MORPHACTINS ON SOYBEAN PLANTS INFLUENCE OF 2 3-5 TRI lOD ABENZOIC ACID ON SOYBEANS ENVI RON1ENTAL F 127

NMENTAL INPACT TITUS RESERVOIR TEXAS ENV I RONHENTAL PLAN TRINITY RIVER BASIN TEXAS ENVIR0N1ENTAL I1PACT B 792

F OKWARI PARK SITE BY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGIST UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS ECOSYSTEN MONITORING VIA AVIFAUNA 130

ERMAL SEWAGE CONSTRUCTION; FISHES HACROIN VERTEBRATES AND TROPHIC LEVELS HARRISBURG FLOOD PROTECTION STUDY 183

TION OF ZOO. IN THE HUDSON ESTUARY DIELDRIN CONC. IN THE TROPHIC LEVELS OF A MARSH THE FACTORS CON~ROLIN 59u

OPHICATION PROCESSES AND BIOLOGICAL POLLUTION MONITORIKG TROFHCGENIC ECOLOGY OF SOUTHWESTERN RESERVOIRS E U69

BREEDING TEMPORARY SCIENTIST INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE CF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE PLANT BREEDER GRAIN LEGUME 503

TORE AND DYNAMICS OF COMMUNITIES RESOURCE PARTITIONING TROPICAL BIOLOGY RESOURCE PARTITIONING OF TROPIC 622

TROPICAL INSECT ASSOCIATIONS DIVERSITY AND STABILITY CF TROPICAL CROP SYSTEMS INFLUENCE OP VEGFTATIOH DI 59S

PARTITIONING TROPICAL BIOLOGY RESOURCE PARTITIONING CF TROPICAL EPIPHYTES STRUCTURE OF A TROPICAL PLANT 622

REAKS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF INSECTS ECOLOGY OF CROPS TROPICAL INSEC ASSOCIATIONS DIVERSITY AND STABI 595

ARENCY IN AFRICAN LAKES AQUATIC PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN TROPICAL LAKES MEASUREMENT AND Ri?GULATION REGUl U75

MICROBIOLOGY EICDEGB ADATION OF PESTICIDES NODOLATION CF TROPICAL LEGUMES POLLUTION OF FARM PONDS SOIL U91

GY OF CORAL REEFS; THERORETICAL ECOLOGY; BIOGEOGFAPHY CF TROPICAL MARINE ANIMALS EFFECTS OF A PANAMA SEA- 557

PINE TELEOST BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY ANT FOOD RELATIONSHIPS CF TROPICAL MARINE FISHES LAKE - CONSULTANT - ONGOI 176

SOURCE PARTITIONING OF TROPICAL EPIPHYTES STRUCTURE OP A TROPICAL PLANT- POLLINATOR SYSTEM SYSTEMATICS OF 622

ERMAL EFFECTS ON AQUATIC ORGANISMS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN TROPICAL PONDS MEKONG RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECO 1 1 U

IL INTERPRETATION LAND USE FATE CE ANIMAL WASTE IN SOUS TROPICAL SOILS SOIL SURVEY SOIL CLASSIFICATION 92

TS ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF MARINE ANIMALS IMPACT CF TROPICAL STCRH AGNES ON DELAWARE ESTUARY ECOLOGI 717

IL JOINT PARANA COMMISSION CONSOLICATED EDISON ECOLOGY; TROPICS; SOIL-PLANT RELATIONSHIPS; ENVIRONMENTAL 265

POLATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY OF SULFITE HASTE IIGAOC TO P. TROUT FISH BIOASSAYS ACUTE 6 SUBLETHAL EFFECTS 281

FISH REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANOXIA AND NA LOSS IN BROCK TROUT AT LOW PH SALT GLAND OF SEA SNAKES ION AND 530

OSES DUR 21 TRAPPING BLUEGILL SUNFISH IN FARM PONDS LAKE TRODT CHROMOSOME MORPHOLOGY INCREASE FISH AND H 777

MAINE EFFECTS OF VARIOUS STOCKING RATES IN PONDS ON EK. TROUT FISHING QUALITY PREDATION ON NEWLY STOCKED 73

ANKTON DOHESTIC-INDOSTRIAL POLLUTION AND BENTHAL INSECTS TROUT HATCHERY VS. OWNER OF A POND-COURT CASE DI 299

AREA IN MINNESOTA PATHOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY OF FINGERLING TROUT IN MONTANA ACCELERATED EUTROPHIC ATION IN A 365

LATIONS RESPONSE OF FISH TO POLLOTION CONTROL ANADROMOUS TROUT MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY OF WARM WA^ER FISH IN N 277

ISH AND WILDLIFE POND MANAGEMENT TROUT STREAM MANAGEMENT TROUT POND MANAGEMENT EEPORTING ON THE EFFECTS 96

LARGE RESERVOIRS RESERVOIR POPULATION ESTIMATION RAINECW TROUT SPAWNING SUCCESS FISH BIOLOGY MEASURES 0 2U6

RESOURCE PROJECTS UPON FISH AND WILDLIFE POND MANAGEMENT TRODT STREAM MANAGEMENT TROUT POND MANAGEMENT B 96

BTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY CF FISHES TROUTS OF UPPER KERN RIVEB BASIN CALIFORNIA PIS 62U

F MINE DRAINAGE ROADSIDE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN WASTE TRT. PLANTS BIOLGICAL ASPECT OF WASTE TRFATHENT 367

WATERSHED MAINE COASTAL WETLANDS GROUNDTRUTH DENNIS AND TRURO IMPACT AND DEPENDENCE OF MAN ON ECOSYSTEM 516

H 6 WILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT WORLD HERITAGE TRUST LIVING RESOURCE MANGEMFNT EFFECTS OF SURF 677

D MAN-CREATED ORIGIN ANALYSIS OF NANTUCKET SOUND ISLANDS TRUST BILL EUTOPHICATION OF COBBOSSEE WATERSHED 516

AGARA FRONTIER REGION WESTERN NY POSSIBLE JET POPUIATICN TRYING TO KEEP OFF ROAD VEHICLES OUT OF POSTED f. 189

ED SELECTED RESPONSE TO A TERATOGEN IN MICE MECHANISM CF TRYPAN BLUE TFRATOGENES IS ANIMAL MODEL SYSTEM FO U9

NCISCO VALLEY N.M. WESTERN N.M. POWERIINE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS 6 ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY N. 3U5

MOOSE SKIN EFFECT OF CARCINOGENS CN MOOSE SKIN CHROMATIN TUMOR PROMOTION OF ANTHRALIN IN MOUEF SKIN ORGA 632

OF BREAST TUMORS RADIATION DCSE RESPONSE FOR BAT BREAST TUMORS EXPERIMENTAL RADIA-ION AND CHEMICAL CARC 638

HEMICAL CARCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATION RAT BREAST TUMORS IN VITRO INDUCTION OF BREAST TUMORS RADIA 63R

RADIATION RAT BREAST TOMORS IN VITRO INDUCTION OF BREAST TDMCRS RADIATION DOSE RESPONSE FOR RAT BREAST TU 638

TY; FECUNDITY; AGING SET RATIOS LIFE HISTORY CF SKIPJACK TUNA LIFE HISTORY OF FISHES; SEXUAL MATURI UU

RA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN COLD REGIONS U.S. TUNDRA BIOME IBP COLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TERRAIN 82

EBRAIN OIL SPILL AND CLEAN DP ARCTIC SOILS PERMAFROST TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN COLD 82

INE FISHES LAKE - CONSOLTANT - ONGCXNG EUTROPHICATION CF TUNIS THERMAL EFFECTS UPON EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF 176

MOROCCO LIZARD ECOLOGY PRESAHARAN ECOSYSTEM IN SOUTHERN TUNISIA BTOGEOGRAPHY HERPETOFAUNA SOUTHERN SPAIN 97

ATIONS AND BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY HABITAT SELECTION AND USE TUNISIAN PRESANARAN PROJECT VERTEBRATE POPUL 253

OGY THERMAL POLLUTION EFFECTS ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF TURBIDITY AND SILTATION ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS 36

ERIC TURBULENCE LASER SCINTILLATION ST0DI3S ATMOSPHERIC TURBULENCE IN PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER M5ASUREHE 773

E IN PLANETARY BOUNDARY LAYER MEASUREMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC TORBUIFUCE LASER SCINTILLATION STUDIES ATMOSPHE 773

OLD, SHADE AND WEAR STUDIES WITH TDRFGRASSES AGRONOMY - TORFGBASS MANAGEMENT FORAGE CROPS MANAGEMENT DBO 798

CPS MANAGEMENT DROUTH COLD SHADE AND WEAR STUDIES WITH TUBFGPASSES AGRONOMY - TURFGRASS MANAGEMENT FOR 798

F FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON WILDLIFE HILDLIFE BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS WILD TURKEY INTERNAL PARASITE 125

WILDLIFE WILDLIFE BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY FOOD BABIT3 WILD TURKEY INTERNAL PARASITES IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPE 125

I SELECTION IN WILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY FIVER PROJECT WILD TURKEY PRESEASON BANDING ORNITHOLOGY AT THE ORG 285

ABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY 6 PLANT ECOLOGY OF WETLANDS WILD TURKEY RE-ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL ATLAN 223

EHAVIOR POPULATION DYNAMICS NEST SITE SELECTION IN WILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJECT WILD TURKEY PRES 28S

EST SURVEY NE NICARAGUA PROFESSIONAL TREE IDENTIFICATION TORRIALBA COSTA RICA TREE IDENTIFICATION FOREST HIS

BIAHS COMPARATIVE ECOLOGY OF SYMFATBIC CRICKET FROGS NEW TURTLE FOR WEST VIRGINIA COMPARATIVE HERPETOLOGY U7

HBRPETOLOGY CF LONG ISLAND NEW YORK TURTLE MARKING PROJECT ON LONG ISLAND 620

ATION EFFECTS ON BEHAVIOR AQDACULTURE AND BIOLOGY OF SEA TURTLES VERTEBRATE AND AQUA'TC ECOLOGY; RADIATI 6UU

ATEMENT PREPARATION PEREGRINE FALCON POPULATION RESEARCH TURTLES AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS V 75U

SYSTEMATIC HERPETOLOGY VARIATION IN SNAPPING TURTLES CHELYDRA SP 217

REPROD. DOMESTIC ANIMALS APPL. EGG TRANSFER IN INDOCTICN THINS IN CATTLE ECOL. INFL. HEALTH REPROD. WILD 61U

ND BIOCHEMISTRY APPLIED TO CANCER RESEARCH INHIBITION CF TWO-STAGE CARCINOGENESIS IN MOUSE SKIN EFFECT OF 632

E DIPTERA OF EGYPT TAXONOMY OF TWO-WINGED FLIES (DIPTERA) AND MORPHOLOGY OF SAM 697

I BUOY DATA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA AND WEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION METEOROLOGY AND PHYSIC 122

ADOR TREE IDENTIFICATION PREPARATION CF BOOKS AND MAES U.S. AND LATIN AMERICA TREE IDENTIFICATION PORES 1(38

LIVING RESOORCE MANGEMENT EFFECTS OF SURFACE MINING CN U.S. FISH 6 HILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE ABATEMEN 677

AREAL OBSERVATION EST. WT. FLOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COMM. FISH. PARAMETERS 535

ADMINISTRATION OF FORESTRY PROGRAMS; 10 YEARS CHIEF CF U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; U1 135

ISTRIBOTION ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR OF FISHES ZOOGEOGRAPHY EAST U.S. FRESHWATER FISHES SURVEY RARE ENDANGERRED F 369

NSULTANT BIOLOGISTS NEOTROPICAL ANGIOSPEPM TAXONOMY; NE U.S. LOCAL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE OP C U2U

S. FRESHWATER FISHES SURVEY RARE ENDANGERRED PISHES S.E. U.S. PREI MPOUNDMENT SORV. POMP STORAGE PROJECT 369

TUNDRA ECOLOGY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT IN COLD REGICNS U.S. TUNDRA BioHE IPP CCLD REGION ECOLOGY AND TE 32

NMENTAL REPORT - NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PDGNAX PAPULATION ECOLOGICAL SURVEY COASTAL 635

SALT MARSH ECOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON ENERGY FLOW THROUGH UCA PUGNAX POPULATION ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT - NUC 635

ODOCTS IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS RESISTANT CANDIDA ALBICANS ULTRACENTRI PUGATION YEAST CELLS IN GRADIENT ACRY 605

XPOSDRE TO DDT BEHAVIORAL CHANGES IN PISH PXPOSPD TO CCT OLTFA STRUCT URAL CHANGES IN PISH EXPOSED To DDT 768

371

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COLOUS PROTOZOA REVIEW 6 OEM STUDIES IN MAfltlOTH CAVE HY
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BIOLOGY AND MANAGEBENT OF FREE LIVIKG

BITAT CHANGES ON KILDLIFE POPULATIONS AND FOOD HABITS CF

D SYSTEHATICS OF FRESHWATER MUSSLES (dOLLOSCA: BIVALVIA:

THY ASSOC. CONOWINGO BUDDY RUN PROJECT BASS COOP FISHERY

LITTLE EGG INLET MARINE AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES IN NE
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BATHEBATICAL ECOLOGY OF FOREST SPECIES AGE STRUCTURE IN

TOWNSHIP COBPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER 6 WATER PLAN
OREST BOVEBENTS OP PHEASANTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA ECOLOGY CP
OUSE IN BAINE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE BANAGEBENT
IFE EFFECTS OF STRIP BINES ON WILDLIFE BANAGEBENT OF

LAND BANAGEBENT FOB

FD BASS GROSS BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF OVERBOARD DISPOSAL IN

ECOSYSTEB BONITORING VIA AVIFAUNA AN. ECOSYSTEB ANALYSIS

CRINOIOGY REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOICGY OF FISHES TFOUTS CF

AQUATIC ENTOBOLOGY POLLUTICN CF

RCES OF OKWARI PARK SITE BY CT. NY BEHAVIORAL ECOIOGIST

KTON NIH TRAINEE - BETABOLISB OF CDT BY FRESHWATER ALGAE

FOLIAR FERTILIZATION ION STIH. ATPASE CONTRUIET NA AND K

SS ENGINEERING OIL SPILL SOURCE DETECTION BUBBLE INDOCID

SOIL SCIENCE INTERPRETATION OP SOUS IN

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EROSION CONTROL IN WATER COURSES AND SLOPES IN

CONE. ON GLOBAL ECOl. PROPLEBS TIE ADVISORY COUNCIL FCB
OILED WATERFOWL WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION TO
F WOODY PLANTS IN URBAN SUBURBAN AND FOREST ECOSYSTEFS
EST AREA EVALUATION HELICOPTER DELIVERY OF MEDICAL CARE
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GY OP WATERFOWL NEST PREDATION ECOLOGY OF URBAN WILDLIFE
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ECOLOGY OF ROOT PATHOGENS PATHCICGY CF WOODY PLANTS IN
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SOUTH BABMOUTH REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSBENT EOCKAWAY
OD CONTROL PROJECT RARITAN CENTER DREDGING PROJECT ROOND
LINE ROUTE IBPACT TUCSON GAS 6 ELECTRIC STUDIES IN GILA
N TAXONOBY ZOOGEOGRAPHY BIOSORVEY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO
afACT STATEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT WYOMING

ISLAND NORTHAMPTON CO. VIRGINIA EVALUATION OP NATURAL
F BROAD SPECTRUM PESTICIDES AND/OR THE SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL
CT OF SLEEP ROLIOB DEVELOPMENT (2 HOC UNITS ( ENV. IBPACT
DISPOSAL IN RHODE ISLAND SOUND CORRELATIONS BETWEEN ENV.
ISE VOLE REVIEW lOtt STATEMENT ON HIGHWAY 1-88, NEW YORK

WATERSEEDS IN LAKES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OP AIGAE AND
aiOSVSTEMATIC STUDY OF VERONICA SERPHYILIFOL lA

PLANTS OP MARYLAND WOODY PLANTS CF MARYLAND MARSH-TICAL
OGICAL SURVEY-POWER PLANT SITES ECOLOGY AND TAXCNCMY CF
MED ENTOMOLOGY WITH EMPHASIS ON DISEASE TRANSMISSION AND

HEALTH SEROEPIEBIOLOGICAl SURVEY AT ARHY RESEARCH BASIS
S DEVELOPMEilT PROTOZOOLOGY - PATHOGENIC FORMS AND THEIB
TH DEFOLIATION AERIAL SENSING FOB EVALUATING: STRESS IN
ATE CROP INTERACTIONS EVAPORATIVE COOLING OP HORT. CROPS

ULTSASTRUCTURE OP JELLYFISH MUSCLE CONTRACTION SHU

UNDERGROUND WATER PROTOZOA CAVERNICOLOUS PROTOZO 256

UNDERGROUND WATER PROTOZOA TEMPERATURE RELAXED O 256

UNDERWATER (USING SCUBA) ASSESSMENT OP COMHONITI UHU

UNCIRWATER ACOUSTICS 286

UNGULATES 1«9

UNGULATES EFFECTS OF CUTTING ON DEER POOD PRODUC 303

ONIONACEA) IDENTIFICATION OF FRESH-WATER MOLLDSK 2UU

UNIT CONNECTICUT RIVER PROJECT LIFE HISTORY OP 226

UNITED STATES; COLLECTION 6 ANALYSIS ECOLOGICAL 157

UNITS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF GRAND PROJECTS IM 252

UNITS ON WILDLIFE VOCALIZATIONS OP WOODCOCK AND 606

UNITS < ENV. IBPACT VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDR 252

UNIV. INDIA RESEARCH ALIKALI BEE MANAGEMENT ECO U3

UNIV. MYSORE TOXOPLASMOSIS ACAROLOGY SOIL MITE 633

UNMOTIVATED ADOLESCENTS SYSTEM ANALYSIS OP INDIV 120

UNPALATIBILITY OF BUTTERFLIES TO BIRDS USE OF A 126

UNSTABLE ENVIRONMENTS AGE VARIATION IN GENETIC C 506

UPDATE LEASEE LAKE RECREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIA 670

UPLANC AND BIG GAME ANIMALS GROSS CHANGES OF THE 568

UPLAND AND BIG GAME INFLUENCE OF DEER ON VEGETAT 618

UPLAND GAME ANIBALS EFFECTS OF HIGHWAYS ON WILDL 082

DPLANI GABE WATER FOWL AND WHITE-TAILED DEER 725

UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY - FISH BIOLOGICAL EVAIHATIO 586

UPPER DIVISION COLLEGE HARBISBORG FLOOD CONTROL 130

UPPER KERN RIVER BASIN CALIFORNIA PISH PHYSIOLO 621

UPPER TOHAWANDA CREEK tt55

UPPER TROPHIC LEVELS ECOSYSTEB MONITORING VIA AV 130

UPTAKE AND METABOLISM OF DDT 6 DIELDRIN BY MARIN 578

UPTAKE IN PLANTS DEVEL. FOLIAR ANALYSIS PROG. FO 5 10

UPWELLING OF SES WATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT OF 630

URBAN AREAS 733

URBAN ATMOSPHERES ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOACTIVITY 20U

URBAN DEVELOPMENT AREAS 76tt

UREAN ECOSYSTEMS STUDIES STEERING COMMITTEE OP D 358

URBAN ENVIRONMENTS AND PETROLEUM - ENVIRONMENTAL 313

URBAN METAL POLLUTION OF PLANTS AIR POLLUTION IN 66U

URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND PLANNING SOUTHERN 512

UREAN VERMIN CONTROL CLAY HILL VERMIN CONTROL PR 388

URBAN WATERFOWL POPULATIONS POPULATION DYNAMICS 738

URBAN WILDLIFE CATSKILLS NEW YORK BEAR STUDY AD U86

URBAN WILDLIFE URBAN WATERFOWL POPULATIONS POPO 738

UREAN SUBURBAN AND FOREST ECOSYSTEMS URBAN BET «6U

URBANIZATION ON WATER STREAM QUALITY VEGETATTONA 71

UREA FERTILIZATION DYNAMICS OF DOUGLAS-FIR POPO 190

OS ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SO. DIST. NEW YORK CONSULT 107

US DESERTS REESE RIVER ECOLOGICAL PROJECT 723

US FOREST SERVICE IMPACTS OF INSECTS ON FOREST E 759

US SYSTHATICS OF ENDANGERED SPECIES SYSTEHATICS 32

OS USSR ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM TOXIC SUBSTANCES A SHI

USA SEARCH FOR AND IMPORTATION OF PARASITES OF 0 200

USA SEARCH FOR PARASITES OF OOLEMA MELANOPUS IN 200

USES HUBBARD BROOK SOIL PHYSICS AND PLANT PHISI 2U8

FOREIGN EXPLORATION FOR NATURAL ENEMIES OP 200

ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM TOXIC SUBSTANCES ACT SUl

POPULATION DYNAMICS HABITAT SELECTION AND 660

UTAH LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND BAMBA 99

UTAH IIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY AND BIGRATION OF PELA 99

OTERO" ENVIRONMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY - HEAVY METAL 161

VA. 631

VA. DEISGN AND MANAGEMENT OF HISTORIC HOUSE MUS 6311

VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OP PETERS CREEK VA. WATER 32U

VA. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PLAN ROADSIDE REST AREA 512

VA. FISHERIES SURVEY PUBLIC FISHING LAKE FERTIII 569

VA. WATER POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH HIVE 32U

VALLEY ECOLOGICAL STUDY FISHERY SC 163

VALLEY REG. SEW. AUTH. ENV. ASSESSMENT PLANKTON «67

VALLEY RESERVOIR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RESEARCH 66

N.M. AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY ZOOGEOG 3U5

N.M. WESTERN N.M. POWERLINE ROUTE IMPACT 3U5

SBSQUEHANA RIVER PA EIS MAINTENANCE DRE U8

VALOES OF A PORTION OF SEASHORE STATE PARK VIRG 310

VALUES OP WETLANDS EDITORIAL CONSULTANT ENVIRONM »88

VAN PATTEN DEV. SEVERAL HUNDRED UNITS ENVIRONME 252

VARIABLES AND BIGRATION POTENTIAL EFFECT OF POWE 555

VARIEt RADIO TELEMETRY STUDY OF THE SAW-WHET OWL 227

VASCULAR AQUATIC PLANTS - MINERAL CYCLING ESTABL 306

VASCULAR PLORA OP CHESHIRE CO. NEW HAMPSHIRE 72

VASCULAR PLANTS ECOLOGICAL SURVEY-POWER PLANT SI 83

VASCULAR PLANTS OF MARYLAND WOODY PLANTS OF HART 83

»ECTOR BIOCONTROL ADAPTATION OF HUMAN MALARIA TO 755

VECTOR STUDIES ON MOSQUITOES E CHIKUNGUNYA VIRUS «5»

VECTORS - MICROBULOLPOllOTION OP WATER WATER POL «85

VEG. LAND USE RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCE 592

VEGETABLE PLANT POPULATIONS THERMAL WASTE IN HE* 609

USSR
USSR
UTAH

VALLEY
VALLEY
VALLEY

372

T»BLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSDLTHTICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE flElD

ESHHATER HARSHES AND COASTAL BCOSYSTEHS ECOIOGT OF BARSH VE65TATION ECOLOGY AND FLORISTICS OF FR 9U

IL FERTILITY VEGETATION, GROWTH, NOTRITION OF PEAT EOGS VEGETATION ANALYSIS AND HAPPING EFFECT OF ENVIP 171

IFE HANAGEMENT UPLAND AND BIG GAHE INFLUENCE OF DEER CN VEGETATION BREEniNG BEHAVIOR OF MALE WOODCOCK EC 61B

C) ECOLOGICAL SORVEY FOR FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE EFFECT CF VEGETATION CHANGES ON SOIL FERTILITY VEGETATION 171

RIVERBANK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIGH WATER HARK RIVERBANK VEGETATION CONTROL OF WATERWEEOS IN LAKES PHYSI 306

SITY AND STABILITY OF TROPICAL CROP SYSTEHS INFLUENCE CP VEGETATION DIVERSITY ON INSECTS PESTICIDES INDUC 595

- MINERAL CYCLING ESTABLISH HIGH WATER HARK IN RIVERBAFK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIGH WATER HARK RIVERBANK V 30S

NT TAXONOMY AND PLANT ECOLOGY PAST AND PRESENT FLORA AND VEGETATION HACKENSACK MEADOWS VEGETATION OF HOUS 650

HECTOR VEGETATION SCIENCE AND VEGETATION 1ANAGEMENT OWNER TECHNICAL ADVISOR DI 202

ATORAL AREA SORVEY OF WASHINGTON EC METROPOLITAN PEGICN VEGETATION MANAGEMENT PLAN FOUR NATURAL AREAS US 710

ST CONTROL 6 VEGETATIVE MANAGEMENT FOREST PRODUCTIVITY; VEGETATION MANAGEMENT; PLANT GEOGRAPHY; FOREST E 186

L STUDIES ALPINE ARCTIC AND WOOD PLANT IDENTIFICATION VEGETATION MAP SOUTHAMPTON NY FROM AIR PHOTOS F Ul

, BODEGA BAY, CA. MARINE BOTANY ECOLOGY FOREST VEGETATION MAP SUCCESSION OF ALGAE IN A TRANSECT 795

T ECOLOGY AS RELATED TO PLANT GEOGRAPHY AND PALEOECOLOGY VEGETATION OF HOG ISLAND NORTHAMPTON CO. VIRGI 310

PAST AND PRESENT FLORA AND VEGETATION HACKENSACK MEADOWS VEGETATION OF HOUSTON NEW TOWN SITE TEXAS WETLA 650

SYSTEMS BOTH FORMATION AND FLORA PATTERNS OF VEGETATION VEGETATION OF LATIN AMERICA TAXONOMY OF RAINPORE 178

PAL VALUES OF A PORTION OF SEASHORE STATE PARK VIRGINIA VEGETATION OF PARRAMORE ISLAND VIRGINIA PUNT 310

NSFEB IN PLANT SYSTEMS GROWTH REQUIREMENTS OF SALT MARSH VEGETATION PHYSIOLOGY OF TORFGRASS UNDER STRFSS 3U9

ER TECHNICAL ADVISOR DIRECTOR VEGETATION SCIENCE AND VEGETATION MANAGEMENT OWN 202

III AMERICA TAXONOMY OF RAINFOREST CONIFERS GEOGRAPHY OF VEGETATION SYSTEMS BOTH FORMATION AND FLORA P^'T 178

VEGETATION SYSTEMS BOTH FOEMATICN AND FLORA PATTERNS CF VEGETATION VEGETATION OF LATIN AMERICA TAXONOMY 178

WILDLIFE EFFECT OF VEGETATION CHANGES ON SOIL FERTILITY VEGETATION GROWTH NUTRITION OF PEAT BOGS VEGE 171

PAIN EFFECT OF URBANIZATION ON WATER STREAM QUALITY VEGETATIONAL CHANGES AND EFFECT ON AVIFAUN* IN S 71

N FOREDONE CONSTRUCTION VEGETATIVE SHORELINE PECTECTICN VEGETBTIVE FOREDUNE CONSTRUCTION AND SHORELINE P 800

ON SONGBIRD ATTRACTION INTEGRATEC METHODS PEST CONTROL S VEGETATIVE MANAGEMENT FOREST PROOUCTI VI'^Y ; VEGE 186

LINE PROTECTION SAND STABILIZATICN FOREDUNE CONSTROCTICN VEGETATIVE SHORELINE PROTECTION VEGETATIVE PORE 800

STERN NY POSSIBLE JET POPULATION TRYING TO KEEP CFF RCAD VEHICIES OUT OF POSTED 6 WILDLIFE AREAS SETTING Ue9

ESTICIDE CONTROL LEGISLATION FOR CT PEST CONTROL: URBAN VERMIN CONTROL CLAY HILL VERMIN CONTROL PROJECT 368

ION FOR CT PEST CONTROL: URBAN VERMIN CONTROL CLAY HILL VERHIli CONTROL PROJECT GOV. COM/DEVELOP ENVIRONM 388

TS-HAYTREON SURVEY OF SALT MARSHES-QUINCY MASSACHUSETIS VERMONT SOLID HASTE PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IN 362

PESTICIDES EFFECT OF MIREX ON EARIY OLD-FIELD SUCCESSION VERNAL CAMBIAL ACTIVITY IN FOREST TREES ANALYST 11U

BE CO., NEW HAMPSHIRE BIOSYSTEM ATIC STUDY CF VERONICA SERPHYLLIFOLIA VASCULAR FLORA OF CHESHI 72

ANALYSIS REPRODUCTIVE PATTERN IN WILD MICE EXPERIMENTAL VERT. ECOLOGY AND CYTOGENETICS WITH EMPHASIS ON 78

CCLIMATIZATION OF HS SPARROW TO CCLD VERTEBRATE ADAPTATIONS TO TEMPERATURE EXTREMES A UO

ECTS ON BEHAVIOR AQDACULTORE AND EIOLOGY OF SEA TURTLES VERTEERATE AND AQUATIC ECOLOGY; RADIATION ECOLOG 6011

MAMMALS OF PIEDMONT FORESTS ECOLCGICAI RELATIONSHIPS CF VERTEERATE ANIMALS; ECOLOGY OF WETLAND ENVIBONMF 118

CS IN FISH SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND SCCIAL STRUCTURE IN FISH VERTEERATE BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY POPULATION ECOLO U73

COMPARATIVE VERTEERATE ETHOLOGY-ALL VERTEERATE CLA3SES-ESP. MAMM. PREDATORY BEHUVIOR 110

SSION CONTROL OF BIRD DEPREDATION ON AGRICULTURAL CROPS VERTEERATE ECOLOGY - EVOLUTIONARY PHYSIOLOGICAL 101

ONS AND WILDLIFE WILDLIFE RESOURCES, ST. LAWRENCE BASIN VERTEERATE ECOLOGY AND HABITAT SELECTION BIRD PC 762

H BIRD SOUND CASSETTES VERTEERATE ECOLOGY AND PALECOLOGY FEEDER RESFASC 7m

ECOLOGY OF THE ZEBRA IN EAST AFRICA VERTEERATE ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF CARIBOU POPULATION 653

FRICAN EAGLES COMPARATIVE FEEDING ECOLCGY OF BLACKBIBCS VERTEERATE ECOLOGY EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND BEHA 665

MAMM. PREDATORY BEHAVIOR COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ETHOLOGY-ALL VERTEBRATE CLASSES-ESP. 110

FO CIENEGAS BASIN MEXICO ECOLOGY CF CNEMI DOPHORUS TIGRIS VERTEERATE FAUNA COLORADO NATL. MONUMENT REPROD 168

TION ON SMALL MAMMALS ENERGETICS OF PASSERINE NESTLINGS VERTEERATE PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY AND POPULATIONS 65

ABITAT SELECTION AND USE TUNISIAN PRESANARAN PROJECT VERTEERATE POPULATIONS AND BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY H 253

OMPETITION AND ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF TERRESTRIAL VERTEERATE POPULATIONS LIZARD ECOLOGY SQUIRREL C 215

AND ECOLOGY VERTEBRATES OP MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL ISLANCS VERTEERATE REMAINS IN INDIAN MIDDENS AVUN POPUL 758

OGY AND CYTOGENETICS WITH EMPHASIS ON MAMMAL POPOLATICNS VEEIEBRATE WATERSHED SURVEY CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS 78

GEHENT WAEM-BLOOCID VERTEBRATE POPULATION ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE MANA 669

HYTDS HABENDLAR LESIONS AND GNAWING IN RATS BEHAVIOR OF VERTEBRATES - PARTICULARLY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR SOCIA 1U8

OLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF COASTAL AND INSULAR TERRESTRIAL VEBTEERATES BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE CAPE COD REGION 0 18

lATING EMBRYONIC SYSTEMS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EMBRYOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES COLLEGE LABOR CONTRACTS FOB TEACHERS 12

II SENSITIVITY OF BIRDS COMMUNITY ECOLCGY OF TERRESTRIAL VEBTEEJIATES IN TEMPERATE FORESTS BIRDS AND CATAP 706

F GREAT PLAINS SKINK POPULATION ECOLOGY OF COLO-CLOODED VERTEBRATES LIFE HISTORY OF WEHRLES SALAMANDER E 295

LOGY OF LIMNETIC BLDEGILL FEY IMPACT OF DYLOX ON AQUATIC VEBTEERATES MOVEMENTS OF DWARF SUCKERS HOMING M 772

OLD FIELD SUCCESSION MAMMALIAN SYSTEMATICS AND ECOLCGY VERTEBRATES OF MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL ISLANDS VER 758

OLOGY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR CF VERTEERATES SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF MARMOTS HUMAN ETH 36

N IN NEOTOMA FLORIDANS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR ORGANIZATION OF VERTEERATES BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OP MAMMALS SOCIA 395

ARCS EVOLUTION COMPARATIVE POPULATION CYTOGENE TICS OF VERTEERATES BIOGEOGRAPHY COMP. POP. CYTOGENETIC 297

TINAMOUS SYSTEMATICS DISTRIBUTION AND LIFE HISTORY OF VERTEERATES ESP. BIRDS AND MAMMALS COMPILATION 32

GE ISLAND REPRODUCTION BIOLOGY OF THE OSPREY ECOLOGY CF VERTEBRATES SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HABITAT ASSOCI 53U

LITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL WATER QUALITY MONITORING NETWORK VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODS - ARCTIC OCEAN M 316

ER ON SOIL FAUNA EFFECT OF PRESCRIBED FIRE ON SOIL FAUNA VERTICAL MIGRATION OF SOIL FAUNA THE MirROfAUNA U80

Y OP LULOMARIA FRONDOSA I NTRASPECIFIC VARIATION IN FUCDS VESICULOSOS SHALLOW MARINE ECHINODERM BIOLOGY-E 380

DESIGN OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OP VESSELS EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND TOXICITY ON P 6 16

LYMPHOCYTES FROM AVIAN BLOOD BASIC SCIENCES BELATED 10 VETERINARY MEDICINE EVALUATION OF HUMAN PREGNANC 752

AM GLOSSITIS IN DOGS VETERINARY PATHOLOGY MELIODOSIS IN DOGS IN VIETN 691

TUDIES ON VIRGINIAMYCIN TISSUE RESIDUES 8 TOXICOLOGY CF VETERINARY PRODUCTS BIOCHEMISTRY DRUG METABOLIS 185

RESEARCH TURTLES AS INDICATORS CP ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS VETERINARY SCIENCE AND ECOLOGY DEGREE CANDIDATE 75U

ARINE COPEPODA REVIEW OF SPINOCAIANIDAE ARCTIC COPEPOCA VETICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODA FJORD-LIKE BASIN 170

PHYSIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY DNA SEQUENCE RELATIONSHIPS AMCKG VIBRIC SPECIES MICROBIAL 686

DISEASES OP PISH MARINE PATHOLOGY IMMUNOLOGY OF PISCINE VIBROSIS COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY EMPHASIS ON 796

VETERINARY PATHOLOGY MELIODOSIS IN DOGS IN VIETNAM GLOSSITIS IN DOGS 691

BT STUDY OF RARE AND ENDAGERED ANIMALS ECOSURVEY OF CAPE VINCENT NEW YORK ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF DEER LICK 5U0

ECOLOGY CP VIRAL AND BACTERIAL ZOONOSES 789

AL PARK PANAMA WILDLIFE SURVEY ANE3ADA ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION ATITLAN U08

IN MARINE SCIENCE CATFISH MANAGEMENT IN THE JAMES RIVER VIRGINIA PUBLIC EDUCATION U13

LOGY OP ESTUARIES SURVEY OF ZOOPLANKTON OF EASTERN SHORE VIRGINIA PHYTOPLA NKTON AND ZOOPLANKTON ECO 86

NVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OP THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS WEST VIRGINIA AQUA~IC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY ECOSYSTEMATI 651

ORE STATE PARK VIRGINIA VEGETATION OF PARRAMORE ISLAND VIRGINIA PLANT ECOLOGY AS RELATED TO PLANT GEOG 310

URCES THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OP THREE LAKE PROJECTS IN W. VIRGINIA SEARCH ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY FAC 169

H AND WILDLIFE SABINE RIVER DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES UATE 625

E ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRIC CRICKET FBCGS NEW TURTLE FOB WEST VIRGINIA COMPARATIVE HERPETOLOGY OF 2 FARM PONDS U7

373

TABLE 3 - PESEftRCH OR CONSOLTJTION EXPERIENCE »ND PRINCIPIE FIELD

PAIEOECOIOGY VEGETATIOV OP HOG ISLAND NORTHAHPTON CO.
R PROCESSING SURVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OP MATER QUALITY IN SE
D SHALL HAilflSL POPULATIONS FORESTS OP PRINCE EDWARD CC.
BITS AND REACTIONS FEEDING OF FISH IN BACK BAY REFUGE IN
N OF NATURAL VALUES OF A PORTION CF SEASHORE STATE PARK
G SinULATION IN FISH POPULATION STUDIES MARINE PISHES CF
S OF A BETHANE INHIBITOR IN CATTIE TOXICOLOGY STUDIES CN
IVARY PRODUCTS EIOCHEHISTRY DRUG BETABOIISM RESIDUES CF

nlCPOBIAL ECOLOGY; ALGAL
ESEARCH EASES VECTOR STUDIES ON HCSQUITOES B CHIKUNGUNYA

LEAD IN ONCOGENESIS IMMUNOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY OF ANIMAL
CY OF ANIMAL VIRUS DISEASES LUMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS
OLLUTION OHIO RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY FERIFHYTIC DISCS ALGAL
CULTURE ASSAY OF WATER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF
S ETC. FOR UNDER AND ABOVE WATER SPECIALIZED CHEMISTRY -
SKAN WATERS BIOLCGICAL PRODUCTIVITY IN COOK INLET ALASKA

IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS AQUATIC PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH FACTCFS

RCINOGENESIS CHEMICAL AND RADIATION BAT BREAST TUMORS IN

MOULT AND PELAGE PATTERNS IN PHOCA

DAM ON CHEAT RIVER POPULATION STUDY OF FRESHWATER SNAIL
ER AND GROUSE DEVELOPING SLIDE-LECTUFE UNITS ON WILDLIFE
ES AND IN LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN ECOLOGICAL SURVEY

TELEMETRY STUDY OF THE SAW-WHET OWL ECOLOGY OP THE PINE

DEMONSTRATION AREA AVIAN

AIR POLLUTION ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION CN

HOUSE r, CARRIAGE MUSEUM IMPACT STUDY LITTLF KANAWHA R.
»l CARE URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND PLANNING SOUTHERN
ESOORCES THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OF THREE LAKE PROJECTS IN
CONTROL OP AQUATIC INSECT PESTS MOSQUITOES CHIRONOMICS
NOHIDS W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY FISH AFRICA
FECTS ON FISH SEMEN ATLANTIC SALMON FREEZING EFFECTS CN
GNIFICANCE Op DIATOMS ORGANIC COMPOSITION OP DIATOM CEIL
POLLUTION CON'BOl ANADROMOUS TROUT MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY CF
HYDRO-ELEC. PES. PISH STUDY RESEARCH 8 MANAGEMENT CF
POPULATION DYNAMICS OF PISH ECOLOGY CF
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

AMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURIFICATION TRACE METALS IN LAKE
HUNITIES IN FASTERN NORTH AMERICA NATURAL AREA SURVEY CF
WASTE DISPOSAL AIR POLLUTION PLASTICS STUDIES ON SOLID

FACILITY IMPACT ON SOIL AND WATERSHED SOIL EVALUATION -
AND SALT HARSH ECOLOGICAL MODEL CF NARRAGASETT BAY SOLID
HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY ESTUARY CIRCULATION WITH REGARDS TO
NS SEWAGE SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE lAND MINERAL CYCLING 6
ON SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION SOLID
S ECOTONE ECOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS ON IRON-TITANIUM MINE
ATER QUALITY IN ESTUARY NETWORKS SUBMERGED DIFFUSERS FCR
l-PLANT-ATHOSPHERE CONTINUUM THERMAL POLLUTION DISPOSING
OLING OP HORT. CROPS VEGETABLE PLANT POPULATIONS THERMAL

AND MAPPING SOIL INTERPRETATION LAND USE PATE OF ANIMAL
RIENTS IN DIATOM POPULATION DYNAMICS TOXICITY OF SULFITE
IL EXPLORATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANAL. REGIONAL SOLID

ANAL. REGIONAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT JAMES RIVER BASIN
CAL ECOLOGY 6 COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SOLID

IN SANITARY LANDFILLS DECOMPOSITION OF CELLULOSE SOLID
ONMENTAL WORK IN EDUCATION POLLUTION ANALYSIS AND SOLID
ION POLLUTION ANALYSIS AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID
ENTS e PLANT EFFLUENTS DESIGN INCINERATOR FOR BIO AGENTS
BVEY OF SALT M ABSHES-QUINCY MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID

TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS WATER MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES SOLID

DVC LIG. BOT. RESOURCE RECYCLING CONVERSION OF

POLLUTION CONTROL WASTE TFEAIMENT USING BIO-CISC TANNERY
OF HYDROCARBONS ELEVATED TEMPERATURE EFFECT ON PETROLEUM
BRING RELATED TO INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRIAL
L BIOCHEMICAL DEGRADATION OF LIGNIN DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL
A STUDY SAFETY IN WASTE TRT. PLANTS BIOLGICAL ASPECT CF
DIZING TEXTILE WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY

INDUSTRIAL WASTE TREATMENT - ALUMINUM ANODIZING TEXTILE
ITIONS MANUFACTURING WASTEWATER DESIGN AND OPERATION OF
ATMENT WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

NCEMENT OP NITRIFICATION WITH CLINOPTILOLITE BIOLOGICAL
HENT OP MINE DRAINAGE ROADSIDE REST AREA STUDY SAFETY IN
TE FORMATION IN HEATED WATER ORIGIN OF NITRITE IN HEATED
lUTION AND LAND USE PLANNING AIR POLLUTION CONTROL FBCM

SPILL USE OF CLDIDIZED BED ELECTRODE TO CLEANUP PLATING

AQUATIC LIFE BIOASSAY AND IN STREAM EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL
GT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WETLANDS ON LONG ISLAND INDUSTRIAL
K CONSULTANT - ECOLOGY, INC. POLLUTION - AQUATIC SOLID
ATMENT NITRIFICATION ALGAL ASSAY FISH BIOASSAY BRINE
NG HILL ON STREAM POLLUTION IDENTIFICATION OF PAPER MIIL
ICS FOLLOWING DISTURBANCES RECLAMATION OF DEEP MINE CCAL
Y OP MARINE INVERTEBRATES OIL EFFECTS ON MOLLUSCS COPPER
SIS PURE WATERS PROGRAM STATE OF NEW YORK ROLE OF ANIMAL
DITY AND SILTATION ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OF PAPER MILL
MORPHOLOGY AND LAND USE THE EFFECT OP INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC
DISPOSAL TREATABILITY OF VARIOUS MUNITIONS M ANOFACTOR ING

VIRGINIA EVALUATION OP NATURAL VALUES OF A PORTI 310

VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTHOS: SEDIMENT SIZE AN 332

VIRGINIA POPULATION DYNAMICS OF SMALL MAMMALS S 251

VIRGINIA THERMAL POLLUTION IN TAMPA BAY IN FLORI 2U

VIBGIMA VEGETATION OF PARRAMORE ISLAND VIRGINI 310

VIRGINIA'S EASTERN SHORE POPULATION BIOLOGY AN 579

VIRGINIAMYCIN TISSUE RESIDUES 6 TOXICOLOGY OF V 185

VIRGINIAMYCIN IN SWINE RESIDUES OF A METHANE INH 185

VIRCLCGY LYSOGENY IN BLUE-GPEEN ALGAE 106

VIRUS MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY ARBOVIROLOGY SEROLOGY <15U

VIRUS DISEASES LUMPHOCYTIC CHORIOMENINGITIS VIRU 397

VIRUS RESEARCH EFFECT OF LEAD IN ONCOGENESIS IM 397

VIRUSES WATER P 359

VIRUSES INHIBITOR OF RNA SYNTHESIS MAMMALIAN CE 219

VITAMIN STUD? SOFT DRINK ADDITIVES STUDY - WATER U79

VITAMINS IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS AQUATIC PRODDCTIVIT 507

VITAMINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN W» 507

VITRO INDUCTION OP BREAST TUMORS RADIATION DOSE 638

VITULINA 707

VIVIPARUS GEORGIANUS SILICA CYCLE - NEW ENGLAND 673

VOCALIZATIONS OF WOODCOCK AND GROUSE ENVIRONMEN 606

VOLCANC BARU PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK PANAMA WILD U08

VOLE REVIEW 1 OU STATEMENT ON HIGHWAY 1-88 NEW Y 227

VULNERABILITY TO AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS GAME HABITAT 736

W. VA. 631

W. VA. DEISGN AND MANAGEMENT OP HISTORIC HOUSE 63U

W. VA. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PLAN ROADSIDE REST A 512

W. VIRGINIA SEARCH ANALYZE SYSTEMATIZE STUDY 169

W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY FISH AFRIC 116

W.H.O. CONSULTANT MOSQUITO CONTROL BY FISH ASIA U6

WALLEYE SEMEN INTRODUCTION STRIPED BASS SAC PER 280

WALLS PALEOLIMNOLOGY OF LAKE KIVU-CENTRAL AFRICA 320

WARM WATER PISH IN NEW YORK RESPONSE OP FISH POP 277

HARM WATER FISHES NORTHFIELD MT. PUMPED STORAGE 377

WARM WATER LAKES 230

WARM-ELOODED VERTEBRATE POPULATION ECOLOGY AND 669

WASHINGTON LEAD IN COASTAL WATERS THERMODYN 25

WASHI^GTON DC METROPOLITAN REGION VEGETATION MA 710

WASTE DISPOSAL AND INCINERATOR CORROSION SOLID 45

WASTE DISPOSAL FOR CAMPGROUND SOIL DAMAGE ON LOG 157

WASTE DISPOSAL IN THE OCEAN TOTAL SYSTEM STUDIE 528

HASTE DISPOSAL NORTHPORT NY HYDROTHERMAL SURVEY m3

WASTE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION AND DISPOSA 192

WASTE DISPOSAL AIR POLLUTION PLASTICS STUDIES U5

WASTE DUMPS IN THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS THE BIOL 398

WASTE HEAT DISPOSAL SALINITY INTRUSION IN ESTHAR 302

WASTE HEAT TO SOIL REVEGETATION OF SPOIL AND REP 147U

HASTE IN HEATING THE SOIL EVALUATION OP CLIMATE 609

WASTE IN SOILS TROPICAL SOILS SOIL SURVEY SOIL 92

WASTE LIGAOC TO R. TROUT FISH BIOASSAYS ACUTE 281

WASTE MANAGEMENT JAMES RIVER BASIN WASTE MANAGEH 776

WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 776

WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN BERKS COUNTY LOCAL GOVERNM 385

WASTE MANAGEMENT REST AREA USAGE ACID AND GAS PR 808

WASTE MANAGEMENT SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDY-ST 362

WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDY-STATE OP MASSACHUSETTS-R A 362

WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM EFFLUENTS/RECYCLING MICR U02

WASTE PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL WORK IN EDUCATION POL 362

WASTE TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS STUDY AND SOLUTION 329

WASTE TO FUEL GAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT 27

WASTE TREATMENT WATER 603

WASTE TREATMENT BASIC AND APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY; 5U9

HASTE TREATMENT - ALUMINUM ANODIZING TEXTILE WAS 607

WASTE TREATMENT AERATOR DECOLOR IZATION OF DYE PL 690

WASTE TREATMENT EFFECT OF POLLUTANTS ON ENVIRONM 367

WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEH PROCESS ENGINEERING RELA 607

WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY WASTE 607

WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND RECEIVING WATERWAYS 572

WASTE TREATMENT USING BIO-DISC TANNERY WASTE TRE 603

WASTE TREATMENT NITRIFICATION ALGAL ASSAY PIS U39

HASTE TRT. PLANTS BIOLGICAL ASPECT OP WASTE TRE 367

WASTE WATER WATER QUALITY SURVEY ROLE OF TRACE 781

WASTE WOOD RECYCLING ADVICE TO AN ALUMINUM PRODU 134

WASTES AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REMOVAL 783

WASTES EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGES UPON BE 8

WASTES PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT SOLUTION 811

WASTES (COMPOSTING) CONSULTANT - US ATTORNEY'S 0 107

WASTES EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF U6 DYES ON PISH A U39

WASTES FIBROUS CONTAMINANTS IN AIR PLANT MORPHO 263

WASTES FOREST GROWTH NEAR COAL-BURNING POWER STA 35U

HASTES IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT IODIDES IN NEHERTEA Ul|9

WASTES IN WATER POLLUTION WATER QUALITY MANAGEM 3UU

WASTES ON AQUATIC LIFE EFFECTS OP POLLUTION ON 38

WASTES ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES 0 803

WASTEWATER DESIGN AND OPERATION OP HASTE TREATM 572

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TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSDLTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

TAL INTERACTIONS WITH PROTEINS CHLORINATED ORGANICS PFCB WASTEBATBR DISINFECTION INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AND 161

EXPENDITORE ANALYSIS ENVIRON IMPACT - TERRESTIAI ECOl - NASTEUATER DISP. RESOURCE ECONOIICS ESPECIMLY 231

SPOSAL ON THE LAND SLUDGE DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SOILS FCP HBSIEUATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND CHEBICAL PHENO 363

MATER DISPOSAL PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PHENOMENA IN SOUS WASTEHATER DISPOSAL ON THE LAND SLUDGE DISPOSAL 383

OLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED FIRE WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER IPRIGATION WILD ANIMAL POPULATION- H A 797

E DISPOSAL ON THE LAND MINEFAL CYCLING S WASTE DISPOSAL WASTEWATER IR5IGATI0N AND DISPOSAL NUTRIENT CYCL 192

BIOMASS AND ACTIVITY BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT OP RESORCINCL WASTEWATER PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OP niL-BA 85

OT RUNOFF EFFLUENT EVALUATION OF RAPID INFILTRATION BECS WASTEWITER STUDIES FOR MERRIMACK RIVER 6 BOSTON 610

WITH BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES PURE OXYGEN USE IN BIOLOGICAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT DENITRIFIC A~lnN OF CONCENTS 37 1

EWATER TREATMENT DENITRIFICATION CP CONCENTRATED NITRATE WASTEWATERS WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRO 371

ENTS FISH AND POLLUTION MERCURY IN FISH AND PLANKTON AND WATER FISH SENSORY SYSTEMS AS RELATED TO DIFFER 102

OL WASTEWATER PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OP OIL-BALLAST WATER WATER POLLUTION CONTROL - PHYSICAL CHEMI 85

INE ALGAE PERSISTENCE OF DICHLOBENIl 6 ENDOTHALL IN POND WATER 6 HYDROSOIL INTERACTIONS OP ENVIRONMENTAL 578

HISTOLOGY MEASUREMENT OF WATER STRESS IN PLANTS SALT AND WATER ABSORPTION EFFECT OF FLOODING ON SWAMP FOR U03

RVATION OP FOOD WITHOUT REFRIGERATION FREEZE DRYING ECCD WATER ACTIVITY AND FOOD PRESERVATION REVERSIRLE 79

QUEHANNA RIVER POPULATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATICS OF FRESH WATER ALGAE FRESH WATER ALGAE IN NORTH CAROLINA 627

PUIATIONS ECOLOGY SYSTEMATICS OF FFESR WATER ALGAE FRESH WATER ALGAE IN NOR'^H CAROLINA PHYTnP LA NKTON OP D 627

FLAGELLATE LOMINES CENCE ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVITY FRFSH WATER ALSO REMOTE SENSING SHALLOW MARINE AUTOMAT 390

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OXIDATION - REDUCTION OR PORPHINS WATER ANALYSIS U10

CNTROL PROJECT ECOLOGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE FISHES POPULATION DYNAMICS 0 73U

RVEY AQUATIC INVERTEBRATE EMBARRAS RIVER ILLINOIS FRESH WATER AND ESTUARINE INVERTEBRATES ■'HERMAL DISCHA 339

ECOL - WASTEWATER DISP. RESOURCE ECONOMICS ESPECIALLY WATER AND FISHERIES BIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS ECON 231

ER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AS IT RELATES TO AIR WATER AND LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PEST 652

ENTS TRACE METALS IN HUMAN TISSUES ORGANIC CHEMISTRY CF WATER AND SEDIMENTS AMINO ACID GEOCHEMISTRY OF M 766

Y HEAVY METAL BENTHIC HEAVY METAL TOXICITY TOWARD FRESH WATER AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ACUTE TOXICfY HEAVY M 576
RIC CHEMISTRY INTERACTION OF INORGANIC PHOSPHATE AND SEA WATER ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY MARINE AND ATMOSPHE U60

IN DESERT MAMMALS RENAL DEVELOPMENT IN NEONATAL MAMMAIS WATFR BALANCE IN BATS FROM XEFIC HABITATS WATER 303

AND WATER BALANCE OF MUTANT EXTRA-RENAL ELECTROLYTE AND WATER BALANCE IN FISH REPTILES AND AMPHIBIA ANO 530

N BPOOK TROUT AT LOW PH SALT GLAND OP SEA SNAKES ION AND WATER BALANCE OF MUTANT EXTRA-RENAL ELECTROLYTE 530

TFONHENTAMENTAL - NON-TOXIC FUNGI AND MILDEW RESISTANT - WATER EASED POXIES SPECIALIZED ENVIRONMENTAL CO U79

ENICAL SYSTEMATICS SUBLETHAL EFFECTS OF BALTIMORE HARBCR WATER BIOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION OF STRIPED BASS U98

CENTRIFOUGATION OF SUSPENDED AND COLLOIDAL PARTICLES IN WATER BIOPHYSICAL LIMNOLOGY REAERATION OF CHEROK U09

MALACOLOGY ANATOMY IBMONOLOGY SYSTEMATICS MEKONG WATER BORNE DISEASES 173

B THEIR IDENTIFICATION LONG TERM RESEARCH ON LARVAL FISH WATER CHEMISTRY THE STUDY OF FRESHWATER LARVAL 668

PHYTOPLANKTCN COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY RELATIVE TO WATER CHEMISTRY RESEARCH ASSISTANT 201

INHIBITORS POLYELECTROLYTES FOR POLLUTION CONTROL RAW WATER CLARIFICATION AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PR 79tt

ION AND INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING PRIMARY COAGULANTS FOR RAH WATER CLARIFICA'^ION FLOCCULANTS FOR INDUSTRIAL A 7911

WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT WATER POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL HATES COMMISSION ANALYSIS PURE WATERS PROGRAM ST 'iUU

IC MATTER ASSOCIATIONS IN SEAWATER ORGANIC MATTER IN SEA WATER CONFORMATION OF ADSORBED PROTIENS ORGANIC 751

EAS EROSION CONTROL IN WATER COURSES AND SLOPES IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT AR 76U

SCALLOP GROWTH AQUACULTORE OF MARINE SUSPENSION-FEEDERS WATER CURREN'^ AND SCALLOP GROWTH FOOD CONCENTRAT 396

DELS QDANTITATIVE ECOLOGY OF NORTH ATLANTIC FLORA BOTTCM WATER CURRENTS IN N.Y. BIGHT MARINE PHYTOPLANKT 591

EVALUATION OF IMPACT CE WATER DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL SYSTEMS 3m

ON NATURAL RESOURCES NATURJL SCIENTIST IN THE PIELD CF WATER DEVELOPMENT PLANNING POLLUTION INVESTIGATI 509

lOLOGIST - CONNECTICUT RIVER ECOLOGICAL STUDY EEPFCTS CP WATER DIVERSIONS IN CONN. RIVER BENEFIT-COST ANA U56

TIEOMHENTAL AND NATURAL SYSTEMS QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR WATER DUAL MONITOR DESIGN NAVY ENVIRONMENTAL PRO 50

NATAL MAMMALS WATER BALANCE IN BATS FROM XERIC HABITATS HATER ECONOMY OF DESERT MAMMALS SPECIAL EMPHASI 3U3

TION CONTROL ANADROMOUS TROUT MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY OP WARM WATER FISH IN NEW YORK RESPONSE OP FISH POPULATI 277

OP MARINE PRODUCTS MARINE AND FRESH WATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE HORKSH 269

-ELEC. RES. FISH STUDY RESEARCH S MANAGEMENT OF WARM WATER FISHES NORTHFIELD MT. PUMPED STORAGE HYDRO 377

LAND MANAGEMENT FOR UPLAND GAME WATER FOWL AND WHITE-TAILED DEER 725

MANAGEMENT WATERFOWL AND ASSOC. IN BRACKISH AND FRESH WATER HABITATS FOB PEOPLE 136

STRUCTURE OCEAN'S THERMAL STRUCTURE STUDIES LAND USE AND WATER INTERRELATIONSHIPS OCEAN AND LAKE DYNAMIC 111

POPULATION DYNAMICS CF FISH ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER LAKES 230

ADEN MIGRATIONS HANHADEN PARASITES EFFECTS OF PLUCOATING WATER LEVELS FISHERIES AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY MANH U05

T LOUISIANA VIRGINIA CAPES ARTIFICIAL REEFS GREAT LAKES WATER LEVELS STUDY IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF WATER R 625

ND SOLUTION OF COMPLEX ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY PROBLEMS WATER MANAGE'ENT ALTERNATIVES SOLID WASTE TECHNO 329

T ECOLOGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL IMPOUNDMENTS OPEN MARSH WATER MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETLANDS ECOL 216

ANS ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF COASTAL WETLANDS SHALLOW WATER MARINE 5 ESTUARINE ECOLOGY 1ARINE AMPHIPOD 159

lOR AND EVOLUTION OF FRESHWATER ESTUARINE AND SHALICW WATER MARINE FISHES OLDMANS CREEK MARSH STUDY CO 233

VASCULAR AQUATIC PLANTS - MINERAL CYCLING ESTABLISH HIGH WATER MARK IN RIVERBANK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIG 306

B HIGH WATER MARK IN RIVERBANK VEGETATION ESTABLISH HIGH WATFR MARK RIVERBANK VEGETATION CONTROL OF WATER 306

Y REAERATION OF CHEROKEE RESERVOIR BACTERIAL DISEASES OF WATER MILFOIL DENSITY-GRADIENT CENTRIFOUGATION U09

ECOLOGY OF AQUATIC FUNGI ACTIVITY CF WATER HOLDS IN A LAKE 13U

TER MONITOR DEVELOP SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DEVELOP OIL IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOPMENT OP AIR AND WA-ER MONI 565

ODS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR POLLUTANTS DEVELOP PHOSPHORUS IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOP SULFUR IN AIR MONITOR DBVE 565

TOR DEVELOP OIL IN WATER MONITOR DEVELOPMENT OF AIR AND WATER MONITORING METHODS AND INSTRUMENTS FOR POL 565

OF REMOTE SENSING TO STUDY PHYTOPI ANKTCN COMMUNITIES AND WATER MOVEMENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF MONT 115

COUNTY ESTUARINAL ECOLOGY AND POllUTICN CONTROL SURFACE WATER MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF MANH 2U0

TY AND LICENSING BOARD CHEMISTRY OF SEA WATER OCEAN RESOURCES NEW YORK BIGHT ATOMIC SAFE UU3

TALS IN MICROBIAL METABOLISM NITRITE FORMATION IN HEATED WATER ORIGIN OP NITRITE IN HEATED WASTE WATER WA 781

EIOLOGICAL NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF MARINE AND FRESH WATER PHYTOPLANKTON AND THEIR ECOLOGY SURVEY-MAR 196

TIC STUDY OF CEDAR BOG OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF A WATER PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THREE PROPO 65U

PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REGIONAL SEWER 6 WATER PLAN UPDATE LEASER LAKE RECREATIONAL HUNTI 670

CNS ON MUNITION DUMP SITES TRACE ELEMENT STUDIES ON DEEP WATER PLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITI 3U0

SYNTHESIS MAMMALIAN CELL CULTURE CELL CULTURE ASSAY CF WATER POLLUTANTS ELECTRON MICROSCOOY OF VIRUSES 219

ATERS PROGRAM STATE OF NEW YORK RCLP OF ANIMAL WASTES IN WATER POLLUTION WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT WATER 3UU

WASTEWATER STUDIES FOR MERRIMACK RIVER 6 BOSTON HARBCF WATER POLLUTION ABATEMENT AND PLANT RESPONSE GRA 610

CTS GEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE MCGUIBE NUCLEAR PLANT WATER POLLUTION AND GENETIC DEFECTS ENVIRONMENT 9

BS CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR SUMMIT S PAXSON LAKES LIMNCLCGY WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY BENTHIC FAUNA 518

REEK, VA. WATER POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER WATER POLLUTION BIOLOGY EUTROPH ICATION STUDY OP 32U

IWATER PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL TREATMENT OF OIL-BALLAST WATER WATER POLLUTION CONTROL - PHYSICAL CHEMICAL AN 85

CE ADMINISTRATION; SCIENTIFIC WRITING MEMBER PRESIDENT'S WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD EPA CONN 112

- POLLUTION THE USE OF MODEL ECOSYSTEMS FOR THE STUDY CF WATER POLLUTION CONTROL OF ALGAL POLLUTION PLAN 8U

HIDIZED BED ELECTRODE TO CLEANUP ELATING WASTES AIR AND WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REMOVAL OP IRON FROM ACI 783

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TABLE 3 - FESEASCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIJLD

TATEHENT OH HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT FUEL ENERGY AIR AND HATER POLIOTION CONTROL SOLVENT REFINED COAL ENV 372

FOR AEROSOLS SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATIONS OF POLYBEPS FOR SATER POLLOTION CONTROL SYNTHESIS OF FLOCCOLANTS 60

O-DISC TANNERY MAS'^E TREATnENT MATER POLLOTION CONTROL HASTE TREATMENT USING BI 603

S WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONBENTAL RESOORCES HATER POLLUTION CONTROL WITH BIOLOGICAL PROCESSE 371

OF NUSIANCE HICROPRG ANI S MS HATER POLIOTION CONTROL HITH EMPHASES ON CONTROL 767

TIC DISCS ALGAL VIRUSES HATER POLLOTION OHIO RIVER ALGAE ECOLOGY PERIPHY 359

IMAL HASTES IN HATER POLLUTION HATER QUALITY HANAGEMENT HATER POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL HATER COMMISSION SOU

EVEY OF THE CLARION AND TIONESTA FESERVOIRS CONSOLTANI - HATER POLLOTION PROBLEMS - PUBLIC SERVICE AQUAT 195

lAL PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY I HOPE TO APPLY THIS TO HATER POLLUTION STUDIES ON THE AOTOLYTIC ENZYMES 618

CONTAIN LAKE VA. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY OF PETERS CREEK VA. HATER POLLUTION STUDY ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER H 321

C FORMS AND THEIR VECTORS - MTCRCBOLOLPOLLOTION OF HAltP HATER POLLOTION SURVEILLANCE - BEACH RES. FOR AN «85

OF KARST AQUIFERS KARST AND CAVE HYDROLOGY AND GEOLCGY; HATER POLLUTION ESPECIALLY MINE DRAINAGE AND IN 573

HEB STUDY OF THE SOCK CREEK WATERSHED ENVTR. POLLOTION; HATER POLLUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND SEDIMENT CON 688

AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL AND POLLUTED HATERS. HATER PROCESSING SURVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OF HATER Q 332

EMOTE SENSING SHALLOH BARINE AUTOMATED ANALYSIS CF FRESH HATER PRODUCTIVITY REBOTE SENSING SHALLOH MARINE 390

RRENCE OF PROTOZOA TAXONOMY 6 PHYSIOLOGY OF UNDERGROUND HATER EROTOZOA C AVERNICOLOUS PROTOZOA REVIEH E N 256

ZOA REVIEH f, NEH STUDIES IN MAMMCTH CAVE KY UNDERGROUND HATER PROTOZOA TEMPERATURE RELAXED OCCURRENCE OF 256

TICIDES PUGET SOOND HATER QUALITY EFFECTS BELLINGHAB BAY HATER QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL POLLOTION AS IT REL 652

S ON PRIM PROD TACONITE DUMPING lAKE SUPERIOR ECOLOGICAL HATER QUALITY ANALYSES RIVERS-LAKES POPULATION 387

CRUSTACEANS, FISH) ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST EFFECTS CF HATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY ON ANIMALS (BAINLY MO 166

Y PHYTOBAC BARINE BICROBIOLOGY - PHYTOPL ANKTON TAXONOMY HATER QUALITY AND SEDIMENT ANALYSIS MICROBIOLOGY 113

CHEBISTRY AND CLAY MINERALOGY MINE SPOIL POTENTIALS FCR HATER QUALITY AND SOIL EROSION MINERAL NUTRITION 6U9

T ROYAL ESTUARINE STUDY LAKE SEBASTICOOK EUTROPHICATION HATER QUALITY AND HATER SUPPLY PROTECTION CHABAC 393

L ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATICN HATER QUALITY CRITERIA 1972 TELL EL HESI ARCHEOL 588

OGY THO MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF PLANKTON-ALGAE FOOD CHAIN HATER QUALITY CRITERIA LAKE RESTORATION HATER 75

GAE FOOD CHAIN HATER QUALITY CRITERIA, LAKE RESTORATION HATER QUALITY CRITERIA; PLANKTON POPULATION MODE 75

LAND QUALITY BIOLOGICAL IMPACT OF PESTICIDES PUGET SOUND HATER QUALITY EFFECTS BELLINGHAB BAY HATER QUALI 652

GH MANURE RATES CN SOILS AND CROPS EFFECT OF LAND USE ON HATER QUALITY EFFECTS OF FERTILIZERS AND BANURE 765

THERBAL EFFECTS STUDIES ALGAL ASSAY EVALUATION HATER QUALITY EVALUATION PRE-IBPOUNDHENT STUDIES 769

QUALITY; THERMAL POLLUTION; SALINITY INTRUSION TRANSIENT HATER QUALITY IN ESTUARY NETHORKS SUBMERGED DIFF 302

OLLUTED HATERS. HATER PROCESSING SURVEY CHEM. ASPECTS CF HATER QUALITY IN SE VIRGINIA JAMES ESTUARY BENTH 332

N.E. MO. LIFE HISTORY OF THE EMERALD SHINER IN SO. DAK. HATER QUALITY INVESTIGATIONS IMPACT OF MINING ON 2112

RK VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION COPEPODS - ARCTIC OCEAN MARINE HATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT COASTAL HATER QUALITY B 3U8

IE OF NEH YORK ROLE OF ANIMAL HASTES IN HATER POLLUTION HATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT HATER POLLOTION PANEL N 3U1I

CS FROM HASTEHATER DISINFECTION INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS AND HATER QUALITY MERCURY AND THE FETUS "IN OTERO" 161

- ARCTIC OCEAN MARINE HATER QUAIITI MANAGEMENT COASTAL HATER QUALITY MONITORING NETHORK VERTICAL DISTRI 308

ATION OF HASTE TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND RECEIVING HATERUAYS HATER QUALITY MONITORING PROGRAM FOR OCCOQUAN HA 572

FSHORE OIL AND NEH ENGLAND: BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS DESIGN CF HATER QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEMS ASSESSMENT OF «97

VESTIGATIONS IMPACT OF MINING ON CZARK HEADHATER STREAMS HATER QUALITY OF 3 RIVER BASIN IN N.E. MO. LIFE 2U2

COVE POINT BENTHIC STUDY EFFECTS OF THERMAL LOADING AND HATER QUALITY ON ESTUARINE ONE DEGREE PRODUCTION 300

SH HABITAT FOR CORPORATION WATERSHED MONITORING SYSTEM - HATER QUALITY OUTDOOR EDUCATION LABORATORY AVIA 212

PPIY PROTECTION CHARACTER OF NATURAL HATERS 6 POILOTANTS HATER QUALITY PROTECTION 6 SUPPLY PROGRAM PORT R 393

SPECIALLY NERVOUS SYSTEMS NFURCPH AEBACOLOGY OF PYRETHRUB HATER QUALITY STUDIES RESERVOIR SYSTEMS BASSACH lOU

B HATER QUALITY STUDIES RESERVOIR SYSTEMS MASSACHUSETTS HATER QUALITY STUDIES RIVERINE SYSTEMS MASS. P 101

IN HEATED HATER ORIGIN OF NITRITE IN HEATED HASTE HAIEE HATER QUALITY SURVEY ROLE OF TRACE METALS IN MI 781

TER LIFE HISTORIES OF FEESH-HATEE FISHES CRANBERRY LAKE HATER QUALITY SURVEY FIRST-YEAR GROHTH ALEHIFE L 211

ON IN ESTUARINES MATHEMATICAL BCCELS; RIVER AND ESTUARY HATER QUALITY; THERMAL POLLUTION; SALINITY INTRU 302

AND VARIATION IN SEDIMENTS AND ESIOARIES ANALYSIS OF SEA HATER REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN MAJOR IONS MEMBRANE U53

N LOGGED AREAS OF NEH YORK SOIL SCIENCE APPLIED TO TREE HATER RELATION; MANS IMPACT; AND LAND USE PLANNI 157

TABOLISN 8 TEflPEFATURE REGULATION PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY HATER RELATIONS OF DESERT ANTELOPES ENERGETICS 0 716

PATTERNS OF SOIL MOISTURE DEPLETION IN OAKS FOREST SOIL HATER RELATIONS REGENERATION FOLLOHING CUTTING I 81

TER ABSORPTION EFFECT OF FLOODING ON SWAMP FOREST PLANT HATER RELATIONS; TREE PHYSIOLOGY HEASOREMENT OF U03

LIFE ECOLOGICAL STUDIES ECOLOGICAl STUDY OF DESERT QUAIL HATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WILD 33

ENT TRANSFORMATION OF PASTORAL MASAI IN KENYA PRICING IN HATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS AND POLICY 175

AKE RECREATIONAL HUNTING POTENTIAL LAND USE AND GENERAL HATER RESOURCE PLANNING; HABITAT MANAGEMENT FOR 670

FE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES EVALUATING EFFECTS OF HATER RESOURCE PROJECTS ON FISH AND HILDLIFE RES 522

EBENT TROUT POND MANAGEMENT REPORTING ON THE EFFECTS CF HATER RESOURCE PROJECTS UPON FISH AND HILDLIFE P 96

R POLLUTION STUDIES ENVIRONMENT AI POLLUTION CONTROL AND HATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNIN 6

EFS GREAT LAKES HATER LEVELS STUD! IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF HATER RESOURCES PROJECTS ON FISH AND HILDLIFE SA 625

POLLUTION; BACT. ORGANIC AND SEDIMENT CONTAMINATION OF HATER SEDIMENTATION 6 HYDROLOGY STUDY OF UNIVERS 688

FLUENT IN LAKE HATER SUPPLIES STRIP MINE RONNOFF IN PARK HATES SHED FEEDING ECOLOGY OF FISH IN STREAM EC 750

GS FOR SHIPS BUILDINGS METALS ETC. FOR UNDER AND ABCVE HATER SPECIALIZED CHEMISTRY - VITAMIN STUDY SOFT 1179

L SPILL SOURCE DETECTION BUBBLE INDUCED UPHELLING OF SEA HATER SPREADING AND MOVEMENT OF OIL SPILLS FOOD 630

FECT ON AVIFAUNA IN SPAIN EFFECT OF URBANIZATION CN HATER STREAM QUALITY VEGETATIONAL CHANGES AND EF 71

OLOGY ECOPHYSIOLOGY AND PLANT DISTRIBUTION DESERT SHROB HATER STRESS GROHTH RESPONSE OF SALT MARSH GRASS 298

METEOROLOGY ESPECIALLY EVAPOTR ANSPIR ATION AND SNOHMELT HATER STRESS IN HARDHOOD TREES SNOHBELT IN HARDH 21U

T PLANT HATER RELATIONS; TREE PHYSIOLOGY MEASUREMENT CF HATER STRESS IN PLANTS SALT AND HATER ABSORPTION 1103

FERTILIZER IN FIELD AND CONTAINEB CROP PRODUCTION PLANT HATER STUDIES PRESERVATION OF PLANT HATER HITH A 179

lENTIC AND LOTIC ENVIRONMENTS DOMESTIC EFFLUENT IN LAKE HATER SUPPLIES STRIP NINE RUNNOFF IN PARK HATER 750

INFLUENCE OF FORESTS ON ENVIRONMENT MICROCLIMATE AND HATER SUPPLY CHEBICAL TEBPEFATURE INTEGRATION MI U21

STUDY LAKE SEBASTICOOK EUTROPHICATION HATER QUALITY AND HATER SUPPLY PROTECTION CHARACTER OF NATURAL HAT 393

CTS OF DYLOX ON EENTHIC MACROFAUNA EFFECT OF CIRCULATING HATER SYSTEMS LAKE ONTARIO ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF T 381

LVED GASES TRACE BETALS PLANKTON DECOMPOSITION ANAEROBIC HATER SYSTEMS TRACE METAL CYCLING DURING DREDGIN 3

OLOGY SEAHEED COLONIZATION 6 RELEASE OP ORGANIC MATERIAL HATER TREATMENT IN CLOSED ECOSYSTEMS HUMIC SUBST 6U6

ODIES PRESERVATION OF PLANT HATER HITH ANTI-TRANSPI RA NTS HATER USE BY PLANT BANAGEBENT OF SOIL HATER F 179

NNING FOR TOTAL LAND UTILIZATION LAND STABILIZATION AND HATER UTILIZATION OF DRASTICALLY DISTURBED AREAS 529

HOGENIC FORMS AND THEIR VECTORS - BICRCBULOLPOLLOTION OF HATER HATER POLLUTION SURVEILLANCE - BEACH RES. 185

HATION IN HEATED HATER ORIGIN OF NITRITE IN HEATED HASTE HATER HATER QUALITY SURVEY ROLE OF TRACE METALS 781

N; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT DEVELOPMENT ARMY CORPS HATER HAY PROJECTS STATE PLAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL 270

TESTING LITERATURE REVIEH ON EFFECTS CF HEAVY BETALS IN HATER HINTER ECOLOGY SALT BARSHES AND BLACK DUCK 2714

ROP PRODUCTION PLANT HATER STUDIES PRESERVATION OF PLANT HATER HITH ANTI-TRANSPIRANTS HATER USE BY PLANT 179

F HIGHWAYS ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY ESPECIALLY OF AlF HATER AND OTHER POLLUTANTS LONG-TERM EFFECTS OP 539

NTI-TRANSPIRANTS HATER USE BY PLANT BANAGEBENT OF SOIL HATER FERTILIZER IN FIELD AND CONTAINER CROP PR 179

ELLA CISTOLA DIATOM COMMUNITY ANALYSIS; ALGOLOGY (FRESH HATER) ENVIRONMENTAL IBPACT STATEMENT - NUCLEAR 3U7

lOH MARINE ECHINODERM BIOLOG Y-BCCICGY BOLOTHUBIANS (COID HATER-BOREAL) ECOLOGY. OF LULUHARIA FRONDOSA INTR 380

376
TABLE 3 - RESEARCH OR CONSULTATION EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

D CHEBISTRY - VITAHIN STUDY SOFT DRINK ADDITIVES STUDY - HAT ER-SHEETN ER SYSTEKS ENVIRONNENTA lEN-^AL - NON- U79

TOSY OF LEPOMIS BACROCHIRUS CONTROLLED SPAWNING OF FRESH HATER/flARINE TELEOST PEHAVIOR ECOLOGY AND FOOD 176

FLINE STUDY OP THE N.E. GULF OF BEXICO CLEANING OP OILED BATERFOHL WILDLIFE FCOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION 313

HABITATS FOR PEOPLE BANAGEBENT WATERFOWL AND ASSOC. IN BRACKISH AND FRESH WATER 136

S AND BLACK DOCKS ORNITHOLOGY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WATERFOWL AND ASSOCIATED ECOSYSTEMS LEAD POISONI 27U

WATERFOWL CANVASBACK DUCK LOUISIANA WETLANDS WATERFOWL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY LEAD POISONING IN 17

ECHNIQDES BANUAL FEDERAL-AID WILDLIFE RESEARCH PROJECTS WATERFOWL AND WETLANDS ECOLOGY AND BANAGEBENT R 221

J STATISTICS IN GABE AND FISH WORK SE STATES ANALYSIS OF WATERFOWL BANDING CONSULTING ON USE OF QUANTITA 3ie

WATERFOWL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL CANVASBACK DUCK LOUISIANA WETLANDS 17

AMICS OF HOMEOTREEBS ESPECIALLY GAME SPECIES ECOLOGY CF WATERFOWL NEST PREDATION ECOLOGY -JF URBAN WILDLI 7 38

WATERFOWL NEST PREDATION ECOLOGY OF URBAN WILDLIFE URBAN WATERFOWL POPULATIONS POPULATION DYNABICS OF HO 7 38

TERRESTRIAL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY WITH SPECIAL INTEREST IN WATERFOWL TERRESTRIAL r. WETLAND EVALUATION FOR T 57S

TO WATERFOWL AND ASSOCIATED ECOSYSTEBS LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL TESTING LITERATURE REVIEW ON EFFECTS 27U

WENT DENITRIFICATION OF CONCENTRATED NITRATE WASTEWATERS WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRON MENTAL PESO 371

FICATION TRACE HETALS IN LAKE WASHINGTON LEAD IN COASTAL WATERS THER BODYN AMICS AND KINETICS AIR PURI 2S

IN ACID BINE WATERS MACROBENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RIFFLE WATERS BACROBENTHOS SYNERGISnS OF RIFFLE COBBUN 116

QOALITY AND WATER SUPPLY PROTECTION CHARACTER OF NATURAL WATERS 5 POLLUTANTS WATER QUALITY PROTECTION S S 393

ENT IN SOILS FATE AND BEHAVIOR CF BIOCIDES IN SCILS AND WATERS BIOCIDES IN THE SOIL PESTICIDES IN SOIL A 763

TH FACTORS VITABINS TOXINS SHELLFISH TOXICITY IN ALASKAN WATERS BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTIVITY IS COOK INLE'^ ALA S07

DE ENVIRONBENTAL NEUROBIOLOGY SUCCESSION SHALLOW COASTAL WATERS CARIBBEAN SOCIAL BIOLOGY ECOLOGY OF HOBI 770

SIBILAR SUBARCTIC STRFABS DISTRIBUTION OF LEAD IN LENTIC HATERS CON^-INGENCY PLAN FOE SUBBIT f. PAXSON LAKE SIB

OLLDTION CONTROL REBOVAL OF IRON FROB ACID BINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN WIND TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPILL USE OF 783

OF RIFFLE COBBONITEIES DIATOB FLUCTUATIONS IN ACID BINE WATERS BACROFENTHIC ASSOCIATIONS IN RIFFLE WATER 116

D MARINE INVERTEBRATES NITROGEN CYCLE IN SHALLOW BARINE WATERS NITROGEN CYCLE ON CORAL REEFS CONTROL OF 760

ICAL LIBNOLOGY S FISHERIES BIOLOGY BENTHOS OF NEAR SHORE WATERS OP LAKE ONTARIO FISH STUDIES OF THE OSWEG 207

NKTON COBBUNITIES AEEIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF COASTAL WATERS OP NEW YORK AND LONG ISLAND USE OF REHOT 115

AL 6 CHEBICAL INTEREACTIONS IN FRESH ESTUARINE 8 COASTAL WATERS PLANKTON ECOLOGY IN THE ESTUARY HETEROTRO 812

VALUATING ENVIRONBENTAL IBPACTS IN ESTUARIES AND COASTAL WATERS POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - HUDSON RIVER NEW Y 729

POLLUTION PANEL NATIONAL WATER COBBISSION ANALYSIS PORE WATERS PROGRAB STATE OF NEW YORK ROLE OF ANIBAL 3Uli

BARSH PRODUCTIVITY 6 PLANT EXPORT POLLUTION OF COASTAL WATERS SALT BARSH BICROCOSBS: A POLLUTION TOOL E SOU

TAL PROCESSES SEDIBENTOLOGY CIRCULATION OF N.H. COASTAL WATERS THERBAL POLLUTION BRIDGEPORT HARBOR CON 307

D PROTIENS ORGANIC BATTER AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN NATURAL WATERS TRACE BETAL - ORGANIC BATTER ASSOCIATIONS 751

NSTITUTE IN MICROBIOLOGY BICROBIAL ECOLOGY OP SOILS AliD WATERS WORKSHOP ON ECOLOGY LIFE DETECTION ON OTH 566

HYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY CF NATURAL AND POLLUTED WATERS. WATER PROCESSING SURVEY CHEM. ASPECTS OF 332

ATION TO ACID BINE DRAINAGE FISHERY SURVEY OF PINE CREEK WATERSHED ECOLOGY OF FRESHWATER FISHES FISH PRO IMS

SECTOR OF PAINT BR. BACT S CHBB STUDY OF THE ROCK CREEK WATERSHED ENVIR. POLLUTION; WATER POLLUTION; BA 688

CTS ON FISH AND WILDLIFE RESOURCES ALCCVY RIVER GEORGIA WATERSHED EVALUATION TOCKS ISLAND DAB 6 RESERVOI 522

ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION CATALYST FCR COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT WATERSHED IMPROVEMEN" LCWA AS FACTOR IN LOCAL AN Ue3

CKET SOUND ISLANDS TRUST BILL EUTCPHICATION OF COBBCSSEE WATERSHED MAINE COASTAL WETLANDS GROUNDTRUTH DEN 516

OLOGICAL STABILITY - ECOSYSTEM BANAGEMENT 8 PRESERVATION WATERSHED BANAGEMENT IN RELATION TO GROWTH LAND 37U

SGY BALANCE DEVEIOPBENT OF BARSH HABITAT FOR CORPORATION WATERSHED BONITORING SYSTEB - WATER QUALITY OUtd 212

SEASONAL LOBLOLLY PINE SITE PROCDCTIVITY - SOIL FACTCFS WATERSHED NUTRIENT BUDGETS - CENTRAL ROCKY HOUNT 571

WATERWAYS WATER QUALITY BONITORING PROGRAM FOR OCCOQOAN WATERSHED OPTIMAL PROCEDURES FOR SLUDGE DISPOSAL 572

LAND USE PLANNING TRANSPORT FACILITY IBPACT ON SOIL AND WATERSHED SOIL EVALUATION - WASTE DISPOSAL FOR C 157

OGENETICS WITH EBPHASIS ON BABMAL POPULATIONS VERTEBRATE WATERSHED SURVEY CYTOGENETIC ANALYSTS OF CHROBOS 78

C ECOLOGY NUTRIENT - HYDROLOGIC INTERACTIONS IN FORESTED WATERSHEDS NUTRIENT BUDGETS FOR CAYOGA AND SENEC «32

ACID MINE POLLUTION SEDIBENTS OF DELBARVA INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY PRODUCTIVITY LAKE SEDIBENTS 177

D NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TELEOST ECOLOGY OF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY BEAUFORT NORTH CAROLINA ESTUARINE EC 93

N AND OPERATION OF WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEBS AND RECEIVING WATERWAYS HATER QUALITY MONITORING PROGRAM FOR 0 572

STABIISH HIGH WATER HARK RITERBANK VEGETATION CONTROL CF WATERWEEDS IN LAKES PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF AL 306

OSTICS PLANNING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PREDICTION FACILITY WAVE PREDICTION FOR SHORELINE CONSTRUCTION OCEA 559

NAGENENT FORAGE CROPS MANAGEMENT DROUTH COLD SHADE AND WEAR STUDIES WITH TURPGRASSES AGRONOMY - TURFGR 798

YSIS ENVIRONBENTAL BUOY DATA ANALYSIS LIGHTSHIP DATA AND WEATHER E. COAST U.S. AIR SEA INTERACTION HETEO 122

ID CLIMATES AGGREGATE QUALITY JUDGMENT PH YSICAL-CHEBIC AL WEATHERING IN ANTARCTICA ANALYSIS OF CHEHICAL-P 51

WEATHERING IN ANTARCTICA ANALYSIS OF CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL WEATHERING SYSTEMS IN COLD CLIMATES AGGREGATE QU 51

ESS SYNDROME IN THE HARD CLAM FATTY ACIDS IN MARINE FOCD WEBS LONG-TERM OBSERVATIONS ON BEMTHIC FISHES D 366

AGEMENT INCLUDING AQUATIC WEED CONTROL AQUATIC ADVISOR - WEEC CONTROL AND FISHERY DEVELOPMENT LAKE NICARA 550

DRVEY FRESHWATER FISHERIES BANAGEBENT INCLUDING AQUATIC WEED CONTROL AQUATIC ADVISOR - WEED CONTROL AND 550

TROL) SEARCH FOR AND IBPORTATION OF PARASITES OF ALFALFA WEEVIL FROB EUROPE TO USA SEARCH POP AND IBPORTA 200

TION ECOLOGY OF COLO-CLOODED VERTEBRATES LIFE HISTORY CF WEHRLES SALAMANDER ECOLOGY OF A POPULATION OF GR 295

WITH SEROLOGICAL METHODS FISH GENETICS HERTIABILITY CF WEIGHT AND LENGTH IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC COB 57U

REST FERTILIZATICN COOPERATIVE FOREST FERTILIZATION AND WEIGHT QUALITY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT NORTH CAROLIN 608

IAN ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THREE PROPOSED RESERVOIRS WEST VIRGINIA AQUATIC MICROBIAL ECOLOGY EC0SY5T 65U

RXTIVE ECOLOGY OF SYBPATRIC CRICKET FROGS NEW TURTLE FCR WEST VIRGINIA COBPARATIVE HEPPETOLOGY OF 2 FARM U7

BORE LONG ISLAND ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS TRANSPORT FACILITIES WESTCHESTER COUNTY LENTIC-LOTIC STUDY PHYTOBAC 113

ZOOGEOGRAPHY BIOSURVEY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO VALLEY N.P. WESTERN N.M. POWERLINE ROUTE IMPACT TUCSON GAS 3U5

UDIES; CO-AUTHOR OF BIRDS OF THE NIAGARA FRONTIER REGION WESTERN NY POSSIBLE JFT POPULATION tryING TO KEE U89

TION HIGHWAY IMPACT ON WETLANDS AND WILDLIFE FRESHWATER WETLAKD CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION AS WILDLIF 262

T WETLAND TREE GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY ARTIFICIAL FLOODING WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION HIGHWAY IB 262

CIAL BEHAVIOR IN BEAVER FOREST WILDLIFE BGT. FRESHWATER WETLAND ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR PUBLIC U16

SITE, TEXAS WETLAND PLANT DISTRIBUTION IN TIDEWATER, MC WETLAND ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN REFERENCE TO PLANT 650

ASBACK DUCK LOUISIANA WETLANDS WATERFOWL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL CANV 17

WILDLIFE BASELINE DATA FOR POWER PLANT TERRESTRIAL AND WETLAND ECOLOGY WITH SPECIAL INTEREST IN WATERFO 575

OLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF VERTEBRATE ANIMALS; ECOLOGY CF WETLAFD ENVIRONMENTS ECOLOGY OF THE MOHAWK RIVER 118

ECOLOGY WITH SPECIAL INTEREST IN WATERFOWL TERRESTRIAL 5 WETLAND EVALUATION FOE TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDO 575

D ADMINISTRATION OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN FOR WILDLIFE WETLAND HABITAT TECHNIQUES MANUAL FEDERAL-AID WI 22U

NSACK MEADOWS VEGETATION OF HOUSTON NEW TOWN SITE TEXAS WETLAND PLANT DISTRIBUTION IN TIDEWATER BD WET 650

ETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION AS WILDLIFE HABITAT WETLAND TREE GROWTH AS AFFECTED BY ARTIFICIAL FL 262

GY LEAD POISONING IN WATERFOWL CAKVASBACK DUCK LOUISIANA WETLANDS WATERFOWL AND WETLAND ECOLO 17

ABPHIPOD CRUSTACEANS ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF COASIAL WETLANDS SHALLOW WATER BARINE f. ESTUARINE ECOLO 159

WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION HIGHWAY IBPACT ON WETLANDS AND WILDLIFE FRESHWATER WETLAND CLASSI 262

GING THAMES RIVER CT BLASTING IMPACT BARINE COVE INLAND WETIANOS BILL ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF EN 60

NDS AND COASTAL IMPOUNDMENTS OPEN BARSH WATER MANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETLANDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY BARSH 216

AL PEDERAL-AID WILDLIFE RESEARCH FBOJECTS WATERFOWL AND WETIANDS ECOLOGY AND BANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND AD 22U

POOMDHENTS OPEN MARSH WATER BANAGEMENT WETLANDS ECOLOGY WETIANDS ECOLOGY ECOLOGY MARSHLANDS AND COASTAL 216

377

TABLE 3 - HESEftRCH OR CONSULTATICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE FIELD

ECTBUn PESTICIDES AND/OR THE SOCIO- ECOLOGICAL VALUES OF
TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUAPY, CT PLANT ECOLOGY OF MARINE
BILL EUTOPHICATION OF COBBOSSEE BATERSHED MAINE COASTAL
FADNAL AND FLORAL CENSUS AND IMPACT RAPPAHANNOCK RIVtR
IN BIVALVE SHELLFISH CULTDRE OP MAPINE ORGANISMS MARINE
ASTAl ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE HGT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY
AL FLORA; CONN. TIDAL MARSHES STATE OP CONNECTICDT TIDAL
OLOGY AND MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR PUBLIC HGT. OF FRESHWATER
PINE WETLANDS FIFTY YEAR CHANGE IN A SELECTED SALT MARSH
NADA GOOSE ESTABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY 6 PLANT ECOLOGY CF
MODELLING STUDY MERRIMACK RIVER DIVERSION EFFECTS STUDY
COLOGICAL IMPACT OF AUBRY RESERVOIR ECOLOGICAL SURVEY CF
TICS WILDLIFE PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION OF NATURAL FOODS OF
CHMUNICATION BEHAVIOR IN BIRDS CCMMUNICATITN BEHAVIOR IN
LAND MANAGEMENT FOR UPLAND GAME WATER FOWL AND
EAR STUDY LIFE HISTORY AND MANAGEMENT OP BLACK BEAR AND
TORY HABITAT PRESCRIBE MANAGEMENT TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES
IN UPPER CHESAPEAKE BAY - FISH BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OP
TED PLANTS SYSTEMATICS OF FLOWERING PLANTS -

SCRIBED FIRE WILDLIFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION
EBMOREGULATION IN HOMEOTHERMS PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY OF A
ROACH WITH RECIPR. TRANSLC COMPETITION BETWEEN BLACK AND
ANALYSIS OF CHRCMOSOME ANALYSIS REPRODUCTIVE PATTERN IN
ECOLOGY PLANTS - AIR - NOISE - MICROCLIMATE INTERACTIONS
ACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON WILDLIFE WILDLIFE BIOLOGY
NS ON WILDLIFE WILDLIFE BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS
T SITE SELECTION IN WILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJECT
E ESTABLISHMENT ORNITHOLOGY 6 PLANT ECOLOGY OF WETLANCS
GY BEHAVIOR POPULATION DYNAMICS NEST SITE SELECTION IN
STEMS APPROACH TO WILDLIFE AND RELATED NATURAL RESOURCES
FFECTS OF HIGHWAYS ON WILDLIFE EFFECTS OF STRIP MINES CN
STFICATION AND EVALUATION HIGHWAY IMPACT ON WETLANDS AND
RKEY INTERNAL PARASITES IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS CN
OURCE MANGEMENT EFFECTS OF SURFACE MINING ON U.S. FISH 6
ITAT FOOD HABITS OF DEER-RANGE CARRYING CAPACITY NONGABE

FISH

AL COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS SYSTEMS APPROACH TO

DEVELOPING AND CARRYING OUT EXTENSION PROGRAMS IN

ULATION TRYING TO KEEP OFF ROAD VEHICLES OUT OF POSTED S

E CORRIDOR WILDLIFE EVALUATION DRAFT E.I.S. FOR HIGHWAY

NAL PARASITES IMPACT OF FORESTRY OPERATIONS ON WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT OF BLACK BEAR AND WHITF-TAIIED DEER AND UREAN
ION TOCKS ISLAND DAM 6 RESERVOIR N.Y. N.J. 8 PA FISH S
IC BIRDS LIFE HISTORY ECOLOGY OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS AND
DESERT QUAIL WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

ECO. CENTER FERRAL CAT PREDATION 6 POPULATION DYNAMICS

OF THE N.E. GULF OF MEXICO CLEANING OF OILED WATERFOWL
VIOR OF MALE WCODCOCK ECOLOGY OF RUFFED GROUSE IN MAINE
EAR FACILITY ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF RED AND GRAY FOXES
LACIAN ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY OF DISTURBED LANDS; FOREST AND
ICS OF SNOWSHOE HARE, DEER, AND FISHER GENERAL ECOLOGY
DEPREDATIONS STUDIES OF POPULATION ECOLOGY CANADA GEESE
ORESTS BOGS ARCTIC) ECOLOGICAL SURVEY FOR FORESTRY AND
MANAGEMENT OF UPLAND GAME ANIMALS EFFECTS OF HIGHWAYS CN

CONSERVATION, ATITLAN GREVE, ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT CF
RIAL 6 WETLAND EVALUATION FOR TRANSMISSION LINE CORRIDCR
MENTS OF RAVEN ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF NONCONSUMPTI VE
DIFICATION ON WILDLIFE HABITAT TIMBER CUTTING EFFECTS CN
GEMENT SYSTEMS EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL MODIFICATION CN
IFE FRESHWATER WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION AS
RY OF VERTEBRATES ESP. BIRDS AND MAMMALS COMPILATION CF
IN INDUCTION THINS IN CATTLE ECOL. INFL. HEALTH REPROt.

ANIMAL DISTRIBUTION ABUNDANCE RARITY ECOLOGICAL STUDIES
OGY CANADA GEESE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY; WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT;

FISH AND

WARM-ELCODED VERTEBRATE POPDIATTON ECOLOGY AND

N DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP BOOK EXPERT ON NATIONAL PARKS AND

DEMONSTRATION AREAS STREAM DREDGING COORDINATION FOREST

ASSISTANT ECOLOGICAL STUDIES - HABITAT MANIPULATIONS IN

WETLANDS EDITORIAL CONSULTANT ENVIRONMENTAL AOVI
WETLANDS FIFTY YEAR CHANGE IN A SELECTED SALT HA
WETIANDS GROUNDTBUTH DENNIS AND TRURO IMPACT AH
WETLANDS IMPACT STUDY PHYTOPLANKTON ECOLOGY IM
WETLANDS OF SUFFOLK AND NASSAU COUNTIES AQUACDLT
WETLANDS ON LONG ISLAND INDUSTRIAL WASTES PROBL
WETIANDS PRESERVATION PROGRAM CONSULTANT BIOLOGI
WETLANDS SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN BEAVER FOREST WILDLI
WETLANDS STUDY OF SOUTHAMPTON TOWN NEW YORK EFFE
WETIANDS WILD TURKEY RE-ESTABIISHNENT TECHNIQUES
WEWEANTIC RIVER FISHERIES PROGRAM ESTURAINE FIS
WHITE BOCK LAKE AQUATIC ECOLOGY - EBTEOPHICATIO
WHITE TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION OF WINTER DEER Y

ASPECTS OF C

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DIIFE-ADHINISTRATION CONSERVATIO

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WHITE-TAILED DEER AND URBAN WILDLIFE CATSKILLS
WHITETAILED DEER RESEARCH ESTABLISHING WILDLIFE
WIDENING AND DEEPENING CEO CANAL - FISH EVALUA
WILD AND CUTLIVATED TAXONOMIC STUDIES OF CULTIVA
WILD ANIMAL POPULATION-HABITAT RELATIONSHIPS ECO
WILC EIRD PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ENERGY-BALANCE
WILD GERMAN COACKROACHES POPULATION BIOLOGY OF
WILD MICE EXPERIMENTAL VERT. ECOLOGY AND CYTOGE
WILD SHRUB CULTIVATION SONGBIRD ATTRACTION INTEG
WILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS WILD TURKEY INTERNAL PAR
WILD TURKEY INTERNAL PARASITES IMPACT OF FOBESTR
WILD TURKEY PRESEASON BANDING ORNITHOLOGY AT TH
WILD TURKEY HE-ESTABLISHMENT TECHNIQUES MANUAL
WILD TURKEYS ALLEGHENY RIVER PROJECT WILD TURKEY
WILDLAND RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROCEDURE WILLIAMSB
MANAGEMENT OF UPLAND GAME ANIMALS E
FRESHWATER WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND
WILDLIFE BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY FOOD HABI
WILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT WORLD HSHI
WILDLIFE AND FOREST MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS EFFECTS
WILDLIFE AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT
WILDLIFE AND RELATED NATURAL RESOURCES WILDLAND
WILDLIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS

WILDLIFE AREAS SETTING ASIDE AREAS AS WILDLIFE B
WILDLIFE BASELINE DATA FOR POWER PLANT TERRESTE
WILDLIFE BIOLOGY

WILDLIFE BIOLOGY WILD TURKEY FOOD HABITS WILD TD
WILDLIFE CATSKILLS NEW YORK BEAR STUDY ADIRONDA
WILDLIFE CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES EVALUAT
WILDLIFE DISEASES CHEMICAL RESIDUES IN LIVESTOCK
WILDLIFE ECOLOGICAL STUDIES ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF
WILDLIFE ECOLOGY S POPULATION DYNAMICS ENVIRONM
WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION TO URBAN EN
WILDLIFE ECOLOGY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT UPLAND
WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY ANIMAL BEHAVIOR POP
WILDLIFE ECOLOGY POPULATION STUDIES FOREST SMALL
ECOLOGICAL ENERGETICS WILDLIF
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT; WILDLIFE
WILDLIFE EFFECT OF VEGETATION CHANGES ON SOIL FE
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WILDLIFE ESPECIALLY RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES
WILDLIFE EVALUATION DRAFT E.I.S. FOR HIGHWAY WI
WILDLIFE HABITAT FACTORS DETERMINING DENSITY OF
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WILDLIFE HABITAT WETLAND TREE GROWTH AS AFFECTED
WILDLIFE IMPORTED IN US SYSTMATICS OF ENDANGERED
WILDLIFE IN S.E. FOREST HABITATS CONTROL REPROD.
WILtLIFE INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENT TRENDS NATDRA
WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT BLACKBIRD DEPREDATIONS
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
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WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - INVENTORY HABITAT PHESCRI
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WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT DEMONSTRATION AREAS STREAM D
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT HURRICANE IMPACT ON QUAIL HA
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT WITH EMPHASIS ON SHALL GAME
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT UPLAND AND BIG GAME INFLUEN
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT; WILDLIFE LAW ENFORCEMENT BL
WILDLIFE MGT. FRESHWATER WETLAND ECOLOGY AND MA
WILDLIFE NATIONWIDE OUTDOOR RECREATION PLAN DESE
WILDLIFE ON 3000 ACRE FARM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES FA
WILDLIFE PHYSIOLOGY EVALUATION OF NATURAL FOODS
WILDLIFE POND MANAGEMENT TROUT STREAM MANAGEMENT
WILDLIFE POPULATIONS AND FOOD HABITS OF UNGULATE
WILDLIFE PRODUCTIVITY FOR RECREATION PURPOSES DU
WILDLIFE REFUGES OR BIRD SANCTUARIES ORNITHOLOG
WILDLIFE RESEARCH PROJECTS WATERFOWL AND WETLAN

WILDLIFE ECOLOGY
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486

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586

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797

674

346

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186

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125

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223

285

255

482

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321

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489

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125

486

522

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618

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575

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SCE ANALYSIS PLANNING 6 flANAGEHENT RECREATION IMPACT CN SILCl
LONG-RANGE LAND OSE PLANNING EOR FISH AND HILCL
VALDATING EFFECTS OF HATER RESOURCE PROJECTS ON FISH AND WILCL
IZE STODT FACTS TO ASSESS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ON LAND - SILDL
TION EFFECT OF LOGGING ON TIMEER OPERATIONS AND HILCLIfE BILtL
TS OF CLEARCOTTING ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED FIRE WILDL
HPACT ASSESSMENT OF WATER RESOURCES PROJECTS ON FISH AND HILCL
BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF SMALL MAMMALS TERRESTRIAL HILCL
GICAL SDRVFY VOLCANO BARO PROPOSED NATIONAL PARK PANAMA HILCL
lES ECOLOGY OF HATERFOHL NEST PREDATION ECOLOGY OF OREAN HILCL
ING ON DEER AND GROOSE DEVELOPING SLIDE-LFCTORE UNITS CN HILCL
SEARCH AND ADMINISTRATION OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN FCR HILDL
»D POPULATION EFFECT OF LOGGING ON TIMBER OPERATIONS AND HILCL
HOODCOCK AND GROUSE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND EFFECTS CN HILCL
OLATIONS THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF HABITAT FOR HILCL
ORS OF DISEASE IMPORTANT TO MILITARY MANAGEMENT OF FARM HILCL
NATURAL RESOURCES HILDIAND RESOURCE ALLOCATION PROCEDURE HILLI
L RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT KEHOE LAKE LAND REQUIREMENTS PLAN HILIO
EE STRESS IN HARDWOOD TREES SNOWBEIT IN HARDWOOD FORESTS HIND
TROl REMOVAL OF IRON FROM ACID MINE DRAINAGE WATERS DOWN WIND
N OF NATURAL FOODS OF WHITE TAILED DEER INVESTIGATION CF WINTE
EENBELT STUDY SYMPATHY OF RED HEADED 6 LEWIS WOODPECKERS HINTE
NG LITERATURE REVIEW ON EFFECTS CF HEAVY METALS IN HAIER HINTE

Y PLANT POPULATIONS SUCCESSION CONSULTANT 6 EMPLOYEE - HISCO
AE FUNGUS INHIBITION BY HOOD EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASION CF WOOD
ORGANISMS COPPER TOLERANCE IN ALGAE FUNGUS INHIBITION EY WOOD

EVALUATION OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN FORESTRY ECOLOGY CF WOOD
MPLING METHODS STATISTICAL STUDIES ALPINE ARCTIC AND WOOD
TION OF ACID MINE DRAINAGE BY NEUTRALOSIS DEVELOPMENT CF HOOD
AND LAND USE PLANNING AIR POLLUTION CONTROL FROM WASTE HOOD
ELOPING SLIDE-LECTURE UNITS ON WILDLIFE VOCALIZATIONS CF HOOCC
NFLUENCE OF DEER ON VEGETATICN BREEDING BEHAVIOR OF MAIE WOOCC
CORRELATION BETWEEN SOILS AND POTENTIAL PRODUCTIVITY FCR WOOtL
BLEMS HIBERNAL DISTRIBUTION OF COTTONTAILS IN S. ONTARIO WOOCL
D E LEWIS WOODPECKERS WINTER ECOLOGY 6 BEHAVIOR OF LEWIS HOOCP
ELS ASPEN GSEENEFLT STUDY SYMPATRY OF RED HEADED E LEHIS HOODP
EHIS HOODPECKERS BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICAN WOOCP
STEMATICS-ECOLCGY PROGRAM MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY WOODS
F TOHPGRASS UNDER STRESS CONDITIONS STRESS PHYSIOLOGY CF WOODY
OCT EXUDATES AND ECOLOGY OF BOOT PATHOGENS PATHOLCGY CF WOODY
TES ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF VASCULAR PLANTS OF MARYLAND WOODY
LE FIBER RESEARCfi AND GENERAL TEXTILE RESEARCH EFFECT CF WOO!
MAMMAL POPULATION DYNAMICS FIELD WORK

Y BOTH ITS ECOLOGICAL AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS CHM. HORK
SCHUYLKILL RIVER RESEARCH AND SURVEY HORK

I, MASSACHUSETTS VERMONT SOLID HASTE PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL HORK
PERATIVE MOURNING DOVE STUDY STATISTICS TN GAME AND FISH HORK
NAMICS OF SALMONIDS AND MACRCINV EFTEER ATE? CORNING GLASS WORKS
LT MARSH STUDY OIL POLLUTION BASELINE STUDY COASTAL ZONE HORKS
DENCE TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENT PRIMARY BEHAVIOR DISORDERS HORKS
RINE AND FRESH HATER FISHES MARINE CAREERS OCEAN SCIENCE HORKS
E IN MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIAL ECOLCGY OF SOILS AND HATERS HORKS
ING ON U.S. FISH 8 WILDLIFE ACID MINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT WORLD

PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN AFRICAN LAKES PHONO RECEPTION IN ARBCW WORMS
LOGY AND BEHAVIOR COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF CANYON AND ROCK WRENS
N OF SPORULATION MEASURES OF CONTROLLING PLANT DISEASES HRITI
NE-ESTUABINE ECOLOGY; SCIENCE ADMINISTRATION; SCIENTIFIC HRITI

- STREAM SYSTEM - WRITING OR EVALUATING NEPA STATEMENTS HRITI
HENTS INFORMAL CONSULTATION LIMNOLOGY - STREAM SYSTEM - HRITI

Y AND SILVICULTURE FOREST MENSURATION TECHNICAL REPORT WRITI
TOTAL FISHING EFT. ON SHELF FROM AREAL OBSERVATION EST. WT . F

MENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT KYOBI
VEIOPMEHT IN NEONATAL MAMMALS WATER BALANCE IN BATS FROM XERIC

OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RESEARCH: POPULATION DYNAMICS CF Y. FE

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD EPA CONNECTICUT YANKE
GICAL STUDIES CONNECTICUT RIVER HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY MAINE TANKE

POODS OF WHITE TAILFD DEER INVESTIGATION OF WINTER DEER YARDS

FRESHHATER FISHERY BIOLOGY BASS YEARC

AIR POLLUTION AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PAST 30 YEARS

STBY CONSULTANT ADMINISTRATION OF FORESTRY PROGRAMS; 10 YEARS

HIEF OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; U1 YEARS

OPHORESIS RESISTANT CANDIDA ALBICANS ULTR ACENTRIFUGATICN YEAST

ADMIN. OF RESEARCH AND OTHER PROGRAMS YEAST

ATHOBIOLOGT OF MICROORGANISMS IN GENERAL PROTOTHECA ORAL YEAST

IVER MARINE MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE YEAST

NAMICS OF DOUGLAS-FIR POPULATIONS DYNAMICS AND SIMULATED YIELD

ICS OF HETEROSIS PERMANENT GRASSLAND MANAGEMENT FOR HIGH YIELD

L LOBSTER MANAGEMENT PLAN - II STATES MAXIMIZING LOBSTER YIELD

HODE ISLAND FLOATING TRAP FISHERY TEMPERATURE EFFECTS CN YIELD

I LIMNOLOGY OF MINNESOTA POLLUTICN OF LAKE ONUNDAGA NEW YORK

LAND CAMPGROUNDS AND CAMPERS IN NEW YORK MARINAS IN NEW YORK
SPOSAL FOR CAMPGROUND SOIL DAMAGE CN LOGGED AREAS OF NFH YORK

THE PINE VOLE REVIEW lOH STATEMENT ON HIGHWAY 1-88 NEH YORK
L TAXONOMY LIMNOLOGY EUTROPHICATION OF ONEIDA LAKE NEW YORK
lES AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF COASTAL HATERS OF NEW YORK

IFE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANS RECREATION R
IPE RESOURCES

IFE RESOURCES ALCOVY RIVER GEORGIA HATERSH
IFE RESOURCES THE TERRESTRIAL FAUNA OF THRE
IFF RESOURCES ST. LAWRENCE BASIN VERTEBRA
IFE RESPONSE TO WASTEWATER IRRIGATION WILD
IFE SABINE RIVER DIVERSION PROJECT LOUISIA
IFE SURVEY SEABROOK NEH HAMPSHIRE
IFE SURVEY ANEGADA ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN
IFE URBAN HATERFOHL POPULATIONS POPULA'^ION
IFE VOCALIZATIONS OF WOODCOCK AND GROUSE E
IFE WETLAND HABITAT TECHNIQUES MANUAL FBDER
IFE WILDLIFE RESOURCES ST. LAWRENCE BASIN
IFE ADULT EDUCATION EFFECTS OF STRIP MININ
IFF AND THE COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OP BIO
IFE-ADHINISTRATION CONSERVATION PROGRAMS MA
AMSBURG ENVIRONMENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS RECREAT
W ISLAND LOCKS AND DAM - ENV. IMPACT STATME
PROFILES OVER "ORFSTS FOREST METEOROLOGY
TRAVEL OF CHY EVEN SPILL USE OF CLUIDIZED B
R DEER YARDS ENERGETICS OF SNOHSHOE HARE D
R ECOLOGY 6 BEHAVIOR OF LEWIS HOODPECKERS
B ECOLOGY SALT MARSHES AND BLACK DUCKS ORN
NSIN SCIENTIFIC AREA COUNCIL SURVEY. FORES
CULTURE DISTRIBUTION AND CYTOLOGY OF AQUAT
EXTRACTS FUNGUS INVASION OF HOOD CULTURE D
INHABITING INSECTS ECOLOGY OF FOREST TREE
PLANT IDENTIFICATION VEGETATION MAP SOUTHAM
PLASTIC TECHNOLOGY INVESTIGATION OF PULSED
RECYCLING ADVICE TO AN ALUMINUM PRODUCER CO
CCK AND GROUSE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND FP
CCK ECOLOGY OF RUFFED GROUSE IN MAINE WILD
ANDS AND RELATED USES GATHERING STANDARD SO
OT FLORIDA CREEL SURVEY PROGRAM NONLINEAR F
ECKERS BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY OF NORTH AMERI
ECKERS WINTER ECOLOGY S BEHAVIOR OP LEWIS W
ECKERS; SAME FOR GROUND SQUIRRELS ASPEN GRE
HOLE MASS. SHELL PENETRATION BY ORGANISM
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS PHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISM
PLANTS IN URBAN SUBURBAN AND FOREST ECOS
PLANTS OF MARYLAND MARSH-TIDAL VASCULAR PL
SCOURING MILL ON STREAM POLLUTION IDENTflC
FOR RESEARCH IN RANGE ECOSYSTEMS AND SMALL
GRP. U OF THE CONE. ON GLOBAL ECOL. PROBLEM
IN AQUATIC ECOLOGY ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OP THF
IN EDUCATION POLLUTION ANALYSIS AND SOLID
SE STATES ANALYSIS OF HATERFOHL BANOINR CO

EFFECTS OF GLASS PLANT EFFLUENTS ALLEGANY

HOP HARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL POLLUTION MI

HOP COMMUNITY CENTER FOR UNMOTIVATED ADOLES

HCP MARINE PRODUCTS MA

HOP ON ECOLOGY LIFE DETECTION ON OTHER PLAN

HERITAGE TRUST LIVING RESOURCE MANGEMENT

STRATIFICATION AND TRANSPARENCY IN AFRICAN

BEHAVIOR SYMPARTRIC ARIZONA GRASSLAND SPAR

NG flOOK-"CHEMISTRY OF FUNGICIDAL ACTION" BI

NG MEMBER PRESIDENT'S WATER POLLUTION CONTR

NG NEPA STATEMENT - REVIEU OF NEPA STATEMEN

NG OR EVALUATING NEPA STATEMENTS WRITING NE

NG THE TARIF SYSTEM OF TREE-VOLUME FSTIMATI

LOUNDER DISCARDED AT SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN

NG VALLEY SUSQUEHANA RIVER PA EIS MAINTEN

HABITATS HATER ECONOMY OP DESERT MAMMALS
RCH POPULATION BIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY ECOLO
E ATOMIC POWER PLANT BIOLOGICAL STUDY DIRE
E HAMPTON HYDROGRAPHIC STUDY THE USE OP DY
ENERGETICS OF SNOWSHOE HARE DEER AND PIS
lASS STRENGTH

CHIEF OF
PROFESSIO
CELLS IN
IN CLOSED

S SEWAGE E

OP DOUGLA

PESTICIDE

S POPULAT

S OF LOBST

EIOGEOCHE

RECRBATIO

SOIL SCIE

VARIED RA

ALGAL - BA

AND LONG I

U.S. FOREST SERV
NAL EXPERIENCE C
GRADIENT ACRYLAM

FOOD CYCLES
MEDICAL MYCOLOGY
PPECT ON ESTUARI
S FIR TREE AND S
S IN THE AQUATIC
ION DYNAMICS OF
ERS POPULATION
nISTRY OF MARINE
NAL USES OP NATU
NCE APPLIED TO T
DIO TELEMETRY ST
CTERIA SYMBIOSIS
SLAND USE OF RE

ICE; 10 YEAR ASSI
ONSULTANT FORESTR
IDE GROWTH STIMUL

PHYCOIOGY

ES THERMAL E
TAND DATA PR

ENVIRONMENT
MARINE FISH
DYNAMICS INC

AND FRESHHA
RAL RESOURCE
REE WATER RE
UDY OF THE S

NORTH AMERI
MOTE SENSING

AND P
FPECT
OH 10

EPFl
POPUL
LUDIN
TER S
S USE
LATIO
AW-WH
CAN A

TO S

6U3

562

522

169

762

797

625

236

U08

738

606

22U

762

606

U93

U33

255

U07

21U

783

U65

291

27U

5U3

58U

58U

6U7

HI

6U

U3U

606

618

U27

U62

291

291

291

112

3U9

66U

83

263

U61

358

55U

362

318

619

719

120

269

566

677

U75

730

UU2

112

527

527

782

535

US

3113

353

112

689

U65

513

739

135

135

605

1211

556

91

U90

735

18

651

182

785

157

227

278

115

379

TABIE 1 - PESEARCH OR CONSMLTATICN EXPERIENCE AND PRINCIPLE flElD

NEW
NEH
NEH
NEW
NEB

L FISHERY BSNAGENENT nODEL INVBNTCRV OE FISHERIES OF NEW

AND HHITE-TftlLED DEER AND ORBAN SIlDtlFE CATSKILLS NEH
CHEniSTRY OF SEA HATER OCEAN PESODRCES NEH
COMMUNITIES AND POPULATIONS SEWAGE SLUDGE EFFECTS ON NEW
OSTING) CONSULTANT - US ATTORNEY'S OFFICE SO. DIST. NEW
RARE AND ENDAGERED ANIMALS ECOSURVEY OF CAPE VINCENT NEW
lECTED SALT MARSH WETLANDS STUDY CF SOUTHAMFTON TOWN
SIN TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT BROOKHAVEN LANDFILLS
OGY AND POLLUTION CONTROL SURFACE WATER MOVEMENTS IN

OF NON-FARMED RURAL LAND CAMPGROUNDS AND CAMPERS IN
D COASTAL WATERS POWER PLANT ECOLCGY - HUDSON RIVER
OHOUS TROUT MANAGEMENT ECOLOGY OF WARM WATER FISH IN NEW
TER COMMISSION ANALYSIS PURE WATEES PROGRAM STATE OE NEW
HEEPETOLCGY OF LONG ISLAND NEW
VALUATION OF SEX BIOPSY METHOD - STRIPED BASS AOOLT AND
ATE ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OP CARIBOO POPULATION ECOLOGY OF THE
ECOLOGY ESPECIALLY IN RELATION TC FISH FAUNA EFFECTS CP
I ARCHEOLOGICAL PROJECT CRITICAL PROBLEMS OF THE COASTAL
OLOGY RCCT

D MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL
ES PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS IN COASTAL
AL SALT MARSH STUDY OIL POLLUTION BASELINE STUDY COASTAL

ON CRAYFISH RESPIRATION TEMPORAL 8 SPATIAL VARIATION CF
GICAL STUDIES PROGRAM OCEAN ACRE PROJECT SYSTEHATICS AND
STUDIES IN GILA VALLEY, N.M. AVIAN EVOLUTION TAXONOMY
LOGY:SYSTEMATICS DISTRIBUTION ECOLOGY BEHAVIOR OF FISHES
WO FISH SPECIES MARINE INVEBTEERATE

SHELL PENETRATION BY ORGANISMS MALACOLOGY INVERTEBRATE

ECOLOGY OF VIRAL AND BACTERIAL
UCCESSION IN LIMNETIC PHYTOPLA NKTCN GRAZING BY ESTUARINE
K AND CHUB SALMON SECONDARY PRODUCTION OF MARINE PELAGIC

FISH PCPOLATICN

BIOLOGICAL TECHNICAIAN RESEARCH SPECIALIST RESEARCH CF
ANKTON OF EASTERN SHORE VIRGINIA PHYTOPIANKTON AND
BUTTERFLIES TO BIRDS USE OF A COULTER COUNTER TO ASSESS
AL POPULATIONS THE INTERACTION OF NUTRIENTS ALGAE AND
OPLANKTON AND ZOOPLANKTON ECOLOGY OF ESTUARIES SURVEY CF
N PARAMETERS ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE ZOOPIANKTCN
AF AND ZOOPLANKTON IN AQUATIC FOOD CHAINS THE EFFECT CF
ON DELINEATION CP

S OF LAKE ONTARIO FISH STUDIES Of THE OSWEGC HARBOR AREA
BIOLOGY OF PLANKTCNIC MARINE CRUSTACEANS
TORS CONTROLING THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION CF
ON POPULATION PARAMETERS ECOLOGY AND TAXONOMY OF MARINE
ION BIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY ECOLOGY IN FISHERIES RESEARCE:
CRESTRY PROGRAMS: 10 YEARS CHIEF CF U.S. FOREST SERVICE;
ORESTRY CONSULTANT ADMINISTRATION OF FORESTRY PROGRAMS;
TUDY OF THE SAW-WHET OWL ECOLOGY OF THE PINE VOLE REVIEW
VIAN AND MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION FULL TIME RESEARCH SINCE
TUDIES ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION WATER QUALITY CRITERIA

NEW TURTLE FOE WEST VIRGINIA COMPARATIVE HERPETOLOGY OF
NFLUENCE OF A MORPHACTINS ON SOYBEAN PLANTS INFLUENCE CF
ISM OF TRYPAN BLUE TERATOGENES IS ANIMAL MODEL SYSTEM FCR
U 5-T IN GERBIL CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL
FECTS OF HERBICIDES AND CHEMICALS TERATOGENIC EFFECTS CF
ENIC EFFECTS OF 2 U 5-T IN GERBIL CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS CF

BIODEGRADATION CF
GH'' AND LENGTH IN CHANNEL CATFISH ORGANIC COMPOSITION CF
SH AND WILDLIFE PRODUCTIVITY FCR RECREATION PURPOSES CUR
CT OF MINING ON OZARK HEADWATER STREAMS WATER QUALITY CF
AIR POLLUTION AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE PAST
STRATION CONSERVATION PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT OF WILDLIFE CN
AL AND PATHOLOGIC ANATOMY ANNUAL RAGWEED POLLEN CENSUS -
S ECOLOGICAL AND ITS EVOLUTIONARY ASPECTS CHM. WORK GRf.
lUATION OF DYLOX IN FOREST ECOSYSTEM EVALUATION OF SEVIN
S CHIEF OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF;
SAY FISH BIOASSAY BRINE WASTES EVALUATION OF EFFECT CF
AGE DISSOLVED ORGANIC PHOSPHORUS FROM PHYTOPLANKTON: DDR
T SEA BY U.S. FISHERMAN DESCRIBE COHM. PISH. PARAMETERS
TIES ARISING FROM THE USE OF THE ENVIRONMENT REPORT OF I

YORK AND MIDDLE ATLANTIC DOMESTIC AND INTERNATI
YORK EEAR STUDY ADIRONOACKS BFAR STUDY LIFE HIS
YORK BIGHT ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD
YORK EIGHT BENTHOS DEEP-SEA BENTHIE COMMUNITY RE
YORK CONSULTANT - ECOLOGY INC. POLLUTION - AQU
YORK ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF DEER LICK INTFRPRETIN
YORK EFFECTS OF TIDE GATES ON COVE ESTUARY CT
YORK ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT TITOS RESERVOIR TEXAS
YORK HARBOR BIOTA OF MANHASSET BAY GROUND RECHAR
YORK MARINAS IN NEW YORK RECREATIONAL USES OF N
YORK POWER PLANT ECOLOGY - NEW HAVEN HARBOR CON
YORK RESPONSE OP FISH POPULATION TO REDUCED LOAD
YORK RCLE OF ANIMAL WASTES IN WATER POLLUTION W
YORK TURTLE MARKING PROJECT ON LONG ISLAND
YOUNG FISHES OF CHESAPEAKE BAY AND TRIBUTARIES
ZEBRA IN EAST AFRICA VEFTEBR

ZINC CHROMIUM AND NICKEL ON AN ESTUARINE TELEOS
ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ASSESSMENT AND EVAL
ZONE ECOLOGY - RHIZOSPHERE MYCORRHIZA PLANT PATH
ZONE HGT. IN CHESAPEAKE BAY WETLANDS ON LONG ISL
ZONE RESOURCES COASTAL ZONE MGT. IN CHESAPEAKE B
ZONE WORKSHOP MARSH ECOLOGY MARINE OIL POLLOTI
ZOO. IN THE HUDSON ESTUARY DIELDRIN CONC. IN THE
ZOOGECG. OF A. CYANEUS GROUP SYSTEMATIC ICHTHYO
ZOOGECGRAPHY BIOSURVEY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO VALL
ZOOGEOGRAPHY EAST U.S. FRESHWATER PISHES SURVEY
ZOOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY ACANTHOR MEMBRANES IN T
ZOOLOGY MARINE-ESTUARINE ECOLOGY; SCIENCE ADMIN
ZOONOSES

ZOOPLANKTON S

ZOOPLANKTON ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR
ZOOPLANKTON (ICHTHYOPLANKTON)

ZOOPLANKTON AND BENTHOS POPOLATIONS FISHERY RESE
ZOOPLANKTON ECOLOGY OF ESTUARIES SURVEY OF ZOOPL
ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING; LAKE BIOLOGY FEEDING OF DAP
ZOOPLANKTON IN AQUATIC FOOD CHAINS THE EFFECT OF
ZOOPLANKTON OF EASTERN SHORE VIRGINIA PHYT
ZOOPLANKTON OF LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY ENHANCEMENT
ZOOPLANKTON ON ALGAL POPULATIONS THE INTERACTIO
ZOOPLANKTON POPULATIONS. MID-ATLANTIC BIGHT REGI
ZOOPLANKTON STUDIES IN OSWEGO HARBOR AREA BIOLO
ZOOPLANKTON SURVEY OF SEABROOK ESTUARY
ZOOPLANKTON THE EFFECT OF MALTHION ON CRAYFISH R
ZOOPLANKTON ZOOPLANKTON OF LOWER CHESAPEAKE BAY
ZOOEIANKTON-FISH INTERACTIONS IN PONDS CONSULTAT
10 YEAR ASSISTANT CHIEF; «1 YEARS PROFESSIONAL E
10 YEARS CHIEF OF U.S. FOREST SERVICE; 10 YEAR A
10U STATEMENT ON HIGHWAY 1-88 NEW YORK VARIED
1965 - RBPRODOCTIVE BIOLOGY PITUITARY FSN PHYSIO
1972 TELL EL HESI ARCHEOLOGICAL PROJECT CRITICAL
2 FARM PONDS ECOLOGY OF SYMPATRIC SPECIES AMPHI
2 3-5 TRIIODABENZOIC ACID ON SOYBEANS ENVIRONME
2 U 5 T TERATOLOGY TESTING DEFECTS OF DEVELOPME
2 U 5-T EFFECTS ON PLANT GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
2 1 5-T IN GERBIL CYTOGENETIC EFFECTS OF 2 « 5-T
2 0 5-T IN GERBIL 2 U 5-T EFFECTS ON PLANT 3R0WT

2 U-D IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT

22 SPECIES OF FRESHWATER FISHES SEPARATION OF BL
2U TRAPPING BLOEGILL SUNFISH IN FARM PONDS LAKE

3 RIVER BASIN IN N.E. HO. LIFE HISTORY OF THE EM
30 YEARS

3000 ACRE FARM ECOLOGICAL STUDIES FARM GAME INSE
U COMMUNITIES ABSTRACTOR HUMAN PATHOLOGY MICRO
U OF THE CONF. ON GLOBAL ECOL. PROBLEMS TIE ADVI
U OIL IN FOREST SYSTEM ANALYSIS OP AGRICUL'^OR AL
m YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONSULTANT FORE
U6 DYES ON FISH AND ALGAE COMPARISON OF ALDM AND
UB MOSQUITO CONTROL DITCHES IN SALTMARSHES PHOS
5 RESERVOIRS IN OKLAHOMA EST. TOTAL FISHING EFT
95 ENVIRONMENTAL STAFF ANALYSIS OF LEGAL RIGHTS

■472

nee

«U3

661

107

5U0

675

792

2U0

785

729

277

3UU

620

586

653

93

588

172

811

811

719

59U

267

3U5

369

775

112

789

39

382

672

663

86

126

558

86

275

558

U70

207

779

59U

275

353

135

135

227

108

588

HI

127

«9

U50

1150

050

323

57U

777

212

739

133

296

358

786

135

U39

U06

535

U22

SECTION I

TABLE 4

INDEX BY IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE

TABLE tt - lUPftCT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATICN)

ACID WINE DRAINAGE ABATEMENT
WEST VIRGINIA

Zinolzak, Chester E.
AGRICOLTURE

CONNECTICOT

Camp, Wofford B., Jr.

Dg Roo, Hendrik C.

Kelley, Roger H. , Jr.

Lukens, Raymond J.

(liner, Dallas D.

Smith, Hilliao H.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Aron, Hilliam I.

Jenkins, Dale H.

Kelly, Robert H,

Feup, Lowell, F.

Moore, Jerry A.

Piley, David P.

Robinson, Parrel R.

Skoog, Ronald 0.
DELAWARE

Connell, Halter A-

Louder, Darrell E.
HASSACHOSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Craker, Lyle E.

Drury, Williain H.

Gorden, Morton

Harvey, George R.

Natsutnoto, Barton fl.

Old, Warren T. Jr.

Rho, Jinnque

Spaulding, Willard W. ,

Stuart, A last air t1.

Weeks, Martin E.
MARYLAND

Andrevs, Ralph

Bender, Edward S.

Khattat, Fadhill H.

Leffel, Robert C.

Pcyner, Martin M.

Price, Donald L.

Stanton, Gary C.

Stoneburner, Daniel L.

Wagner, Richard H.

Ward, Eraser P.

Wesely, Marvin L.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, W. Donald

Banks, Roger L,

Bool, Stanley W.

Burton, Gerald L,

Davey, Charles B.

Elder, Alfred S.

Howells, David H.

Hunter, Arvel H.

Jchnson, Barrel B.

Honschein, Tom D.

Outen, Ronald B,

Weber, Jerome B.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Porste, Robert H.
NEW JERSEY

Caccamise, Donald F.

Clark, Harold E.

Douglas, Lowell A.

Dysart, Richard J,

Pollmann, Erich H.

Jones, Walter A.

Miller, Brinton M.

NEW YORK

Boehle, John, Jr-
Craul, Phillip J-
Cutright, Noel J.
Erickson, Janes M.
Forbes, Janes E,
George, Carl J.
Goodland, Robert J.
Hcgan, Terry M.
LaRoche, Germain E.
LeBaron, Homer H.
Murphy, Royse P-
Olson, Gerald, W,
Omland, Per A.
Paulson Jr., Donald I,

382

TtElE U - iflPUCT XSSESSfiEHT EXPERIENCE
(BT RESPONDEMT'S lOCHTICN)

HGRICOLTURE

NEH YORK

Paulson, Glenn L.

Pimentel, David

Pough, P. Harvey

Po»ell, Paul E.

Rice, Clifford P,

Root, Richard B.

Savage, Joseph E.

Terry, Orville H.

Hikstrooi, Leonard I.

Killcoj, Henry H. , III

Wilson, Lee
PEHNSTLVANIH

Bollag, Jean-Marc

Chase, Craig C.

Cheng, Thoaas C-

DiCuollo, John, C.

Ghiselin, Jon B.

Hall, Willian E.

Hart nan, Fred E.

Hayden, Robert P.

Heiney, Clayton L.

Hinish, Wayne H.

Jeffers, Edaund E.

Johnson, Andrew L.

Kardos, Louis T.

McCoy, Clarence J,

BcKee, Guy ».

Petersen, Gary K.

Stern, Arthur H.
VIRGINIA

Bradley, Sterling G.

Conroy, John H.

Dovling, Paul Bruce

Harlow, Richard F.

Harvlll, Alton PI.

Lemnon, Paul E.

Prosser, Norville S.

Scanlon, Patrick F.

Taylor, Karren H.

Tuthill, Hartley E.
VERMONT

Farrar, Richard B,

Bcdehouse, Dora E.

Hood, Glen H.
HEST VIRGINIA

Kutscheid, Een B.

O^Qiina, David J.

Schmude, Keith 0.

Singh, Rabindar Math

Smith, Robert L.

Ulrich, Valentin
AIR POLLUTION

CONNECTICOT

Snith, Willian H.
NORTH CAROLINA

Hheeler, Garland I.
NEH YORK

Suzuki, Jon B.
AIR OUALITY

CONNECTICUT

Hartens, Christopher S.
AIRPORTS

CONNECTICUT

Lefor, Michael H.

Miner, Dallas D.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Aron, Hilliam I.

Grandy, John H., IV

Hayes, Helen I.

Biley, David F.

Hade, Richard L.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHUSETTS

Coppinger, Raymond P.

Drury, Hilliam H.

Gorden, Morton

Hoore, Johnes K.

Mugford, Paul s,

Spaulding, Hillard M. ,

Tentsch, Charles S.
MARYLAND

Bender, Edward S.

383

TABLE U - IBPSCT »SSESSnENT EXPERIENCE
(BY BESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

AIRPORTS

HARYLAND

Pinkhao, Carlos F.A.

PoynGC, Martin H-

Haqner, Richard H.

Hard, Eraser P.

Belch, Bruce L.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.

Baker, U. Donald

Sulth, Ben H.
NEH HANPSHIRE

Vaillancourt , Josph H.
NE« JERSEY

Jones, Walter A.
NEH YORK

Foley, Donald D.

Forbes, Janes E.

nagorian, Thomas R.

Neuaaier, Gerhard J,

Pcsmentier, Eric S,

Ritchie, Gary A.

Squires, Donald F.

Su2uki, Jon B.
PENNSYLVANIA

Ball, Hilliam E.

Reefer, Scott D.

ncKee, Guy H.
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.

Prosser, Norville S.

Tuthlll, Bartley E.
TERBONT

Wood, Glen n.
WEST VIRGINIA

Schmude, Keith 0.
ANIBAL DEVELOPBENT

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Goeringer, Gerald C.
APPRAISAL Of REAL PROPERTY
NEW YORK

Klonick, Allan S.
ARCTIC DEVELOPMENT
PENNSYLVANIA

Henshav, Robert E.
ARTIFICIAL LAKES
MARYLAND

Bay, Ernest C.
AVALANCHES

HEW YORK

Craul, Phillip J.
BEACB NOORISBMENT
CONNECTICUT

McGuinness, Willian V.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Aron, Williao 1.

Riley, David F.

Schueler, Robert L.
' Wcodard, Donald w.

Young, David K.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHUSETTS

Gorden, Morton

Hillnan, Robert E.

Lazell, Jr., James D.

Nickerson, Norton H.

Old, Warren T. Jr.

Spaulding, Willard H. ,

Yentsch, Charles S.
MARYLAND

Beal, Kenneth L.

Ward, Eraser P.
BAINE

Flagg, Lewis N.
NOBTH CAROLINA

Banks, Roger L.

Ccoper, Arthur W.

Davey, Charles 8.

Frame, David W.

Johnson, Barrel B.

Lynan, John

Nelson, Paul V.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

Tyus, Harold M.

3BU

TABLE n - IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPEDIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LCCATICN)

BEACH NOURISHMENT
NEM HAMPSHIRE

Hartvell, Allan D.
NEW JERSEY

Bluieling, Chatles III
NEH YORK

Foley, Donald D.
FolGy, Donald D.

Liquori, Vincent R.
NGunaier, Gerhard J.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Spagnoli, John J.
Squires, Donald F.

Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Hartman, Pred E,
RHODE ISLAND

Cook, David 0,

Halvorson, HilliaD L.
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.

Hill, Richard L.

Pierce, Phillip C.
WEST VIRGINIA

Neumann, Edvard S.
BIOSPHERE MICRO

PENNSYLVANIA

Koesterer, Martin G.
CANALS/CHANNELS
CONNECTICUT

Bcngiorno, Salvatcre F,

Gorski, Leon J.

Marcy, Barton C.

McGuinness, Nilliag V.

Porter, Janes w.

Shaw, David G.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Aron, William I.

Grandy, John W., IV

Keup, Lowell, P.

Riley, David F.

Schueler, Robert I.

Wade, Richard A.

Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARE

Connell, Walter A.

louder, Darrell E.

Taylor, Malcoln H.
MASSACHUSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Ccle, Charles F.

DCBjerinuth, Robert E.

Harleman, Donald R.

Hillaian, Robert E.

Lazell, Jr., Janes D.

Old, Warren T. Jr.

Rizzo, Benedetto

Spauldinq, Willard M. , Jr.
MARYLAND

Andrews, Ralph

Beal, Kenneth L.

Cooper, John E.

Cutcher, Joseph J.

Khattat, Fadhill H.

Horqan, Raynond P.

Ritchie, Jr., Douglas E.

Sipple, Willian S.

Ward, Praser P.

Wilson, John S.
MAINE

Grahan, Joseph J.

Ring, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.

Baker, W. Donald

Banks, Roger L.

Burton, Gerald L.

Cooper, Arthur W-

DuMond, David M.

Johnson, Barrel B-

Outen, Ronald B.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

Stephenson, Don W.

Tarplee, Hillian R., Jr.

Tyus, Harold M.

TABLE U - inPdCT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCATICN)

CUNHIS/CHANBELS

NEW RAnPSHIRE

Hartwell, Allan D.
NEH JERSEY

Blumelinq, Charles III

Hilstein, Charles E.
NEB YORK

Foley, Donald D.

Foley, Donald D.

Gehris, Clarence N.

nagorian, Thooas R.

Ritchie, Gary A.

Hikstrom, Leonard I.

Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Browne, Francis X.

Fuller, Samuel l.B.

nayden, Robert P.
RHODE ISLAND

Busby, Charles C.

Prager, Jan C.
VIRGINIA

Birdsonq, Ray S.

Boesch, Donald P.

Bradley, sterling G.

Conroy, John H.

Kelly, Nahlon G.

Marshall, Harold G.

Henyhert, Uillian R.

Pierce, Phillip c,

Prosser, Norville S.

Slocomb, John P-
Tuthill, Hartley E.
HEST VIRGINIA

Gcodno, Edward J.
Kutscheid, Ben B,

Nelson, Charles H.
Neumann, Edward S.
CHANNELIZATION

CONNECTICOT

Bongiorno, Salvatcre P.
Gorski, Leon J.
Lefor, Michael H.
McGuinness, wlllian V.
Miner, Dallas D.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
Aron, William I.
Grandy, John W., IV
Jineson, Robert M.
Moore, Jerry A.
Riley, David F.
Schueler, Robert I.
Skoog, Ronald 0.
Woodard, Donald W.
Young, David K.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
Taylor, Malcolm H.
MASSACHUSETTS

Dillingham, James R.
Harleman, Donald R,
Hillman, Robert E.
Katona, Steven K.
Lazell, Jr., James D.
Miller, A. Richard
Mugford, Paul S.
Old, Barren T. Jr.
Rizzo, Benedetto
Rowe, Gilbert T.
Spaulding, willard M. , Jr.
Tenore, Kenneth R.
Yentsch, Charles S.
Yentsch, Clarice H-
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven H.
Real, Kenneth L.
Catcher, Joseph J.
Davis, Robert K.
Ritchie, Jr. , Douglas E.
Stanton, Gary C.
Wagner, Richard H.
Ward, Eraser P.
Wilson, John S.
MAINE

Bourque, Peter M.

386

TABLE U - IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEDIENCE
(SY EESPONOENT* S tOCATICN)

CHANNELIZATION
MAINE

Dean, David
Grahan, Joseph J.
Ring, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A,
Baker, w. Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Bellis, Vincent J.
Birchfield, Larcy J.
Burton, Gerald L-
Cherry, Solomon T. Jr.
Ccoper, Arthur H.
Frame, David W.
Haines, Leroy H.
Houells, David H.
Jchnson, Barrel B.
Monschein, Tom D.
Outen, Ronald B.
Slolseth, Danny E.
Stephenson, Don V.
Tarplee, William B., Jr.
Tyus, Harold M.
NEW JERSEY

Blumelinq, Charles III
Ferrigno, Fred
Follnann, Erich H.
Kilstein, Charles E.
NEW YORK

Chamberlain, James L.
Foley, Donald D.
Forbes, James E.
Gehris, Clarence W.
Kessell, Stephen B.
Magorian, Thomas R.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Olson, Gerald, H-
Paulson Jr., Donald L.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Spagnoli, John J.
Hikstrom, Leonard I.
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.
Bardarik, Daniel G.
Browne, Francis X.
Davis, George M.
Fuller, Samuel L.H.
Hartman, Fred E.
Hayden, Robert P.
McDaniel, Michael C.
Scherer, Robert C.
Voris, Harold K-
FHODE ISLAND

Busby, Charles C.
Halvorson, Williai 1.
VIRGINIA

Birdsong, Ray S.
Conroy, John H.
Jenkins, Robert E.
Marshall, Harold G.
Nyguist, David
Pierce, Phillip C.
Prosser, Norvillc S.
Slocomb, John P-
Tuthill, Bartley E.
WEST VIRGINIA

De Costa, John J-
Fuchs, Everett H.
Gasper, Donald C.
Gcodno, Edward J.
Jernejcic, Frank A.
Kutscheid, Een B.
Nelson, Charles w.
Neumann, Edward S.
Ozfflina, David J.
Schulz, Arnold F.
CHEMICAL ASPECTS
NEW JERSEY

Bikales, Norbert M.
CHEMICAL HASTES

PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.

inpACT ASSESSHENT EXPEBIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT' «: LOCATICN)

COASTAL PROTECTION/JETTIES
CONNECTICUT

Shaw, David G.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Aron, William I,

Coqgeshall, Dale T.

Schueler, Robert t.

Wcodard, Donald W,
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.

MASSACHUSETTS

Clarke, George L.

Gorden , Norton

Harleman, Donald P.

Hillman, Robert E,

Lazell, Jr., James D,

Nickerson, Norton H,

Old, Warren T. Jr.

Spaulding, Hillard n. , Jr.

West, Arthur J.
MARYLAND

Beal, Kenneth L.

Cutcher, Joseph J,

Sipple, WilliaBi S.

Ward, Eraser P.
MAINE

Flagg, Lewis N-

Ring, Paul D-
NORTH CAROLINA

Banks, Roger L.

Bellis, Vincent J.

Cooper, Arthur W.

Frame, David W,

Slolseth, Danny E.

Tyus, Harold M.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Forste, Robert H.

Hartwell, Allan D.

NEW JERSEY

Hastings, Robert H,

Hilstein, Charles E-
NEW YORK

Foley, Donald D.

Foley, Donald D.

George, Carl J.

Kaczynski, Victor W.

Pcsmentier, Eric S.

Bitchie, Gary A-

Spagnoli, John J.

Squires, Donald F.
PENNSYLVANIA

Fuller, Samuel L. H.

Ghiselin, Jon B.

Hart man, Fred E,
RHODE ISLAND

Busby, Charles C,

Nixon, Scott w.

Prager, Jan C.
VIRGINIA

Boesch, Donald F.

Conroy, John H,

Marshall, Harold G-

Pierce, Phillip C.
WEST VIRGINIA

Nelson, Charles W.

Neumann, Edward S.
COATINGS

VIRGINIA

Menyhert, William B.
CONSERVATION

MASSACHUSETTS

Nicker son, Norton fi.
DEFOLIATION

VIRGINIA

Hinckley, Alden D.

DREDGING, FILLING
CONNECTICUT

Bongiorno, Salvatcre P.
Brown, Charles L.
Kelley, Roger w., Jr.
Lefor, Michael W.
HcGuinness, Hillian V.

366

TABLE U - inPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEFIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT*S LOCATION)

DREDGING, FILLING

CONNECTICUT

Miner, Dallas D.

DISTRICT OF COLOdBIA
Aron , Will iam I.
Grandy , John H. , IV
Jimeson, Robert M.
Mcore, Jerry A.
Riley, David F,
Schueler, Robert I,
Made, Richard A,
Hheatley, James R,
Hoodacd, Donald W.
Young, David K,

DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E-
Taylor, Malcolm H.

HASSACHOSFTTS

Cole, Charles F.
Dillingham, James H.
Drury, William H,
Gorden, Morton
Harleman, Donald P,
Hillman, Robert E.
Lazell, Jr., James D.
Miller, A. Richard
Mugford, Paul S.
Nickerson, Norton H.
Old, Warren T. Jr.
Rowe, Gilbert I.
Spaulding, Hillard M. , Jr.
Tenore, Kenneth B.
Yentsch, Charles S.
Yentsch, Clarice II.

MARYLAND

Andrews, Ralph
Beal, Kenneth L.

Bender, Edward S.

Cutcher, Joseph J-

Davis, Robert K,

Hamilton, Daniel Reyward

Morgan, Raymond P.

Pearson, James G.

Sipple, William S.

Wagner, Richard H.

Ward, Eraser P.

Wilson, John S.
MAINE

Anthony, Vaughn C.

Bourque, Peter M.

Dean, David

Flagg, Lewis N.

Graham, Joseph J.

Ring, Paul D,

Scheanitz, Sanford D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.

Baker, W. Donald

Banks, Roger L-

Burton, Gerald L.

Ccoper, Arthur W.

Davey, Charles B.

Dudond, David H.

Johnson, Harrel B.

Kirby-Smith, William W,

Monschein, Tom D.

Outen, Ronald B.

Slolseth, Danny E.

Stephenson, Don W.

Tyus, Harold H.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Forste, Robert H.

Hartwell, Allan D.
NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III

Ferrigno, Fred

Good , Ralph E.

Hastings, Robert W.

Hilstein, Charles F.
NEW YORK

Cassin, Joseph M.

Foley, Donald D.

Foley, Donald D.

Gehris, clarence W.

Hagorian, Thomas G.

.389

TABLE U - IPIPBCT «SSESSHENT EXPERIENCE
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

DREDGING, FILLING
NEW YORK

McHugh, John L.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Spagnoli, John J.
Squires, Donaia F.
BilliaiBS, Bclton E,
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.
Bardarik, Daniel G.
Browne, Francis X.
Davis, George M.
Denoncourt, Robert F,
Fuller, Samuel l.H.
GhisGlio, Jon B.
Harttnan, Fred E.
Hayden, Robert p.
McDaniel, Michael C,
RHODE ISLAND

Busby, Charles c.
Cook, David 0.
Cox, Geraldine V.
Halvorson, Hilliair L.
Pclgar, Tiber T.
Prager, Jan C.
Saila, Saul B.
Sissenwine, nichael p,
VIRGINIA

Andrews, Jay D.
Birdsong, Ray S.
Boesch, Donald P,
Ccnroy, John H.
Lynch, Maurice P.
Marshall, Harold G.
Odum, William E.
Pierce, Phillip c.
Prossec, Norville S.
Slocomb, John P„
Tuthill, Partley E,
Mass, Marvin L.
Mestfield, James D,
VERMONT

Farrar, Richard B.
WEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H.
Gasper, Donald c.
Gcodno, Edward J,
Kutscheid, Ben B.
Linsky, Benjamin
Nelson, Charles W.
Neumann, Edward S.
Ozmina, David J.
Schulz, Arnold F.
EFFECTS OF INDUST. WASTES ON FISH
NORTH CAROLINA

Griffin, John M.
ENERGY CONVERSION/PRODUCIION
CONNECTICUT

Edwards, Stephen J.
Tolderlund, Douglas S.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
Aron, William I.
Hay, Keith G.
Jenkins, Dale W.
Jimeson, Robert M-
Keup, Lowell, F.
Mcore, Jerry A.
Riley, David F.
Skoog, Ronald 0.
Wade, Richard L.
MASSACHOSETTS

Banks, Oneil M.
Bowen, Vaughan T.
Clarke, George L.
Cole, Charles F.
Gorden, Morton
Harleman, Donald P.
Rillnan, Robert E-
Old, Warren T. Jr.
Spaulding, Willard M. , Jr.
Yentsch, Charles S.
MARYLAND

Bender, Edward S.
Davis, Robert K.

390

TABLE U - IHPftCT ASSESSMENT EXPEBUNCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

ENERGY CONVERSION/PRODUCIICK
MARYLAND

Foerster* John H,
Forster, williait C.
Gurtz, Martin E.
Hecshaft, Alex
norqan, Baymond P.
Pearson, James G.
Pinkhan, Carlos F.A.
Storms, Stephen E.
Hard, Eraser P.
MAINE

Flagg, Levis H.
NOBTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.
Baiter, ». Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Burton, Gerald L.
Hobbie, John E.
Lyman, John
Lynts, George H.
SJolseth, Danny E.
Stephenson, Don H-
Heiss, Charles M.
NEll HAMPSHIRE

Hartnell, Allan D.
NEW JERSEY

Margraf, F. Joseph
shanholtzer, Sheryl F.
Trautenberg, Gerald A.
Mehner, Donald C.
NEW YORK

Barans, Charles A.
Chailer Jr., Jack D.
Dalgleish, Robert C.
Eisenbud, Merril
Engel, Ronald A.
Erickson, James M.
Goldstein, Bernard D.
Hadley, Wayne F.
Hutchinson, Brendan P.
Jamnback, Hugo A.
Kaczynski, Victor «.
Kessell, Stephen B.
Magorian, Thomas B.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Paulson, Glenn L.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Squires, Donald F.
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Arnold, Dean E.
Chase, Craig C.
Foster, Neal R.
Hayden, Robert P.
Heisey, Paul G.
Henshav, Robert E.
James, Richard L.
Reed, Lanny w.
Scherer, Robert C.
Stlra, Robert J.
RHODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.
Busby, Charles C.
Cook, David O.
Cox, Geraldine 7.
Eisler, Ronald
Oviatt, Candace A.
Prager, Jan C.
VIRGINIA

Baet , Lawrence J.
Bishop, John W.
Boesch, Donald F.
Bryson, William T.
Cairns, Jr., John
Ccnroy, John H.
Dowling, Paul Bruce
Hocutt, Charles H.
Zubkoff, Paul L.
VERMONT

Horst, G. Roy
WEST VIRGINIA

Bailie, Richard C.
Jenkins, Charles B.
Keller, Edward C. Jr.

BLE U - IHPACT ASSESSHENT EXPEBIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LCCATICN)

ENERGY CONVEBSIOS/PRODDCTION
HEST VIRGINIA

Linsky, Benjamin

Sears, John T.

Smith, Robert L.

Zaltzrnan, Raul
ENERGY OTILIZATTON
VIRGINIA

Hestfield, James D.
ENVIRONMENTAL CARCINOGENESIS
NEW YORK

Segal, Alvin
ENVIRONMENTAL EDOCATION
NEW YORK

Halcott, Charles
ENVIRONMENTAL HDTAGENS
NEW YORK

Sparrow, Arnold R,
FISH e WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
CONNECTICUT

Bongiorno, Salvatcre P.

Brovn, Charles L-

Egler, Frank E.

Gorski, Leon J,

Haeni, Frank R.

Kelley, Roger H. , Jr-

Harcy, Barton C,

Miner, Dallas D.

Schoonveld, Gene G.

Smith, Dwight G-

Steinmetz, Charles Jr.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Adams, William H.

Aron, William I.

Banta, William C.

Busack, Stephen D,

Coggeshall, Dale T.

Davis, William Price

Evenden, Fred G,

Grandy, John W. , IV

Hay, Keith G.

Hayes, Helen L.

Jenkins, Dale W.

Jones, Fred L.

Keup, Lowell, P.

LaBastille, Anne

Malone, Winfred P.

Harmelstein, Allar D.

Moore, Jerry A,

Riley, David F.

Scattergood, Leslie W.

Schueler, Robert L.

Skoog, Ronald 0.

Wade, Richard A.

Walker, Charles R-

Wcodard, Donald W.
DELAWARE

Hubbard, John P.

Louder, Darrell E,

MASSACHOSETTS

Bowen, Vaughan T,
Clarke, George L.
Cole, Charles F,
Coppinger, Raymond P.
Domerrauth, Robert B.
Drury, William H.
Gorden, Morton
Hester, Albert E,
Hillman, Robert E-
Johnson, James £.
Katona, Steven K.
Larson, Joseph S.
Lazell, Jr., James D-
Miller, A. Richard
Hugf ord, Paul S.
Neves, Richard J.
Nickerson, Norton B.
Old, Warren T. Jr-
Rizzo, Benedetto
Rowe, Gilbert T,
Satterwhite, Melvin P.
Snyder, Benjamin w.
Spaulding, Willard M. , Jr.
West, Arthur J.
Tentsch, Charles S-

392

IdPACT ASSESSHENT EXPEPIENCE
(BY BESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

PISH f- WIIDIIFE CONSERVATION
MARYLAND

Allan, J. David
Andersen, Aven M.
Andrevs, Ralph
Beal, Kenneth L-
Bender, Edward S,
Ccoper, John E.
Cutchec, Joseph J.
Foerster, John H-
Henny, Charles J.
Hughes, Kent H.
Pearson, James G-
Peterson, Charles R.
Pinkham, Carlos F.A.
Ritchie, Jr., Douglas E.
Sipple, Hilliain S.
Wagner, Richard H.
Sard, Fraser P.
Belch, Bruce L.
HAINE

Anthony, Vaughn C.
Bourgue, Peter n.
Plagg, Lewis N.
Graham, J-iseph J.
Gregory, Richard w.
Ring, Paul D.
Schemnitz, Sanford D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.
Baker, M. Donald
Banks, Roger I.
Bell, C.R.

Birchfield, Larry J.
Burton, Serald L.
Cherry, Solomon T, Jr.
Cooper, Arthur H.
Dooiey, James K.
DuNond, David 11.
Griffin, John H-
Hayne, Don V.
Johnson, Harrel B.
Kroger, Richard L.
nason, Robert E.
Helack, John B.
Bonschein, Tom D.
Outen, Ronald B,
Parnell, James F.
Perry, Thomas 0.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

Stephenson, Don H.
Tarplee, Hilliam H., Jr.

Tyus, 1 arold n.
Vev HABPSHIRE

Croker, Robert A.

Forste, Robert H.

Jonasch, John J.

W^ut^, Hilliam H.

Patrick, David K.

Stackhouse, Larry L.
HES JERSEY

Ferrigno, Fred

Follmann, Erich H.

Griffo, James V.

Hastings, Robert M.

Jones, Halter A.

Sadeau, Royal J.

Richkus, Hilliam A.

Zelley, Robert A-
NEH YORK

Barans, Charles A.

Barash, David P.

Boddicker, Major I.

Cahn, Phyllis H.

Chailer Jr., Jack D.

Chamberlain, James L.

Coleates, Richard C.

Culp, Terry R.

Outright, Noel J.

Dalgleish, Robert C.

Engel, Ronald A.

Eustance, Hilliam I.

Fairchild Robert p.

Foley, Donald D.

Foley, Donald D.

■393

TABLE 11 - IMPACT ASSESSdENT EXPERIENCE
(BY BESPONDENT'S LCCATION)

FISH t HIIDLIPE CONSERVATION
NEU YOBK

Forbes, Janes E.
Forney, John 1.
Gehris, Clarence B.
George, Carl J.
Jackson, Daniel F.
Kaczynski, Victor S.
Kessell, Stephen B.
Klonick, Allan S.
Liquori, Vincent B.
Little Jr. , Frank J.
Massaro, Edward J.
McBugh, John I.
Mitchell, Harold D.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Peakall, David B.
Pimentel, Da»id
Pough, F. Harvey
Behwoldt, Robert I.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Snellihg, John c.
Spagnoli, John J.
Tramontano, John P-
Vandruff, Larry H.
Halcott, Charles
llebb, William L.
Herner, Robert G.
Willcoi, Henry H., II
Williais, Bclton S.
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.
Barnett, L- Bruce
Catalano, Baynond A.
Chase, Craig C.
Clark, Richard J.
Cooper, Edwin L.
Denoncourt, Robert F.
Feuer, Robert C.
Freeland, David B.
Harper III, Janes S.
Hartman, Fred E-
Hayden, Robert P.
Heiney, Clayton L.
Heisey, Paul G.
Henshaw, Eobert E.
Jeffers, Edmund E.
Johnson, Andrew L.
Kirkland, Gordon 1., .
HcCoy, Clarence J.
BcDaniel, Michael C.
HcKee, Guy W.
Hoore, John R.
Poe, Thomas P,
Reed, Lanny W.
Scherer, Robert C.
Snyder, Donald B.
Snyder, Jonas L.
Stira, Robert J.
Stutz, Sherwood s.
RHODE ISLAND

Busby, Charles c.
Eisler, Ronald
Golet, Frank C.
Heppner, Frank H.
Jeffries, Perry
Saila, Saul B.
VIRGINIA

Andrews, Jay D.
Bailey, Randy E.
Birdsong, Ray S.
Bradley, Sterling G.
Bryson, William T.
Cliff, Edward P.
Conroy, John H.
Crawford, Hewlette S.
Danalas, Andinos P.
Dowling, Paul Bruce
Giles, Robert n., Jr.
Harlow, Richard F.
Hocutt, Charles H.
Hcoper, Robert G.
Jenkins, Robert E.
Lanier, James A.

391

TABLE 1* - inPftCT ASSESSflENT EXPEBIENCE
(BY BESPONOENT'S LOCATION)

FISH 6 MIIDLIFE CONSEBVATION
VIRGINIA

Lynch, Maurice P.
Nyquist, David
Odum, Millian E.
pierce, Phillip C.
Ptosser, Norville S.
Fichards: Clarence E.
Schreck, Carl E.
Sloconb, John P.
Taylor, Warren H,
Tuthill, Bartley E.
Mass, Harvin I.
VEBHONT

Farrar, Eichard B.
Horst, s. Roy
WEST VIRGINIA

Bayless, Laurence E.
Fuchs, Everett H.
Gasper, Donald C.
Jenkins, Charles B.
Jernejcic, Frank A.
Kutscheid, Een B.
Nelson, Charles «.
Ozmina, David J.
Samuel, David E.
Schulz, Arnold F.
Smith, Robert L.
FISH RESOURCE PRODUCTION
MASSACHUSETTS

Parrack, Michael 1.
FLOOD CONTROL

CONNECTICUT

Camp, Hofford B., Jr.
Marcy, Barton C.
McGuinness, willian V.
Miner, Dallas D.
Zoellner, David E.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
iron, William I.
Jenkins, Dale W.
Keup, Lowell, F.
Riley, David F.
Schueler, Robert I.
Skooq, Ronald 0.
Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHUSETTS

Drury, William H.
Harleman, Donald R.
Larson, Joseph S-
Miller, A. Richard
Huqford, Paul S.
old, Warren T. Jr.
Satterwhite, Melvin B.
Spaulding, Willard M. , Jr.
MARYLAND

Beal, Kenneth L.
Cutcher, Joseph J.
Stanton, Gary C.
Wagner, Richard H.
Ward, Eraser P.
MAINE

Bourquc, Peter M.
Flagg, Levis N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.
Baker, w. Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Burton, Gerald L.
Howells, David H.
Johnson, Harrel B.
Ktoqer, Richard L.
Honschein, Tom D.
Outen, Bonald B.
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Tyus, Harold M.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Porste, Robert H.
NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III
NEW YORK

Foley, Donald D.
Foley, Donald D.

TABLE U - IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCF
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATTCN)

FLOOD CONTROL
NEW YORK

Kessell, Stephen F.
Lopez, Glenn R,
Haqorian, Thomas P.
Olson, Gerald, W.
Pitchie, Gary A.
Wikstroin, leonacd L.
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Browne, Francis X.
Chase, Craig C.
Clarlt, Richard J.
Davis, George M.
Denoncourt, Robert P.
Hayden, Robert P.
Heiney, Clayton L.
JchnsoD, Andrev L.
Reefer, Scott D.
RHODE ISLAND

Ha Ivor son, Hilliani L.
Saila, Saul B.

VIRGINIA

Andrews, Jay D,

Conroy, John H.

Giles, Robert H. , Jc,

Kelly, Mahlon G.

nenyhert, Hllliam B-

Pierce, Phillip C.

Prosser, Norville S.

sloconib, John P.

Tuthill, Bartley E.
WEST VIRGINIA

Puchs, Everett H.

Gasper, Donald C.

Gcodno, Edward J.

Kutscheid, Ben B.

Nelson, Charles H.

Schalz, Arnold F.
FLOOD CONTROL HATER QUALITY CCNTROL
PENNSYLVANIA

Hartman, Fred E.
FORAGING AREA - COASTAL ZONES
DISTRICT OF COLOHBIA

Davis, William Price
FORESTRY

CONNECTICUT

Damman, Antoni W.

Egler, Frank E.

Kelley, Roger H. , Jr.

Lukens, Raymond J.

Mitchell, Kenneth J.

Smith, David M.

Smith, William H.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Aron, William I.

Evenden, Fred G.

Grandy, John H., IV

Jenk ins. Dale W.

Marmelstein, Allan D.

Moore, Jerry A.

Riley, David F,

Skoog , Ronald 0,
MASSACHUSETTS

Cassista, A. Jon

Clark, Janet I-

Coppinger, Raymond F.

Gorden, Morton

Old, Warren T. Jr-

Snyder, BeniatBln W,

Spaalding, Millard M. , Jr.

Stuart, Alastair M.

Weeks, Martin E.
MARYLAND

Beal, Kenneth L.

Pearson, James G.

Pinkham, Carlos F.A.

Pcyner, Martin H.

Stoneburner, Daniel L.

Wagner, Richard H.

Ward, Fraser P.
MAINE

Bourgue, Peter M,

Flagg, Lewis N.

laPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEBIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCHTICN)

FORESTRY

NORTH CAROITNA

Baker, H. Donald

Buol, Stanley W.

Burton, Gerald L.

Cherry, Solomon T. Or.

Davey, Charles B.

Haines, Leroy H.

Helack , John E1-

Nonschein, Tom D.

Pecry, Thomas 0.

Ralston, Charles S.

Sanderford, Sharon G.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

Stephenson, Don w.
NEW HillPSHIRE

Fedeter, C. Anthony

Ford, Robert P.

Forste, Robert H.

Leonard, Raymond E.

Patrick, David K.
NEH JERSEY

Caccamise, Donald F.

Jones, Halter A-

Stout, Benjamin B.
NEW YORK

Barton, James D. , Jr.

Chamberlain, Janes L.

Craul, Phillip J.

Ccouse, Barry 9.

Eustance, Biiliam E.

Gehris, Clarence S.

Geis, James H.

George, Carl J.

Goodland, Robert J*

Kessell, Stephen S.

Lanier, Gerald N.

LaRoche, Germain E.

Likens, Gene E.

Magorian, Thomas R,

Olson, Gerald, ».

Peet, Robert K.

Pimentel, David

simeone, John B.

Stone Jr., Earl L.

Hebb, uilliam L.

Hillcox, Henry H. , III
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.

Hartman, Fred E.

Heiney, Clayton L.

Jeffers, Edmund E.

Johnson, Andrew L.

Reed, Lanny W.

Stern, Arthur F1.

Hard, Hilber ».
RHODE ISLAND

Halvorson, Uilliam I.
VIRGINIA

Cliff, Edward P.

Conroy, John H.

Crawford, Hewlette S.

Dowling, Paul Bruce

Harlow, Richard F.

Harvill, Alton M.

Hinckley, Alden D.

Hooper, Robert G,

Lenmon, Paul E.

Rchde, Wayne G.

Tuthill, Bartley E.
V5RH0NT

Wodehouse, Dora E.

Wood, Glen N.
WEST VIRGINIA

Goodno, Edward J.
Kutscheid, Ben B.

Lee, Richard

Ozraina, David J.
Samuel, David E-
Schmude, Keith 0.
Schulz, Arnold P.
Smith, Robert L.
FORESTRY PLANT COMMUN. BANAGBMENT
WEST VIRGINIA

Swan, Frederick R., Jr.

397

I

TftBLE a - IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPEPIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATICN)

FOOLING

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Bantar Millian C.
HEATED DISCHARGE
PENNSYLVANIA

Alden, Jon C.
HIGHWAYS

CONNECTICOT

Egler, Frank E.
Kelley, Soger H. , Jr.
Lefoc, Michael H.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Aron, William I.

Grandy, John W., J\

Hufford, Terry L,

Piley, David F.

Wade, Richard L.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHOSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Banks, Oneil M.

Canougis, George

Crusberg, Theodore C.

Gorden, Morton

Johnson, James E.

Kricher, John C,

Miller, A. Richard

Mugford, Paul S.

Old, Harren T. Jr.

Parrack, Michael L.

Snyder, Benjamin w.

Spaulding, Hillard M. ,
MARYLAND

Andrews, Ralph

Lees, Aldrldge L. , Jr.

Wagner, Richard H.

Wagner, Richard H.

Ward, Eraser P.

MAINE

Bourgue, Peter M.
Flagg, Lewis N.
Major, Charles W.

NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.
Baker, W. Donald
Birchfield, Larry J-
Burton, Gerald L.
DuMond, David M-
Outen, Ronald B.

NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III
Leek, Charles F.

NEW YORK

Cassin, Joseph M.

Foley, Donald D.

Forbes, James E.

Gehris, Clarence W.

George, Carl J.

Goldstein, Bernard D.

Klonick, Allan S,

Likens, Gene E.

Magorian, Thomas B-

Olson, Gerald, W.

Paulson, Glenn L.

Spagnoli, John J.

Squires, Donald F.

Suzuki, Jon B.

Wikstrom, Leonard L.
PENNSYLVANIA

Bardarik, Daniel G.

Browne, Francis X.

Chase, Craig C.

Hartman, Fred E.

Hayden, Robert P.

Henshaw, Robert E.

Keefeu, Scott D.

HcKee, Guy H-

Beed , Lanny W,

Scherer, Robert C.

Snyder, Jonas L.
RHODE ISLAND

Golet, Prank C,
VIRGINIA

Bradley, Sterling G,

ass

TABLE U - IMPACT ASSESSNENT EXPERIENCE
(B? BESPONDENT'S LOCATICN)

HIGHWAYS

7IBGIHIA

Cliff, Edward P.
Conroy, John H.
Giles, Robert H., Jr.
Lynch, Maurice P.
Hyquist, David
Prosser, Nocville S.
Slocoinb, John P-
Tuthill, Bartley E.
Hestfield, James C.
VEPHONT

Wood, Glen M.
WEST VIBGINIA

Behling, Robert E.
Puchs, Everett H.
Gasper, Donald C.
Goodno, Edvard J.
Jenkins, Charles B.
Jernejcic, Frank A.
linsky, Benjamin
02mina, David J.
Schmude, Keith 0.
Schulz, Arnold F.
Singh, Rabindar Nath
HlSTOmC PRESERVATION
VIRGINIA

Shackelford, George G.
HOUSING CONSTRDCTION
PENNSYLVANIA

Arnold, Dean E.
HYDBOELECTRIC POUEB
CONNECTICUT

Marcy, Barton C.
Szechtman, Baphael J.
DISTBICT OF COLUMBIA
Aron, Willian I.
Jimeson, Bobert M.
Keup, Lonell, F.
Riley, David F.
Schueler, Robert L.
Skoog, Ronald 0.
Wade, Richard L-
Walker, Charles S.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHUSETTS

Ccle, Charles F.
Harleman, Donald P.
Old, Warren T. Jr.
Rizzo, Benedetto
Howe, Gilbert T.
Spaulding, willard M.
Staart, Alastair M.
Yentsch, Charles S.
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven M.
Fcerster, John W.
Ward, Eraser P.
MAINE

Flagg, Lewis N.
Graham, Joseph J.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, W. Donald
Burton, Gerald L.
Frame, David w.
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Stephenson, Don W.
Weiss, Charles M.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Jonasch, John J,
NEW JERSEY

Caccamise, Donald F-
Milstein, Charles P.
Nadeau, Royal J.
NEW YORK

Chailer Jr., Jack C.
Dalgleish, Robert C.
Goodland, Robert J.
Kaczynski, Victor w.
Kessell, Stephen R.
Magorian, Thomas R.
Paulson, Glenn L.
Ritchie, Gary A.

399

TABLE U - I1PACT ASSESSMENT EXPEDIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCBTICN)

HYDBOELECTBIC POWEB
PENNSYLVANIA

Bardarik, Daniel G.
Denoncourt, Robert p.
Hayden, Bobert P,
Heisey, Paul Q.
Schetec, Robert C.
RHODE ISLAND

Eisler, RoDald
Pcager, Jan C.
Saila, Saul B,
VIRGINTA

Cairns, Jr., John
Conroy, John H.
Dickson, Kenneth L.
Oowling, Paul Bruce
Hocutt, Charles H.
Kelly, dahlon G.
Pierce, Phillip C.
Schreck, Carl B.
VEBHONT

Starbuck, George V.
WEST VIBGINIA

Gasper, Donald C.
Gcodno, Edward J.
Kutscheid, Ben B.
Nelson, Charles W.
Samuel, David E-
inPACT ON BIRDS

PENNSYLVANIA

Freeland, David B.
INDOSTEY POLLDTION
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven 1-
IRfilGATION

CONNECTICUT

Camp, Wofford B., Jr.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
Aron, uilliam I.
Feup, Lowell, F.
Biley, David P.
Schueler, Robert L,
Walker, Charles R.
MASSACHDSETTS

Goluh, Samuel J.
Harleman, Donald F-
Spaulding, willard M. ,
NORTH CAROLINA

Burton, Gerald L.
Davey, Charles B.
Hovells, David H,
Kroger, Richard L.
siolseth, Danny E.
NEW JERSEY

Douglas, Lowell A.
NEW YORK

Kessell, Stephen B.
LeBarcn, Homer M.
Hagorian, Thomas B.
Olson, Gerald, H.
Terry, Orville W.
PENNSYLVANIA

Hayden, Robert P.
Kardos, Louis T.
Wood, Gene W.
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.
Kelly, Mahlon G.
Pierce, Phillip C.
Slocomb, John P.
WEST VIBGINIA

Moe, Paul G.
Nelson, Charles W.
Ozmina, David J.
LAND DEVELOPMENT
NEW YORK

Rehwoldt, Bobert E.
LEVEES/DIKES

CONNECTICUT

Bongiorno, Salvatcre P.
Camp, Hofford B., Jr.
Gorski, Leon J.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Aron, William I.
Coggeshall, Dale 1.

UOO

TABLE U - inPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEPIENCE
(BY EESPONOENT'S LOCATION)

LEVEES/DIKES

DISTRICT OF COLOHBIA
Riley, Oavia F.
Schueier, Robert 1.
DELAWARE

Connell, Halter A.
Louder, Darrell E.
nASSACHOSETTS

Old, Barren T. Jr.
Satterwhlte, Belvin B.
Spaulding, Killard B. , Jr.
WARYLAND

Andrews, Ralph
Bpal, Kenneth L.
Catcher, Joseph J.
Sipple, Hllllam S.
Ward, Fraser P.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.
Baker, W. Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Burton, f^erald L,
Sjols6th, Danny E.
Stephenson, Don W.
Tyus, Harold H. .
NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III
Perrigno, Fred
NEW YORK

Foley, Donald D.
Foley, Donald D.
Magorian, Thomas R4
Ritchie, Gary A.
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.
Hayden, Robert P.
RHODE ISLAND

Busby, Charles Ci
VIRGINIA

eirdsong, Ray S.
Conroy, John H4
Marshall, Harold Gt
nenyhert, Willian B.
Pierce, Phillip C.
WEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H.
Gcodno, Edward J.
Kutscheid, Ben B.
Nelson, Charles W.
Schulz, Arnold P.
LONG RANGE PLANS

NASSACHOSETTS

Gorden, Bocton
BAHTNAS

BAHYLAND

Sipple, William S.
BINE ACID DRAiBAGE

DISTRICT OF COLUBBIA

Packer, Randall K.
BODEL SYSTEB3

NEW JERSEY

Brown, Thomas F.
NULTIDISCIPLINARY APPflOACH TC DISEASE CONTROL
BARTLAND

Price, Donald L.
NATURAL AREAS

WEST VIRGINIA

Kutscheid, Ben B.
NAVIGATION

CONNECTICOT

HcGuinness, willian Vj
Porter, James w.
DISTRICT OF COLOBEIA
Aron, William 1.
Riley, David F.
Schueier, Robert I,
Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARE

Louder, Oarcell E.
BASSACHDSETTS

Harleman, Donald R.
old, Warren T- Jr.
Rowe, Gilbert T.
Spaulding, Hlllard B. , Jr.

. U0 1

TABLE 0 - IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEKIENCE
(BY BESPONDENT'S LOCATICN)

NAVIGATION

HARTIAND

Beal, Kenneth L.
Hughes, Kent H.
Wilson, John S.
MAINE

Elagg, Lewis N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adans, David A-
Baker, H. Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Barton, Gerald L.
Dulond, David M.
Lyuan, John
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Tyus, Harold n.
NEW JERSET

Blumeling, Charles III
Schaefer, Edvard D.
NEW YORK

Foley, Donald D.
Foley, Donald D.
Kessell, Stephen S.
Magorian, Thomas R.
Neiinaier, Gerhard J.
Pcsmentier, Eric S.
Ritchie, Gary A.-
Terry, Orville H.
PENNSYLVANIA

Voris, Harold K.
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.
Kelly, Mahlon 5.
Pierce, Phillip c.
WEST VIRGINIA

Goodno, Edward J.
Kutscheid, Een B.
Nelson, Charles w.
MEW CITIES ACT-CITIES
NEW YORK

Forbes, Janes E.
NOCLEAR POWER

NORTH CAROLINA

Lynan, John
HOCLEAR POWER PLANTS
NEW YORK

Kaczynski, Victor S.
OCEAN DOBPING

MASSACHUSETTS

Rove, Gilbert T.
ODORANTS

MARYLAND

Slotnick, Burton M.
OIL POLLUTION

HASSACHOSETTS

Farrington, John B.
ORGANIC WASTES

CONNECTICDT

Edwards. Steohen J.

PARKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
CONNECTICUT

Buck, John D.
Danman, Antohi W.
Duffy, Regina M.
Gorski, Leon J.
Haeni, Frank R.
Kelley, Roger W. , Jr.
Lefor, Michael W.
Lukens, Raymond J.

Miner, Dallas D. Schoonveld, Gene G.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Aron, William I.
Coggeshall, Dale 1.
Evenden, 'Fred G.
Grandy, John w. , iv
Hay, Keith G.
Jones, Fred L.
Harmelstein, Allan D.
Mcore, Jerry A.
Riley, David F.
Skoog, Ronald 0.
Wheatley, James R.

TftBLE a - IMPACT ftSSESSHENT EXPEPIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCHTICN)

PARKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
BASSACBUSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.
Cassista, A. Jon
Clarke, George L.
Ccppinger, Raymond P.
Flory, Gerard E.
Garden, Morton
Lazell, Jr., Janes D.
niller, A. Richard
dugford, Paul S.
Nickerson, Norton H.
Snyder, Benianin B.
Spaulding, Millard B. , Jr.
BABTIAND

Andre»s, Ralph
Foerster, John w.
Pearson, Janes G.
Peterson, Charles B.
pinkhan, Carlos F.A.
Pcyner, Martin M.
Sipple, Hilliao S.
Stanton, Gary C.
Wagner, Richard H.
Bard, 7raser P.
Belch, Bruce L.
MAINE

Boarque, Peter H.
Flaqq, Levis N.
Major, Charles «.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, B. Donald
Bell, C.R.
Burton, Gerald L-
Dooley, James K-
DuMood, David M.
Mason, Robert E.
Monschein, Tom D.
Outen, Ronald B.
Perry, Thomas 0.
Stephenson, Don B.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Fcrste, Robert H.
Patrick, David K.
VEW JERSET

Blumeling, Charles III
Gittlcson, Stephen M.
Jones, Baiter A.
Leek, Charles P.
Miller, Brinton M.
Stout, Benjamin B.
NEB YORK

chamberlain, James I.
Coleates, Richard C.
Dalqleish, Robert C.
Foley, Donald D.
Foley, Donald D.
Forbes, James E.
Gehris, Clarence B.
George, Carl J.
Goodland, Robert J-
Jackson, Daniel F.
Kessell, Stephen R.
Klonick, Allan S.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Peet, Robert K.
Ritchie, Gary A.
Savage, Joseph E.
Schlauch, Frederick c.
Smith, Stephen B.
Spagnoli, John J.
Squires, Donald F.
Bllson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craiq C.
Denoncourt, Robert P.
Hartman, Fred E.
Hayden, Robert P.
Helney, Clayton L.
Henshaw, Robert E.
Johnson, Andren I.
Reefer, Scott 0.
Ll, Hul L.
McCoy, Clarence J.
deed, Lanny B.

IHPiCT iSSESSKENT ErPEBlEMCB
fBY SESPONDEHT'S lOCATICN)

PARKS, RECREATION*! FACILITIES
RROOE ISlA^ID

Hal»orson, Hillis, j,.
fixon, Scott ».
VIRGINIA

Bishop, Jofn ».
Bisin, Charles B.
^T^ilsy, Sterling G.
Cliff, EfJward p.
Ccnroy, John H.
Crawford, Renlette s,
Dowling, Paul Bruce
Giles, Robert H.„ Jr.
Ilanawalt, Popjlc B.
Hatviil, Hion r.
HccpGt, Robert G.
Richards; Clarence E.
PohiJe, Wayne G,
Schreck, Carl B.
Taylor, iatren H.
Tuthill, Bartley E.
VERMONT

Parrar, Richard B.
Tillsril, Richard J.
Hoocl^ ulan f1.
BEST VIRGlyiA

BayXfiss^ taartjice I,
Pnchs, Everett H.
Gasper, Donald c.
Gcodno, ESuarci J.
Tenkinr, Charles B.
Futscheid, Een B.
Lee, Richard
ichliuda Keith 0.
SckiLz, A-ncia f.
PEST CONTROl

HASSACBOSETTS

I?Jell, Jr., Jaaes D.
PESTICIDES, HEfBlCTlES
COl'NECTTCnT

Eglsr, Prank E,
Kelley. Roger H., Jr.
lefor, Sicha^l !i_
Ictans, Rayiond J.
Hiner, Dallas C.
Sha», Da»ia 5.
"sith. David B.
"r«it(i. Dai^nt €.
Siith, Willia» H.
DISTRICT OP COLUSBTA
Aran, Biiiiii i.
Eushfan, John B.
Cogqtshall, Dale I.
Davis, Bllliau Price
Grar.Sy, Jchn B., n
(lal-ris. 'Jinfrsd T.
Score, Jerry A.
Page, Robert Z.
Filej.Darid F,
Kiisseli, Hiiiia i., Jr.
Skoc^, Ronild 0.
Bade, Richard I.
Balkci, Charles g.
aard, Ror.ald A.
cheatiey, Jaaes S.
L'ELABABP

Conr.eJl. I'iltar A.
Sill; V^-.rcin H.
IriJer, Darrell E.
HASSACHOSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.
Eov-r. , Trughan T,
Csaccgis, "acrge
Cassista, A. Jon
Cola, Charles P.
Ztus'cscq, T\eo1iie C.
Drury, iiilliaa a.
Gorden, Norton
asrvey, George B.
"richer John c.
LaseLi; Jr., Jaaes D.
Nlckerson, Horton H.
Eabfr, Err;,jst
Snyd-ir, Bssjajln B.
SpaaldlBg, Oillard H. , Jr.

uou

IRPACT ^SS£,SSRE(I'^ SXP2SIENCB
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATICN)

PESTICIDHS, HERBICIDES
NASSftCHaSETTS

WeeKs, Martin P.

Yentsch, Charles S.
rtARYLRND

Bay, Ernes c C ,

Bender, Edward S.

Caigille, Charles M.

Cunitninqs, Edound n,

Forster, Williaa C,

Henny, Charles J.

Hershaf t, Mex

Khattat, Fadhill H.

Hangiafico, Joseph A.

Morgan, Raymond P-

Pearson, Janes G-

PinVhatc, Carlos P. A,

Pcyner, Martin H.

Stanton, Gary C.

Ward, Eraser P.

Vessel, Carl J.

Wymer, Hillian H.
MAINE

Boarque, Peter M,

Flagg, Lewis N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, H. Donald

Burton, Gerald L.

Davey, Charles B.

Elder, Alfred S.

Frame, David W,

Haines, Leroy B.

Hayr.e, Don fl .

Howells, David H.

Lanmers, William T.

Monschein, Too D.

Phillips, Walter E-, Ji

Siolseth, Danny E.

Stephenson, Den w,

Weber, Jerome B-
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Ford, Robert P.

Forste, Robert H,

Wheeler, Ellsworth H.
NEW JERSEY

Ahmad, Sami

Dysart, Richard J,

Perrigno, Fred

Frances, Saul

Pramer, David

Shanhcltzer, Sheryl F.

Trautenberg, Gerald A.

Hehner, Donald C-

Weis, PeddcicK

NEW YORK

Bcehle, John, Jr.
Craul, Phillip J.
Cutright, Noel J,
Engel, Ronald A.
Erickson, James M.
Eustance, William E.
Foley, Donalfl D.
Forbes, James E.
Friedhoff, Arnold J.
George, Carl J-
Began, Terry r.
JamnbacK, Hugo A.
Kaczynski, Victor H.
Klonick, Allan S-
LeBaron, Homer M.
Likens, Gene E,
Hagorian, Thomas E.
Massaro, Edward J.
Morris, Chorlie 0.
Paulson Jr., Donald L.
Paulson, Glenn L.
Peatrall, Davi5 R.
Pimentel: David
Powell, Paul E.
Fice, Clifford P.
Penan, Hlcj*ea^, B.
Root, Richard B.
Savage, Joseph E.
Simeone, John B.
Squires, Donald F.

ao5

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEDIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCiTICN)

PESTICIDES, HERBICIDES
NEH ?OBK

Stalter, Richard
Vandruff, larry ».
Willcox, Henry H. , II
PENNSYLVANIA

Anderson, Bertil G.
Bardarik, Daniel G.
Berkoff, Charles E.
Bollag, Jean-Marc
Craner, Richard D.
Hartoan, Fred E,
Heiney, Clayton L.
Johnson, Andrew L.
Hajumdar, Shyaual K.
Shultz, Harvey A.
Snyder, Donald B.
Stern, Arthur fl.
RHODE ISLAND

Eisler, Ronald
VIRGINIA

Bradley, Sterling G.
Bradley, Sterling G.
Cairns, Jr., John
Cliff, Edward P.
Conroy, John H.
Hill, Richard L,
Hinckley, Alden D.
Odum, Killian E.
Prosser, Norville S.
Rohde, Wayne G,
Scanlon, Patrick F.
Schreck, Carl B.
Waters, williau E.
VERMONT

Wcdehouse, Dora E.
Wood, Glen H.
WEST VIRGINIA

Pore, Robert S.
Sanuel, David E,
Schulz, Arnold F.
alrich, Valentin
PROTECTION/JETTIES LAKES
VIRGINIA

Nyguist, David
POLP MILL SITING

NORTH CAROLINA

Siolseth, Danny E.
RADIATIONS AND ISOTOPES
PENNSYLVANIA

Osborne, Thoaas S.
RESERVOIR RELEASES
CONNECTICaT

Camp, Wofford B-, Jr-
Gocski, Leon J.
Kelley, Roger W. , Jr.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Aron, William I.
Jimeson, Robert M.
Keup, Lowell, P.
Riley, David F.
Schueler, Robert 1.
Walker, Charles R.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHnSETTS

Cole, Charles F.
Domermuth, Robert B.
Harleman, Donald R.
Jchnson, James E.
Old, Warren T. Jr.
Parrack, Michael 1.
Rho, Jinngue
Spaulding, Willard M. ,
MARYLAND

Stanton, Gary C.
MAINE

Bourgue, Peter M.
Flagg, Lewis N.
Gregory, Richard W.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, W. Donald
Burton, Gerald L.
Kroger, Richard L.
Lammers, WilliaD T.

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

RESEBVOIB RELEASES
NORTH CAROLINA

S jolseth, Danny E.

Stephenson, Don W .

Heiss, Charles M.
NEH HAMPSHIRE

Forste, Robert H.
NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III

HcCoraick, Jon M.

nilstein, Charles E.
NEH YORK

Eustance, Hilliam E.

Fcley, Donald D,

Jackson, Daniel F.

Lopez, Glenn R.

Haqorian, Thotnas 9.

Ritchie, Gary A.

Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Hartmanr Fred E.

Hayden, Robert P.

Heiney, Clayton L.

Heisey, Paul G-
VIRGINIA

Birdsong, Ray S.

Cairns, Jr. , John

Ccnroy, John H-

Kelly, tiahlon G,

Nyquist, David

Pierce, Phillip C.

Slocomb, John P.

Westfield, James C.
WEST VIRGINIA

Gasper, Donald C.

Goodno, Edward J,

Kutscheid, Ben B.

Nelson, Charles w.

Ozaina, David J.

Schulz, Arnold F.

RESERVOIRS/DAMS
CONNECTICUT

Caap, Woffocd E., Jr.

Gorski, Leon J.

McGuinness, William V.

Miner, Dallas D.
DISTRICT CF COLUHEIA

Aron , williatD T.

Grandy, John W., IV

Huff ord, Terry L.

Jenkins, Dale H.

Ji meson, Robert M.

Keup, Lowell, F.

Halone, Winfred F.

Mcore, Jerry A.

Biley, David F.

Schueler, Robert l-

Skooq , Ronald 0,
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E-
MASSACHUSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Camougis, George

Cole, Charles P.

Dillingham, Janes H,

Doroertnuth, Robert B.

Gocden, Morton

Harleoan, Donald R.

Old, Warren T. Jr-

Parrack, Michael 1.

Bho, Jinnque

Bizzo, Benedetto

Satterwhite, Melvin B.

Soukup, Michael A.

Spaulding, willard M. , Jr.

Stuart, Alastair H.
MARYLAND

Bay, Ernest C.

Beai, Kenneth L.

Cooper, John E.

Fcerster, John M,

Gurtz, Martin E.

U07

IMPACT USSESSHENT EXPERIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S lOCSTICN)

RESERVOIRS/DAMS
MARYLAND

Stanton, Gary C.
Sard, Eraser P.
HAINE

Bourque, Peter H-
Flagg, Lewis N,
Gregory, Richard H.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, W. Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Bell, C.R.

Eirchfield, Larry J.
Burton, Gerald L.
Ccoper, Arthur H-
Hayne, Don W.
Howells, David H.
Johnson, Harrel B.
Kroger, Richard L.
Laamers, Hillian I.
Bason, Robert E.
Monschein, Tom D,
Outen, Ronald B.
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Starn, Robert H.
Stephenson, Don H.
Tyus, Harold M,
NED HAMPSHIRE

Jonasch, John J.
NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III
Gittleson, Stephen B.
Jones, Halter A.
NEH YORK

Culp, Terry R.
Dalgleish, Robert C-
Eustance, William E-
Foley, Donald D.
Forbes, James E.
George, Carl J.
Goodland, Robert J.
Grzybowski, Joseph A.

Began, Terry M.

Kaczynski, Victor a.

Kessell, Stephen B.

Lopez, Glenn R.

Magorian, Thomas B.

Marcus, Bernard A.

Neumaier, Gerhard J.

Olson, Gerald, a.

Paulson, Glenn L-

Peet, Robert K.

Ritchie, Gary A.

Smith, Stephen B.

Werner, Robert G.

Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Bardarik, Daniel G.

Browne, Francis X.

Catalano, Raymond A.

Davis, George H.

Denoncourt, Robert F.

Fuller, Samuel L.H.

Ghiselin, Jon B.

Hartman, Fred E.

Rayden, Robert P-

Heiney, Clayton L.

Heisey, Paul G.

James, Richard L.

Johnson, Andrew L.

Keefer, Scott D.

McCoy, Clarence J.

McDaniel, Michael D.

Moore, John R.

Snyder, Jonas L-
VIRGINIA

Birdsong, Ray S.

Elem, Charles R.

Bradley, Sterling G.

Cairns, Jr. , John

Ccnroy, John H.

Danalas, Andinos V.

Dickson, Kenneth L.

Dowling, Paul Bruce

Giles, Robert H., Jr.

1)08

TABLE 0 - INPiCT ASSSSSNENT EXPERIENCE
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

RBSESVOIES/DAMS
VIRGINIA

Hendricks, Albert C.

Hocutt, Charles H.

Jenkins, Robert E,

Kelly, Hahlon G,

(larshall, Harold G.

Henyhert, Hilliam E.

Nyquist, David

Pierce, Phillip C. P»rker, Bruco C.

Prosser, Norville S.

Sloconb, John P.

Tuthill, Bartley E.
WEST VIRGINIA

Burrell, Robert

Fuchs, Everett H.

Gasper, Donald C.

Gcodno, Edward J.

Jernejcic, Frank A.

Kutscheid, Ben B.

Nelson, Charles ».

OZfflina, David J.

Schulz, Arnold F.
RIGHTS OF UBT
NEK YORK

Goodland, Robert J,
SHOEHLINE PROTECTION
CONNECTICOT

Collier, Ries S.

Kelley, Roger »., Jr.

Lefor, Michael ».

BcGuinness, Uilliaii V.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Aron, William 1.

Coggeshall, Dale T.

Hcore, Jerry A.

Riley, David F.

Schueier, Robert L,

Hoodard, Donald w.

Young, David K.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
HASSACHDSETTS

Gorden, Morton

Lazell, Jr., James D.

Nickerson, Norton H.

Old, Warren T. Jr.

Spauldinq, willard B. , Jr.

West, Arthur J.

Yentsch, Charles S.

Yentsch, Clarice H.
MARYLAND

Peal, Kenneth L.

Foerster, John W.

Sipple, William S.

Ward, Eraser P.
MAINE

Bourque, Peter M,

Flaqq, Lewis N.

Major, Charles w.

Ring, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adans, David A.

Baker, w. Donald

Banks, Roger L.

Bellis, Vincent J,

Burton, Gerald L.

Cooper, Arthur w.

Davey, Charles B.

Howells, David H.

Lanmers, William T.

Monschein, Ton D.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

Tyus, Harold M.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Hartwell, Allan D.
HEW YORK

Foley, Donald 0.

Foley, Donald D.

Preudenthal, Hugo D.

Gehris, Clarence w.

Geis, Janes W.

George, Carl J-

Kaczynski, Victor w.

Klonick, Allan S.

TSBLE « - lnP»CT ASSESSflENT EIPEFIENCE
(BY RESPOSDENT'S LOCATICS)

SIOREIINE FPOTECTIOS
1IES TOBK

Heimaier, Gerhard J,

Pcsaertier, Eric S,

Ritchie, Gary A.

Spagnoli, John J.

iebb, Billiai L.

Wilson, lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Chase, Craig C.

BartBan, Fred E,

Bayden, Robert p.

Heiney, Clayton L.

Vcris, Harold K.
RHODE ISLAND

Cook, David O,

Jeffries, Perry

Nixon, Scott B.
ylRGINlS

Baer, Lavrence J.

Birdsong, Ray S,

Boesch, Donald P.

Conroy, John H.

Dowlinq, Paul Bruce

Nyquist, David

Odai, Sillias E.

Pierce, Phillip c.

Taylor, Warren H.

Hass, Harvin L.
BEST VIRGINIA

Fochs, Everett a.

Gcodno, Edward J.

Katscheid, Ben B.

Nelson, Charles B.

Schalz, Arnold F.

Zaltzian, Raul
SOC. 6 ECO. GROBTH
VIRGINIA

Conroy, John H.
SOIL EROSION

CONNECTICDT

Caip, Bofford B. , Jr.
De Boo, Hendrik c.
Kelley, Roger B,, Jr.
Lakens, Raynond J.
DISTRICT OF COIDBEIA
iron, BilliaB I.
Coggeshall, Dale 1.
Grandy, John v., IV
Jenkins, Dale B.
Kenp, Lowell, P.
Riley, David F.
Bheatley, Janes R.
Bcodard, Donald B.
DELABAEE

Leader, Darrell E.
nASSACHOSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.
Clark, Janet I.
Gorden , Borton
Lazell, Jr., Jaies D.
Hogford, Paul S.
Nickerson, Norton P.
Parrack, Bichael 1.
Spaulding, Billard B. , Jr.
Seeks, Bartin E.
NARYLAND

Foerster, John B.
Pearson, Jaies G.
Stanton, Gary C.
Bagner, Richard H.
Bard, Eraser P.
HATNE

Bourque, Peter H.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, B. Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Eaol, Stanley B.
Burton, Gerald L.
Davey, Charles B.
Haines, Leroy B.
Howells, David B.
Johnson, barrel B.
Bonschein, Ton D.
Outen, Ronald B.

- inPftCT ftSSESSHENT EKPERIENCE
(BY SESPONDENT'S LOC»TICN)

soil EROSIOH

NORTH CHROLINA

Pecry, Thomas 0.

Stephenson, Don H.

Heber, Jerome B.
NEW HUHPSfllRE

HartneH, Allan D.
NEU JERSEY

Douglas, Lowell A.

Follnann, Erich H.
NEW YORK

Dalqleish, Robert C.

Gehris, Clarence M.

George, Carl J,

Goodland, _ Robert J-

Klonick, Allan S.

LeBaron, Homer M.

Likens, Gene E.

nagorian, Thomas B.

Olson, Gerald, W.

Omland, Per A.

Paulson Jr., Donald L

Rehwoldt, Robert E.

Ritchie, Gary A.

Savage, Joseph E.

Stone Jr., Earl L.

uikstrom, Leonard L.

Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Browne, Francis X.

Chase, Craig C.

Fuller, Samuel L.R.

Ghiselin, Jon B.

Heiney, Clayton L.

Jchnson, Andrew L.

Kardos, Louis T.

Keefer, Scott D.

ncKee, Guy w.

Petersen, Gary w.

Peed, Lanny H.
RHODE ISLAND

Busby, Charles C.

Halvorson, William L.
VIRGINIA

Bishop, John W.

Cairns, Jr., John

Cliff, Edward P.

Conroy, John H.

Harlow, Richard F.

Lemmon, Paul E.

Prosser, Norville S.

Slocomb, John P.

Tathill, Hartley E.

Weber, Richard S.
VERBONT

Farrar, Richard B.

Villamil, Richard J.

Wood, Glen B.
WEST VIRGINIA

Fuchs, Everett H.

Gasper, Donald C.

Gcodno, Edward J.

Kutscheid, Ben B.

Ozmina, David J.

Schmude, Keith 0,

Schulz, Arnold F.

Singh, Rabindar Nath

ZaltzBian, Raul

Zimolzak, Chester E.
SOLID WASTE

CONNECTICUT

Baum, Bernard
STRUCTURAL DETERIORATION BY INS
NEW YORK

Simeone, John B-

TAILINGS, SPOILS DISPOSAL
CONNECTICUT

Relley, Roger w..
Smith, Dwight G.
DISTRICT OF COLUBEIA
Aron, William T.
Keup, Lowell, F.

TABLE U - IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPFFIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATICN)

TAILINf^S, SPOILS DISPOSAL

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
Mcore, Jerry A.
Packer, Randall K,
r.iley, David F.
Skoog, Ronald 0,
Wheatley, Janes R-
Hoodard, Donald W.

DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.

NASSACHOSETTS

Ccusberg, Theodore C.
Parrinqton, John W,
Golub, Samuel J.
Gorden, Morton
Johnson, James E.
Old, Harren T. Jr.
Spaulding, Hillard M., J
Weeks, Martin E,

MARYLAND

Cutcher, Joseph J-
Mangiafico, Joseph A.
Pearson, James G,
Pinkhan, Carlos F.A.
Wagner, Richard H.
Ward, Fraser P.

MAINE

Flagg, Lewis N,
Ma^or, Charles W.

NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A-
Baker, W, Donald
Banks, Roger L-
Burton, Rerald L,
Hcbbie, John E,
Hove lis, David H.
Outen, Ronald B.
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Stephenson, Don W.
Tyus, Harold M.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Wheeler, Ellsworth H.
NEW JERSEY

Mccormick, Jon M.

Miller, Brinton M.

Wehner, Donald C.
NEW YORK

Chailer Jr., Jack D-

Ccaul, Phillip J.

Ehrlich, Henry L.

Eisenbud, Merril

Foley, Donald D.

Gehris, Clarence H-

Jackson, Daniel F.

Klonick, Allan S.

Magorian, Thomas B.

McHugh , John L-

Savage, Joseph E.

Smith, Stephen B,

Squires, Donald F.

Stone Jr. , Earl L.

Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Arnold , Dean E.

Bardarik, Daniel G.

Chase, Craig C.

Cooper, Edwin L.

Foster, Neal R.

Heiney, Clayton L.

Hinish, Wayne R.

Kardos, Louis T,

Keefer, Scott D.

Kirkland, Gordon 1., Jr.

Koesterer, Martin G.

McDaniel, Michael C.

McKee, Guy W.

Reed, Lanny W.

RHODE ISLAND

Cook, David 0.
Halvorson, William L.
Oviatt, Candace A.
Prager, Jan C.
Saila, Saul B-
VIRGINIA

Biffar, Thomas A.

ti12

IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPEDIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

TAILINGS, SPOILS DISPOSAL
VIRGINIA

Birdsong, Ray S,

Cliff, Edward P.

Ccnroy, John H.

Lemtnon, Paul E.

Lynch, Maurice P.

Nyquist, David

Prosser, Norvllle S.

SlocoBib, John P.

Westfield, James C.
WEST VIRGINIA

Gcodno, Edward J.

Keller, Edward C. Jc.

Kutscheid, Ben B.

Ozniina, David J,

Parks, John M.

Schfflude, Keith 0.

Schulz, Arnold F.

Singh, Rabindar Nath

Smith, Robert L.

Zaltzman, Raul Simolzalc, Chester

THERMAL EFFLUENT
NEW JERSEY

Hi Is te in, Charles B,
TIDAL MARSHES IN GENERAL
CONNECTICUT

Lefoc, Michael H»
URBAN AIR POLLUTION
NEW YORK

Pcsmentier, Eric S,
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
NEW YORK

Wilson, Lee
WASTE TREATMENT
NEW YORK

Fceudenthal, Hugo D.
WATER QUALITY CONTROL
CONNECTICUT

Baum , Bernard

Bcngiorno, Salvatcre F.

Brown, Charles L.

Buck, John D.

Klattenberg, Ronald P.

Marcy, Barton C.

Martens, Christopher S.

Szechtman, Raphael J.

Witschonke, Charles R.
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA

Aeon, William I.

Bcynton, Delano K., Jr.

Hufford, Tecry L-

Jenkins, Dale w.

Ji meson, Robert M.

Keup, Lowell, F.

Lanza, Guy R.

Riley, David F.

Schueler, Robert 1.

Hade , Richard A .

Walker, Charles R,

Young, David K.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.

Meldrim, John W.
MASSACHUSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Banks, Oneil M.

Caraougis, George

Crusberg, Theodore C,

Facrington, John W.

Golub, Samuel J.

Gorden , Morton

Harleman, Donald R,

Hillman, Robert E.

Johnson, James E.

Lazell , Jr., James D.

Miller, A, Richard

Moore, Stephen P.

Nickerson, Norton H.

Old, Warren T- Jr.

Rho, Jionque

Rowe, Gilbert T.

Satterwhite, Melvin B.

Smith, Kenneth L. , Jr.

Soukup, Michael A.

113

IHPACT ftSSESSHENT EXPEBIENCE
<BY BESPONCENT'S LOCATION)

HATER QUALITY CONTROL
WASSSCHUSETTS

Spaulding, Millard r. , .

Heeks, Nartin E.

Best, Arthur J.

Yentsch, Charles s.

Tentsch, Clarice B.
MARYLAND

Andersen, Aven M,

Cutcher, Joseph J.

Foerster, John w.

Forster, William 0.

Hershaft, Alex

Hughes, Kent H.

Khattat, Fadhill H.

Mangiafico, Joseph A.

Pearson, Janes G.

Stanton, Gary C,

Storms, Stephen E.

Wagner, Richard H.

Ward, Eraser P.
HAINE

Bourgue, Peter M.

Flagg, Lewis N.

Ping, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A.

Baker, W. Donald

Burton, Gerald L.

Cannon, Robert E.

Davey, Charles B.

Howells, David H.

Laffliners, William T.

Phillips, Walter E., Jr.

Sjolseth, Danny E.
TyuE, Harold M.

Weiss, Charles n.
NEW HAnPSHIRE

Forste, Robert H.
NEW JERSEY

Bikales, Norbert B.

Blumeling, Charles III
Douglas, Lowell A.
Frances, Saul
Gittleson, Stephen M.
flcCornick, Jon n.
Miller, Brinton M.
Schaefer, Edward E,
Trautenberg, Gerald A.
Wehner, Donald C,
NEW YORK

Cassin, Joseph M.
Chailer Jr., Jack D.
Dalgleish, Robert C-
Dean, Walter E.
Eustance, William E,
Falrchild Robert P.
Foley, Donald D.
Foley, Donald D-
Preudenthal, Hugo D.
Jackson, Daniel F.
Kaczynski, Victor W.
Kessell, Stephen S.
Likens, Gene E.
Little Jr., Prank J.
Wagorian, Thomas R.
noskowit::, Paul D.,
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Paulson, Glenn L.
Rehvoldt, Robert £.
Schumacher, Georqe J.
White, Janes P.
Willcox, Henry H. , III
Williams, Bolton S-
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVAN'/A

Alden, Jon c.
Anderson, Bertil G,
Bardarik, Daniel G.
Browne, Francis X.
Catalano, Raymond A.
Chase, Craig c.
Cooper, Edwin L.
Haydpn, Robert P.
Jeffers, Edmund E,

»1«

(Bt PFSPOHD^NT'S lOCHTICH)

SIFTER Q7.'-HTT COSTPTI
PEN!(SllV«NI»

Jchnson, Andrew L,
Kardos, Io«is T-
KcafeTf S<*otfc p.
Koesterer, Battln G.
Bajundar, Shyamal K.
McDanlcl, nichael D.

S^ern, Arthur S.
SHOPE ISIANB

p<."Ver«- vTr ,- Charles 7.
BvsbT Cfcarie- C.
Cook, David 0.
Cot, Geraldine '.
Eisier, Pcia;,'

Prager, Jan C.

Sallacp, Jr.; fJorcicn T.
VIPGTVTf

3irds3ng, I'df 3.

Bceschj Do A 11 i P,

Bradley, Stsrliag G.

Bradley, Sterliog G.

Cairns, Jr., John

C-nroy, John H.

Hill, Richard L.

Hocatt, Charles H.

Kelly, Hahlon G.

Kenyhcrt, fillian F.

Nyguist, David

Parker, Bruce C.

Pierce, Phillip C.

Schreck, C?i:l B.

SlocoBb, John P.

Hestfield, Janes D.
VEBiOBT

Parrar, Sichard B.

Jevell, Villiaa J.

starbuck, George 9,
WEST VTBGIPTA

Blackshav, G. Lansing

Burrell, Robert

Fuchs, Everett H-

Gasper, Donald C.

Gcodno, Edtf^rd J.

Jenkins, Charles p.

Kutscheid . Ben B.

floe, Paul 3,

S?l3fr.. CSorl's W.

Oznina, David J.

Schul2, Arnold E.

Singh, Pibiidar Kath

nirioh, Vslentin

Zaltzran Ra'il
HATER BESOOBCE DEVEtOPHENT
CO«INECTTC0T

BcoTiornn, «alvat re P-

Brovn, Charles L.

Canp, Woffoid B., Jr.

Gorski, i,eon J.

Kelley, Foger II., Jr.

Itarcy, Barton c.

HcGuinness, Hilliai V.

p»aer, lailia 0.

PorteT; Kir-^n J,

Steinnetz, Charles Jr.

Zoellner, David F.
DISTRICT 0? COIflBlA

ArOR, »il\i2S I.

r>avi^, Wiliiaa Price

Grandy, John V,, H

Hay^s, Helen t..

Keup, lovell, ?.

Packer, Randall K.

Bi ley, David P.

Schuel*^- Robert L-

ealker, Charles B.

(heatley, Janes ».
DELAKABE

Louder, Dircell P.
BASSACHaSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.

Csaougls, George

crasberg, Theodote C.

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

HATER RESOOBCE DEVELOPMENT
MASSACHUSETTS

Dillinqhatn , James fi.

Golub, Samuel J.

Gorden, Morton

Harleman, Donald B.

Hillman, Robert E.

Larson, Joseph S.

Miller, A. Richard

Nickerson, Norton H.

Old, Barren T. Jr-

Rho, Jinnque

Satterwhite, Melvin B.

Smith, Kenneth L. , Jr-

Soukup, Michael A.

Spaulding, Willard fl. , Jr.

Weeks, Martin E,

West, Arthur J.

Wright, Richard T.
MARYLAND

Beal, Kenneth L.

Beal, Kenneth L.

Davis, Robert K.

Foerster, John W-

Hershaft, Alex

Hughes, Kent fl.

Pearson, James G.

Rose, Cort D.

Schnell, Charles E.

Stanton, Gary C,

Storms, Stephen E.

Wagner, Richard H.

ward, Praser P.

Wilson, John S.
MAINE

Anthony, Vaughn C.

Flagg, Lewis N.

Ring, Paul D.
NORTH CAROLINA

Adams, David A .

Baier, Rodger W.

Baker, W, Donald

Banks, Roger L.

Burton, Gerald L.

Cannon, Robert E-

Ccoper, Arthur W.

Davey, Charles B.

Hayne, Don 8.

Howells, David B,

Johnson, Harrel B.

Lanmers, William T.

Melack, John M.

Monschein, Ton D-

Outen, Ronald B.

Phillips, Halter E., Jr.

Sjolseth, Danny E.

Stephenson, Don H.

Tarplee, Hilliant H., Jr.

Tyus, Harold H.

Weiss, Charles H.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Federer, C. Anthony

Pcrste, Robert H.

Gee, Glendon H.

Hartwell, Allan D,

Jonasch, John J.

Wheeler, Ellsworth H.
NEW JERSEY

Blumeling, Charles III

Douglas, Lowell A.

Gittleson, Stephen M.

Trautenberg, Gerald A.

NEW YORK

Barans, Charles A.

Boehle, John, Jr. . . „

Cassin, Joseph M. Chailer Jr.. Jack D.

Eisenbud, Merril

Eustance, William E.

Fairchild Robert P.

Preudenthal, Hugo C.

Geis, Janes w.

George, Carl J.

Kaczynski, Victor H.

Kessell, Stephen P.

Klonick, Allan S.

ai6

IMPACT ASSESSnENT EXPEPIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

HATER FESOORCE DEVELOPHENT
NRW YORK

Likens, Gene E.
Little Jr., Frank J.
Lopez, Glenn R.
naqorian, Thomas P.
Marcus, Bernard A.
Paulson, Glenn L.
Schumacher, George J-
Stalter, Richard
wikstrom, Leonard L.
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Arnold, Dean E.
Browne, Francis X-
Catalano, Raynond A.
Cheng, Thomas C.
Denoncourt, Robert F.
Hartman, Fred F.
Hayden, Robert P.
Heiney, Clayton L.
Jchnson, Andrew L.
Koesterer, Martin G.
McCoy, Clarence J.
McDaniel, Michael D,
Petersen, Gary H.
Scherer, Robert C.
Stern, Arthur M-
Vcris, Harold K.
RHODE ISLAND

Beckers, Jr., Charles
Busby, Charles C.
Halvorson, williaai L.
Oviatt , Candace A,
Sissenwine, Michael P.

VIRGINIA

Birdsong, Ray S.

Boesch, Donald F,

Cairns, Jr., John

Ccnroy, John H,

Hocutt, Charles H-

Hornberger, George n.

Jenkins, Robert E.

Kelly, Mahlon G.

Lanier, Janes A.

Menyhert, HilliaiB P.

Nyquist, David

odun, William E.

Pierce, Phillip c,

Prosser, Norville S.

Schreck, Carl B.

Sloconb, John P.

Tuthill, Bartley E.

West field, Janes C,
VERMONT

Farrar, Richard B.

Starbucks George N.
WEST VIRGINIA

Burrell, Robert

Fuchs, Everett H,

Gasper, Donald C.

Gcodno, Edward J.

Jerne jcic, Frank A.

Kutscheid, Ben B.

Lee, Richard

Nelson, Charles W.

Neumann, Edward S.

Schmude, Keith 0.

Schulz, Arnold F.

Zaltzman, Raul

WATER SUPPLY

CONNBCTICOT

Camp, Wofford B.^ Jr.
Gorski, Leon J.
WcGuinness, Williao V„
Miner, Dallas D-
Szechtman , Raphael J.
Zoellner, David R.

DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
Aron , Hillian I.
Jineson, Robert H,
Keup, Lowell, P.

«17

TABLE U - IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPEEIINCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATTCN)

HATER SOPPIV

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Malone, Hinfred F.
Biley, David p.
Schueler, Robert L.
Skoog, Ronald C.
Bade, Richard I.
DELAHAEE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHUSETTS

Adrian, Donald D.
Canougis, George
Crusberg, Theodore c.
Donermuth, Robert E.
Gorden, Morton
Harleuan, Donald E.
Johnson, Janes E.
Larson, Joseph S.
Miller, A. Richard
Mugford, Paul s.
Nickerson, Norton B.
Old, Warren T. Jr.
Rho, Jinnque

Spaulding, Hillard H. , Jc
rentsch, Charles S.
MARYLAND

Foerster, John ».
Hershaft, Alex
Mangiafico, Joseph A.
Wagner, Richard H.
Sard, Eraser P.
MAINE

Flagg, Levis N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baiter, M. Donald
Barton, Gerald L.
Ho«ells, David H.
Kroger, Richard L.
Outen, Ronald B.
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Weiss, Charles B.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Federer, C. Anthonj
NEW JERSEY

Bikales, Norbert B.
Bluueling, Charles III
Gittleson, Stephen B.
Trautenberg, Gerald A.
Wehner, Donald c.
NEW YORK

Dean, Walter E.
Eustance, William E.
Kaczynski, Victor w.
Kessell, Stephen E.
Likens, Gene E.
Magorian, Thomas E.
Neumaier, Gerhard J.
Olson, Gerald, w.
Paulson, Glenn L.
Terry, Orville W.
Wilson, Lee
PENNSYLVANIA

Hayden, Robert P.
Jeffers, Edmund E.
Keefer, Scott D.
NcDaniel, Michael E.
Scherer, Robert C.
Snyder, Jonas L.
Stern, Arthur B.
RHODE ISLAND

Halvorson, WiHiam L.
VIRGINIA

Bradley, Sterling G.
Bradley, sterling G.
Cliff, Edward p.
Conroy, John H.
Kelly, Mahlon G.
Nyguist, David
Parker, Bruce C.
Pierce, Phillip c.
Prosser, Norville S.
SlocoBb, John P.
Tothill, Bartley E.
Westfield, Janes D.

U18

TABLE 0 - IBPSCT ASSESSMENT EXPESIFUCB
(BY RESPONBENT' S LOCATION)

UATEP SUPPLY
VERMONT

Farrar, Richaccl B.
Jewell, Hllllain J.
StarbucK, George «.
WEST VIRGINIA

Gasper, Donald C.
Goodno, Edward J-
Jenkins, Charles P.
Jenkins, Charles B.
Kutscheld, Ben B.
Moe, Paul G.
Nelson, Charles W.
Schulz, Arnold F.
Zaltznan, Saul
OATERSHED, FOREST, RANGE
CONNECTICUT

Camp, Bofford B. , Jr.
Damman, Antoni H.
Egler, Frank E.
Gcrski, Leon J.
Kelley, Roger H. , Jr.
Warcy, Barton C.
Miner, Dallas D.
Schoonveld, Gene G.
Smith, Dwight G.
Snith, William H.
DISTRICT OF COLDMBIA

Adams, William H.
Aron, William I.
Jenkins, Dale w.
ncore, Jerry A.
Post, Boyd W.
Riley, David F.
Schueler, Robert 1.
Skoog, Ronald 0.
wheatley, James S.
DELAWARE

Louder, Darrell E.
MASSACHUSETTS

Coppinger, Raymond P.
Larson, Joseph S.
Lazell, Jr., Janes D.
Miller, A. Richard
Mugford, Paul S.
Old, Warren T. Jr.
Satterwhite, Melvin B.
Spauldinq, Willard M. , »
Stuact, Alastair M.
Weeks, Martin E.
MARYLAND

Pinkham, Carlos F.A.
Stanton, Gary C.
Wagner, Richard H-
Ward, Eraser P.
MAINE

Bourque, Peter M.
Plagg, Lewis N.
NORTH CAROLINA

Baker, w. Donald
Banks, Roger L.
Bellis, Vincent J-
Burton, Gerald L.
Cherry, Solomon T. Jr.
Davey, Charles B.
Haines, Leroy w.
Howells, David H.
Mason, Robert E.
Melack, John M-
Monschein, Tom D.
Perry, Thomas 0.
Ralston, Charles w.
Sanderford, Sharon G.
Sjolseth, Danny E.
Stephenson, Don W.
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Federer, C. Anthony
Ford, Robert P.
Gee, Glendon w.
Leonard, Raymond t.
Patrick, David K.
MEW JERSEY

Bluneling, Charles III
Fcrriqno, Fred
Stout, Benjamin B.

rut ■ vwp<-r «<:tr-'.,v.Er;:' S.'.Jjrtl'SiCE

(Pr PP-Jonnpoiir'S LOC«TT0)I)

USTSflsyFr!. P0KE5T, S«yPE
NEi» YOPK

Barton, James D., Jr.
Boehle, John, Jr.
»-rtatB herlain, James L,
Craul, Phillip j.
Eastance, Williau E.
Foley, Oonslfl D.
Goodlao^, Bobert J,
Itessell, Stephen E.

laXoch?, i^eri^ain t.
Likens, Gene E.

Neumaier, Gerhard J.

Olson, Geraia, V.
Pimentel, Ca-jid

Sifl »rio, Jo'.ri B.

HeDb, SilliaB L.

WiKstrom, Leonard 1.

Wiilcox, Henry H. , III

H.ils'^r, Lee
PENNSl'LVUNIA

Catalano, Raymond A.

Chase, Craiq c.

nartman, Fred E,

Helney, Clayton L.

Henshan, Robert E,

Jeffers, Elmund E.

JcVnson, tndrev L.

Reefer, Scott D.

Petersen, Gary H,

Stutz, Sherwood s.

Hard.. Wilber ».
RHODE ISLAND

Haivorson, William L,
viRr;rNiA

Brat ley, sterling G.

Byrne, John B.
Cliff, Edward P.
Ccnroy, John H.
Crawford, Hewlette S.
Oowliny, Paul Bruce
Harlow, Richard F.
Kelly, Nahlon G.
Lemmon^ Paul E.
Pierce, Phillip c.
Schreck, Carl B.
Waters, William E.
Westfield, James E.
VERHONT

Farrar, Richard B.
Wood, Glen B.
WEST VIRGINIA

Gasper, Donald C.
Goodno, Edward J.
Jonkins, Charles R.
Kutsrheid, Ben B.
Lee, Richard
Nelson, Charles w.
07mina. David J.
Schulz, Arnold P.
WETLANDS "ANAG.
NEK YORK

Terry, Orville W.

SECTION I

TABLE 5

INDEX BY SCIENTIFIC FIELD AND GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY

»FRTCR

Camp, Bofford

Knoll, H.A.

Maas, John L.

TEARS IN REGION

121

TABLE 5 - CnnPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FABILIA RITY)

AGRIBUSINESS nANAGENENT
AFRICA

Camp, Moffora B., Jr. 0 c

ASIA

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. n c

BIDEAST

Camp, Boffocd B., Jr. i

PACIFIC STATES

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 25

SOOTHFAST

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 15

SOOTHBEST

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 25

AGRICOLTDRAL SCIENCE

0.

Wurphy, Royse P. 1

ASIA

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 0.5

Harvey, George R.

Hinish, Hayne w. 2

Knoll, H.A. 2

Olson, Gerald, B. 2

CENTRAL AMERICA

Harvey, George R.

Hunter, Arvel H. 3

Olson, Gerald, B. 1

EUROPE, BESTERN

■5

Nelson, Paul T. 1

HAWAII

Harvey, George R.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Baniecki, John P. 3

Boehle, John, Jr. 12

Hinish, Hayne H. 20

U

Bebb, Ralph E. 8

MIDEAST

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Boehle, John, Jr. 2

Hurphy, Soyse P. 28

Olson, Gerald, B. 3

Sanders, Douglas C. 6

NORTHEAST

Baniecki, John F. a

Boehle, John, Jr. 8

Harvey, George R. 7

Knoll, H.A. 11

Lukens, Paymond J. 19

Hurphy, Royse P. 25

Nelson, Paul V. 5

Olson, Gerald, B. 10

Belch, Ross n. 2

Bood, Glen PI. 22

PACIFIC STATES

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 25

Hunter, Arvel H. 6

Haas, John L. 6

Belch, Ross B. 5

Bood, Glen B. 1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Hunter, Arvel H. u

Murphy, Soyse P. 2

SOOTH AMERICA

Frfnter, Arvel H. 1

Murphy, Royse P. 1

SOOTH CENTRAL

Harvey, George R. 6

SOOTHEAST

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 15

Hunter, Arvel H. 8

Nelson, Paul V. 7

Sanders, Douglas c. 3

SOOTHBEST

Baniecki, John F. 3

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 25

O.S. NAVY

Murphy, Royse P. 2

AGRONOMY

AFRICA

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 0.5

Murphy, Royse P. 1

U22

TABLE ■; - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIAFITY)

TEARS IN REGION

AGRONOMT

ALASKA

Hodgson, Harlow J. ' -^
ASIA ,

Camp, Soffora B., Jr. "-

De Roo, Hendrik C. '

Hinish, Wayne B . 2

Knoll, H.A. 2

, Olson, Gerald, w. ^

sinqh, Rabindar Nath 2

Weeks, nartin E. ''
CENTRAL AMERICA

Hunter, Arvel F. 3

Olson, Gerald, W. '
EDROPE, WESTERN

De Roo, Hendrik C. '

Knoll, H.A. =
Nelson, Paul 7.
HAWAII

Hodgson, Harlon J. '
BIDDIE ATLANTIC

Boehle, John, Jr. \f^
Hinish, Wayne w.

Roaqson, Harlow J. »

Kardos, Louis T. ^8

McKee, Guy w. ^8

Dlrich, Valentin '

Weber, Richard S. 3
MIDEAST

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. '
NOR'^H CENTRAL

Adrian, Donald D. '

Boehle, John, Jr. 2
Gracen Jr., Vernon E.
Guttay, A. J. P.

Hodgson, Harlov J. '

Hull, Richard V. 5

McKee, Guy W. '

Murphy, Poyse P. 28

Olson, Gerald, w. 3

Petersen, Gary W. *

Weber, Jerorae B. 5

20

12

20

2

12

Weeks, Martin E.
NORTHEAST

Adrian, Donald D.
Boehle, John, Jr.

Cutriqht, Noel J. ^^
Pe Roo, Hendrik C.
Gracen Jr., Vernon E.
Guttay, A.J.R.

Hull, Richard V. "^

Kardos, Louis T. ^ 1

Knoll, H.A. ''l

Murphy, Royse P. 25

Naiden, Peter C. "

Nelson, Paul V. 5

Olson, Gerald, W. l"

Petersen, Gary W. 8

Singh, Rabindar Hath 6

Weeks, Martin E. 12

Wood, Glen M. 22
PACIFIC STATES

Adrian, Donald D. 6

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 2'^

Hull, Richard V. "

Hunter, Arvel H. 6

Kardos, Louis T. ''

McKee, Guy W. 1

Wood, Glen M. 1
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Hunter, Arvel H. "

Murphy, Royse P. 2
SOUTH AMERICA

Hunter, Arvel H. 1

Murphy, Royse P. 1
SOOTH CENTRAL

Singh, Rabindar Nath 3

Weeks, Martin E. 20
SOOTHEAST

Adrian, Donald D. 3

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 15

Clapp Jr., John G. 13

Gracen Jr., Vernon E. "

Hodgson, Harlow J. 2

Hull, Richard V. 0.5

U23

TABLE 5 - COBPETENCE

(BY GEOGRiPHTC FMIHISRITY)

AGRONOHT "'''^ I" "'"'1°"

SOUTHESST

Hunter, Arvel H. g

Nelson, Paul V. -j

Singh, Rabindar Nath 5

Ulrich, Valentin ,5

Weber, Jerome B.
SOUTHHEST

Camp, Hofford B., Jr
O.S. NAVY

20

10

25

nucphy, Royse P. 2

BTDDIE ATISNTIC

Leffel, Robert c.
NORTH CENTRAL

Leffel, Robert c.
NORTHEAST

Leffel, Robert c.
SOUTHEAST

Leffel, Robert C.
ALGAL PHCT0I10RPH0GENESIS
NORTHEAST

Robinscn, Beatrice B. i^

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
NORTHEAST

Chailec Jr. , Jack D. i

SOOTHWEST

Chailer Jr., Jack D. 7

ANATOMY

ASIA

Ambrose, John D. y

Davis, George n. 5

Stern, Hilliait L. ^

CANADA, EASTERN

Jacobs, Wyron S. 2

CANADA, WESTERN

schoonveld. Gene G. g

CENTRAL AMERICA

Horst, G. Roy {)_5

stern, Billiam L. 0*5

EUROPE, WESTERN

Goeringer, Gerald C. U

HAWAII

Ambrose, John D. 1

Schoonveld, Gene G. U

Stern, William L. 0 5

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ambrose, John D.

Byrne, John M. g

Carriker, Melbourne R. 9

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Davis, George M. 3

Dooley, Janes K. 3

Goeringer, Gerald C. 9

Horst, G. Roy 5

Massaro, Edward J. 5

NORTH CENTRAL

Ambrose, John D. 2

Byrne, John M. 10

Carriker, Melbourne R. i|

Davis, George M.

Goeringer, Gerald C. 2

Hall, William E. 16

NORTHEAST

Ambrose, John D. U

Carriker, Melbourne R. 10

Davis, George M. 18

Hall, William E. Jil

Horst, G. Roy 5

Jacobs, Myron S. 21

Lemanski, Larry E. 2

Massaro, Edward J. II

Newton, David c. 5

stern, William L. 20

Weis, Peddrick 13

PACIFIC STATES

Goeringer, Gerald C. 3

PHILLIPINES

Jacobs, Myron S. 1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Schoonveld, Gene G. 5

SOUTH CENTRAL

Cooper, William E., Jr. 5

SOUTHEAST

Byrne, John M.

TUBLE ^ - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMItlASlTY)

YEARS TN REGION

ANATOMY

SnOTH'lAST

Carriker, Melbourne R. 6

Cooper, William E-, Jr. 1

Dooley, James K. U

SOaTHWEST

Horst, G. Roy «

Lemanski, larry F. 5

Hassaro, Edward J. 7

WEST INDIES

Stern, William L.

NORTHEAST

Cutriqht, Noel J. 7
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ghiselin, Jon B, 5

AFRTCA

Carr, Donn E. 3

Ghiselin, Jon B. 1

ASIA

Batra, Suzanne w.T. 2

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 1

Felly, Wahlon G. 1

Savidge, Trvin R, 1

AUSTRALIA

Stuart, Alastair M, 6

CANADA, WESTERN

Clark, Richard J. 0.5

CARIBBEAN

Coppinger, Raymond P. 1

CENTRAL AMERICA

Foster, Neal P. 1

Stuart, Alastair M. 1

GREAT LAKES

Judd, John H.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 5

Carr, Donn E. 1

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Francq, Edward N. 3
Heppner, Frank H,

Kellogg, Charles W. «

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

KirViand, Gordon L., Jr. 25

Linduska, Joseph P. 20

Meldrim, John W. H

Wood, Langley H. 9

NEW ZEALAND

Stuart, Alastair M. 6

NORTH CENTRAL

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7

Ghiselin, Jon B. 8

Hadley, Wayne F. 2

Judd, John H. 13

Kinsey, Kenneth P. tt

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr. U

Linduska, Joseph P. i*

Stuart, Alastair H. U

NORTHEAST

Barash, David P. 3

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 1

Carr, Donn E. tt

Clark, Richard J. 12

Coppinger, Raymond P. 8

Foster, Neal R. 13

Francq, Edward N. 10

Hadley, Wayne F. 2

Heppner, Frank H. tt

Judd, John H. 1»

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 17

Kellogg, Charles w. 3

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Richkus, William A. «

Savidge, Irvin R. S

Stuart, Alastair M. 5

Walcott, Charles 16

Winn, Howard E. 12

Wood, Langley H. 11

OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G.
Wood, Langley H.

PACIFIC STATES

Barash, David P. tt

Heppner, Frank H. 7

2.S
3

TABLE ? - ConpBTEMCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITT)
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR VEAF?; IN REGION

PACIFIC STATES

Kelley, Roger H. , Jr. „ ,

Kinsey, Kenneth p. "

LindusVa, Joseph p. f

neldrim, John B. J

Richkus, Hilliain A. ,

ROCKY MOONTAIN "^

Batra, Suzanne U.T. „ c

Francq, Edward N.
Ghiselin, Jon B.
linduska, Joseph P.
SOOTH AMERICA ^

Foster, Neal R. ,

SOOTH CENTRAL

Cooper, Hilliam E. , Jr. c

Ghiselin, Jon B. ,

SOUTHEAST '

Cooper, Willlan E., Jr . .

Foster, Neal R. '

Francq, Edward N. g

Ghiselin, Jon B. ."

Kelley, Soger »., Jr. •■

Kelly, Nahlon G. ,

Linduska, Joseph P. ■%

Savidge, Irvin R. f

Stuart, Alastair N. ^

Wood, Langley H. ,

SOOTHHFST ^

Hadley, Wayne P. ,

WEST INDIES

Winn, Howard E.
ANIMAL DEVELOPMENT

EUROPE, WESTERN

Beck, Sidney L. «

NORTH CENTRAL

Beck, Sidney L. o

NORTHEAST

Beck, Sidney L. 7

SOOTH CENTRAL

Beck, Sidney L. 7

ANIMAL ECOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ghiselin, Jon B. <;

AFRICA

Foley, Donald D. ^

Ghiselin, Jon B. 1

Khattat, Fadhill H. 6

Skoog, Ronald O. 3

Snelllhg, John c. n

ALASKA

Aron, William I.

Bushman, John B. g

Drury, William h. 1

Renshaw, Robert E. 7

Skoog, Ronald 0. I5

Stephenson, Don H. 1

ASIA

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 2

Evenden, Fred G. 2

George, Carl J. g

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 1

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

Kuenzler, Edward J. 2

Trainontano, John P. n

Webb, William L. 2

AUSTRALIA

Boesch, Donald F. ^

Stuart, Alastair M. g

CANADA, EASTERN

Poerster, John w. 1

Foley, Donald D. 1

Jenkins, Dale w. 1

Mason, Robert E. 7

Sissenwine, Michael P.

Teal, John M. 2

CANADA, NORTHERN

Drury, William H. 1

Henshaw, Robert E. 1

Ward, Eraser P.
CANADA, WESTERN

Allan, J. David 2

Clark, Richard J. 0.5

Henshaw, Robert E. 1*

U2S

TSBIE 5 - COHPETENCE

(BT GECGRSPHIC PAHILIU PITY)

YEARS TN BEGION
«mil»L ECOLOGY

CARIBBEAN

Coppinger, Raymond P. 1

Welch, Bruce L. 2

CENTRAL A1EBICA

Foster, Seal R. 1
Gorski, Leon J.

Horst, G. Roy O.S

Jenkins, Dale u, 2

LaBastille, Anne «

Lazell, Jr., James D. 0.5

McCoy, Clarence J. 1

Schnell, Charles E. 3

Stuart, Alastair f1. 1

Wilson, Don E. 2

CENTRAL AHERICA(0.50
Allan, J, David

COSTA RICA

Banta, William C.

EDROPE, EASTERN

Aron, William I.

EUROPE, WESTERN

Barnett, L. Bruce 0.5

Foley, Donald D. 1

Southwick, Edward E. 0.5

Webb, William L. 1

HAWAII

Bushman, John B. 7

Skooq, Ronald 0. 1

Tamarin, Robert H. 2

Young, David K- U

MEXICO

Caccamise, Donald F-

«ID FAST

Khattat, Fadhill H.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Allan, J. David 1

Aron, William T, 7

Banta, William C. 3

Barnett, I. Bruce «

Patra, Suzanne W.T, 5

Bender, Edward S. 1

Boesch, Donald F. U

Bradshav, William N. 11

Carriker, Melbourne R. 9

Clark, William, T. 3

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Cummings, Edmund G. 16

Evenden, Fred G. 9

Foerster, John W. ft

Francq, Edward N. 3

Giles, Robert R., Jr. 10

Grandy, John w. , IV 2

Graybill, Donald L. 2

Hall, Russell J. 5

Hamby, Robert J, 1.5

Hay, Keith G. 6

Henshaw, Robert E. 7
Heppner, Frank H.

Horst, G. Roy 5

Jenkins, Dale W. 18

Johnson Michael D. 1

Keefer, Scott D. 3

Kellogg, Charles w. U

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

Khattat, Fadhill H. 7

Kricher, John C. t

Lazell, Jr., James D. 3

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Heldrim, John W. «

Morgan, Raymond P. 7

Peterson, Charles H. 1

Rose, Cort D. 2

Schnell, Charles E. 1

Sherbine, K. Bruce 12
Sissenwine, Michael P.

Skoog, Ronald 0. 2

Smith, Kenneth L., Jr. 2

Smith, Robert L. 21

Southwick, Edward F. 2

Spaulding, Willard M., Jr. U

Stephenson, Don H. 3

Sturges, Franklin W, 5
Tietjen, John H.

Ward, Eraser P. 11

10
6
1
2

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAniLIARITY)

ANIMAL ECOLOGY '"^*''^ " BEGION

NIDDIE ATLANTIC

Welch, Bruce L.
Willcox, Henry H., iii
Wilson, Don E.
Young, David K.
NEW ZEALAND

Stuart, Alastair n. c

NORTH CENTRAL

Allan, J. David e

Andrews, Jay n. „

Barnett, L. Bruce ,

Batra, Suzanne H.T. 7

Carriker, Melbourne R. ^

De Costa, John J. g

Ghiselin, Jon B. o

Giles, Robert H., Jr. 3

Hamby, Robert J. g

Henshaw, Robert E. g

Istock, Conrad A. ^

Jenkins, Dale w. 2

Johnson Michael D. 25

Jones, Halter A. ^

Keefer, Scott 0. 3

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Lynts, George H. c

Maut2, Hilliam s. j

Reed, Lanny W. 5

Skoog, Ronald 0. ^5

Snellihg, John C. 2

SouthHick, Edward E. 3

Spaulding, Hillard H., Jr. 9

Spotila, James R. 1

Stuart, Alastair M. B

Tamarln, Robert H. 5

Waters, Joseph H. 1

Webb, William L. u
NORTHEAST

Adams, William H. g

Barash, David P. 3

Batra, Suzanne w.T. 1

Bender, Edward s. 0.5

Caccamise, Donald F. 1*

Carriker, Melbourne R. 10

Chamberlain, James L. 10

Chaplin, Stephen J. 2

Clark, Richard j. 12

Coppinger, Raymond P. 3

Cummings, Edmund G. 1

Cunningham, Denis 2

Drury, William H. 30

Erickson, James M. 4

Perner, John W. 1

30

Foerster, John W.
Foley, Donald D.

Poster, Neal R. 13

Francq, Edward N. 10

George, Carl J. 12

GorsVi, Leon J. 10

Grandy, John W., iv S

Hamby, Robert J. 0.5

Henshaw, Robert E. 7"

Heppner, Frank H. U

Horst, G. Roy 5

Istock, Conrad A. 8

Jahoda, John C. 5

Jenkins, Dale w. 1

Jones, Walter A. 4

Jordan, Arthur J. 5

Kaczynski, Victor W. 6

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 17

Kellogg, Charles w. 3

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Khattat, Fadhill H. a

Kricher, John c. 3

Kuenzler, Edward j. S

LaBastille, Anne 12

Lazell, Jr., James D. 6

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Lynts, George w. 1

Mautz, William w. u

McCoy, clarence J. 8

Omland, Per A. 5

Peterson, Charles H. 2

Pimentel, David 16

COMPETENCE
(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIABITY)

TEARS IN REGION

ANinSL ECOLOGY

NORTHEAST

Porter, Karen J. 5

Pichkus, William A. 1

Root, Richard B. ^

Rowe, Gilbert T. «

Schnell, Charles E. 2

Shoop, C.R. 11

Sissenwine, Michael P. 3

Smith, Kenneth L. , Jr. 2

Smith, Robert L. «

Snelllhg, John C. «

Spaulding, Hillard «., Jr. 3

Spencer, Larry T. **

Spotila, James R. 0-5

Starn, Robert H. 2

Stuart, Alastalr H. 5

Stnrqes, Franklin w. 1

Tamarin, Robert H. 3

Teal, John n. 15

Tietjen, John H. 6

Tramontane, John P. 2

aaters, Joseph H. 15

Webb, William L. 30
Willcox, Henry H., Ill

Young, David K. t

OCEANS

Kelly, Nahlon G.

PACIFIC

Schnell, Charles E. 1

PACIFIC ISLANDS

Bushman, John B.

PACIFIC STATES

Aron, William I. 15

Banta, William C. 25

Barash, David p. tt

Barnett, L. Bruce 0.5

Chaplin, Stephen J. 1
Cunningham, Denis
Erickson, James M.

Evenden, Fred G- 18

George, Carl J. 1

Hamby, Robert J. 3

Heppner, Frank H. 7

Kaczynski, Victor w. 3

Kelley, Roger w., Jr. 0.5

Meldrim, John W. 5

olendorff, Richard R. 1

Peterson, Charles H. 1

Pichkus, William A. 2

Root, Richard B. 6

Skoog, Ronald 0. 10

Southwick, Edward E. U

Spencer, Larry T. 2

Sturqes, Franklin W. 1U

Tramontane, John P. *

PHERTO RICO

Pimentel, David 3

ROCKY MOONTATN

Allan, J. David 0.5

Barnett, L. Bruce 2

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 0.5

Bushman, John B. 20
Caccamise, Donald F.

De Costa, John J. 2

Evenden, Fred G. 3

Ferner, John W. 5

Francg, Edward N. 2.5

Ghiselin, Jon B. 3

Giles, Robert H., Jr. 1

Graybill, Donald L. 0.1

Hay, Keith G. 13

Jenkins, Dale W. 1

LaBastiile, Anne 2

McCoy, Clarence J. U

Olendorff, Richard R. 5

Spencer, Larry T. 3

SOUTH AMERICA

Chaplin, Stephen J. 1

Foerster, John W. 0.5

Foster, Neal R. 1
Gorski, Leon J.

Jenkins, Dale W. 2

Root, Richard B. 1

TABLE ? - COHPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAHTLIARITY)

YEARS IM Rpr;iON

ANIMAL ECOLOGY

SOOTH CENTRAL

Adams, William H. 1^

Boesch, Donald F. T

Chamberlain, James L. 2

Cooper, William E., Jr. 5

Ghiselin, Jon B, 1

Hall, Russell J. 3

Hay, Keith G. 1

Plmentel, David 1

Rowe, Gilbert T. 2

Spotila, James R, 5
SOUTH PACIFIC

Skoog, Ronald O. 1

SOaTHEflST

Adams, David A. 19

Andrews, Jay D. 26

Bender, Edward S. 2

Carriker, nelbourne R. 6

Chamberlain, James L. 12

Cooper, WilliamB., Jr. 1

Cummings,EdmundG. 6

Foster, Neal R. 1

Francg, Edward N. 0.5

Ghiselin, Jon B. 1

Jenkins, Dale H. 3
Keefer, Scott D.

Kelley, Roger W,, Jr. 1

Kelly, nahlon G. 1

Kuenzler, Edward J. 12

Lazell, Jr., James D. 2

Louder, DarrellE. 15

Lynts, George H. 7

Mason, Robert E. 8
Omland, Per A.

Parnell, James F. 13

Pimentel, David 1

Reagan, Roland E, 8

Rose, Cort D. 10

Rowe, Gilbert T. 3

Shoop, C.R. S

Smith, Kenneth L. , Jr. 3

Spaulding, Millard M., Jr. 3
Spotila, James R.

Starn, Robert H, 2

Stuart, Alastair H. H

Teal, John M. <*

Haters, Joseph H. 2

Welch, Bruce L. 10

Young, David K. 2

SOUTHWEST

Bender, Edward S. 0-25

Bradshaw, William N. 10

Caccamise, Donald F. 5

Clark, William, T. 10
Erickson, James M,

Foerster, John W. 2

Horst, G, Roy H

Jahoda, John C. 3

Johnson Michael D. 1

Kuenzler, Edward J. 1

McCoy, Clarence J. 3

Stephen so n,DonW, 1
Tamarin, Robert H.

■^ramontano, John P. 6

Wilson, Don E. t

WEST INDIES

Lazell, Jr., James D. 3

NORTHEAST

Tenore, Kenneth R- 3

SOO'^HEAST

Tenore, Kenneth R. 5
ANIMAL HOSBAMDBY

EUROPE, WESTERN

Beck, Sidney L. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Beck, Sidney L. 8

NORTHEAST

Beck, Sidney L. 7

Br>ining, Donald V. 5 ^

Cutright, Noel J. 7

Heiney, Clayton L. 1^

PACIFIC STATES

Bruning,DonaldP. 1

030

TABLE 5 - COBPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHtC F»nIlIA»ITY)

TEAKS IN BESIOK

IlIimSL HUSBANDR?

POCKY MOUNTAIN

Bruning* Donald P. 3

SOOTH AMERICA

Brnning, Donald F. "-^

SOUTH CENTRAL

BecV, Sidney L. 2

SOOTHHEST

Pruninq, ncn^ld F. 0,5

ANIMAL PS~HOLOGY
NORTHEAST

Garnan, Pob"?rt H. '

ANTHROPOLOGY
ASIA

Kell?.. Ilahlon G. "

HIDCLE XTii:r."IC

Cutchjj, Joseph J. •

Kelly, Mahlon 5. 2

NORTH CF ITSAL

Cu<--ci?t, Joseph J. 3

WOSHEASr

Cutcher, Joseph J. 2

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

OCEANS

Felly, Mahlcn G.
PACIFIC STATES

fhoiiis, David fi. 5

SODTHEAS'"

Cutcher, Joseph J. 2

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

SOOTHHEST

Thomas, Oavid H. 1

HDATIC CIIEMISTaY
NORTKEAST

Edwards, Stephen J. 2

AQOATIC

MIDDLE rTLI.NTIC

McCoroick, Jon M. 5

PACIFIC STATES

Mcrorilck, Jon M. 5

A¥OATIC ECOLOGY
AFRICA

Foley, Donald D. 1

Hecky, Robert E. 1

Mel:c)c, John S. I

ALASKA

Aror, Sillian I.

Eisler, RoTiEia -25

Kottic, John E 2

Js''fers, Edmanfl E. 1

N'tara-iar. K.V. 8

Ny7ui£:*, r?.Tid 3

ASIA

rteorge, c^rl J. o

Kuenzler, Edward J. 2

Lanza, lay R. 1-5

Moore, JoJines K. 1

Natara-lan, K.V. 8

Rho, Jinnque 5

Hhceler, Ellsworth H. 1

yentsch, Charles S. 1

ADSTRALIA

Stuart, AlaEtdir M. 6

BAHAMAS

Cassin, Joseph H.
CANADA, EASTERN

Bellls, Vincent J. *

Cairns, Jr., John 0.25

Foers^er John " 1

I'oley, Donald n . 1

Sissenwine, Mich=it-1 p.

Teal.. John M. 2

WilKer, Charles R.
CANADA, N'^F-'IEBN

Walker, Charles R.
CANADA, HE3TERN

All!in, J. raviJ 2

OduiJ, millam F. 1

Walker, Charles R.
CARIBBEAN

Arnold. Dean e. 1

CENTRAL AMFRIC.

Birdsong, Ray S.

Salla, Saiil B. 0.5

Stuart, Alastair B. 1

TABLE ^ - COMPETENCE

(BY i^EOIRAP'itC FAMILIARITY)

YEARS IN REGION

AQUATIC ECOLOGY

CENTRAL AMERICA (0.^0
Allan, J, David
CENTRAL PACIFIC

Croker, Robert A, 0.3
COSTA FICA

Banta, Hilliam C,

EMHOPE, EASTERN

Aron» William I.

Clarke, George L. 2

EUROPE, WESTERN

Eisler, Ronald .25

Foley, Donald D. 1

Hamilton, Paniel Heyward 1

Hobbie, John E. 3

Saila, Saul B. 1.5

Scherer, Robert C. 2
Walker, Charles R.

Wright, Richard T. 2

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

HAWAII

Kisler, Ronald ,25

Young, David K. U

ISRAEL

Eisler, Ronald 1

HTCRONESTA

Fuchs, Everett H. 2
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Alden, Jon C. 2

Allan, J, David 1

Arnold, Dean E. 1

Aron, William I. 7

Banta, William C 3

Barans, Charles A. 3

Bender, Edward S» 1

Birdsong, Ray s. 5

Bishop, John W. 9

Cairns, Jr., John 20

Carriker, Melbourne R. 9

Cassin, Joseph M. 2

Catalano, Raymond A. 10

Clarke, George L. 2

Cox, Geraldine V. 5

Denoncourt, Robert F- 5

Dooley, James K. 3

Eisler, Ronald 5

Engel, Ronald A. 6

Foerster, John W. H

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

G laser, Edward, R. 15

nood, Ralph E. 11

Goodyear, Richard H. 5

Greeson, Phillip E. 1

Griffith, Roger B. 5

Groutage, '''homas M. 1

flaines, Terry ft. 3

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward U

Hartman, Fred E. 15
Hartman, Richard T.

Hayes, Helen L. 27

Hemmett, Roland B. 7

Hocutt, Charles H. U

Hollingshead, Kenneth P. 5

Huf ford, Terry L. 1

Jackson, Daniel F. 2

Jeffers, Edmund E. 3

Keller, Edward C. Jr. 5

Kellogg, Charles W. 0

Kelly, Robert H. 2

Keup, Lowell, F. 1
Kroger, Richard L.

Lanza, Guy R. 2

Lopez, Glenn R. 2

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Marshall, Harold G. 9

McDermott , Vincent J. u

Moore, John R. IS

Morgan, Raymond P. 7
Nelson, Charles W. * 2

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 1

Nixon, Scott W, «

Nyquist, David 2

Odum, William E. 2

Pearson, James G. 3

Petersen, Charles H. 1

432

TABLE S - COHPETENCE

(BY GEOGPBPHIC FHHILIAEITY)

TEARS IN REGION

AIOATIC ECOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Prosset, Norville S, 5

Rose, Cort D. 2

Ruber, Ernest 7

Saila, Saul B. 2

Sherbine, K. Bruce 12
*^issenvine, nichael P.

?1ols9th, Danny E. 3

Siocoob, John P. 0-5

Smith, .Kenneth L., Jr. 2

Sni'iidin?, Hlllard H. , Jr. U
Ti^tjsn, John H,

Wade, Richard ». 1

Walker, '"harles R. 6

W.Tliter, Hilliio H. 5

"Werner, Robert G. 7

Young, David K. 2

Zn'-Yoi:, Paul L. 10

Stuart, Alastair M- 6

UOBTH CEri?RAL

Bl-ii 1, Jon C. 3

Allan, J. David 5

\ndre»s. Jay D. •

Arnold, Dean E. 3

Ba'-ans, Charles A, 3

BardariV, Daniel G. 3

Birciifield, Larry J. 1

Burton, Gerald L. 1

Cairns, Jr., John **

Carriker, nelbourne R. **

De Co-ta, John J. 8

Denopcourt, Robert F. 1

Engel, Ronald A. 9

Fuchs, Everett R, 5

Glaser, Edward, R. 1

Good, Ralph B. 3

Goodyear, Richard H. 2

Groutage, Thomas M. 2

Haase, Bruce L. 8

Haines, Terry A. 6

Hobble, John E. 2

Hufford, Terry L, 11

1st OCX, Conrad A. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 16.

Johnson, James E. 3

Kejp, Lowell, F. 2
Kroger, Richard L.

Likens, Gene E. 5

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Lynts, George W. 5

larshall, Harold G. 12

Nelson, Charles W. 2

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 1

Poe, Thomas P. 2

Saila, "^aul 1. ■»

Slocomb, John P. •>

Smith, Stephen B. <»

Spauldina,. Bjll-.rd «. , Jr. 9

Stuart, Alastair H. U

Uade, Richard A, 1

Valker, Charles H. 6

Werner, Robert G. 3

SOHTHZAST

Aldcn, Jon C, 2

Arnold, Dean E- 7

Barans, Charles A. 1

Bardarit, Daniel G. 17

Pender, Edward S. 0.5

Bishop, John S. 1

Prown, Charles T,. 12

c^irpefiter, Edward J. 3

Carriker, Helbourne R. 10

cassin, Joseph H. 15

C^stiqlione, Louis J, tt

Chailer Jr., Jack D. 1

Ct-ristensen, Sigurd W. 6

Clarke, George L. 35

Cox, Geraldine V, 3

Cox, James L. 2

Croker, Robert A. 8

Cunningham, Denis 2

Cutright, Noel J. 7

Denoncouct, Robert F. 10

COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FM1I1IA B ITY)

YEARS IN REGION

AJOATIC ECOLOGY
NORTHEAST

Duazinskl, Diane n. 26

Edwards, Stephen J. 2

Eislec, Ronald g

Foerster, John W, it

Foley, Donald D. 30

Preudenthal, Hugo D. 18

Fuchs, Everett R. 1

Gasper, Donald C. 15

George, Carl J. 12

Gold, Kenneth 10

Greeson, Phillip E. g

Griffith, Roger B. 3

Groutage, Thomas n. g

Haase, Bruce L. It

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward 5

Hartman, Fred E. 5

Hayes, Helen L. 1

Hecky, Robert E, 1.5

Tstock, Conrad A. 8

Jackson, Daniel F, 22

Johnson, James E, 3

Kaczynski, Victor fl. 6

Kellogg, Charles W. 3

Keup, Lowell, F. 1

Klattenberg, Ronald P. 3
Kroger, Richard L.

Kuenzler, Edward J. 6
Lanza, Guy R.

Liguori, Vincent R. 21

Likens, Gene E. 10

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Lynts, George H, 1
Kelack, John M.

Moore, Johnes K. 19

Mozgala, Halter J. 3

Nataraian, K.v. 2

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 6

Nixon, Scott H. H

Peterson, Charles H, 2

Poe, Thomas P. ft

Porter, Karen J. 5

Rehwoldt, Robert E. 19

Rho, Jinngue 8

Powe, Gilbert T. ft

Ruber, Ernest S

Saila, Saul B. 12

Scherer, Robert C. 1ft

Sissenwine, Michael p. 3

Smith, Dwight G. 3

Smith, Kenneth L., Jr. 2

Smith, Stephen B. .25

Soukup, Michael A. 5

Spaulding, Sillard N., Jr. 3

Starn, Robert H. 2

Stuart, Alastair M. 5

Teal, John M. 15

I'ietjen, John H. 6

Tolderlund, Douglas S. 10

Wade, Richard A. 2

Hheeler, Ellsworth H. 8

Wright, Richard T. 10

yentsch, Charles S. 1ft

Young, David K. ft

^Hbkoff, Paul L. ft
PACIFIC STATES

Aron, William I. 15

Banta, William C. 25

Bishop, John w. 1/2

Cairns, Jr., John 0.75

Clarke, George L. 1

Cox, James L. li
Cunningham, Denis

Eisler, Ronald fi

George, Carl J. 1

Groutage, "^homas H. *

Hobbie, John E. 2

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1.5

Kaczynski, Victor w. 3

Keller, Edward C. Jr. 3

Liguori, Vincent R. 1

Natarajan, K.V. 2

Nelson, Charles w. 10

Nyguist, David 2

TBBLF ■; - COHPETENCE

(BY GEOGRHPRIC FANILIftRITV)

YEHES IN BEGION

HQOftTIC ECOLOGY

PUCIFIC STftTES

Pearson, Janes G. 2

Petersen, Charles H. "

slolseth, Danny E. *

Tolderlund, Douglas S. 2

Hernet, Robert G. 5

Wheeler, Ellsworth H. 3

Wright, Richard T. 1

Yentsch, Charles S. "

Zubkoff, Paul L. 2
ROCKY WOONTMN

Mian, J. David 0.";

Catalano, Paymond A. 5

De Costa, John J. 2

Eisler, Ronald 2

Jeffers, Ednund E. 11

Kroger, Richard L. 2

Nyqulst, Da»id "

Prosser, Norville S. 2

Smith, Dwight G. "

Hheeler, Ellsworth H. '
SOOTH AWEBICfl

Cairns, Jr., John 0.25

Foerster, John H. 0.5

Wade, Richard ft. 0.16
SOUTH CENTRKl

Burton, Gerald L. 2

Cassin, Joseph B. 3

Denoncourt, Robert F. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

Keup, Lowell, F. 1
Kroger, Richard L.

ncDaniel, Michael D. 3

Nelson, Charles w. "

Rowe, Gilbert T. 2

Walter, Charles R. 10

Walker, William H. 2
SOUTHEAST

Andrews, Jay D. 26

Baker, W. Donald 15

Bellis, Vincent J. 8

Bender, Edward S. 2

Birdsong, Ray S. 5

Carpenter, Edward J. 5

Carriker, Belbourne H. 6

Castigltone, Louis J. 2

Croker, Robert A. 6

Dickson, Kenneth L. 5

nooley, Janes K. tt

Eisler, Ronald 1

Greeson, Phillip E. 1

Hecky, Robert E. 1.5

Hobbie, John E. 6

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2

Keller, Edward C. Jr. 3

Kelly, Robert H. 5

Keup, Lowell, F. 2

Kroger, Richard L. 6

Kuenzler ,Fdward J. 12

Lammers, William T. 15

Lanza, Guy R. 2

Louder, Darrell E. 15

Lynts, George ». 7

Kelack, John B. 2

Nelson, Charles W. 2

Odum, William E, 5

Pearson, James G. 1

Rose, Cort D. 10

Rowe, Gilbert T. 3

Scherer, Robert C. 2

Smith, Kenneth L. , Jr. 3

Spaulding, Millard «., Jr. 3

Starn, Robert H. 2

Stuart, Alastair B. »

Tarplee, William H., Jr. 2

Teal, John B. *

Tyus, Harold B. 8

Wade, Richard A. 12

Walker, Charles R. 1

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

Young, David K. 2
SOUTHWEST

Bender, Edward S. 0.25

Birchfield, Larry J. 1

<4 3S

TABLE 5

COflPETEMCE
(BT GEOGRAPHIC 7»HILI«RITT)

AQUATIC ECOLOGT
SOOTHHEST

Bishop, John 9.
Burton, Gerald L.
Challer Jr. , Jack D.
Dickson, Kenneth L.
Foerster, John W.
Jeffecs, Eduund E.
Johnson, James E.
Kuenzler, Edward J.
ncDaniel, Michael D.
Neumaler, Gerhard J.
Pehvoldt, Robert E.
Smith, Dwight G.
WEST INDIES

liciaori, Vincent R.
SFBOBICDLTORE

NORTH CENTRAL

Kdtscheid, Ben B.
SOOTH CENTRAL

Kutscheid, Ben B.
ARCHAEOLOGY

CENTRAL AMERICA

Nickerson, Norton H.
HORTH CENTRAL

Nickerson, Norton H.
NORTHEAST

Nickerson, Norton H.
SOOTHWSST

Nickerson, Norton R.
ARCTIC AlPINE ECOLOGY
CANADA, EASTERN

Tiffney, Jr., Besley N.
ICELAND

Tiffney, Jr., Besley N.
SIODLE ATtfcNTiC

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N .
NORTHEAST

Tiffney, Jr., Besley N.
ROCKV hCiCJllTAIN

Tiffney. Jr., Nesley N.
ARCTIC ECOLOGY
ALASK*

Henshaw, Robert B.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Henshav, Robert E.
CANADA, WESTERN

Hensha-.), Robert E.
HXDDLE ATLANTIC

Henshaw, Robert B.
NORTH CEKT:!A!.

Henshaw,. Robert E.
SOaTHEAST

Henshaw, Robert E.
ATKOSPHERIC CHEHISTRY
PACIFIC STATES

Nartens, Christopher S.
PUERTO RICO

Hartens, Christopher S.
SnaTHEAST

Hartens, Christopher S.
BACTERIOLOGY
AFRICA

Meet Paial G.
ALASKA

Jeffets, Edmund E.
ASIA

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr.
Kelly„ Kahlon G.
Rho, Jinnque
Yentsch, Charles S.
BAHAWAS

Cassin, Jcseth n,
CENTRAL AHEEICA

Bradley, Sterling G.
Bradley, Sterling G,
EOROPE, WESTERN

Litchfield, Carol D.
Ode, Philip E.
Stslcj, Thomas E_
Yentsch, Charles S.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cassin, Joseph H.
Prances, Saul
lannottij Eugene L.

YEARS IN REGION

V2

3

2

2

2

2.5

5

1

3

2

1.5

a

3
3

0.75

7

15
2

7
1
1

7
9

7

19

1136

TUBLE 5 - COBPETENCE

(KY GEOGBUPHIC f lltllLlABlTY)

TEARS IN REGION

BACTERIOLOGY

HIDOIE ATLANTIC

Jeffers, Edmund E. 3

Kelly, Hahlon G. 2
Koesterer, Bartln G.

Litchfield, Cirol t). 3

Massaro, Edward J, ^

Hiller, Brinton t1. T

Pfaender, Frederic K. 2

Raizen, Eileen C. 5

Singer, Howard J. 3

Staley, Thomas E. 2

Stern, Arthur n. 1^

Halton, Robert B. 2«

Willett, Horman P. 20
NORTH CENTRAL

Bradley, sterling G. 1'

Bradley, Sterling G. 1''

Ehrlich, Henry I. 3

"ranees, Saul 5

Hall, williain E. 16

lannotti, Eugene L. 2

Jeffers, Edmund E. 16

Litsky, Warren 3

Miller, Brinton n. *

Moe, Paul G. 10

Raizen, Eileen C. *

Singer, Howard J. t

Willett, Norman P. 3
NORTHEAST

Buck, John D. 10

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. 12

Cassin, Joseph M. 15

Ehrlich, Henry L. 21

Hall, William E. 2«

Heiney, Clayton L. 15

Kelly, Hahlon G. ^

Koesterer, Hartin G. 7

Liguori, Vincent E. 21

Litchfield, Carol D. 2

Litsky, Warren '

Hassaro, Edward J. ■(

Moe, Paul G. 3

Ode, Philip E. 13

Pfaender, Frederic K. 3

Rho, Jinnque 8

Saltarelli, Cora G. 13

Singer, Howard J. t

Staley, Thomas E. 2

Walton, Robert B. 21

Willett, Norman P. 2
Yentsch, Charles S. 1*

OCEANS

Kelly, Hahlon G.
PACIFIC STATES

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1.5

Liguori, Vincent R. 1

Moe, Paul G. 3

pfaender, Frederic K. 2

Staley, Thomas E. 3

Yentsch, Charles S. *

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Jeffers, Fdirund E. 11

Raizen, Eileen C. 1

SOUTH CENTRAL

Cassin, Joseph n. 3

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

Stern, Arthur M. 2

SOOTHEAST

Bradley, Sterling G. 1

Buck, John D. 5

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2

Kelly, Hahlon G. 1

Lammers, William T. 15

Phillips, Walter E., Jr. 3

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

SOOTHWEST

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. 7

Ehrlich, Henry L. 0

Jeffers, Edmund P. 2.5

Litchfield, Carol D. 9

Hassaro, Edward J. 7

Salzen, Eileen C. 2

WEST INDIES

Liguori, Vincent R.

TEARS IN REGION

1137

TABLE S - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY)

BENTHIC INVERTEBRATES

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Dyer, Gloria J. 30

NORTHEAST

Dyer, Gloria J, 8
BENTHOS

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Wass, Marvin L. 11

SOOTHEAST

Wass, Marvin L. 9
EIOACOasTICS

NORTHEAST

Hinn, Howard E. 12

WEST INDIES

Winn, Howard E.
BIOCREMtSTRT

ASIA

Aaronson, Sheldon 1

Ahmad, Sa mi 3

De Villafranca, George W. 0.16

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

EOROPE, EASTERN

Menyhert, William F. 21

Schreck, Carl B. 0.5

EDBOPE, WESTERN

Ahmad, Sami 3.5

De villafranca, George W. 0.5

Litchfield, Carol D. 1

Paulson, Glenn L. 1

HAWAII

Clark, Harold E. 12

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Aaronson, Sheldon 2H

Adler, Alan D. Ill

Ahmad, Sami 2

Claris, Harold E. 32

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

Litchfield, Carol D. 3

Massaro, Edward J. 5

Menyhert, William R. 15

Paulson, Glenn L- 2

Thoma, Richard w, 17

■^ubkoff, Paul L. 10

NORTH CENTRAL

Banks, nneil M. 5

Friedhoff, Arnold J. 2

Hall, William E. 16

Thona, Richard w. ft

NORTHEAST

Aaronson, Sheldon 2

Adler, Alan D. 5

Ahmad, Sami 1-5

Banks, Oneil M. 9

Crusberg, Theodore C. 10

De Villafranca, George W. 25

Friedhoff, Arnold J. 15

Hall, William E. 2«

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Litchfield, Carol D. 2

Massaro, Edward J. U

Menyhert, William R. 2

Paulson, Glenn L. 8

Saltarelli, Cora G. 13

Zubkoff, Paul L. 1

OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G.

PACIFIC STATES

Aaronson, Sheldon 1

Banks, Oneil M. 2

Schreck, Carl B. 1

Zubkoff, Paul L. 2

ROCKY nOONTAIN

Schreck, Carl B. 5

SOOTH CENTRAL

Ahmad, Sami 2

SOOTHFAST

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

Reagan, Roland E, 8

Schreck, Carl B. 1

SOUTHWEST

Banks, Oneil H. 6

Litchfield, Carol D. '

Massaro, Edward J- 7

a38

T^BlE S - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FHHILIUS ITY)

EIOENGINEERING
AUSKS

"finer. Jack D.
HIDOLE ATLANTIC

Tiner, Jack D.
NORTH CENTRAL

Tiner, Jack D.
northea<;t

Tiner, Jack D.
PACIFIC STATES

Tiner, Jack D.
ROCKY nOUNTAIN

Tiner, Jack D.

biogeography

central america

Hall, William P.
NORTH CENTRAL

Hall, William P.
NORTHEAST

Hall, William P.
PACIFIC STATES

Hall, William P.
SOOTHWEST

Hall, William P.
BIOLOGICAL PEST CONTROL
AUSTRALIA

Stuart, Alastair M.
CENTRAL AMERICA

Stuart, Alastair M,
NEW ZEALAND

Stuart, Alastair M.
NORTH CENTRAL

Stuart, Alastair M.
NORTHEAST

Stuart, Alastair M.
SOUTHEAST

Stuart, Alastair M.
BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Adler, Alan D.
NORTHEAST

Adler, Alan D.
BIOPHYSICAL ECOLOGY
NORTH CENTRAL

Spotila, James R.
NORTHEAST

Spotila, James R,
SOOTH CENTRAL

Spotila, James R.
SOOTHEAST

Spotila, James R.
BIOPHYSICS
ASIA

Kelly, Mahlon G.

Yentsch, Charles S.
CANADA, EASTERN

Fisher, Harold W.
EUROPE, WESTERN

Fisher, Harold H.

Yentsch, Charles S.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Kelly, Mahlon G.

Linduska, Joseph P.

Neumaier, Gerhard J.

Zubkoff, Paul L.
NORTH CENTRAL

Linduska, Joseph P.

Neumaler, Gerhard J,
NORTHEAST

Fisher, Harold w.

Kelly, Mahlon G.

Neumaier, Gerhard J.

Yentsch, Charles S.

Zubkoff, Paul L.
OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G.
PACIFIC STATES

Fisher, Harold w.

Linduska, Joseph P.

Yentsch, Charles S.

Zubkoff, Paul L.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Fisher, Harold H.

Linduska, Joseph P.

YEARS IN REGION

0.2'^

5

8

15

0.25

0.25

1.5

2

5

1

1

6
1
6
U
5
4

in

5

1

0.5
5

2

1

2

20
1
10

«
1

10

7
6
111
■I

2
1
U
2

10

3

TABLE ^ - CONPETENCE

(BY 'GEOGRAPHIC PAMILIARITV)

YEARS IN REGION

BIOPHYSICS

SODTHEAST

Kelly, Nahlon 5. 1

Linduska, Joseph P- 3

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

SOUTHWEST

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 2

BIOSTATtSTtCS

ALASKA

Anthony, Vaughn C. 0,5

CANADA, EASTERN

Anthony, Vaughn C.

Mason, Robert E. 7

Sissenwine, Michael P.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Frane, David d. 0.25

GREAT LAKES

Judd, John H.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Frame, David W. 1

Rayne, Don H, 2

Keller, Edward C. Jr. 5

Parrack, Michael L. 1

Rose, Cort D. 2

Sissenwine, Michael P.

NORTH CENTRAL

Anthony, Vaughn C. 1

"ayne, Don W. 28

Judd, John H. 13

NORTHEAST

Anthony, Vaughn C. 9

Cutright, Noel J. 7

Frame, David W. 8

Judd, John H. It

Kessell, Stephen R. 0.5

Parrack, Michael L. 3

sissenwine, Michael P. 3

PACIFIC STATES

Anthony, Vaughn C. 2.5

Keller, Edward C. Jr. 3

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Kessell, Stephen R. 0.5

SOUTH AMERICA

Frame, David W. 0.25

SOOTH CENTRAL

Cooper, Hilliao E. , Jr. 5

SOUTHEAST

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Frame, David W. 1

Hayne, Don w. 10

Keller, Edward C. Jr. 3

Mason, Robert E. 8

Reagan, Roland E. 8

Rose, Cort D. 10

SOUTHWEST

Parrack, Michael L. 6

BOTANY

ASIA

Batra, Suzanne H.T. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 5

NORTH CENTRAL

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7

NORTHEAST

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 0-5

CELL BIOLOGY

NORTH CENTRAL

Halamud, Daniel F. 3

NORTHEAST

Malamud, Daniel F. 6

CHEMISTRY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Hill, Richard L. 18

NORTH CENTRAL

Hill, Richard L. »

COMMUNITY ECOLOGY

NORTHEAST

Smith, Duight G. 3

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Smith, Dwight G. »

SOUTHWEST

Smith, Dwight G. *

TSBLE 5

COKPETENCE

(BY GEOGRRPHIC FAMILIABITY)

COHPREHENSIVE COAST PLANNING
ASIA

McGainness, Hilllam 7.
EUROPE, HESTERN

WcGuinness, William V.
IIDDLE ATLANTIC

HcGuinness, Hilliam 7.
NORTH CENTRAL

HcGuinness, Sillian V.
NORTHEAST

HcGuinness, William V.
PACIFIC STATES

ncGuinness, Hilliam V.
ROCKY MOONTATN

HcGuinness, William V.
SODTH CENTRAL

HcGuinness, William V.
CYTOLOGY DEVELOPHENTAL BIOLOGY
CENTRAL AMERICA

Alperin, Richard J.
EDROPE, WESTERN

Alperin, Richard J.
HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Alperin, F .chard J.
NORTHEAST

Alperin, Richard J.
CYTOLOGY

AOSTRALIA

Rudkin, George T.
CANADA, EASTERN

Sparrow, Arnold H,
CANADA, WESTERN

Sparrow, Arnold H.
EDROPE, WESTERN

Rudkin, George T.
Sparrow, Arnold H.
HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Rudkin, George T.
NORTHEAST

Sparrow, Arnold H.
PACIFIC STATES

Rudkin, George T.
POLYNESIA

Sudkin, George T.
CYTOLOGY, PLANT CHROMOSOMES
ASIA

Smith, Ben W.
CANADA, WESTERN

Smith, Ben ».
EUROPE, WESTERN

Smith, Ben W.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Smith, Ben w.
NORTH CENTRAL

Smith, Ben H.
PACIFIC STATES

Smith, Ben W,
ROCKY MOONTAIN

Smith, Ben w.
SOOTHEAST

Smith, Ben W.
DENDROLOGY

CENTRAL AMERICA

Little, Elbert L., Jr.
MEXICO

Little, Elbert I., Jr.
HTDDLE ATLANTIC

Little, Elbert L. , Jr.
NORTH CENTRAL

Little, Elbert L. , Jr.
POERTO RICO

Little, Elbert L. , Jr.
SOOTH AHERICA

Little, Elbert L., Jr.
SOOTH CENTRAL

Little, Elbert L. , Jr.
SOUTHWEST

Little, Elbert L. , Jr.
DEVELOPHENTAL BIOLOGY
NORTHEAST

Lemanskl, Larry F.
SOUTHWEST

Lemanskl, Larry F.

YEARS IN REGION

7
3
9
1
3
1
3
1

0.1
0.1
10
0.5

3

3
3

3

1

21
30

3

0.5

2
3

3«

1

1

24

2

1

«

4

8

2
5

ttUI

TSBLE ■;

COMPETENCE

(BY TEOGBAPHIC FUBTLIABITT)

ECOLOGICdL ENKINFERING
HHSKA

Little Jr., Frank J,
ANTARCTIC

Little Jr., Prank J.
CENTRAL AflEBICA

Little .1r., Frank J.
HIDDLF ATLUNTIC

Little Jr., Frank J.
NORTHEAST

Little Jr., Frank J.
PACIFIC STATES

Little Jr. , Frank J.
SOUTH AMERICA

Little Jr., Frank J.
SOOTH CENTRAL

Little Jr., Frank J.
SOUTHEAST

Little Jr., Frank J.
ECOLOGY OF ZOONOSES
ASIA

Hilliams, James E.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Hilliams, James E.
SOUTHEAST

williaffls, James E,
EMBROLOGT OF ANGIOSPERMS
NORTH CENTRAL

Smith, Bruce B.
NORTHEAST

Smith, Bruce B.
SOUTHEAST

Smith, Bruce B-
EMBRTOLOGY

NORTHEAST

Heis, Peddrick
ENTOHOLOGY
AFRICA

Khattat, Fadhill H.

Steyskal, George C.
ALASKA

Boddicker, Ma1or L.
ASIA

Ahmad, Sami

Axtell, Richard C.

Batra, Suzanne W.T.

Hinckley, Alden D.

Kelley, Roger H,, Jr.

Kelly, Mahlon G.

Knoll, H.A.

Page, Robert Z.

Russell, Harold G. , Jr.

Ward, Ronald A.
AUSTRALIA

Stuart, Alastair M.
CANADA, EASTERN

Jenkins, Dale W.

Spielman, Andrew

Waters, Hilliam E.
CANADA, WESTERN

Lanier, Gerald N.
CEN'^RAL AMERICA

Jenkins, Dale W.

Spielman, Andrew

Stuart, Alastair H.
EUROPE, WESTERN

Ahmad, Sami

Dysart, Richard J.

Knoll, H.A.

Spielman, Andrew

Hard, Ronald A.

Haters, Hilliam E.
HAWAII

Hinckley, Alden D.

Matsumoto, Barton N.
niCBONESIR

Fuchs, Everett H.
HID EAST

Khattat, Fadhill H.
HIODIE ATLANTl

Hinckley, Alden D.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ahmad, Sami
Axtell, Richard C.

Batra, Suzanne W.T.

YEARS IN REGION

2
3

6

3
1
6

13

6

.5

2

5
1

8
5
1
1

U112

TftPLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GECGRJPHIC FAMILIARITY)

YEARS IN REGION

ENTOMOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Bay, Ernest C. 3

Bernardin, Paul A. 1

Ford, Robert P. 5

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

Giles, Francis E; 5

Huber, Ivan 7

Jenkins, Dale H. 18

Johnson Michael D. 1

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

Khattat, Fadhill R. 7

Linduska, Joseph P- 20

Mangiafico, Joseph A. 12

Page, Robert z. 20

Russell, Harold G., Jr. 19

Savage, Joseph B. 1

steyskal, George C. 10

Hard, Ronald A. 11

Haters, William E. «

Hebb, Ralph E. 8

NEW ZEALAND

Stuart, Alastair M, 6

NORTH CENTRAL

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7

Boddicker, Maior L. 7

Connell, Halter A. 2

Dysart, Richard J. 10

Fuchs, Everett H. 5

Giles, Francis E. 7

Glover, Sandra J. -25

Huber, Ivan 5

Jenkins, Dale W. 2

Johnson Michael D. 25

Linduska, Joseph P. U

Morris, Charlie 0. 1

Paulson Jr., Donald L- 6

Poe, Thomas P. 2

Spielman, Andrew 15

Stuart, Alastair M. «

Hard, Ronald A. 5

NORTHEAST

Ahmad, Safni 1-5

Axtell, Richard C. 5

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 1

Bay, Ernest c. "

Bernardin, Paul A. 12

Connell, Halter A. 32

Dalgleish, Robert C. 10

Ford, Robert P. 10

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

Hinckley, Alden D. 3

Huber, Tvan H

Jenkins, Dale H. 1

Kelley, Roger H., Jr. 17

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Khattat, Fadhill H. «

Knoll, H.A. 11

Lanier, Gerald N. 2

Mangiafico, Joseph A. 3

Morris, Charlie D. 2

Paulson Jr., Donald L. 2

Piment el, David 16

Poe, Thomas P. tt

Root, Richard B. 7
Savage, Joseph E.

Simeone, John B. 30

Stuart, Alastair M. 5

Haters, Hilliam E. 18

OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G.

PACIFIC ISLANDS

Connell, Halter A. 2

PACIFIC STATES

Bay, Ernest C. 12

Hinckley, Alden D. 1

Kelley, Roger H., Jr- 0.5

Lanier, Gerald N. 7

Linduska, Joseph P. 1

Matsumoto, Barton M, 7

Page, Robert Z. 1

Root, Richard B. 6

Steyskal, George C. 1

Hard, Ronald A. 3

COJiPBTENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAtllLIABITY)

YEAES IN REGION

.25

ENTOnOLOGY

PUEPTO RTCO

Pitnentel, David 3

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Batra, Suzanne H.T. 0.5

Boddicker, Major L. 1

Giles, Francis E. S.05

Glover, Sandra J.

Jenkins, Dale W. 1

I.induska, Joseph P. 3

Russell, Harold G. , Jr. it

SOOTH ANERICA

Giles, Francis E. 3

Jenkins, Dale V. 2

Root, Richard B. 1

SOUTH CENTRAL

Ahmad, Sami 2

Connell, Halter A. 1

Glovec, Sandra J. 4

Pimentel, David 1

Savage, Joseoh E- ti

SOUTH PACIFIC

Hinckley, Alden D. 7

SOBTHEAST

Axtell, Richard C. 10

Ford, Robert P. 1

Giles, Francis E. 2

Glover, Sandra J. 6

Jenkins, Dale W. 3

Kelley, Roger H., Jr. 1

Kelly, nahlon G. 1

Linduska, Joseph P. 3

Norris, Charlie D. 2

Page, Robert Z. 3

Pimentel, David 1

Stuart, Alastair M. U

Waters, William E. 1

SOUTHWEST

Johnson Michael D. 1

Russell, Harold G. , Jr. 2

Ward, Ronald A. 1

THAILAND

Savage, Joseph E. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Bernardin, Paul A- 6

ENVTRONMENTA POLLUTION
HTDDLE ATLANTIC

Hemmett, Roland B. 7

ENVIRONHENTAL CHEMISTRY
EUROPE, WESTERN

Bikales, Norbert M. 1

NORTHEAST

Bikales, Norbert M. 20

ENVIRONMENTAL COATINGS
EUROPE, EASTERN

Menyhert, William R. 21

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Menyhert, William R. 15

NORTHEAST

Menyhert, William R. 2

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
NORTHEAST

Omland, Per A. 5

SOUTHEAST

Omland, Per A.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES
CANADA, EASTERN

Goodland, Robert J. 3

CENTRAL AMERICA

Goodland, Robert J. 1

NORTHEAST

Goodland, Robert J. 1

SOUTH AMERICA

Goodland, Robert J. 5

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
ASIA

McGuinness, William V. 7

EUROPE, WESTERN

McGuinness, William V. 3

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

McGuinness, William V. 9

NORTH CENTRAL

McGuinness, William V. 1

NORTHEAST

McGuinness, William v. 3

TABLE •;

COnPETENCE
(BY GEOGBUPHIC FM1ILIABITY)

nk

J.

H

nk

J.

P.

Jr

B.

, ,

Jr.

ENVIBONMENTAL HANAGEBENT
PACIFIC STATES

McGuinness, Willlain V.
BOCKY HODNTAIN

HcGuinness, Silliam V.
SOUTH CENTEAL

HcGuinness, William V,
ENVIBONflENTAL HICBOBIOLOGY
nlBOLE ATLANTIC

Koesterer, Martin G.
NOBTHEAST

Koesterer, flartin G-
ENVIfiONMENTAL POLLUTION
NORTHEAST

Dudzinski, Diane H.
AFRICA

Moe, Paul G.

Wagner, Richard H.
ALASKA

Eisler, Ronald

Little Jr., Fra

Nyquist, David

Stephenson, Don
ANTARCTIC

Little Jr. , Fra
ASIA

Adams, Donald D

Cardenas, Baul

Gorden, tlorton

Harvey, George

Hershaft, Alex

Kelley, Roger W

Lanza, Guy B.

Miner, Dallas D.

Bho, Jinnque

Sanchez, James R.

Wagner, Bichard H.

Yentsch, Charles S.
AUSTRALIA

Boesch, Donald P.

Wilson, Lee
CANADA, EASTEBN

Adams, Donald D.

Cairns, Jr., John

Jenkins, Robert E.

Teal, John K.

Walker, Charles R.

Wilson, Lee

Zaltzman, Raul
CANADA, NORTHERN

Walker, Charles R.

Zaltzman, Raul
CANADA, WESTERN

Baier, Rodger W.

Walker, Charles R.

Zaltznan, Baul
CENTRAL AflFRICA

Baier, Rodger W.

Gorden, Morton

Harvey, George R.

Little Jr., Frank J.

Zaltzman, Raul
EUROPE, EASTERN

Gorden, Morton

Menyhert, William R.
EUROPE, WESTERN

Adams, Donald D.

Bikales, Norbert B.

Eisler, Ronald

Gorden, Morton

Hamilton, Danie

Harleman, Donal

Paulson, Glenn

Wagner, Richard

Walker, Charles

Wilson, Lee

Yentsch, Charle
HAWAII

Eisler, Ronald

Harvey, George R.

Virnstein, Robert W.
HIGH ARCTIC

Hughes, Kent H.
ISRAEL

Eisler, Ronald

1 Heyward

d B.

L.

H.

B.

s S.

YEABS IN REGION

1
3
1

26

25

.5
.5

U

0.25
0
2

0.2

0.25
1

21

1

.25

1

1

1

1

5

1
1

.25

0.5

1

1

uttS

TABLE 5 - CONPETENCE

(BY GEOGSkPHIC FAHILIARITY)

YEARS TM RFGION
ENVIRONHENTAL POILUTION

HEDITERRANEAN

Villaoil, Richara J. O.";

BICRONESIA

Fuchs, Everett H. 2

HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Adams, Donald D. 2

Alden, Jon C. 2

Anderson, Pertil G. 26

Baier, Rodger w, 1
Beckers, Jr., Charles V.

Bender, Edward S. 1

Boesch, Donald P. u

Cairns, Jr., John 20

Carr, Jerome B- 1

Chase, Craig C. 10

Cooper, silliam E. , Jr. 1

Cox, Geraldine V. "5

Craker, Lyle E. 2
DillinghaiB, James H,

Eisler, Ronald 5

Knqel, Ronald A, 6

Fuchs, Everett H- 1

Goldstein, Bernard D. 12

Gorden, Morton 3

Griffith, Roger B. 5

Haines, Terry A. 3

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward U

Hershaft, Alex 2

Hughes, Kent H. 1

Jackson, Daniel F. 2

Jenkins, Charles R. 11

Jenkins, Robert E. 7

Jimeson, Robert M. 20

Keefer, Scott D. 3

Keup, Lowell, F. 1

Lanza, Guy R. 2

Lees, Aldridge L., Jr. ?

Linsky, Beniamin 10

Little Jr., Frank J. i
nalone, winfred F.

nassaro, Edward J. 5

lenyhert, William R. 15

Miller, Brinton n. 17

Morgan, Raymond P. 7

Nadeau, Royal J. 6

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 1

Nyquist, David 2

Paulson, Glenn L. 2

Pfaender, Frederic K. 2

Pinkham, Carlos P. A. 2

Prager, Manfred J. 22

Prosser, Norville S. 5

Rose, Cort D. 2

Sack, Killiam A. "

Sanchez, James R. 3

siolseth, Danny E. 3

Smith, Hilliam H. <*

Stephenson, Don H. 3

Stern, Arthur M. 19

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.5

Trautenberg, Gerald A. 1"

virnstein, Robert H. 3

Wade, Richard A. 1

Wagner, Richard R. 6

Walker, Charles R. 6

Weber, Richard S. 3

Weiss, Charles M. *
NORTH CENTRAL

Adrian, Donald D. 1

Alden, Jon C. ^

Alker, Julius 2

Anderson, Bertil G. 25

Banks, Oneil M. ^

Bardarik, Daniel G. 3
Beckers, Jr., Charles v.

Cairns, Jr., John **

Carr, Jerome P. ^

Chase, Craig C. *

Craker, lyle E. "

Dillingham, James H. **

Engel, Ronald A. ^

Puchs, Everett H. ^

Haase, Bruce L. 5
Haines, Terry A.

6

TABLE 5 - ronPETENCE

;by geographic fubiliaeity)

TEARS IN REGION

EHVIROdHEHTAL POtlOTIOlI

(iORTH CSfiTSftL

Hershaft, Alen 5

Jenkins, Charles R. 3

Keefer, Scott D. 3

Keup. lovell, P. 2

Likens, Gene E. 5

Linsky, Beniaain 8

litsky, Warren 3

Killer, Brinton M. «

niner, Dallas D. 2

Hoe, Paul G. 10

Neunaiet, Gerhard J. 1

Pinkhai, Carles F.A. S

Sanchez, James R. 1

Sattemhite, Helvin B. 3

Snyder, Donald B, 5

StoneLutner, Dani<?l I. 3

Vlllanil, Richara J. 1

Hade, Richard S. 1

Walker, Charles R. 6
ZaltzEin, Re«l

DCRTHEAST

Adrian, Donald D, 6

Slden, Jon C. 2

Alker, Julius 1

Banks, Oneil W. 9

Bardarik, Daniel G. 17

Beckers, Jr., Charles v. 6

Bender, Edaard S. 0.5

Bikales, Herbert H. 20

Brown, Charles L. 12

Browne, Francis X. ^

Buck, John D- 10

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. 12

Carpenter, Edward J. 3

Carr, Jerome B. 10

Castiglione, Louis J, tt

chailer Jr. r Jack D. 1

Chase, Craig C. 25

Cook, David O- 3

Cox, GerJildine V. 3

Cox, James L. 2

Craker, Lyle E. It

Cunningham, Denis 2

Cntright, Noel J. 7

Dillingham, James H. 7

Edwards, Stephen J, 2

Eisenbud, Herril 37

Eisler, Ronald 6

Freudenthal. Hugo D. 18

Fuchs, "^Te^-ett H. 1

Gasper, Donald C. 15

Gold, Kenneth l6

Gorden, ^crtcii 17

Griffith, Roger B. 3

Raase, Bruce L. II

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward 5

Harleman, Donald R. 28

Hartwell, Allan D. 6

Harvey, George S. 7

Hershaft, Alex 8

Jackscn, Daniel f. 22

Jahoda, John C. 5

Jenkins, Robert E. II

JimeEorio Robert ^, 9

Kelley, Rcoer 8., Jr. 17

Keup, Lowell, F. 1

Klattenberg, Ronald P. 3
Lanza, Guy R,

Likens, Gene E. 10

Litsky., Barren II

Little Jr. , Frank J. 1
nalone, ^Infred F.

nassaro, Edward J. V

flenyhert, Billia* R. 2

nlner, Dallas D. ii

floe, Paul G. 3

F?oore, Stephen P. 1

Nadeau, Royal J. 6

^ Neumaier, Gerhard J. 6

Nickel, Ross 12

Paulson, Glenn L. 8

Pfaender, Frederic K. 3

Polgat, Tibor T. 7

COflPETBNCE

(BY (5E0GRAPHIC FAniLIARITT)

YEARS IN BEGION

ENVIRONBENTAL POtLUTION
NORTHEAST

Randall, Clifford V. 0_5

Rehwoldt, Robert E. 19

Rho, Jinnque a

Rowe, Gilbert T. i,

Sattemhite, nelvin B. 2

Shaw, David G. 5

Smith, Milliam H. 7

Snyder, Donald B. <;

Teal, John n. 15

Vlllauil, Richard J. a

Hade, Richard A. 2

VIehner, Donald c. 18

Heiss, Charles n. 3

Hestfield, Janes D. «;

Kikstrom, Leonard L. 6

Wilson, Lee 2

Witschonke, Charles H. 35

Yentsch, Charles S. m

Zoellner, David R. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Adams, Donald D. 3

Adrian, Donald D. 6

Baier, Rodger H. 15

Banks, Oneil M. 2

Cairns, Jr., John 0.7^

Cook, David 0. 5

Cox, James L. 14

Cunningham, Denis
Dillingham, James H.

Eisler, Ronald g

Goldstein, Bernard D, 2

Hershaft, Alex 1

Hughes, Kent B. g

Jimeson, Robert B. 1

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 0.5

Linsky, Benjamin 6

Little Jr., Frank J. 14

Martens, Christopher S.

doe, Paul G. 3

(loore, Stephen P. II

Nyquist, David 2

Pfaender, Frederic K. 2

Sanchez, James R, 1

Slolseth, Danny E. 11

Hestfleld, James D. 2

wikstroB, Leonard L. 6

Yentsch, Charles s. 4

POERTO RICO

lartens, Christopher S.
ROCKY HODNTAIN

Eisler, Ronald 2

Nyguist, David U

Prosser, Norville S. 2

Sanchez, James R. 3

Wagner, Richard H. 6

Wilson, Lee 1

SOUTH ABERICA

Baier, Rodger w. 0. 1

Cairns, Jr., John 0.2S

Eisenbud, nerril

Little Jr. , Prank J. 1

Hade, Richard A. 0.16

Westfield, James D. 2

Zaltzman, Raul
SOOTH CENTRAL

Boesch, Donald F. 1

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 5

Harvey, George R. 6

Jenkins, Charles R. 1

Jenkins, Robert E. 0

Keup, lonell, P. 1

Little Jr., Frank J. 3

Bcnaniel, nichael D. 3

Randall, Clifford H. 1

Rowe, Gilbert T. 2

Stern, Arthur fl . 2

Walker, Charles R. 10

SOUTHEAST

Adrian, Donald D. 3

Alker, Julius 7

Bender, Edward S. 2

Browne, Francis X. 3

Buck, John D. 5

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGSftPHlC P»nllIABITY)

TEAKS IN BEGION
ENVIRONBENTAL POllUTION

SOUTHEAST

Carpenter, Edward J. 5

Castiqlione, Louis J- 2

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

namalas, Andinos P. 19

Eisler, Ronald 1

Rurtz, flartin E. 3

Jadlocki, Joseph F. 2

Jeokins, Robert E. 0
Keefer, Scott D.

Kelley, Roger v., Jr. 1

fTeup, Lowell, F. 2

Lammers, William T. 15

Lan2a, Guy R. 2

little Jr. , Frank J. 1

Little, Linda W. i"

Nartens, Christopher S. "

Randall, Clifford W. 7

Reagan, Roland E, 8

Rose, Cort D. 10

Rowe, Gilbert T. 3

Teal, John B. "

Villamil, Richard J. 2.5

virnstein, Robert W. 3

Made, Richard A. 12

Walker, Charles R. 1

Wehner, Donald C. 3

Weiss, Charles PI. 12

Westfield, James D. 2

Tentsch, Charles S. 3

Zoellner, David R, U

SOUTHWEST

Banks, Oneil H. 6

Bender, Edward S. 0.25

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. 7

Chailer Jr., Jack D. 2

Jahoda, John C. 3

Jenkins, Charles R. t

nassarc, Edward J. 7

McDaniel, nichael D. 3

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 2

Randall, Clifford W. 5

Rehwoldt, Robert E. 1.5

Stephenson, Don W. 1

Stoneburner, Daniel L, 0.5

Wagner, Richard H. 1

Wilson, Lee 1
2alt2Ban, Raul

Zoellner, David R. 5
ENVIROHBENTAL TOXTCOLOGT

EORPPE, WESTERN

Paulson, Glenn L. 1

KIDDLE ATLANTIC

Paulson, Glenn L. 2

NORTHEAST

Paulson, Glenn L. 8
EROSION CONTROL

HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Weber, Richard 5. 3
ETHNOLOGY

CENTRAL AHERICA

Nickerson, Norton H. 0.7S

NORTH CENTRAL

Nickerson, Norton H. 7

NORTHEAST

Nickerson, Norton H. 15

SOOTHWEST

Nickerson, Norton H. 2
EUTROPHICATION ANALYSIS

NORTHEAST

Browne, Francis X. 3

SOOTHEAST

Browne, Francis X. 3
EVOLDTION 6 ADAPTATION

PACIFIC STATES

Bell, C.R. 5

SOUTHEAST

Bell, C.R. 15
EXTENSION EDOC.

HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Alffand, James D. 3

SOUTHEAST

Almand, James D. 6

a«9

TABLE ■; - COnPETENCE

<BT GE0GR4PHIC FMIIIIAIIIT?)

TEARS IN REGION

FIELD NATORAL HISTORY
NORTHEAST

Payne, Harrison H. 2311

PISH DISEASES F. PATHOLOGY
ALASKA

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

BIDDLE ATLANTIC

Jeffers, Edmund B. 3

NORTH CENTRAL

Jeffers, Edmund E- 1£

PACIFIC STATES

Jeffers, Edmund B. 1,5

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Jeffers, Edmund E, 11

SOOTH CENTRAL

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

SOOTHEAST

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2

SOUTHHEST

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2.5

FISHERY BIOLOGY
AFRICA

Pierce, Phillip C. 4

ALASKA

Andersen, ATen M, 1

Anthony, Vaughn C. 0.5

Aron, William I.

Eisler, Ronald .25

Nyquist, David 3

ASIA

Cole, Charles F. 1

Fairchild Robert P. 2

Jernejcic, Frank A. 0.1

Kelley, Roger H., Jr. 1

Kelly, Plahlon G. 1

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Anthony, Vaughn C.

Foerster, John «. J

tiason, Robert E. 7

Sissenwine, Michael p.
Walker, Charles R.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Walker, Charles H.
CANADA, WESTERN

Andersen, Aven M,

ncHugh, John L. 11

Walker, Charles R.
CARIBBEAN

Arnold, Dean E. 1

CENTRAL AMERICA

Frame, David w. 0.25

Pierce, Phillip C. 0.1

Saila, Saul B. 0.5

Scattergood, Leslie W. 1

EUROPE, EASTERN

Aron, William I.

Schreck, Carl B. 0.5

EUROPE, WESTERN

Eisler, Ronald .25

Saila, Saul B. 1.5

Scattergood, Leslie W. 1

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 1

Walker, Charles R.
EUROPE, WESTERN U.K. O.K.

McHugh, John L. «

HAWAII

Cheng, Thomas C. 7

Eisler, Ronald .25

Gregory, Richard w. 0.5

ISRAEL

Eisler, Ronald 1

MICRONESIA

Fuchs, Everett H. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Andersen, Aven n. 2

Arnold, Dean B, 1

Aron, William I. 7

Barans, Charles A. 3

Beal, Kenneth L. 7

Bender, Edward S. 1

Cheng, Thomas C,

Oenoncourt, Robert P. 5

Dryfoos, Robert L, 7

Eisler, Ronald 5

itSO

TABIE 5 - COnPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FSHILTSBITY)

YEARS IN REGION

FISHERY BIOLOGY

BIDDIE ATLANTIC

Engel, Ronald A. 6
Foerster, John ». 1

Foote, Peter S. 1

Frame, David W. 1

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

Groutaqe, Thomas H . 1

Hemmett, Roland B. 7

Hollingshead, Kenneth P. 5

Kelly, Bahlon G. 2
Kroger, Richard L.

Lanier, James A- 9
Louder, Darrell E. 1

Morgan, Raymond P. 7

Nyquist, David 2

Oznina, David J. 5

Pearson, James G, 3

Prosset, Norville S. 5

Ritchie, Jr., Douglas E. 12

Rose, Cort D. 2

Saila, Saul B. 2

Scattergood, Leslie M. 12
Sissenwine, Michael P.

sjolseth, Danny E. 3

Spaulding, Billard M., Jr. »

Walker, Charles H. 6

Walker, William B. 5

Wiley, Martin L. i|

McHuqh, John L. 22

NORTH CENTRAL

Andrews, Jay D. ft

Anthony, Vaughn C. 1

Arnold, Dean E. 3

Barans, Charles A. 3

lirchfield, Larry J. 1

Burton, Gerald L. 1

Cnlp, Terry R. 2

Denoncourt, Robert F- 1

Engel, Ronald A. ft

Fuchs, Everett H. 5

Groutage, Thomas M. 2

Haase, Bruce L. 8

Jerneicic, Frank A. 2

Johnson, James E. 3

Jones, Walter A. ft
Kroger, Richard L.

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Saila, Saul B. u

Spaulding, Willard n. , Jr. 9

Walker, Charles R. 6

NORTHEAST

Anthony, Vaughn C. 9

Arnold, Dean E. 7

Barans, Charles A. 1

Bender, Edvard S. 0.5

Bourgue, Peter M. 8

Cheng, Thomas C. 8

Cole, Charles F. 3

Culp, Terry R. 1

Denoncourt, Robert F. 10

Domermuth, Robert B. 5

Dryfoos, Robert L. 1

Eisler, Ronald 6

Fairchild Robert P. 6

Foerster, John V. ft

Poote, Peter S. 1

Forney, John L. 15

Frame, David w. 8

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

Gasper, Donald C. 15

Gordon, Bernard L. 17

Green, David M. 11

Gregory, Richard W. 3

Groutage, Thomas 1. 6

Haase, Bruce L. ft

Hastings, Robert W. 1

Hayden, Robert p. 2

Hutchinson, Brendan P. 7

Jernejcic, Frank A. 3

Johnson, James E, 3

Jones, Walter ft. ft

Kelley, Roger u., Jr. 17

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

«51

TABLE 5 - CONPETEHCP

(BY GEOGRHPHIC FJBIIIA RITY)

tEUPS IS RtGION

ylSHERT PIOLOC-T
NORTHEUST

KrogeE, Richard L.

Liquoci, Vincent R. 21

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Marcy, Batten C. 10

neves, Richard J. II

Rideout, Stephen G. 3

Roscinski, Robert J. 0.5

Saila, Saul B. 12

Scatterqood, Leslie H. 19

Sissenwine, Michael P, 3

Spauldinq, Millard n. , Jr. 3

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 7

OCE»HS

Kelly, dahlon G.

PACIFIC STATES

Andersen, Aven M. 11

Anthony, Vaughn C. 2.5

Aron, iillian I. 15

Dryfoos, Robert L. II

Eisler, Ronald g

Gregory, Richard «. 3

Groutage, Thonas H. ||

Hayden, Robert P. ID

Kelley, Roger H., Jr. 0.5

Liguori, Vincent R. 1

HcHugh, John L. 5

Nyquist, David 2

Pearson, James G. 2

Scattergood, Leslie B. 3

Schreck, Carl B. 1

Siolseth, Danny E. «

Wiley, Martin L. 2

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Eisler, Ronald 2

Gregory, Richard W. 6

Kroger, Richard L. 2

Nyquist, David It

Ozmina, David J. 1

Prosser, Norville S. 2

Schreck, Carl B. 5

SOOTH AMERICA

Foerster, John W. 0.5

Frame, David H. 0.25

SOOTH CENTRAL

Burton, Gerald L. 2

Cole, Charles F. 3

Denoncourt, Robert P. 1
Kroger, Richard L,

McDaniel, Michael D. 3

Neves, Richard J. 1

Ozmina, David J. 2

Walker, Charles R. 10

Walker, William H. 2

Wiley, Martin I. U

SOUTHEAST

Andrews, Jay D. 26

Baker, W. Donald 15

Bender, Edward S. 2

Cheng, Thomas C, 5

Cole, Charles F. l|

Eisler, Ronald 1

Frame, David W. 1

Green, David M. 2

Hastings, Robert B. 7

Johnson, Barrel B. 3

Felley, Roger w. , Jr. 1

Kelly, Hahlon G. 1

Kroger, Richard L. 6

Louder, Darrell E. 15

Mason, Robert E. 8

Pearson, James G. 1

Pierce, Phillip C. 10

Rose, Cort D. 10

Schreck, Carl B, 1

Spaulding, willard M. , Jr. 3

street, Michael w. 7.5

Tarplee, William H., Jr. 2

Tyus, Harold H. 8

Vaillancourt, Josph H, 3

Walker, Charles R. 1

SOOTHWEST

Bender, Edward S. 0.25

Birchfield, Larry J. 1

U52

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGBAPHIC FMIIIIARITT)

TEARS IN BEGION

FISHERY BIOLOGY
SOOTHBEST

Burton, Gerald L. 3

Foerster, John «. 2

Johnson, James E, 5

McDaniel, flichael D. 3

Oznina, David J. 3

KEST INDIES

Liguori, Vincent R.
FISHERY NANftGEHENT

CANADA, WESTERN

McHugh, John L. «

EOROPE, WESTERN O.K. U.K.

NcHugh, John L. It

BTDDLE ATLANTICC

flcHugh, John L. 22

PACIFIC STATES

flcRugh, John L. 5

FISHER YBIOLOGY
NORTHEAST

Richards; Clarence E. 2

SOOTHFAST

Richards; Clarence E. 18

FOOD SCIENCES

NORTH CENTRAL

Brocknann, Maxwell C. 25

NORTH EAST

Brockmann, Maxwell C. 8

SOOTH CENTRAL

Brocknann, Maxwell C, 8

FOREST HYDROLOGY

EOROPE, WESTERN

Lee, Richard 1

NORTHEAST

Lee, Richard 8

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Lee, Richard 3

SOOTHWEST

Lee, Richard 1

FORESTRY

AFRICA

Post, Boyd W. 1

Smith, David H. 1

ASIA

Kelly, Bahlon G. 1

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Daaman, Antoni W. 9

Waters, William E.
CANADA, WESTERN

Mitchell, Kenneth J. 7

CENTRAL AMERICA

Little, Elbert L., Jr. 1

EUROPE, WESTERN

Damman, Antoni W. 3

Ralston, Charles H. 2

Smith, David M. 1

Stone Jr. , Earl L. 1H

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 1

Waters, William B.
MEXICO

little, Elbert I., Jr. 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cliff, Edward P. 23

Ford, Robert P. 5

Hutnik, Russell J. 16

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

Lemnion, Paul E. 3

Little, Elbert L., Jr. 2*

Rohde, Wayne G. 2

Smith, William R. a

Stout, Beniamin B. 13

Ward, Wilber W. 2«

waters, William E. U

Wiant, Harry V. , Jr. 1

Willcox, Henry H. , III 6

NORTH CENTRAL

Damman, Antoni W. 2

Davey, Charles B. 5

Kutscheid, Ben B. 3

Lemmon, Paul E. 3

little, Elbert L. , Jr. 2

Post, Boyd W. 2

Rohde, Wayne G. 2

Stone Jr., Earl I. 2

053

TABLE 5 - COnPETENCE

(BY GECGBSPHIC PAHILIIIRITY)

YEARS IN BEGION

FORESTRY

NORTH CENTRAL

Ward, Milber «. U

NORTHEAST

Brown, Janes H. Jr. 13

Craul, Phillip J. 11

Cutright, Noel J. 7

Damman, Antoni H. 5

Davey, Charles B. 1

Ford, Robert P. 10

Hutnik, Russell J. s

Kelly, Plahlon G. 7

Kessell, Stephen R. 0 . S

Lemmon, Paul E. 3

Mitchell, Kenneth J. 5

Post, Boyd w. 11

Pitchie, Gary A. 2
Pohde, Wayne G.

Simeone, John B. 30

Smith, David B. 2?

Smith, William R. 7

Stout, Benjamin B. 12

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 7

Ward, Silber w. 2

Waters, William E. 18
willcox, Henry H., Ill

OCEANS

Kelly, Hahlon G.

PACIFIC STATES

Clift, Edward P. 13

Craul, Phillip J. 1

Davey, Charles B. 1

Lemmon, Paul E. 15

Ritchie, Gary A. 8

Smith, David n. 1

wiant, Harry v., Jr. H

PUERTO RICO

Little, Elbert L. , Jr. 1

ROCKY nODNTAIN

Brown, James H. Jr. 1

Cliff, Edward P. 5

Davey, Charles B. 1

Kessell, Stephen R. 0.5

Lemmon, Paul B. 1

Rohde, Wayne G. 0.5

S.E. ASIA

Stone Jr., Earl L. Philippines

SOOTH ABERICA

Little, Elbert L., Jr. U

SOOTH CENTRAL

Kutscheid, Ben B, 3

Lemmon, Paul E. 3

Little, Elbert L. , Jr. «

Post, Boyd w. 1

SOOTHFAST

Brown, James H, Jr. 2

Craul, Phillip J. 6

Davey, Charles B. 16

Ford, Robert P. 1

Haines, Leroy W. 20

Hutnik, Russell J. 1

Kelly, Bahlon G. 1

Lemmon, Paul E. 3

Post, Boyd H. 1

Ralston, Charles H. 26
Rohde, Wayne G.

Stone Jr. , Earl L. 2

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 3

Ward, wilber W. 2

Waters, William E. 1

SOOTHWEST

Lemmon, Paul E. 1

Little, Elbert L., Jr. 8

Rohde, Wayne G. 0.5

wiant, Harry V. , Jr. 7
GENERAL POLLOTION CONTROL

NORTHEAST

Witschonke, Charles R. 35
GENETICS

ASIA

Kelly, Bahlon G. 1

Bajumdar, shyamal K. **
Smith, Ren W.

AOSTRALIA

Rudkin, George T. 3

TABLE 5 - COnPETENCE

(PT GEOGBAPHIC FAnlllABlT?)

GENETICS

CANADA, EASTERN

Sparrow, Arnold H.
CANADA, HESTEBN

Smith, Ben H.
Sparrow, Arnold H,
CENTRAL AMERICA

Hall, SllliaB p.
EOROPE, «ESTEBN

Beck, Sidney L.
Bodkin, George T.
Smith, Ben H.
Sparrow, Arnold H.
Turner, John B.G.
HAWAII

Tamarin, Bobert H.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cooper, Uillian E. , Jr.
Keller, Edward C. Jr.
Felly, Mahlon G.
nassaro, Edward J.
Baizen, Eileen C.
Budkin, George T.
Smith, Ben H.
Dlrich, Valentin
NORTH CENTBAL

Beck, Sidney L.
Hall, silliam P.
Mamkoong, Gene
Raizen, Eileen C.
Smith, Ben B.
Tamarin, Robert H.
NORTHEAST

Beck, Sidney L.
Hall, Hilliam P.
Kelly, Nahlon G.
na1u«dar, Shyamal K.
Massaro, Edward J.
Namkoong, Gene
Osborne, Thomas S.
Pimentel, David
Schaffer, Henry E.
Sparrow, Arnold H.
Tamarin, Robert H.
Turner, John R-G,
OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G.
PACIFIC STATES

Hall, Sllliam P.
Keller, Edward C. Jr.
Osborne, Thomas S-
Rudkin, George T.
Smith, Ben W.
POLYNESIA

Rudkln, George T.
PUERTO RICO

Pimentel, David
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Raizen, Eileen c.
Smith, Ben H.
SOOTH AMERICA

Turner, John R-G.
SOUTH CENTRAL

Beck, Sidney L.
Cooper, Hilliam E. , Jr.
Osborne, Thomas S.
pimentel, David
SOUTHEAST

Cooper, William E., Jr.
Keller, Edward C. Jr.
Kelly, Mahlon G.
Lammers, Willia» T.
Mohroc, Robert A.
Nankoong, Gene
Osborne, Thomas s.
pimentel, David
schaffer, Henry E.
Smith, Ben w.
Dlrich, Valentin
SOUTHWEST

Hall, William P.
Ma-jumdar, Shyamal K.
Massaro, Edward J.
Raizen, Eileen C.
Tamarin, Robert H.

YEARS IN REGION

0.5
3

.5

2

5

5

21

2

5

e

2

1
II

3

5

7
5

7

u

u

2

3

16

2

30

3

1

2
5
1
1

1
3
1

15

13
15
1
11.

311
15

1

5

7
2

»S5
TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC PAMILIARITT)
GEOLOGY YEAPS IN REGION

ALASKA

Behling, Robert E.
ANTARCTICA

Behling, Robert E.
NORTHEAST

Behling, Robert E.
SOOTH CENTRAL

Behling, Robert E.
GEOPHYSICS '1

ASIA

Posmentier, Brie s
CANACA, EASTERN

Posmentier, Eric S.
EUROPE, EASTERN

Posmentier, Eric s.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Carr, Jerome B.
NORTH CENTRAL

Carr, Jerome B.
NORTHEAST '

Carr, Jerome B.

Posmentier, Eric S. „

SOOTH AMESICA ^

Posmentier, Eric S.
HEALTH PHYSICS RADIATION BIOLOGY
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Halone, Hinfred p.
NORTHEAST

Nalone, Binfred p.
HEMATOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Goldstein, Bernard D. i-,

PACIFIC STATES

Goldstein, Bernard D. o

HERPETOLOGY ^

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cooper, John E. .

Cooper, Hilliam E. , Jr. i

NORTH CENTRAL

Feuer, Robert C. ,

NORTHEAST ^

Bayless, Laurence E. 7

Feuer, Robert C. q

Shoop, C.S. ,,

PACIFIC STATES

Cooper, John E. n c

ROCKY MOONTAIN ""^

Feuer, Robert C. ,

SOOTH CENTRAL

Cooper, John E. -

Cooper, William E., Jr. c

SOOTHFAST

Bayless, Laurence E. 5

Cooper, John E. ■,

Cooper, Billiam E. , Jr. 1

Feuer, Robert c. ,

shoop, c.R. -

SOOTHNEST

Cooper, John E. n c

WEST INDIES

Cooper, John E. n •><;

HISTORIC PRESERVATION
CENTRAL AMERICA

Shackelford, George G. n k

EOROPE, WESTERN

Shackelford, George G. n ■;

NORTHEAST "^

Shackelford, George G. i

PACIFIC

Shackelford, George s. 7

SOOTH CENTRAL

Shackelford, George G. i

SOOTHFAST

Shackelford, George G. on

HORTICULTURE
AFRICA

Camp, Nofford B., Jr. 0 •;

ASIA "*'

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. n s

EOROPE, WESTERN

Nelson, Paul 7. i

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Boehle, John, Jr. 12

TABLE 5

COnPETEMCE
(BY GEOGBAPHIC FftHILIARITY)

RORTICUITORE
BTDEAST

Canp, Hoffotd B., Jr.
NORTH CENTRAL

Boehle, John, Jr.
Sanders, Douglas C.
NORTHEAST

Boehle, John, Jr,
cutriqht, Noel J.
Nelson, Paul V.
Wood, Glen B.
PACIFIC STATES

Camp, Holford B., Jr.
Hood, Glen M.
SOOTHEAST

Camp, Hofford B., Jr.
Lammers, fUlliam T.
Nelson, Paul V.
Sanders, Douglas C.
SODTHHEST

Camp, Sofford B., Jr.
HOMAN ECOLOGY
AFRICA

Conrdy, John H.
ASIA

Conroy, John H.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Conroy, John R.
NORTHEAST

Conroy, John H.
SOOTHWEST

Conroy, John H.
HYDROGRAPHIC STODIES
NORTHEAST

Starbuck, George «.
HYDROLOGY

AUSTRALIA

Wilson, Lee
CANADA, EASTERN

Wilson, Lee
E'JROPE, WESTERN

Wilson, Lee
NORTHEAST

Wilson, Lee
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Wilson, Lee
SOUTHWEST

Wilson, Lee
ICHTHYOLOGY

CENTRAL AHIRICA

Foster, Neal R.
NORTHEAST

Foster, Neal R.
Hastings, Robert W.
SOOTH BNERICA

Foster, Neal R.
SOUTHEAST

Foster, Neal R.
Hastings, Robert w.

HAWAII

Cahn, Phyllis H.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cahn, Phyllis H.
NORTHEAST

Cahn, Phyllis H.
IMMUNOLOGY
ASIA

Davis, George M.
HAWAII

Cheng, Thomas C.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Burrell, Robert

Cheng, Thomas C.

Davis, George M.

Massaro, Edward J.
NORTH CENTRAL

Davis, George M.
"ORTHEAST

Cannon, Robert E.

Cheng, Thomas C.

Davis, George N.

Massaro, Edward J.

Menninget, Florian F. Jr.

Saltarelli, Cora G.

YEARS IN REGION

2

e

8
7
5
22

25
1

15
15

7
3

25

7
0.5

2U

5

7
1U

3

5

«
8
18

u

12
1 3

TABLE S - COnPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY)

IMMUNOLOGY

SOOTHEAST

Cheng, Thomas C. 5

Reagan, Roland E. n

SOOTBWEST

Burrell, Robert 1

Massaro, Edward J. 7

KARST AND GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY
NORTHEAST

Ranch, Henry W. 7

LIMNOLOGY

AFRICA

Damkaer, David M. 1

Hecky, Robert E. ^

Helack, John M. 1

ALASKA

Damkaer, David M.

Hobble, John E. 2

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Natarajan, K.V. g

Nyquist, David 3

ANTARCTIC

Little Jr., Prank J. 1

ASIA

Lanza, Guy R. ^

Natarajan, K.V. 8

Rho, Jinnque 5

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

AUSTRALIA

Stuart, Alastair M. 6

CANADA, EASTERN

Foerster, John W. 1

Walker, Charles H.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Walker, Charles R.
CANADA, WESTERN

Allan, J. David 2

Walker, Charles R.
CARIBBEAN

Arnold, Dean E. 1

CENTRAL AMERICA

Little Jr. , Frank J. 1

Stuart, Alastair M. 1

CENTRAL AMHRICA(0.50
Allan, J. David
EUROPE, WESTERN

Fuhs, G.W. 8

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward 1

Harlenan, Donald R. 1

Hobble, John E. 3

Walker, Charles R.

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

MICRONESIA

Fuchs, Everett H. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

fllden, Jon C. 2

Allan, J. David 1

Arnold, Dean E. 1

Carr, Jerome B. 1

Damkaer, David M. 7

Engel, Ronald A. 6

Foerster, John w. a

Puchs, Everett H. 1

Goodyear, Richard H. ■;

Greeson, Phillip E. 1

Gregg, Bentley C. 2

Griffith, Roger B. 5

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward a

Hemmett, Roland B. 7

Hillnan, Robert E. 8

Jackson, Daniel P. 2

Kellogg, Charles W. II

Keup, Lowell, P. 1

'»r:.i, .,ui i. 2

ttle Jr., Prank J. 1

:.ouder, Darreli E. 1

Mccormick, Jon M. 5

Nelson, Charles W. 2

Neunaier, Gerhard J. 1

Niion, Scott w. II

Nyguist, David 2

Prosser, Norville S. 5

Siolseth, Danny E. 3

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.'

Walker, Charles R. 6

YEARS IN REGION

TSBIE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGPAPHIC FAHILTA RITY)

YEHES IN REGION

tinllOLOGY

KIDDIE ilTLANTIC

Seiss, Charles n. 6

Hheatley, Janes R. 8

ZubVoff, Paul L. 10
NEW ZEALAND

Stuart, Alastair M. 6
NORTH CENTRAL

Alden, Jon C. 3

Allan, J. David 5

Arnold, Dean E, 3

Carr, Jerome B. 1

De Costa, John J- ^

Enqel, Ronald A. **

Fuchs, Everett H. 5

Goodyear, Richard H. 2

Haase, Bruce L. 8

Bobbie, John E. 2

Keup, Lovell, E. 2

Likens, Gene E. 5

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Nelson, Charles w. 2

Neumaier, Gerhard J- 1

Stoneburner, Daniel L, 3

Stuart, Alastair M. *

Walker, Charles R. 6

Wheatley, James B. 2
NORTHEAST

Alden, Jon C. 2

Arnold, Dean E. 7

Browne, Francis X. 3

Carr, Jerome B. 10

Castiqlione, Louis J. "

Christensen, Sigurd w. 6

Foerster, John w. *

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

Gasper, Donald C. 15

Greeson, Phillip E. 6

Gregg, Bentley C. 2

Griffith, Roger B. 3

Haase, Bruce L. 1

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward 5

Harleman, Donald R. 29

Hecky, Robert E. 1«5

Hillman, Robert E. ^

Jackson, Daniel F. 22

Kaczynski, Victor w. 6

Kellogg, Charles w. 3

Keup, Lowell, F. 1
Lanza, Guy R.

Likens, Gene E. 10

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Louder, Darrell E. 1
Helack, John «.

Natarajan, K.v. 2

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 6

Nixon, Scott w. 1

Porter, Karen J, 5

Rehwoldt, Robert E. 19

Rho, Jinngae 8

Smith, Dwight G. 3

Soukup, Michael A. 5

Starn, Robert H. 2

Stuart, Alastair H. 5

Weiss, Charles n. 3

Yentsch, Charles S. 1«

Zubkoff, Paul I. *
PACIFIC STATES

Damkaer, David H. 5

Hobbie, John E. 2

Kaczynski, Victor W. 3

Little Jr., Frank J. *

Mccormick, Jon B. 5

Natarajan, K.v. 2

Nelson, Charles W. 10

Nyquist, David 2

S-folseth, Danny E. »

Yentsch, Charles S. "

Zubkoff, Paul L. 2
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Allan, J. David 0.5

De Costa, John J. 2

Nyquist, David 1

Prosser, Norville S. 2

Smith, Dwight G. 1

TABLE 5 - CONPBTENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAfllLIABITr)

YEARS IN REGION

LIMNOLOGY

SOUTH AMERICA

Poerster, John 8. 0.5

Little Jr., Frank J. l"

SOOTH CENTRAL

Keup, Lowell, F. 1

Little Jr., Frank J. 3

McDaniel, Michael D. 3

Nelson, Charles a. U

Kalker, Charles R. 10

SODTHEAST

Browne, Francis X. 3

Castiglione, Louis J. 2

Greeson, Phillip E. 1

Gurtz, Martin B. 3

Hecky, Robert E. 14.5

Robbie, John E. 6

Keup, Lowell, F. 2

Lammers, William T. 1 f^

Lanza, Guy R. 2

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Louder, Darrell E, 15

Flelack, John M. 2

Nelson, Charles ». 2

Starn, Robert H. 2

Stuart, Alastair M, q

Halker, Charles R. 1

Weiss, Charles n. 12

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

SOHTHHEST

Poerster, John H. 2

McDaniel, Michael D. 3

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 2

Rehwoldt, Robert E. 1.5

Smith, Dwight G. U

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 0.5

MAMMALOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr. 25

NORTH CENTRAL

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr. 11

NORTHEAST

Smith, Dwight G. 3

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Smith, Dwiqht G. 0

SOUTHWEST

Smith, Dwiqht G. (I

(lANAGEHENT-RESEARCH OPERATIONS
AFRICA

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 0.5

ASIA

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 0.5

MIDEAST

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 25

SOUTHEAST

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 15

SOUTHWEST

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 25

BAFINE BIOLOGY
AFRICA

Damkaer, David M. 1

Davis, William Price 2

ALASKA

Anthony, Vaughn C. 0.5

Aron, William I.
Damkaer, David M.

Eisler, Ronald .25

Little Jr. , Prank J. 1

Nataralan, K.7. 8

ANTARCTIC

Little Jr. , Frank J. 1

ASIA

Plagg, Lewis N. 1

Moore, Johnes K. 1

Natarajan, K.v. 8

Wheeler, Ellsworth H. 1

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

Yentsch, Clarice M. 1

AUSTRALIA

Boesch, Donald F. 1

BAHAMAS

Cassin, Joseph M,

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIABITY)

YEARS IN REGION

BARINE BIOLOGY
BERHODA

Coull, Bruce C. '■

CANADA, EASTERN

Anthony, Vaughn C.

Foerster, John w. '

Slssenwine, Michael P.

Teal, John M. 2

Tiffney, Jr., uesley N.
CANADA, SESTERN

Allan, J. Davia 2

CENTRAL AMERICA

Birdsonq, Ray S.

Frame, David S. "-^^

Little Jr. , Frank J. ^

Porter, Janes W. 2

CENTRAL AMERICA(0.50

Allan, J. David
CENTRAL PACIFIC

Croker, Robert A. "-^

COSTA RICA

Banta, William C.
EOROPE, EASTERN

Rron, Hilliam I.
EOROPE, WESTERN

Eisler, Ronald ;2=

Katona, Steven K

1

Yentsch, Charles S. '

25

HAWAII

Davis, William Price i-
Eisler, Ronald
Young, David K.
ICELAND

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.
ISRAEL

Eisler, Ronald '
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Allan, J. David 1

Aron, William I. '

Banta, William C. 3

Seal, Kenneth L. '

Bender, Edward S. ''

Biftar, Thomas A. ''

Birdsong, Ray S. 5

Boesch, Donald F. *

Carriker, Melbourne R. 9

Cassin, Joseph M. 2

coull, Bruce C. 2

Cummings, Edmund G. ^*

Damkaer, David n. '

Dooley, James K. 3

Eisler, Ronald 5

Foerster, John w. *

Frame, David w. '

Franz, David s. ^

Goodyear, Richard H- ^

Grant, George C. Jl

Hamby, Robert J. '■•5

Hayes, Helen L. 27

Hollingshead, Kenneth R. 5

Jeffries, Perry 5

Kellogg, Charles W. *

Little Jr., Frank J. ■•

Lopez, Glenn R. 2

Lynch, Maurice P. 15

Marshall, Harold G. 9

Mccormick, Jon M. 5

McBermott, Vincent J. "

Morgan, Raymond P. ''

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 1

Nixon, Scott W. *

Peterson, Charles H. 1

prager, Jan C. 15

Rose, Cort D. 2

Ruber, Ernest ''
Sissenwine, Michael P.

Sjolseth, Danny E. 3

Smith, Kenneth L. , Jr. 2
Spagnoli, John J. '2

Swan, Emery, P. 3

Tietien, John H.
Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.

Wade, Richard A. '

wass, Marvin L. 11

wheatley, James R. 8

TABLE 5 - CONPETENCE

(BY GEOr.HAPRIC FMIHIABITY)

YEARS IN BtGION

BARINE BIOLOGY

BIDOLE ATLANTIC

tfood, Langley H, 9

Young, Da»id K. 2
NORTH CENTRAL

Allan, J. David 5
Anthony, Vaughn C. 1

Carrilter, Helbourne R. O

Goodyear, Richard H. 2

Hamby, Robert J. 8

Lynts, George w. 5
flarshall, Harold G. 12

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 1

Ping, Paul D, 2

Wade, Richard A. 1

Hheatley, Janes R. 2

Yentsch, Clarice n. g
NORTHEAST

Anthony, Vaughn C. 9

Bender, Edward S. O.S

Brown, Charles L. 12

Carpenter, Edward J. 3

Carriker, Helbourne R. 10

Cassin, Joseph M, 15

Castiglione, Louis J, U

Coull, Bruce C. 2

Croker, Robert A. 8

Cumiings, Edmund G. 1

Cunningham, Denis 2

Dean, David 22

Eisler, Ronald 6

Flagg, Lewis N. U

Foerster, John »• II

Frame, David H. 8

Franz, David R. 7

Freudenthal, Hugo D. 18

Gold, Kenneth 10

Gordon, Bernard L. 17

Grant, George C. =;

Hamby, Robert J. 0.5

Hastings, Robert W. 1

Hayes, Helen L. 1

Jeffries, Perry 15

Jordan, Arthur J. 5

Kaczynski, Victor W. 6

Katona, Steven K. 5

Kellogg, Charles w. 3

Liguori, Vincent R. 21

Little Jr., Prank J. 1

Lynts, George w, 1

Moore, Johnes K. 19

Natarajan, K.V. 2

Neumaier, Gerhard J. 6

Nixon, Scott H. «

Oviatt, Candace A. 5

Peterson, Charles H. 2

Porter, Janes w. 3
Prager, Jan C.

Richards; clarence E. 2

Ring, Paul D. II

Roman, Hicheal R. 2

Bowe, Gilbert T. «

Ruber, Ernest S

Sissenwine, Bichael P. 3

Smith, Kenneth I., Jr. 2

Spagnoli, John J. 12

Spencer, Larry T. 1

stainken, Dennis M. 5

Swan, Emery, P. 22

Teal, John M. 15

Tietjen, John H. 6

Titfney, Jr., Hesley N. 7

Wade, Richard A. 2

wheeler, Ellsworth H. 8

Winn, Howard E. 12

Wood, Langley H. 11

Yentsch, Charles S. in

Yentsch, Clarice H. 2

Young, David K. «
OCEANS

Wood, Langley H.
PACIFIC STATES

Anthony, Vaughn C. 2.5

Aron, William I. 15

Banta, William C. 25

062

TUBtE 5 - COBPETENCE

(BY GEOGRiPHIC FAHILIASITY)

TE»PS IH REGION
BIIRINE BIOLOGY

PACIFIC STATES

Cunninghaa, Denis

DanVaer, David n. 5

Eisler* Ronald 6

Hanby, Robert J. 3

Kaczynski, Victor W. 3

Katona, Steven K. 2

Liguori, Vincent R. 1

tittle Jr. , Frank J. H

ncCoroick, Jon H, 5

Natarajan, K.v. 2

Peterson, Charles H. 4

Sjolseth, Danny E. B

Spencer, Larry T, 2

Swan, Enery, F. 9

Wheeler, Ellsnorth H. 3

Yentsch, Charles S. »

ROCKY HOUNTAIN

Allan, J. David 0.5

Eisler, Ronald 2

Spencer, Larry T. 3
Tiffney, Jr., Hesley H.

Hheeler, Ellsvorth H. 1

Tentsch, Clarice n. 1

SOUTH AMERICA

Foerster, John S. 0.5

Frame, David «. 0.25

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Porter, Ja«es B. 1

Wade, Richard A. 0.16

SOOTH CENTRAL

Boesch, Donald F. 1

Cassin, Joseph H. 3

little Jr., Frank J. 3

Ro«e, Gilbert T. 2

SOOTH PACIFIC

Kirby-Snith, William W. 0.25

SOOTHFAST

Bender, Edward S, 2

Biffar, Thonas A. 7

Birdsong, Ray S. 5

Carpenter, Edward J. 5

Carriker, Helboarne R. 6

Castiglione, Louis J. 2

Coull, Bruce C. 2

Croker, Robert A. 6

Cunnings, Ednund G. 6

Davis, William Price 10

Dooley, James K. tt

Eisler, Ronald 1

Frame, David W. 1

Hastings, Robert W. 7

Johnson, Barrel B, 3

Kirby-Smith, William W. 8

Lanmers, Willian T. 15

Little Jr., Prank J. 1

Lynts, George W. 7

Reagan, Roland E. 6

Richards; Clarence E. 18

Rose, Cort D. 10

Rowe, Gilbert T. 3

Snith, Kenneth L., Jr. 3

Teal, John n. 1|

Wade, Richard A. 12

Wass, Harvin L. 9

Wood, Langley H. 2

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

Yentsch, Clarice N. 5

Young, David K. 2

SOOTHWEST

Bender, Edward S. 0.25

Foerster, John w. 2

Neunaier, Gerhard J. 2

Prager, Jan C. 21

WEST INDIES

Liguori, Vincent R.
Winn, Howard E.
HED. CHEH.

EOROPE, EASTERN

Henyhert, William R. 21

HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Henyhert, William R. 15

NORTHEAST

Henyhert, William R. 2

TABLE 5 - COnPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAfllLIARlTY)

NEDICAl MYCOLOGY ^""^ '" ""ON

NORTH CENTRAL

Pore, Robert S. c

PACIFIC STATES

Pore, Robert S.
SOOTH CENTRAL

Pore, Robert s.
SOUTHHEST

10

Pore, Robert s. ,

HEDICAL ZOOLOGY
AFRICA

Price, Donald L. ■•

ASIA

Price, Donald L. visits

EUROPE, WESTERN visits

Price, Donald L. vi"iit =

HAWAII viiirs

Price, Donald L. visits

MIDDLE ATLANTIC visit.

Price, Donald L.

MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION CONTROl/STERILTZATTON

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Koesterer, Martin G.
NORTHEAST

Koesterer, Martin G. 7

MICROBIOLOGY
AFRICA

Moe, Paul G. U

ALASKA

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

ASIA

Aaronson, Sheldon 1

Cardenas, Raul p., Jr. 1

Kelly, Mahlon G. ■,

Majumdar, Shyamal K. d

Rho, Jinnque e

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

BAHAMAS

Cassin, Joseph M.
CANADA, EASTERN

?oerster, John B. i

CENTRAL AMERICA

Bradley, sterling G. 1

Bradley, sterling G. 1

EUROPE, WESTERN

Fuhs, G.W. f,

Heyvood, Peter o

Litchfield, Carol 0. 1

Pramer, David 2

Staley, Thomas B- 1

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Aaronson, Sheldon 2*4

Cassin, Joseph H. 2

Poerster, John w. H

Frances, Saul 37

lannotti, Eugene L. 5

James, Richard L. Ig

Jeffers, Edmund E. 3

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

Koesterer, Martin G.

Litchfield, Carol D. 3

Massaro, Edward J. S

Miller, Brinton M. 17

Pfaender, Frederic K. 2

Pramer, David 22

Raizen, Eileen C. =i

Slocomt, John P, q^S

Staley, Thomas E. 2

Stern, Arthur M. 19

Trautenberg, Gerald A. lu

Walton, Robert B. 2"

Willett, Norman P. 20

NORTH CENTRAL

Bradley, sterling G. 17

Bradley, sterling G. 17

Davey, Charles B. s

Ehrlich, Henry L. 3

Frances, Saul S

Hall, William E. 16

lannotti, Eugene L. 2

Jeffers, Edmund E. 16

litsky, Warren 1

ite«

TXBLE ■; - COMPETENCE

,BY GEOGBAPflIC FAMILIARITY) ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^

MICROBIOLOGY

HORTH CENTRAL

Miller, Brinton M.

Liguori,

U

10

Moe, Paul G. -

Pore, Robert S. ^

Eaizen, Eileen C.

Sinq, Paul D. •

Slocomb, John P.
Suzuki, Jon B.
Willett, Norman P.
NORTHEAST -

Aaronson, Sheldon

Buck, John D. ,,

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. ^»

Cassin, Joseph M.
navey, Charles B.
nudzinski, Diane M.

Bhrlich, Henry L. *

Foerster, John H. .

acid. Kenneth

Hall, Billian E. J*

Hey-iooa, Peter ^

Keenan, John D.
Kelly, Mahlon G.
Koesterer, Martin G
Liguori, Vincent R.
Litchfield, Carol D. ^

Litsky, Warren
Lukens, Raymond J.
Balumdar, Shyamal K.

Massaro, Ed»ard J. ^

Hoe, Paul G. ^

pfaender, Frederic K. f

Rho, Jinnque
Ping, Paul D.

Saltarelli, Cora G. \'

■^taley, Thomas E
Suzuki, Jon B.
Halton, Robert B.
»illett, Norman P. ^

Yentsch, Charles S
Yentsch, Charles S
OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G.
PACIFIC STAIES

Aaronson, Sheldon '

Davey, Charles B.
Jcffers, EdBund E.

5

7
7
21

2
2
2U

1U

Vincent R.

Moe, Paul G.

pfaender, Frederic K. ^

Pore, Robert S
Staley, Thomas E.
Yentsch, Charles S
Yentsch, Charles S
ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Davey, Charles B.

Jeffers, Edmund E. ]'

Raizen, Eileen C.
SOOTR AMERICA

Foerster, John H.
SOOTH CENTRAL

cassin, Joseph M.

Jeffers, Edmund E. ^

Pore, Robert S. |

Stern, Arthur M.
SOOTHFAST

Bradley, Sterling
Buck, John D.
Davey, Charles B.
Jeffers, Edmund E. ^

Kelly, Mahlon G. '

Lammers, Hilliam T.
Perkins, Frank 0. ^^

Phillips, Walter E., Jr. 3

Reagan, Roland E. °

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

SOOTHWEST _

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. '

Ehrlich, Henry L. »

Foerster, John W. * ^

Jeffers, Edmund E. *• •

Litchfield, Carol D. '

Maiumdar, Shyamal K. =

1

11
1

0.5

3

5

16

15

065

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIABITT)

TEARS IN REGION

HICROBIOIOGT

SOOTHBEST

Hassaro, Edward J. 7

Pore, Robert S, 2

Raizen, Eileen C, 2

BEST INDIES

Liguori, Vincent R.
HICROClIHATni,OG?

EUROPE, WESTERN

Lee, Richard 1

NORTHEAST

Lee, Richard 8

ROCKY MOONTSIN

lee, Richard 3

SOOTHWEST

Lee, Richard 1

bicroheteorology

htodie atlantic

Uesely, Marvin L. 2*

north CENTRAL

Federer, C. Anthony 5

Hesely, Marvin L. 5

northeast

Federer, C. Anthony 8

MICROSCOPIC STROCTORE OP HOOD
ASIA

Stern, Billiam L. 1

CENTRAL AMERICA

Stern, William L. 0.5

HAWAII

stern, William L. 0.5

NORTHEAST

Stern, William I. 20

WEST INDIES

Stern, William L.
NINE DRAINAGE POLLUTION ABT.
AFRICA

Wagner, Richard H. 1

ASIA

Wagner, Richard H. 1

EUROPE, WESTERN

Wagner, Richard H. 5

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Wagner, Richard H. 6

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Wagner, Richard H. 6

SOUTHWEST

Wagner, Richard H. 1

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Adler, Alan D. 1«

NORTHEAST

Adler, Alan D. 5

H0S9UIT0 CONTROL
NORTHEAST

Ferrigno, Fred 20

MYCOLOGY
ASIA

Batra, Suzanne B.T. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Baniecki, John F. 3

Batra, Suzanne W.T, 5

Haas, John L. ft

Paterson, Robert A. 16

Shearer, Carol A. 10

NORTH CENTRAL

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7

Paterscn, Robert A- 1

NORTHEAST

Banieclci, John F. ft

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Haas, John L. 6

Paterscn, Robert A. 3

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 0.5

SOUTHEAST

Clausz, John C. 11

SOUTHWEST

Baniecki, John F. 3

NUTRITION

NORTHEAST

Dudzinski, Diane M- 26

ASIA

Aaronson, Sheldon 1

T»BLE ? - COHPETEKCE

(BT GEOGRHPHIC FAJIIIIAFITY)

NDTHITION

TEHHS IV REGION

Yentsch, Charles S. ■*

C»NAD», WESTERN

Schoonveld, Gene G. *

EOPOPE, HESTERS

Nelson, Paul V. '

Yentsch, Charles S. ■•

HAHSII

schoonveld. Gene G. *

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Aaronson, Sheldon *»

Boehle, John, Jr. ^*

NORTH CENTRAL

Boehle, John, Jr. 2

NORTHEAST

Aaronson, Sheldon j

Boehle, John, Jr. °

Nelson, Paul V. 5

Yentsch, Charles S. '*

PACIFIC STATES

Aaronson, Sheldon '

Yentsch, Charles S. •

ROCKY MODNTAIN

Schoonveld, Gene G. 5

SOUTHEAST

Nelson, Paul V. '

Reagan, Roland E. 8

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

OCEANOGRAPHY
AFRICA

Danlcaer, David M. i

ALASKA

Aron, Hilliam I.
DamVaer, David M.

Bisler, Ponald -25

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Natara-lan, K.V. 8

ANTARCTIC

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

ASIA

Adams, Donald D. '

Kuenzler, Edward J. 2

Hangelsdorf, Paul C, Jr. 0.10

Moore, Johnes K. ^

Nataralan, K.V. 8

Posmentier, Eric S.

wheeler, Ellsworth H. 1

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

Yentsch, Clarice «. 1

ATLANTIC OCEAN

Farrinqton, John H.
BEHHODA

Coull, Bruce C. 2

CANADA, EASTERN

Adans, Donald D. *•

Pilson, Michael E.|. *

Posmentier, Eric S.
Sissenwine, Michael P.
CANADA, WESTERN

Allan, J. David 2

Baier, Rodger W, 0*2

CENTRAL AMERICA

Baier, Rodger W. 0.25

Little Jr . , Frank J. 1

Saila, Saul B. 0.5

CENTRAL AMERICA (C^O
Allan, J. David
EOROPE, EASTERN

Aron, William I.

Clarke, George L. 2

Posmentier, Eric S.
EUROPE, WESTERN

Adams, Donald D.

Eisler, Ronald -25

Hamilton, Daniel Heyward 1

Litchfield, Carol D. 1

Saila, Saul B. '-S

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

HAWAII

Eisler, Ronald -25

Harmelstein, Allan D. 0.5

HIGH ARCTIC

Hughes, Kent H. 1

667

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GBOGHJPHIC FMIILIAIIITT)

2

OCEAHOGRAPHY
ISRAEL

Eisler, Ronald
NIDDIE STIANTIC

Adams, Donald D.

Allan, J. Darid ^

Aron, Rllliaa I. 7

Baier, Rodger H, I

Beal, Kenneth L. 7
Beckers, Jr., Charles v.

Bo»en, Vaughan T. 13

Cacr, Jerome B. 1

Clarke, Qeotge L. 2

Cooll, Bruce C. \ 2

Oamlcaer, David H. 7

i!isler, Ronald 5
Parrington, John W.

Goodyear, Richard n. 5

Gucinski, Rernann 7

Ra«llton, Daniel Reyvard «

Hughes, Kent H. 1

Kellogg, Charles W. U

Lepple, Frederick K. 1

Litchfield, Carol 0. 3

Little Jr., Prank J. 1

Lynan, John 31

Mangeisdorf , Paul C, jr. 5

Hacaelstein, Allan D. 3

RiiOA, Scott ». «

Parh s, John B. g

Roche, Hichael B. 2

Saila, Saul B. 2
Sissenwine, Hichael P.

Stems, Stephen E. a
Tietjen, John H.

Wallace, Jr., ';ordan T. II

Zubkoff, Paul L. 10
H. ATIARTIC

Roche, Hichael B.
HORTH CEHTRAL

Allan, J. David 5
Beckers„ Jr., Charles V.

Carr, Jerome B. 1

Roodyear, Richard H. 2

Lynts, i^eorge H. 5

Hangelsdorf, Paul C, Jr. 5

Parks, John M. 1

Rirg^ Paul D, 2

Saila, Saul B. II

Tentsch, Clarice H. 6
NORTHEAST

Beckers, Jr., Charles V. 6

Bowen, Vaughan T. 23

Brown, Charles L. 12

Carpenter, Ediiard J. 3

Carr, Jerome B. 10

Castiqiione, Louis J. U

Clarke, George L. 35

Cook, Darid 0. 3

Coull, Bruce C. 2

Eisler, Ronald 6

Parrington, John ». 5

Gucinski, Hermann 1

Hamilton, Daniel Heyvard 5

Hartaell, Allan D. 6

Kellogg, Charles ». 3

K(ienzler,Bdvard J. 6

Litchfield, Carol D. 2

little Jr. , Prank J. 1

lynts, George ». 1

Hangelsdorf, Paul C, Jr. 10

Moore, Johnes K. 19

latarajan^ K.». 2

Nixon, Scott ». «

Pilson, Michael E.(. 6

Polgai:, Tibor T. 7

Posmeatier, Fric S. 9

Ring, Paul D. «

Roche, Michael B. 5

Saila, Saol B. 12

Sissewtfinec Michael P. 3

Tiet-Jen, John H. 6

Wallace, Jr.,, Gordon T. 3

Uhceler, Ellsworth H. 8

Tentsch, Charles S. 11

7EARS m HEGIOH

TABIE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGBUPHIC FARILHRITY)

TEARS IN REGION

OCEHNOGBAPHY

NORTHEAST

Yentsch, Clarice «. 2

ZubV.off, Paul 1. "
PACIFIC STATES

Adams, Donald P. 3

Aron, Billiam I. J^

Baier, Rodger W. "

Clarke, George L, ''

Cook, David 0. , 5

Damkaer, David n. =

Eisler, Ronald ^

Fughes, Kent H. 6

Little Jr., Frank J. *

Lyman, John p

Harmelstein, Allan D. *
Martens, Christopher S.

Natara-jan, K.v. 2

Pilson, Hichael E.f. 8

Hheeler, Ellsworth H. 3

Yentsch, Charles S. *

Zubkoff, Paul L. 2
PUERTO RICO

Martens, Christopher S.
ROCKY MOONTBIN

Allan, J. David 0.5

Eisler, Ronald 2

Hheeler, Ellsworth H. 1

Yentsch, Clarice M. ■>
SOOTH AMERICA

Baier, Rodger S. ".1

Little Jr. , Prank J. 1
Posmentier, Eric S.
SOOTH CENTRAL

Little Jr. , Frank J. 3

Parks, John M. 3
SOUTHEAST

Carpenter, Edward J. 5

Castiglione, Louis J. 2
Coull, Bruce C. 2

Eisler, Ronald 1

Kuenzler, Edward J. ^2

Lepple, Frederick K. 3

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Lynts, George H. "^ .

Martens, Christopher S. '

Parks, John H. 2

Yentsch, Charles S. 3

Yentsch, Clarice M. 5

SODTHBFST

Kuenzler, Edward J. '

Litchfield, Carol D. 9

Harmelstein, Allan D. 2

NORTHEAST

Gordon, Bernard L. ■'

ORGANIC CHEM.

EOROEE, HESTEBN

Larson, Richard A. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Larson, Richard A- ^

NORTH CENTRAL

Larson, Richard A. •

SOUTHiEST

Larson, Richard A. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cramer, Richard D. 3

NORTHEAST

Cramer, Richard D. o

CRGANIC GEOCHEMISTRY
ATLANTIC OCEAN

Farrington, John W.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Farrington, John H.
NORTHEAST

Farrington, John W- 5

ORNITHOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ghiselin, Jon B. 5

AFRICA

Foloy, Donald D. ^

Ghiselin, Jon B. 1

Hubbard, John P. less than 1

Snellihq, John C. 2

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY)

YEARS IN REGION
ORNITHOLOGY

ALASKA

Bushman, John B, 6

Drury, William H. t

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

Stephenson, Don w. 1

Stettenheiffl, Peter R, 0.33

ASIA

Evenden, Fred G. 2

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

Hoore, Johnes K. 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Foley, Donald D. 1

CANADA, NORTHERN

Drury, Hillian H, 1

CANADA, WESTERN

Clark, Richard J. 0,5

CARIBBEAN

Coppinger, Raymond P. 1

CENTRAL AMERICA

Bonqiorno, Salvatore P. 1
Hubbard, John P.

LaSastille, Anne U

Leek, Charles F. 3

EUROPE, WESTERN

B on giorno, Salvatore F. 2

Foley, Donald D, 1

PeaVall, David B, 5

Stettenheim, PeterR. 0.33

HAWAII

Bushman, John P. 7

niDDLE R-^LANTIC

Bonqiorno, Salvatore F. 6

Rvenden, Fred G. 9

Grandy, John W. , IV 2

Hartman, Fred E. 15
Heppnec, Frank R,

Hiliman, Robert E. 8

Hooper, Robert G. 6

Hubbard, John P, tt

Jeffers, Edmund E. 3

Kelly, nahlon G. 2

Kirkland, Gordon L- , Jr. 25

Kricher, John C, ft

Smith, Robert L. 21

Stephenson, Don W. 3

Sturqes, Franklin W. 5

Wagner, Richard H, 3

Woodard, Donald w. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Blem, Charles H. U

Burton, Gerald L, 1

Ghiselin, Jon B. 8

Hubbard, John P. 6

Jeffers, Edmund E. 16

Kirkland, Gordon L. , Jr. **

Snellihg, John C. 2

Stettenheim, Peter R. 19

Tate, James tt

Waters, Joseph H. 1

NORTHEAST

Adams, William H- 6

Bonqiorno, Salvatore F. 3

Bruning, Donald P. 5

Brush, Alan H. 8

Clark, Richard J. 12

Coppinger, Raymond P. 8

Prury, William H- 30

Farrar, Richard B. I"*

Foley, Donald D. 30

Freeland, David B. 12

Grandy, John W. , IV ^

Grzybowski, Joseph A. 3

Haeni, Frank R. 2

Hartman, Fred E. 5

Heppner, Frank H. *»

Hillman, Robert E. ^

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Kricher, John C. 3

LaBastille, Anne 12

Leek, Charles F. 8
Moore, Jerry A.

Moore, Johnes K. 15

Peakall, David B. 1"

Root, Richard B. "^

10

«70

T«BLE 5 - CONPETENCE

(PY GEOGeHPHIC FANlLIflRITY)

YEARS m REGION

ORNITHOLOGY

NORTHEAST

Samuel, David E. 9

Shaw, David G, 5

Smith, Dwight G. 3

Smith, Robert L. U

Snellihq, John C. II

Stettenheim, Peter R. 5

Sturqes, Franklin B. 1

Tate, James II

Hagner, Richard H. 7

Waters, Joseph H. 15
OCEANS

Kelly, Hahlon G.
PACIFIC ISLANDS

Bushman, John B.
PACIFIC STATES

Bruninq, Donald P. 1

Brush, Alan R. 10

Evenden, Fred G. 18

Heppnec, Frank H. 7

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1.5

olendorff, Richard R. 1

Root, Richard B. 6

Stettenheim, Peter R. 0.5

Sturges, Franklin W. 1*

Tate, James 3
ROCKY HOUNTAIN

Bruning, Donald P. 3

Bushman, John B. 20

Evenden, Fred G. 3

Ghiselin, Jon B. 3

Jeffers, Edmund B. 11

LaBastille, Anne 2

olendorff, Richard R. 5

Samuel, David E. 1

Smith, Dwight G. II
SOOTH ANERICA

Bruning, Donald F. 0-5

Root, Richard B. 1
SOOTH CENTRAL

Adams, William H. 15

Burton, Gerald L. 2

Ghiselin, Jon B. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1
SOUTHEAST

Blem, Charles R. It

Bongiorno, Salvatcre F. 3

Farrar, Richard B. 1

Ghiselin, Jon B, 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

Parnell, James F. 13

Wagner, Richard fl. 7

Waters, Joseph H. 2

Woodard, Donald w. 1
SOUTHWEST

Bruning, Donald F. 0-5

Burton, Gerald I. 3

Hubbard, John P. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2.5

Smith, Dwight G. 4

Stephenson, Don W, 1

Tate, James 1

Woodard, Donald w. 13
PALEOECOLOGY
BAHAMAS

Buchanan, Hugh 0.2
NORTHEAST

Buchanan, Hugh 9
SOOTH CENTRAL

Buchanan, Hugh 2
SOOTRBEST

Buchanan, Hugh 0. 1
PAIEONTOIOGY
BAHAHAS

Buchanan, Hugh 0.2
CENTRAL AHEBICA

Hecht, Hai K. 1
EUROPE, WESTERN

Hecht, nax K. 3
HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Recht, nax K. 15
NORTH CENTRAL

Alker, Julius 2

TftBLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BT GEOGRftPHlC FSHIIIARITY)

YEARS m REGION

0.

.7S

0.

.25

5
1

1.

•^

visits

2

PALECNTOLOGT

NORTH CENTRAL

Lynts, George H. 5

Tate, James n

Waters, Joseph H. 1

NORTHEAST

AlVer, Julius T

Buchanan, Hugh g

Lynts, George H. 1

Tate, Janes u

Haters, Joseph H, T5

PACIFIC STATES

Tate, James 3

ROCKY nOUNTAIN

Hecht, Max K- 1

SOOTH CENTRAL

Buchanan, Hugh 2

SOOTHEAST

Alkec, Julius 7

Lynts, George H. 7

Haters, Joseph H. 2

SOUTHWEST

Buchanan, Hugh 0. 1

Tate, James 1

PARASITOLOGY

AFRICA

Price, Donald L. 3

ALASKA

Boddickec, Major L.
Tiner, Jack D.

ASIA

Davis, George M.
Felly, Mahlon G.
Lanza, Guy R.
Price, Donald L.
Sengbusch, Howard G,

CANADA, EASTERN

Spielman, Andrew 1

CENTRAL AMERICA

Sengbusch, Howard G. 1

Spielaian, Andrew 5

EUROPE, WESTERN

Dysart, Richard J. 8

Price, Donald L. visits

Sengbusch, Howard G. 2

Spielman, Andrew 1

HAWAII

Cheng, Thomas C. 7

Price, Donald L. visits

Sengbusch, Howard G, 0.12

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cheng, Thomas C.

Davis, George M. 3

Hendrix, Sherman S, 8

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

Lanza, Guy R. 2

Miller, Brinton M. 17

Price, Donald L. 10

Sengbusch, Howard G. 25

Spaulding, Hillard M. , Jr. 1

Tiner, Jack D. 5

NORTH CENTRAL

Boddicker, Major L. 7

Davis, George M.

Dysart, Richard J. 10

Miller, Brinton M. »

Spaulding, Hillard M., Jr. 9

SpielBtan, Andrew 15

Tiner, Jack D. 8

NORTHEAST

Cheng, Thomas c. 8

Davis, George M. 18

Grifto, James V. 12

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Lanza, Guy R.

Spaulding, Hillard H,, Jr. 3

Tiner, Jack D. 15

West, Arthur J. 20

OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G.

PACIFIC STATES

Tiner, Jack D. 0.2';

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Boddicker, Major L- 1

Tiner, Jack D. 0.25

U72

TdBlE =; - CONPBTENCE

(BY GEOGFKPHIC FiMILIARITY)

YEARS IN EEGION

PAFSSITOLOGT

SOUTHEAST

Cheng, Thomas C. 5

Griffo, James T. 1''

Hendrix, Sherman S. 3

Kelly, (lahlon G. 1

Lanza, Guy B. 2

Sengbusch, Howard G. 2

Spaulding, willard «., Jr. 3

SODTHHEST

Griffo, James V. 2

PATHOLOGY

EOROPE, MESTERN

Woke, Richard E. 2

BIDDLE ATLANTIC

Robinson, Farrel P. 5

NORTH CENTRAL

Robinson, Farrel R. 11

NORTHEAST

Woke, Richard E. 1*

PACIFIC STATES

Robinson, Farrel R. 3

Hoke, Richard E. 1

SOOTHEAST

Robinson, Parrel F. 1

SOOTHMEST

Robinson, Farrel R. 2

PEST CONTROL
AFRICA

Khattat, Fadhill H. 6

ASIA

Axtell, Richard C. 1

Batra, Suzanne W-T. 2

Dill, Norman H. 0.33

Kelley, Roger H., Jr. 1

Kelly, Hahlon G. 1

Knoll, H.A. 2

Page, Robert Z. 1

Russell, Harold G. , Jr. 2

CANADA, EASTERN

Forbes, James E. 1

Spielnan, Andrew 1

Walker, Charles B.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Walker, Charles R.
CANADA, WESTERN

LeBaron, Homer M.
Walker, Charles R.
CENTRAL ANFEICA

Egler, Prank E. 2

Poyner, Hartin M.

Spielnan, Andrew 5

EOROPE, WESTERN

Dysart, Richard J. 8

Knoll, H.A. 5

Spielman, Andrew 1

Walker, Charles R.
HAWAII

Egler, Frank E. 1

MID EAST

Khattat, Fadhill H.
HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Axtell, Richard c. 2

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 5

Boehle, John, Jr. 12

Cramer, Richard D. 3

Dill, Norman H. 12

Ford, Robert P. 5

Giles, Robert H., Jr. 10

Kelly, Nahlon G. 2

Khattat, Fadhill H. 7

LeBaron, Homer H. •

Page, Robert Z. 20

Poyner, Martin M. 6

Russell, Harold G., Jr. 19

Savage, Joseph E. 1

Smith, William H. *

Walker, Charles R. 6

Willcox, Henry H. , III 6

NORTH CENTRAL

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7

Boehle, John, Jr. 2

Connell, Walter A. 2

Dysart, Richard J. 10

Egler, Frank E. 2

073

TABLE 5 - CONPETENCE

(BY SECGRAPHIC PABILIARITY)

YEARS IN REGION

PEST CONTROL

NORTH CENTRAL

Forbes, Janes E. 3

Giles, Robert H., Jr. 3

Paulson Jr., Donald L. 6

Spielnan, Andrew IS

Walker, Charles R. 6
NORTHEAST

Axtell, Richard C. 5

Patra, Suzanne W.T. 1

Boehle, John, Jr. 8

Connell, Halter A. 32

Cramer, Richard D. 6

Eqler, Pranit E. 35

Forbes, Janes E. 6

Ford, Robert P. 10

Kelley, Roger H,, Jr. 17

Kelly, Hahlon G. 7

Khattat, Fadhill H. n

Knoll, H.A. 11

LeBaron, Homer N. 12

Lukens, Raymond J. 19

Paulson Jr., Donald L- 2

Pimentel, David 16

Poynet, Martin H. 1
Savage, Joseph E,

Simeone, John B. 30

Smith, William H. 7
willcoi, Henry H., ITT

OCEANS

Kelly, Bahlon G.

PACIFIC ISLANDS

Connell, Halter A. 2

PACIFIC STATES

Kelley, Roger H. , Jr. 0.5
LeBaron, Homer n.

Page, Robert Z. 1

Poyner, Bartin n. 8

POERTO RICO

Pimentel, David 3

ROCKY NODNTAIN

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 0.5

Giles, Robert H. , Jr. U

LeBaron, Homer (1. 2

Poyner, Martin n. 15

Russell, Harold G. , Jr. u

SOOTH CENTRAL

Connell, Halter A. 1

Pimentel, David 1

Savage, Joseph E. U

Halker, Charles R. 10

SnOTHEAST

Axtell, Richard C. 10

Ford, Robert P. 1

Kelley, Roger w., Jr. 1

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

Page, Robert Z. 3

Pimentel, David 1

Halker, Charles H. 1

SOOTHWEST

Poyner, Martin B. 15

Russell, Harold G. , Jr. 2

THAILAND

Savage, Joseph E. 1
PHARMACOLOGY 6 TOXICOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Camouqis, George 1

NORHTEAST

Camougis, George 19
PHYCOLOGY

ASIA

Rice, Clifford P. 1

EOROPE, WESTERN

Rice, Clifford p. 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Schumacher, George J. 20

NORTH CENTRAL

Baker, Alan L. 7

O'Briant, Samuel E. 1

NORTHEAST

Baker, Alan L. 1

Rice, Clifford P. 7

PACIFIC STATES

0*Briant, Samuel E. 2

Rice, Clifford P. 1

B7U

TABLS 5 - COnPETINCE

(BY GEOGHSPHIC FAHILIARITY)

TEARS IN REGION
PHYCOLOGY

SOBTHEAST

O'Briant, Samuel E. 2

Schumacher, George J. 5

PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY

NORTH CENTRAL

Spotila, James R- 1

NORTHEAST

Cunningham, Denis 2

Spotila, James R. 0.5

PACIFIC STATES

Cunningham, Denis

SOUTH CENTRAL

Spotila, James R. 5

SOO'^HEAST

Spotila, James P.
PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY

DIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cooper, Silliam E. , Jr. 1

SODTH CENTRAL

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 5

SOOTHEAST

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

PHYSIOLOGY

NORTH CENTRAL

Hull, Bichard V. 5

NORTHEAST

Hull, Richard V. 5

PACIFIC STATES

Full, Richard V. 1

SOOTHEAST

Hull, Richard V. 0.5

ALASKA

Pinond, Marie T. 1

Henshaw, Robert E. 7

ASIA

De Villafranca, George W. 0-16

Kelly, Hahlon G. 1

AOSTRALIA

Stuart, Alastair H, 6

CANADA, EASTERN

Scanlon, Patrick F. 2

CANADA, NORTHERN

Henshav, Robert E. 1

CANADA, WESTERN

Clark, Bichard J. 0.5

Dimond, Marie T. 1

Henshaw, Robert E. 1

Schoonveld, Gene G. «

CARIBBEAN

Welch, Bruce L. 2

CBNTBAL AMERICA

Horst, G. Roy 0.5

Pough, F. Harvey 1

Stuart, Alastair M. 1

EOROPE, EASTERN

Schreck, Carl B. 0.5

EOROPE, WESTERN

Bennett, Michael V.L. «

De Villafranca, George W. 0.5

Nelson, Paul V. 1

Scanlon, Patrick P. U

Southwick, Edward E. 0.5

Tavares, James E. 0.5

HAWAII

Cheng, Thomas C. ^

Schoonveld, Gene G. 1

Webb, Kenneth L. 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Barber, Saul B. 16

Brown, Thomas E. 22

Camougis, George 1

Cheng, Thomas C.

Cooper, William E., Jr. 1

Cummings, Edmund G. 16

Cutcher, Joseph J- 1

Dimond, Marie T. 32

Frascella, Daniel W. 12

Hamby, Robert J. 1.5

Henshaw, Robert E. 7

Rorst, G. Roy 5

Keefer, Scott D. 3

Kelly, Mahlon G. 2

Lynch, Maurice P- 15

Morgan, Raymond P. 7

U75

TABLE S - COnPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY)

YEARS IN REGION

PHYSIOLOGY

niDDLE ATLANTIC

Snyder, Benjamin U. 1

Southwick, Edward E. 2

Taylor, Malcolm H, 8

Hebb, Kenneth L. 6

Welch, Pcuce L- 10
NEW ZEALAND

Stuact, Alastair n. 6

NORHTEAST

Camougis, George 19

NORTH CENTRAL

Banks, Oneil M. 5

Catcher, Joseph J, 3

Ralvocson, William L- 2

Hanby, Robert J. 6

Henshaw, Robert E. 9

Keefer, Scott D. 3

Sanders, Douglas c. 6

Southwick, Edward E. 3

Spotila, Janes R. 1

Stuact, Alastair H. U

Tavares, James E. 3

Waters, Joseph P. 1

Webb, Kenneth L. 8

NORTHEAST

Banks, Oneil M- 9

Barber, Saul B. 12

Bennett, Michael V.L. 16

Brush, Alan H. 8

Cassista, ft. Jon 10

Cheng, Thomas C. 8

Clark, Richard J. 12

Cooper, George W. 20

Cummings, Edaund G. 1

Cutchec, Joseph J. 2

De Villafranca, George W. 25

Halvocson, William L. 2

Hamby, Robert J. 0-5

Henshaw, Robert E. 7

Rorst, G. Boy 5

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Lukens, Raymond J. 19

Maior, Charles W. 11

Nelson, Paul V. 5

Packer, Randall K, 6

Pimentel, David 16

Pough, F, Harvey u

Snyder, Benjamin W. 1

Spotila, James R. 0.5

Stainken, Dennis M. 5

Stuart, Alastair M. 5

Tavares, James E. 8

Haters, Joseph H. 15

Williams, Bolton S, 1

OCEANS

Kelly, Mahlon G,

PACIFIC STATES

Banks, Oneil M. 2

Brush, Alan H. 10

Hamby, Robert J. 3

Olendorff , Richard R. 1

Pough, F. Harvey 1

Schreck, Carl B. 1

Southwick , Edward E. "

PUERTO RICO

Pimentel, David 3

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Olendorff, Richard R. 5

Schoonveld, GeneG. 5

Schreck, Carl B. 5

SOUTH CENTRAL

Cooper, George w. ^

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 5

Pimentel, David 1

Spotila, James R. 5
SOUTHEAST

Cheng, Thomas C. 5

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Cummings, Edmund G, 6

Cutcher, Joseph J, 2
Keefer, Scott D-

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

Lamtnecs, William T. 15

Major, Charles H. 5

1176

TSBLE ■; - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRIVPIIIC FAHII tA EITY)

YEARS IN REGION

PHYSIOLOGY

SOUTHEAST

Nelson, Paul V. 7

Pimentel, David 1

Sanders, Douglas C. 3

Scanlon, Patrick F. 2

Schreck, Carl B. 1

Spotila, James R,

Stuart, Rlastair M. U

Waters, Joseph H, 2

VIebb, Kenneth L. 5

Welch, Bruce I. 10

SOUTHSEST

Banks, Oneil n. 6

Halvorson, William L, 3

Horst, G. Roy 1

Pough, f. Harvey 2

Williams, Bolton S. 10

WEST INDIES

Brown, Thomas E. 0.5

PLANKTON

EOROPE, WESTERN

Katona, Steven K. 1

NORTHEAST

Katona, Steven K. 5

PACIFIC STATES

Katona, Steven K. 2

PLANT BREEDING

AFRICA

Hurphy, Royse P. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Murphy, Royse P. 28

NORTHEAST

Murphy, Royse P. 25

ROCKY MODNTAIN

Hurphy, Royse P. 2

SOOTH AMERICA

Hurphy, Royse P. 1

U.S. NAVY

Hurphy, Royse P. 2

PLANT ECOLOGY

ASIA

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 2

Dill, Norman H. 0.33

Kelly, Mahlon G. 1

Yentsch, Charles S. 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Damman, Antoni W. 9

Foerster, John W, 1

Goodland, Robert J. 3

Jenkins, Dale W, 1

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Eqler, Frank E. 2

Forman, Richard T.T. 2.5

Goodland, Robert J. 1

Jenkins, Dale H. 2

Nickerson, Norton H. 0.75

Schnell, Charles E. 3

Wheeler, Garland L. 0.5

EOROPE, WESTERN

Damman, Antoni W. 3

Johnson, Andrew L. 2

LaRoche, Germain E. 0.2

Swan, Frederick R., Jr. 2

yentsch, Charles S. 1

HAWAII

Egler, Frank E. 1

ICELAND

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.

MEDITERRANEAN

villamil, Richard J. 0.5

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 5

Brown, Russell G. U3

Cooper, Arthur W. 10

Dill, Norman H. 12

Foerster, John H. it

Porman, Richard T.T.

Gemborys, Stanley R. 5

Good, Ralph E. 11

Hartman, Richard T.

Haug, Peter T. 1

Hutnlk, Russell J. 16

Jenkins, Dale W. 18

TABLE S - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARTTT)

YEARS TN REGION

PLANT ECOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Kelly, nahlon G. 2

LaRoche, Gecmain E. 1

Lemnon, Paul E. 3

flel linger. A, Clair 3

Nixon, Scott V. U

Parks, John n, q

Rohde, Uayne G. 2

Schneil, Charles E. 1

Sipple, William S. 3

Smith, Robert L. 21

Spaulding, willard M., Jr. H

Stalter, Richard 1.5

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.5

Stout, Benjanin B. 13

Svan, Frederick R., Jr. 6
Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.

woodard, Donald W. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Barton, James D., Jr. 3

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7

Cooper, Arthur H. U

Damman, Antoni W, 2

Egler, Frank E. 2

Geis , James W. U

Good, Ralph E. 3

Hal V or son, William L. 2

Jenkins, Dale w. 2

Johnson, Andrew L. 2

Kutscheid, Ben B- 3

Lemmon, Paul E. 3

Nickerson, Norton H. 7

Parks, John M. 1

Peet, Robert K. 2

Ring, Paul D. 2

Rohde, Wayne G. 2

Satterwhite, Melvin B. 3

Spaulding, willard n. , Jr. 9

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 3

Swan, Frederick R. , Jr. 2

Villamil, Richard J. 1
NORTHEAST

Barton, James D., Jr. 1«

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 1

Brown, James H. Jr. 13

Burk, Carl J. 12

Cooper, Arthur W. 2

namman, Antoni w. 5

Egler, Frank E. 35

Eoerster, John H. tt
Forraan, Richard T.T,

Gauch, Hugh G. , Jr. 8

Gehris, Clarence W. 30*

Geis , James W. ^

Gemborys, Stanley R. 1

Goodland, Robert i . 1

Halvorson, William L. 2

Haug, Peter T. 5

Hutnik, Russell J. 5

Jenkins, Dale W. 1

Johnson, Andrew L. **

Kelly, Mahlon G. 7

Kessell, Stephen R. 0-5

LaRoche, Germain E. 12

Lemmon, Paul E. 3

Meyer, Kenneth A. 1

Nickerson, Norton H. 15

Nixon, Scott H. '■^

Peet, Robert K, 1

Ring, Paul D. **

Ritchie, Gary A- 2
Rohde, Wayne G.

Satterwhite, Helvin B. 2

Sattin, Bruce (1. 1

Schneil, Charles E. 2

Soith, Dwiqht G- 3

Smith, Robert L. *»

Spaulding, Willard H. , Jr. 3

Stalter, Richard 2,5

Stout, Benjamin B» ''2

Swan, Frederick R., Jr. 3

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N. ^
Villamil, Richard J,

u

Yentsch, Charles S. l**

•78

TliBlE 5 - COBPBTEIICE

(BT GBOGRkPBIC FkNIlIJiRITT)

TE»RS III HfGION

PtAHT BCOtOGT

OCEJIKS

Kelly, SahloB G.
PACIFIC

Schnell, Charles E. 1
PACIFIC STIITFS

Lennon, Paul E. 15

Ritchie, Gary k. 8

Strain^ Boyd B. 6

yentsch, Charles S. «
POBFTO RICO

Genborys, Stanley R.

ROCKt HOnilTMH

Eatra, Suzanri'S H.T. 0.5

Brown, Janes H. Jr. 1

Gehrls, Clarence ». 1

Hang, Peter T. 7

Jenkins, Dale 'i , 1

Johnson, Andrew L. 3

Kessell, Stephen E. 0.5

Leaaon, Paul E. 1

Pe^t, EobeJT* K, 0.5

Rohde^ Wayne G. 0.5

Sixth, Dwight 5. «

Strain, Boyd R, 1
Tiffnay, Jr., Besley H.

SOOTH ABERICA

Foerster, John S. 0.5

FotBan, Richard T.T. 0.5

Goodland, Robert J. 5

Jenkins, Dale H. 2

Wheeler, Garland L. 2

SOOTH CENTRAL

Kutschfiid, Ben B, 3

Lesnon, Paul E. 3

Parks, John N. 3

SOOTHEAST

Adaas, Da»ld A. 19

Brown, Jaies H. Jr. 2

DuHond, David M. 7

Genborys, Stanley R. 3

Hutnik, Russell J. 1

Jenkins, Dale W. 3

Kelly, nahlon G. 1

Lemmon, Paul E, 3

nellinget, A. Clair 5

ileyer, Kenneth A. 6

Parks, John II. 2

Reagan, Poland E. 6
Rohde, Wayne G.

Sattin, Bruce H. 2

Sipple, William S. 1

Spaulding, Willard M. , Jr. 3

Stalter, Richard «

Strain, Boyd R, 3

TillaBil, Richard J. 2.5

Wheeler, Garland L. 8

Woodard, Donald W. 1

Tentsch, Charles S. 3

SOOTHWEST

Foerster, John W. 2

Halvorson, William L. 3

Johnson, Andrew i,. 1

Lennon, Paul E. 1

Nickerson, Norton H, 2

Rohde, Wayne c. 0-5

Ssith, Dwight e. «

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 0.5

Woodard, Donald W. 13
PLANT MICBOBIOIOGY

NORTHEAST

Golub, Saauel J. 10
PLANT HINERAl NOTRITION

NORTHEAST

Welch, Ross M. 2

PACIFIC STATES

Welch, Ross H. 5
PLANT HORPHOLCGT

niDBLE ATLANTIC

Duffy, Regina H. 25

NORTHEAST

Duffy, Regina H. 7
PLANT NOSPHOGBNESIS

NORTHEAST

Osborne, Thonas S. 3

TABLE 5 - COnPBTENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC ' AlilLIARITY)

YEABS IN BEGION
PLANT HOSPHOGENESIS

PACIFIC STATES

Osborne, Thomas S. 3

SOOTH CENTRAL

Osborne, Thomas S. 1

SOUTHEAST

Osborne, Thomas S- 15

PLANT NEflATOLOGY

PACIFIC STATES

Elder, Alfred S. 1

SOOTHEAST

Elder, Alfred S. 11

PLANT PATHOLOGY

niDDLE ATLANTIC

Baniecki, John F. 3

flaas, John L. u

Smith, William H. u

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.5

NORTH CENTRAL

Davey, Charles B. 5

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 3

NORTHEAST

Baniecki, John F. tt

Davey, Charles B. 1

Lukens, Raymond J. 19

Smith, Dilliam H. 7

PACIFIC STATES

Davey, Charles B. 1

Waas, John L. 6

ROCKY nOONTAIN

Davey, Char) !s B. 1

SOOTHEAST

Davey, Char^^s B. 16

SOUTHHEST

Baniecki, Jo ,n F. 3

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 0.5

PLANT PHYSiniOGY

NORTH CENTRAL

Kramer, Paux J. 5

SOOTHEAST

Kramer, P ■nl J. »0

SOOTHWEST

Kramer, P , . J. 1

PLANT SYNECOLOGY

NORTHEAST

Kessell, stepnen R. 0.5

ROCKY nOUNTAIN

Kessell, Stephen R. 0.5

POLLOTION CONTROL HANRGEMENT

AFRICA

Hagner, Richard H. 1

ASIA

Wagner, Richard H. 1

EUROPE, WESTERN

Wagner, Richard H. 5

NIDDLE ATLANTIC

Wagner, Richard H. 6

ROCKY nOONTAIN

Wagner, Richard H. 6

SOUTHWEST

Wagner, Richard H. 1

POPULATION BIOLOGY

AFRICA

Busack, Stephen D. 0.25

Foley, Donald D. 1

Skoog, Ronald 0. 3

ALASKA

Anthony, Vaughn C. 0.5

Drury, William H. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

Skoog, Ronald 0. 15

ASIA

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 2

Busack, Stephen D. 0.25

Hinckley, Alden D. 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Anthony, Vaughn C.

Cairns, Jr., John 0.25

Poerster, John w. 1

Foley, Donald D. ^

Forbes, James E, 1

Sissenwine, Michael P.

CANADA, NORTHERN

Drury, William H. 1

TABLE S - COHPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIAHITY)

TEARS IN REGION

POPOIATION BIOLOGY

CANADA, WESTERN

Allan, J. David 2

Hitchell, Kenneth J. 7

CARIBBEAN

Coppinger, Raymond P. 1

Welch, Bruce L. 2

CENTRAL AHtRICA

Recht, nax K. 1

Porter, Janes W. 2

Schnell, Charles E. 3

CENTRAL AMERICA (0.50
Allan, J. David

EOROPE, WESTERN

Busack, Stephen D. *

Foley, Donald D. 1

Hecht, Sai K. 3

Ode, Philip E. 2

HAWAII

Basack, Stephen D. 0-25

Hinckley, Alden D, «

Skoog, Ronald 0. 1

Tamarin, Rohert H. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTI

Hinckley, Alden 0. 3

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Allan, J. David 1

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 5

Cairns, Jr., John 20

Cooper, Willias E. , Jr. 1

Foerstec, John w. 4

Bayne, Don M, 2

Hecht, Max K. 15

Jeffers, Edmund E. 3

Reefer, Scott D. 3

Kellogg, Charles W. H

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr. 25

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Morgan, Raymond P. 7

Petersen, Charles H. 1

Schnell, Charles E, 1
sissenwine, Michael P.

Skoog, Ronald 0. 2

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.5

Welch, Bruce L. 10

NORTH CENTRAL

Allan, J. David 5

Anthony, Vaughn C. 1

Arey, Sylvia Ann 1

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7

Cairns, Jr., John tt

Forbes, James E. 3

Rayne, Don w. 28

Tstock, Conrad A. 1

Jeffers, Edmund B. 16

Reefer, Scott D. 3

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr. *

Louder, Darrell E, 1

Skoog, Ronald 0. 15

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 3

Tamarin, Robert H. 5

NORTHEAST

Adams, William H. 6

Anthony, Vaughn C. 9

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 1

Coppinger, Raymond P. 8

Cunningham, Denis 2

Cutright, Noel J. 7

Drury, William H. 30

Poerster, John W. 14

Foley, Donald D. 30

Forbes, James B. 6

Hinckley, Alden D. 3

Istock, Conrad A. 8

Kaczynski, Victor W. 6

Kellogg, Charles W. 3

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Mitchell, Renneth J. 5

Ode, Philip E. 13

Peterson, Charles H. 2

Porter, James W. 3

Porter, Karen J. 5

Richards; Clarence E. 2

Root, Richard B. 7

Schnell, Charles E. 2

«81

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

{BY GEOGRAPHIC FAfllLIARITT)

TEABS IN REGION

POPULATION BIOLOGY
NORTHEAST

Sissenwine, Hichael p. 3

Smith, Dwiqht G. 3

Starn, Robert H. 2

Tamarin, Robert H. >

PACIFIC

Schnell, Charles E. ■,

PACIFIC STATES

Anthony, Vaughn C. 2.5

Cairns, Jr., John o!75

Cunningham, Denis

Hinckley, Alden 0. 1

Jeffers, Ednund E. 15

Kaczynsiti, Victor H. 3'

Peterson, Charles H. 4

Root, Richard B. g

Skooq, Ronald 0. 10

ROCKY NOONTAIN

Allan, J. David 0 5

Batra, Suzanne ».T. o]^

Hecht, Bait K. ,*

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1^

Smith, Dwlght G. II

SOOTH AMERICA

Cairns, Jr., John 0.25

Foerster, John H. qJ^

Porter, James H. )'

Root, Richard B. ^

SOOTH CENTRAL

Adams, Hilliam H. I5

Cooper, Hilliam E. , Jr. 5

Jeffers, Edmund B. ^

SOOTH PACIFIC

Hinckley, Alden D. 7

Skoog, Ronald o. 1

SOOTHEAST

Arey, Sylvia Ann 3

Busack, Stephen D. 1

Cooper, Hilliam E. , Jr. 1

Hayne, Don H. 10

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2

Reefer, Scott D.

Louder, Darrell B. 15

Reagan, Poland E. g

Richards; Clarence E. 18

Shanholtzer, Sheryl p. 9

Starn, Robert H. 2

Velch, Bruce L. 10

SOOTHWEST

Foerster, John ». 2

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2.5

Smith, Dvight G. D

Stonehurner, Daniel L. 0.5

''amarin, Robert H.
POPOLATION CYTOGENETICS
CENTRAL AMERICA

Hall, Silliam P. I.5

NORTH CENTRAL

Hall, Hilliam P. 2

NORTHEAST

Hall, Hilliam P. 5

PACIFIC STATES

Hall, Billiaa P. 1

SOUTHWEST

Hall, Hilliam p. 1

POPOLATION BIOLOGY
ASIA

Savidge, Irvin R. 1

NORTHEAST

Savidge, Irvin R. 5

SOOTHEAST

Savidge, Irvin R. 1

RADIATION BIOLOGY

CANADA, EASTERN

Sparro*, Arnold H. 3

CANADA, HESTBRN

Sparrov, Arnold H. 3

EDROPE, WESTERN

Sparron, Arnold H. 1

NORTHEAST

Osborne, Thomas S. 3

Sparrov, Arnold R. 30

PACIFIC STATES

Osborne, Thomas S. 3

TdBlE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FMJILISBITY)

TEAPS IN EEGION

RADIATION BIOLOGY
SOUTH CENTRAL

Osborne, Thomas S, 1

SOUTHEAST

Osborne, Thomas S. 15

RADIATION ECOLOGY
NORTHEAST

Shoop, C.R. ■'1

SOUTHEAST

Shoop, C.R. 5

RADIO TELEMETRY - WILDLIFE
CANADA, EASTERN

Forbes, James B. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Forbes, James E. 3

NORTHEAST

Forbes, James E. 6

RADIOCHEMISTBY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Zubl^off, Paul L. 10

NORTHEAST

Zubkoff, Paul L. "

PACIFIC STATES

Zubkoff, Paul L. 2

RANGE SCIENCE

CANADA, WESTERN

Schoonveia, Gene G. "

HAWAII

Schoonveia, Gene G. *

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cliff, Edward P. 23

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.5

Woodard, Donald W. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 3

NORTHEAST

Heiney, Clayton L. 15

Moore, Jerry A. 10

PACIFIC STATES

Cliff, Edward P. 13

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Cliff, Edward P. 5

Schoonveld, Gene G. 5

SOUTHEAST

Woodard, Donald W, 1

SOUTHWEST

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 0-5

Woodard, Donald W. 13

RARE PLANT SPECIES
SOUTHEAST

DuMond, David M. ''

RECREATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Shiner, James W. 1

NORTHEAST

Shiner, James W. 5

SOUTHEAST

Shiner, James W, 9

RECREATIONAL FISHING
NORTHEAST

Richards; Clarence E. 2

SOUTHEAST

Richards; Clarence E. 18

REMOTE SENSING

NORTH CENTRAL

Petersen, Gary W. "

NORTHEAST

Castiglione, Louis J. *

Petersen, Gary w. 8

SOUTHEAST

Castiglione, Louis J. 2

REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY
CANADA, EASTERN

Scanlon, Patrick F. 2

Spielman, Andrew 1

CENTRAL AMERICA

Foster, Neal R. 1

McCoy, Clarence J. 1

Spielman, Andrew 5

EUROPE, WESTERN

Scanlon, Patrick F. *

Spielman, Andrew 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Hall, Russell J. 5

183

TABLE S - Crj!13?TSHCi:

(BY GEOGRiPHIC FUdllHRITT)

FEPFOPPCTIVE nT07,OG7 """^ " "°^°''

NIDDLE ATLANTIC

nassaro, Koward J, e

Snyder, Benjaain W. I

NORTH CENTRAL

Saith, Sruce B, 3

Spielnan, Andrew le

NORTHEAST

Poster, Neal R. ,3

Lanqan, wiHian

20

Lukens, Rayaond J. ^9

tlassaro, Edward J. n

HcCoy, Clarence J. g

Smith, Bruce B. f

Snyder, Benjaain B. t

ROCK? nOUNTAIN

ncCoy, Clarence J. i,

SOOTH AHERICA

Foster, Neal R. i

SOUTH CENTRAL

Cooper, Hllllaa E. , Jr. 5

Rail, Russell J. 3

SOOTHEAST

Cooper, Hillian E. , Jr. 1

Poster, Neal R. ^

Scanlon, Patrick F. 2

Smith, Bruce B. g

SOOTHKEST

Hassaro, Edward J. 7

McCoy, Clarence J. 3

RESOURCE ECONOniCS
AFRICA

Davis, Robert K. 3

NIDDLH ATLANTIC

Davis, Robert K. 7

NORTH CENTRAL

Davis, Robert K. g

NORTHEAST

Davis, Robert K. II

SALT HARSH ECOLOGY

CANADA, EASTERN

Tiffney, Jr., llesley N.
ICELAND

Tiffney, Jr., Besley N.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ruber, Ernest 7

Tiffney, Jr., Hesley N.
NORTHEAST

Ferriqno, Fred 20

Ruber, Ernest 5

Tiffney, Jr., llesley N. 7

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Tiffney, Jr., llesley N.
SC. INFORMATION

HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Wessel, Carl J. 25

NORTH CENTRAL

Bessel, Carl J. 15

SCIENTIFIC ADMINISTRATION
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Chermside, Herbert B. 0.1

PACIFIC STATES

Cheraside, Herbert B. 5

SEDIBENTOLOGY
BAHAMAS

Buchanan, Hugh 0.2

NORTHEAST

Buchanan, Hugh 9

Cook, David 0. 3

PACIFIC STATES

Cook, David 0. 5

SOUTH CENTRAL

Buchanan, Hugh 2

SOOTHHEST

Buchanan, Hugh 0.1

SOIL SCIENCE
AFRICA

Caap, Bofford B., Jr, 0.5

ALASKA

Frown, Jerry 15

Douglas, Lowell A. 7

ASIA

Camp, Bofford B., Jr. 0.5

Hlnish, Bayne B. 2

Knoll, H.A. 2

TABLF *; - COBPETENCE

(BY GEOGRHPHIC F»nlLI^RITT)

YEHRS IN REGION

soil SCIENCE

ASIA

Olson, Gerald, W. 2

Singh, Babindar Nath 2

Weeks, Martin E. 1

CANADA, NORTHERN

Douglas, Lowell A. 1

CENTRAL AnERICA

Buol, Stanley «. 0.5

Hunter, Arvel H. 3

Olson, Gerald, H. 1

EUROPE, WESTERN

Knoll, H.A. 5

Nelson, Paul V. 1

Ralston, Charles H- 2

Stone Jr., Earl L. m

Boodhouse, Hilliam B., Jr. 0.5

MEDITERRANEAN

Villamil, Richard J. 0.5

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Boehle, John, Jr. 12

Douglas, Lowell A. 15

Hanawalt, Ronald B. 7

Hinish, Wayne w. 20

Hornberger, George H. 5

Hussey, George A., Jr. 10

Kardos, Louis T. 18

Schmude, Keith 0. 5

stoneburner, Daniel L- 2.5

Weber, Richard S. 3

Wright, William R. 6

MIDEAST

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Boehle, John, Jr. 2

Buol, Stanley w. U

Davey, Charles B. 5

Guttay, A.J.R. 12

Olson, Gerald, W. 3

Petersen, Gary W. tt

SchBude, Keith 0. 11

Stone Jr. , Earl L. 2

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 3

Villanil, Richard J. 1

Weber, Jeroie B, 5

Weeks, Martin E. 1

NORTHEAST

Boehle, John, Jr. 8

Craul, Phillip J. 11

Davey, Charles B. 1

Gee, Glendon w. 6

Guttay, A.J.R. 12

Kardos, Louis T. 11

Knoll, H.A. 11

Meyer, Kenneth A. 1

Naiden, Peter C. "

Nelson, Paul V. 5

Olson, Gerald, W. 10

Petersen, Gary w. 8

Singh, Rabindar Nath 6

Villamil, Richard J. U

Weeks, Martin B. 12

Welch, Ross M. 2

Woodhouse, William W. , Jr. 1

Wright, William R. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Camp, Wofford B., Jr. 25

Craul, Phillip J. 1

Davey, Charles B. 1

Douglas, Lowell A. 2

Gee, Glendon W. 5

Hanawalt, Ronald B. 2

Hornberger, George M. 2

Hunter, Arvel H. 6

Kardos, Louis T. 7

Welch, Ross M. 5

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Davey, Charles B. 1

Douglas, Lowell A. 2

Hanawalt, Ronald B. 1

Hunter, Arvel H. «

S.E. ASIA

Stone Jr., Earl L. Philippines

SOOTH AMERICA

Buol, Stanley W. 0.5

TUBLE "i - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FSHILIARITY)

YEASS IN REGION

SOIL SCIENCE

■

SOUTH ABEBICA

Hunter, Arvel H.

1

Uoodhouse, William «., Jr.

0.5

SOOTH CENTBAL

Singh, Rabindar Nath

3

Weeks, nartin E.

20

SOOTHEAST

Buol, Stanley w .

7

Camp, Hofford B., Jr.

15

Clapp Jr., John G.

13

Craul, Phillip J.

6

Davey, Charles B.

16

Haines, Leroy W .

20

Hunter, Arvel H.

8

Heyer, Kenneth A.

6

Nelson, Paul V.

7

Palston, Charles w.

26

Singh, Rabindar Nath

5

Stone Jr. , Earl L.

2

Tuthill, Bartley E.

30

Villauil, Richard J.

2.5

Seber, Jerome B.

10

Hoodhouse, William H. , Jr.

28

SOUTHWEST

Buol, Stanley w.

5

Camp, Wottord B., Jr.

25

Stoneburner, Daniel L.

0.5

SOIID WASTE DISPOSAL

NORTHEAST

Bauin, Bernard

22

SOLID WASTE nANAGEMENT

NORTHEAST

Jahoda, John C.

5

SOUTHWEST

Jahoda, John C.

3

SOLID WASTE

ASIA

Hershaft, Alex

2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Hershaft, Alex

2

NORTH CENTBAL

Hershaft, Alex

5

NORTHEAST

Hershaft, Alex

8

PACIFIC STATES

Hershaft, Alex

1

SPELEOLOGY

MIDDLE A-'LANTIC

Cooper, John E.

9

PACIFIC STATES

Cooper, John E.

0.5

SOOTH CENTRAL

Cooper, John E.

4

SOOTHEAST

Cooper, John E.

1

SOUTHWEST

Cooper, John E.

0.5

WEST INDIES

Cooper, John E.

0.25

SYNTHESIS AND WRITING OF SCIENTIFIC DATA

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Carriker, Melbourne R.

9

NORTH CENTRAL

Carriker, Melbourne R.

II

NORTHEAST

Carriker, Melbourne R.

10

SOOTHEAST

Carriker, Melbourne R.

6

SYSTEMATICS

AFRICA

Damkaer, David H-
Oavis, William Price
Hubbard, John P.

ALASKA

Damkaer, David M.
Jeffers, Edmund E,
Little Jr. , Frank J.

ANTARCTIC

Little Jr., Frank J.

ASIA

Ambrose, John D.
Batra, Suzanne W.T.
Davis, George M.
Dill, Norman H.

ess than 1

2
5
0.33

TABIE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BT GEOGRAPHIC FStllLIAEITT)

YEARS m REGION
SYSTEHATICS

ASIA

Li, Hul L. 15

Stern, Milliam 1. 1

BAHAHAS

Cassin, Joseph M.

Smith, Clarence I. 2

BERMUDA

Coull, Bruce C. 2

CANADA, EASTERN

Foerster, John H. 1

Jenkins, Robert E. 0
Tiffney, Jr., Hesley N.

CANADA, HESTBRN

Lanier, Gerald N. "

CENTRAL AMERICA

Bates, David M. 1

Birdsong, Ray S.

Poster, Neal R. 1

Hall, Hilliam P. 1-5

Hecht, Max K. 1

Hubbard, John P.

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Porter, James H, 2

Rough, F. Harvey 1

Stern, Hillian L. 0.5

EBROPE, EASTERN

Schreck, Carl B. 0.5

EOROPE, WESTERN

Bates, David M. 1

Hecht, Max K. 3

Li, Hul L. 1

HAHAII

Ambrose, John D, 1

Davis, Hilliam Price 2

Smith, Clarence L. 1

Stern, William L. 0.5

Young, David K. **

ICELAND

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ambrose, John D.

Banks, Richard C. 6

Bates, David n. ">

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 5

Biffar, Thomas A. 1

Birdsong, Ray S. 5

Bradsha*, William N. 11

Cassin, Joseph M. 2

Clarkscn, Roy B. 21

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Coull, Bruce C. 2

Damkaer, David M. "^

Davis, George M. 3

Dill, Norman H. 12
Dillingham, James H.

Dooley, James K. 3

Foerster, John w. I*

Goodyear, Richard H. 5

Hecht, Max K. 15

Hubbard, John P, **

Huber, Ivan 7

Jeffers, Edmund E. 3

Jenkins, Robert E. 7

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr. 25

Li, Hul L. 2tt

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Massaro, Edvard J. 5

Morgan, Raymond P. 7

Schumacher, George J. 20
Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.

Young, David K, 2
NORTH CENTRAL

Ambrose, John D. 2

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 7
Davis, George M.

Dillingham, James H, U

Goodyear, Richard H. 2

Hall, William P. 2

Hubbard, John P. 6

Huber, Ivan 5

Jeffers, Edmund E. 16

Kirkland, Gordon L. , Jr. 1

Nelson Jr., Sigurd 0. 8

Poe, Thomas P. 2

TABLE 5 - COnPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FABItlARITT)

SYSTEHATICS YEARS IN REGION

NORTH CENTRAL

Satternhite, nelvin B. •,

Schuyler, Alfred E. t

Smith, Clarence L. „

Snider, Jerry A.

Ambrose, John D.
Batra, Suzanne H.T.
Brush, Alan H.
Burk, Carl J.
Cassin, Joseph M.
Coull, Bruce C.
nalgleish, Robert C
Davis, George M.

Waters, Joseph H. ,

NORTHEAST '

4

1

8

12

15

2

10

18

Dillingham, James H. 7

Foerster, John H. „

Foster, Neal R. ,

Hall, William p. 5

Huber, Ivan
Jenkins, Robert E.
taniet, Gerald N.
Li, Hul 1.

Little Jr., Prank J.
nassaro, Edward J.
Poe, Thomas P.

Porter, James w. 3

Porter, Karen J. -

Pough, F. Harvey ^

Satterwhite, Melvin B. 2

Schuyler, Alfred E. ^g

Smith, clarence L. 12

Stern, William L. 20

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N. 7

Waters, Joseph H. 15

Young, David K. „

PACIFIC STATES

Banks, Richard C. 5

Bates, David N. ,

Bell, c.R. 5

Brush, Alan H. 1q

Damkaer, David n. 5

Dillingham, James H,

Hall, William P. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1_5

Lanier, Gerald N. 7'

Li, Hul L. 1

Little Jr. , Prank J. U

Pough, F. Harvey I,

Schreck, Carl B. 1

ROCKY MOONTAIN

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 0 5

Hecht, nax K. l'

Jeffers, Edmund E. 11

Schreck, Carl B. 5

Tiffney, Jr., Wesley N.
SOUTH AMERICA

Foerster, John W. O.5

Foster, Neal R. 1"

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Porter, James W. 1

SOOTH CENTRAL

Cassin, Joseph n. 3

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 5

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1

Jenkins, Robert E. 0

Little Jr. , Frank J. 3

Smith, Clarence L. 2

SOOTHFAST

Bell, C.R. 15

Blffar, Thomas A. 7

Birdsong, Ray S. 5

Cooper, William E. , Jr. 1

Coull, Bruce c. 2

Davis, William Price 10

Dooley, James K. 11

Poster, Neal R. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 2

Jenkins, Robert E. 0

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Schreck, Carl B. 1

Schumacher, George J, 5

Snider, Jerry A. 6

Waters, Joseph H. 2

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GE0GR4PHIC FAHILIARITY)

TEARS IN REGION

SYSTEtlATlCS

SOOTHEAST

Young, David K. 2

SOUTHHEST

Bates, David B. "-^

Bradshav, Hilliam N. 10

Foerster, John H. 2

Hall, Hilliam P. 1

Hubbard, John P. 1

Jeffers, Edioand E. 2.5

Massaro, Edward J. ^

Pough, F. Harvey 2

REST INDIES

Stern, dilliam L.
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

ASIA

Gorden, Morton 1

Posmentier, Eric S.

CANACA, EASTERN

Posmentier, Eric S.
Sissenwine, Michael P.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Gorden, Morton

EOROPE, EASTERN

Gorden, Morton
Posmentier, Eric S.

EOROPE, WESTERN

Gorden, Morton 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.

Boynton, Delano K. , Jr. 7

Carr, Jerome B. 1

Dillingham, James H.

Dowlirg, Paul Bruce 16

Gorden, Morton 3

Hillman, Robert E. 8

Hornberger, George M. 5

Leighton, Donald R. 1"

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Magorian, Thomas R. 10

Sissenwine, Michael P.

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.5

NORTH CENTRAL

Beckers, Jr., Charles V.

Carr, Jerome B. 1

Dillingham, James H. tt

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Magorian, Thomas R. •*

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 3

NORTHEAST

Beckers, Jr., Charles V. 6

Carr, Jerome B. 10

Dillingham, James H. 7

Dotfling, Paul Bruce 1

Gorden, Morton I''

Hillman, Robert E. ^

Kessell, Stephen S. 0.5

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Posmentier, Eric S. 9

Sissenwine, Michael P. 3

Smith, Dwight G. 3

PACIFIC STATES

Dillingham, James H.

Dowling, Paul Bruce 1

Hornberger, George M, 2

Magorian, Thomas R. 3

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Kessell, Stephen R. 0.5

Magorian, Thomas R. 3

Smith, Dwight G. «

SOUTH AMERICA

Posmentier, Eric S.
SOUTH CENTRAL

Dowling, Paul Bruce »

SOUTHEAST

Boynton, Delano K., Jr. 2

Louder, Darrell E. 15

SOUTHWEST

Magorian, Thomas R. "

Smith, Dwight G. <t

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 0.5

TAXONOMY

AFRICA

Damkaer, David M. 1

Hubbard, John P. less than

«39

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY 5E0SR»PHIC F/VHILIABITT)

TSXONOHI

APRICA

Jannbaclt, Hugo A.

Steyskal, George c. 5

ALASKA

Damkaei:, David M.

Jeffers, Edmund E, 1

Little Jr. , Frank J. 1

Nyquist, David 3

Shetler, Stanwyn G. 0 ;

ANTARCTIC

Little Jr., Prank J. 1

ASIA

Ambrose, John D. y

Batra, Suzanne W.T. 2

Davis, leorqe N. 5

Li, Hul L. 15

Stern, Hilliam L, 1

Tramontano, John P. n

BAHAMAS

Cassin, Joseph M.

Smith, Clarence L. 2

BERMODA

Coull, Brace c. 2

CANADA, EASTERN

Poerster, John ». 1

Jenkins, Robert E. 0

CANADA, WESTERN

Lanier, Gerald N. U

CENTRAL AMERICA

Bates, David M. 1

Poster, Neal R. 1

Hall, Hilliam p. I.5

Hecht, Max K. 1

Hubbard, John P.
Lefor, Michael H.

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Little, Elbert L., Jr. 1

McCoy, Clarence J. 1

Porter, James W. 2

Pough, p. Harvey 1

Stern, William L. 0.5

COSTA RICA

Banta, William c.
EUROPE, EASTERN

Schreck, Carl B. 0.5

EBROPF, WESTERN

Bates, David M. 1

Hecht, Max K. 3

LaRoche, Germain E. 0.2

Li, Hul L. 1

HAWAII

Ambrose, John D. 1

Smith, Clarence I. 1

Stern, William L. 0.5

MEXICO

Little, Elbert L., Jr. 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ambrose, John D.

Banks, Richard C. 6

Banta, William c. 3

Bates, David H. 7

Patra, 5u2anne W.T. 5

Biffar, Thomas A. 1

Brown, Russell G. *3

Cassin, Joseph M. 2

Clarkson, Roy B. 21

Coull, Bruce C. 2

Damkaer, David M. 7

Davis, George M. 3

Denoncourt, Robert P. 5

Dooley, James K. 3

Poerster, John W. «

Goodyear, Richard H. 5

Hecht, Max K. 15

Hillman, Robert E. 8

Hubbard, John P. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 3

Jenkins, Robert B. 7

Kirkland, Gordon L., Jr. 25

LaRoche, Germain E. 1

Li, Hul L. 20

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Little, Elbert L., Jr. 2tt

Massaro, Edward J. 5

YEARS IN REGION

TABLE "^ - COHPETENCE

(BY GEOGBUPHIC PUMILTA RITY)

YEBBS IN REGION

TAXONOHY

BIDDLE ATLANTIC

Nyquist, David 2

Schumacher, Georqe ]. 20

Shetler, Stanwyn G. 10

Sipple, William S. 3

Stalter, Richard ''-^

Steyskal, George C. ■">
NORTH CENTRAL

Ambrose, John D. 2

Ratra, Suzanne W.T. ''

Birchfield, Larry J. 1

Connell, Salter A. 2
Davis, George H.

Denoncourt, Robert T. 1

Goodyear, Richard H. 2

Hall, William P. 2

Hubbard, John P. 6

Jeffers, Edmund E. 16

Kirttland, Gordon L. , Jr. *

Little, Elbert I., Jr. 2

Poe, Thomas P. 2

Ring, Paul D. 2

Satter»hite, Kelvin B. 3

Schuyler, Alfred E. 5

Smith, Clarence L. 8

Snider, Jerry A. 1
NORTHEAST

Ambrose, John D. *

Batra, Suzanne H.T. 1

Rurk, Carl J. 12

Carpenter, Edward J. 3

Cassin, Joseph H. 15

Connell, Walter A. 32

Coull, Bruce C. 2

Dalqleish, Robert C. 10

Davis, George M. 18

Denoncourt, Robert F. 10

Foerster, John W. *

Foster, Neal R. 13

Hall, William P. 5

Hillman, Robert E. 1

Jamnback, Hugo A. 21

Jenkins, Robert E. *

Lanier, Gerald N. 2

LaRoche, Germain E. 12

Lefor, Hichael W. 8

Li, Hul L. 1

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Massaro, Edward J. *

McCoy, Clarence J. 8

Boore, Jerry A. 10

Poe, Thomas P. **

Porter, James w. 3

Porter, Karen J. 5

Pough, P. Harvey *

Ring, Paul D. "

Robinson, Beatrice B. 13

Satterwhite, Belvin B. 2

Schuyler, Alfred E. 10
Shetler, Stanwyn G.

Smith, Clarence L. 12

Stalter, Richard 2.5

Stern, William L. 20

Tramontano, John P. 2
PACIFIC ISLANDS

Connell, Halter A. 2
PACIFIC STATES

Banks, Richard C. 5

Banta, William C. 25

Bates, David K. 3

Bell, C.R. 5

Damkaer, David H- 5

Hall, William P. 1

Jeffers, Edmund E. 1-5

Lanier, Gerald N. 7

Li, Hul L. 1

Little Jr., Frank J. 1

Nyguist, David 2

Pough, F. Harvey «
Schreck, Carl B. 1

Steyskal, George c. 1

Tramontano, John P. U
POEHTO RICO

Little, Elbert L. , Jr. 1

U91

TABLE 5

COMPETENCE
(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAnlLIARITY)

TAXONONT

ROCKY nOHNTAIN

Batra, Suzanne W.T.

Hecht, Max K.

Jetfers, Edmund E.

McCoy, Clarence J.

Nyquist, David

Schreck, Cacl B.

Shetler, Stanvyn G.
SOUTH AMERICA

Foerster, John H.

Poster, Neal R.

Lefor, Michael v.

little Jr., Frank J.

little, Elbert L., Jr.

Porter, James V.
SOUTH CENTRAL

Cassin, Joseph n.
Connell, Walter A.

Denoncourt, Robert P.
Jeffers, E''Mnd E.
Jenkins, R lert E.
Little Jr., Frank J.
Little, Elbert L., Jr.

Smith, Clarence L.
SOUTHEAST

Bell, C.R.
Biffar, Thomas A.
Carpenter, Edvard J.
Coull, Bruce C.
Dooley, James K.
DuMond, David M.
Foster, Neal R.
Jeffers, Edmund E.
Jenkins, Robert E.
little Jr. , Frank J.
Perkins, Frank n.
Schreck, Carl B.
Schumacher, George J.
Sipple, William s.
Snider, Jerry A.
Stalter, Richard
SOUTHWEST

Bates, David B.
Pirchfield, Larry J.
Foerster, John B.
Hall, William P.
Hubbard, John P.
Jeffers, Edmund E.
little, Elbert L., Jr.
Massaro, Edward J.
McCoy, Clarence J.
Rough, F. Harvey
Tramontane, John P.
WEST INDIES

Stern, William L.

YEARS IN REGION

0.5

1

11

(1

U

0.5

0.5
1

1
II
1

3
1
1
1
0
3
H
2

15

7

5

2

u

7

1

2

0

1

13

1

5

1

6

«

0.5

1

2

1

1

2.5

8

7

3

2

6

NORTHEAST

Cutright, Noel J.
TERATOLOGY

EUROPE, WESTERN

Beck, Sidney L.
NORTH CENTRAL

Beck, Sidney L.
NORTHEAST

Beck, Sidney L.
SOUTH CENTRAL

Beck, Sidney L.
TEXTILE RESEARCH
NORTHEAST

Golub, Samuel J.
TOXICOLOGY
ASIA

Ahmad, Sami
EUROPE, WESTERN

Ahmad, Sami
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ahmad, Sami
NORTHEAST

Ahmad, Sami
SOUTH CENTRAL

Ahmad, Sami
TROPICAL BIOLOGY

CENTRAL AMERICA

Schnell, Charles E.

1
8

7
2

10

3
3.5

2

1.5

2

«92

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIABITY)

YEARS IN REGION

TROPICAL BIOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Schnell, Charles E. 1

NORTHEAST

Schnell, Charles F. 2

PACIFIC

Schnell, Charles E. 1

VEGETATION

AUSTRALIA

De Laubenfels, David J.

NORTH CENTRAL

De Laubenfels, David J, 3

NORTHEAST

De Laubenfels, David J. 13

PACIFIC

De Laubenfels, David J, 0-5

PACIFIC STATES

De Laubenfels, David J. 1

SOUTH AMERICA

De Laubenfels, David J. 0.5

SOUTHEAST

De Laubenfels, David J. 5

VETERINARY SCIENCE

ASIA

Lanza, Guy R. 1,5

StedhaB, Michael A. 1

CANADA, NORTHERN

Hard, Fraser P.

EUROPE, WESTERN

Stedhan, Michael A. 3

Woke, Richard E. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Harper III, James S. 4

Lanza, Guy R. 2

Robinson, Parrel R, 5

Stedham, Michael A. 2

Ward, Fraser P. 11

NORTH CENTRAL

Eobinson, Farrel R. 11

Stackhcuse, Larry L. 5

Stedham, Michael A. 1.5

NORTHEAST

Garman, Robert H. 9

Lanza, Guy R.

Stackhcuse, Larry L. 2

Woke, Richard E. lU

PACIFIC STATES

Robinson, Farrel R, 3

Stackhcuse, Larry L. 1,5

Stedham, Michael A. 1

Hoke, Richard E. 1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Stackhcuse, Larry L. II

Stedham, Michael A. ft, 5

SOOTH CENTRAL

Stedham, Michael A. 1

SOUTHEAST

Lanza, Guy R, 2

Robinson, Farrel R, 1

SnUTHHEST

Robinson, Farrel B. 2

VIROLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Manqiafico, Joseph A. 12

NORTH CENTRAL

Kirk, Billy E. 15

NORTHEAST

Manqiafico, Joseph A. 3

SOUTHEAST

Kirk, Billy E. 8

Lammers, William T. 15

NORTHEAST

Cutright, Noel J. 7

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL
EUROPE, WESTERN

Bikales, Norbert M. 1

NORTHEAST

Bikales, Norbert M. 20

WATER POLLUTION
ASIA

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. 1

NORTHEAST

Cardenas, Raul P., Jr. 12

093

T^BLE S - COnPETENCE

(BT GEOGRftPHIC F»BILIftBITY)

HATER POllOTION '""' " "^"0"

SOUTflVEST

Cardenas, Paul p., Jc. 7

HATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
AFRICA

Hagnet, Richard H. 1

ALASKA

Nyquist, David •>

ASIA

Kelley, Roger v., Jr. 1

NcGuinnesE, wiHiaro ». 7

Hagner, RicKard H. ^

CANACA, EASTERN

Cairns, Jr., John 0 25

Foerster, John H. l'

Goodland, Robert J. 3

Zalrzman, Raul
CANADA, NORTHERN

Zaltznan, Raul
CANADA, WESTERN

Zaltzman, Raul
CENTRAL AMERICA

Goodland, Robert J. ^

Zaltznan, Raul
EUROPE, EASTERN

Leonard, Raymond E. 2

EUROPE, WESTERN

Harlenan, Donald R. 1

McGulnness, uilllain V. 3

Hagner, Richard H. 5

HIGH ARCTIC

Hughes, Kent H. 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Alden, Jon C. 2

Cairns, Jr., John 20

Carr, Jerome B. ^

Dillingham, James H.
Dillingham, James H.

Foerster, John H. II

Hornberger, George H. 5

Hughes, Kent H. 1

Hagorian, Thomas R. 10

HcGuinness, William T. 9

Nelson, Charles W. 2

Nyquist, David 2

Rose, Cort D. 2

Sjolseth, Danny E. 3

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 2.5

Wagner, Richard H. 6

Wagner, Richard B. 3

Weiss, Charles M. 6

wilkins, Bruce T. 2

NORTH CENTRAL

Adrian, Donald D. 1

Alden, Jon C. 3

Burton, Gerald L. 1

Cairns, Jr. , John U

Carr, Jerome B. 1

Dillingham, James H. u

Dillingham, James fl. U

Federer, C. Anthony 5

Likens, Gene E. s

Litsky, Warren 3

Magorian, Thomas R. u

HcGuinness, William V. 1

Nelson, Charles H. 2

Riley, David P. 2

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 3

Zaltzman, Raul
NORTHEAST

Adrian, Donald D. 6

Alden, Jon C. 2

Brown, James H. Jr. 13

Carr, Jerome B. 10

Castiglione, Louis J. i*

Cunningham, Denis 2

Dillingham, James H. 7

Dillingham, James H. 7

Federer, C. Anthony 8

Foerster, John w. U

Goodland, Robert J. 1

Rarleman, Donald R. 28

Hayden, Robert P. 2

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 17

Leonard, Raymond E. 11

TABLE 5 - COBPETENCE

(BT GEOGR»PnlC FAHILIABITT)

YEARS IN FEGIOW

SATEB RESOOSCES nANAGENEUT

HORTBEAST

Likens, Gene E. 10

Litslty, Barren *

HcGulnness, Willian V. 3

Old, Barren T. Jr. 1

Wagner, Richard fl. 7

Keiss, Charles W. 3

Hestfield, James D. 5

wikstrOB, Leonard L. 6

Dillcins, Bruce T. 1*

PACIFIC STATES

Adrian, Donald D, S

Cairns, Jr., John 0.75
Cunningham, Denis
Dillingham, James H.
Dillingham, James H.

Hayden, Robert P. 1*

Hornberger, George H. 2

Hughes, Kent H. 6

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 0.5

Hagorian, Thomas R. 3

HcGuinness, William V. 1

Nelson, Charles W. 10

Nyguist, David 2

Riley, David F. «

Sjolseth, Danny E. *

Westfield, James D. 2

wikstroB, Leonard L. 6

ROCKY KODNTAIN

Brown, James H. Jr. 1

Hagorian, Thomas B. 3

HcGuinness, William ». 3

Nyquist, David »

Riley, David F. «

Wagner, Richard H. 6

Wilkins, Bruce T. 5

SE ASIA

Old, Warren T. Jr. 1

SOOTH AHERICA

Cairns, Jr., John 0.25

Foerster, John W. 0.5

Goodland, Robert J. 5

Westfield, James D. 2
Zaltzman, Raul

SOUTH CENTRAL

Burton, Gerald I. 2

HcGuinness, William T. 1

Nelson, Charles W. *

SOUTHEAST

Adrian, Donald D. 3

Brown, James H. Jr. 2

Castiglione, Louis J. 2

Kelley, Roger w., Jr. 1

Nelson, Charles W. 2

Old, Warren T. Jr. 9

Riley, David F. 3

Rose, Cort D. 10

Wagner, Richard H. 7

Weiss, Charles M. 12

Westfield, James D. 2

SOOTHWEST

Burton, Gerald L. 3

Foerster, John W. 2

Hagorian, Thomas R. *l

Riley, David F. 1

Stoneburner, Daniel L. 0.5

Wagner, Richard H, 1
Zaltzman, Raul
WATER TREATHENT

HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Dillingham, Janes H.

NORTH CENTRAL

Dillingham, James f). 1

NORTHEAST

Dillingham, James H. 7

PACIFIC STATES

Dillingham, James H.
WEED SCIENCE

NORTH CENTRAL

Weber, Jerome B. 5

SOUTHEAST

Weber, Jerome B. 10

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FABILIA RITT)

YEARS IN REGION

WETLAND ECOLOGY

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Sipple, miliao s. 3

SOUTHEAST

Sipple, Hilliam S. 1

WILDLIFE LAM ENFORCEMENT
NORTHEAST

Hester, Albert B. 5

ROCKY NODNTAIN

Hester, Albert E. i

SOUTH CENTRAL

Hester, Albert E. 3

SOUTHWEST

Hester, Albert E. i

WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Ghiselin, Jon 3, c

AFRICA

Foley, Donald D. ^

Ghiselin, Jon R. -j

Skoog, Ronald 0. 3

ALASKA

Boddicker, Major L. 0.75

Coqgeshall, Dale T. 0I25

Nyquist, David 3*

Patrick, David K.

Skoog, Ronald 0. I5

Stephenson, Don H, 1

ASIA

Evenden, Fred G. 2

Jones, Fred L. 1

Kelley, Roger w., Jr. 1

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 1

Webb, William L. 2

CANADA, EASTERN

Foley, Donald D. 1

Forbes, James E. f

Mason, Robert E. 7

Snyder, Jonas L. 2

CANADA, WESTERN

Clark, Richard J. 0.5

Schoonveld, Gene G. 0

Stutz, Sherwood S. 3

CENTRAL AMERICA

LaBastille, Anne d

EUROPE, WESTERN

Foley, Donald D. \

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 1

Webb, William L. 1

HAWAII

Schoonveld, Gene G. a

Skoog, Ronald 0. 1

Tibbs, Arthur L. 2

MICRONESIA

Fuchs, Everett H. 2

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Almand, James D, 3

Andrews, Ralph 7

Coggeshall, Dale T. 5

Crawford, Hewlette s. U

Evenden, Fred G. 9

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

Giles, Robert H., Jr. 10

Grandy, John w. , IV 2

Harlow, Richard F. 7

Hartman, Fred E. 15

Hay, Keith G. 6

Hayne, Don W. 2

Hooper, Robert G. 6

Jones, Fred L. 5

Larson, Joseph S. u

Linduska, Joseph P. 20

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Nelson, Charles W. 2

Nyquist, David 2

Patrick, David K. 2

Progulske, Donald R. 3

Rose, Cort D. 2

schemnitz, Sanford D. 2

Schulz, Arnold F. 19

Skoog, Ronald 0. 2

Smith, Robert L. 21

Spaulding, willacd M., Jr. a

Stephenson, Don W. 3

Taylor, Warren H. 20

«96

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BT GEOGBUPHIC FiHILIABITY)

YEdBS IH REGION

WILDLIFE BUNAGEHENT

HIDDLR HTLBNTIC

tfilkins, Bruce T. 2

Woodard, Donald R. 1

NOR E»ST

Harlow, Richard F. 3

NORTH CENTRAL

Andrews, Ralph 2

BoddlcVer, flajor L. "^

Crawford, Hewlette S. 7

PollBann, Erich H. 7

Forbes, James E. 3

Fuchs, Everett fl, 5

Ghiselin, Jon B. 8

fJile^, Sobert H , Jr. 3

Hayr.e, Don H. 28

Jones, Walter A. it

L^nduSlta, Joseph P. *

Louder, Dacrell E. 1

?!au*<;, i'illian W. 1

Helscn, Charles W. 2

Frogdlske, Donald R. ft

Reed, Lariny W. 5

Schemnitz, Sanford D. 2

sl<ooq, Ronald 0. 15

Snyder, Jonas L, 1

Spaulding, Willard M. , Jr. 9

Tate, Jaises *

Webb. Hilliaa L. «

NOBTHEAST

Adams, William fl- 6

Andrews, Ralph 2

Clark, Richard J. 12

Coggeshall, Dale T, ,5

Cooperrider, Allen Y- 3

Ferrigno, Fred 20

Foley, Donald D. 30

Forbes, James E, 6

Fuchs, Everett H. 1

Golet, FranV C. 5

Grandy, John «., IV 5

Hartman, Fred E, 5

Hester, Albert F. 5

Jones, Walter A. tt

Kelley, Roger W., Jr. 17

LaBastille, Anne 12

Larson, Joseph S. 9

Louder, Darrell E. 1

Nautz, William ». *

nichael, Edwin D. 3

Miller, Robert L. 1

Moore, Jerry A. 10

Old, Warren T. Jr. 1

Omland, Per A. 5

Patrick, David K. 10

ProgulsVte, Donald B. 2

Ritchie, Gary A. 2

Samuel, David E. 9

Schemnitz, Sanford D. 10

Smith, Roiert L. u

Snyder, Jonas L. 15

Spauldinc, willard M., Jr. 3

Stotz, Sherwood S. 2.5

Tate, Janes 1

Tibbs, Arthur L. 5

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 7

Vandruff, Larry W. 8

Webb, William L. 30

willtins, Bruce T. 1 u

Wood, Gene W. 9

PACIFIC STATES

Evenden, Fred G. 18

Jones, Fred L. 20

Kelley, Roger w., Jr. 0.5

Linduska, Joseph P. 1

Nelson, Charles W. 10

Nyqoist, David 2

olendorff, Richard R. 1

Ritchie, Gary A. 8

Skooq, Ronald 0. 10

Snyder, Jonas L. 1

stutz, Sherwood S. u

Tate, James 3

Tibbs, Arthur L. 0.5

COHPETENCE

(BY GE0'5BAPHIC FAMILIS RITT)

13

WILDLIFE riANAGEHENT
BOCKY MOUNTAIN

Andrews, Ralph 2

Boddicker, Ha-jor L. y

Cooperrider, Allen T. 2

Evenden, Fred G. 3

Ghiselin, Jon B. 3

Giles, Robert H., Jr.
Hay, Keith G.

Hester, Albert E. ■}

LaBastille, Anne 2

Linduska, Joseoh p. 3

Hyqulst, David U

Olendorff, Richard R. 5

Samuel, David E. y

Schoonveld, Gene G, 5

Schulz, Arnold F. 3

Tibbs, Arthur L. ()_5

wilkins, Bruce T. 5'

SE ASIA

Old, Harren T. Jr. i

SOOTH CENTRAL

Adams, ailliam H. 15

Andrevs, Ralph 5

Crawford, Hewlette s. 6

Ghiselin, Jon B. 1

Hay, Keith G. 1

Hester, Albert E. 3

Nelson, Charles H. u

Progulske, Donald R. 16

SOOTH PACIFIC

Skoog, Ronald 0. 1

SOOTHEAST

Almand, James D. 6

Andrews, Ralph 3

Banks, Roger L. 2

Cherry, Solomon T. Jr. 10

Damalas, Andinos P. ig

Ghiselin, Jon B. 1

Harlow, Richard F. lu

Rayne, Don H. 10

Kelley, Roger H., Jr. 1

Larson, Joseph S. 3

linduska, Joseph P. 3

Louder, Darrell E. 15

Mason, Robert E. q

flonschein, Tom D, 5

Nelson, Charles H. 2

old, Harren T. Jr. 9

Omland, Per A.

Reagan, Roland E. 8

Rose, Cort D. 10

Schemnitz, Sanford D. 3

Spaulding, Hillard ft., Jr. 3

Vaillancourt, Josph H. 3

Woodard, Donald H. 1

SODTHWEST

Banks, Roger L. 3

Hester, Albert E. 1

Michael, Edwin D. 9

Schemnitz, Sanford D. 3

Stephenson, Don H. 1

Tate, James 1

Woodard, Donald g. 13

ZOOLOGY VER'^EBRATE

CENTRAL AMERICA

Alperin, Richard J. 0.1

EOROPE, WESTERN

Alperin, Richard J. 0.1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Alperin, Richard J. 10

NORTHEAST

Alperin, Richard J. 0.5

YEARS IN REGION

SECTION II
RESPONDENTS FRCM OTHER NATIONS

Table 1: Respondents (Alphabetical Listing) II-2

Table 2: Index by Competence in Ecosystem Management .... 11-49

Table 3: Index by Keywords 11-59

Table 4: Index by Impact Assessment Experience 11-88

Table 5: Index by Scientific Field and Geographic Familiarity , 11-97

II-l

SECTION II
TABLE 1

RESPONDENTS (Alphabetical Listing)

II-2

RESPONDENTS
(AlPHABETICUL LISTING)

<1>

Agarwala, Shashi BD, 1919, PhD, 1-9U9,
llcrididae-DELHI-6 32U7 2

Manager Research f. Development; Dow Chemical
Co.; 1U fJolf Links; New Delhi-3, Delhi, India

PRINCIPUL FIELD: Research, development and
marketing of agricaltural chemicals
particularly pesticides

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science; Anatomy; Animal
Behavior; Entomology; Parasitology; Pest
Control

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; State government; Professional
society; United Nations; World Bank

EXPERIENCE <SS CONSDLTANT) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; State government; Professional
society; United Nations; Horld Bank

BESEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: Control of rice insect
pests with DOH Insecticides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Control of perrenial
grasses In afforestation areas

Ri;r.EARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Control of insects Of
importance to public health

;.*TEBEST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Local Government; State
government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Professional Society; International
Organizations; Dnited Nations; World Bank;
U.S. Federal Government; Other Governments
(3072)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asla(2P); Europe,
western (3)

<2>

Albright, Lawrence J., 19ai, PhD, 1967, Marine
Mlcroblology-291-3193

Biological Sciences; Simon Eraser University;
Burnaby, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Action of Organic and Metallic
Salts Upon Aquatic and Marine Microbes; Fgte
and Behavior of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in
natural Waters

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecoloqy(3); Bact eriology (3) ;
Biochemistry (1) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Microbiology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Microbe-pollutant

interactions in natural waters and sediments

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; The Nat*l Academy of Sciences; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (1898)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (U); Canada, western (6)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,30

<3>

Armstrong, Patrick P., 19ii1, PhD, 1970, Ecolooy,
022-3-63271

Geography; College of Arts and Technology;
Collier Road; Cambridge CB12AJ, England

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Application of Ecosystem Concept
in Land Use Studies and Conservation

COHPITEMCE: Agronomy(3); Agricultural Science(3);
Animal Ecology (2) ; Entomology ( 3) ;
Forestry (3) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ; Land
Use Ecology/History (1) ; Ornithology ( 1) ; Soil
Sclence(2); Systems Analysls(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Land use In Suffolk
sandllnqs: A systems approach

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Land use and environment
In southern Spain

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Land use change in natal
midlands South Africa

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (U062)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Parks, recreational facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 21 , M) ;
Africa (21, H) ; Europe, western (10, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6; S,20

TABLE 1 - RFSPONDENTS

(»LPH»BETIC»l LISTING)

Huclair, »llan N., 19U3, PhD, 1968, Plant
Kcology, 5ia-392-U652

Biology; ncGill University; PO Pox 6070;
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

PRIUCIPUL FIELD: Analysis and simulation of
ecosystems

COHPETENCE: Animal Ecoloqy(3); Aquatic

Ecology (3); Biostatistics (2) ; Forestry (3);
Limnology (3) ; Plant Ecology(l); Systems
Analysis (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecosystem analysis

8ESEARCH ACTIVITY TVO: Systems analysis of Lake
■"cxoma

Rf'^EARCH ACTI.VITY •^HREE: Management plan of
estrie region, Quebec

THTEPEST IN WORKING SITF: Local or regional

planning group; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; USDA;
AEC; DOC; CC; COE; EPA; HEW; DSDT; NSF; OST;
African; Central American: Canadian;
European, vestern; South American (3196)

TTirACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
forestry

KEFGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North

Central (U,n) ; Northeast (. 1 ,«) ; Canada,
eastern (U,M)

4»AILABILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 5; S,25

<5>

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward U., 1933, PhD, 1966,
Entomology, 605-688-6176
Entomology-Zoology; South Dakota State
University; 1809 Oerdall Drive; Brookings
57006, OS

P.EINCIPAL FIELD: Taxonomy, biology, zoogeography
of coleoptera, especially chrysomelidae

COMPETENCE: Aguatic Ecology(3): Entomology (1) ;
Pest Control (2); Population Biology(3);
systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : IBP

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biological control of
Canada thistle

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biology, ecology, control
of diptera on livestock

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Taxonomy of pachybrachis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; B.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (616)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central(7, M) ; Northeast (S) ; Southeast (3, M) ;
Europe, western (2)

<6>

Banfield, Alexander W.P., 1919, PhD, 19S2,
Zoology, U16-68U-7201

Biological Sciences; Brock Oniversity;
Glenridge; St. Catharines, CA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Northern Ecosystems with

Particular Reference to Wildlife Management

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(3); Animal Behavior(3);
Animal Ecology(l); Biostatistics (1) ;
Ornithology (3) ; Parasitology (3) ; Population
Biology (3) ; Reproductive Biology (3) ;
Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1); wildlife
Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Utility; Civic action
group; UNESCO MAB. ; IBP; Hand Biosphere;
Canadian; Smithsonian Institute

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental impact of
northern pipelines

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: James Bay hydro
development environmental impact

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Mining; Transportation;
Utility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group: International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government;
Canadian (1389)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Reservoirs/Dams;
Fish S Wildlife conservation; Pipelines

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1);
Canada, eastern (25); Canada, western (3,1);
Canada, northern (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 5; S,30-mostly
committed at present

AVATLAaiHTY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3

<7>

TSBLE 1

RESPONDBHTS
(ALPHABETICUL LISTIK'?)

<7>

Barnes, Richard S.K., 19ttii, PhD, 1967, Ecology
Departuent of Zoology; Oiii»erslty of
Canbrldge; Downing Street; Caibridge CB2 3EJ,
Dnited Kingdon

PBINCIPAl FIELD: Ecology of Brackish-waters,
especially estuaries (Inc, physiology and
taxonony of estnarlne aninals)

COMPETENCE: Anlnal BehaTior(3); Aninal

Ecology(2); Ayuatic Ecology(l); Envlronaental
Pollution (1) ; limnology (2) ; Estuarine
Science(l); Marine Biology(1);
oceanography (2) ; Plant Ecology (3);
Physiology (3) ; Systeeatlcs (2) ; Taxonoiy{2)

EXPERIEVCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Dtility

EtPERIEHCE (AS CONSOLTAMT) : Mining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Surrey of the solent

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TBO: Survey of the blackwater
estaary

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of lagoon "The
Swanpool"

MTERSST IN BORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Governnent; Other Governments (1»93)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Europe,
westem(S,H); Australia (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,5

<e>

Barrett, Reginald H., 19U2, PhD, 1971,
Zoology-8U3611

Wildlife Research; Comonwealth Scientific 8
Industrial Research Organization; P.O. Box
3121; Darwin "iTgii, Australia

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Large aamal ecology -

population dynamics - habitat relationships

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Ecology (1); Aquatic Ecology (3);
Blostatistlcs(3) ; Fishery Biology(3);
Porestry(3); Limnology (3) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Peat Control (2); Plant Ecology (2) ;
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology (1); Range
Science(l); Hildlife Management(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) :
Australian

Agriculture; OSDI;

EltPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Agriculture; Civic
action group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of introduced
ungulates, Hearst Ranch, California

RESEARCH ACTIVITY T»0: Ecology of feral hogs. Dye
Creeic Ranch, California

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Wildlife-logging
relationships. Southeast Alaska

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group:
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (761)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Fish 6 Wildlife conservatior

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) ; Pacific

States(S,M) ; North Central(l); Alaska(1,M):
Australia (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,10

<9>

Bates, Thoaas E., 1926, PhD, 1961, Soil
Fertility, 519-82U-1120

Land Resource Science; Oniversity of Guelph;
Guelph, Ontario N1G2W1, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluation of Nutrient

Reguirements of Crops Including Toxicity of
Non Nutrient Elements

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(l); Agricultural Science(l);
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Soil Science(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : African; Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) ; Agriculture; Civic
action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Land disposal of sewage
sludge

RBSEAHCR ACTIVITY TWO: Land reclamation

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governaent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Governaent; Other Governments (1299)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Highways; Tailings, spoils disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(3); Southwest (1) ; North Central (3) ;
Southeast (1) ; Africa (5) ; Canada, eastern (10, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3 (10« of
year)

RE«;pnNDE')TS
(AIPHIBETICAL IISTIHR)

<10'>

lelrne, Bryan P., 1918, PhD, 1911, Entomology,

fiO"-291-370S

Piological Sciences Dept , ; Simon Eraser

nnivprsity: Burnahy, Canada

PRINriPAL FTELH: Pest Flanagement, Biological
Control, Insect System^tics

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) :

Entomology (1) ; Forestry (3); Pest Control (1);
";ystei!iatics(2) ; Taxono«y (2)

EXPEPIENCE («S EIPIOTEE) : Canadian

EXPEPIEHCP (AS COHSOLTANTl : Manufacturing;
Professional society; United Nations;
Canadian: European, western

<12>

Bewley, Derek J., 1913, PhD, 1968, Plant
Physiology, Ii03-28u-6fl23

Department of Biology; Oniyersity of CalTary;
Calgary, Alberta T2N1Na, Canada

PRIHCIPAL FIELD: Plant biochemistry, plant
physiology, plant growth and development

ConPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Anatomy,
(Plant) (3) ; Biochemistry (1) ; Genetics ( 3) ;
Plant Ecology(3); Physiology, (plant) (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Piochemical ecology of
lower plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY tmo: Seed dormancy and
germination

SESE«RCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evaluation of biological
control

■"■SEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Evaluation of Canadian
Agricultural pests

RESEARCH ACTIVITY thheE: Parasites r. predators of
orcliard pests

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THHEE: Role of initiation
factors in protein synthesis

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations: ti.s. Federal
Government; Other Governments; European,
eastern (U06)

TNTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;
Conservation or 5^cientific Group;
International oroanizations; U.S. Fef^eral
'Government; Other f^overnments (651)

GEOGPADHTC FAMILIARITY (TPAPS) : Canada,
eastern ( 1 *^ , M) ; Canada, western (6 , H) ;
Ireland(11 ,n|

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Arctic Management

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle

Atlantic(2,M) ; Canada, western (2, M) ; Arctlc(M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,20

<11>

Bpnson, Crandall A., 19U1, MS, 1969, Plant
Anatomy, 705-U72-95S0

Trout Mills Chief Ranger; Ministry of Natural
Pesources; Box 3070; North Bay; Ontario,
Canada

PPTNCIPAL FTEID: Anatomy of trees and forest
manaaemen t

COMPETENCE: >natomy(H; Fntomology (3) ;

Forestry (1); Genetics (3); Pest Control (3);
Plant Ecology (3); Plant Pathology (3) ;
Physiology (2) ; Soil Science(3); Taxonomy(3)

<13>

Fillings, William H. , 1927, BS, 1951, Soil
Conservation, 503-7";2-a211
Soil Conservation USDA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Use of plants general
conservation uses

COMPETENCE: AgronoBy(l); Agricultural Science(3);
Animal Ecology (3) ; Animal Husbandry (3) ;
Aquatic Ecology(3); Forestry (3) ; Genetics(3);
Horticulture (3) ; Limnology (3) ; Plant
Ecology(3); Range Science(3); Soil
Science(3); Taxonomy(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; USDA

EXPERIENCP (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; Prov.
government; Canadian; Provincial

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Assessment of yellow birch
regeneration by treatment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of C.I. P. mill
closure on Ontarian wood producers

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: "ffect of urea
fertilizer on blacV spruce regen.

INTEREST IB WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation and Scientific
Group; International Organizations; U.S.
Federal Government; other Governments (1096)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Watershed, forest, range; Water supply; Vater
quality control; shoreline protection

GFOGRAPFIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (3,11) ;
Canada, eastern (1 ,M) ; Canada, western (1);
Canada, northern (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PER MONTH): A, 15; S,15;
Subject to ministry approval

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Mine revegetion

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Sand dune stab.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Shoreline reveg.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Civic
action group; Conservation group:
Professional society; The Institute of
ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; International Organizations; COE; Other
Governments (U71)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture:
Forestry: Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Beach nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Shoreline protection; Fish 6
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (6); North central (15)

EFSPONDENT?;
(UPHRBETICBL LISTINf!)

"liss, Lawrence C. , 192"), PhD, 1956, Plant
Ecology, U03-U32-U02fi
r>ept . of Botany; University' Alberta;
Pdoontor, Alberta, Canada

PPTNCTPAl FIELD: Arctic and alpine plant ecology
and arctic ecosystem and, perturbation studies

"COMPETFHCE: Envi ronnental Pollution ( 1) ; Plant
Fcoloqy(l); Physiology (2)

EXPEPIPNCE rAS CONSOLTANT) : Hining; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Arctic environmental
management Panarctic oils

RFSEAPCH ACTtVTTY TWO: Arctic enyironment al
management survey

RP!!EARrH ACTIVITY THRFE: Environmental protection
board

INTEREST 1» WCRKING WITH: Mining; 'transportation;
Utility; professional society; The Institute
of Ecology (TIB) ; The National Academy of
Sciences; International organizations; COF;
FPA; NSF; OST; Canadian (3157)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Parks, recreational
facilities; Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed,
forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
StatesC); Rocky Mountain (1); North
Central CJ, M) ; Northeast (2, M) ; Middle
AtlanticO); Cana-la, western (S,M) ; Canada,
northern (M); New Zealand (1)

AVAILABTLI"'Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2-1; S,S

<1':>

Bouqhton, Glenn P., 1931, MS, 1956, Plant
Sreeding, 30f-Se6-ilo9e

Agronomist; Canada Agriculture; Regina
Research Station; Box UUO; Regina,
Saskatchewan, Canada

<16>

Boyd, John C, 1910, PhD, 1973, Fishery Biology,

021-23-3im

Lab D' Hydrobiologi e; Fed. Inst, Hater

Resources (Zurich) EAWAG; Rue Cesar-^'nux 3 J;

Lausanne; Vaud 100S, Switzerland

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquatic ecology (animal) of
waters fertilized by human wastes

COMPETENCP: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EypERlBNCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government; lUC"!;
AEC; NSF; European, western

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; Civic action group;
Conservation group: TOON

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology Of perch of Lac
Leman

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Internal temperatures
Antarctic penguins

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Arthronod ecology Cape
Horn Islands

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Governaent; conservation or Scientific Grouji;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (T^fl2)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Hater Resource Development (GENL* ;
Watershed, forest, range; Hater quality
control; Lake Eutrophy

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Middle
Atlantic(U); AlasV a (0. 2S) ; Europe,
western (U, H) ; South America (0. S) ;
Antarctic( 1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,3C

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Seed Purification f- Increase of
Cereals and Oil Seeds, includes Winter
Increase in California

COMPETENCE: Aqronomyd',; Agricultural Science(3):
Genetics (3); Pest Control (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; State
government: Professional society: Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Seed increase - new
varieties - winter in California

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Variety verification of
pedigreed seed stocks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Conservation group; World Bank;
OSDA; COE; EPA (9S7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (1) ;
Canada, western (17)

TABLE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(ftLPH&BETICAL LISTINRl

<n>

Braveman, Norman S., 1901, PhD, 1971, Psycholocj),
709-753-1200

Psychology; Henorial Dniversity of
Newfoundland; Elizabeth ftve. ; St. John's;
Newfoundland, CR

PRINCIPAL FIELD: The study of sensory development
and learning processes in adult forms

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(l); Biostatlst Ics (3) ;
Genetics(2); Animal Sensory Capacities (1) ;
Animal Learning (1)

i^TPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): State government;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Discrimination learinq in
rats and guinea pigs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Entomology expert Hungary

INTEREST IN WORKING HITH: Agriculture;

Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) : The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; DSDA; other Governments (155U)

inPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (9, H); Southwest (7 ,M) ; Middle
Atlantic (3); Europe, eastern (0 . 25) ; Europe,
western (0. S)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S , ■>

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Barpressing in guinea pigs
and rats

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Bait-Shyness in guinea
pigs

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture:

Transportation; Local or regional planning
group; Civic action group; Conservation
group; The Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; United Nations:
USDA; COE: HEW; NSF; DOT; Canadian (1732)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
states(U) ; North Central (2); Canada,
eastern (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S , 30

<1fl>

Butt, Billy A., BS, 1953, Entomology
Division of Research Laboratories;
International Atomic Energy Agency; Karntner
Ring 11 P.O. fiU5; Vienna A-1011, Austria

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Non-chemical methods of insect

control, sterile male technigue and attractant

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (2) ;
Entomology (1) : Pest Control (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : United Nations; OSDA;
European, western

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Dnited Nations;
Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: In charge of research lab.
entomology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TSO: In charge of entomology
research lab.

<19>

Canzonier, Baiter J., BS, 1957, Biology

Stazione Idrobiologica, C.P. 101; 3015
Chioggia (VB) , Venezia, Italy

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biology of commercial bivalve
molluscs

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): European, western

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Construction;
Manufacturing: Utility; County or city
government; State government; Civic action
group; COE; HFH; USDI; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Various aspects of

parasitic diseases in oyster populations

PESEABCR ACTIVITY TWO: Bacterial and viral
contamination of bivalve shellfish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Consulting on design and
construction of shellfish depuration plant

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Utility; Local
Government; Professional society: The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The National
Academy of Sciences; United Nations; World
Bank; lUCN; USDA; AEC; USDC; CC; COE; EPA;
HEW; HUD; OSDI; NSF; OST; Other Governments
(3U91)

IMPACT ASS'ESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (genl) : Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Reservoirs/Dams; Canals/Channels;
Fish f. Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 1 1) ;
Asia (less than 1); Europe, western (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6; S,6

BFSPONDBHTS
(ALPHABE^TCftL LISTI>n)

<20>

Castellano, i^liseo, 191:1, BSc, 1966, Biology

Biology: Oniversidad De Los Andes, Merlda,

lerlda, IT.

PRINCIPAL FIELO: Production Ecology

cnMPETENCE: Aquatic Fcology(2); Plant Ecology (1);
Systemat ics (2)

EXPERIENCE (A? EPiPLOYEE) : Local or regional
planning group; *^outh Awerican

rjXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAHT) : Locsl or regional
planning; South American

RESEARCH ACTVTTY ONE: Ecological Survey Tropical
Mountains

TNTFREST IN WORKING WI^H: Private Sector: Local
Government; Professional Society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE); The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations: U.S. Federal Government; Other
':overnments (3978)

VEOGEAPHIC FAMILIARITV (YEARS) : Europe,
western (1) ; South America (3, B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,2S; S,25

<22>

Choi, Chung-Il, 1QU0, f"S, 19T0, OiTe sinography ,
902-U2U-3S^8

Institute of oceanography; nalhousie
Hniversity; Oxford St.; Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Phytoplankt on production and
non-living organic matter dynamics

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists Ifi or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Non-living organic matter
dynamics in deep ocean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological studies of
inshore waters of Atlantic Canada

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Phytoplanton production
and extra-cellular release

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: International

Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; OthtT
Governments (B82)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia(l): Canada,
eastern C^, M)

<21>

Chevalier, John R. , 19U7, MS, 1971, Fisheries,
e07-223-23Ul

Ministry of Natural Resources; Box 6U0;
Pryden, Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fishery Population Parameters
and Community Relationships

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3); Anatomy (3) ; Animal
Ecology (3); Aquatic Ecology (2);
Biostatistics (2) ; Entoiology ( 3) ; Fishery
Biology (1) ; Environmental Pol lut ion (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Ornithology (3) ; wildlife
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Manufacturing;
Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fisheries biologist

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Aquatic biologist

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government: Other Governments (7*^2)

<23>

Chorney, Peter, Jr., 19U6, BS, 1972, Fisheries
US Peace Corps; Philippines Fisheries
Commission; Lucap Alaminos, Philippines

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Culture of Fish in Brackish and
Freshwater Ponds

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); "ishery Piology(2'

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Asian; Peace Corps

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTAN'') : Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Improved method of
millcfish culture

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; State
government; Conservation or Scinetlflc Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments; Asian (3S12)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia(O.S,M)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1);
Northeast (2) ; Canada, western(1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,1

IPSPONDENTS
(MPHABE'ICAI, LISTING)

10

<2U>

ChoM'lhry, Inayat D. , 1928, ns, 1969,
Forestr7-996-8'i67

Planning and Dpvplopment ; P6rest Service; 2
Panda Ro?d; Lahore; VJest Pakistan, Pakistan

PUmciPUL FIELD: Planning and evaluation of

resource development with least environment
pollution

cnrPFTENCE: ftgricultural Science (2) ; ftnimal

Behavior (?) ; ftnimal Ecology(2); Feces try (1) ;
Fnvironmental Pollution (2) ; wildlife
nanagement (1)

EXPE'tTENCF (AS EdPLOYEE) : Conservation group;

United Nations; World Bank; lUCN ; OSDA; COB;
EPft; IISDI; NSF; AID; Asian; African;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western; South American

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOITANT) : United Nations; llorld
Bank; TUCN; OSDA ; COE ; FPA; DSDI; NSF ; MB;
Asian; African; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American

RESEARCH ACTTVTTY ONE: uild boar in West Pakistan

Rf^EARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pesticides and production
problems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Development and
environtrent conservation

INTEREST IV WORKING WITH: Conservation group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (17U6)

IMPACT ASSFSSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Parks, recreational facilities:
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Watershed, forest, range; Fish f. Wildlife
conservat ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAKIIIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific States;
Asia; Europe, eastern

AVAILUBILITY (DAYS PER HONTH) : A, 20; S,0

<2";>

Christie, Bertram R., 1933, PhD, 19S9, pianf
Breeding, SI"-"?!!- u120

Crop Science; 'Iniversity of Tuelph; Guelph;
Ontario »TG 2WI, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Breeding perennial forage snecies

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3); Anatomy (3);
Biostatistics (2) ; Genetics(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; State
government; Professional society; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Development of hybrids in
forage crops

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Evaluation of breeding for
crop guality

PESEARCH ACTIVITY THBFE: Development of
commercial plant breeding

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Grou(j;
International Organization; U.S. Federal
Government : Other Governments (3S6S)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (3);
Canada, eastern (13 , M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<2fi>

Clark, William C, 19U8, BA, 1971, Ecology,
60U-22e-2368

Oniversity British Columbia; Inst. Resource
Ecology; Vancouver 8, CA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Modeling, analysis of ecosystem
processes for use by planners, nolicy makerr

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Atiuatic

Ecology(3); Population Biology (1); Soil
Science(2); Systems Analysis(l); Water
Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): COE; USDI; Fod:GSA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city
government; COE; Fed:GSA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Systems resilience in
water resource planning

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Review of

resource/environment training progress

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''HREE: Information flow In New
York city's EPA

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (SeS)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Water Resource Development (Gen 1)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Canada, western(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,S

TABLF 1 - RESPONDENTS

(RLPHABETICUL MSTTNG)

<2''>

ropn, Rerald H,, 1939, Phn, 1970, Aqronomv,

U03-(i32-S6''0

Research Scientist; Soil Research Institute;

Canada Dept, Agriculture; Soil Survey;

nniversity of Alberta; Edmonton, t'BG 2F1,

Alberta, Canada

FPIvciPRL FT^LD: Soil genesis, classification,
survey

cnMPETENrE: Aaronomy (2) ; Agricultural Science(3);
Soil Science(l)

FypEPIHNCT; (A<^ EMPLOYED): State government;
Canadian

EXPFPTEVCE (AS COMSOLTANT) : County or city
governmpnt

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Soil and Innd

classification of Waterton Lakes National Park

INTERFST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; n.S. Federal
(Government; other fiovernments (890)

GEOGRAPHIC FAniLIAPITY (YEAPS): Northeast (Ul;
Canada, vestern (5,f1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

Colby, Pet.^r J., 1933, Phn, 1<if6, Fi sh.-r i*--
BioLogv, R07-767-3O12

Fish *■■ Wildlife Research; Ministry of «.if'irAl
Re-^ourres; Box 89; Thunder Ray P; nntrtrin,
Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Respon5;p of fish 'ind fish
communities to environ raontal str'»*:s

cnriPETE»lCE: Aquatic Ecoloqy(ll; ri.vhrry

Riology(3) ; Environmental Polluti on (7)

EXPRRIi^MCE (AS KMPLOYEF) : AEC; FPA

RESEARCH ACTIVTTY ONE: Response of alewives »-o
environmental stress

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect o*^ tern p.-ra tu ro of
survival and development of Cisco

RESEARCH ACTIVITY -^HREE: Survival of ualley*' on
wood fiber sludge deposits

INTERi^ST TN WORKING WITH: Utility; Local or
re'^ional planning group; The Institute of
Ecology (TIF) ; The Nat • 1 Academy of Scienros
T^RC; United Nations; U.S. Federal
Government; Canadian; European, westfrn ( ^ ' 7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT FXPERTFNCE: Energy

conversion/production; Fish F, Wildlife
conservation

<28>

Colby, Peter J., 1933, PhD, 1966, Fisheries

Piology, 807-7^7-3912

Fish e Wildlife Research; Ministry of Natural

Resources; Box 89; Thunder Bay P, Ontario,

Canada

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (V^ARS) : North
Centra I (17, M) ; Canada, eastern (1 .5i

AVAILftBILTTY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,?

PRINCIPAL FTFL^: Response of fish and fish
communities to environmental stress

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(l); Fishery

Bioloqv(3) ; Environmental Pollution (2) ;
Limnology ( 1) ; Physiology ( 1) ; Population
Biology (1) ; Reproductive Biology (1)

EXPERIENCE fAS EMPLOYED) : Environmental
Protection Agency

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Response of alevives to
envir on mental stress

RFSEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of temperature on
survival and development of cisco

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Survival of walleyes on
wood fiber sludge deposits

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Otility; State

government; The Institute of Ecology (TIF) ;
The National Academy of Sciences; United
Nations; University of Michigan; O.S. Federal
Government; Canadian; European, western (''03)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Fish 6 wildlife
conservation

GFOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North
Central (17,M> ; Canada, eastern (1 .5)

AVAILABILI'^Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; 5,?

RRSPONOEMT'S
(ALPHABETICAL LTSTINr^)

rolenan, DereV J., l^UU, phn. 1973, Pi.arr\ino»
S19-7UU-2U01

General Manager; Fcologistics Limited; RPl;
Kitchener, Ontario ^2^^34*7, Canada

T'PINCI^AL FTFLD: The application of ecological
principles to regional and resource planning

CO'iPE'^^NrE: Agricultural Science (3); Forestry(lj:

Plant Ecology(3); Soil Science(3); Hater
Resources nanaqement (3) ; Wildlife
Management (3)

rxPERIFNCE (AS EflPLOTEE) : Agriculture

EXPERIENCK (A? CON -, MLTAM^) : Construction;

■transportation; County or city governaent;
Local or regional planning group; State
govp'-nmf-n t ; rivic ac+ion group; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Economics of rural land use

BESRAPCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological analysis of
Waterloo County

R«;SEARCH ftC^TVTTY "^HREF: Ecological approach to
regional planning

TMTEPEST T»J vORKTNr, wtt-h: Private Sector; Local
GovernruFnt; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Canadian; European, eastern;
European , western ('*38)

irPRCT A?SE<^snENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry: Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion; Water Resource
Development (qenl) ; Watershed, forest, range;
Pish r. wildlife conservation; Orban
Development

CP^GPAPHIC FAPIILTAPI'T'Y (YEARS) : Canada,
eastern f ^, M)

AVMIABILITY (DAY"^ PER MONTH): A , 30

Cyr, Andre, igti^l, PS, 1^72, Bioloqy, <^ m-7 33-'"-Q;"-
Biology Department; (iniversity of 1on*r»^al;
38 Sun set Avonu*^; Montreal 2^7, Oiifbrr, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pird Population studi^c; in

Forests New Montreal Inter national Air port
Area

COMPETENCE: Anatorny(3); Animal Behavior ( 3) -,

Animal Ecology (3); Piostatistics (3) ; Pi^-ht-rv
Rioloqy(2); Orni thology ( 1) ; Plant Ecoloqyfll;
population Bi'jlngy (?) ; Systems tics (3) ;
Taxr>nomy (3) ; Wildlife Ma nagement (3>

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canalian

PE'^EH'^rH ATTIVTTY ONE: Ecology Birds Airport
Mont re a 1

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Migration ^lyway of Shor*--
Birds Eastern-Quebec

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREF: North America Breeding
Bird Survey

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Governnent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (?8S)

GEOGRAPHIC FA1ILTARTTY (YEAR*:) : Canada,
eastern (1 , M)

AVATLABTLITY (DAYS PEP MON-^Hl : A,S

<3 2>

Czuba, Margaret A., 19U7, mSc, 1972,
flotany-Pollution
Dept. of Botany; Toronto; Ontario, ')S

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant physiology and soil

stud i.es especial ly heavy metal and other
environnental pollution

COMPETBNCF: Agronomy (2) ; Agricultural Science{2);
Environmental Pollution (1); Horticiilttire(2);
Plant Ecology(l); Physiology (2) ; Soil
Science ( 2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY 0»JF: Interactions of
environmental pollutants in plants

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Heavy metal studies in
plants and soils

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THRFF: Cytological studies of
floral primordia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
local Government; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Acadeiry of Sciences;
United "at ions; USDA; AEC; COE; DOD; EPA;
HEH; NSF; OST; Asian; African; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western (2 3l(i)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticide*;,
herbicides; Irrigation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YFARS) : Canada,
eastern (^,M)

TABLF 1 - RPSPOMDENTS

(ALPHABETICHI, LISTING)

13

<31>

Das, Jlsln P., 1932, PhD, 1972, Fish 6 Fisheries
Senior Lecturer in Zoology; n.B.B. College
Agartala, Agartala, Trlpura ( ||,

Tripara, India

PRINCIPAL FIFLD: Histo-Borphology 6

hist o-chemistcy of the digestive organs of
teleostean fishes

COnPETENCE: Aniaal Ecology(l); Biocheeist ry (2) ;
Fishery Biology (11; Nutrition (3)

VFSEAFCH ACTIVIT? "NE: Studies on the digesive
system of a CHACA CRACA

PESEARCR ACTIVITY TBO: Studies on the digestive
organs of OnPOK PIHACDlATtl<;

RESEARCH ACTIVITT THREE: Hlsto-Borphology and
cytology of the pancreas of some teleostean
Hshes

INTEREST IN WORKING VITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (^13)

I"PACT ASSESSnENT EXPERIENCE: Fish 6 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABILUPITT (TEARS) : Asia

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER (lONTH) : A, 12; S , 3"

<3tt'»

yiasmann, Raymond P., 1919, PhB, 19SU, Zoology,
021-715U13

Research - Planning; lOCN; 1110 florges
Switzerland

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Analysis of maminal behavioral-
ecology in relation to habitat

cnnpFTFNCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

rxPERIi;NCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : Conservation group; lOCN

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; professional society; The
Natl Academy of Sciences INRC; Dnited Bank;
nsDl

INTFREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action aroup; Conservation group;
Professional society; TIB; The Natl Academy
of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; Other
Government (2119)

THPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilties; Dredging, filling;
Canals/Channels; Watershed, forest, range;
Fish r. wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(13): niddle Atlantic(3); Southeast (1) ;
Africa(2); Europe, western (3)

<3^>

Davies, Gordon S, , 1933, PhD, Ecology,
"^ig-BBS-UI 1, E«t. 32Sfi
Ian-Environment Studies; University of
Waterloo; Faculty Fnv. Studies; Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada

COnPETBNCE: Animal Ecology (1); Aguatic

Ecology(l); Fishery Biology(2); Forestry(2);
^Environmental Pollution (2) ; Limnology (2) ;
Marine, Blology(l); Population Biology (2):
Systems Analysis (2); Water Resources
Banagement (1) ; wildlife nanagement (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONt^ULTANT) : Construction; state
government; Conservation group; Canadian;
European, western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: An approach to
environmental impact assessment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Industrial impact on
coastal zone environment

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental impact
management workshops

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Utility: State

government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations: U.S. Fede^ral
Government; Other Governments (3782)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Forestry; Water
Resource Development (Genl)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

states(u,M); Africa(2); Canada, eastern (7, M) ;
Canada, western (3, M)

»VAIIABILI"Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A,
months summer)

S,22 (5

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,?

<16>

14

RESPOHDENTS
(HIPHUBETICAL tISTING)

<f6>

Davis, Stuart G., 1938, US, 19fi8, narine biology
Tdaon Tnc. : R. Barques De Olina 16: Rio De
.■Janeiro, Brazil

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fisheries fflanageient both
econoBic and biological

COPPETENCE: Bnimal Ecology (2): Fishery

Biology(2): Coastal tone Manaqement (2) ;
i^arlne Ploloqy(H; Oceanography (2) ;
Population Biology(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : State governaent

■EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Local or regional
planning group; Fisheries; South Aaerlcan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fisheries nanaqement
consultant - sardines

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TMO: Coastal zone manageient
for California t sea grant

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Commercial fisheries -
food of commercial fish

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Transportation;
Otility; Fisheries: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (352)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish resource
management

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIAPITY (YEARS): Pacific
statGs(R) ; Asia(1); South America (1)

<3''>

Oesgranges, Jean-Luc, 1919, BSc, 197U, Ecology of

Birds, U03-U33-U508

Department of Zoology: University of Alberta;

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population ecology of birds in
relation with plant succession

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3) ; Animal

Ecology (2); Ornithology (1) ; Plant Ecology (3);
Population Bioloqy(2); Taxonomy(3); Wildlife
Hanaqemen t f 3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population study of birds
of La Mauricie National Pari;, Quebec

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Birds of Porillon National
Park, Quebec

INTEREST IN WORKING wi-H: Private Sector; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government: other Governments (232M)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Parks,
recreational facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Canada,
eastern (0. s, M) ; Canada, «estGrn(1)

<38>

Dorney, Robert S., 1928, PhD, 1959, 519-7U"-r,S20

Ecoplans Ltd.; 12tt Amos Ave.; "aterloo,

Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systems ecology related to urban
and urbanizing regions

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (1); Aquatic

Ecology(2): Forestry ( J1) ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Immunology (2) ; Ornithology (2) ;
Parasltoloqy (1) : Plant Ecology (3); Populition
Biology(2); Systems Analysis(l); Taxonomy(l);
Veterinary Science (2) ; Water Resources
Management (3) : Wildlife Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): OAS; Central American;
South American

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Construction; Country
or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government: civic
action group; The Institute of Ecology (tie) ;
Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE
ecology P' design

lltica SONY campus,,
RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: U06 Highway impact study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: nkvari County

TH: Private Sector;
ruction; Manufacturing;
t ion ; Utility; Local

or city government; Local
ng group; State government;
; Conservation group;
ty; The Institute of
National Academy of
ional Organizations; tinited
k; lUCN; OAS; U.S. Federal
1 American; Canadian: South

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (1); North Central (13, H) ; Canada,
eastern (5, H) ; South Amerlca(5)

INTEREST IN UORKINf^ UT'

Agri. Cult ure; Const

ninlnq; Trans port a

Government ; County

or regional planni:

Civic action group

Professional socie

Ecology (TIE) ; "^he

Science?; ; Internat

Nations; Horia Ban

Governnent ; Centra

Haerlcan (U50)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A. 7:

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,31

TABLE 1 - PESPOMDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

Douqlas, George W. , 1939» PhD, 1973, Plant
PIcoloqy, a03-tl32-5S16

nept . Botany; 'Jnivcrsity Alberta; Edmonton,
Alberta "^ec 2E9, CA

Dunham, navid W., 193fl, PhD, l^fiu, Vfrtobrite
Zoology, ui6-a87-07m

Tooloqy; University of Toronto; 2^^ Harboti
Street; Toronto S, Canada

PRINCIPAL FTETD: Plant community ecology -

structure, dynamics, com posit ion; Taxonomy,
pedology of

COMPETENCE: Biochemistry (3); Bio statistics (31;
Forestry(?); Plant Ecology(l); Soil
*^ciGnce(3) ; Syst^'tnatics (3) ; TaxonoBiy(2)

EXPEPIFNCE i\S CONSULTANT): State government; OSDI

RESEAPCH ACTIVITY ONE: Revegetaticn of damaged
areas. Cascade Pass, Wash.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Alpine-Subalp Ine
Communities, Cascade Range, HA

RESEARCH ACT'TVTTY THREE: Natural Research area
survey

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
U.S. "ederal Government; Canadian (539)

GFOGFAPHIC F A "I LI AP I-^Y (YEARS) t Pacific
StatesC^,^)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,20

PRINCIPAL ^lELD: Vertf^brat*^ locial bphavitir and
animal coram unicati on

COMPFTENCF: Anisal Pehavior(l); Aquatic
Ecology(3) ; Biosta tisticT ( 3) ; Marin**
Biology(3) ; Ornithology ( 1>

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: 'Social stimuli and n".-;!
building in the zebra finch

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of Agonistic
Displays in harbus stolxckanus

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Parental behavior of
COPEINA ARNOLDI

INTEREST IS WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Govern ment; Conservation or Scientific Groii";
International Organizations; U.S. Fp>dpral
Government; Other Governments (700)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor t heast ( "^ , fl) ;
Hawaii; Canada, ea'^ter n (Pi , H> ; Europ'=',
vestern(2,M); South Atnprica

AVAIIABILI'^Y (DAYS PER MONTH); A,l-U; S,l-30

<U0>

Duffey, Robert R., I93ft, MS, 1962, Microbiology,
mfi-2S9-2321

Microbiology Laboratory; G. H. Wood G Co.,
Ltd.; P.O. Box 3U; Toronto, Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbiology, environmental

sanitation especially as related to hospital
and industrial sanitation and food processing
sanitation

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONF: Consultation to hospitals,
food processing , food handling Industries

RESEARCH ACTIVITY -^WO: Mastitis Control

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Immunological

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; U.S.

Federal Government; Other Governments (Hm9)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Water quality
control; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain(2); North Central(5); Canada,
eastern (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<U2>

Eidt, Douglas C, 192R, PhD, iqS''., nioloqv,
506-i;5S-6621

Environment; Canadian Forestry 'Service;
Pcedericton, CA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Insect Taxonomy ind Pionomicn

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (3); Anatomy C);
Animal Behavior(2); Animal Ecology'?);
Aguatic Ecology(2); Fn tomolo^y ( 1) ;
Forestry (3) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (31 ; Pest Control (3); Phyf^iolo'i v ( 7) ;
Sygtematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : United -Rations: Canadian

EXPEOIFNCE (AS CONSULTANT): Professional society;
African

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: TemperatUTP and
development of spruce bud worn

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Bionomics and taxonomv of
web- spinning sawf 1 ies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Survey of insect-s in
forest nurseries

INTEREST IN WOBKINn WITH: Private Sector; Loc;^. I

Govern Rent; Conservation or Scientific Gro'ip;
Conservation qroup; Profess ion a 1 society ;
International Organizations; United Nations;
U.S. Federal Government; oth'^r novrnioents
(1688)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIEKCE: Forestry;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Africa M . ■= ) ;

Canada, eastern ( 1ti.'i,M) ; Canada, western (*".)

AVATLABILrrY (DAYS PEP ^lONTH) : A, 21; S,21

(ALPHABKTTCAL IISTIVG)

Ellis, DereV. v., 1930, PhD, 19'^7, Marine Ecology,
60U-U77-U-!fi6

Dept. of Biology; University of Victoria;
Victoria, British Cclumbia, Canada,

PRINCIPAL FIELT: Marine Pollution Monitoring
Proarams Mine, Industrial, Domestic

COMPETEHCE: Ornithology; Mater Besources
Management

EXPEPIENCF (AS EMPLOYE") : Canadian

EXPERIEICF (AS CONSULTANT): Manufacturing;

Mining; County or city government; Local or
regional planning group; State governmept ;
Civic action group

BPSEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Victoria district trunjt
sewers

<(»5>

Fall, Michael W., 1i5U2, MA, 1966, Biology

AID Programs Rodent Ctr, ; nSDI/USATn Denver
Wildlife Res. Ctr.; USSID/Phllippi ties ; APO
San Francisco 96S28, Philippines

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and control of
vertebrate pests

COBPETFIICE: Agricultural Science(3); Primal
Behavior (2) ; Animal Ecology(1);
EntOKOlogy (3) ; Pest Control (2); Plant
Ecology(3); Population BiologY(2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : USr.T; AID

INTEREST IN UORKINC HITH: U.S. Federal Rovernment
(332)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Utah Mines ltd. marine
monitorina

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Crofton pulp mill marine
monitoring

Tti'^EREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Croup:
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1393)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Ger.l) ;
Hater Quality control; Fish S Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Canada,

western (1 u, M) ; Canada, northernC^); Europe,
western C)

AVAILABIIT'^Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 10; S , 30

<UU>

Falanruw, Marjorie v.c, 19U3, MA, 1969, Biology
Dept. Health Serv. Staff Ecologist; U.S.
Trust Territory; Environmental Protection
Board; P 0 Box 21*;; Yap w. Caroline Is., US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ethnobiology of Micronesia

COMPETENCE: Plant Ecology (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city

government: Local or regional planning group;
State government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Flora of the northern
Mariana Islands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Herpetofauna of Guam

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ethnobotany of Yap

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing;
Mining; Transportation; Utility; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; U.S. Trust Terr, of the Pacific
Islands (3187)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Hawaii (1);
Micronesia (7,M)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (1); Northeast (7, M) ; Asia (2, H)

<«6>

Fanning, Leonard M., 19Uf, RSc, 197C, Zoology,

60U-731-1'i06

117*^ Cypress St.; Vancouver; British

Columbia, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Effects of Heavy Metal
Contamination on Macrofauna

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS CONTULTAN'') : Manufacturing;

Mining; Ptility; county or city government;
Conservation group; Professional society;
EPA; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: FMC of Canada LTD
environmental study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological S chemical
monitoring of mine wastes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Environmental monitoring
of Tasu sound

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sertor; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Govern««nt; Other i;overn»ents (U07f;)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Soil erosion;

Tailings, spoils disposal; Dredging, filling;
Navigation; Hater guality control; "ish <:
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (1); Canada, eastern (i , H) ; Canada,
western (3, M) ; Canada, northern (1 ,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,2

EESPONDKNTS
(HLPHABETICIM LISTING)

17

<U7>

Fischer, David »., 1937, PhD, 1968", Fesoarces,
^19-B8';-1211

Han- rnvironment Studies; Oniversit-.y of
Baterloo; Oniversity Avenae; Baterloo,
Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPSl FIBID: Resource and environiBental
planning and policy

ConpSTENCE: Agricultural Science (3); Forestry (2) ;
Environnental Pollution (2) ; Syste»s
Analysis (2\ ; narine Bioloay(3); Mater
Resources Management ( 1) ; Wildlife
flanagcnent (2)

EIPERIENCE (AS CONSniTAHT) : local or regional
planning group: state governient;
Conservation group; OFCD; Canadian; European,
western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Environmental aspects of
water nanageaent decisions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY tho: Environien tal lipact
nanagement wcrXshops

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Industrial iapact on ,
coastal 7one environoent

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Otility; State

government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations: O.s, Federal
Government: Other Governaents (3761)

THPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture:
Airports: Forestry: Parfcs, recreational
facilities; Mater Resource Development (GENL)

GEOGRAPHIC PAfllLIAPITY (YEARS): Pacific
Statesd) : Rocky Mountain (3, H) : North
Central(2,H) ; Northeast (2,11) ; Southeast (3) ;
Canada, eastern (3, H) ; Europe, western (1,H)

AVAHABlllTY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A,"); S,20 (^ month
summer)

<I19>

Poscolos, Anthony E., 1930, PhD, 1966, Clay
Mineralogy, <103-2Bit-Ono

Energy nines f. Resources; Geological Survey
of Canada; 3303 33 Street; Calgary; Alberta
■r2l2A7, CA

PRIMCIPAL FIELD: Research in clay mineralogy,
soil science and inorganic chemistry, x-ray
differential analysis chen. theraod.

COMPETENCE: Forestry (3) ; Soil Science(l);
Sediment Geology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Canadian; Greece

BESEAPCB ACTIVITY ONE: Analysis of silicates by
atom absorp spectroscopy

FESEASCH ACTIVITY TWO: Analysis of carbon and
sulphur in ainerology and rocks

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Interchange reaction
rate of H* on 2:1 clays

IRTEBEsr IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; The Institute of Fcology(TIE)
The Nat'l Acadeay of Sciences; United
Nations; World Bank; USDA; AEC; COE;
Canadian; Greece (1730)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Irrigation; Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States (fi,M); Canada, eastern (1 , M) ; Canada,
wester n ('^, M) ; Greece(7,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

Flourie, Eric J., 19U2, PhD, 1971,
Oceanography -39 8- 361^

Escuela-Superlor-De-Ciensas-Marinas; P.O. Box
76; Ensenada, Baja Calif., Mexico

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Trace Eleaent Cheaistry of
Oceans 5 in Particular of Anoxic Systems

COMPETENCE: Oceanography ( 1)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Mining; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE); The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
ISRC; International Organizations; OSDA; AEC;
COE (3997)

GEOGkAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(10,H) ; Central America (H) ; Canada,
western (M) ; MeTico(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10

<S0>

FFSPONDENTS
(HlPHftBETICAL LISTING)

18

Foster, Bristol, 1932, PhD, 1^63, Ecology,
60't-387-3';70

Provincial rtuseun; Provincial Museum;
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

ORINCIPM, FIELD: Adaption of African nammals to
environfflent; Particularly giraffe; also
insular problens

COnPETEWCE: Animal Ecology(1»; Ornithology (2) ;
Taxonomy (2) ; wildlife Management (3) ;
''ammalogy (2)

EXPERIFtJCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; (lining;
State government

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Conservation group;
Professional society: United Nations; laCN;
African; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Directing graduate
students in vlldllfe ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of East African
game, especially giraffe

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Danger Of eagles to
aircraft at airports In B.C.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; construction; Hanuf acturlng;
Local Government; Ccnservatlon or Scientific
Group; International Crgani2atlons; O.S.
Federal Government; other Government (161*0)

fPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Forestry;
Park, recreational facilities; Watershed,
forest, range: Fish 6 midlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Africa (■;, M) ;
Canada, eastern (2) ; Canada, western (t, M) ;
Canada, northern (1) ; Asia/Austra lia (i )

Fry, Fredericlt, EJ, 1908, PhD, 1930, Limnology,
U16-928-3S0';

Zoology Dept.; University of Toronto;
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Autecology of fish

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Fishery

Blology(l); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Physiology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : State government; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences INBC; NSF; Canadian

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1608)

IMPACT ASSFSSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pish S Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

states(i) ; Hawaii (2) ; Canada, eastern (37, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,5

<52>

Gallup, Donald N. , 1931, Phr>, IQfia, Limnology,
U03-U3 2-suq6

department of Biology; Univorsity of Mb»erta;
Edmonton; Alberta, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Distribution, ecology, taxonomy,
and secondary production of zooplankton
orga nl sms

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Aquatic
Ecology(l); Bntomo logy (3) ; Fishery
Blology(3); Forestry(3); i^nvlronnrntal
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (1) ; Population
Biology (3) ; Taxonomy (3) ; Water Resources
Management (2) ; Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): ntillfy; Provincial

government; Conservation groun; EPA; Can^dl^n

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of thermal efflupnt
of biota

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Heated effluent .it high
latitudes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Inventory of Mberta
Lakes

TNTBFEST IK WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Groufi;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (13*^?)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAFS): Mor t hear.t ( li) ;
Canada, western(U,M)

<53>

Goodwin, Harry A., 19Ti, MS, 19U2, Zoology

Research and Planning; International Union
for Conservation of Nature; rue des Uttinr
28; Morges 1110, Switzerland

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Intergratlng Nature Protection

with the Development and Use of Land and Mater

COMPETENCE: Fishery Blologyd); "orestry ( 3) ;
limnology (2) ; orni thology ( 3) ; Taxonomy(3);
Water Resources Management (1) ; wildlife
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : lUCN; USD!

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): lUCN; OST; Asian;
European, eastern

INTEREST IK WORKING WITH: lUCN; U.S. Federal
Government; USDI; OST; Other Governments
(238U)'

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Re";ource

Development (Genl) ; Peservolrs/Da ras; Reservoir
releases; Hydroelectric power; Navigation;
Flood control; Irrigation; Fish f, Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States((;); Rocky Mounta In (7, M) ;
Northeast(8,H) : Middle Atlantic (9);
Alaska (3) ; Europe, western (2)

EESPONDENTP
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

19

Govlnq, Donaia P., 1919, PhD, 19";2, Plant
Physiology

Agr. Pesearch; Hawaiian Aqroiromics Co. Intl.;
P.n. ox 1769; Teheran, Iran

PPTNCIPAI FIELD: Crop Production and Experimental
Morphogenesis

COKPETENCE: Aq ronouy (3) ; Agricultural Science (3) ;
Horticulture (2) ; Pest Control (3);
Physiology ( 1)

EXPEDIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : Agriculture

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Physiologist

RESEARCH ACTIVITY tvo: Director of Research

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Director of Research

INTEREST TM WORKING «ITH: Agriculture; U.S.

Federal Roverntnent; other Govcrnnents (300)

IMPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENC: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITy (YEARS): Northeast (3) ;
RayailM3,1) ; AsiaC7,n)

Graf, Donald F., 19U7, ns, 1971, Water Biology
Government of American Samoa; Governnors
office; Pago "ago; American Samoa 96799, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Cultural effects on aquatic
ecology

ConpETENCE: Animal Pcology(3); Aguatic

Ecology(l); Fishery Biology(;*); Environmental
PoHution(l); Genetics(3); L imnology ( 1) ;
Marine Biology(2) ; Oceanography (3) ;
Population Bioloqy(3) ; Water Resources
Management (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effects of atmospheric
nuclear tests on Samoa

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effects of zooplarkton on
phvoplankton soecie

RFSFARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Beasuring tuna cannery
effluent by photography

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Transportation;

Utility; Local Government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; United Nations; lUCN; CC;
COE; DOD; FPA; HUD; USDI; NSF; CST; AID; DOT;
Other Governinents (820)

IMPACT ASSESSBENT EXPPRIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion;
Tailings, spoils disposal; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes; Water guality
control; Fish r, wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States{2,B); Pacific Islanas(1,R)

AVAIUBIIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; S,8

<56>

Haines, Kenneth C, 1°uo, PhD, 1972, Potanv,
809-77 3- S'ieB

Marine Biology; La Bont-Doherty Geological
Observatory; Kings Hill c/o General Delivery,
San Croix 0n8"^0, OS

PRINCIPAL EIFLD: Phy toplankt on Ecology; Algal
mass cultures mariculture

COBPJTE^CE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Annatic
Ecology (1): Bacter ioiogy (3) ; Fishery
Eiology(2); Environmental Pollution ( 3) ;
Limnology (3) ; Marine Bioloqy(l);
Oceanography (3) ; Plant Ecology (2)

FXPEBIEUCE (AS FtPLOYFF) : AEC; NSF

EXPEBIEUCE (AS CONSULTA"T) : Construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Advice on permancy of

dredging operation in reef lagoon, St. Croix

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Advice on methods for
keeping seawater intake screen cleari

INTEREST IK WORKINC- WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (692)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal ; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 3) ;
Middle AtlanticCi) ; US virgin Islands(3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEF; MONTH): A,S; S,S

<?7>

Hancock, David A., 1938. BS, 1963, Zoology,
€0it-6S2-1502

Wildlife conservation centre; 321*^ Island
View Road; Saanichton, British Columbia,
Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife ecology with referenci'
to interpretation of conservation values to
public

COMPETENCE: Animal Pehavior(2); Animal
Ecology (1) ; Animal Husbandry (1) ;
Anthropology (2) ; Environmental Icl lu t i on (2) ;
Marine Piology(3); Ornithology ( 1) ; Plant
Ecology (3); Population Biology (2); Veterinary
Science(3); Wildlife Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (>s CONSULTANT): Manufacturing;

Transportation; Local or regional planning
group; state government; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Arctic ecology

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of Sea Bird Island

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology of the bald caqlf

IHTEaeST IN WORKING WITH: Private sector; Local
govern n.ent ; Conservation or scientific group;
International organizations; U.S. federal
government; other governments (leiu)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
states (. 2";, H) ; Rocky Mountain (. "^j ;
Hawaii (.16) ; Alaska (.S ,m) ; Asia (16); Canada,
western (F, M) ; Canada, northern (. S) ; Europe,
«estern(16); NS/*ustra lia ( 1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): S,30; A, 30; 36f>

■^^E1E 1 - PESPONDENTS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

Hasse, John J., 19U<', KS. 1972, Zoology
Hariculf-ure Center; Marine Pesources
Laboratory: Box 1000; Koror, Palau 969U0, «.
raroline Is.

PKINCIPAL FIELD: Fish behavior and taxonomy are
the fields of qreattst competence

COHPETENCE: Animal " -ior(21 ; Aquatic

Ecology (1); Fis'. ry Biology (3); Environmental
Pollution (2) : Systematics(2) ; Taxonomy(3);
Bildlife Management (2)

F.XPEEIENCE (A'^ EflPLoyPE) : State government;
Conservation group; Micronesia

EXPERIE1C? (AS cn'JSULTANT) : State government;
conservation group; Micronesia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Sone behavior differences
of sympatric cichlids

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Taxonomy of TBORICHTHTS
from British Honduras

BESEASCH ACTIVITY THREE: Siganid culture
techniques in the So. Pacific

TNTERES'^ IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.E. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2038)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Canals/Channels;
water quality control; Fish 8 wildlife
conservat ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIAPITT (YEARS): Central
America (1, M) ; So. Pacific(1,B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 5; S,5

<59>

Haynes, Robert C, 1938, PhD, 1971,
7ooloqy/Limnology, 306-3U3-5980
Biology Department; Bniversity of
Saskatchewan; Saskatoon; Saskatchewan S7N0W0,
Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Eut rophicat ion, phy toplankton
ecology, primary production, artificial
circulation of lakes

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (2): Environmental
Pollution (3) ; LiBnology(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Local or regional
planning group; Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Artificial circulation of
a small eutrophlc lake

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Primary production of
saline lakes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THRF.E: Tophic status of some
New Hampshire Lakes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;

Conservation group; Professional society; ''he
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nafl Acideniv
of Sciences: united Nations: AEC; CC ; Co";
EPA; USPI; NSF; OST; Other Governments (l'^b7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPFRIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Water quality control;
Artificial circulation

GEOGRAPHIC FSMILI«RI"Y (YEARS): Nort heast ( =., M) ;
Canada, western(l,H)

Heinsohn, George E., 1933, PhD, 19fiU, 7ooloqy,
19-3111

Zoology; James Cook University of Morth
Queensland; P.O. Box 999; Townsville;
Queensland, Australia

PRINCIPAL FTELO: Mammal ecology and behavior

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology(l); Aguatic Fcology(11; Marine
Biologv(2) : Ornithology (3) ; wildlife
Management (2)

FXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city

qovernment; Civic action group; Conservation
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of marsupials.
Western Australia

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology of Savannah
woodland marsupials. North Queensland

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology and conservation
of the Dugong

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector: Local
Government; county or city government; Local
or regional planning group; state government;
conservation or Scientific GBoup; Ctvic
action group; Conservation group; oro'esiona 1
iocietv; The Institute of ecology (TIF, ; The
Nat'l Academy of sciences; International
organizations; U.S. Federal Government;
Asian; Australia (2S23)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (7, M); Australia (10, M)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PEP MONTHI : A, 2; S,2

BESPONDENTS
(ALPHIBETICAL LISTING)

<f1>

Hettinger, toren P., 19m, MS, 1969, Plant

ficology, tt03-265-fi'^OO

Morthcrr Engineering Services, Ltd.; 6th Ave,

fth St.; Alpine Bldg. ; Calgary, Alierta,

Canada

PRINCIPAL "lELD: Analysis of plant comBunity

relationships and correlation of associated
environmental factors.

COnPETEKCF: Animal Behavioi:(3) ; Aquatic

Ecology (■)); Biostatistlcs (3) ; Eorestry(3);
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Plant Ecology(l);
Physiology (3) ; Range Science (3) ; Soil
Science (2); SYstenatics(3) ; Systems
Analysis(3): Taxonomy (3)

EypERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; OSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) : Construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Net production and energy
changes in Chihuahuan Desert

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '^WO: Vegetation cf drainage
basin in Jasper National ParV

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Vegetation of N. Yukon

INTEREST IN MORKINR «ITH: Private Sector;
Construction; Professional society; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; OSDA; AEC; COE;
EPA (101U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Watershed, forest, range; Fish S
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest (2, M) ;
Canada, western (3, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,0

<62>

Hiroyuki, Masatoni, 1932, DSc, 1961, Avian Ecology

Bibai AgricQlt, Engineer, College; Koshunai;

Bibai; Hokkaido 079-01, Japan

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Life history and population
dynamics of cranes

COMPETENCE: Animal Eehavior(2); Animal
Ecology (3); Ornithology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological studies on the
Japanese crane

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Biological expedition of
Nepal Himalaya

INTEREST IN W0RKI1G WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Governnient; Other Governments (UOUU)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia (17, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S,15

<63>

Hodges, John, 1928, PhD, 1966, Animal Breeding,
60I1-22P-U78U

Dept. of Animal Science; University of
British Columbia; Vancouver R, British
Columbia, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Animal breeding and genetics,
especially growth and milk and meat
production of ruminants

COMPETENCE: Agricultural 5cience(2); Animal
Behavlor(2): Animal Husbandry (1) ;
Biostatistlcs (3) : Genetics(2); Population
Biology(3); Range Science(3); Reproductive
Biology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; State
government; Professional society: USDA ;
Asian; Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Beef production from
grazing and intensive systems

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Genetic evaluation of
French cattle in England

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Adaptation of cattle to
Israeli conditions

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations: U.S. Federal Government; USDA;
Other Governments (1S63)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast ( 0. S) ;
Canada, western(2); Europe, western(16)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,? Negotiable

TABLE 1 - RBSPONOEMTS

(ALPHRBETICRL LISTING)

<6tt>

Hohn, Otto E., 1919, PhD, 1951,
Physioloqy-tl32-3Uti9

Physlolo'jy Dept . ; Oniversity of Alberta;
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

■ppINCIPAL FIELD: Endocrinology particularly

reproductive Arctic and Boreal ornithology f.
flatBdlogy

C01PETENCE: Aniaal Behavior (3); Occanogra phy (2) ;

Ornithology (2) ; Physioloay ( 1) ; Peproductive
Biolog7(11

EXPERTEHCE (AS B1PL0YEE) : Canadian

RESEARCH RC'^'IVITT ONE: Report on birds lake at
Habasca region for Peace Athatasla River
Delta Project

RESEARCH ACTIVITY t-WO: Hormones and seasonal
color change hares B Ptaralgan

INTEREST IM WPRKTMG WITH: Local Government;

Conserva ti on or Scientific Group; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences INRC; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Governmert; Other
Governments C^^)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pish t Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Canada,
ve stern (2U,H): Canada, northern(1,H)

AVAILAPTIITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A 6 S on
Sabbatical leave July '73 - July •7U

Hooper, Ruth L., 19U3, PhD, 1971, Fntoiology,
U03-U32-3080

Dept. of Entomology; Oniversity of Alberta;
Edmonton T6G2E3, CA

<ft6>

Howard, William N., 1^36, MSc, 19f.7, Fisheries,

20U-638-3003

Province of Manitoba; Mines R»'soiirci^s

Environmental mgmt . ; 120 First Avt-nun N.^.;

Dauphin, Manitoba R"'N1AS, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Freshwater Commerical and Sport
Fisher ies lanagement and Admin i.strat ion

COMPFTENCE: Bi ost a t i St ics ( 3) ; Fishery Rioloqy(3)

EXPERTENCE (AS EMPLOYFF) : Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; Local or
region al planning aroup; "^tate govt^rnnient;
Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTAN-^) : Local or rpgional
planning group; State government;
Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Developrnt-nt (^f Willpye
Natural Rearing Areas

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Lake nauphi n Wat.T Lov^*!
Regulation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pickerel Tag-iing Studi.-s
Lake Winni pegosi s

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
'Government; Conservation or Scientific Troup;
International nrgani7ations; tj.s. Forieral
Government; Other Governments {2f^)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides ; Wa ter Resource Developa'^nt
(Genl) ; -"hanneliza tion; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Watershed, forest, ran]e:
Reservoir releases; Hydroelectric pow«?r;
Water quality control; Fish '"• wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): rsnada,
western (6, M)

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Electron microscopy of insect
sense organs

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (1); Entomology (1) ; Electron
Microscopy; Parasitology (2) ; Physiology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

RESEARCH ACt-IVITY ONE: 01 1 rastructure of sense
organs on facefly

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; DSDA; AEC; COE;
DOD; EPA; REM; OSDI; NSP; OST; African;
Central American; European, western; South
American C^SU)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Pish S Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARIT'r (YEARS): Sout hwest ( 1 ) ;
South Central(ii,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,U

rABlE 1 - PESPONDENTS

(*LPHABE"IC»L LISTING)

<67>

Idyll, Clarence P., 1916, PhD, 1951,

'isheries-5797

Fisheries; Food and Aqriculture Orqanization

of the United Nations; Via Delle Terwe oi

Caracalla; Rome, IT

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biology and Population Dynamics
Fish and Invertebrates

COHPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3); Fishery

Biology(l); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Marine Biologvd); Oceanogra phy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYEE) : Dnited Nations; Int.
Salmon Commission

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group; Professional society; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; United Nations;
OSDC; CC; HEW; USDI; NSF; OST; Central
American; Canadian; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biology and population
dynamics of shrimp

RESEARCH ACTIVITY -^VO: Commercial culture of
shrimp

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: County or city

government: Local or regional planning group;
State government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; OSDC; CC;
COE; EPA; HEM; DSDI; NSF; Other Governments
(30011)

I'PACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish S wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(U) ; Southeast (20) ; Canada, iiestern(8);
Europe, western (1)

<68>

Jensen, Lawrence C. , 1936, PhD, 1966, Botany

Botany; University of Auckland; Auclsland, NZ

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant anatomy, plant
ul trastructure (1)

COHPETENCE: Plant Anatomy Horph. Ultra
Structure (1) : Taxonomy(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : (lining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Regeneration in global
apices

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cytological chgs following
bisection of apices

RESSiBCH ACTIVITY THREE: Olt rast ructure of
cultured moss cells

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations: U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (55U)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

StateE(2); Rocky Mountain (3) ; North Central (S)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,U

<69>

Johansen, Particia L., 1°U9, MS, 1971,
Oceanography, 902-12U-36SS
Institute of Oceanography; Oalhousie
University; Halifax; Nova Scotia, CA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Microbiology of deep-sea pelagic
environment and phytoplank ton taxonomy and
ecology

COMPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Fish K Wildlife
Commission

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pole of tlntinnids in food
webs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Unidentified
microorganisms in the deep sea

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Observations on
podoph thai mus vigil

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3U21)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Hawaii (2, H);
Canada, eastern(2,n)

<70>

Johnson, Karen L. , 19U1, PhD, 1970, Botany -

Ecology, 20I1-9U7-S6U2

Curator of Botany; Manitoba Museum of Han and

Nature; 190 Rupert St.; Winnipeg, Manitoba

R3POIi2, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Classification of Plant
Communities and Soil Types and ^ht-lr
Relationships

COHPETEHCE: Environmental Pollution (1) ; Plant
Ecology(l); Soil ScienceO); Taxonomy ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Inp

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city

government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Canadian

BESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Survey of the plant
communities of Manitoba - International
Biological Programme

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: A preliminary survey of
the plant communities of Little Grindstone
Point

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government (3222)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEPIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(0.2); Rocky Mountai n (1 . 5) ;
Southwest (0.2) ; South Central(3);
Northeast (2) ; Canada, western ( 3 . s, m)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<71>

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RESPONDENTS
(MPHftBE'^lCAI. LISTIDG)

<71>

Johnston, Robert A., 19US, (is, 1973, Penenable
Resources, 916-7';2-3026
Div. of i^nTlroiiiDental Stds. ; Also H of
Planning, Iniv. of So. Cal. ;

PRINCIPAL FISLD: Land development 6 use controls
based on environinental criteria, computer
mapping

COdPETENCE: ?nv. Planning 6 Wanagenent; Hater
Resources Ilanaqement

<73>

Karkanls, Panayotl G., 193S, PhD, 196"^, soil
Chemistry, U03-28ii-S271
Environmental Sciences; University of
Calgary; 2920-2U Ave. N.W.; Calgary, Alber»,i
T2N1N11, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil and water management
conservation and chemistry

COBPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Calif. Land conservation
act effectivenss. Sac. Co.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Planning executive
effectiveness

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Geographic data handling
f. napping

INTEREST IN WORKING WI^H: Agriculture;

Construction; Transportation; Otlllty; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (172)

inPACT ASSESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Highways; Parks, recreational facilities;
Soil erosion; Water Resource Development (Genl)

GEOGRAPHIC FANILUBITY (YEARS): Pacific
States(?,H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A, 5; S,5

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; State
government; Conservation group; African:
University

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Soils of the Kananaskis
Valley of Alberta, Canada

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Desert creep control in
Northern Sudan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "HREF: Gardud hard soil
reclamation in West Sudan

INTEREST IN WOR
nanuf acturi
Local or re
government ;
society; Th
Nat'l Acade
World Bank;
DOD; EPA; U
African; Ce
European
American ; U

KING WITH: Agriculture;

ng; County or citv governm-^nt;

gional planning group; state

Conservation group; Professional
e Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The
my of sciences; United Nations;

lUCN; USDA; ARC; DOC; CC ; COE;
SDT ; NSF; nsT; AID; Asian;
ntral American; Canadian;
astern; European, western; South
niversity (1307)

^72>

Kalff, Jacob, 193S, Pho, 1965, Limnology,
'ilit-392-0660

Dept . of Pioloqy; fIcGill University; P.O. Boit
6070; Hontreal, Quebec 101, Canada

PPIHCIPAL FIELD: Algal population cycles -
eutrophication

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecologyd); Limnology (1) ;
Harine Biology(3); Nutritlon(2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: CCIBP Char lake Prolect

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ^vo: Lake Hemphremagog Prolect

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (UIOI)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water quality
control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (3) ;
Alaska(l); Canada, eastern (7, H) ; Canada,
northern (1, N)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): 4,5; S,10

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Soil erosion; Water Resource
Development (GFNL) : Channel iz -^t ion ; watershed,
forest, range; Flood control; trrigation;
Water guality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Africa, North and
Central (8, H) ; Canada, western(2); Eiirope,
western (U)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 22; s,22

<7U>

Kelser, Cortes L., 19U9, es, 1971, wildlife
Biology, 8 1 14-236-276";

PRINCIPAL FIELD: No research experiences,

bachelors*s degree in wildlife biology, now
employed by Pennsylvania game commission

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(3); Agricultural Science(3);
Animal Behavior (2) ; Animal Ecology(l);
Fishery Biology(3) ; Forestry(3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; Plant Ecology (2);
Physiology (3) ; Population Biology(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; State government; Conservation
group

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2iO)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle Atlantlc(2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH); A,?; S,

PESPONDENTS
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<7S>

Kiflder, f^erald, 19U0, PhD, 1969, Soil Science
Agricultural 'Services; Standard Fruit
Company; ftPDO N; Litnon, Costa Rica

PRINCIPAI, FIELD: Commercial banana production and
research

COMPETENCE: Agronotny{1) ; Agricultural Science(2) ;
Soil Science (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture; State
government ; USDA

^i=*SEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Research agronooist

TW^EPEST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; D.S, Federal
Government; Other Governments ( 3U7 3)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central (3, M) : *^outh Cent ral (3,n) ; Central
AmericaCH,n); Hexico{2|

<77>

Kucera, Emil, PhD, 1969, Mammalogy, 20«-786-5lU6

Templeton Engineering; 528 St. James St.;

Winnipeg, Manitoba P3G 3JU, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Big game populations research
and management, conservation

COHPETENCE: Aniaal Ecology (3); General

conservation education (3) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Population Biology (3) ; Wildlife nanageraent (i)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Wildlife research for
Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline project

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pos t-doctura I fellow -
white-tailed deer research

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Lecturer small mammal
popu la t i on re sea re h

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Govern me nt; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (ti108)

<76->

Krott, Peter, 191^, Phn, 19*^9, forestalls,

03f8-522-5101

9961 steinenns; Kleinsoelk, Austria

PRINCIPB L FIELD: Game research and game management

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3) ; Animal Behavior(3) ;
Animal Ecology(2); Food Sciences (3);
Forestry (3) ; 'Inv iron mental Pollution ( 3) ;
Genetics(3) ; Ornithology (2) ; Popul?»tion
Biology (3) ; Wildlife Management (1)

PPSEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Wolverine in Scandir ^via

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Bear In Alpes

PESEARCH ACTIVITY '^HREE: Capercaillie in Alpes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; County or city government; Local
or regional planning group; State government ;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
ronservation group; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The National Academy of
Sciences Inrc; D.S. Federal Government; DOD;
EPA; USni; Other Governments; South American
(U10U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Reservoir releases; Pish R
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIAR I"'? (YEARS): Europe,
western r2S,M)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Parks, recreational
facilities; Fish S Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Canada,

western(3) ; Europe, easternC^) ; ^^urope,
western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 6; S,6

<78>

Kutty, Methil v., 193U, PhD, 1966, Physiological

Ecology- 26711-9

Depart me nt of Biological *;cience; Madura i

University; Palkalainagar; Madurai, '''a mil

Nadu 60021, IN

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Environmental Physiology of Fish
- Energetics, Anaerobiosis and Behavior

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology(3) ; Aquatic Fcology(7) ; Fishery
Biology(3l ; Environmental Pollutionf3l ;
Lianology (3)* : Physiological Ecology(l) ;
Marine Biology (2); Nutrition (3) ; Physiology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : NSF; State Departmenr:
(AID)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biology of Vaigai Dam
Pishes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Environmental Physiology
of Atlantic Salmon Smolts

PESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Activity Studies of Fi=:h

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (2*^9)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Fish & Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia (11, M);
Canada , eastern (U, H)

TABLE 1 - RFSPriNDENT?;

(ALPHABSTCAL LISTIHf!)

26

<79>

la Roche, Gilles, 1922, PhD, 1967, Biocheaistry,
S1U-3U2-'^052

Consortium on Water Research; 6600
Cote-Des-Neiges; Nontreal 2U9, Canada

RESEARCH ACTIVITY On?.: Avian haenatozoa as
environmental quality criteria

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TUO: Biological control of
SlnOlIUB nAHNOSUN

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Development of interdisciplinary
approaches to environmental and pollution
research

COHPETPNCE: Aquatic Ecology(3); Biochemist ry (21 :
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Physiology (1) ;
Water Resources Management (3) : Toxicology (2)

EXPERIENCE («S EMPLOYEE) : AEC; EPA; USDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Manufacturing; State
government; conservation group; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; HEH; USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY nNF: Physiological Aspects of
maturation in fish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Interdisciplinary analysis
of pollution effects

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Interdisciplinary
approaches to environ, res.

INTEREST IN WORKING BITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology; The Mat'l
Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; DSDA; AEC; OSDC; CC; COE; DOD;
EPA; HEU; USDI; NSF; OST ; AID; Other
Governments (373)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Highways; Pesticides,
herbicides; Water Resource Development (Genl) ;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protection/jetties; Water supply; Water
quality control; Fish ^ Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States(1U): Northeast (6) ; Canada, eastern (6) ;
Canada, western (1)

AVAILABTLI-^Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,8

<fiO'>

Laird, Marshall, 1923, DSc, 195U, Parasitology'

Research Unit Vector Pathol. Canada 709; .

Memorial University of Newfoundland;

Elizabeth Avenue; St. John's, Newfoundland,

Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biological control in medical
entomology 6 avian blood parasitology

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (2); Entomology (2) ;
Parasitology (1) ; Pest Control (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Wld Hlth Org (WHO) ;
Canadian; New 7ealand

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Agriculture;

Manufacturing; county or city government;
State government; The National Academy of
Sciences; wld. Hlth. Org (WHO) ; Canadian; New
Zealand

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: In Vitro mass firodaction
of pathogens of insects

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; County or city government;
State government; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; ^he National Academy of
Sciences; International organizations; U.S.
Federal Government: other Governments (UUB;

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIFNCE: Agriculture;
Airports; Pesticides, herbicides: Water
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia (3, H);

Canada, eastern ( 10 ,M) ; Canada, northern(Ml;
Europe, western (6) ; Mew Zealand (7); South
Paci flc (7)

<81>

Lawson, Dennis W., 19U2, PhD, 1971, Hyriroloqy,
613-99U-9037

Environment Govt.; Hydrology Research
Division; #8 ^emp. Bldg. Carling Ave,;
Ottawa, K1A-0E7, Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Groundwater; research on

subsurface waste disposal, and soil moisture;
ground water-streamf low Interactions

COMPETENCE: Environmental Pollution (2) ; Soil
Science (2); Water Resources Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Mining; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Groundwater- fractured
crys. roclts-research basin

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Tracer movement in
saturated porous media

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Subsurface waste disposal

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Civic action group; Conrjer vat Ion
group; Professional society; '^he Institute of
Ecology (TI E) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; ran. Inter.
Develoj). Agency; USDA; AEC; COE; EPA; USDI;
OST; other Governments (2519)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Dee well disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Canada,
eastern (i>, M) ; Canada, western (1 , M)

AVAItABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : Consul t ing, 0;
PSW(3); Seconded (approi. 20)

TABLK 1 - R??PON0ENT<;

(ALPHSBETICM LISTIN^)

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<82>

lep, Robert K. , 1131, PhD, 1965, Botany,

613-995-fi139

Botany Division; National Nuseun of Natural

Sciences; ntt=iwa K1A0H8, Canada

p-RINCIPAl Fl«:iD: SysteniaticE and Ecology of
Marine Algae

COMPETENCE: Marine Piology(l); Oceanography (3)

EXPERIENCE [f EMPLOYEE) : USDA; Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTAN'') : Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Marine algae of the
Canadian Arctic

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Systeiatlcs of Coralline
algae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;
Manufacturing; "transportation; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governnents (3511)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Hawaii (lt,M);
Canada, eastern (S); Canada, vestern (3 , M) ;
Canada, northern (2, H) ; Pacific Atolls (0.3)

<83->

Lehmkuhl, Dennis n. , 19U2, PhD, 1969, Entomologv,

SOS-SUJ-ZTOI

Biology Dept.; University of Saskatchewan;

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

PPINCIPAL FIELD; Ephemenoptera River ecology,
aquatic ecology, water pollution

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal
Husbandry <2) ; Aquatic Bcology(l);
Entomolnqy ( 1) ; Environmental Pol lutlon (1) ;
Limnology (3) ; Pest Control (3) ;
Systematics (2) ; Taxonomy (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Provincial; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Thermal pollution by a
reservoi r

<8<1>

Lehausluoto, Pasi 0., 1939, MSc, 1966, Limnologv,

903-37 8011-326

Dept. of Limnology: University of Helsinki;

E-Bldg Vlikki; SF-00710 Helsinki 71, Finland

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Eutrophicat ion of Waters

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology(2); Entomology (3) ;
Fishery Blology(3); Environmental
Pollution(2) ; Limnology ( 1) ; Marine
Biology (3); Microbiology (3) ; Hater Resources
Management (3) ; Wildlife Management (3)

EESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Energy flow in humic lakes

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Eut rophicat ion of Helsinki
City sea area

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Development of algal
assay procedure

IIITBf)EST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (3520)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Water quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Europe,
western (6, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; s,10

<85>

Litsinger, James A., 19m, PhD, 1972, Entomology
Entomologist; Peace Corps; U.S. nept. of
Agriculture; Box 1K7; Nuku'Alofa, Tonga,
South Pacific

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Agricultural insect biology and
control in temperate and subtropical areas

COMPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; Pest Control(l); Plant
Pathology (3) ; Population Biology(3);
Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government;
Pacific Islands

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Aquatic insects of Arctic
Ponds

RFSEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Taxonomy of aquatic
insects of West Interior of Canada

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Government (203)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Reservoir releases

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

states(2,M); Rocky Mountaln(2); Canada,
western (U , M) ; Canada, northern

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecophysioloqy - bionomics
of alfalfa weevil, HYPERA POSTICA

EESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Agricultural insects of
Tonga, South Pacific

INTEREST IM WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal 'Government (mi'l)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central (5, M) ; South America(2): Paclfic(2,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : A,1

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 1 ; S,20

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PESPONDRNTS
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Littlepage, JacK L. , 1935, PhD, 1965, Biology,
60U-UT7-6911

Dept. of Biology; Oniverslty of Victoria;
30^10 Phyllis; Victoria, Canada

PPInriPRl "lELn: Physiploqy of Marire ZooplanKton

COHPETFVCE: Sninal Ecology (2) ; Fishery

Bioloqv(3): Environmental Pollution (1 ) ;
Lisnoloay (3) : narine Biology (1);
nceanography (1) ; Physiology (2)

EXPEPIENCE (AS C0VS0LTA1T) : Construction;
Manufacturing; Mining; county or city
government; Local or regional planning group

RESEARCH ACTiVTTy ONE: Physiology of zooplankton

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ''WO: Victoria Barine monitoring

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Greenex Bine survey

INTEREST IN WORKINf: WITH: Professional society;
The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Acadeiy
of Sciences; International organizations;
o.s. Federal Government; Central American;
Canadian; South American (600)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT ETPERIENCE: Pesticides,
herbicides; Tailings, spoils disposal;
nredglnq, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

states(P) ; Central Amer ica (0 . ■^) ; Canada,
western (7,1) ; South Amer lea (0 .5) ;
Antarctica (3,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PFR MONTR): A, 8; S,15

<8''>

Lynch, Terry M., 19''1, BS, 1967, BUdllfe

Management, U03-723-UU81

Lands !■■ Forests; Dept. of Fish f wildlife

Division; Natural Resources Bldg.; Edmonton,

Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Management Orientated wildlife
Research

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Fotestry(2);
Parasitology (2) ; Pest Control (2) ; Plant
Ecology (2) ; Population Biology (2) ; Range
science (2); Soil Science (2); Water Resources
Management (2) ; Wildlife Management (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Impact of hunting on a
population of mouse

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of predators on
nesting ducks

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Chip Lalte wildlife -

inventory with recommendations for Management

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or

Scientific Group; n.s. Federal Government;
Canadian (3515)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Highways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Watershed,
forest, range; Fish 6 Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North
Central (3, M) ; Canada, western (6, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,0

<88>

Marshall, Thomas L., 19U3, PhD, 1973, "ish

Management, 30 3-uti 1-69 30

Fishery and wildlife Biology; Fort rollins,

Co 80521, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluation of stream and Lake
Fishery Management Practices

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(3); Agricultural Sclence(3);
Anatomy(3) ; Animal Ecology(3); Aquatic
Ecology (3) ; Riosta tlstics (3) ; Entomology (3; ;
Fishery 8iology(1); Limnology (2) ; Marine
Biology(3) ; Ornltholooy ( 3) ; wildlife
Management ( 3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Biol, recreational and
econ. parameter of a stream fisherv

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Analysis of fish
introductions in Saskatchewan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Lake inventory and water
classification

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Group;
International Organizations: U.S. Federal
Government; other 'lovernments (1222)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (3); Canada, eastern (2); Canada,
western (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 30; S,30

<89>

Bayer, Daniel F., 19U3, MS, 1973, Biology,

60U-29 1-1139U

Biology: Simon Eraser University: Burnaby 2,

Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Applied ecology of insects

COMPETENCE; Agricultural Science(3); Animal
Ecoloqy(3): Entomology (11 ; Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Hort iculture (31 ; Marine
Bloloqy(3); Pest Control(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Agriculture; USDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of leaf rollers

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: larval competition of
codling moth

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; local

Government; Conservation or Scientific -.roup;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; USDA; CC; EPA; other Governments
(393)

GEOGRAPHIC PAMILIART"Y (YEARS): Sou thvest ( 1) ;
Canada, western {1,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): s,30

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(UPHUBBTICAL LISTING)

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<90>

ficcarraher, Tonald B., 1925, BSc, 1953, Zoology

Fisheries Branch; Dept. Priuaty Industries;

P.n. Box 5; Deception Bay, Queensland,

Australia

COHPETENCE: Squatic Ecology (1); Fishery

Bioloqy(l) ; Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (1) ; narine Biology (3) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Plant Ecology (3); Water
Resources Management (3) ; Wildlife
Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (\^ EBPLOYEE) : State government;
United Nations; Australia

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT) ; Mining; State
government; nnited Nations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fisheries biologist

"'•SEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: State limnologist -
fisheries biologist

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Fisheries limnologist

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: State government; The
Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy of
Sciences; Onited Nations; COE; EPA; DSDI;
AID; Other Governments; Australia (3389)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Development (Genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams; Fish &
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIAETTY (YEARS): North

Central (17, M) ; Africa (2, M); Australia (1 , H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A , 10

<9 2>

McFarlane, Robert W., 1933, PhD, 197', ornithology
Peace Corps Volunteer/Chile; Casilla 2TB;
Santiago, Chile

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population estimates and
ecological surveys of birds

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology(2) ; Ornithology ( 1) ; Population
Biology (3); Reproductive Biology (1);
Systematics (3) ; Taxonomy(3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : DOD; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Pacific Ocean biological
survey program

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecological survey of birds
of North Chile

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation group;

Professional society; TIE; The Natl Academy
of Sciences; United Nations; lUCN; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (30S2)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( 12) :
Hawaii (2, M); South America (1,M)

<93>

HcNeely, Cyrus M., 19U2, BS, 19i;u, Biology,

206-UU2-702U

Array Corps of Engineers; Federal Government;

30906 151st Ave. SE; Kent, Washington 98031,

WA

<Q1->

McCauley, Robert W., 1926, PhD, 1962, Biology
Biology Department; Waterloo Lutheran
University; University t Albert; Waterloo N2L
3C5, Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Thermal relations of fish.

■temperature selection of fish, fish culture

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3) ; Aninal Ecology (3) ;
Aquatic Ecology (1); Fishery Biology(l);
Limnology (1) ; Plant Pathology

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Factors causing mortality
in alewives in LaVe Ontario

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO; Changes in the final
preferendum of yellow perch with age

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Minimizing pollution
caused by dead alewives on beaches

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing;
Local Government: state government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
Conservation group; U.S. Federal Government;
Canadian (2537)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Hydroelectric power; Fish 6
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Northeast (36) ;
Canada, eastern (20) ; Europe, western(0.5)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 5; S,21

PRINCIPM FIELD: Planning and assessment of
impacts associated with water resource
development

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Aquatic

Ecology (3) ; Fishery Biology(3); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Plant Ecology(3); Water
Resources Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; State
government; COE

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Willapa Harbor naviqation
environmental statement

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Mud Mountain Dam
environjiental statement

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: EDI7 Hook Beach erosion
environinental statement

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Eederal
Government; other Governments (10*^)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource

Development (GENL) ; Channelization; Dredging,
filling; Peach nourishment; Reservoirs/Dams;
Levees/dikes; Coastal protection/jetties;
Canals/Channels; Reservoir releases:
Hydroelectric power; Navigation; Flood
control; water supply; Water quality control;
Shoreline protection; Fish G wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific States (8)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 2; S,2

•^ABLE 1 - RESPONDENT*?

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

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<QU>

nereditK, Don H, , 19U6, fIS, 1970, Biology,
«03-U3?-*^U99

Dept. of ?ooloqy; University of Alberta;
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

<96>

niller, Robert J,, 1939, PhD, 1970, Zooloqy,
709-726-5330

Fisheries Res. "d. of Canada; Hater St. E.;
St. Johns; Newfoundland, Canada

PRINCIPAL PIELD: lammalian ecology - habitat
utilization

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Energy flow in marine henthic
comraun it ies

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(2); Animal

2coloqv(i) ; Plant Ecology (3) ; Population
Pioloqyf2) ; Wildlife Hanagement (3)

"SXPEPTENrE (AS EHPLOYEE) : USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Subalpine snail mamBal
ecology in Washington State

'lESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Habitat selection in 2
species of Alberta chipmunks

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation group; Professional society;

TIF; The Natl Academy of Sciences INRC;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; African; Central American;
Canadian; South American (203U)

IP1PACT ASSESSHENT FXPERIENCF: Parks, recreational
facilities

GFOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(2, M) ; Canada, western(2,H)

AVAILABTLIfY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,0:post 1973
is negotiable

<9S>

Miller, James, 19^8, BSc, 1970, Zoology
Piology nepartment, Univ. San Carlos;
University San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Population and Production

Ecology of Aquatic Organisms, Primarily Pish

COMPETENCE: Animal Pehavior(3); Animal
Ecology (3) ; Anthropology (3) ; Aaua tic
Ecology (3); Fishery Bioloqy(l); Forestry (3) ;
Fnvironmental Pollution (2) ; Limnology (3) ;
Marine Biology(2l ; Oceanography (3) ; Plant
Fccoloqy(3) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology (2) ; Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTAN"^) : Civic action group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Survey of Zooplankton,
Cebu Coastal waters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Population Changes in
Guppies, Lahug, Creek, Cebu

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Review Ecological
Studies, Silut Bay, Cebu

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government ; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Asian; European, western (3126)

GPOGPAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia (2. 5, M);
■ Europe, western (M)

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (1) ; fishery

Piologyf2) ; Marine Piology(2) ; Population
Biology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Yield prediction of crab
fishery

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Energy flow in Kelo
commun ity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY t'HREF: Energetics of Ctonoptiore
population

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; ^'he Institute of Ecology (TIF) ;
The Hat'l Academy of sciences; M.S. Federal
Government; Other t^overnments (3S62)

GEOGRAPHIC PAHILIABTTY (YEARS): Nor theast ( 1) ;
Middle Atlantic^?, M) ; Canada, eastern(3,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 2; S,2

<97>

Hiskimen, George W., 1930, PhD, 1966,
Zoolog y- Entomology , t7u-83 2-1722
Biology; University of Puerto Rico at
Mayaguez; College Stat ion; Mayaguez, Puerto
Rico 0070R, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological ecology;

population dynamics; physical and biological
effects on populations as related to pest
control

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science (2) ; An'mal
Behavior (2) ; Animal Fcology(l) ; Animal
Husbandry (3); Entomology (1); =;nvironmpntal
Pollution( 3) ; Biological and integrated
control (1); Nutrit ion (3) ; Pest Control (?) ;
Plant Ecology(2) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology(l) ; Systemat ics ( 2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : STate governnipnt; U^^Pft ;
DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : rJSDA; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population dynamics of
sugarcane pests

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Piology of the W^st Indian
root borer weevil

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Electrophysiology oc

insects - environmental effects on behavior

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: State government;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
United Nations: USDA; COE; DOO ; FPA; HEM;
NSP; OST; AID; Central American; South
American (2323)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(2):
Southeast («) ; Central America (1) ; South
Amerld'a(l); Puerto Rico(n)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,30

TABLE 1 - Pf:";PON0ENTS

(HLPHJBETICAL LISTING)

<9S>

<9fl>

Bitchell, nyron J., 1')ii7, pho, 197a, Soil
Ecology, U03-673-1662

Biology: University of Calgary; Seebe,
Alberta; calg^iry. Alberta, Canada

PSIMCIPAL ''TEID: Soil as it relates to- energy

flow and population dynamics cf soil aninals

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (1); Agnatic

Ecology (3); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Microbiology (3) ; Plant Ecology (3);
Physiology (1) ; Soil Science (3); Taxonomy (3)

EXPEBIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Construction:
Transportation; Conservation group

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Conservation group

1>ESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Energy flow in mites of an
aspen woodland

RESEARCH ACTIVITT "WO: Effect of radiation on
lumbrions tecrestris

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Conservation group; International
Organizations; USDA; AEC; CC ; COE; EPA; USDI;
NSF: OST; AID; DOT; Central American;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western (181^)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Parks,
recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : RocVy

Mountain(n): Northeast (1 , M) ; Canada,
west ern M , H)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER MONTH): A, 5; 3,7

<99>

NG, Shung-Ko, 1903, MS, 1972, Fungal

Physiology- 126 1-221

Dept, of Biology: Chinese University; Shatin

N.T. Hong Kong, CH

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Hormonal Effects on Senescence

of Yeast in Relation to Fermentation Processes

COMPETENCE: Bacteriology ( 3) ; Biochemistry (3) ;
Blostatlstics(3) ; Genetics(3);
Microbiology (2) ; Taxonomy (3) ; Fungal
Physiol (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Growth analysis of yeast
In continuous flow of fresh medium

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Manufacturing; Otility;
Professional coeity; United Nations; lUCN;
USnC; NSF; Asian (25«1)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia (6, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,30

<100>

Oecliel, Halter C, PhD, 1970, Phys. PI Ecol

Biology: McGill University; Box 6070;

Montreal 101, Canada

DIVARICATA in the deserts of the S.w. U.S.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Ecology and C02 gas
exchange of Arctic Mosses

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecology and

photosynthesis patterns of subarctic plants

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Groiip;
The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; International Organizations;
U.S. Federal Government; other Governments
(198)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southwest ( 3) ;
Southeast (1) ; Central Amer ica (0. 2) ; Canada,
eastern (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 7; S , "^

<101>

oloffs, Peter C, 1929, PhD, 19fi7, Pesticide
Toxicology, 60U-291-U220
Department of Biology: Simon Eraser
University; Burnaby 2; British Columbia,
Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Pesticides, metabolism, residues
(soils, waters, plant). Toxicology (Hepatic
dysfunction and pesticide interactions)

COMPETgiicE; Agronomy(2); Agricultural Scierce(3);
Biochemist ry (2) ; Ent omology (2) ; Environmental
Pollution(2) ; Pest Control(2); Plant
Pathology (3) : Physiology (2) ; Soil Science(3);
Toxicology, Chem. and Pathology of
Pest ic ides ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture:
Manufacturing

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture;

Manufacturing; County or city government;
State government; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Significance of pesticide
residues in man and animals with impaired
Hepatic Metabolism

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Fate and behavior of
pesticides in natural waters

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Metabolism and

persist^ce of NCS-3260 in soils and plants

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing: County or city government;
Local or regional planning group: state
government; Professional society; The
Institute of ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of Sciences; PA0,HHO; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments; Canadian
(13U7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEBIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (5);
Canada, western (10, M) ; Europe, western (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, depends on
teaching duty; S,30

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiological plant ecology in
extreme environments

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (3) ; Aguatlc

Ecology (3); Forestry (2) ; Nut rltlon (3) ; Plant
Ecology (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: The ecology of LARREA

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<102>

Osborn, Andrew W,, 1939, PhD, 1969,
7oology-U0-02''1

CSR Research Laboratories; Colonial Sugar
Pefininq Company; 2fi Barcoo Street;
Roseville; New South Wales, Australia

PRINCIPAL FIp;lD: Ecolomic si g', if icance and
biology of soldier fly

COHPET'E^iCEt Entomology (11 ; Plant Pathology (3)

EXPPRTPNC fRS EMPLOYEE) : Agriculture

EESEAPCW ACTIVITY ONE: Rioloqical control of
soldier flies

RTSEARCH ACTIVITY ^HO: Dispersion, mating
behavior, pheronones nass-rearing of
Homoeosona Vagella

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREK: Suppression of macadawia
insects with U.LV.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

novernment ; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecolog y (TIE) ; The
Nat'l Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; D.S. Federal Government;
Canadian; "European, western (1*^69)

IMPACT ASS^-SSHENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Australia

AVAILABILI'^Y (DAYS PFR MONTH): A, 2; S,2 {I am a
citi7en of the United States)

^103>

Ostrofsky, Milton L., 1907, MS, 1973, Limnology,

ti16-7U3-7e90

Sheppard '^ Powell Consultants Ltd.; 1 2U'5

Martingrove Rd. ; Rexdale, Ontario M'5Hitir2,

Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Aquatic Productivity
PhytoplanV ton Ecology

COMPB^ENCP: Animal Ecology(3); Aquatic

■Pcology(l); Fishery Biology{3); Environmental
Pollution(2) ; Limnology(l) ; Marine
Biology f 3) ; Taxonomy(2); Water Resources
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Utility; State
gOTernment

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Utility

RESEARCH ACTTVIi-T ONE: Churchill Palls, Labrador
Environmental Study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Boundary Dam Thermal Study

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
Inter nat tonal organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (1202)

IMPACT A<:SESSHENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Reservoirs/Dams;
Hydroelectric power; Pish 5 Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Northeast (1,M) ;
Canada, eastern (3,H)

<10U">

Ovington, John D,, 1925, nsc, 196S, Botany
Cept. of Forestry; Australian National
University; Canberra 2*^00, Australia

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology, Productivity and
Dynamics of Terrestrial "vcosy*^ terns
Particularly Forests

COHPE'^ENCE: Agricultural Science (3) ; Animal

Behavior(3) ; Forestry(l) ; Pest Control (3) ;
Plant Fcology(l); Physiology (3) ; Soil
Science(3) ; Water Resources M^inaqemt-nt (2) ;
Wildlife nanagemen t (2) ; National Park Naturo
Reserve Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): Conservation group;
Pro fes si on a I society

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; Mining;
"transportation; County or city government;
Local or regional plaiining group; ^tate
government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; Professional society; United Nations;
lUCN ; NSF; Asian; African; Central American;
European, eastern; European, western; '^outh
American

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private '^ec + or ;

Agriculture; Construction; Manufacturing;
Mining; Transportation; utility; Local
Government; County or city governnipn*; Local
or regional planning group; state government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Consi^rvation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology: The Nat'l Academy of sciences;
International Organizations; United Nations;
World Bank; lUCN; n.s. Federal Govprntnent ;
USDA; AEC; USDC; CC; COE; DOD; EPA; HEW; HUD;
OSDT; NSF; OST; AID; DOT; other Oovernm^nts;
Isian; African; Central American; Canadian;
European, eastern; European, western; '^nuth
American (23S2)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Energy
conver si on /product ion; Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; Soil erosion; Water
Resource Devel opraent (Genl) ; Beach
nourishment; Peservoirs/Daras; Watershed,
forest , range; Reservoir releases; ^ish C
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Asia(U,M);

Af rica (1) ; Central America (0.*^) ; Canada,
eastern (0. S) ; Europe, eastern(l); Riirope,
western (9,M); South America(O.S)t
Australia(7,)

TABLE 1 - RESPOHDENTS

miPHABETICJL IISTIHG)

33

Owen, Hichael D. , 1911O, PhD, 1959, Zoology,
■^19-fiT9-31";0

7oology; Oniversity of Western Ontario;
Richnond Street; London, Ontario II6H3K7,

Canada

PPINCIPAl FIELD: Effects of Natural Toxins on
Nerve and luscle Systeis

CORPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; Barine Biology (3) ;
Pest Control(3); Physiology (1)

INTEREST TV WORKING WITH: Local Govern«ent;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; D.S. Federal
Governoent; other Governments (136U)

GEOGRAPHIC EAHILISRITT (YEARS): Northeast (2) ;
Canada, eastern (3) ; Australia (^)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PER BOMTH) : A, 3; S,8

<106>

Page, Jerry I., 19U2, SS , 1969, wildlife,
702-7 SO- ft6 98
O.s. Tifh and wildlife Service, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife Banagesent Censusing
Wiiailfe

COBPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Fishery

Piology(2); Bnvironiaencal Po Hut ion (2) ;
Limnology (3) ; ornithology (1) ; Pest
Control (M; Population Biology (M; Range
Science(l); Wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : State government;

Conservation group; Professional society; USDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OKE: Golden eagle population
studies

RESFARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Bountain lion habitat
analysis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Prairie falcon survey

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector;

Agriculture; Local f^overnment; Conservation
or Scientific Group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government: Other
Governnents (1780)

IBPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish f- Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FBBILIARI-'Y (YEARS): Pacific
States (u,B)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH) : A, 7; S,7

<107>

Parker, Thomas L. , 19iia, bs, 1969, Zoology,
6011-687-01S1

P.P. Slaney f- Co. Ltd.; 102 W. Pender:
Vancouver: British Columbia, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Relationship of wildlife to
habitat and response to man-nade change

COHPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERIENCE (AS COHSOITANT) : Utility; «tate
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of proposed
reservoir on wildlife and vegetation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of hydro
development on wildlife

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; USDA; rc; COE;
EPA; HEW; OSDI; NSF; nST; AID; DOT; Other
Governments (3ti3)

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Bountain (3, B) ; AlasVa (0. s, B) ; Canada,
western (2, B) ; Canada, northern (0. s,b)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH): A, 31; S,31

<108>

Parlthurst, Benlamlr R., 19U7, BS, 1972, Fishery

Eiology

Institute De Piscicultura; Peace

Corps-C. v.c. ; Apartado Nacional 157; Buga,

Valle, CO

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Dyanmics and Ecology of Pish
Populations

COBPETENCF: Aquatic Ecology (2) ; Fishery

eiology(l); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Limnology (2)

EXPEHIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : Peace Corps

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOLTANT) : South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Fish Population-^ of
Western La)ce Erie

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; utility;
Local "Government ; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; USDA;
COE; EPA; USDI; NSF; OST; AID; Central
American; Canadian; south American (2'>*^)

IBPACT ASSESSBENT EXPERIENCE: Energy

conversion/production; Exotic species

GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITY (YEARS): North
Central (2, B) ; south America (0. 5, n)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTR): A, 20; S,20

<in<i->

PE':P0HDENT"'
(AfHAB'TIC*!. LTSTTtlG)

<'10<''>

Parkhurst, navid ". , 1<'U2, PhO, ig^O, Botany

Aq. Het. Section; CSTBn Atn. Phys. Pivn.;
'Station '^t.; Aspendale; Victoria 31*^5,
Aust rail ^

PRINCIPAL FIEtD: Adaptations of plants foe heat
and mass transfers with envircnment

CONPETFICE: ftqronomy ( 2) ; Biostatistics (3) ;

Biophysics (2) : Environmental Pol lution (3) ;
Plant Fcolooy(l) ; Physiology (Plant) (2) ;
Population Bioloqy<3); Systems Analysis<3);
"volution (2)

EXPFBIFNCE (Ar. CONSOITANT) : civic action group;
Conservation group

HESFARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Leaf sizes in various
envi ronmen ts

PESEAHCH AC'^IVITY TWO: DDT transfers in ecosysteus

IH-'EPEST IN FORKING HI^H: Private sector;

Agriculture; Local f^overnmen t ; Conservation
or scientific Grouo; International
'Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (36^1)

GFOGPAPHIC FAXIIIAPITY (YEAPS) : PocVy

Hountain (O.";) ; North Cen t ral O."^ ,B) ;
Australia (3)

<1 11>

Pearson, Arthur n., ItSfl, PhD, 1')f2, ''coloqv,
U03-U25-S860
Canadian wildlife Service, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Ecology of large mammals
especially carnivores

COdPETENCE: Animal Behavior(31; Animal

Ecology(l); Biosta t ist ics ( 3( ; Nu trif ion ( 2) ;
Parasitology <3) : Plant Ecology (3); Population
Biology (2); Reproductive Biology (2);
Taxonomy(3) ; wildlife Management (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EHPLOYFFl : Canadian

PESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Ecology of norl■^e^n
interior grizzly bear

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH; Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Grouo;
International Organizations; U.S. federal
Government; other Governments (19Q^\

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPFRIENCE: Fish <; Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : "anada,

Mestern{3l; Canada, nort hern C^ , M) ; Europe,
wester n (2. S)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MON-'H): A, 10; S,

<110>

Parsons, Timothy Pichard, PhD, 19SB, Biochemistry
Institute of Oceanography; University of
British Columbia; Vancouver, British
f'olumbia, Canada

PPTNCTPAL FIELD; Biological oceanography

including the chemistry of marine organisms
and the relationship between trophic levels
in the pea

COMPETENCE; Biochemistry (3) ; Fishery Biology (3);
Liipnolooy f 2) ; Marine Biology (2) ;
Oceanography (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : United Nations; Canadian

FXPEBTENCE (AS CONSULTANT); State government; AEC

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Pstuarine management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY 'WO; Estuarine management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Aquaculture

TVTFPEET ■'N WORKING WI'H; Private Sector; local
Government; International Organizations; O.S.
Federal Government: other Governments;
Canadian (1U22)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Water Resource
Cevelopment (genl) ; Reservoirs/Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS); Asia (2) ; Europe,
vesterr (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH); S,30

<112'>

Perez, Gerald S.A., iau3, MS, 1<)<;<5, Wildlife

Management -772-8951

Office of the Director; Oept. of Land

Management; O'Brien Drive and Aspinall

street; Agana, Guam 96910, US

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Wildlife Research and General
Administration of Land and Natural Resources

COMPETENCE; Agronomy(3); Animal Behav\or(3);

Animal EcoLogy(i); Forestry(3); Environmental
Pollution ( 3) ; Ornithology (3) ; Plant
Ecology(3) ; Population Biology (3) ; Range
Science (3); Taxonomy (3) ; Water Resources
Management (3) ; wildlife Management ( 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE); St at e government ; USD«

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE; Study of Guam doves

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Study of fruit bats

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Compilation of needed
land use legislation and regulations

INTEF'iST IN WORKING WI'H: Agriculture;

Construction; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group;
International organizations; USDC; rc; ^of;
DOD; EPA; HEW; HUD; USDt; NSF; OST; AID;
Other Governments (11US)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Shoreline

protection; Fish fi wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS); GuaB(Sl

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,10

"SELF 1 - RESPONDENTS

(HLPHSEF'^ICAL LISTING)

<113>

Pfister, Donald H. , 10il5, PhD, 1971,
«lycoloqv-B32-UOuO

Biology Department; University of Puerto
Rico; Mayaguez, Puerto Rico 00708, US

PPTNCIPAI, FIELD: ''axonomy and biology of the
operculate disconycetes (Pezizal^s)

COBPETENCE: Genetics (3); Mycology (1);

ficrobiology (2) ; Plant Pathology (1);
Taxonomy (M

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Honographic studies of
psilopezia and pachyella

RFSFARCH ACTIVITY ■'UO: Check list of Caribbean
pezizales

TNTFREST IN WORKING KITH: Private Sector; O.S.
Federal Government (1337)

GFOGRAPHTC FAITLIRRTTY (YEARS) : Northeast (U) ;
South America (0 . 12)

AVAIIABILITY (DAYS PER BONTH): A,?; S,10

<11S>

PinltovsVi, Benedict C, 1^U3, MS, Zoology,
313-79B-3192
[IS

COMPETENCE; Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Nesting ecology of eastern
bluebird

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Vocalizations of easterr
bluebird

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Banding study

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; County or
city government; Local or regional planning
group; state governmtnt; conservation or
Scientific Group; IlfDA; COE; POD; HEW; usni;
NSF; nsT; European, eastern; south American
(7S9)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nortli Central (''j

AVAlLARILfY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 30; 5,30

Pharis, Richard P., 1937, Doctorate, 1961, Plant
Physiology, U03-28U-52S9
Biologv Dept.; Dniversity of Calgary;
Calgary, Alberta T2N INU, CA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Plant hormone physiology,

esoecially gibberllins as realted to flowering

COMPETENCE; Forestry (2); Physiology ( 1)

cypcpTpNCE {H" EMPLOYEE) : USDA; TOD

EXPEPIENCE (AS CONSDLTANT): State government;
Civic action group; conservation group;
Professional society; Canadian

RF-^'ARCH ACTivi'fY ONE; Gibberellin

int erconversions in higher plants

PESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Physiology of flovering in
conifers

HFSFARCH ACTIVITY THRFE: Physiology of
gi bherel lin-mediated processes

■'N'^EREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Governtrent; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (^34)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

':tates(21 ; Sout hwest ( 2) ; Sou theast (3) ;
Canada, western (6, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,S

<116>

Pollocl<, William Stewart, 1935, BS , 1960,

Forestry, 8 19-326- B'^SQ

Timmerlinn Woodland Services; R.R. 12; Ste

Agathe Des Monts, Quet>ec, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Forest Ecology

COMPETENCE: Entomology (3) ; Forestry M);

Environmental Pollution (2) ; Horticulture (3) ;
Pest Control (2); Plant Ecologv(2); Plant
Pathology (2) ; Soil 5cience(3); Taxoromy(31;
Water Resources Management (3) ; Wildlife
Management (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing: Mining;
Transportation; Utility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Professional society:
Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Effect of Changing Water
Table on Hardwood Forest

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Asbestos 'ailings and
Pollution of Maple Sugar Groves

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Study of Revegetation
ofFxposed Banks Along 360 Miles of Northern
Railroad

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private SFC^nR; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Governments (283)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIFNCE: Airports; Energy
conversion/production; Forestry: HiThways;
Parks, recreational facilities; Pesticides,
herbicides; Soil erosion; Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (Genl);
Channelization; Dredging, filling;
Reservoirs/Dams; Levees/dikes; Waters)ied,
forest, range; Water supply; "ish £ wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Canada,
eastern ( 10, M) ; Canada, northern (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): »,2S; S,?S

■'fllE 1 - RFSPONDENTS

(fLPHABETICM lISTTNt;)

36

Potter, KichiPl «., I'JUT, BS, 1970,
7ooloqv{Fcoll-072 8^7 UUU
Dent of Prlnary Industries; Fisheries
Research "Station; P.". Box 5; Deception Bay,
Queensland, Australia

FETMriPAL FIELD: Biology and Ecology of Marine
•lacro Crustacea

CoripE'^F.NCE: Anioal Behavior(3): Animal
Husbandry (?1 ; Aquatic Ecology (2) ;
Piocheifistry (3) ; Fntomol oqy ( 3) ; Fishery
Biology (11: Marine Biology (1); Population
Riologv ( 11

FXP'RIENCE (A"; ErPLOYEFl : 'Itate governoent

pp<;PARrH ACTIVITY ONE: Dynamics of King Prawn
Populations in Queensland

IM'^FRE'ST 111 WORKING m^H: Private =;ector: local
Covernnent; Conservation or Scientific Troup:
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other r.overnnents ( 11 OS)

T-PSCT AS'^ESSHEMT EXPERIENCE: Shoreline

protection; Fish f- Wildlife conservation

RFO-^RAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAESl: Australia (3)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A.N/A; S,N/A

Prince, Carl R., 19U';, PhB, 1972, Plant Fcoloqy,
U03-Pru-3S30

Spirit River secondary School; P.O. Box 99;
Spirit River: R0''3(;0, Alberta FOHSGO, Canada

poiNCTPAL FIELH: Relations between lichens and
higher plant conoiunit ies

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Environmental

Pollution (3) ; Lichenology (2) ; Plant
Ecologv(l): Population Biology (3) ; ; soil
sciercp(3); Systemat ics ( 3) ; Taxonomy(3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Bole of the lichen synusia
in heath communities

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Lichen collection of H.E.
Wilson

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (""IE) ; The Nat'l Academy of Sciences;
Onited Nations; U.S. Federal Governments;
Other 'Governments (3021)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversion/production

GFOGPAPHIC 'AMIIIARITY (YEARS): Europe,
western (3,H)

<'119>

Prouse, Nicholas J., 19UR, BS, 1970, Marine
Biology, 902-U26-327S

Marine Ecology Lab.; Bedford Institute of
Oceanography; P.O. Box 1009; Dartmouth, CA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Oil pollution and effects on
marine organisms

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (2); Fishery

Biology(3); Environmental Pollution (1 ) :
Limnoloay (3) ; Marine Biology (2);
oceanography (3) : Population Biology(3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: "ffect of oil on marine
phytoplankton photosynthesis

INTEREST IN wnRKI""^ WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific .'.roun;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (S^H

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEAHS) : Canada,
eastern (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; s,?

<120->

Retd, David M., 19U0, Phn, 1987, Plant

Physiology, u03-28u-f- 1 30

Dept. of Biology; University of Calgary;

Calgary, Alberta T2N1Ntt, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physiology of Plant Hormones f-
ohytochrome, Floodina r. Waterlogging

COMPETENCE: Aoricnltural Science(3); Anatomy (3) ;
Eiochemistry(3) : Forestry(3); Environmental
Pollution(3) : Horticulture(31 ; "hvsioloq y ( 1)

RESEARCH AC~IVITY ONE: Effects of floodirg on
growth '■ physiology of plants

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government: Conservation or Scientific Group:
International organizations; U.S. "ederal
Government; Other Governments (1396)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEA-IS): Canada,
weastern (S) ; Europe, eastern(l)

AVAILABILI

"Y (DAYS PEP MONTH): A,0; s,s

<121->

Reiswig, Henry M., 103b, Phn, 1971, Biology,
51U-39?-sq87

Redrath Museum; McGill University; P.O. nox
6070; Montreal 101; Quebec, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Feeding and enerqy budgets of
marine benthic suspension feeders

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Agnatic

Ecologyd); Marine Biology (1) : Nu tri tion (2) :
OceanograDhy(2) ; S ystematics (2) ; -axonomy(21

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Faunal survey of Pacific
submarine caves

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Deep submersible survey of
Jamaica reefs

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Biology ecoloav of
.lamalcan demospongiae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. ''edcral
Government; other Governments (37")

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific
States (S); Northeast (f^) : central
America(2,M) ; Canada, eastern(l)

AVAILABILITY (DAY?

PER MONTH) : A, 3; S, 3

TllPI R 1 - RE";POH0E"<TS

(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

<1?2>

Picker, Karl E., «s, IfSS, Quatern. Geol.

Consultant; Geological Assoc, of Canada; 30*12
Hammond Bay Rd. ; Vanaino, BC , Canada

PFINCIPAL EiELH: Geology of landfocms and

surficial deposits and their relationship to
the "grass roots" of ecological sy'stetns

conPETFHCE: "ishery "iologytS); Limnology (3) ;
Austernary geologv(l); Alpine Ecology
subartir(21; Cryopedology (3) ; ^oil
science{3) ; '''axonomy f ?) ; Water Resources
*lanageiitpnt (3) ; Environmental Geology(2) ;
larine Geologyf3>

EXPERIENCE (»S EMPLOYEE) : Fossil Fuel Co. ; BSE;
Canadian federal)

EXPERIENCE l\? CONSULTANT) : Canadian (Federal) ;
British Columbia, Alberta

RE':EARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Coal property 5 evaluation

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ■^VO: Landslides in Nica
Peservoj r

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Quaternary f. ecological
investiaati ons - Ogilvie Mtns,, Yukon

IN"ERES'' IN uoPKING WT'^H: Private Sector; Fossil
Fuel Co.; Local Government; Conservation
group; Professional society; COE; OSDI;
Canadian (Federal): British Columbia, Alberta
(IRH)

GEOGRAPHIC FAniLIAPI'^Y (YE^PS): Asia(.?); Canada,
western (° , 1) ; Canada, northern(l); Europe,
western (1); Ant arct ica ( 1 )

AVATLABILI'^y (DAYS PER MONTH) : Depends on the lob
on hand ^. where it is G amount of remuneration

<12U>

Rislc, Michael J., 1?uo, Phn, ^1^'^, Marin"

Ecology, U16-522-ug71

Department of Geology; McMaster Ur.ivnrsity;

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Influence of sub-.tr.ite typt- on
population structure

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2); Biost at ist i cs (3) ;
Environmental Polluti on ( 3) ; sedi mtntology (2) ;
Marine Piology (1) ; Paleontology (?) ;
Population Biology (2) ; Tropical "arine
Biology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEF) : Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Mining; Civic action
group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Intertidal substrate
rugosity and species diversity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY '^vri: ^ilurian echiuroid traces

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Algal foulinn on acrylic
plates

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sec»or; Mining;
Local Government; Conservation or Scientific
Group; International Organizations; n.s.
Ped»>ral Government; other Govornmt-nts (102«)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish c Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YFAiS): "acific

States(R,M): Central f merica (0 . s , m) ; Canada,
eastern (U, M) ; Canada, western(n.S)

AVAILARtLTTY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A,S; s,3C)

<12T>

Rising, James D., l^ua, PhD, 1966, Zoology,
m6-92e-3U85

Zoology Dept,; University of Toronto; 2^
Harbord Street; Toronto, Ontario 181, Canada

PPINCIPAL FIELD: Geographic variation of animals;
evolution and systematics

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(3); Ornithology (1) ;
Population 3iology(2): Systematics (1) ;
Taxonomy (3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONF: Evolution of Orioles

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Geographic Variation and
Evolution of Savannah Sparrows

RPSEAHCH ACTIVITY THREE: Seasonal Variation in
Metabolism of Black-capped Chickadees

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governaents (''02)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (?■);
Northeast (1) ; Canada, eastern (9) ; Canada,
western (0. S) ; Canada, norther n (0. 5) ;
Mexico(O.S)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,30

1 - RFSPONDEMTS

(HLPHAPETICRL LISTING)

Poberge, Harden P., 193U, phD, 1965,
Microbiology, (i18-6tm-39fi0
Canada Fnvironment ; Canadian Forestry
Service; 1080 Vallon: Ste. Foy, Quebec, Canada

PBXVCTPAL PTPLD: Nitrogen transformation,

mohilitv, and availability in forest soils

COHPKTFMCE: Forestry(3); Microbiology (1) ; Soil
Science (?>

EXPERIEWCE {^S EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

EvpEEIFlNCF fBS CONSULTANT): County or city

qovernDieit ; Local or regional planning group;
state govern men t; Conservation group;
Professional society; Canadian

P^SEARCH fCTiviTY ONE: Nitrogen in soil water

RESEARCH PC^IVITY TWO: Christmas tree
fertilization and protection

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THPS?: Large scale aerial
application of urea to forest

RESEARCH ArriVITY THREE:
tasV force

f^isheries il«'Vil opm<>rit

INTEREST TN WORKING HTTP; Aqr icult ur<' ; Mviiim;
County or city qovernrpf^nt; Loral or r<^qionil
planning group; State aovecnment; rivic
action group; Conservation group;
Professional society; Th»* Inst it ut^. of
Ideology; ^he Nat ' 1 Academy o^ Scicn*'**^ ;
International Organ izations; nnit«--d N.ition*^;
lUCN; (ISDA: COE; POP; EPA; HEW; nnT; Fsi^n;
Canadian; European, eastern; FuTopean,
western (15ii5i

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Aqri CU Itun?;
Forestry; Highways; *^oil prosi on ; Water
Resource Development (Genl) ; Beach
nourishment: Reservoirs/n^ms; H^tersh«'d,
forest , range ; Hyd roelectr Ic pow<T; Hatt-r
supply; Shoreline protection; Fist, f wii.llifn
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMTLTARI^Y (YEARS) : Canada,
western ('^,M); Canada, northern (2, M)

AVAILABILITY (PAYS PEF MONTH): A,^: s , 'I

TMTERSST

Agri

Min

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Cons

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Prof

Fcol

TNRC

Tiati

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FPA;

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Intern
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rniien t ;

HFW; HO
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NSF; ns

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anuf ac tur ing ;

ity; Local

overnnent ; Local

state governaent;

roup; Civic

roup;

stitute of

eiay of Sciences

tions; United

.S. Federal

CC; COE; DOD;
T; AID; DOT;
rican; Central
, ea stern ;
rican (1918)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY
eastern f 1U,M)

(YEARS) : Canada,

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,1

<127>

Rommel, Sentiel A., PhD, 1972, Oceanographv

Piological Station; Fisheries Res«*arch "oa cd
of Canada; St. Andrews, New Brunnwicif, Cana'M

PRINCIPAL TELD: Fnerqy rela*" ^ onsh i n-^ in hioloqy
of maqnetic and el ec trie fie !'!'=:

COMFETENCF: Animal Behavior(2); aiophy-.i c^ (?) :
Fishery BioloqY(3); Environmental
Pollut ion (3) ; Marine BiolO'3y(2);
Oceanoqraph y (1) ; Physiology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): DOD; Canadian

EXPERTBNCF (AS CONSULTANT): Local or rMqionil
planning group; Conservation qroup; OOD

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Electro sonsitivity of
salnon and eels

<ri26>

Robertson, Michael R., 19U5, MS, 1967, Limnology,
20U- 269-7379

Environment Canada Fisheries Service; SOI
Univeristy Crescent; Winnipeg R3T2Nfi, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fisheries Resource Assessment,
Allocation and Management

COMPETENCB: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPERTEMCR (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): County or city

government; state government; Civic action
group; Conservation group

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONF: Aquatic assessment of
arctic regions

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Sport fishery Impact on
Great Lakes, NHT

RESEARCH ACTIVITY tho: Electric field itiodelinq in
the ocean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREF: f." 1 1 ra St ruc ture and itr^
field effects

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Transportation; 'Jtility; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific nrouo;
International Organizations; U.S. Fed"-ral
Government; Other Governments (3028)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor 1" h ra^ t ( U) ;
Asia(1); Canada, eastern (1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONtR) : A,^; S , "»

TABll? 1 - PFSPONDENTS

(HIPHABETICAL LISTING)

39

<}7S>

Sachithananth^n, Kanapath ipiccal, 19ui, hs, 1966,
Zoology, Columbo-27U31
Dept . of Fisheries; Fisheries IPesearch
station; P.O. Box 531, Colombo 3, Ceylon

PPINCTPAL FIELD: Studies in Fisheries Food
Technoloqy

COHPETENCF: Bacteriology ( 2) ; Biochemistry (2) ;
Fishery Biology (1); Food Sciences (3);
Environmental Pollution {?) ; (larine
Biology(l); Hicrohiology (2) ; Nutrition (2) ;
Oceanography (2)

EXPEPIENCR (AS C01SDLTANT) : Onited Nations

PESFARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Beche-De-Mcr consultant

PFSEABCH ACTIVITY TWO: Improving quality of dry
fish

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THPEE; Proximate composition
studies in dry fish

TN'^ERFST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other 'Governments (16^7)

inPACT ASSESSNEVT EXPERIENCE: Coastal
protect ion /jetties; Canals/Channels

GEOGRAPHIC FABILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

states(0.16,ri) ; Hawail(ll); Asia(9,l1); Pacific
Islands (0. 33)

<1 30>

Salh, Thomas J., 19U8, BS, 1972, Zoology

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physioloq leal Ecology and
Vertebrate Ecology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy(2); Animal Rehavior(2);
Animal Ecology(l); Ent omology ( 3) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Pest control{3); Plant
Ecology (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITf ONE: Northern Georgia limits of
Herrlam k rat in Pecos River

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; AEC; roE; noD;
EPA; NSF; Asian; African; Central American;
South American (7 10)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky
Bountain(H); Southwest (3 ,1)

<131>

Salonius, Peter 0., 19U0, nSc, 1966,
microbiology, '^OP-U'S-6621
Canada-Environment; Canadian Forestry
Service; P.O. Box UOOO; Fredericton; New
Brunswick, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: nicrobiology of forest soil

COHPETENCE: Fishery Biology (3); ilicrobiology (2) ;
Soil Science(l)

<129'>

Sakai, Seiroku, 1920, Dr Agr., 1960, Insect

Toxicol., 009-321-3111

Inst. Biol, f- Chemistry; Daito Punka

nniversity; Takasaka, Saitama;

Higasi-natuyama, Saitama 3S5, Japan

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Joint action, insect toxicology,
dermaptera, numerical taxonomy, forest
entomology

COMPETENCE: Agronomy (3); Agricultural Science (3);
Animal Behavior (2) ; Animal Ecology (2) ;
Biocheraistry(2) ; Biostatistics(l);
Entomology (1) ; Forestry(3); Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Genetics(3); Pest Control (1);
Physiology (2) ; Population Biology(l);
Systemat Ics (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Evolutional Biology of
Dermaptera, Joint Action of Insecticide

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
TIE; The Natl Academy of Sciences;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; OerrGovernments (305^)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Pesticides, herbicides; Reservoir releases

GEOGRAPHIC FAMIIIARITY (YEARS): Asia (29)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,10

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government ;
Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSOL-'ANT) : Manufacturing;
Conservation groan

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Slow release fertilizer
study

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
United Nations; U.S. Federal Government:
Other Governments (807)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC ^FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Canada,
eastern (6, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; s,0

<132>

PESPONDENTS
(JLPHABETICAL LISTINS)

<132->

Schniat, Christian H.G., 19U7, B.Sc, 1971,
Zooloqy, 60it-75U-2111

Pritish Columbia Pisli and Wildlife Branch;
32U9 Norwood Ave.; North Vancouver, British
Columbia, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIt:i,D: wildlife - habitat

relationships, behavior and population
processes

COBPETPNCE: Aniual Behavior ( 3) ; Animal
i=;cologv (3) ; wildlife rtanatjenent ( 3)

PXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Utility; State
government; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY OHE: Black-tail deer winter
range study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THO: Blue grouse population
study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE; Environmental

consequences of flooding a reservoir site

INTEREST IN apRKING WITH: Agriculture; Utility;
Local Government; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; State
government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Bco logy (TIP) ; The
National ^cadeDIy of Sciences; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; Other
Governments (102S)

IHPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Reservoirs/Dams;
Reservoir releases; Pish S Wildlife
conserva t Ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YSARS) : Canada, western(2)

AVAIIABTLI'V (DAYS PES MONTH): A, 25; 3,30

<133>

Schorl, Anton, lou3, MSA, 1971, Soil "-ripnct.,

709-3fi8-^192

Canada Dept. ot Agriculture; P.O. Rot 709fl«;

St. John's West; Newf oundlanl, C,\

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Soil genesis and classification,
soil survey, land use for agriculture, lec,
engineering

COMPSTENCE: \gronomy(?); Agricultur.il SclPncH(2):
Animal Husbandry(3) ; '^orestryf^) ;
Environmental Pollution (2) ; Kort icul ture (3) ;
Range Science (?); soil Science ( 1) ; Water
Resources Management (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Soil surv.^y ami land
capability, Codroy, New Foundland, Canada

RESEARCH ACTtVITY TWO: Soil survey for highway
construction

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Soil survev .ind land

capability, Clinton, British Columbia, Canaiia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Constr-iction; Transportation; Utility; Local
Governiient; County or city goveTMinent ;
Conservation group; Professional society: Tho
Institute of Ecology (TIF) ; International
Organizations; USDA; COE; EPA; HUB; ipsni;
N3F; 03?; AID; DOT; Other Governments (17u')

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERTFNCE: Agriculture;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): southeast (7, M) ;
Canada, eastern (2, M) : Canada, uestern(7,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 10; S,";

<13U->

Schweinsburg, Raymond F. , 19U2, Phn, 1969,
aildlife Ecology, U03-UB8-8377
tjesten Office LGL Ltd; Environmental
Reseairch Associates; 102U0-12U street-;
Edilonton, Alberta, Canada

PRINCIPAL 'TELD: Study of Animal Pehavlor r.
Ecolog y

COMPETENCE: Physiology (') ; Wildlife "anag.'mnnf (' )

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : USDI

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Mining

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: ECollared Peccary in the
Arizona Desert

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Migration >'. oehavior of
whistling swan

FESEA5CH ACTIVITY threF: Ornithological

Investigation of the Proposed Trans- Canadian
pipeline

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Privat«? -■^ctor;

Construction; Manufacturing; ii-.ing; Local
Government; Conservation or Sci-fnTi*"ir Group;
United Nations; lUCN; U.S. Federal
Government; USDI; NSP; other Goverim'-n ts;
Canadian (2117)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT FXPEPIENCE: Fish E Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sou -hvest ( "^ , Ml ;
Middle Atlantic (2) ; Canada, nor' hern (2 , Ml

TABLE 1 - K7'5PONDENTS

(AlPHUBETICSL LISTING)

seba, Douglas B., 19U1, PhD, 1969, Oceanography,
30 3-23"-!i661

D,S. Environmental Protection; School of
Marine and Atmospheric Science; The Lodge
1UU5 Corona; Denver, Co 80218, 0?

PBIHCIPAL FIELD: Uater Pollution

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecoloqy(2); Anthropology (i) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Fishery Biolcgy(2);
Environmental Pollution (1) ; Limnology (3* ;
Marine Piology{21; oceanography ( 1)

EXPEDIENCE (A? EMPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; EPA

"XPEHENCE (AS CONSULTA'IT) : Agriculture;
Construction: titility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
State government; Civic action group;
Conservation group: Professional society;
nnited Nations

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: oil pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY "IIO: Mercury pollution

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Pesticide pollution

INTEREST IN KORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Mining
Transportation; utility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
state government; Local Government;
Conservation or Scientific Group; Civic
action group; Conservation grcup;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology; "^he Nat • 1 Academy of Sciences;
International Organizations; United Nations;
Uorld Bank; lUCN; U.S. Federal Government;
other Governments (1207)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports;

Pesticides, herbicides; Channelization;
Dredging, filling; Beach nourishment; Coastal
protection/letties; Canals/Channels; Bater
quality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountaind); Sout heast (1 1 ,M) ; Central
America (1)

<136>

Servizi, James A., 193ii, PhD, 1963, Civic

Enoineertng, 60U-85B-116 1 2

Environmental Conservation Division, Chief;

International Pacific Salmon Fisheries

Commission; Cultus Lake, British Columbia,

Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Evaluation of effluent
treatments for protection of fishery,
resources

COMPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3); Bacteriology (3) ;
Biochemistry (3) ; Environmental Pollution (1) :
Limnology (3) ; Microbiology (3) ; Physiology (3) ;
Water Resources Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Manufacturing;

Mining; Local or regional planning gruop;
COE; EPA; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Detoxification of kroft
Mill effluent by an aerated lagoon

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TUO: Toxicity of municipal

seuage of salmon

RESEA:1CH ACTIVITY THRFF: Toxicitv of heavv metals
to young salmon

IMTEaSST IN WORKING WITH: Construction;

Manufacturing; Mining; Local 'Government;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy of sciences;
COE; FPA; HEW; OSDT; NSF; OST; AID; Canadian
(30118)

IMPAC ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoil":
disposal; Water guality control

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific

States(U); Northeast (2) ; Canada, western ( 1 0, M)

<1 37>

Sherman, Daryl K., BA, 196f, Zoology, uiB-'^sfi-jIBI
Biology; University Laval; cite
Universl ta i re; Quebec, Quebec, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD; ^he dynamics of terrestrial
vertebrates especially birds and mammals

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (1); Animal

Ecology(l); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Ornithology (2) ; Population Biology(l)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Population dynamics of
Calif, quail

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; CC; COE; EPA; HEW; HUD; USDI;
SSE; OST; AID DOT; other Tovernments (2uu6)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; ParVs,
recreational facilities; Water Resource
Development (Genl); Fish f, wildlife
conservation; Pesticides, herbicides

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS! : Canada,
eastern (2) ; Canada, western (U)

<138>

Silco, Louis, 19U2, PhD, 1970, wildlife Biology,

519-82ll-m20

Pathology Dept.; University of Guelph;

Guelph, Ontario Nig 2W1, Canada

PRINCIPAL. FIELD: Waterfowl pathology

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (3); Animal Ecology (3) ;
bacteriology (3) ; Biochemistry ( 3) ;
Environmental Pollution (3) ; ornithology (2) ;
Parasitology (3) ; Population Biology(3);
Veterinary Science (3) ; wildlife Management (1 )

RESEA^^CH ACTIVITY ONE: Lead poisoning in waterfovl

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Epizootiology of
trichamoniasls in doves

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; Other Government (70 1)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Fish r. Wildlife
conswrvation

GEOGSAPHIcf FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Sou thwest ( 3. S , M) ;
Northeast (2) ; Canada, eastern(3,M;

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S,3

•^ABLE 1 - RP<;PONDENTS

(HIPHUBETICJL LTSTING)

<n9>

Silker, Ted H., 191ii, PIS, 19111, Forest Range
Bqt., UO^-372-6211

Forestry Dept.; OK State University; IIS
Hartman; Stillvater, OK 7I407U, us

PRINCIPM FIELD: Systems analysis;

qeologySsoilBplant assoc, and land ngt.
relationships

COMPETENCE: Forestry; Plant Ecology(l): Range
Science (2); Soil Science (1); Systems
Analysis(l); Wildlife Hanagenent (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EBPLOYEE) : OSOA

FXPEPIENCE (AS CONSULTANT): Agriculture;

Planuf acturing; Local or regional planning
group; state government; Professional
society; nsDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITT ONE: Surface geology soil
relations in coastal plain

RBSFARCH ACTIVITY TWO: (leology- soil-biotlc
relationships

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ^HREE: Plant indicators of
tlmberfirange-wildlife class

INTEREST IN uoRKlNR KI'^H: Agriculture;

Manufacturing: County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; State
government; Civic action group; Conservation
group; Professional society; TIE; The Natl
Academy of Sciences XNRC; United Nations;
USDA; COE; EPA; NSF; AID; Asian; African;
Canadai.:; European, eastern; South American
(3099)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT PXPSRIENCE: Forestry;

Watershed, forest, range; Shoreline protection

GEOGRAPHIC FAnlLIASITY (YEARS): South
Central (1 1,n) ; Southeast (2,11)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,1; S,3

<1U0~'

Simaonds, Frederick J., 1915, OS, 1961,

Biological Control

Director, Comm. Inst. Biological Control;

Commonwealth '''nst. of Biological Control;

Gordon Street; Curepe, Trinidad

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Biological control of insect
pests and weeds

COMPETENCE: Agricultural Science; Animal

Behavior; Animal Ecology; Entomology ( 1) ;
Biological Control; Pest Control (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT); Agriculture; County
or city qovernment: Conservation group;
Professional society; United Nations; USDA;
AID; Asian; African: Central American;
Canadian; European, eastern; European,
western; South American; All British
Commonwealth and many others

RESEARCH ACTVITY ONE: Supervlsi ng C . I .8. C. staff
in Europe, Trinidad, India, Pakistan, Malaya,
and West Africa, Argentina.

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agricultural; Local
Government; County or city government;

Conservation or scientific group;
International organizations; U.S. 'oderal
government; usnA; EPA; AID; other qovernm.'nfs
(1815)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT FXPEBIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Parks, recreational facilities;
Reservoirs /Dams

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States(.S); Rocky Moun ta in (. S) ;
Southwest (.S) ; Asia(u,M); Af ci ca ( 1 , 1) ;
Central America ( 20 ,M) ; ranadi, eastern (S) ;
Europe, western (3) ; South America (1)

AVAIIABTLITY (DAYS PER MONTH): Depends on type if
consultancy

<1U1>

Sllnkard, Alfred E., 1931, PhD, 1957, Agronomy,
30fi-3U3- 30 1U

Crop Science; University of Saskatchewan;
Saskatooi S7'lowo, CA

PalNCTPAL FIFLD: Organ; nrqanlsm; Population

COMPETENCE: Aqronomy(l); '^enetlcs(2) i
Horticulture (3)

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Professional society: The Institute o*^
Ecology; The Mat'l Academy of Sciences;
Internat linal organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (In*^")

GEOGRAPHIC PAMILTARTTY (Y^ABSI : Pacific

States (M); Rocky flounta i n ( It , Ml ; Canada,
western ( 1, .1)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 5; S,5

< 1U2^

Specht, Harold B. , 1927, PhD, 195fl, Entomology,
902-678-'4e8U

Agriculture; Canada Agrlcultur Research Stn.;
Kentvllle, CA

PBINCIPAL FI3LD: Insect and mite ecology, orchard
anple, pea aphid ecology, tobacco cutworms

COMPETENCE: Entomology (1) ; Pest Control (2);
Taxonomy (3)

EXPERIEMCS (AS EHPLOYEEl: Canadian

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; State
government

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Apple aphids

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pea aphids

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Tobacco cutworms

INTER8S'' IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Local

Government; State government; Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organi-zatlons; U.S. Federal Governnent; oth^r
Governments (5^9)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Pesticides, herbicides; Beach nourishment;
Shoreline protection

GEOGHAPHtC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (1);
Northeast (2) ; Canada, eastern (22, M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PEP MONTH): A, 10; S,10

RESPONDENT?
(ALPHABETICAL LISTING)

«

<-1U3>

=:tephansson, "^tephan E., 1903, BSc, 1967,
Biology, 70U-U7U-8791

Natural Resource Inst.itate; University of
Manitoba; Rinnipeg; Manitoba R3T2N2, Cana'la

PRINCIPAL FTELP: Assessment of lakes for
fisheries developniont and nanageiaent

conPETFNCE; ATuatic Ecoloqy(2); Bacteriology (3) ;
Fishery Biology (1); Environmental
Pollution (2) ; Limnology (1) ; Hicrobiology (3) ;
Population Blology(3); Water Resources
(■a nagemen t (2)

FXPFRIENCE (AS FBPLPYEE) : Canadian

"FSEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Assessment of fisheries
stocks In N.H.T. Lakes

INTEREST IN WORKING HI"H: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government; other
Governments (3588)

GEOGRAPHIC FAnlLI\.1ITT (TEARS): Canada,
yesterr(l): Canada, northern (U, «)

<1U5>

Stocek, Rudolph F., 1937, nSA, 19fi1, 'ish.

elology-USu-Sug";

Bar. Forest Banger School; Univursity of Nev

Brunswick; Regent St.; Fredericton, Now

Brunswick, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Fish and Sildlife narmaement

COBPETENCB: Respondent lists Ifi or more
scientific fields

EIPESIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : County or city
government; State government

3XPERTEHCR (AS CONSULTANT): County or city
government; State government

INTER3ST in iiQRKiNG HITII: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation group; Professional
society; The Institute of Ecology; The Nat'l
Academy of Sciences; International
Organizations; U.S. Federal Government;
Canadian (1217)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPFRIFNCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities: Fish f. Wildlife
conservation

<1iia>

Stibick, Jeffrey N.L., 19uO, PhD, 1967,

Fntomoloqy-0 121 Fxt. 'iii

Dept. of Agriculture, Stock and Fisheries;

Konedobu; Port Moresby, Central District,

Papua, New Guinea

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Svstematins of Insecta Leading
to Evolutionary and Biogeographical Studies

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(3); Animal

Ecology (2); BiostatiGtlcs (2) ; En tomol ogy (1 ) ;
Pest Control(2) ; Population Biology(2) ;
Systema tics (1) ; I'axonomy (1) ; Evolution,
Biogeography (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Papua, New Guinea

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSDLTSHT) : Agriculture; USDA

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Oil palm insect pest
survey, west New Britain

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Cacao weevil systematic
evolutionary biogeographical studies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: l!lateridae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture; State

government; Conservation or Scientific Gcoud;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (336U)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEBrENCE: Agriculture;

Pesticides, herbicides; Dredging, filling

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central (2):
Southeast (O.M) ; Pacific(3,M)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH) : None; spare time
only at best; If of interest

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Middle
Atlantic (U,M) ; Canada, eastern ( 10, M)

AVAILABItlTY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,?; S,30

<iii';->

Stockner, John G., 19«0, PhD, 1967, Ecology,
600-926-1817

Pacific Env. Institute; Fish Rer^earch Board
of Canada; U160 Marine Drive; w. Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Limnology, Estuarine Ecology,
Hater Resource Management

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Ant hropology (1) ;
Aguatic Ecology (1); Entomology ( 1) ; Fishery
3iology(3); Limnology (1) ; Marine Biology (3) ;
Oceanograph y (2) ; Pal eont ology ( 2) ; Water
Resources Management (1)

EXPERIENCE f AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

EY?EBIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Mining; Utility;
State goVernaent ; Civic action group;
Conservation group

EESEABCH ACTIVITY ONE: ovanagan Water Resource
nanageaent Study

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Estuarine research

RESEASCH ACTIVITY THREE: Algal commuties in lakes

IMTERES? IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Governiient; other Governments (13'i7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Tailings, spoils
disposal; Water Resource Development (i^enl) ;
Reservoirs/Dams; HydroelecLric power; Water
quality control; Pish C Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Pacific

States CS.M) ; North Central (2) ; Canada,
yesternll,M) ; Canada, nort hern ( 1, M) ;
England (1)

AVAILAfllLITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A,S; S,10

<1li7>

TUFIE 1 - Bf.SPORDENTS

(*1PH»BRTIC«L LISTING)

<1it7>

■'arlor, Nathaniel «., 1922, PhD, 1958,
natheratlcs, 067-722'l11
Hotheoatics; "niverslty of New England:
Uraidale, NSW 23'i1, Australia

PPINCIPUL FIELD: -lathciiiat.ical lodels 3n

popiil^tions of triboliUB under laboratory

coTiii tions

COXPETENCE: Population Biology (2) ; Systeas
Analysis CI

RESEAHCH ACTIVITt OHE: TrlboliuB populations

INTEREST IN VORKIKG WITH: Coasecfation or

Scientific Troup; U.S. federal CoTracnient;
Asian; ranadian; European, vestern (1'^7)

GECGSAP.,IC PASILIARITY (TEARS): Europe,
«estern(l); Australia {30!

<m8>

Thompson, Gerald E. , 1900, HSc, 1972, Aquatic

Ecoloqy, U03-2e8-eS03

Fish 6 sildlife Di»ision; Dept. of Land 6

"crests; 806 f;20-7th Ave. SK ; Calgary T2P

OYfl, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and life history of
freshwater fishes

COBPETEHCE: Aninal Ecology(2); Aquatic

Ecology(l); Fishery Bioloqy(l); Envlroniental
Pollution(2); 1 iunoloqy (2) ; wildlife
Hanagement < 1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Life history of Prosodium
Williamsoni in the Sheep River, Alberta

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Behavorlal responses of
mountain whitefish and eastern brook trout

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO:
ecosvstea

Sand beach meiofa.ina

INTERBS" TN WORKING WITH: Private S.!<;tor;

Utility; Tocal f:ov«^rrtmen t ; County or city
governaent; Local or icjioral planning group;
State governaent; Conservation or Scieni ific
Group; International Organizations: 'J.S.
Federal Government; FPA; HEW; NSF: other
'Sovnrnients (36U9)

IHPACT ASSESSHEN-r EXPERIFNCE: Dredging, filling;
Beach nourishment

RBOGRAPHIC PABILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (7,11) ; Africa(i)

AVAIIABILITT (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 20; S,10

<1'jO>

Tosl, Joseph A Jr., 1921, PhD, 19S9, neographv-22
62 U1

Administrator and Land use Ecolngist;
Tropical Science Center (Detro Cientifico
Tropical); Apartado 8-1870; San Jose, Costa
Rica

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Life zone system of tcolonical
analysis and napping; land capability
classification; land management systems foe
the tropics

COMPETENCE: Forestry (1); Environmental
Pollutlon(2) ; Horticulture (2) ;
Blocllmatology (1) ; Soil Science (3); PI art
Ecology(2) ; Wildlife Management (2) ;
Comparative land use systems (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agricultur";
Manufacturing; Mining; Transportation;
Otility: State government; Civic action
group; Conservation group; TIE; Unltel
Nations; World Bank; lUCN; OAS; Don; AID;
Central American; South American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Ecological Impact of
proposed reservoir site on Bov River

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;

International Organisations; D.S. Federal
Government; other Gciernments (3591)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Highways; Water

Resource Development 'GENLJ ; Reservoirs/Daas;
Shoreline protection; Fish S Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Canada,

eastern (2) ; Canada, western (U,fl) ; Canada,
northern (0. 5)

<1U0'>

Thum, Alan P., 19U3, PhD, 1972, Marine Ecology
Zoology Dept,; University of Cape Town;
Oniversity Avenue; Rondebosch; Cape, South
Africa

PRINCIPAl FIELD: Reproductive Ecology of Harine
Benthic Organisms and Distribution Abundance

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(2); Aquatic

Ecology (2); Blostatlstlcs (3) ; Environmental
pollution (2) ; Marine Biology (1) ;
Oceanography (3) ; Physiology (3) ; Population
Biology (2) ; Peproductlve Biology (1);
Systematics (3>

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Reproductive ecology of an
estuarine acoel

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological Reconnaissance
of the Guatape hydroelectric power prolect

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: polltlca de conservalon de
recursos naturales del Peru

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Clasificlon y

metodoloqla para determinaclon capacidad de
uso mayor de la tlerra en Colombia

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Manufacturing; Mining; Transportation;
Utility; Local Government; State government;
Civic action group; Conservation group; TIF;
International 0rgani7at ions; United Nations;
World Bank; lUCN; OAS; U.S. federal
Government; Asian; African; Central American;
South American; Indo-oaciflc (2«U7)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agricu .ture;
Forestry; Highways; Parks, recreational
facilities; Soil erosion; Water Re=;oucce
Development (Genl) ; Peservoirs/nams;
Watershed, forest, range; Flood control;
Irrigation; Water supply; Shoreline
protection; Land capability classi flea t ion

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Nor Iheast ( S) ;
Asia(1): Afrlca(l); Central America ( 1 3, M) ;
South Amer ica ( 12, H)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 5; S,!":, Most of
year already contracted

TABLE 1

PF'^PONDENTS
(AI.PHABE'^ICIIL LISTINS)

<151>

Trevor-Deutsch, Burleigh, 19U1, PhD, 1973,

Vertebrate Ecology, fi 1 3-231- U490

Biology Pepartment; Colonel By Drive; Ottawa,

KIS SB6, Ontario, Canada

PPTNCIPAL FIELD: Hanmal ecology, species to
community level; diet determination of
ancient man

COnPETENCF: Aniaal Ecology (1); Anthropology (2) ;
Entomology (3) ; Fishery Biology (31;
Environmental Pollution (2)

RESEARCH ACTIVIi-Y ONE: Rabies transfer from bats
to mice in mines and caves

TMTEFEST TN BORKING SI'^H: Private Sector; Local
novernment; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International nrganiv.ations; D.S. Federal
Government: other Governments (109)

IMPACT ASSESSHEHT EXPRRIEIICE: Cave fauna
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FANILUPITY (YEARS): Canada, eastern(U)

AVAILABILITV (DATS PER MOUTH): A, 7; S,30

<1';2>

Ulfstrand, Staffan, 19)3, PhD, 1968, Zoology

Ecology Puilding; Dept. Animal Ecology;

Dniversity of Lund; Helgonav *S ; Lund S-22362,

Sweden

PRINCIPAL FIELD; Running water ecology, bird
ecology, conservation natural resources

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology(l); Aquatic

Fcologv(l); Entomology (2) ; Environmental
Pollution (3) ; Limnology (3) ; Orni thology ( 1) ;
Taxonomy(3); Water Resources Management (3) ;
Wildlife >ianagement (3) ; Tropical Ecology (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : European, western

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : local or regional
planning group; Conservation group;
Professional society; world Banlt; European,
western

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Running water animal
communities in Subarctic

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Pesticide effects on bird
activity

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Migratory birds as air
traffic hazards

INTEREST IN WORKING wi'^H: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Scientific Group;
International Organizations; O.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1311)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Airports; Parks,
recreational facilttjes; Pesticides,
herbicides; Hydroelectric power; Fish f*
wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (TEARS): Africa <1,H);
Europe, western (15, H)

<153>

Vanpeenen, Peter F., 1°3?, ND, n''i7, EpiJtmnlony
n.S. Navy; I3f Wld-jala Djakarta; .InWarta,
Indoner;ia

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Epidemiology of zoonotic disease

COMPETE'ICB: Animal Ecology (2); Ent omoloTy ( 3) ;

Parasitology (1) : Taxonomy ( 2) ; Epidem ioln j y ( 1 )

rXPERtPHCR (AS EMf'LOYFF) : DOD

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : County or city
g'lvernraent; United Nations; Asian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Zooneses of Tndor.esia

PESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: fnt roduct ion of nonlmonen

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Schistosomiasis in
Celebes

INTERes"" IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scienti.fic Group;
International org in iza t ion s; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (360)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry;

Watershed, forest, range; Fish f. 'Jil.llife
conservation

GEOGRAPMIC 'AMILIARITY (YEARS): Sou thuest (fl) ;
Middle Atlantic(O); Asia (5) ; Afr--ca(3)

AVAILAllILITY (DAYS PEt MON''H) : A,!; S,1

<t5U'>

veilleux, Clement M., 19uO, BSc(1BA;, 19f,', (72),
"ish Ecology, u 1R-f.23-7uso
Trueasury Board Que)jt<' 'Government; 3uu9
Platanes: orsa In vi 1 !*■; Ouebt-c, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Freshwater fisheries and
wildlife management, master in public
administration

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior(H; Aguatic

Eco\ogy(3); Fishery Biology('); Uildlif*
Mam gement ( 3)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Planning proposal to
Qtietiec Wildlife Service

II1TER'!ST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or scientific Groun;
International organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (13H^)

GEOGRAPHIC "AMILIARI^Y (TEARS): Canada,
eastern (10, M) ; Canada, western (0. 33)

AVAILABILITY (DATS PEH M'TN '

Not before 19T;

TABIE 1 - RESPONDENTS

(AlPHftBETICAI, LISTING)

<155>

VenWui7en, Bradley A., TSOU, nsc, \9Tn, Zoology,
60u-987--(eU9

Biology Dept.; Capilano College: 1770
Mathers; West Vancouver; British Columbia, CA

PlSTNCIPAL FIFLD: '"caching of general vertebrate
biology

COMPETENCE: Entomology ^2) ; Genetics(2);

Physiolooy (21 ; Reproductive Blology(l)

TNTEPEST IN WORKING KITH: Agriculture; Mining;
Transportation: Utility; Local Government;
Conservation or "^^cientific Group;
International Organizations: O.S. Federal
Government; Other novernments (ttOOU)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
states(M); North Central (M) ; Canada,
western (^ , Ml

AVAIlABTLTi-Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A,"!; S,25

<1?6>

Vi'tt, Dale "., 19im, phn, 1970, Bryology,

u03-u12-''"^2

Botany: Univ. of Alberta; Edmonton, Alberta,

CA

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology and Systcmatics of
Bryophytes Particularly in Polar Regions

COMPF'^ENCE: Plant "Ecology (2); Population

Biology(2): SYstenatics(l) ; TaxonoBiy(l)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE): State government;
Professional society; NSF; Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Productivity of Arctic
"ryophytes

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;
Construction; Manufacturing; Miring;
■transportation; Otility; County or city
government; Local or regional planning group;
state government; Conservation group;
Professional society; The Institute of
Ecology (TIE); The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; nnited Nations; AEC; CC ; COE; DOB; HES;
NSP; Canadian: South American (3979)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Energy
conversi on/production

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(3);
Canada, western (3, M) ; Canada, northern (2, H) ;

<1'^7>

Wadsvorth, Carl E., 1939, PhD, 1070, zoology,
808-293-9211

Dent. Natural Sciences; Church College of
Hawaii; Laie, Hawaii 96762, OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Ecology of Vertebrates
(Primarily Mammals)

COMPETENCE: Animal Behavior (3); Animal

Ecology(l); Entomology (3) ; Ornithology (3) ;
Population Biologyf2): Range Science{3);
Reproductive Biology (2); Water Resources
Management (3) ; Wildlife Management (3)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYES) ; OSDI

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Herbicides and Animals in
Aspen community

RESEARCH RCTIVITY "HO: Reproduction and "Zoology
of EOTANIAS

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture: local

Government; Conservation or Scientific Gcouij;
International Organizations; ilsnA; cC; COF;
EPA; USDI; NSF (3967)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Forestry; Parks,
recreational facilities; pesticides,
herbicides; Watershed, forest, range; Fish ■■.
Wildlife conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Rocky

Mountain (2, M) ; sou thwest (u ,hi ; Hawaii (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A,U; S,?

Walker, James L., 1932, PhD, 1962, Soil
Sci(Trop) -Guat .6800U?.

North Carolina State Univ. at Raleign; ICA
La Aurora Zona 13; Guatemala CBttAHER,
Guatemala

PRINCIPAL FIELD: ""ropical Agronomy and Soil

Science Fertilizer Hse Economics All Climatic
Zones AG sector Analysis

COMPETENCE: Agronomy(l): Agricultural Sclence(2);
Anthropology (3) ; Hort iculture (3) : Pest
Controldl; "lant Fcology{3); Plant
Pathology (3) ; Soil Science (1); Systems
Analysis (3) ; Geology-Geochemist ry (H) ;
Volcanology (2)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : DSDA

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) : Agriculture; Mining;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; state government; United
Nations; OSDA; AID; Central American: South
American

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Crop Response to olant
Nutrients-Seven Crops Trop-Tempr.

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: El/Salvador Rule Soil
Science in Central-AG Sector Analysis

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Colombia Soil climate
Constraint

INTEREST 18 WORKING WITH: Agriculture; Mining;
County or city government; Local or regional
planning group; State government; civic
acti.on group; Conservation grouo;
Professional society: The Institute of
Ecology (TIE); The Nat'l Academy of Sciences
INRC; imited Nations; World Rank; USRA; »EC;
OSDC; CC; COE; DOD ; FPA; HEW; HtlD; HSDl; NSF;
nsT; AID; DOT; Asian; African; central
American; Canadian: European, eastern;
European, western; South American; Middle
East (3113)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agricu Iture; "Soil
erosion; Tailings, spoils disposal

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North
Central(2,n) ; Hawaii (S,m); central
A»erica(8,M)

ATAILABItlTY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 3; S, 3

PFSPOHBENTS
(AlPRABE'^ICAL LISTIVrt)

47

Ballen, Donald G., 1<?13, PhD, 1970, Harine Alqal
Fcology f. Physiology, 519-25 3-a232
Biology; University of Windsor: Windsor,
Ontario, Canada

PRIHCIPAL FIELD: Light effects (intejisity and
quality) and temperature effects on
metabolism of algae and their effects on
energy flows in aquatic ecosystems

cniPETENCE: Aquatic Ecology (1); Fishery

Biology (3); Limnology (2) ; Algal physiological
ecology(li; Harine Biology(2); Plant
Ecology(3); Water Pesources nanagenen t (3)

UESEARCH ACTIVITY OHE: Fertilizer effect on
productivity in LaVe St. Clair

RESEARCH AmviTV TWO: The nature of

photosynthate in phy toplankton populations in
relation to light quality

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: The effect of trace

metals on growth and photosynthesis of algae

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation group; The
Institute of Ecology (TIE) ; The Nat'l Academy
of SciencesINRC; COE ; EPA; HEW; NSF; Canadian
(1822)

GEOGRAPHIC FAnlLIAPITY (YEARS): Canada,
eastern (7) ; Canada, western (5, M)

<160>

Wanleelaq, Boonsom, 1936, DS, 1972, Aquatic

Entomology

Entomology; Kasetsart University; Paholyot-hin

Road; Bangkolt, Bangkol', Thailand

PPINCIPAl FIELD: Aquatic Entomology limnology ana
water Pollution are my Greatest Competence

cotipETENCE: Aquatic Ecology; Entomology (2) :
Environmental Pollution; Limnology; Pest
Control: Water Resources Management

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecological and Aquatic
Insects studies in Vienna

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Investigation on Toxicity
of Detergents and Sewage

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Radiation Effect Studies
on Sparqanotnis milleriana

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Conservation or

scientific Group; The Intltiute of Ecology
(TIE) ; International Organizations; FAO; O.S.
Federal Government; HEW; Other Governments;
European, eastern; European, western; South
American (2089)

GEOGRAPHIC FAHILIARITY (YEARS) : Europe,
western (5. S)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 26; S,26

<161>

Barkentin, Benno P., 1929, PhD, 19S6, Soil

Science, 51«-«53-6=8e

Soil Science Department; fIcGill University;

HacDonald College; Ste Anne Bellevue, Quebec,

Canada

EXPERIENCE (AS EUPLOYEE) : Manufacturing; Civic

action group; Professional society; Caribbean

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Soils for irrigation in
Antigua, West Indies

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Waste Hamqenent in soils

IllTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government : Conservation or Scienti^ir Group;
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Governaent; Other Governments (21*^-)

THPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture; Soil
erosion

GEOGRAOKIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (2) ; Northeast (1) ; Canada,
eastern (10, M) ; Europe, western (1)

AVAIlABItI"Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 8; E,20

<1<)2>

Welch, Harold E., 19U1, PhD, 19f7, zoology,
1116-928-8538

Zoology Department Toronto; 23 uth Str . ;
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

PRINCIPAL PIELD: Limnological energy flow and
arctic lJ.mnology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Ecology (>); Limnology (1) ; Marine Biology (i)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: CCIPB Char LaVe Orolect

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Private Sector; Local
Government; Conservation or Sciertific Group:
International Organizations; U.S. Federal
Government; other Governments (1092)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): Southeast ( U) ;
Canada, eastern(2); Canada, northern (3, M)

<'163>

Wlckstron, Conrad E. , 19U3, MA; (PhD), 1968;

(1573) , Biology, 503-686-U530

Dept. of Biology; University of Oregon;

Department of Biology; Eugene, Oregon 97u03,

OS

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Thermobiology and microbial
ecology

COMPETENCE: Animal Ecology (2) ; Aquatic

Bcoloqy(2); Environmental Pollution (3) ;
Hmnology{3) ; Microbioloqy (1) ; Plant
Eoology(2); Population BiologyO)

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: Ecology of two
thermophilic algae and an ostracod

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Local government;
Conservation or scientific group;
International organizations; U.S. federal
government: other government (IBUI)

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : Pacific
States (7,11)

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Physical soil properties related
to water and waste manaqement

COMPETENCE: AgronoBy(2); Agricultural Sclence(3);
Enivronmental Pollution (2); Soil Science (1) ;
Water Resources Management (3)

TABLE 1 - BESPOBDENTS

(JlPHSBETICfL LISTING)

<16U>

Hilliams, D Dudley, 19U&, US, 1972, Freshwater

nioloqy, 519-88^-1211

Dept. of Biology: Hniversity oE Waterloo;

Ontario, CA

<1';6>

Zilke, Samuel, lOlu, phD, 19f7, Aqror.oiry (Meed
Science) and Ecology

BOX 1U7; Spcingside, Saskatchewan S0« "ivo,
Canada

PsmcIPAL FIELD; Ecology of strean benthos

COHPE'^ENCE: Aquatic Ecology (3); limnology (3) ;
Harine !<ioloqy(3); Oceanography (3)

EXPERIENCE <AS COMSOITAKT) : Acres Fcol. Consult.

RFSEASCH ACIVITY ONE: Distribution of animals in
streambeds

PBINCIPAL FIELD: Fffect of environment

(biological and physical) on plants and plant
connunities. Physiological ecology

COnPETENCE: Respondent lists 16 or more
scientific fields

EXPEHIENCE (AS ENPLOTFE) : state government;
Canadian

BFSEARCT ACTIVITY TWO: Effect of installing
pipeline across Detroit River

INTEREST IN BOSKING KITH: Conservation or
Scientific Group; International
Organizations: U.S. Federal Government (USB)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPEHIENCE: Pish f. Wildlife
conservation

GEOGRAPHIC FAnillARITY (TEARS) : Canada,
eastern (7, n) ; Europe, tfestern(l)

AVAILABILI'^r (DAYS PEP BCKTH) : A, 7; S,10

<1f5>

Wong, Home B., 1923, PhD, 1°60, Entomology,

U03-«35-7210

Northern Forest Research Centre; Canadian

Forestry Service; 5320-122 Street; Edmonton,

Alberta T6H3SS, Canada

PRINCIPAL FIELD: Systematics of insects with
particular reference to sawflies

COMPETENCE: Anatomy (2); Unimal Behavior(2);

Entomology (1) ; For6Stry(2); Pest Ccntrol(2> ;
Systematics (1) ; Taxonomy (1)

EXPERIENCE (AS EMPLOYEE) : Professional society;
Canadian

RESEARCH AC'^TVITY ONE: Thistle seed dtvelopnent
and the effect of the environment on seed
germination and early seedling development of
thistl es

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: i-he spread of toadflax in
Saskat cjiewan and the effect of t-he
environnment on weed seeds

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Fcologicil life

histories of persistent perrenial weeds

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Mining; Transportation;
Otility; Local Government; Conservation
group; Professional society; TIE; "^he Kat'l
Academy of sciences INRC; International
organizations; U.S. Federal 'Government;
Asi=in; African; Canadian; European, eastern;
European, western; South American; Australia
(716)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT FXPFBIENCE: Agriculture;
Pesticides, herbicides; Soil erosion;
Watershed, forest, range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS) : North

Central <ii, M) : Canada, western( 1 5, M) ; Canada,
northern (6, M)

AVAIIAPILI'^Y (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 25; F,25

EXPERIENCE (AS CONSULTANT) ; Agriculture;

Construction; County or city government;
Local or regional planning group; State
government; Professional society; OSDA;
Canadian

RESEARCH ACTIVITY ONE: A Canadian species of
susana

RESEARCH ACTIVITY TWO: Dioryctria in gall rust

RESEARCH ACTIVITY THREE: Spread of European
spruce sawfly

INTEREST IN WORKING WITH: Agriculture;

Construction; Manufacturing; County or city
government; local or regional planning group;
State governBent; Professional society;
United Nations; World Banlt; IDCN; U.S.
Federal Government; Other Governments (U02)

IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE: Agriculture;

Forestry; Paries, recreational facilities;
Pesticides, herbicides; Watershed, forest,
range

GEOGRAPHIC FAMILIARITY (YEARS): North Central(3);
Canada, western (2S,N) ; Canada, northern (2)

AVAILABILITY (DAYS PER MONTH): A, 2; S,5

SECTION II

TABLE 2

INDEX BY CCMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT

11-49

TUBIE 2 - COSPETENCE IN ECOSTSTFB BHIAGKfl ENT
(BT BESPONDENT'S LOCITIOH)

«GRICOtTOB»L
»OSTRI»

Butt, Billy A.
»USTB»LI»

Osborn, Andre* ».
CANADA

Foscolos, Anthony E.

Hooper, Buth L.

Schorl, Anton

Slinkard, Alfred E.

Specht, Harold B,

Boughton, Glenn B.

Christie, Bertrai R.

Panning, Leonard H.

Hodges, John

Karkanis, Panayoti G.

(layer, Daniel P.

Zllke, Saauel
COSTA RICA

Kidder, Gerald
GDATEHALA

Walker, Jaaes L-
IRAN

Sowing, Donald P,
PAKISTAN

chowdhry, Inayat D.
US

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0.

Czuba, nargaret A.

niskiaen, George U,
AlB POLtOTION
OS

Cznba, nargaret A.
ALPINE, SOBALPINE
CANADA

Douglas, George H.
ANTARCTIC, COASTAL
SHITZEBLAND

Boyd, John C.
CHEHICAL POLLOTION
AOSTBIA

Butt, Billy A.
CANADA

Doffey, Robert B,

Oloffs, Peter C.

Roberge, narcien R.
OS

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0.

Czuba, Nargaret A.
COASTAL

CANADA

Davies, Gordon S,

Ellis, Derek ».

Fischer, David ».

Hancock, David A.

La Roche, Gilles

Lee, Robert K.
ITALY

Canzonier, Salter J.
UNITED KINGOOn

Barnes, Richard S.K.
OS

Silker, Ted H.
COASTAL, ESTUAHINE
CANADA

Prouse, Nicholas J.

Davles, Gordon S.

Parsons, Timothy Richard
ITALI

Idyll, Clarence P.
HEX ICO

Flourie, Eric J.
SOOTH AFRICA

ThuB, Alan B.
ONITED KINGDOH

Barnes, Richard S.K.
OS

Seba, Douglas B.
COASTAL, MARSHLAND
CANADA

Prouse, Nicholas J.

Davles, Gordon S,

TABLE 2 - C0HPBTE1CE IN ECOSTSTEH MANAGEHENT
(Br RESPONDENT'S LOCATICB)

COASTAL, HAFSHIAND
OS

Seba, Douglas B,
DESERT

CANADA

Fanning, Leonard H,
Hettinger, Loren R.
KarVanis, Panayotl G.
Oechel, Walter C.
PAKISTAN

Chovdhry, Inayat U.
OS

Madsnorth, Carl E.
ENERGY PLOHS

AUSTRALIA

Oyington, John D.
Parkhurst, Da»ld F.
CANADA

Colby, Peter J.
Colby, Peter J.
Dayies, Gordon s.
Fanning, Leonard n.
Hiller, Robert J.
nitchell, Byron J.
Oechel, Halter C.
ROBuel, Sentiel A.
"alien, Donald G.
Welch, Harold E.
PHILIPPINES

liller, Jaies
TENEZDEIA

Castellano, Bliseo
CANADA

Bliss, Lawrence C.
FISHERIES

AUSTRALIA

Nccarraher, Donald B.
Potter, nichael A.
BRAZIL

Dayls, Stuart G.
CANADA

Cheyalier, John R.
Pry, Frederick, EJ
Robertson, nichael R.
Stephansson, stephan E.
Stocek, Rudolph F,
Thoapson, Gerald E.
CEYLOH

Sachithananthan, Kanapathlplccal
COIONBIA

Parkhurst, Benlaoin R.
INDIA

Das, Asia R.
ITALY

Idyll, Clarence p.
PHILIPPINES

niller, Jaaes
SWITZERLAND

Boyd, John C.

Goodwin, Harry A.
DS

Harshall, Thoaas I.
FORECASTING
US

Pinkowski, Benedict C.
Silker, Ted H.
FOREST, CONIPEROOS
AUSTRIA

Krott, Peter
AUSTRALIA

Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Banfield, Aleiandcr B.F.
Schorl, Anton
Auclair, Allan N.
Benson, Crandall A.
Desgranges, Jean-Luc
Hettinger, Loren R.
Lynch, Gerry II.
nitchell, Hyron J.
Oechel, Baiter c.
Parker, Thoaas L.
Pearson, Arthur M.

TABLE 2 - COHPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEH HAHAGEBENT
(BT RESPONDENT'S lOCATlCN)

FOREST, CONIPEROOS
CANADA

PollocV, SilllaB Stenart
Trevor-Deutsch , Burleigh
PAKISTAN

Chowdhty, Inayat U.
SHITZERLAND

Goodvin, Harry A.
OS

Silker, Ted H.
FOREST, CECIDUOOS
AUSTRALIA

Ovlngton, John D.
CANADA

Auclalr, Allan N.
Benson, Ccandall A.
Desgranges, Jean-Luc
Lynch, Gerry B.
Mitchell, Byron J.
Pollock, Silliai Stewart
Roberge, Barcien R.
Trevor-Deutsch, Buclelgb
COSTA RICS

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
PAKISTAN

Chowdhry, Inayat U.
SWITZERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A,
OS

Czuba, flarqaret A.
pfister, Donald B,
SilKer, Ted H.
FORESTS

AOSTRALIA

Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Benson, Crandall A.
Fanning, Leonard B-
Pollock, silliaB Stewart
Roberge, Barcien R.
Salonius, Pet*?r 0.
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
PAKISTAN

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.
OS

Silker, Ted H.
FRESH HATER, LAKE
AOSTRALIA

BcCarraher, Donald B.
CANADA

Prouse, Nicholas J.
Chevalier, John B.
Davies, Gordon S.
Fry, Frederick, EJ
Gallup, Donald N.
Haynes, Robert C.
Ostrofsky, Bilton L.
Robertson, Bichael R.
Servizi, Janes A.
Stephansson, Stephan E.
Stocek, Rudolph F.
Stockncr, John G.
Ballen, Donald G.
»elch, Harold E.
COLOBBIA

Parkhurst, Benjaain a.
FINLAND

LehBUsluoto, Pasi 0.
Lehnusluoto, Pasi 0.
SVITZERLAND

Boyd, John C.
Goodwin, Harry A-
DS

Graf, Donald F.
FRESH HATER, BIVEH
CANADA

Prouse, Nicholas J.
Chevalier, John B.
LehBkuhl, Dennis B.
Robertson, Bichael R.
Servizi, Jaaes A.
Stocek, Rudolph F.

CONPETIKCE IH EC0STSTE8 HAHiGEBEIIT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCHTIOII)

PPESB WHTEB, RIVER
CANDDk

Thompson, Gerald E.
SDEDEN

Olfstcand, Staffan
SBITZERtAND

Goodwin, Harry A.
GRASSLAND

AUSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.
CANADA

Hooper, Ruth L.

Schorl, Anton

Slinkard, Alfred E.

Bouqhton, Glenn R.

Fanning, Leonard n,

Hodges, John

Parker, Thonas L.

Zllke, SaBuel
SWITZERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A,
OS

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward D.

Silker, Ted H.
HEATH LAND

ENGLAND

Armstrcng, Patrick H.
INLAND nlNRRAL BATERS
AUSTRALIA

HcCarraher, Donald B.
ISLAND

CANADA

Foster, Bristol
tAND USE DESIGN
CANADA

Colenan, Derek J.

Dorney, Robert S.

Panning, Leonard n.

Fischer, David H,

Karkanls, Panayoti G,

2ilke, Saaael
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
ENGLAND

Aristcong, Patrick H.
OS

Perez, Gerald S.A.

Silker, Ted H.
LAND POLLUTION
CANADA

Schorl, Anton

Bates, Thonas B.

Dorney, Robert S.

Fanning, Leonard n«

Fischer, David H.

Hancock, David A.

Karkanis, Panayoti G-

Salonius, Peter 0.

Zilke, Sanael
COSTA RICA

Kidder, Gerald
INDONESIA

Vanpeenen, Peter F-
us

Czuba, nargaret A.

Riskiien, George H.

Perez, Gerald S.A,

Pinkowskl, Benedict C.

Silker, Ted R.
BARINE, CONTINENTAL SHELF
AUSTRALIA

Potter, Hichael A.
CANADA

Ellis, Derek V.

Fanning, Leonard H.

Llttlepage, Jack L.

Siller, Robert J.

Parsons, Tisothy Richard
CEYLOH

Sachlthananthan, Ranapatbiplccal
US

Seba , Douglas B.

54

COMPETENCE IN ECOSYSTEB HA NXGEHENT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

R»SINE, GENERAL
CANADA

Johansen, Partlcla I.
Hancock, David A.
La Roche, Gilles
CEYLON

Sachithananthan, Ranapa thipiccal
OS

Haines, Kenneth C.
Seba, Douglas B.
KASINE, INTERTIDAL
CANADA

DaTies, Cordon S-

Hancock, DaTid A.

Lee, Robert K.

Risk, nichael J.
ITALY

Idyll, Clarence P.

Canzonier, Baiter J.
SOUTH APRlCA

Thus, Alan 6.
OS

Seba, Douglas B.
NARINE, OPEN OCEAN
CANADA

Prouse, Nicholas J.

Fanning, Leonard B,

Hancock, David A.

Llttlepage, Jack L.

Parsons, Tinothy Richard

Rooael, Sentiel A.
OS

Seba, Douglas B.
HAXIHIZING STABLJ YIELDS
AOSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.

Ovington, John D-
CANADA

Benson, Crandall A.

Panning, Leonard n.

Robertson, Hlchael P.
COSTA RICA

Kidder, Gerald

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
GOATEHALA

Walker, Jaies L.
SHITZERLAND

Dasaann, Raynond P.
OS

Silker, Ted H.
BEASORING ECOSYSTEB STRESS
CANADA

Banfield, Alexander H.Y.

Clark, »illia» C.

BGvley, Derek J,

Bliss, Lavrence C.

Ellis, Derek V.

La Roche, Gilles

Llttlepage, Jack L.
OS

Graf, Donald P.

Page, Jerry L.

Silker, Ted H.
BINERAL CYCLING
AOSTRALIA

Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Hitcbell, Byron J.

Roberge, Barclen R.

Salonius, Peter 0.
OS

Czuba, nargaret A.
BORTANE COBHONITIES
CANADA

Beredith, Don H.
NEW SPECIES IHTBCDUCTION
AOSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.

nccarraher, Donald B.
CANADA

Specht, Harold B.

Poster, Bristol

Wong, Home R.

55

T»BIE 2 - CONPITENCE IN ECOSYSTEH M NiGEHENT
(BT RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

NEW SPECIES INTRODUCTION
OS

Balsbaagh, Jr., Edvacd 0.
liskinen, George 9,
Pinkovski, Benedict C.
Silker, Tgd H.
NOISE POllUTION
CANADA

Fanning, Leonard H.
OIL POLLOTION
CANADA

Bliss, Lawrence c.
Colby, Peter J.
Colby, Peter J.
Fanning, Leonard H.
Hancock, David A.
EOPOIATIOR DTNAHICS
AOSTBALIA

Barrett, Oeginald H.
Helnsohn, George E.
Potter, Bichael A.
CANADA

Banfield, Alexander W.F.
Specht, Harold B.
Colby, Peter J.
Colby, Peter J.
Davles, Gordon S.
Desgranges, Jean-Luc
Pry, Frederick, EJ
Hancock, David A.
Kalff, Jacob
Lee, Robert K.
Lynch, Gerry B.
Hitchell, Hyron J.
Robertson, Michael R.
Shernan, Daryl K,
Trevor-Oeatsch, Burleigh
Zilke, Saauel
INDONESIA

Vanpeenen, Peter F
ITALY

Idyll, Clarence P.
SWEDEN

Olfstrand, Staffan
SWITZERLAND

Dasiann, Raymond P.
OS

nlskiien, George W.
Page, Jerry L.
PinkovEki, Benedict c.
PRODUCTIVITY
AUSTRIA

Krott, Peter
AUSTRALIA

Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Banfield, Alexander i.F.
7itt, Dale H.
Benson, Crandall A.
Colby, Peter J.
Colby, Peter J.
Davies, Gordon S.
Gallup, Donald N.
Hancock, David A.
Haynes, Robert C.
Littlepage, Jack L.
Killer, Robert J.
Hitchell, Hyron J.
Oechel, Walter C.
Ostrofsky, Hilton I.
Wallen, Donald S.
Welch, Harold E.
Zilke, Saiuel
FINLAND

Lehmusluoto, Past 0.
VENEZUELA

Castellano, Eliseo
OS

Silker, Ted H.
PROGRAHHING

AUSTRALIA

Parkhurst, David P.

TUBIE 2 - COMPETEIICE IN BCOSYSTEK B»N»GEBEVT
(BY HESPONDEHT'S LOCATION)

CBOGBAnniNG
CkNADA

tuclalc, Allan N.
RoDmel, Sentiel A.
US

Pinkowskl, Benedict C.
BADIATION POLLOTION
CANADA

Fanning, Leonard H.
BECREATIONAL

ADSTBALIA

nvington, John D-
CANADA

Fischer, David S.
RancocV, David A.
Pollock, Billiai Stewart
Robertson, Hichael B.
ENGLAND

Ar«strcnq, Patrick H.
PAKISTAR

Cho«dhry, Inayat 0.
BESEBVOIB

CANADA

Haynes, Robert C.
Ostrofsky, Bilton t.
Parker, Thoias L.
BIVEBS

CANADA

Robertson, Nichael R.
SUEDEN

Blfstrand, Staffan
S»IT2ERLAN0

Goodvin, Barry A.
SAVANNAH

ADSTBALIA

Heinsohn, George E.
CANADA

Fanning, Leonard M.
Karkanis, Panayoti G.
SBITZERLAND

Goodwin, Rarry A.
OS

Silker, Ted H.
SMALL PRESRMATER BODIES
CANADA

Laird, darshall
THEBHAL EFFLUENT
CANADA

Gallup, Donald N.
THERNAl POLLUTION
CANADA

Fry, Frederick, EJ
Lehikuhl, Dennis H.
US

Dickstron, Conrad E.
CANADA

BcCaulcy, Robert H.
TROPICAL

AUSTRALIA

Heinsohn, George E.
ovington, John D.
CANADA

Fanning, Leonard H.
Foster, Bristol
Bisk, Blchael J.
CHILE

HcParlane, Robert H.
COSTA RICA

Kidder, Gerald
Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
GUATEMALA

Halker, James L.
INDONESIA

yanpeenen, Peter F.
PHILIPPINES

Hiller, Jases
OS

Falanrow, Barjorie ».C.
Blskiien, George ».
Pfister, Donald H.
VENEZUELA

Castellano, Ellseo

TABLE 2 - COMPETENCE IN ECOSTSTEB flANAGENENT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

TONDRA

CANADA

Bantieia, Alexander ».F,

Titt, Dale H.

Benson, Crandall A.

Bliss, Lawrence c.

Fanning, Leonard n.

Hettinger, Loren R.

Hohn, Otto E.

Johnson, Karen L.

Heredith, Don H.

Oechel, Halter C.

Pearson, Arthur B.

Robertson, Michael R.
DRBAN

CANADA

Coleuan, Derek J.
Dorney, Robert s.
Fanning, Leonard (1,
Fischer, David «.
VOLCANICTESRAINS
G0ATEI1ALA

Walker, James L-
WASTE RECYCLING
CANADA

Panning, Leonard n.
WATER, FRESH POLIOTION
CANADA

Prousc, Nicholas J.
Gallup, Donald N.
Haynes, Robert c.
Karkanis, Panafoti G.
Ostrofsky, Hilton I.
Servizl, Janes A.
Stockner, John G.
Thompson, Gerald E.
FINLAND

Lehmusluoto, Pasi 0,
SWITZERLAND

Boyd, John C.
OS

Graf, Donald F.
WATER. NARINE POLIOTION
CANADA

Ellis, Derek V.
Hancock, David A.
Lee, Robert K.
littlepage. Jack L.
OS

Seba, Douglas B.
WATERSHEDS
CANADA

Titt, Dale H.
Colby, Peter J.
Colby, Peter J.
Davies, Gordon S,
Panning, Leonard B.
Fischer, David w.
Pollock, William stevart
PAKISTAN

Chondhty, Inayat 0.
SWITZERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A.
OS

HcNeely, Cyrus H,
WEATHER nODIPICATION
CANADA

Fanning, Leonard H.
WILDLIFE CENSHSING
OS

Page, Jerry I.
WILDLIFE BANAGEHENT
AOSTRSLIA

Barrett, Reginald H.
Reinsohn, George E.
ADSTRIA

Krott, Peter
CANADA

Banfleld, Alexander w.p.
Hancock, David A.
Lynch, Gerry B.
Parker, Thosas I.
Pearson, Arthur B.

TABLE 2 - CONPETtNCE IN ECOSTSTEB BAHAGEIIEIIT
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

9ILDLIFE BANAGEHENT
CANADA

Schveinsbacg, Rayiond C.

Silco, Louis

Stoceic, Rudolph P.
INDONESIA

Vanpeenen, Peter P.
PAKISTAN

Cho«dhry, Inayat 0.
SNITZERLAND

DasaanD, Raynond P.

Goodwin, Raccy A.
DS

Page, Jerry L.

Perez, Gerald S.A.

Pinkovslti, Benedict C.

SECTION II

TABLE 3

INDEX BY KEYWORDS

11-59

60
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ms «RTHFOPOn ECOLOGT Cktt HOB* ISIUBS HQDITIC ECOLOGT (»»Tll«t.) OP »»TERS PIFTILIZBO BT HUmil SIS^ES EC !6

IP5 OP PERSI5TE1IT PEBRERUT, BEBOS EPEECT OP EBTTRORBtST (EIOICGICUL « 'D PHTSIC»L1 OV PLUHTS «HD PLmT CO l^i

HETABOITSI RESIOHES (SOILS »»TERS PL* KT) TOIICOLOGT iHEP«TIC OTSPniCTtOK »N0 PESTICIDE I »-'ER»CTIO«'=l 101

«PO0L" ECOIOGI OF BR»CltI SH-8»TEPS ESPECT«LIT ESTIJUPIES (IVC. PHTSIOfv-.T «H0 T»XOROnT OP ESTn»PI1E «»ln« T

»LS OM GP0»T>1 mo PP0T0ST1THESIS OP HLGAB LIGHT BEPECTS (IHTEHSITt mp QOHLITTl «vn "EIPBRJITORE =!PPECTS 1S9

LES THOROflT »1ID BIOIOGT OP THE OPEBCOUTE DISCCHTCETES (PEZIZALES) BOKOGRHPHIC STODIES o" PSItOPEZI* HH 113

OBOCTIOH «fO ECOLOGT OP EnT»HI«S ECOLOGT OP VERTEBR«TfS (PRIHARILT lA-mLS) FERBICIDBS ««D »IITH»LS IH US 1S7

»0 IP SOILS «»D PLUPTS PESTICIDES HET«BOLISH PESIDOES (SOILS »»TERS PL»»T) TOIICOLOGT (HEP»TTC OTSE 101

RHS HUD SOPPICUL DEPOSITS mD THEIR RPLATIOHSHIP TO THE "GB«SS ROOTS" OP ECOLOGICiL STSTBUS CO«L PROPER' 122

OLBKT SORVET OP THE BL»CK»»TER ESTD»PT ECOLOGT OE L»GCC» "THE SiHHPOOl" ECOLOGT OP BR ACKTSH- B»TERS BSPR 7

«L «»»LTSIS CHEn. THERHOO. «H»LTSTS OE SILICHTES BT ATCH «BSORP SPEC-ROSCOPT ARALTS1S OP CARBOH HUD SDLPfl U ■)

TRIBOTIOK ABORCmiCE BEPRO0OCTI?E ECOLOGT 0» AK ESTHARIRE SCOEL SARD BEACH BBIOEAORA ECOSTSTEH REPRODOCTI 1U9

lES DTVERSITT SILHRIAR ECRIOROID TRACES ALGAL POOIIIIG OR ACRTLIC PLATES IRPLOERCE OP SOBSTRATE TTPE OR P 12U

RTAl CRITERIA COHPDTER HAPPIIG CALIP. LARD CORSESIATICR ACT E PPEC'1 7ERSS SAC. CO. PLAHRIRG EXECO-HE EP 71

P STSTEHS GERETIC ETALOATIOR OE PRERCH CATTLE IR ERGLARD APAPTATIOH OP CATTLE "0 ISRAELI COROITIORS ANI1 63

ZES IR TARIOOS BR7IR0RHERTS DOT TRARSEERS IR ECOSTSTEHS AOAPTATIORS OP PLABTS POB HEA'' ARO HASS TRARSEER 1 0">

TPAPEE BARGER OP EAGLES TO AIRCRAFT AT AIRPORTS H B.C. AOAFTIOR OP APRICAR "lAHHALS TO ERVIBORHEMT; PART '■0

E STDDT OP SERSORT DETELOPRERT A RD IBARRIRG PROCESSES IR ADDLT PORRS DISCRTRIMATIOR LEARIRG IR BATS AMD G 17

T RESOOPCOS tETOIIPICATIOR OP KRAFT RILL EPPLOERT BT AR AERATED LAGOOR TOIICITT OP RORICIPAL SERAGE 0» S 136

CHRISTRAS TREE FERTILIZ ATIOR ARD PROTECTIOR LARGE SCALE AERIAL APPLICATIOR OF DREA TO FOREST RITROGER ' 125

TS RITH DOW IRSBCTICIDES CORTBOL OF PEBRERIAl GRASSES IR Af FOR tSTA'IOR ABBAS CORTROL OP IRSECTS OP IRPORt 1

R SOOTHERR SPAIR LARD OSE CHARGE IR RATAL RIDLARBS SOOTH AFRICA APPLICATIOR OP ECOSTSTEH CORCEPT IV LARD 3

P IR EOROPE TRIRIDAD IRDIA PARISTAR RALATA ARD REST AFRICA ARGERTIRA. BIOLOGICAL CORTROL OP IRSECT 1U0

RG GRADUATE STOOBRTS IR RILDLIPE ECOLOGT ECOLOGT OE BAS^ APRICAR GARB ESPECIALLT GIRAFFE DARGER OF EAGLE 50

R OF EAGLES -0 AIRCRAPT AT AIRPORTS IR B.C. ADAPTIOR OP ATRTCAR HARHALS TO EN7IR0RHERT; PARTICOLARLT GIB 50

SOIL SCIERCE FERTILIZER OSE ECORCHICS ALL CLIRATIC ZORtS AG SECTOR ARALTSIS CROP RESPORSE TO PLANT ROTRIE 158

lo CHARGES I" THE FTRAL PREPERERDDR OP TELLOR PERCH RITH AGE HIRIRIZIRG POLLOTTOR CAOSED BT DEAD AlERITES 91

STIROLI ARD REST BOILOIRG IR THE ZEBRA PIRCH EFFECTS OF AGORISTIC DISPLATS IR BARBOS STOLICRARDS PARERTA 11

'O PnBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH DETELCPHERT ARO RARRETIRG OP AGSICOITDRAL CHBRICALS PARTICOLARLT PESTICIDES C 1

RA POSTTCA AGRICOLTDRAL INSECTS CP TORGA, SOOTH PACIFIC Af; PIC OLTORA L IRSECT BIOLOGT ARD CONTROL TR TERPE 85

PHTSIOLOGT - BIOROHICS OP ALFALFA REETIL HTPEBA POSTICA AGBICOLTORAL IRSECTS OE TONGA SOOTH PACIFIC AG 85

E7AL0ATIOR OF BIOLOGICAL CORTROL EVAIOATIOR OF CARADIAR AGBICOLTORAL PESTS PARASITES t PREDATORS OP ORCH 10

IL GERESIS ARD CLASSIEICATIOR SOIL SOBTET LAND OSE FCR AGRICOLTORE REC. ENGIREERIHG SOIL SORRET ARD I 133

CORHEPCIAL BARANA PRODOCTION AND RESEARCH RESEARCH AGRCRORIST 75

CTOR ARALTSIS COLORBIA SOIL CURATE CORSTRAIRT TROPICAL AGROROHI ARD SOU SCIENCE FERTILIZER OSE ECOROHI 158

IC PESTICIDE EFFECTS OR BIRD ACTIVITT HIGRATORT BIROS AS AIR TRAFFIC HAZARDS RORRING WATER ECOLOGT BIRD 152

AS'' APRICAR GARE ESPECIALLT GIRAFFE DARGER OP EAGLES TO ATRCRAPT AT AIRPORTS IN B.C. ADAPTION OP AFRICA 50

POPOLATION STODIES IN FORESTS REB HORTREAL IRTERRATIOR AL AIRPORT AREA ECOLOGT BIRDS AIRPORT HONTREAl RIGR 31

"S RER ROWPEAL IRTERRATIORAL AIRPORT AREA ECOLOGT BIRDS AIRPORT HONTREAL HIGRATIOR PLTWAT OF SHORE BIRDS 31

GAHE ESPECIALLT GIBAPPE DANGER OP EAGLES TO AIRCRAPT AT AIRPORTS IR B.C. ADAPTIOR OP APRICAR HARHALS TO 50

CH CALIFORRIA BIIDLIFE-LOGGIRG RELATIONSHIPS SOOTHEAST ALASKA LARGE HAHBAL ECOLOGT - POPOLATION DTNAHT 8

IPE BISTORT OP PROSODIOH BILLIAHSORI IN THE SHEEP RI7EB ALBEBTA BEHATORIAL RESPONSES OP HOONTAIN SHITEFI 108

GT IR RASHIRGTOR STATE HABITAT SELBCTIOR IR 2 SPECIES OP ALBERTA CHTPHDNRS HAHHALTAN ECOLOGT - HABITAT 0 9U

OP BIOTA HEATED EPPLOERT AT HIGH lATITOBES IRRENTOBT CF ALBERTA LAKES DISTBIBOTION ECOLOGT TAIORORT 52

ERRATIOR ARD CHEHISTRT SOILS OP THE KARARASKIS TALLET CP ALBERTA CANADA DESERT CREEP CONTROL IN NORTHERN 73

CTIOR OP PTSH PISH COLTDRE FACTORS CAOSIRG HOETALITT IR ALERITES IN LAKE ONTARIO CHANGES IN THE PINAL PR 91

EILOB PERCH 81TH AGE HIRIRIZIRG POLLOTIOR CAOSED BT BEAD ALERIVES ON BEACHES THEBHAL PELATIORS OP PISH. 91

ARD FISH COHHORITIES TO ENVI RORH ERTAL STRESS RESPONSE CP ALERIVES TO ERVIRORHENTAL STRESS EFFECT OP TEHPE 28

AND FISH CORHONITIES TO ERTIRORH ERTAL STRESS RESPORSE OP ALEBHES TO ERVIRONHERTAL STRESS EPFBCT OP TEHPE 29

ERATE ARD SOBTROPICAL AREAS ECOPPISIOLOGT - BIOROHICS CF ALFALFA BEEVIL HTPEBA POSTICA AGRTCOLTORAL IRSE 85

E EPPECT OP •'RACE HETALS OR GROWTH ARD PHOTOSTNTRESIS OP ALGAE LIGHT EFFECTS (IRTEVSITT AND QOALITT) AND 159

RE ALGAE OP THE CARADIAR ARCTIC SISTBHATICS OP CORALLIBE ALGAE STSTBHATICS ARD ECOLOGT OP HARINE ALGAE H 82

TOLOGT ARD RICROBIAL ECOLOGT ECOLOGT OP TIO THERHOPHIIIC ALGAE ARO AN OSTRACOD THERHOB 163

"T ARD «OALITI) AND TEHPERATORE EFFECTS OR HETABOLISH OP ALGAE ARD THEIR EPFECTS ON ENERGY FLOBS IN AQOAT 159

CS OP CORALLTRE ALGAE STSTERATICS ARO ECOLOGT OP HARIRE ALGAE HARINE ALGAE OP THE CANADIAN ARCTIC STSTEH 82

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NO RBSEARCR EIPERIEBCES BACHELORS' S DEGREE IB WILDLIFE BIOLOGY BOB EHPLOYED BY PENNSYLVANIA GA1E COHHI 70

DIPTERA ON LIVESTOCK TAXONCRY OP PACHYBRACBIS TAIONOBY BIOIOGY ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF COLEOPTERA ESPECIALLY 5

BIONOBICS TEBPEBATURE AND DEVELOPHENT OP SPRUCE BUDBORB BIONOBICS AND TAXONOBY OF WEB-SPINNING SAWPLIES «2

NTROL IB TEHPERATE ABO SUBTROPICAL AREAS BCOPHYSIOLOGY - BIONOBICS OP ALFALFA BEEVIL BYPERA POSTICA AGRI 85

RVET OF IBSECTS IB FOREST BURSERIES IBSECT TAIOBOBY IRO BIONOBICS TEHPERATORE AND DEVELOPHENT OF SPRUCE 02

» OP tOOPLABKTOB 08GAHISBS EFFECT OF THERHAL EFFLUENT CP BIOTA HEATED EFFLUENT AT HIGH LATITUDES INVENTOR 52

TORY OF TREES ABD FOREST HABAGEHEBT ASSBSSBEBT OF YELLOW BIRCH REGENERATION BY TREATHEHT EFFECT OF C.I. P. 11

TER ANIHAl COBHOBITIES IN SOBARCTIC PESTICIDE EFFECTS ON BIBB ACTIVITY HIGRATORY BIRDS AS AIR TRAFFIC HAZ 152

ORY BIRDS AS AIB TRAFFIC HAZARDS RUNNING WATER ECOLOGY BIRD ECOLOGY CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES RUN 152

SERVATTOB VALUES TO PUBLIC ARCTIC ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OP SEA BIRD ISLABD ECOLOGY OF THE BALD EAGLE WILDLIFE 57

BIRDS EASTERN-fOEBEC NOBTH ABEBICA BBBEDIBG BIRD SDRVJY BIRD POPULATION STUDIES IN FORESTS NEW HONTREAL 31

BAT OF SHORE BIRDS EASTERN-OOEBEC NORTB AHEBICA BREEDING BIRD SURVEY BIRD POPULATION STUDIES IN FORESTS 31

FORESTS NEB HOBTREAl IBTEBNATIONAL AIRPORT AREA ECOLOGY BIROS AIRPORT HONTREAL HIGRATION FLTWAY OF SHORE 31

OAIL THE DYNABICS OF TERRESTRIAl VERTEBRATES ESPECIALLY BIRDS ABD HAHHALS POPDLATIOB DYBAHICS OP CALIF. 137

N SOBARCTIC PESTICIDE EFFECTS ON BIRD ACTIVITY HIGRATORY BIRDS AS AIR TRAFFIC HAZARDS RUNNING WATER ECOL 152

ECOLOGY BIROS AIRPORT HOBTREAL HIGRATION FLYBAY OF SHORE BIRDS BASTRRN-tOBBEC NORTH AHERICA BREEDING BIRD 31

C» FORILLON NATIONAL PARK, QUEBEC POPULATION ECOLOGY OF BIRDS IB RBLATIOB WITB PLABT SUCCESSION POPOIATI 37

CTIVE ARCTIC AND BOREAL ORNITHOLOGY 6 BABHIOGT REPORT ON BIRCS LAKE AT HABASCA REGION FOR PEACE ATRARASIA 60

TYON STUDY OF BIRDS OF LA HAURICIE NATIONAL PARK tUBBIC BIRCS OF FORILLON NATIONAL PARK fOEBEC POPULAT 37

DS IB RELATION WITH PLANT SUCCESSION POPDLATIOB STUDY OF BIRDS OP LA HAURICIE BATIONAL PARK QUEBEC BIROS 37

FlC OCEAN BIOLOGICAL SURVEY PROGRAH ECOLOGICAL SURVEY OF BIRDS OF NORTH CHILE POPULATION ESTIHATES AND E 92

TH CHILE POPULATION ESTIHATES ABO ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS OF BIRDS PACIFIC OCEAN BIOLOGICAL SUBVEY PROGRAH EC 92

REGEBERATIOB IB GLOBAL APICES CYTOIOGICAL CHGS FOLLOBIBG BISECTIOB OF APICES OLTBASTRUCTUBB OF CULTURED H 68

lOB OF SHELLFISH DEPORATIOB PLABT BIOLOGY OF COHHERCIAL BIVALVE HOLLUSCS VARIOUS ASPECTS OP PARASITIC 01 19

OYSTER POPULATIONS BACTERIAL AID VIRAL COBTABIBATIOB OP BIVALVE SHELLFISH COBSULTING ON DESIGN AND CONST 19

OB ONTARIAN WOOD PRODUCERS EFFECT OF UREA FERTILIZER ON BLACK SPRUCE REGEN. ANATOBY OP TREES AND FOREST 11

OF SAVANNAH SPARROWS SEASONAL VARIATION IB HETABOLISH OF BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEES GEOGRAPHIC VARIA^IOB OP 123

HABITAT RELATIOBSHIPS BEHAVIOR AND POPULATION PROCESSES BLACK-TAIL DEER WINTER RANGE STUDY BLOB GROUSE P 132

TABLE 3 - BESEARCB OR CONSOITIITIOS EIPBFIEIICE ARD P8IRCIPIE FIELD

OF ESTOARINE ANIBALS) SORVET OP THE SOLENT SORVET OP TBE BLACKiATER ESTOARI ECOLOGY OP LAGOOW -THE SHARPO 7

NSBCTS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL 111 HECICAL EDTOnOLOGT 6 AVIAS BLOOD PARASITOLOGY ATIAR HAEBATOZOA AS ENVIRONBE 60

POPULATION PROCESSES BLACK-TAIL DEER BINTEB RANGE STODT BLOE GROUSE POPULATION STUDY ENVHONBERTAL CORSE 132

ING ECOLOGY OP EASTERN BLUEBIRD VOCALIZATIONS OP EASTERN BLUEBIRD BANDING STUDY NEST IIS

NG STUDY NESTING ECOLOGY OP EASTERN BLUEBIRD VOCALIZATIONS OP EASTERN BLUEBIRD BANDI 115

SOURCE DEVELOPBENT SITH LEAST ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION BIID BOAR IN WEST PAKISTAN PESTICIDES AND PRODUCTION 2a

IGAN ENDOCRINOLOGY PARTICULARLY REPRODUCTIVE ARCTIC AND BOREAL ORNITHOLOGY 6 HABBLOGY REPORT ON BIRDS LA ftU

AHICS OP SUGARCANE PESTS BIOLOGY OP THE NEST INDIAN ROCT BORER SEEVIL ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OP INSECTS - ENVI 97

ON ECOLOGY CHURCHILL FALLS LABRADOR ENVIRONBENTAL STUDY BOUNDARY DAB THEBHAL STUDY A«0AT1C PRODUCTIVITY 103

OK TROUT ECOLOGICAL IBPACT OF PROPOSED RESERVOIR SITE CN BON RIVER ECOLOGY AND LIFE HISTORY OF PRESHWATE 1118

MILKFISH CULTURE CULTURE OF PISH IN BBACKISR AND FRBSHNATER PONDS IHPROVED I1ETHO0 OP 23

TER ESTUARY ECOLOGY OF LAGOON "THE SBANPOOl" ECOLOGY CP BR ACKISR- WATERS ESPECIALLY ESTUARIES (INC. PHYS 7

REEDING FOR CROP QUALITY DEVELOPBENT OP COBHERCIAL PLANT BREEDING BREEDING PERENNIAL FORAGE SPECIES DEVE 25

GLAND ADAPTATION OF CATTLE TO ISRAELI CONDITIONS ANIBAl BREEDING AND GENETICS ESPECIALLY GRONTH AND NIL 63

ATION FLYBAY OF SHORE BIRDS EASTERN-QUEBEC NORTH ABERICA BREEDING BIRD SURVEY BIRD POPULATION STUDIES IN 31

lES DEVELOPBENT OF HYBRIDS IN FORAGE CROPS EVALUATION OF BREEDING FOR CROP QUALITY DEVELOPBENT OF COBBERC 25

R CROP QUALITY DEVELOPBENT OP COBHERCIAL PLANT BREEDING BREEDING PERENNIAL FORAGE SPECIES DEVELOPBENT OF 25

OGBAPRICAL STUDIES OIL PALH INSECT PEST SURVEY BEST NEB BRITAIN CACAO BEEVIL SYSTEHATIC EVOLUTIONARY BIO 10«

Y CONSTRUCTION SOIL SURVEY AND LAND CAPABILITY CLINTON BRITISB COLOHBIA CANADA SOIL GENESIS AND CLASS 133

ENCES OP SYBPATRIC CICHLIDS TAIONCBY OP THORICHTHYS PBOB BRITISH HONDURAS SIGANID CULTURE TECHNIQUES IN T 58

A BEHAVORIAL RESPONSES OF HOUNTAIN BHITEFISH AND EASTERN BROOK TROUT ECOLOGICAL IBPACT OF PROPOSED RESBRV lUB

TES PARTICULARLY IN POLAR REGIONS PRODUCTIVITY OF ARCTIC BRYOPHYTBS ECOLOGY AND SYSTEHATICS 0» BBYOPBY 156

IVITY OF ARCTIC BRYOPHYTES ECOLOGY AND SYSTEBATICS CP BRYOPBYTES PARTICULARLY IN POLAR REGIONS PRODUCT 156

CGY ECOLOGY OF JAHAICAN DEHOSPONGIAE FEEDING AND ENERGY BUDGETS OF BARINE BENTHIC SUSPENSION FEEnERS FAU 121

NOHY' AND BIONOBICS TEBPERATDRE AND DEVELOPBENT OP SPRUCE BUD80BB BIONOHICS AND TAIONOBY OF BEB-SPINNING S 0 2

BHAVIOR AND ANIBAL COHBDNICATIOH SOCIAL STIHDLI AND NEST BUILDING IN THE ZEBRA FINCH EFFECTS OF AGONISTIC U1

BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OP INSECT PESTS AND NEEDS SUPERVISING C.I. B.C. STAFF IN EUROPE TRINIDAD INDIA PAKIS 1U0

BENT OF YELLOB BIRCH REGENERATION BY TREATMENT EFFECT OF C.I. P. HILL CLOSURE ON ONTARIAN BOOD PRODUCERS E 11

AL STUDIES OIL PALPI INSECT PEST SURVEY BEST NEB BRITAIN CACAO BEEVIL SYSTEMATIC EVOLUTIONARY BIOGEOGRAPB 11111

NTROLS BASED ON ENVIRONBENTAL CRITERIA COHPUTER NAPPING CALIF. LAND CONSERVATION ACT EPFECTIVENSS SAC. 7 1

ATES ESPECIALLY BIRDS AND MAMMALS POPULATION DYNAMICS OF CALIF. QUAIL TBE DYNAMICS OF TERRESTRIAL VERTEB 137

GEHENT CONSULTANT - SARDINES COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT FOR CALIFCBNIA t SEA GRANT COMMERCIAL FISHERIES - FO 36

TIONSHIPS ECOLOGY OF INTRODUCED UNGULATES HEARST RANCH CALIFORNIA ECOLOGY OF FERAL HOGS DYE CREEK RANC «

SF OF CEREALS AND OIL SEEDS INCLUDES BINTER INCREASE IN CALIFORNIA SEED INCREASE - NEB VARIETIES - WINTE 15

IN CALIFORNIA SEED INCREASE - NEB VARIETIES - BINTER IN CALIFORNIA VARIETY VERIFICATION OF PEDIGREED SEE 15

ANCH CALIFORNIA ECOLOGY OF FERAL HOGS DYE CREEK RANCH CALIFORNIA BILDLIFE-LOGGING RELATIONSRIPS SOUTB 8

OLOGY RELATED TO URBAN AND URBANIZING REGIONS DTICA SUNY CABPOS ECOLOGY S DESIGN 1106 HIGHBAY IMPACT STU 38

IC PONDS TAXONOMY OF AQUATIC INSECTS OF BEST INTERIOR OF CANADA EPHEHENOPTERA RIVER ECOLOGY AQUATIC ECO 83

L SURVEY AND LANT CAPABILITY CLINTON BRITISB COLUMBIA CANADA SOIL GENESIS AND CLASSIFICATION SOIL SO 133

AND CHEMISTRY SOILS OF TBE KANANASKIS VALLEY OP ALBERTA CANADA DESERT CREEP CONTROL IN NORTHERN SUDAN GA 73

FPECTS OF HEAVY HETAL CONTAMINATION ON MACROFAUNA PMC OF CANADA LTD ENVIRONBENTAL STUDY BIOLOGICAL C CHEM tt6

P OCEAN ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF INSHORE 8ATERS OF ATLANTIC CANADA PHYTOPLANTON PRODUCTION AND EITR A-CELLOLA 22

SOIL SURVEY AND LAND CAPABILITY CODROY NEB FOUNDLANO CANADA SOIL SURVEY FOR RIGRBAY CONSTRUCTION SOIL 133

LEOPTERA ESPECIALLY CHRYSOHELIDAE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL CP CANADA THISTLE BIOLOGY ECOLOGY CONTROL OF DIPT 5

STEMATICS EVALUATION OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL EVALUATION OF CANADIAN AGRICULTURAL PESTS PARASI'ES 6 PREDATOR 10

TEBATICS AND ECOLOGY OP MARINE ALGAE MARINE ALGAE OF TBE CANADIAN ARCTIC SYSTEBATICS OF CORALLINE ALGAE 82

SBAN ORNITHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE PROPOSED TRANS- CANADIAN PIPELINE STUDY OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR S EC 130

ATICS OF INSECTS BITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO SABPLIES A CANADIAN SPECIES OF SUSANA DIORTCTRIA IN GALL RU 165

CTS OF ZOOPLAHKTON ON PHYOPLANKTON SPECIE MEASURING TUNA CANNERY EFFLUENT BY PHOTOGRAPHY CUL'^ORAL EFFECT 5s

IPE ZONE SYSTEM OF ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS AND HAPPING; LAND CAPABILITY CLASSIFICATION: LAND MANAGEMENT STSTE 150

OTL SURVEY FOR BIGBBAY CONSTRUCTION SOIL SURVEY AND LAND CAPABILITY CLINTON BRITISH COLOMBIA CANADA S 133

FOR AGRICULTURE REC. ENGINEERING SOIL SURVEY AND LAND CAPABILITY CODROY NEB FOUNDIAND CANADA SOIL S 133

ES DEL PERU CLASIPICION Y BE'ODOLOGIA PARA DETERMINACION CAPACIDAD DE OSO MAYOR DE LA TIERRA EN COLOMBIA 150

TERNAL TEMPERATURES ANTARCTIC PENGUINS ARTHROPOD ECOLOGY CAPE HORN ISLANDS AfUATIC ECOLOGY (ANIMAL) OP B 16

D GAME BANAGEHENT BOLVERINE IN SCANDINAVIA BEAR IN ALPES CAPJRCAILIIE IN ALPES GABE RESEARCH AN 76

SIS OP SILICATES BY ATOH ABSORP SPECTROSCOPY ANALYSIS OF CARBON AND SDLPROR IN MINEROIOGY AND ROCKS INTER 09

RAPHIC STUDIES OF PSILOPEZIA AND PACHYELLA CHECK LIST CP CARIBBEAN PEZrZALES TAXONOMY AND BIOLOGY OF THE 113

BEAR ECOLOGY OF LARGE MAMMALS ESPECIALLY CARNIVORES ECOLOGY OP NORTHERN INTERIOR GRIZZLY 111

ON; TAXONOMY PEDOLOGY OF REVEGETATION OP DAMAGED AREAS CASCADE PASS BASH. ALPINE-SUBALPINE COMMUNITIES 39

AREAS CASCADE PASS BASH. ALPINE-SUBALPINE COBMONITIES CASCADE RANGE BA NATURAL RESEARCH AREA SURVEY 39

AZING AND INTENSIVE SYSTEMS GENETIC EVALUATION OF FRENCH CATTLE IN ENSLANO ADAPTATION OF CA'TLE TO ISRAEL 63

TIC EVALUATION OP FRENCH CATTLE IN ENGLAND ADAPTATION OF CATTLE TO ISRAELI CONDITIONS ANIMAL BREEDING AN 63

ISR. TEMPERATURE SELECTION OF FISH FISH CDLTORE FACTORS CAUSING MORTALITY IN ALEBIVES IN LAKE ONTARIO CH 91

CIENT MAN RABIES TRANSFER FROM BATS TO MICE IN BINES AND CAVES MAMMAL ECOLOGY SPECIES TO COMMUNITY LEVE 151

IC SUSPENSION FEEDERS FAONAL SURVEY OF PACIFIC SOBBARINE CAVIS DEEP SUBBERSIBLE SURVEY OP JAMAICA REEFS B 121

T ALGAL POPULATION CYCLES - EUTEOPBICATION CCIEP CHAR LAKE PROJECT LAKE MBMPHREMAGOG PROJEC 72

LIMNOLOGICAL ENERGY PLOB AND ARCTIC LIMNOLOGY CCIPB CHAR LAKE PROJECT 162

LAHOG CREEK CEBU REVIEB ECOLOGICAL STUDIES SILUT BAY CEBU POPULATION AND PRODUCTION ECOLOGY OF AQUAT 95

AQUATIC ORGANISMS PRIMARILY FISB SURVEY OF ZOOPLANKTON CEBU COASTAL BATERS POPULATION CHANGES IN GOPPIE 95

S'AL BATERS POPOtATION CHANGES IN GUPPIES LAHOG CREEK CEBU BEVIEB ECOLOGICAL STUDIES SILOT BAY CEBO 95

P INDONESIA INTRODOCTION OP NONIMONES SCRISTOSOMIASIS IN CELEBES EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ZOONOTIC DISEASE ZOONES 153

BING BISECTION OF APICES OLTRASTROCTORE OF CULTURED MOSS CELLS PLANT ANATOMY PLANT ULTHASTROCTORE { 1) RE 68

ITAT ANALYSIS PRAIRIE FALCON SURVEY BILOLIFE MANAGEMENT CENSOSING BILDLIFE GOLDEN EAGLE POPULATION STUDI 106

SEVEN CROPS TROP-TEMPR. EL/SALVADCR RULE SOIL SCIENCE IN CENTRAL-AG SECTOR ANALYSIS COLOMBIA SOIL CLIBATE 158

F PEDIGREED SEED STOCKS SEED PURIFICATION S INCREASE OF CEREALS AND OIL SEEDS INCLUDES BINTER INCREASE 15

OF TELEOSTEAN PISHES STUDIES ON TBE DIGESIVE SYSTEB OF A CBACA CHACA STOOIES ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS OF 0 33

EOSTEAN FISRES STUDIES ON THE DIGESIVE SYSTEB OF A CHACA CBACA STUDIES ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS OF OM POK B 33

LIBNOLOGICAl ENERGY FLOB AND ARCTIC LIBNOLOGY CCIFB CHAR LAKE PROJECT 162

ALGAL POPULATION CYCLES - EUTROPHICATION CCIBP CHAR LAKE PROJECT LAKE MBMPHREMAGOG PROJECT 72

AND ATTRACTANT IN CHARGE OF RESEARCH LAB. ENTOMOLOGY IN CHARGE OF ENTOMOLOGY RESEARCH LAB. ENTOMOLOGY EI IB

INSECT CONTROL STERILE HALE TECHNIQUE AND ATTRACTANT IN CHARGE OF RES.EARCB LAB. ENTOMOLOGY IN CHARGE OP 18

ZIZALES) MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF PSILOPEZIA AND PACHYELLA CHECK LIST OP CARIBBEAN PEZIZALES TAXONOMY AND 113

NCE AND INORGANIC CHEHISTRY X-RAY DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSIS CHEM. THERMOD. ANALYSIS OF SILICATES BY ATOM ABS 09

'AUNA FHC OF CANADA LTD ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY BIOLOGICAL 6 CHEMICAL MONITORING OF MINE BASTES ENVIRONMENTAL 06

LTR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS PARTICULARLY PESTICIDES CONTROL OF RIC '

TUBLE 1 - PESEHRCB OR CC»SIILT«TI01I EIPERIEUCE »IIO PRUCIPl? TlflB

EHEKT »00»COL''ORE BIOLOGICAL OC E«IIOGR«PHT IRCLODIKG THE CBEBISTRI OR flABIRE ORG*SI5!l'; URD ''HE R!L«TI0V5H 110

STEBS TRACE ELEBERT CHERISTRT OR OCEURS f. t •( P»R'IC0l»R OF ANOXIC =:! li «

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RESEARCH IN CUT niRERALOGT SOIL SCIERCE »RD IRORGARIC CPEnlSTRT I-PAY OIFPeR EV-T » l AVALTSIS C1F1. ''H'^ 0°

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PARBOtS SEASORAL VARIATIOR TR RETABOLISB OR BLACR-CAPPIO CRICRAOEES GEOGRAPHIC »A?H'-IOH OP ARIRALS; E»0 ' 2 1

TRORHER'AL PACTORS. RET PRODDCTICR ARD EREBGT CRARGES IR CHIBOAROAR DESEPT »EGETA''TOH 0' DRAINAGE 9ASIR I f. 1

GICAL SORTET PBOGRAR ECOLOGICAL SORVET 0» BIRDS OP ROBTH CP I IE POPOLATIOR ES-IIATES ARD ECOLOGICAL SUPVP 92

POPOLATIOR OP ROOSE EPPECT Of PREDATORS OR RESTIRG DOCRS CRIP lARE BILDL1»E - IRVESTORI BITH R ECORtlERDATI ST

SHIRGTOR STATE RABITAT SELECTIOR IR 2 SPECIES OP ALBERTA CRIPRORRS RARRALIAN ECOIOGT - HABITAT DTILIZAT I"

S OPOR A90ATIC ARD RABIRE RICROBES; PATE ARD BEHATIOR CP CHLORIRATED HTDROCARBORS IV N AT 'IR AL IH-E»S HICR-^ 2

ARD AVATLABILI'Y IR POREST SOILS RITROGBR IR SOIL RATFR CHBISTHAS TREE PERTILIZ ATI"R ARD PBOTEC'tOR LARG ^2'^

AIORORT BTOLOGT ZOOGEOGRAPHT OP COLEOPTEPA ESPECIALLY CHRtSOHELIDAE BIOLOGICAL CON-POL OP CANADA TNIST '<

REPHAL STDDI AQDATIC PRODOCTITITI PHTTOPLA RKTOR ECOLOGT CHORCHILL PALLS LABRADOR ER»IR0R?1E«~A L STDDT 30 '03

EATEST COnPETPRCE SORE BEHAVIOR DIPPERERCES OP STRPATRIC CICHLIOS TATOROHT OP THORICH'HYS PROS BRITIS'1 HO S8

T PROOOCTIOR ARTIPICIAL CIRCDLATIOR OP LARES ARTIFICIAL CIRCOLATIOR OF A SHALL Etl-'ROORIC LAKE PRIRART PR "^o

R PHTTOPLANRTOR ECOLOGT PRIHART PBODOCTIOR ARTIPICIAL CIRCOLATIOR OP LARES APTIFICIAL CIPCULA'TOR OF A S<1

HSS EPPECT OP TEHPPRATtJPE OF SORTIVAL ARO DETELOPRERT OF CISCO SOR?I?AL "F WALLETE ON ROOD "IBEP "'LODGE D 2'»

tSS EFFECT OF TERPERATDRE OR SORTIVAL ARO OETELOPHERT CF CISCO S0R7I7AL OF RALLETES ON HOOD FIBER SLODGE 28

RS ERERGT PLOW IR HOBIC LARES EOTBOPHICATIOR OP HELSIR*! CITT SEA AREA DEVELOPHFNT OF ALGAL ASSAY PROCEDO 8U

7IR0RHERT TRAIRIRG PROGRESS IRPOBRATIOR PLOR IR REt TORR CITT'S EPA RODELING ANALYSIS OF EC0STSTE1 PROC 2S

ECOSTS'EHS PES'ILnEP EFFECT OR PROD0CTI7ITY IR LARE ST. CLAIR THE RATORE OF PROTOSY RTHATE IR PHT-OPLANRT 159

T POLITICA DE CORSERVAIOR DE RECORSOS RATORAIES DEL PERU CLASIPICIOR T HETODOLOGIA P»RA DE'ERH IRAC ION CAP ISO

RELATIONSHIPS PLART IRDTCATORS CP TIH BERSR ARGE-RILDLIPE CLASS SISTERS ANALYSIS; GEOLOG YESOI LF.PLA NT ASSO 139

H IRTROOOCIORS IR SASRATCHERAR LARE IR7ERT0RY ARD RATER CLASSIFICATION E7AL0A-I0N OP STREA1 ARO LAKE PI 88

VET OP 'RE PLART CORHORITIES OP LITTLE GRIROSTORE POINT CLASSIFICATION Of PLART CORHaRITIBS AND SOIL 'YP TO

SOIL GENESIS CLASSIFICATIOR SDPTET SOIL ARD LARD CLASSIFICATIOR OP RATERTON LARES NA-IONAL PARK 27

ITT, ClIRTOR, BRITISH COLOHBIA, CAHADA SOIL GERESIS ARD CLASSIFICATION SOIL SURVEY LARD OSE FOB AGPICO 133

ION OF RATFRTOR LAKES NATIORAL PARK SOIL GERESIS CLASSIFICATIOR SOFVET SOIL AND LAND CLASSIFICAT 27

STER OF ECOLOGICAL ARALTSIS AND HAPPING; LARD CAPABILITT CLASSIFICATION; LAND HANAGERENT SISTERS 'OB THE ISO

NTPRCRANGE REACTION RATE OF P» OR 2:1 CLAYS RESEARCH IR CLAY RIREBALOGT SOIL SCIENCE AND INORGANIC CHER U9

•ROIOGY AND ROCKS IRTERCRANGE REACTIOR RATE OF H» OR 2:1 CLAYS RESEARCH IN CLAY RINERALOGY SOIL SCIENCE 09

Oil ADVICE ON HETHODS FOR KEEPIRG SPARATER IRTAKE SCREEN CLEAR PHYTOPLAN RTOR ECOLOGY; ALGAL HASS CDL'ORE 56

SOIL SCIENCE IR CERTRAL-AG SECTOR ARALYSIS COIORBIA SOIL CLlHATt CORSTRAIRT TROPICAL AGRONOHY AND SOIL S 158

L AGRONOHY ARD SOIL SCIENCE FERTILITER OSE ECOROHICS AIL CLIHATIC ZONES AG SECOR ANALYSIS CROP RESPONSE 158

OR HIGHWAY CORSTROCTION SOIL SORVEY AND LAND CAPABILITT CLIRTOR BRITISH COLOHBIA CANADA SOIL GENESIS 133

08 BIRCH REGENERATIOR BY TREATHERT EPPECT OP C.I. P. Hill CLOSOBE ON ORTARIAR ROOD PRODOCERS EFFECT CF ORE 11

HAPPING CALIF. LAND CORSEBVATIOR ACT EPFECTIVERSS SAC. CO. PtARNIRG EJECOTIVE EFFECTIVENESS GEOGRAPHIC 71

RELATIONSHIP TO THE "GRASS ROOTS" OP ECOLOGICAL SISTERS COAl FROPERTT 6 EVALUATION LANDSLIDES IN HICA RE 122

ARD HGT. RELATIONSHIPS SDRFACE GECLOGT SOIL RELATIONS IR COASTAL PLAIN GEOLOGT- SOIL-BIO'IC RELATIONSHIPS 139

IC ORGANTSHS PRIHABIIT PISH SORVET OP ZOOPLARKTOR CEBO COASTAL WATERS POPOIATION CHARGES IN GOPPIES LA 95

NHENTAL IHPACT HANAGEHENT WORKSHOPS INDOSTRIAL IHPACT OR COASTAL ZONE FRVIRONHENT EESOORCE ARD ENVIRONHE U7

TO ENVIRORHENTAL IHPACT ASSESSHERT IRDOSTRIAl IHPACT CR COASTAL ZONE EHVIRONHENT EN VI RORHENTAL IHPACT HA 35

ND BIOLOGICAL FISHERIES HARAGEHERI CORSOLTANT - SARDIPIS COASTAL ZONE HANAGEHENT FOR CALIFORNIA r. SEA GBA 36

OP INSECTS ECOLOGT OF LEAP ROLLERS LARVAL COHPETITION OF CODLING HOTH APPLIED ECOLOGT 89

TORE REC. ENGIREERIRG SOIL SORVET AND LARD CAPABILITT CODBOT NEW POORDLAHD CANADA SOIL SORVET FOR HI 133

NOHT OP PACRTBRACRIS TAIONOHT BIOIOGT ZOOGEOGRAPHT OF COLEOPTERA ESPECIALLY CHRYSOHELIDAE BIOLOGICAL 5

S ROLE OF THE LICHER SYNOSIA IN HEATH COHHORITIES LICHEN COLLECTION OF H.B. WILSON RELATIONS BETWEEN LIC 118

ARA DETERHIRACION CAPACIDAD DE DSO HATOR DE LA TIERBA IR COLOHEIA LIFE ZONE STSTEH OF ECOLOGICAL ANALISI 150

SALVADOR ROLE SOIL SCIERCE IR CEHTRAl-AG SECTOR HALTSIS COIORBIA SOIL ClIHATE CONSTRAINT TROPICAL AGSON 158

FACE ATHABASIA RIVER DELTA PROJECT HORHORES ARD SEASORAL COLOR CHANGE HARES 6 PTARHIGAN ENDOCRINOLOGY PA 60

OCTION SOIL SORVET ARO LARD CAPABIIITT CLIRTOR BRITISH COLOHBIA CANADA SOIL GENESIS AND CLASSI FICATIO 133

CH AGRONOHIST COHHEBCIAL BANANA PRODOCTION AND RESEARCH RESBAR 75

D CORSTROCTION OF SHELLFISH DEPORATIOR PLANT BIOIOGT CF COHHEBCIAL BIVALVE HOLLOSCS VARIOOS ASPECTS OF P 19

IRVERTEBRATES BIOIOGT ARD POPOLATIOR DTRAHICS OF SHRIHP COHHERCIAL COLTORE OP SRRIHP BIOLOGY AND POPOLA 67

OR CAIIPORRIA 5 SEA GRANT COHHERCIAL PISHEFIBS - FOOD OP COHHERCIAL FISH FISHERIES HARAGEHENT BOTH ECONO 36

DIBES COASTAL ZONE HANAGEHENT FOE CAIIFORRIA S SEA GRART COHHERCIAL FISHERIES - FOOD OF COHHERCIAL FISH 36

S EVAIOATION OF BREBDIRG FOR CROP QOALITI OETELOPHERT CF COHHEBCIAL PLART BREEDING BREEDING PERENNIAL FO 25

N PICKEREL TAGGING STODIES LAKE BINRIPEGOSIS FFESHBATHR COHHESICAL ANO SPORT FISHERIES HANAGEHENT AND AD 66

E IN WILDLIFE BIOIOGT NOB EHPLOTED BT PENNSTLYANIA GAHE COHHISSIOR HO RESEARCH EJPERIENCBS BACHELOES'S 70

F COPBINA ARNOLDI VERTEBRATE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR ARD ANIHAL COHHONICATIO* SOCIAL STIHOLI AND NEST BOILDING I 01

TIES OF LITTLE GRINDSTONE POIRT CLASSIFICATION OF PLART COHHORITIES AND SOIL TTPES ARD THEIR RELATIONSHI 70

OCT CONSERVATION RATDRAL RESOOFCES RORRING BITER ANIHAL COHHORITIES IR SUBARCTIC PESTICIDE EFFECTS ON BI 152

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ECOLOGY BITH REFERENCE TO INTERPRETATION OP CONSERVATION VALUES To PUBLIC ARCTIC ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OP SEA B 57

CLUDES BINTER INCREASE IN CALIFORNIA SEED INCREASE - NfB VARIETIES - BINTER IN CALIPORRIA VARIETY VBRIPIC 15

NIA SEED INCREASE - NEB VARIETIES - BINTEF IN CALIFOFHIA VARIETY VERIFICATION OP PEDIGREED SEED STOCKS S 15

BADE CHANGE EFFECT OF PROPOSED RESERVOIR ON BILDLIFB AND VEGETATION EFFECT OF HYDRO DEVBLOPRENT ON BILOLI 107

. NET PRODDCION AND ENERGY CHARGES IN CHIHUAHOAN DESERT VEGETATION OP DRAINAGE BASIN IN JASPER RATIONAL 61

EPT VEGETATION OP DRAINAGE BASIN IN JASPER NATIONAL PARK VEGETATION OP N. YUKON ANALYSIS OF PLANT CORHOR 61

INCREASE - NEB VARIETIES - BINTER IN CALIFORNIA VARIETY VERIFICATION OF PEDIGREED SEED STOCKS SEED PURI 15

TEACHTRG OP GENERAL VERTEBRATE BIOLOGY 155

RBIAR K RAT IN PECOS RIVER PHYSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY ARD VERTEBRATE ECOLOGY NORTHERN GEORGIA IIRITS OF HE 130

ECOLOGY ARD CONTROL CF VERTEfRATE PESTS 05

BARBOS STOLTCKANDS PARENTAL BEHAVIOR OP COPEINA ARNOLOI VERTEBRATE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND ANIRAL COHHONICAT. 01

HHONITT REPRODUCTION AND ECOLOGY CF EOTAHIAS ECOLOGY OF VERTEBRATES (PRIRARItY HAHHAIS) HERBICIDES AND A 157

OR DYNAHICS OP CALTP. QUAIL THE DYRAHICS OP TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES ESPECIALLY BIRDS AND HAHHALS POPOLAT 137

POLLUTION HONITORING PROGRARS HINf INDUSTRIAL DORESTIC VICTORIA DISTRICT TFONK SEBERS UTAH NINES LTD. H 03

YSIOLOGY OF HARINB ZOOPLANKTON PHYSIOLOGY OP ZOOPLANKTCN VICTORIA BARINE HONITORING GREENElt RINE SURVEY 86

EST COHPETENCE ECOLOGICAL AND AQUATIC INSECTS STUDIES IR VIENNA INVESTIGATION ON TOXICITY OF DETERGENTS A 160

OORGANIsnS IN THE DEEP SEA OBSERVATIONS ON PODOPBTHALHOS VIGIL HICROBIOLOGY OF DEEP-SEA PELAGIC ENVIRORH 69

F PARASITIC DISEASES IN OYSTER POPULATIONS BACTERIAL AND VIRAL CONTARINATION OP BIVALVE SHELLFISH CONSULT 19

LITY CRITERIA BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OP SIBOLIOH OABNOSOH IN VITRO HASS PRODUCTION OP PATHOGENS OF INSECTS B 80

NESTING ECOLOGY OF EASTEFN BLOEBIFD VOCALIZATIONS OP BASTEEN BLOEBIFD BANDING STUDY 115

PASS BASH. ALPIRB-SOBALPINE COHHONITIES CASCADE RANGE BA NATURAL RESEARCH AREA SURVEY PLANT COHHONITY 39

T FISHERIES HANAGEHENT AND ADHINISTEATION DEVELOPHENT OF BALLEYE NATURAL REARING AREAS LAKE DAUPHIN BATBR 66

ERATORE OP SURVIVAL AND DEVELOPHENT OP CISCO SURVIVAL OF BALLEYE ON BOOD FIBER SLUDGE DEPOSITS RESPONSE 29

ERATORE ON SURVIVAL AND DEVELOPHENT OF CISCO SOFVIVAL OF BALLEYBS OB BOOD FIBER SLODGE DEPOSITS RESPONSE 28

PEDOLOGY OP REVEGETATION OP DAMAGED AREAS CASCADE PASS BASH. ALPIRE-SOBALPINE COHHONITIES CASCADE RANG 39

- HABITAT OTILIZATION SUBALPINE SHALL HAHHAL ECOLOGY IN BASHIRGTON STATE HABITAT SELECTION IN 2 SPECIES 90

SIN TRACER HOVEHENT IN SATURATED POROUS HEDIA SOBSUHFACE BASTE DISPOSAL GSOUNDBATEF; FESEARCH ON SUBSORF 81

PACE BASTE DISPOSAL GFOUNDBATBR; RESEARCH ON SUBSURFACE BASTE DISPOSAL AND SOIL HOISTORE; GROUND BATBR- 81

HANAGEHENT SOILS FOR IRRIGATION IN ANTIGUA BEST INDIES BASTE HANAGEHENT IN SOILS PHYSICAL SOIL PROPERT 161

IN SOILS PHYSICAL SOIL PROPERTIES RELATED TO BATBR AND BASTE HANAGEHENT SOILS FOR IRRIGATION IN ANTIGUA 161

AQUATIC ECOLOGY (ANIHAL) OF BATEBS FERTILIZED BY HOHAN BASTES ECOLOGY OF PERCH OF LAC lEHAR IRTERNAL TE 16

EONHENTAL 5T0DY BIOLOGICAL 6 CHEHICAL HONITORING OF HINE BASTES ENTIRONHENTAL HONITORING OF TASO SOUND E 06

TORE PROTECTION BITH THE DEVELOPHENT AND USE OF LAND AND BATEF INTERGRATING NA 53

HANAGEHENT IN SOILS PHYSICAL SOIL PROPERTIES RELATED TO BATER AND BASTE HANAGEHENT SOILS FOR IRRIGATION 161

GT BIRD ECOLOGY CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOOBCBS RONNING BATER ANIHAL COHHUNITIES IN SOBARCTIC PESTICIDE 152

TLITY AND AVAILABILITY IN POREST SOILS NITFOGBN IN SOIL BATER CHRISTHAS TREE FERTILIZATION AND PROTECTIO 125

OF FISH INTRODOCTIORS IN SASKATCHEBAN LAKE INVENTORY AND BATER CLASSIFICATION EVALUATION OF STRBAH AND I 88

ACTIVITY HIGSATORY BIRDS AS AIR TRAFFIC HAZARDS FURRING BATES ECOLOGY BIRD ECOLOGY CONSERVATION NATOBA 152

EVELOPHENT OP BALLEYE NATURAL REARING AREAS LAKE DAOPHIR BATER LEVEL REGOLATIOR PICKEREL TAGGING STUDIES 66

DAK GARDUD HARD SOIL RBCLAHATION IN BEST SUDAN SOIL ARD BATBR HANAGEHENT CONSERVATION AND CHEHIS'RY SOU 73

VIRONHENTAL PLANNING AND POLICY ENVIRONHENTAL ASPECTS OF BATEF HANAGEHENT DECISIONS ENVIRONHENTAL IHPACT 07

PARGANOTNIS HILLERIANA AQOATIC BNTOHOLOGI LIHNOLOGY AND BATEF POLLUTION ARE MT GREATEST COHPETENCE ECOLO 160

PESTICIDE POLLUTION BATER POLLUtJON OIL POLLUTION HERCOFI POLLUTION 135

OF CANADA EPHEHENOPTEFA RIVER ECOLOGY AQOATIC ECOLOGY BATER POLLUTION THERHAL POLLUTION BY A RBSEFVOIB 63

HENT PLANNING AND ASSESSHENT OF IHPACTS ASSOCIATED BITH BATEF RESOURCE DEVELOPHENT BILLAPA HARBOR NAVIGA 93

ALGAL COHHUTIBS IN LAKES LIHNOLOGY ESTOARINE ECOLOGY BATER BBSOURCE HANAGEHENT OKANAGAN BATEB RESOORC 106

Y ESTOARINE ECOLOGY BATBR RESOURCE HANAGEHENT OKANAGAN BATER RESOURCE HANAGEHENT STUDY ESTOARINE FESEAR 106

86
TUBll! 3 - RBSUFCB OR COiSBlTATIOIl ETPERIIWCB iHD PKIKCIPIE FIELD

TOP OSE BT PLAIHERS POLTCT HIKEBS STSTBUS RISILIEUCE 111 »»T8R RESOURCE PLAHIIlllG FE»IE» OF BBS0DRCE/EN7IR 26

OP R0RTREP1 RHIIROAD FOREST ECOLOGT EPPECT OP CHAHGIIIG »»TER TABLE 01 HARDWOOD FOREST ASBESTOS TMLIRGS 116

on SOBSDRPACE HASTE DISPOSAL ARD SOIL HOISTORE; GRODRD KATEF-STREABFLOB INTERACTIONS GROUNDHATER-FRACTH 81

ES BATEPFOBL PATHOLOGY LEAD POISOBING IN SATEPfOBL EPI2O0TIOL0GT OP TRICHABORI ASIS IN DOV 138

EPIZOOTIOLOGT OF TRICNAHONIASIS IN DOTES BATERFOBL PATHOLOGY LEAD POISONING IN BATERFOBL 138

PHYSIOLOGY OF PLANT HORBONES S PHYTOCHROHE FLOODING B WATERLOGGING EFFECTS OF FLOODING ON GROHTH E PBY 120

NNING ECONOBICS OF PORAL LAND OSE ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF BATERLOO COONTY ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO REGIONAL 30

NA'^OBAL WATERS HICROBE-POLLDTANT INTERACTIONS 19 iATORAL WATERS AND SEDIHENTS ACTION OF ORGANIC AND BETA 2

DETEIOPHENT OF ALGAL ASSAY PROCEDDBE EBTBOPHTCATION CF BATIRS ENERGY FLOB IN HOHIC LAKES EOTROPHICATION 80

D ECOLOGY CAPE HORN ISLANDS AOOATIC ECOLOGY (ANIBAL) OF BATERS FERTILIZED BY HOBAN WASTES ECOLOGY OP PER 16

IC HBTABOLISB FATE AND BEHAVIOR OF PESTICIDES IN NATOFAL BATERS BETABOLISB AND PERSISTENCE OP NCS-3260 IN 101

PATE AND BEHAVIOR OF CHLORINATED BYDROCARBONS IN NATOFAL WATERS HICROBE-POLLOTANT INTERACTIONS IN NATORAL 2

"ER DYNAHICS IN DEEP OCEAN ECOLOGICAL STODIES OF INSHOBE WATERS OF ATLANTIC CANADA PHYTOPLANTON PFODOCTIO 22

ISHS PFIBARILY FISH SOFVEY OP tOOPLANNTON CEBO COASTAL WATEFS POPOLATION CHANGES IN GOPPIES LAHOG CFE 95

ILS AND PLANTS PESTICIDES BETABOLISB RESIDOES (SOILS BATERS PLANT) TOTICOLOGY (HEPATIC DYSFONCTION 101

CLASSIFICATION SURVEY SOIL AND LAND CLASSIFICATION OF BATERTON LAKES NATIONAL PARK SOIL GENESIS 27

DEVFLOPBENT OF SPROCE BODWORB BIONOBICS AND TAIONOBY OF WEB-SPINNING SAWFLIES 50BVEY OF INSECTS IN FOFES 12

PLANKTON TATONOHI AND ECOLOGY ROLE OF TINTINNIDS IB FOOD WEBS ONIDENTIFIEO HICSOOFGANISHS IN THE DEEP SEA 69

AT IN SASKATCHEWAN AND THE EFFECT OF THE ENVIRONBHENT ON SEED SEEDS ECOLOGICAL LIFE HISTORIES OF PERSISTS 166

SEEDS ECOLOGICAL LIFE HISTORIES CF PERSISTENT PERRBNIAL WEEDS EFFECT OF ENTIRONBENT (BIOLOGICAL AND PHY 166

RTCA, ARGENTINA. PTOLOGICAL CONTROL OF INSECT PESTS AND WEEDS SBPERTISING C.I. B.C. STAFF IN EOFOPE T8IN 1»0

OF SOGAFCANE PESTS BIOLOGY OF THE WEST INDIAN ROOT BOEIR WEEVIL ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY OF INSECTS - ENVIRONBEN 97

DTE3 OIL PALH INSECT PEST SOFVEY WEST NBH BRITAIN CACAO WEEVIL SYSTEBATIC EVOLOTIONARY BIOGBOGRAPHICAl S 1 Utt

D SOBTROPTCAL AREAS ECOPHYSIOLOG Y - BIONOBICS OF ALFALFA WEEVIL HYPERA POSTICA AGRICOLTOHAL INSECTS OP T 85

STAFF IN EOFOPE TRINIDAD INDIA PAKISTAN BALAYA AND WEST AFRICA ARGENTINA. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF I 1U0

■OL POPOLATION DYNABICS OF SDGARCANE PESTS BIOLOGY OF THE WEST INDIAN ROOT BORER WEEVIL ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY 97

EF AND WASTE BANAGEBENT SOILS FOB IRRIGATION IN ANTIGOA WEST INDIES WASTE BAHAGEHENT IN SOILS PHYSICAL 161

C INSECTS OF ARCTIC PONDS TAIONOHY OF AQOATIC INSECTS OF WEST INTERIOR OF CANADA EPHEBENOPTERA RIVER ECO 83

AND BIOGBOGRAPHICAL STODIES OIL PALH INSECT PEST SOFVEY WEST NEW BRITAIN CACAO WEEVIL SYSTEBATIC EVOLOTI lua

EVELOPBENT WITH LEAST BNVIFONBENT POLLOTION WILD BOAF IN BEST PAKISTAN PESTICIDES AND PRODOCTION PROBLEBS 2tt

CN'ROL IN NORTHERN SDDAN GARDOD BARD SOIL RECLAHATION IN BEST SODAN SOIL AND WATER BANAGEBENT CONSERVATI 73

GONG BABBAL ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ECOLOGY OF HARSOPIAIS WESTERN AOSTRALIA ECOLOGY OF SAVANNAH WOODLAND S 60

HICS AND ECOLOGY OF FISH POPOLATIONS FISH POPDLATIONS OF WESTERN LAKE ERIE DYAH 108

ED PECCARY IN THE AFIZONA DESERT HIGFATION « BEHAVIOE OF WHISTLING SWAN ORNITHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF T 131

FV2IE VALLEY GAS PIPELINE PROJECT POST-DOCTOFAL FELLOW - WHITE-TAILED DEEF RESEARCH LBCTORER SHALL BAHBAL 77

HE SHEEP RIVEP ALBERTA BERAVORIAL RESPONSES OF BOONTAIN WHITEFISH AND EASTERN BROOK TROOT ECOLOGICAL IHP 1U8

OF RESOOFCE DEVBLOPHENT WITH LEAST BNVIFONBENT POLLOTION WILD BOAF IN WEST PAKISTAN PESTICIDES AND PRODOC 2U

N WILDLIFE AND VEGETATION EFFECT OF HYDRO DEVELOPBENT ON WILDLIFE RELATIONSHIP OP WILDLIFE TO HABITAT AN 107

BNVIFONBSNTAL CONSEQOENCBS OF FLOODING A FESBFVOIF SITE WILDLIFE - HABITAT EBLATIONSH IPS BEHAVIOR AND P 132

OF BOOSE EFFECT OF PREDATORS ON NESTING DOCKS CHIP LAKE WILDLIFE - INVENTORY WITH RECOHBENDATIONS FOR BA 87

POBSE TO BAN-HADt CHANGE EFFECT CF PROPOSED SBSBFVOIR ON WIICIIFE AND VEGETATION EFFECT OF HYDRO DBVELOPB 107

BBI3SI0N NO FESJAFCH EIPEFIBNCES BACHELORS 'S DEGFBE IN WILDLIFE BIOLOGY NOB BBPLOYED BY PENNSYLVANIA G 711

FE; ALSO INSOLAF PROBLEBS DIRECTING GRADOATE STODENTS IN WILDLIFE ECOLOGY ECOLOGY OF EAST AFRICAN GABE E 50

GY ECOLOGY OF SEA BIRD ISLAND ECOLOGY OF THE BALD EAGLE WILDLIFE ECOLOGY WITH REFERENCE TO INTERPRETATIO 57

SIS PRAIRIE FALCON SORVEY WILDLIFE BANAGBBENT CENSOSING WILDLIFE GOLDEN EAGLE POPOLATION STODIES BOONTAI 106

FISH AND WILDLIFE BANAGEBENT 1»5

BS BOONTAIN LION HABITAT ANALYSIS PFAIFIS FALCON SOFVEY WILDLIFE BAHAGEHENT CENSOSING WILDLIFE GOLDEN EA 106

TBPACT NOFTREFN ECOSYSTEBS WITH PAFTICOIAF BBFEFENCE TO WILDLIFE BANAGEBENT ENVIFONBENTAL IBPACT OF NOFT 6

SAL TO aOEBBC WILDLIFE SEFVICE FRESHBATBB FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE BANAGEBENT BASTER IN POBLIC ADHINISTRA 150

PILATION OF NEEDED LAND OSE LEGISLATION AND BEGOLATIONS WILDLIFE RESEARCH AND GENERAL ADHINISTSATION OF 112

G GAHB POPOLATIONS RESEARCH AND BANAGBBENT CONSBPVATION WIIDIIFB RESEARCH FOR BACKENZIE VALLEY GAS PIPBL 77

TH RECOBBBNDATIONS FOR BANAGEBENT BANAGBBENT ORIENTATED WILDLIFE FBSEAFCH IBPACT OF HONTING ON A POPOLAT 87

-ER IN POBLIC AOHINISTRATION PLANNING PROPOSAL TO QOEEIC WILDLIFE SERVICE FRESHWATER FISHEFIES AND WILDL 158

EFFECT OF HYDFO DEVELOPBENT ON WILDLIFE FEIATIONSHIP OF WILDLIFE TO HABITAT AND FESPONSE TO BAN-BADE CHA 107

ORNIA ECOLOGY OF FERAL HOGS DYE CREEK RANCH CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE-LOGGING RELATIONSHIPS SOOTHEAST ALASKA 8

NT OF IBPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH BATER RESODRCE DEVELOPBENT BILLAPA HARBOR NAVIGATION ENVIRONBENTAL STATBBEN 93

B HISTORY OF FRESHWATER FISHES LIFE HISTORY OF PBOSODIOH BILLIABSONI IN THE SHEEP RIVER ALBERTA BERAVORI 108

N SYNOSIA IN HEATH COBBONITIES LICHEN COLLECTION OF H.E. BILSON RELATIONS BETBEEN LICHENS AND HIGHER PLA 118

BIN BATBF LEVEL FEGOLATION PICKBBIL TAGGING STODIES LAKE WINNIPEGOSIS FFBSHWATBF COBBEBICAL AND SPOFT FI 66

R INCREASE IN CALIFORNIA SEED INCREASE - NEB VAFIETIES - WINTER IN CALIFORNIA VARIETY VERIFICATION OF PED 15

RIFICATION S INCREASE OF CEREALS AND OIL SEEDS INCIOOBS WINTEF INCFEASE IN CALIFORNIA SEED INCREASE - NE 15

SHIPS BEHAVIOR AND POPOLATION PROCESSES BLACK-TAIL DEER WINTEF FANGE STODY BLOB GROOSE POPOLATION STODY 132

LIE IN ALPES GABE FBSEAFCH AND GABE HANAOBHBNT BOIVEFINE IN SCANDINAVIA BEAF IN ALPES CAPERCAIL 76

ORVIVAl AND OEVBIOPHENT OF CISCO SORTITAL OF lALLBYES CN BOOD FIBER SLOOGE DEPOSITS FESPONSE OF FISH AND 28

SORVIVAL AND DEVELOPBENT OF CISCO SOBVIVAL OF lALlEYE CN WOOD FIBER SLODGE DEPOSITS RESPONSE OF FISH AND 29

N BY TREATHENT EFFECT OF C.I. P. BILL ClOSORE ON ONTARIAN WOOD PRODOCERS EFFECT OF OREA FERTILIZER ON BLAC 11

YNABICS OF SOIL ANIBALS ENERGY FLOW IN BITES OF AN ASPFN WOODLAND EFFECT OF RADIATION OH LOBBRIONS I'EBRES 98

CGY OF BAFSOPIALS WESTEFN AOSTRALIA ECOLOGY OF SAVANNAH WOODLAND BARSOPIALS NORTH QOEBNSLAND ECOLOGY AN 60

COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONBBNT ENVIRONBENTAL IBPACT BANAGEBENT WORKSHOPS AN APPROACH TO ENVIRONBENTAL IBPACT A 35

•'EF HANAGBBBNT DECISIONS ENVIRONBENTAL IHPACT BANAGBBENT WORKSHOPS INDOSTRIAL IBPACT ON COASTAL ZONE ENVI 07

N CLAY BINERALCGY SOIL SCIENCE AND INORGANIC CHEBISTRY I-RAY DIFFERENTIAL ANALYSIS CHBB. THERBOD. ANALY 09

E CONSERVAION DE RECORSOS NATONALES DEI PBFO CLASIFICICN Y HETODOLOGIA PAFA DETEFBINACION CAPACIDAD DE OS 150

8EFN BABIANA ISLANDS HERPETOFAONA OF GOAH ETBNOBOTANI CF TAP BTHNOBIOLOGY OF BICRONESIA FLORA OF THE NOR 00

IN RELATION TO FBRBBNTATION PROCESSES GROWTH ANALYSIS OF YEAST IN CONTINOOOS FLOB OF FRESH BEDIOB HOFBON 99

FLOW OF FRESH BEDIOB HORBONAL EFFECTS ON SENESCENCE OF YEAST IN RELATION TO FBRBBNTATION PROCESSES GROW 99

N. ANATOBY OF TREES AND FOREST BANAGEBENT ASSESSHENT OF YELLOW BIRCH REGENERATION BY TBEATBENT EFFECT OF 11

IVES IN LAKE ONTARIO CHANGES IN THE FINAL PFEFERFNOOH OF YELLOW PERCH WITH AGE BINIHIZING POLLOTION CAOSE 91

SB POPOLATION ENERGY FLOW IN BARINE BEBTHIC COBBUNITIES YIELD PREDICTION OF CRAB FISHERY ENERGY FLOW IN 96

CB/ENVIRONBENT TRAINING PROGRESS INFORBATION FLOW IN NIW YORK CITY'S EPA BODELING ANALYSIS OF ECOSYSTBB 26

F BONICIPAL SEWAGE OF SALHON TOXICITY OF HEAVY HETALS TO TOONG SALBON EVALOATION OF EFFLOENT THEATBENTS 136

DRAINAGE BASIN IN JASPEF NATIONAL PARK VEGETATION OF N. YOKON ANALYSES OF PLANT COBBONITY FELATIONSHIPS 61

OOATBFNARY 6 ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS - OGILVIE BTNS. YOKON GEOLOGY OF lANDFORBS AND SOBFICIAL DEPOSI 122

AL COHBONICATION SOCIAL STIBOLI AND NEST BOILDING IN THE ZEBRA FINCH EFFECTS OF AGONISTIC DISPLAYS IN BAR 11

IBPACT BANAGEBENT BOBKSHOPS INDOSTRIAL IBPACT ON COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONBBNT RESOORCE AND ENVIRONBENTAL PLA 07

RONBENTAl IBPACT ASSBSSBENT INDOSTRIAL IBPACT ON COASTAL ZONE ENVIRONHENT ENVIRONBENTAL IHPACT BANAGEBENT 35

87
TABLE 3 - RESEUBCR OR CONSOITATIOK EIPBHIgNCF II.D PKHCII-LB FIELD

GIC»L PISHEPTES BAKAGBHENT CONSDLTAHT - SARDHES COKJT.I 7n.i. ■»..■..... . -

OK CAPACTDAD DE OSO HATOR DE lA TIERRA EH cSwJma liJe 7nll JJSJSf "Jr/°* CAltFOBPIA S SEA GRA1.T COHBE 36

Y A«D SOIL SCIEHCE FERTILIZEP OSE ECOHOHCS UL niNATlC 7oI« Ir cS^L^f""'''"''"' «"""IS AHD BAPPIKG; 150

N LIVESTOCK TAIONOBY OF PACHTBHACHIS TAIOSONI ^liorl l^^rlrrl,ll7^l »"»ITSIS CROP 8BSP0IISE TO PLAHT l-iS

STOSOBIASIS IN CELEBES EPIDEBIOLOGt Of"ooSStIc"?s?asB ZOo2F?Rrn!%2LS2"'""'"* BSPECIALLt CHFTSOBEl 5

OP NONIHONES SCHISTOSOMIASIS IN CELBBSS BPIDBHOLOG? cj looZljr nrcij^^""' I KTRODOCTIOH OF NO1IIB01.ES 153

EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC I.OCLEAR TESTS ON Sa"i SJfeC^S cl 7nnS?I«.,Si^i^L^°°""^ °' "^IIBSIA l.TROOOCT 153

BIBDTION ecology TAXOHOBT AHD SEC0»DAPY PBOBOCTTOH rJ 7nnD. JJrl^J 2" f"0PL41IKTOI. SPECIE BEASOPISG TOH 55

INE HOHITORING GBBEHBI BINE SORTEY PHySioLOG? O^^JaRtSJ 7nnD,I!IISJ ORGABISBS EFFECT OF THBRBAL EFFLOEHT 52

E SURVEY PHYSIOLOGY OF HARIHE ZOCPLAIKTOR PbJ<!?oio?J ?» JnS», J^II"" PHYSIOLOGY OF ZOOPLAUKTOl. VICTORIA H 86

« ECOLOGY OP AQUATIC OSGABISBS PfwJpm F^SH STO^eJ OF 7SoM.3JIn: ^^^I™"" """ """"OBIHG GREE1.EI B 86

BABBAL FCOLOGY IN WASHIRGTOH STATE HABITAT sJlECTIoI 7n flllr.HL ^.fll "»"" "'""S POPULATION CHAN 95

BINEROLOGY AND ROCKS INTERCHANGE REACTION RATE ^SJ II I ,r^.ll ' »"«"A CHIPHONNS HABBALIAN ECOLOG 9«

SUGAR GROVES STUDY OF REVBGETATIOBOPbJtosED BANKS ALoSg III St,« .I'l^tl^.l " "" """"OGY SOIL SCI «9

URBANIZING REGIONS UTICA SUNY CARPUS 'I^^^O^JTDj^jrN III V.lll .7 rllll^sl^lVirAlr ZVrl 'l^S^rll' II'

SECTION II

TABLE 4

INDEX BY IMPACT ASSESSMENT EXPERIENCE

11-88

TABLE 0 - IMPACT ASSESSHENT EltPEEIENCE
(BT RESPONDEN-"S LOCATION)

AGRICOL-ORE

AOSTFALIA

Barrett, Reginald R.
AOSTRIA

Butt, Billy A.
ADSTEALIA

Osborn, Andrew ».
O»ington, John D.
CANADA

Hooper, Ruth L.
Schorl, Anton
Specht, Harold B.
Auclair, Allan H.
Bates, Thoias E.
Bouqhton, f^lenn R.
Christie, Bertram R.
Coleaan, Derek J.
Du'fey, Robert R.
Fischer, DaTid ».
Hodges, John
Karkaris, Panayotl G.
Laird, Marshall
Oloffs, Peter C.
Robertson, Hichael R.
Barkentin, Benno P.
Wong, Home R.
Zilke, Sa«uel
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
EVGLAND

Amstrong, Patrick H.
GUATEHALA

Halker, Jaaes L.
INDIA

Aqarwala, Shashl BD
IRAN

Go»inq, Donald P.
PAKISTAN

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.
PAPOA, NE« GOIMEA

Stibick, Jeffrey N.l.
TONGA, SOOTH PACIFIC

Litsinger, Jaies A.
TRINIDAD

Sisionds, Frederick J.
AIRPORTS

CANADA

Desgranges, Jean-Luc
Fischer, David ».
Foster, Bristol
Laird, narshall
Pollock, »illia« Stewart
SWEDEN

Olfstrand, Staffan
DS

Seba, Douglas B.
ARCTIC MANAGEHENT
CANADA

Bewley, Derek J.
ARTIFICIAL CIRCULATION
CANADA

Haynes, Robert C.
BEACH noorishhent
AUSTRALIA

Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Specht, Harold B.
La Roche, Gilles
Robertson, Michael R.
SOUTH AFRICA

ThuB, Alan B.
OS

Graf, Donald F.
Haines, Kenneth C.
Seba, Douglas B,
HcNeely, Cyrus «.
CANALS/CHANNELS
CEYLON

Sachithananthan, Kanapathipiccal
ITALY

Canzonier, Walter J.
SWITZERLAND

Dasnann, Raymond F-
OS

Seba, Douglas B.

90

S,liLE u - IMPACT RSSESSHENT EXPERIENCE
(BY RESPONDENT'S LOCATION)

CSNALS/CHUNNELS

W. CAROLINE IS.

Hasse, John J.
OS

McMeely, Cyrus M.
CAVE FAUNA CONSERVATION
CANADA

Trevor-Deutsch, Burleigh
CHANNELIZATION
CANADA

Hovard, Hillian N.
Karkanls, Panayoti G.
Pollock, »illia» Stewart
ITALY

Canzonier, Walter J.
OS

Graf, Donald F.
Seba, Douglas B.
HcHeely, Cyrus H.
COASTAL PROTECTION/JETTIES
CANADA

La Roche, Gllles
CEYLON

Sachithananthan, Kanapathipiccal
OS

Seba, Douglas B.
McNeely, Cyrus H.
DEE BELL DISPOSAL
CANADA

LawEon, Dennis 9.
DSEDGING, FILLING
CANADA

Fanning, Leonard n.
Howard, Williau N.
La Roche, Gilles
Littlepage, JacX L.
Pollock, Hilliaa Stewart
ITALY

Canzonier, Walter J.
PAPOA, NEW GUINEA

Stibick, Jeffrey N.L.
SOOTH AFRICA

Thum, Alan B.
SWTTZERLAND

Dasnann, Raynond F.
OS

Graf, Donald F.
Haines, Kenneth C,
Seba, Douglas B.
Mcieely, Cyrus H.
ENERGY CONVERSION/PRODOCTIOH
AOSTRALTA

Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Vitt, Dale H.
Bliss, Lawrence C.
Colby, Peter J.
Colby, Peter J.
Da»ies, Gordon S.
Haynes, Robert C.
La Roche, Gilles
Ostrofsky, Hilton I.
Pollock, Williaa Stewart
Prince, Carl R.
COLOHBIA

Parkharst, Benjaain R.
EXOTIC SPECIES
COLOHBIA

Parkharst, Benjaain R.
FISH 6 WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
ADSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.
Heinsohn, George E.
AOSTRIA

Krott, Peter
ADSTRALIA

HcCarraher, Donald B.
Ovington, John D.
Potter, Hichael A.
CANADA

Banfield, Alexander W.F.
Hooper, Ruth L.
williaas, D Dudley
Colby, Peter J.
Colby, Peter J.

'^BL? i - IHPACT ASSPSSB^IT EtPERIPNCE
("f PESPCNDES'" S LOCITICN)

PISH f. KIIDITFE CON 'TESTATION
CA>'ftT)»

Colenan, DereV J.
Duffey, Robert R.
Ellis, Oerelc ».
fanning, Leonard (1.
fester, Bristol
"ry, Frederick, EJ
Hettinaer, Loren P.
"ohn, otto E.
Howard, willian N.
Kucera, "sil
La PQChe, Gilles
Lynch, Gerry M.
OstrofsVy, "lilton I.
Pearson, Arthur r.
Pollock, Billiai Stewart
!;isk, lichael J.
Robertson, Nichael R.
Schmidt, Christian H.G.
Schveinsburq, Raymond ».
Sherian, Daryl K.
Silco, Louis
StoceV, Rudolph f.
Stockner, John 1.
Thoupson, Gerald E.

Futty, lethil N,

Das, »sl» R.
IIOONESIA

Vanpeenen, Peter f.
I^ALT

Idyll, Clarence P.

Canzonier, Baiter J.
PIIKISTAS

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.
PHILIPPTVES

Chorney, Peter, Jr.
SBEDEN

Dlfstrand, staffan
SHTTZERLAND

Dasnann, Rayiond P.

Goodwin, Rarry A.

DS

Graf, Donald P.
Page, Jerry L.
Perez, Gerald S.A.
»adsworth, Carl E.
». CAROLINE IS.

Hasse, John J.
OS

NcNeely, Cyrus H.
CANADA

HcCanley, Robert B.
FISH RESOnSCE (lANAGEPIENT
BRAZIL

Davis, Stuart G.
FLOOD CONTROL
CANADA

Karkanis, Panayoti G.
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
SWITZERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A.
DS

NcNeely, Cyrus H.
FORESTRY

ADSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.
Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Eidt, Douglas C.
Pharis, Richard P.
Schori, Anton
Auclair, Allan N.
Benson, Crandall A.
Colenan, Derek J.
Davies, Gordon s.
Fischer, David B.
Foster, Bristol
Karkanis, Panayoti G.
Lynch, Gerry M.
Pollock, Billlan Stewart
Robertson, Nichael R.
Salonlus, peter O.

92

TUBLE C - IHPACT ASSESSHENT ETPERIEHCE
(BT SESPOSDENT'S LOCATION)

FORESTRY

CANADA

Sher»an, Oaryl K.

StoceV, Rudolph P.

Bong, Home P.
COSTA RICA

Tosl, Joseph A Jr.
ENGLAND

Amstrong, Patrick H.
INDONESIA

Vanpeenen, Peter F.
JAPAN

SaKai, Selroka
PAKISTAN

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.
SKITZERLAND

Dasaann, Rayaond F.
TRINIDAD

Siaaonds, Frederic* J.
OS

KadsHorth, Carl E.

Silker, Ted H.
RIGHNATS

CANADA

Banfleld, Alexander U.F.

Schori, Anton

Bates, Thoaas E.

Coleaan, Derek J.

La Roche, allies

Lynch, Gerry H.

Nltchell, Hyron J.

Pollock, nilliaa Stevart

Robertson, Michael R.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
COSTA RICA

Tosi , Joseph A Jr.
US

Graf, Donald F.
HYDROELECTRIC PONER
CANADA

Howard, illllaa N.

Ostrofsky, Hilton I.

Robertson, Hichael R.

Stockner, John G.
SSEDEN

Olfstrand, Staffan
SBITZERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A.
OS

BcMeely, Cyrus H.
CANADA

HcCanley, Robert ■.
IRFTGATTON
CANADA

Foscolos, Anthony E.

Karkanis, Panayoti G.
COSTA RICA

'osi, Joseph A Jr.
SWI'^ZERLAND

Goodain, Harry A.
OS

Czuba, Harqaret A.
LAKE Etr'ROPRY

SNITZPRLAND

Boyd, John C.
LAND CAPABILITY CLASSIFICATION
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
LBTEES/OIKES
CANADA

Pollock, Billiaa Stevart
OS

Graf, Donald F.

ScNeely, Cyrus H.
NATIGATION
CANADA

Fanning, Leonard H.
SBTTTERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A.
OS

HcNeely, Cyrus H.
PARK, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
CANADA

Fester, Bristol

93

'■ABIP a - IHPSCT ^SSE<;-;H»KT experience
(BT RESPnvDEN'"S 10C»TlnN)

PAPKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
AO^TRIA

Krott, Peter
ADSTRALIA

OTington, John D.
CANADA

Banfield, Alexander b.e.
Braveaan, Norsan S.
Clark, »iHla» c.
Schorl, Anton
Bliss, Lawrence c.
Cole»an, Derek J.
Desqranges, Jean-luc
Dorney, Robert S.
Fischer, David s.
Rettirijer, Loren F.
Jchnson, Karen L.
Hucera, Eail
Lynch, Gerry n.
Meredith, Don B.
litchell, nyron J.
Pollock, Billia* Stewart
Sherman, Daryl K.
Stocek, Rudoiph 7.
Wong, Home R.
COSTA RICA

•'osi , Joseph A Jr.
ENGLAND

Arsstrong, Patrick H.
ITALY

Idyll, Clarence P.
PAKISTAN

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.
SWEDEN

Ulfstrand, Staffan
SWI'^ZERLAND

Boyd, John C. D»»mann, a»yiiiond F.
•TRINIDAD J " r.

SiiDBonis, Frederick J.
DS

Graf, Donald F.
Badsworth, Carl E.

PESTICIDES, HERBICIDES
AOSTRIA

Butt, Billy A.
ADSTRALIA

Osborn, Andrew ».
CANADA

Eldt, Douglas C.

Hooper, Ruth L.

Pharis, Richard p.

Specht, Harold B.

Albright, Lawrence J.

Bouqhton, Glenn F.

Duffey, Robert R.

Howard, William N.
La Roche, Gilles
Laird, Harshall
Littlepage, Jack L.
nltchell, Ryron J.
Oloffs, Peter C.
Pollock, Williaa Stewart
Salonius, Peter o.
Sheraan, Daryl K.
Wong, Home F.
Zilke, Saauel
INDIA

Agarwala, Shashi BD
IRAN

Gowing, Donald P.
JAPAN

Sakai, Seiroku
PAKISTSN

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.
PAPOA, NEW GDINEA

Stibick, Jeffrey N.i.
PHILIPPINES

Pall, Michael B.
SWEDEN

Dlfstrand, Staffan
TONGA, SOOTH PACIFIC

Litsinger, James A.

T»St? ~ - TnP«CT ASS'SSHRHT EIPEFIEHCE
(BY BES?OIIDEliT' S LOCKTICH)

PESTICIDES, HEPBICIOES
OS

Czuba, Margaret A..

Seba , Douglas B.

Hadsworth, Carl E.
PTPEtlNES

CHIIADA

Banfield, Alexander B.F.
SESBIIVOIR RELEASES
AOSTHIA

Krott, Peter
AFSTPALTA

Ovington, John D-
CANADA

Howard, Sillia« H.

Lehmkohl, Dennis n.

Sch»idt, Christian H.G.
JAPAM

Salcai, Selroku
SWITZERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A.
OS

Mctleely, Cyrus B.
FESBRVOIBS/DAHS
AOSTRALIA

HcCarraher, Donald B.

O»ington, John D.
CANADA

Banfield, Alexander B.P.

Braveaan, Ncraan S.

Bliss, Lawrence C.

Howard, Rilliaa N.

Lehnyohl, Dennis (I.

Ostrofsky, Hilton L.

Parsons, Tiaothy Richard

Pollock, williaa Stewart

Robertson, Bichael R.

Schaidt, Christian H.G.

Stocltner, John G.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
COSTA RICA

Tosi , Jose9h A Jr .
INDIA

Kutty, flethil N.
ITALY

Canzonier, Salter J.
SWITZERLAND

Goodwin, Harry A.
TRINIDAD

Siaaonds, Frederick J.
OS

Graf, Donald P.

HcNeely, Cyrus H.
SHOREtlNE PROTECTION
AOSTRALIA

Potter, Michael A.
CANADA

Specht, Harold B.

Benson, Crandall A.

Robertson, Hichael R.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
OS

Perez, Gerald S.A.

HcNeely, Cyrus M.

Silker, Ted H.
SOIL EROSION

AOSTRALIA

Ovington, John D.
CANADA

Schori, Anton

Coleaan, Derek J.

Fanning, Leonard H.

Karkanls, Panayoti G.

Pollock, Hilliaa Stewart

Robertson, Hichael H.

Barkentin, Benno P.

Zilke, Saauel
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
GOATEHALA

Ralker, Jaaes L.
PAKISTAN

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.

95

TUBtB •! •• IHPUCT ASSESSHENT ETPEFICTCB
(BY RESPOHDENT'S LOCATICH)

soil EROSION
OS

Graf, Donald P.
TAILINGS, SPOILS DISPOSAL
CANADA

Albright, Lawrence J.

Bates, Thomas E.

Ellis, Derek V.

Fanning, Leonard II.

Lawsor, Dennis i.

littlepage. Jack L.

Pollock, Bllllai Stevart

Servizi, Janes A.

Stockner, John G.
GDATEHALA

Walker, Jaaes L.
OS

Graf, Donald F.

Raines, Kenneth C.
CANADA

McCauley, Robert 8.
OFBAN DEVELOPMENT
CANADA

Colenan, Derek J.
BATES QDALITT CONTROL
CANADA

Eoscolos, Anthony E.

Benson, Crandall A.

Duffey, Robert R.

Ellis, Derek v.

Fanning, Leonard n.

Haynes, Robert C.

Howard, Rllllai N.

Kalff, Jacob

ICarkanls, Panayotl G.

La Roche, Gilles

Laird, Barshall

Servizi, Jaaes A.

Stockner, John G.
FINLAND

Lehausluoto, Pasi 0.
SWITZERLAND

Boyd, John C.

OS

Graf, Donald F.

Seba, Doagl&s B.
U. CAROLINE IS.

Hasse, John J.
OS

llcNeely, Cyrus H.
BA^EB RESOORCE DEVELOPHENT
AOSTBALTA

NcCarraher, Donald B.

Orington, John D.
CANADA

Clark, Billlaa C.

Coleaan, Derek J.

Davies, Gordon S.

Ellis, Derek 7.

Fischer, Da»id ».

Howard, Rilliaa N.

Karkanls, Panayotl G.

La Roche, Gilles

Lynch, Gerry H.

Parsons, Tiiothy Richard

Pollock, Billlaa Stewart

Robertson, Hichael R.

Sheraan, Daryl K.

Stockner, John G.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
COSTA RICA

Tosl, Joseph A Jr.
FINLAND

Lehaaslaoto, Pasi 0.
ITALT

Canzonler, Baiter J.
SBITIERIAND

Boyd, John C.

Goodwin, Harry A.
OS

Haines, Kenneth C.

llcNeely, Cyras B.
BATIP SOPPIT
CANADA

Benson, Crandall A.

96

TABLE 0 - TWP»CT USSESSHEHT EXPERIENCE
(BT FESPONDBRT'S LOCiTIOH)

KATEH SOPPLT
CANMlk

La Roche, GlUes

Pollock, Hilllaa Stevart

Robertson, Michael F.
COST* RICH

Tosl, Joseph A Jr.
OS

Mcleely, Cyrus B.
HATFRSHED, FOREST, HAHGE
AOSTRALIA

OYington, John D.
CANADA

Pharis, Richard P.

Benson, Crandall A.

Bliss, Lawrence C.

Coleaan, OereK J.

Foster, Bristol

Hettinger, Loren B.

Howard, Hillian N.

KarVanis, Panayoti G.

Lynch, Gerry n.

Pollocit, Billiaa Stewart

Robertson, Kichael F.

Salonius, Peter 0.

Vong, Borne R.

ZilVe, Samuel
COSTA RICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
INDONESIA

Vanpeenen, Peter F.
PAKISTAN

Chowdhry, Inayat D.
SHITZERLAHD

Boyd, John C.

Dasaann, Rayaond F.
OS

Hadsworth, Carl B.

Sllker, Ted H.

SECTION II
TABLE 5

INDEX BY SCIENTIFIC FIELD AND GEOGRAPHIC FA2IILIARI1Y

11-97

98

T»BLB S - CONPHTEKCE

(BT GBOCRHPRIC PHHIIIAFITT)

»GR1C3LT0R*L SCTEHCE
H'RICH

Bates, Thomas E.
»P«IC«, HOPTH AND CEKTRAt

Karkanis, Panayotl >i.
CH>I»D», EASTERN

Bates, Thoias E.

Fanning, Leonard H.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Panning, Leonard K.

?illee, "^atuel
CANADA, WESTERN

Panning, Leonard H.

Karkanis, Panayoti G.

Zllke, saaael
EOSOPE, WESTERN

KarVanls, Panayotl G.
WORTH CENTRAL

Bates, Thoias P.

Zllke, Saiael
PACIFIC STATES

Bates, Thoaas E.
ROCRT NOUNTATN

Fanning, Leonard n.
SOOTHFAST

"ates, Thoaas E.
S1DTHWEST

Bates, Thoaas E.
AGRONOHT

AFRICA

Bates, Thoaas F.
AF»TCA, NORTH AND CENTRAL

Karitanls, Panayotl G.
CANADA, EASTERN

Bates, Thoaas E.

Fanning, Leonard N.

ci(nada, northern

Panning, Leonard H.

Zllke, Saauel
CANADA, WESTERN

Boughton, Glenn R.

Fanning, Leonard H.

Karkanls, Panayotl G.

Sllnkard, Alfred E.

Zllke, Saauel
CENTRAL ANERICA

Kidder, Gerald

Walker, Jaaes L.
EOROPE, WESTERN

Karkanls, Panayotl G.
HAWAII

Walker, Jaaes L.
HEX ICO

Kidder, Gerald
NORTH CENTRAL

Bates, Thoaas E.

Billings, wllllaa H.

Fldder, Gerald

Walker, Jaaes L.

Zilke, Saauel
PACIFIC STATES

Bates, Thoaas E.

Billings, Wllllaa H.

sllnkard, Alfred f.
BOCKT HOONTAIN

Fanning, Leonard H.

Sllnkard, Alfred F.
SOOTH CENTRAL

Fldder, Gerald
SOOTHFAST

Bates, Thoaas E.
SOOTHWEST

Bates, ''hoaas E.

Boughton, Glenn R.
ALGAL PHTSIOLOGICAL ECOLOGY
CANADA, EASTERN

Wallen, Donald G.
CANADA, WESTERN

Wallen, Donald G.
ARATOHT

CANADA, EASTERN

Benson, Crandall A.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Benson, Crandall A.

TEARS IN REGION

5

'8

10
-1

1
,6

17

3

2

15

3
8

U

5

.2

'3
15
3
2

a

"a

6

,1

1«

3

1

1
1

7
5

1
3

99

TUBLE '•

CnnPETEMCE
(BY GEOGFUPHIC FHHILIAHITT)

ANATOHT

CANADA, HESTERS

Benson, Crandall k.
NORTHEAST

Benson, Crandall A.
SnOTH CENTRAL

Hooper, Ruth L.
SOOTHNEST

Hooper, Ruth L,
ANTHAl BEHAVIOR

CANADA, EASTERN

Bravenan, Hornan S.

Dunhai, David B.
EOROPB, BESTEBN

Dunhaa, David H.
HAWAII

Dunhan, David V.
NORTH CENTRAL

Braveaan, Nocaan S.

PinVovsKi, Benedict C.
NORTHEAST

Dunhaa, David R.
PACI'IC STATES

BraTeaan, Nocaan S.
SOOTH AI1ERICA

Dunhaa, David R.
AHIHAL ECOLOGY
AFRICA

Dasaann, Rayaond F.

Davles, Gordon S.

Poster, Bristol

ulfstrand, Staffan
ALASKA

Barrett, Reginald H.

Boyd, John C.

Hancock, David A.

Parker, Thoaas L.
ANTARCTIC

Boyd, John C.
ASIA

Das, Asia R.

Fall, Hlchael ».

Hancock, David A.
ASIA/ADSTRALIA

Foster, Bristol
AUSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.

Heinsohn, George E.
CANADA, EASTERN

Banfield, Alexander ».F.

Davies, Gordon S.

Borney, Robert S,

Foster, Bristol

Sheraan, Daryl K.

Tre»or-Deatsch, Barleigh
CANADA, NORTHERN

Banfleld, Alexander >.F.

Foster, Bristol

Hancock, David A.

Parker, Thoaas L.

Pearson, Arthor H.
CANADA, HESTERN

Banfleld, Alexander V.F.

DaTies, Gordon S.

Poster, Bristol

Hancock, David A.

Heredith, Don H.

Hitchell, Hyron J.

Parker, Thoaas L.

Pearson, Arthar H.

Sheraan, Daryl K.
CENTRAL AHERICA

Nlskiaen, George *.
EOROPE, RESTERN

Boyd, John C.

Dasaann, Rayaond F.

Hancock, David A.

Pearson, Arthar H.

Olfstrand, Staffan
GUAR

Perez, Gerald S.A.
HARAII

Hancock, David A.

vadsvorth, Carl E.

YEARS IN REGION

1
3

1

2

2
5
1

1

0.25

.5

0.5

1

2

16

M
19

25

t
5
2
2
a

2

1

.5
0.5
9

3

3

a
8

2
3
2
3
«

•

3

1«

2.5

15

,16

100

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC PXHILIARITT)

TEARS IN REGION
ANIHAl ECOLOGY

HIODLE ATLANTIC

Boyd, John C. 1

Dasaann, Rayaond F. 3

Keiser, Cortes L. 2

NORTH CENTRAL

Banfield, Alexander 9.F. 1

Barrett, Reginald H. 1

Dorney, Robert S. 13

Miski«en, George B. 2

Pinlcowslci, Benedict C. B

NORTHEAST

Fall, Nichael W. 7

Mitchell, Hyron J. 1

NS/ADSTRALIA

Hancock, David A. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Barrett, Reginald H. 5

Dasmann, Rayaond F, 13

Davies, Gordon S. II

Hancock, David A. .25

Heinsohn, George E. 7

Meredith, Don H. 2

POERTO RICO

fliskiaen, George B. 11

ROCry HOONTAIN

Dorney, Robert S. 1

Fall, Michael B. 1

Hancock, David A. .5

Mitchell, Myron J.

Parker, Thoaas L. 3

Salb, Thoaas J.

Madsworth, Carl E. 2

SOOTH AMERICA

Boyd, John C. 0.5

Dorney, Robert S. 5

Miskiaen, George B. 1

SOOTHEAST

Dasaann, Rayaond F. 1

Miskiaen, George B. a

SOOTHWFST

"^alb, Thoaas J. 3

llads»orth, Carl E. i»

ANIMAL H0SBP1DRT

ALASKA

Hancock, David A. .5

ASIA

Hancock, David A. 16

CANADA, EASTERN

banning, Leonard B. 1

CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard H. 1

Hancock, David A. .5

CANADA, WESTERN

Fanning, Leonard M. 3

Hancock, David A. 8

"odges, John 2

EDROPE, WESTERN

"ancock, David A. 16

Hodges, John 16

HABAII

Hancock, David A. .16

NORTHEAST

Hodges, John 0.5

NS/AOSTRALIA

Hancock, David A. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Hancock, David A. .25

BOCKT MOONTAIN

Fanning, Leonard M. 1

Hancock, David A. .5

ANIMAL LEARNING

CANADA, EASTERN

Braveaan, Noraan S. tt

NORTH CENTRAL

Braveaan, Noraan S. 2

PACIFIC STATES

Braveaan, Noraan S. tt

ANIMAL SENSORY CAPACITIES

CANADA, EASTERN

Braveaan, Noraan S. 0

NORTH CENTRAL

Braveaan, Noraan S. 2

PACIFIC STATES

Braveaan, Noraan S. tt

101

TAPLR S - CO>(PETEHCS

(FT GEOGP»PHIC PABILIHSITT)

TE«BS IH RPSION

AH'^HPOPOLOGT

CASftTA, EASTliltll

Panning, Leonard B. 1

CANADA, V0BTHBR1

banning, Leonard B. 1

Stoc^ner, John G. 3

CANADA, WESTERN

banning, Leonard B. 3

'^tocVner, John G. 1

CBN'^PAL AMERICA

Seba, Douglas B. 1

ENf^LAVD

Stockner, John G. 1

NORTH CBSTRAL

Stoclcner, John G. 2

PACTFTC STATES

Stockner, John G, 5

ROCKT noUNTAIN

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

Seba, Douglas B. 1

SODTBEAST

Seba, Douglas B. 11
AQUATIC ECOI.OGT

AFRICA

Davies, Gordon S. 2

"cCarraher, Donald B. 2

nlfstrand, Staffan 1

ALASKA

Boyd, John C. 0.2?

Kaiff, Jacob 1

ANTARCTIC

Boyd, John C. 1

ASIA

Choi, Chung-Il 1

ADSTRALIA

Barnes, Richard S.K. 2

HcCarraher, Donald B. 1

CANADA, "ASTERN

Choi, Chung-Il 5

Colbv, Peter J. 1.*;

Colby, Peter J. 1.5

Davies, Gordon S. 7

Kalff, Jacob ">

BcCauley, Robert N. 20

wilier, Robert J. 3

"strofslty, Bllton L. 3

"hospson, Gerald E. 2

Hallen, Donald G. ">

Belch, Harold E. 2

CANADA, NORTHERN

Kalff, Jacob 1
Lehnkuhl, Dennis B.

Robertson, Blchael R. 2

stockner, John G. 3

Thoopson, Gerald E. 0-*5

Selch, Harold E. 3

CANADA, WESTERN

Davies, Gordon S. 3

Gallup, Donald N. *

Lehakahl, Dennis B. 9

Robertson, Hichael R. 6

Stockner, John G. 1

ThoBpson, Gerald E. 1

Hallen, Donald G. 5

CENTRAL AHERTCA

Basse, John J. 1

ENGLAND

Stockner, John G. 1

EOROPE, WESTERN

Barnes, Richard S.K. 5

Boyd, John C. 0

BcCaoley, Robert H. O.";

Olfstrand, Staffan 15

BIDDLE ATLANTIC

Boyd, John C. *

Haines, Kenneth C. •

Biller, Robert J. f

NORTH CENTRAL

Colby, Peter J. I''

Colby, Peter J. 1''

BcCarraher, Donald B. 17

Stockner, John G. 2

NORTHEAST

Gallup, Donald N« 6

Haines, Kenneth C. 3

102

T»BLE 5

COHPETEHCE

(BT GEOGHAPHIC PHHIlIiHITT)

HQOiTIC ECOLOGY
HOSTHEIIST

Kalff, Jacob

HcCauley, Robert S.

Hiller, Pobert J.

Ostrofsky, Hilton L.
PACIFIC ISHNDS

Graf, Donald P.
PACIFIC STATES

Davles, Gordon S.

Graf, Donald F.

LehnJcohl, Dennis R.

Stockner, John G.
ROCKY (lOOSTAIIl

Lchakuhl, Dennis H.
SO. PACIFIC

Rasse, John J.
SOOTH AHEBICA

Boyd, John C.
SOOTHEAST

Reich, Harold E.
OS VIRGIN ISLANDS

Haines, Kenneth C.
AOSTERNART GEOLOGY
ANTARCTICA

Ricker, Karl E.
ASIA

Picker, Karl E.
CANADA, NOITREBH

Ricker, Karl E.
CANADA, WESTERN

Ricker, Karl E.
EUROPE, NESTERN

Ricker, Karl E.
BACTERIOLOGY

CANADA, EASTERN

Doffey, Robert R.

Fanning, Leonard H.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard H.
CANADA, BESTERN

Fanning, Leonard N.
NORTH CENTRAL

Doffey, Robert R.
ROCKY MOONTAIN

Dnffey, Robert R.

Fanning, Leonard n.
BIOCHEHISTRT
ARCTIC

Bewley, Derek J.
CANADA, EASTERN

Fanning, Leonard N.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard N.
CANADA, NESTERN

Albright, Lavrence •:

Bewley, Derek J.

Fanning, Leonard R.
RIDDLE ATLANTIC

Bewley, Derek J.
PACIFIC STATES

Albright, Lawrence i
ROCKY HOONTAIN

Fanning, Leonard H.
BIOCLIHATOLOGY
AFRICA

Tosi, Joseph
ASIA

Tosl, Joseph
CENTRAL AHBRICA

Tosl, Joseph
NORTHEAST

Tosl, Joseph
SOOTH ARERICA

Tosl, Joseph
BIOLOGICAL AND INTEGRATED CONTROL
CENTRAL AHEBICA

Hlsklaen, George v.
NORTH CENTRAL

niskiaen, George R.

PDERTO RICO

Risklnen, George S.
SOOTH ARERICA

Riskiaen, George R.

A Jr.

A Jr.

A Jr.

A Jr.

A Jr.

TEARS IN REGION

3

36
1
1

•
3
2
5

2

1
0.5

•
3

103

TABLE 5 - COHPETEHCB

(BT GEOGRAPHIC PABILIAPITT)

BIOLOGICAL AND IHTEGRATED COHTBOL
SOOTHEAST

nlsklaen, George R.
BIOSTATTSTICS
ASIA

Sakai, SelroiCQ
HORTH CBHTRAL

Plnltowsici, Benedict C.
COHPARATIVE LAND OSE STSTBMS
AFRICA

Tosl, Joseph A Jr.
ASIA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
CENTRAL ABBRICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
NORTHEAST

Tosi, Joseph A Jc.
SOOTH AHERICA

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
DISINFECTANTS

CANADA, EASTERN

Duffey, Robert R.
NORTH CENTRAL

Duffey, Robert R.
ROCKT HOONTAIN

Duffey, Robert R.
ENTOHOLOGT
AFRICA

Eidt, Douglas C.

SlBBonds, Frederick J.
ASIA

SaKal, Selroku

SiaaoDds, Frederick J.
AOSTRALIA

Osborn, Andrew R.

0«en, Michael D.
CANADA, EASTERN

Belrne, Bryan P.

Eldt, Douglas C.

Fanning, Leonard n.

Oven, nlchael D.

Siaaonds, Frederick J.

Specht, Harold B.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard n.

Lehakuhl, Dennis tl.

Bong, Horne R.
CANADA, NESTBRN

Belrne, Bryan P.

Eidt, Douglas C.

Fanning, Leonard H.

Lehakuhl, Dennis H.

Bayer, Daniel F.

Hong, Rome B.
CENTRAL AMERICA

Bisklaeo, George B.

Siaaonds, Frederick J.
BOPOPE, EASTERN

Butt, Billy A.
EOHOPE, WESTERN

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0.

Butt, Billy A.

Siaaonds, Frederick J.
IRELAND

Belrne, Bryan P.
HIODLE ATLANTIC

Butt, Billy A.
NORTH CENTRAL

Balsbaugh, Jr., Bdaacd 0.

Lltslnger, Jaaes A.

Blsklaen, George 9.

Specht, Harold B.

Stlbick, Jeffrey N.L.

Bong, Horne R.
NORTHEAST

Balsbaugh, Jr., Rdvacd 0.

Oven, Hlchael 0.

Specht, Harold 6.
PACIFIC

Lltslnger, Jaaes A.

Stlbick, Jeffrey N.L.
PACIFIC STATES

Butt, Billy A.

Lehakuhl, Dennis H.

Siaaonds, Frederick J.

TEARS IN HESIOH

29

8

1

1

13

5

12

3
S

2

1.5
1

29

a

18
It. 5

1

3
5
22

6
5

3

«
1
25

1
20

0.25

2

0.5

3

11

7
5

2

1
2

3

5
2

2

2
3

9
2
.5

104

TABLE 5 - COMPETENCE

(PT GEOGRAPHIC PABILIARITT)

TEAPS IH REGION

ENTOHOLOGT

PDEBTO RICO

HisKimen, George B. 11

ROCKY MOONTAIN

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

LehBikuhl, Dennis n. 2

Sinnonds, Frederick J. ,5

SODTH AWEPTCA

Litsinger, Jaies A. 2

tliskimen, George B. 1

SiHDonds, Frederick J. 1

SODTH CENTRAL

Hooper, Ruth L. It

SOUTHEAST

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0. 3

niskimen, George R. tt

Stibick, Jeffrey H.L. H

SODTHWEST

Butt, Billy A. 7

Hooper, Ruth L. 1

nayer, Daniel F. 1

SinBonds, Frederick J. .•;

ENVIRONHENTAL POLLUTION

AFRICA, NORTH AND CENTRAL

Karkanis, Panayotl G. 8

ANTARCTICA

Littlepage, Jack L. 3

ASIA

Choi, Chung-Il 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Choi, Chung-Il S

Czuba, Hargaret A. 3

La Roche, Gilles 6

Prouse, Nicholas J. 2

CANADA, NORTHERN

Bliss, Lawrence C.
Lehakuhl, Dennis (!.
CANADA, BESTERN

Bliss, Lawrence C. 5

Karkanis, Panayotl G. 2

La Roche, Gilles 1

Lehakuhl, Dennis n. U

Littlepage, Jack L. 7

Servizi, Jaaes A. 10

CENTRAL ANERICA

Littlepage, Jack L. 0.5

Seba, Douglas B. 1

EUROPE, WESTERN

Karkanis, Panayoti G. U

HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Bliss, Lawrence C. 3

NEB ZEALAND

Bliss, Lawrence C. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Bliss, Lawrence C. 9

NORTHEAST

Bliss, Lawrence C. 2

La Roche, Gilles 6

Servixi, Jaies A. 2

PACIFIC ISLANDS

Graf, Donald F. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Bliss, Lawrence C. 1

Graf, Donald F. 2

La Roche, Gilles lU

Lehakuhl, Dennis H. 2

Littlepage, Jack I. 8

Servizi, Jaaes A. a

ROCKY HOONTAIN

Bliss, Lawrence C. 1

Lehakuhl, Dennis H. 2

Seba, Douglas B. 1

SOOTH AHERICA

Littlepage, Jack L. 0.5

SOOTHFAST

Seba, Douglas B. 11

ENVIRONNENTAL SANITATION
CANADA, EASTERN

Duffey, Robert R. 3

NORTH CENTRAL

Duffey, Robert R. 5

ROCKY HOONTAIN

Duffey, Robert R. 2

105

TUBLB '■

COBPJTEHCI
(BT TEOGPAPHIC PHHIIIAPITT)

TS»RS IH REGIOR

EPIDEBTOtCWT
»PRIC»

varpeenen, Peter F.
»SI»

Tanpeenen, Peter F.
KIDDLE HTLAHTIC

Vanpeenen, Peter F.
SOOTHBRST

Vanpeenen, Peter F.
ESTOARIHE SCIERCE
AOSTRAtIA

Parnes, Richard S.K.
EDPOPE, BESTERR

Parnes, Richard S.K.
EVOLDTTOR, BIOGEOGPAPHT
ROR''F CERTRAL

Stibici!, Jeffrey R.l.
PACIFIC

ytibick, Jeffrey R.L.
SOUTHEAST

Stiblck, Jeffrey N.L.
FISHERT BIOLOGT
AFRICA

ncCarraher, Donald B.
ALASKA

Boyd, John C.

Goodnln, Harry A.
ANTARCTIC

Boyd, John C.
ASIA

Das, Asia R.

filler, Jsaes

Sachithananthan, Kanapatbipiccal
AOSTRALIA

HcCarraher, Donald B.

Potter, Hichael A.
CARADA, EASTERR

Fry, Frederick, EJ

narshall, Thoaas L.

HcCanley, Robert W.

Stocek, Rodolph F.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
CARADA, HORTHERH

Robertson, Michael R.

Stephansson, Stephan E.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
CARADA, SESTERH

Chevalier, John R.

Idyll, Clarence P.

narshall, Thoaas L.

Robertson, Hichael R.

Stephansson, Stephan E.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
EUROPE, WESTERN

Boyd, John C.

Goodvin, Harry A.

Idyll, Clarence p.

HcCauley, Robert S.

nlller, Jaaes
HAWAII

Pry, Frederick, EJ

Sachithananthan, Kanapatbipiccal
BIDDLE ATLAKTIC

Boyd, John C.

Goodvin, Harry A.

Stocek, Rudolph F.
HORTH CENTRAL

Chevalier, John R.

NcCarraher, Donald B.

Parkhurst, Benjaain B.
NORTHEAST

Chevalier, John R.

Goodvin, Harry A.

HcCaaley, Robert B.
PACIFIC ISLANDS

Sachithananthan, Kanapathipiccal
PACIFIC STATES

Fry, Frederick, EJ

Goodvin, Harry A.

Idyll, Clarence P.

Sachithananthan, Kanapathipiccal
ROCKY MODNTAIN

Goodvin, Harry A.

Narshall, Thonas L.

0.25
3

2.5
9

1
3

37

2

20

10

2

2

u
0.5

1
S
2
6
1
«

«
2
1
0.5

a
«
1

17
2

2

8
36

0.33

1
6
«

0.

16

106

TtBLB ■> - COHPETEHCI

(BT SCO';RkPRIC PIRILIkRITT)

flSHBST BIOLOGY

SOOTH HHERICH

Boyd, John C.

Parkharst, Beajaaln B.
SOOTHEAST

Idyll, Clarence P.
POOD SCIEUCBS

ClRtDA, EkSTBRH

Panning, Leonard H.
CkRtDA, HOBTRERN

Panning, Leonard H.
CARtDk, NESTBBH

Panning, Leonard R.
ROCKT HO0RT»IR

Panning, Leonard H.
PORBSTRT

iPRICk

ovington, John t>.

Tosi,' Joseph k Jc.
ASIA

Chowdhrr, Inayat 0.

OTington, John D.

Tosi , Joseph k Jr.
lOSTRALIA

0*ington, John D.
CARADA, BA5TBRH

Benson, Crandall A.

Coleaan, Derek J.

Panning, Leonard H.

OTington, John D.

Pollock, Rilliae Stewart
CARADA, NORTHERR

Benson, Crandall A.

Panning, Leonard H.

Pollock, Rilliaa Stevact
CARADA, WESTERR

Benson, Crandall A.

Panning, Leonard R.
CERTRAL AHERICA

OTingtoo, John D.

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
EUROPE, EASTERR

ChovdhrT, Inayat D.

Ovington, John D.
BOROPE, HESTERR

OTington, John 0.
RORTREAST

Benson, Crandall A.

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
PACIFIC STATES

Chovdhry, Inayat 0.
HOCRT HODHTAIR

PaAning, Leonard H.
SOOTH ARERICA

Ovington, John D.

Tosi, Joseph A Jr.
SBRBTICS

CARADA, EASTERR

Christie, Bertraa R.

Panning, Leonard R.
CARADA, ROBTHERR

Panning, Leonard R.
CARADA, 8ESTEKR

Panning, Leonard R.
RORTH CERTRAL

Christie, Bertraa R.
ROCKT ROORTAIR

Panning, Leonard R.
BORTICOLTOBE

CARADA, EASTERR

Panning, Leonard H.
CARADA, RORTHERR

Panning, Leonard R.
CARADA, HESTERR

Panning, Leonard R.
BOCKT ROORTAIR

Panning, Leonard R.
TflHOROLOGT

CARADA, EASTERR

Panning, Leonard R.
CARADA, RORTHERR

Panning, Leonard R.
CARADA, HESTERR

Panning, Leonard R.

TSARS IR BIGIOR

0.5
0.5

20

107

TABLE S - COHPETEHCE

(BY GEOGR»PHIC r»l1II.I»IIITT)

TIkSS III BCGtOR

THHOWOtOGY

ROCKT HOONTRIH

Fanning, Leonard B.
LAUD OSB ECOLOGT/HI STORY
XFRIC*

Armstrong, Patrick H.
BOROPE, SESTERH

ArBstrong, Patrick H.
SOOTHHEST

Armstrong, Patrick H.
LIHHOLOGY

AFRICA

BcCarraher, Donald B.
ALASKA

Boyd, John c.
Kalff, Jacob
ANTARCTIC

Boyd, John C.
ASIA

Choi, Chung-Il
AOSTRALIA

McCarraher, Donald B,
CANADA, EASTERN

Choi, Chung-Il
Colby, Peter J.
Kalff, Jacob
HcCauley, Robert B.
ostrofsky, Milton L.
Welch, Harold E.
CANADA, NORTHERN
Kalff, Jacob
Stephansson, Stephan E.
Stockner, John G.
Reich, Harold E.
CANADA, WESTERN

Gallup, Donald N.
Haynes, Robert C.
Stephansson, Stephan E.
Stockner, John G.
ENGLAND

Stockner, John G.
BOROPE, WESTERN

Boyd, John C.
Lehaaslaoto, Pasl O.
HcCauley, Robert B.
HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Boyd, John C,
NORTH CENTRAL

Colby, Peter J.
HcCarraher, Donald B.
Stockner, John G.
NORTHEAST

Gallup, Donald N.
Haynes, Robert C.
Kalff, Jacob
HcCauley, Robert B.
Ostrofsky, Hilton L.
PACIFIC ISLANDS

Graf, Donald P.
PACIFIC STATES

Graf, Donald F.
Stockner, John G.
SOOTH AHERICA

Boyd, John C.
SOOTHEAST

Welch, Harold E.
ASIA

Kutty, Hethll N.
CANADA, EASTERN

Kutty, Hethll N.
MARINE BIOLOGY
AFRICA

•'hUB, Alan B.
ANTARCTICA

Llttlepage, Jack L.
ASIA

Choi, Chong-Il

Da»ls, Stuart G. , , ,

Sachithananthan, Kanapathiplccal

AOSTRALIA

Barnes, Richard S.K.

Potter, Hlchael A.
CANADA, EASTERN

Choi, Chung-Il

Johansen, Partlcla L.

21
10
21

0.25
1

1

1

1

5

1.5

7

20

3

2

1
U
3
3

«
1
1
1

1

•

6 I
0.5

n

17
2

6

5

3>: .

36-

1

2

5

0.5

•
11

«

1

3

1
1
9

2
3

108

TRBLE ^- - C0BP2TBBCE

(BT SBOGHHPHIC FilHILUBTT?)

CIlfSaA, EUSTBBII

lee, Eobett K.

Belswiq, Benry H.

Risk, Hlchae] J.
C»HADA, NOBTHEHS

lee, Robert K.
CKHitDA, 85STBEH

Idyll, Clarence P.

Lee, tlobert K.

Littlepage, Jack L.

Risk, Hlchael J.

littlep«ge. Jack L.

Feisulg, Henry n.

Risk, Blchae) J.
BBSOPE, SBSTS8S

Barnes, P.lchard S.f^

layll, Clarence P.
HJBRTT

JohaDsen, Particla J..

Lee, Pobett K.

Sachltliaiianthan, Kanapathlpieeal
WIOOLB ATHHTIC

Haines, Kenneth C.
NORTHEAST

Haines, Kenneth C.

Reis»lq, Henry H.
PACIFIC ATOLLS

Lee, Robert K.
PACIFIC ISLANDS

sachlthananthan, Kanapathlpieeal
PACIFIC STATES

Da»ls, Stoart G.

Idyll, Clarence P.

Littlepaiq«, Jack L.

Reisuig, Henry H.

Risk, Michael J.

sachlthananthan, Kanapathlpieeal

Thua, Alan B.
SOOTH AMERICA

Davis, Staart G.

Littlepaqe, Jack L.
SOOTHBAST

Idyll, Clarence P.
OS VIRGIN ISLABOS

Haines, Kenneth C.

TStPS !« kRZOB

8
3

7
0o5

0.5

2

0,5

5

1

2

It

0.3

0.33

e

5
8
0.16

7

1
0^.5

20

AFRICA

Davies, Gordon S.

CANADA, E43TEPN

DaTies, Gordoi S.
CANADA, BESTBRN

Davies, CT'Jon S.
PACIFIC STATBS

Davies, Gordon S.
HTCROBIOLOGT
ASIA

Canzonier, Baiter J.
CANADA, EASTERN

Doffey, Robert R.

Fanning, Leonard R.

Johansen, Particla L.

Roberge, Harden R.
CANADk, NOBTRBHN

Faf.nlaqr LeoTarfi H.
CANADA, BBSTBSN

Fanning, Leonard R.
EUROPE, BESTBRN

Cjnzoaler, Baiter J.

R»8»II

Johansen, Particla L.

NORTH CENTRAL

Doffey, Robert R.
NORTHEAST

Canzonler, Baiter J.
PACIFIC STATES

Bickstron, Conrad t,
SOCKT nOONTtIR

Doffey, Robert R.

Faanlag, Leonard II.
HTCOLOGI

RORTHBAST

Pflstar, Donald D.

2

7
3

«

less than 1

3

1
2
1«

1

3

2

2

5

11
7

2

t

109

T«BLE ■; - COHPETSUCK

("T GBOGF»PHIC PXBILIARITT)

TBARS IN SHGIOf

HTC010GT

SOaTH M1EPICX

Pfister, Donald H. 0.12

MATTONUL P«'!F NATORE RESBR7E BiN AGEHENT
AFRICA

OTington, John D. 1

OTington, John D. U

AOSTRALIA

OTington, John D. 7

CANADA, EASTERU

OTington, John D. 0.5

CENTRAL ABERICA

OTington, John D. 0.5

BOROPE, EASTEFK

OTington, John D. 1

EOROPB, »ESTERR

OTington, John D. 9

SOOTR ABERICA

OTington, John D. 0.5

HOTRITIOR

CANADA, EASTERN

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

CANADA, WESTERN

Panning, Leonard B. 3

ROCKT BOONTATN

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

OCEANOGRAPHT

ANTARCTICA

Llttlepage, Jack L. 3

ASIA

Choi, Chung-Il 1 '

Parsons, Tiiothy Richard 2

RoBiel, Sentiel A. 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Choi, Chung-11 5

Johansen, Particia L. 2

Roaael, Sentiel A. 1

CANADA, KESTERN

Floorle, Eric J.

Littlepage, Jacit L. ''•-

CENTRAL ABERICA

Floarie, Eric J.

Llttlepage, Jack L. 0.5

Seba, Douglas B. 1

BOROPE, WESTERN

Parsons, Timothy Richard 2

RAHAII

Johansen, Particia L. 2

BEX ICO

Flourle, Eric J. 3

NORTHEAST

Ro«»el, Sentiel A. *

PACIFIC STATES

Flourle, Eric J. 10

Littlepage, Jack L. 6

SOCKT BODNTAIN

Seba, Doaglas B. 1

SOOTH ABERICA

Littlepage, Jack L. 0.5

SOOTHEAST

Seba, Donglas B. 11

ORNITHOLOGT
AFRICA

Armstrong, Patrick H. 21

Dlfstrand, Staffan 1

ALASKA

Boyd, John C. 0.25

Hancock, DaTld A. -5

ANTARCTIC

Boyd, John C. '

ASIA

Hancock, DaTld A. 1*

Hlroyoki, Basatoai 1''

CANADA, EASTERN

Cyr, Andre 1

Desgranges, Jean-Lac 0.5

Dunham, David ». 6

Rising, James D. ^_

Stocek, Rudolph F.
CANADA, N0STH2RN

Hancock, David A. -5

Rising, James D. ^'^

10

110

TUBIK S

COBPETEHCE
(BT GEOGRAPHIC FiHILIAHITT)

OBIIITHOIOGT

CANADA, WESTBRH

Desgranges, Jean-Lac

Hancock, Da*id A.

Rising, Jaaes D.
EOROPR, HESTERH

Aristcong, Patrick H.

Boyd, John C.

Donhaa, David H.

Hancock, David A.

nifstrand, Staffan
RA«AII

Donhaa, David I.

Hancock, David A.

Hcfarlane, Robert *.
HEX ICO

Rising, Jaaes D.
MIDDLE ATLARTIC

Boyd, John C.

Stocek, Radolph T.
HORTH CERTRAL

Pinkovski, Benedict Cw

Rising, Jaaes D.
RORTHBAST

Dunhai, David B.

Rising, Jaies D.
RS/AOSTRALIA

Hancock, David A.
PACIFIC STATES

Hancock, David A.

Page, Jerry L.
ROCKY BODRTAIR

Hancock, David A.
SOOTH AMERICA

Boyd, John C.

Danhaa, David f.

HcFarlane, Robert R.
SOOTHEAST

NcFarlane, Robert 8.
SOOT BREST

Arastrong, Patrick H.
PALEORTOLOGT

CARADA, EASTBRR

Fanning, Leonard N.
CANADA, RORTHERR

Fanning, Leonard R.
CARADA, HESTER R

Fanning, Leonard n.
ROCRI HOORTAIR

Fanning, Leonard H.
PARASITOLOGY
AFRICA

Vanpeenen, Peter F.
ASIA

Canzonier, Salter J.

Laird, Harshall

Vanpeenen, Peter P.
CANADA, EASTERR

Dorney, Robert S.

Fanning, Leonard n.

Laird, Harshall
CANADA, RORTHERR

Fanning, Leonard H.

Laird, Harshall
CARADA, WESTERR

Fanning, Leonard H.
EOROPE, HESTERR

Canzonier, Ralter J.

Laird, Harshall
niDDLE ATLANTIC

Vanpeenen, Peter F.
REN ZEALAND

Laird, Harshall
NORTH CERTRAL

Dorney, Robert S.
RORTHEAST

Canzonier, Ralter J.
ROCKY HOORTAIR

Dorney, Robert S.

Fanning, Leonard H.
SOOTH AHERICA

Dorney, Robert S.
SOOTH PACIFIC

Laird, Harshall

TBABS IR RB6I0II

1
6

0.5

10

«

2

16

15

.16
2

O.S

«

.25

a
.5

0.5
1

12
21

1
1
3
1

less than 1

3

5

5

1
10

2
6

«

7

13

11

1
1

5

7

Ill •

TABLE ■; - COdPETENCE

(BY GEOGHAPHIC PAHTLIABITT)

TEARS tN REGIOB
PARASITOLOGY

SOUTHWEST

Vanpeenen, Peter P. 8

PEST CONTROL

AFRICA

Sinnonds, Frederick J. 1

ASIA

Laird, Barshall 3

Sakai, Seiroltu 29

Sinnonds, Frederick J. i|

CANADA, EASTERN

Beirne, Bryan P. 18

Fanning, Leonard H. 1

Laird, Nacshall 10

Sinnonds, Frederick J. 5

CANADA, NORTHERN

banning, Leonard n, 1

Laird, Marshall

Zllke, Sanuel 6

CANADA, WESTERN

Beirne, Bryan P. 6

Fanning, Leonard M. 3

Nayer, Daniel P. 1

Zilke, Sanuel 15

CENTRAL AHERICA

Sinnonds, Frederick J. 20

EOROPE, WESTERN

Laird, Marshall 6

Sinnonds, Frederick J. 3

IRELAND

Beirne, Bryan P. 11

NEW ZEALAND

Laird, Marshall 7

NORTH CENTRAL

Litsinger, Janes A. 5

Zilke, Sanuel «

PACIFIC

Litsinger, Janes A. 2

PACIFIC STATES

Page, Jerry L. 4

Sinnonds, Frederick J. .5

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Panning, Leonard B. 1

Sinnonds, Frederick J. .5

SOUTH AMERICA

Litsinger, Janes A. 2

Sinnonds, Frederick J. 1

SOOTH PACIFIC

Laird, Marshall 7

SOUTHWEST

Mayer, Daniel P. 1

Sinnonds, Frederick J. .5

PHYSIOLOGY ECOLOGY

ALASKA

Boyd, John C. 0.25

ANTARCTIC

Boyd, John C. 1

EUROPE, WESTERN

Boyd, John C. 1

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Boyd, John C. •

SOUTH AHERICA

Boyd, John C. 0«5

PHYSIOLOGY

ASIA

Gowing, Donald P. 7

AUSTRALIA

Oven, Michael D. 5

CANADA, EASTERN

Colby, Peter J. 1.5

La Roche, Gilles 6

Owen, Michael 0. 3

CANADA, NORTHERN

Hohn, Otto E. 1

CANADA, WEASTERN

Reld, David M. 5

CANADA, WESTERN

Hohn, Otto E. 21

La Roche, Gilles 1

Mitchell, Myron J. 3

Pharls, Richard P. 8

EOROPE, EASTERN

Reld, David M. 3

HAWAII

Gowing, Donald P. 13

112

TABLE S - COHPETEMCE

(BY GEOGRAPHIC FHHILIiRITT)

TE»BS IN REGION

PHYSIOLOGT

NORTH CBNTRil.

Colby, Peter J. I''

NOR'^HEiST

Gowing, Donald P. 3

La Roche, Gilles 6

Mitchell, Byron J. 1

Owen, Hlchael D. 2

PACIFIC STATES

La Roche, Gilles 1*

Pharis, Richard P. 2

ROCKY MOUNTAIN

Hitchell, lyron J.

SOUTHEAST

Pharis, Richard P. 3

SOUTHWEST

Pharis, Richard P. 2

ARCTIC

Bevley, Derelt J.

CAVADA, WESTERN

Bewley, DereK J. ?

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Bewley, Derelt J. 2

PLANT ANATOMY MORPH. OLTRA STROCTOFE

NORTH CENTRAL

Jensen, Lawrence C. 5

PACIFIC STATES

Jensen, Lawrence C. 2

ROCKY MOONTAIN

Jensen, Lawrence C. 3

PLANT ECOLOGY

AFRICA

Das«ann, Raynond F. 2

OYinqton, John D. 1

ASIA

ovington, John D. *

AUSTRALIA

OYington, John D. 7

Parkhurst, Dayid F. 3

CANADA, EASTERN

Auclair, Allan N. <t -

Czuba, Margaret A. 3 f

Fanning, Leonard M. 1

Oechel, Baiter C. 3

Ovington, John D. 0.5

CANADA, NORTHERN

Bliss, Lawrence C.

Panning, Leonard M. 1

Zil<ce, Saaael 6

CANADA, UESTERN

Bliss, Lawrence C. 5 >

Fanning, Leonard M. 3

Hettinger, Loren R. 3

Johnson, Karen L. 3.5

Zilke, Sa»uel 15

CENTRAL AMERICA

Oechel, Baiter C. 0.2

Ovington, John D. 0.5

EUROPE, EASTERN

Ovington, John D. 1

EUROPE, BESTERN

Castellano, Fliseo 1

Dasaann, Rayaond F. 3

Ovington, John D. 9'

Prince, Carl R. 3

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

Bliss, Lawrence C. 3

Dasaann, Rayiond F. 3

NEB ZEALAND

Bliss, Lawrence C. 1

NORTH CENTRAL

Auclair, Allan N. «

Bliss, Lawrence C. 9

Parkhurst, David P. 3.5

ZilKe, Saauel U

NORTHEAST

Auclair, Allan N. .1

Bliss, Lawrence C. 2

Johnson, Karen L- 2

PACIFIC STATES

Bliss, Lawrence C. 1

Dasaann, Rayaond F. 13

Douglas, George B. ^

Johnson, Karen L. 0.2

113

''HBLB 5 - Cr»nPETF!(C»

(BT GBOGP»PHIC PKHILIHRITT)

?l»*'' !C010GT

RorKT flODNTMH

Bliss, Lawrence C.

•ann'ng, Leonard (1.

Johnson, Karen L.

Parlchurst, DaTid F.
SOOfH H1ERICH

Castellano, Fllseo

OTington, John D.
SODTH CEM~P«L

Johnson, (taren L.

Si IVer, Ted H.
SOOTHEUST

Dasiann, Ra^'ond P.

Oechel, Halter C.

Silver, Ted H.
SOOTHB'ST

Hettinger, Loren S.

Johnson, Karen L.

nechel, Baiter C.
?L»MT PATHOLOGY

CUMAOd, EASTERN

Fanning, Leonard H.
CAfADA, NORTHERN

Panning, Leonard n.
CANADA, HESTERN

Fanning, Leonard M.
NORTHEAST

Pfister, Donald H.
ROCKT NOaNTATN

Fanning, Leonard R.
SOOTH AHEPICA

Pfister, Donald H.
POPOLA'TON BtOLOGT
AFRICA

Dasnann, RafBond F.
ALASKA

Barrett, Reginald R.
ASIA

Sakal, Selro^a
AUSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.

Potter, Hichael A.
CANADA, EASTERN

Colby, Peter J.

Sheraan, Daryl K.
CANADA, WESTERN

Sheraan, Daryl K.
CENTRAL AHERICA

niskiaen, George R.
EOROPE, WESTERN

Dasoann, Rayaond F.
HTDDLE ATLANTIC

Dasnann, Sayaond P.
NORTH CENTRAL

Barrett, Reginald H.

Colby, Peter J.

nlskiaen, George 8.

Plnkowslti, Benedict C.
PACIFIC STATES

Barrett, Reginald B.

Dasaann, Rayaond F.

Page, Jerry L.
PDERTO RICO

Misltiaen, George ».
SOOTH AHERICA

Hiskiaen, George ».
SOOTHFAST

Dasaann, Rayaond F.

Hiskiaen, George H.
POBLIC HEALTH

CANADA, EASTERN

Doffey, Robert P.
NORTH CENTRAL

Duffey, Robert R.
ROCKT HODNTAIN

Duffey, Robert R.
RANGE SCIENCE
ALASKA

Barrett, Reginald It.
ADSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald H.
CANADA, EASTERN

Fanning, Leonard H.

TEARS TN REGION

.*■

12

.5

114

TXBIE 5 - COHPETEUCE

(BT GEOGBUPHIC FM1ILHRITT)

TEiRS m REOIOII
KAhCE SCIENCE

CANkDA, HORTHEBN

"anning, Leonard K. 1

CkXADA, SESTESH

Fanning, Leonard H. 3

HORTB CENTRAL

Barrett, Reginald H. 1

PACIFIC STATES

Barrett, Reginald H. 5

Page, Jerry L. *

ROCKY lOORTAIN

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

RBP8000CTIVE BIOLOGY

AFRICA

Thai, Alan B. 1

CANADA, EASTERN

Colby, Peter J. 1.5

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard N. 1

•fohn. Otto E. 1

CANADA, WESTERN

Fanning, Leonard H. 3

Fohn, Otto E. 2«

VenHulzen, Bradley A. 6

HARAII

flcParlane, Robert S. 2

NORTH CENTRAL

Colby, Peter J. 17

TenHaizen, Bradley A.

PACIFIC STATES

''"hull, Alan B. 7

VenHulzen, Bradley A.

ROCKY HOONTAIN

Panning, Leonard H. 1

SOOTH ABERICA

NcFarlane, Robert B. 1

SOOTHEAST

HcFarlane, Robert S. 12

SOIL SCIEHCE

AFRICA

Bates, Thoaas E. 5

AFRICA, NORTH AND CENTRAL

Karkanis, Panayoti G. 8

CANADA, EASTERN

Bates, Thoias E. 10

Fanning, Leonard H. 1

Foscolos, Anthony E. 1

Salonlus, Peter 0. 6

Schori, Anton 2

Warkentin, Benno P. H

CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

Zilke, Saauel 6

CANADA, BESTERN

Coen, Gerald H. 5

Fanning, Leonard B. 3

Foscolos, Anthony E. 5

Karkanis, Panayoti G. 2

Schorl, Anton 2

ZllKe, Saauel 15

CENTRAL ABERICA

Kidder, Gerald 3

Walker, Jaaes L. 8

EOROPE, WESTERN

Karkanis, Panayoti G. II

Warkentin, Benno P. 1

GREECE

Foscolos, Anthony E. 7

HAWAII

Walker, Jaaes L. 5

HEXICO

Kidder, Gerald 2

NORTH CENTRAL

Bates, Thoaas E. 3

Kidder, Gerald 3

Walker, Jaaes L. 2

Zllke, Saauel 9

NORTHEAST

Coen, Gerald H. H

Warkentin, Benno P. 4

PACIFIC STATES

Bates, Thoaas E. 3

Foscolos, Anthony E. 6

Warkentin, Benno P. 2

115

TUBLE S - CONPETENCE

(FT GBOGPHPHIC FXIIIIIIIRITT)

TEAPS IN SEGIOII
SOIL SCIENCE

BOCKT HOONTHTN

Fanning, Leonard n. 1

SOOTH CENTBAL

Kidder, Gerald 3

Slitter, Ted H. 11

SOOTHEAST

Bates, Thoaas E. 1

Schorl, Anton 2

suiter, Ted H. 2

SOOTHSRST

Bates, Thonas E. 1

STSTEMATICS

AFRICA

Eidt, Douglas C. 1.5

ASIA

Sattal, Selroku 29

CANADA, EASTERN

Banfield, Alexander W.P. 25

Eldt, Douglas C. Itt.S

Rising, Jaies D. 9

CANADA, NORTHERN

Banfield, Alexander H.F. 2

Rising, Jaaes D. 0.5

Tltt, Dale H. 2

Hong, Home R. 2

CANADA, WESTERN

Banfield, Alexander R.F. 3

Eidt, Douglas C. 5

Rising, Jaaes D. 0.5

Vltt, Dale H. 3

Wong, Home R. 25

EUROPE, WESTERN

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edvard 0. 2

HEX ICO

Rising, Jaaes D. 0.5

NORTH CENTRAL

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward D. 7

Banfield, Alexander W.F. 1

Rising, Jaaes D. 5

Stibick, Jeffrey N.L. 2

Vltt, Dale H. 3

Wong, Home R. 3

NORTHEAST

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edvard 0. 5

Rising, Jaaes D. 1

PACIFIC

Stibick, Jeffrey N.L. 3

SOOTHEAST

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0. 3

Stlblck, Jeffrey N.L. U

STSTEHS ANALYSIS

AFRICA

Arastrong, Patrick H. 21

CANADA, EASTERN

Oorney, Robert S. 5

Fanning, Leonard H. 1

CANADA, NORTHERN

Fanning, Leonard R. 1

CANADA, WESTERN

Clark, wllllaa C. 2

Fanning, Leonard H. 3

EOROPE, WESTERN

Arastrong, Patrick H. 10

NORTH CENTRAL

Dorney, Robert S. 13

ROCKT HODNTAIN

Dorney, Robert S. 1

Fanning, Leonard H. 1

SODTH AHERICA

Dorney, Bobert S. 5

SOOTH CENTRAL

Sllker, Ted H. 11

SOOTHEAST

Sllker, Ted H. 2

SOOTHWBST

Arastrong, Patrick H. 21

TAItONOHT

AFRICA

Eidt, Douglas C. 1-^

ASIA

Sakai, Selroku 29

CANADA. EASTERN

Banfield, Alexander W.F. 25

Dorney, Robert s. 5

116

TUBie 5 - C011PBTENCE

(BT GEOGRAPHIC P»HIII»BITT)

lEIlBS IB BEGIOH
rAfOBOBT

CANADA, EASTEBB

Eidt, Douglas C. 10.?

CABADA, BOBTHEBB

Banfleld, Alexander H.T. 2

vitt. Dale H. 2

Ronq, Borne 6. 2

CABADA, BBSTEBB

Banfleld, Alexander B.F. 3

Eldt, Douglas C. 5

Johnson, Baren L. 3«%

Vitt, Dale H. 3

Wong, Borne B. 25

EDROPE, BESTERN

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0. 2

BORTH CEBTRAl

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0. 7

Banfleld, Alexander B.F. 1

Dorney, fiobert S. 13

Stibick, Jeffrey B.L. 2

Vitt, Dale H. 3

Wong, Borne fi. 3

BOBTHEAST

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward D. S

Johnson, Karen L. 2

Pflster, Donald H. «

PACIFIC

Stibick, Jeffrey B.L. 3

PACIFIC STATES

Johnson, Karen L. 0.2

BOCKT BOOBTAIN

Dorney, Bobert S. 1

Johnson, Karen L. 1.5

SOOTB ABEBICA

Dorney, Bobert S. 5

Pflster, Donald B. 0.12

SOOTB CEHTBAL

Johnson, Karen L. 3

SODTBEAST

Balsbaugh, Jr., Edward 0. 3

Stibick, Jeffrey B.L. •

SOOTBWEST

Johnson, Karen L. 0.2

TOXICOIOGT, CBEH. ABD PATHOIOGT OF PESTICIDES

CABADA, WESTEBB

Oloffs, Peter C. 10

EDROPE, BESTERB

Oloffs, Peter C. 3

BORTB CEBTBAL

Oloffs, Peter C. 5

VETEBIMARY SCIEBCB

CABADA, EASTEBB

Panning, Leonard B. 1

CABADA, BOBTHEBB

Panning, Leonard B. 1

CABADA, WESTEBB

Fanning, Leonard B. 3

BOCKT BOOBTAIB

Fanning, Leonard R. 1

?IBOLOGT

CABADA, EASTEBB

Fanning, Leonard fl. 1

CABADA, BORTHERR

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

CANADA, WESTERN

Fanning, Leonard H. 3

BOCKT BOOBTAIB

Fanning, Leonard B. 1

BATES RESOORCES NABAGEHEBT

AFRICA

Davies, Gordon S. 2

AFRICA, BORTH ABD CEBTRAL

Karkanis, Panayott G. 8

ALASKA

Goodwin, Harry A. 3

ASIA

Choi, Chung-Il 1

CABADA, EASTEBB

Choi, Chung-Il 5

Davies, Gordon S. 7

Fischer, Dawld w. 3

CABADA, NORTHERN

Stockner, John G. 3

CABADA, WESTERN

Dawies, Gordon S. 3

117

-ipt.'' '■ - C0BPETE1CS

(BT GEOGFXPHIC PXHILIARITT)

««-». RESOORCES PHWUGBBEIIT

CANADA, SEST8R1

Karkanls,

, Panayoti

Stockner,

, Johr

G.

EKGLAHD

Stocltner,

, John

G.

EDROP'^, SE5TERH

Fischer,

DaTid

B.

noodvln.

Harry

A.

KarVanis,

, Panayoti

NinOLE ATLANTIC

Good»in,

Harry

A.

HORTH CENTRAL

Fischer,

Da»id

8.

Stockner,

, John

G.

WORTHBAST

Fischer,

Da»ld

«.

Goodwin,

Harry

A.

PACIFIC STATES

Daries, Gordon

s.

Fischer,

DaTid

».

Goodwin,

Harry

A.

HcNeely,

Cyrus

n.

Stocltner,

1 John

G.

BOCKT tlOONTAIN

Fischer,

DaTid

R.

Goodwin,

Harry

A.

SOOTHFAST

Fischer,

DaTid

H.

WILDLIFE HANAGEHEin

AFRICA

Dasaann,

Raymond F.

ALASKA

Barrett,

Reginald H

Hancock,

DaTid

A.

Parker, Tho»as

L.

».F.

ASIA

Chowdhry, Inayat D.

Hancock, Dawld A.
ADSTRALIA

Barrett, Reginald R.
CANADA, EASTERN

Banfield, Alexander

Silco, Lonls

Stocek, Rudolph F.

"hoipson, Gerald E.
CANADA, NORTHERN

Banfield, Alexander 9,T.

Hancock, Dawid A.

Parker, Thoias L.

Pearson, Arthur H.

Schvelnsburg, Rayaond t.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
CANADA, BESTEBH

Banfield, Alexander B. P.

Hancock, DaTid A.

Lynch, Gerry H.

Parker, Thoaas L.

Pearson, Arthur B.

Thoapson, Gerald E.
EOROPE, EASTERN

Chowdhry, Inayat 0.
EOROPE, WESTERN

Dasaann, Rayaond P.

Hancock, DaTid A.

Krott, Peter

Pearson, Arthur H.
GOAH

Perez, Gerald S.A.
HABAIT

Hancock, DaTid A.
HIDDLE ATLANTIC

Dasaann, Rayaond F.

Schweinsburg, Rayaond S.

Stocek, Rudolph P.
NORTH CENTRAL

Banfield, Alexander B.?.

Barrett, Reginald B.

Lynch, Gerry H.

Pinkowski, Benedict C.
NORTHEAST

Silco, Louis
NS/ADSTRALIA

Hancock, DaTid A.

TEARS IN REGION

.5
0.5

16

2S
3

10

2

2
.5

0.5
9
2
0.5

3

e

6
2
3

« '

3

16
25
2.5

.16

3'

2
•

1
1
3
B

118

T»BIE ■;

COHPBTtnCE
(BY GEOGRAPHIC PiHILIiRITI)

WILDLIFE (1AII»GEHE*T
PUCiriC STATES

Barrett, Reginald H.

chowahry, Inarat 0.

Dasiann, Rafiond P.

Hancock, David A.

Page, Jerry L.
RriCKT BOOWTAIH

Hancock, David A.

Parker, Thoias t.
SOOTHBAST

Dasaann, Rayaond P.
SOOTHBEST

Schvelnsbacg, Rayaond E.

Sllco, Loais

TEARS IV RBSION

13
25

SECTION III

ORGANIZED GROUPS, FIRMS OR TEAMS

III-l

Aiqrlcultur&l Consulting

Box 39**. MuleBhoe, Texas 793'*7

806-272-3998

Clarence Christian

Ponedi 1969 Other Business 1 Life Scientists

Pest Manageaent

Affricultural Phycology, Aaerlcam Bloculture, Inc.
4108 E. Air Lane, Phoenix, Arizona 8503^
(602) 273-7326

Philip W, Clark, President 1 Kenneth E. Porter, Vice President

Fomedt September 1970 Corporation k Life Scientists

Working with metabolites from algae cultures for practical biological
application. Extensive application to the agricultural field and effluent
reclamation.

VaterKleen Sewage Reclamation

Turf Improvements through Increased water k air Infiltration

Improved soil structure on the farm lands

AgrlDevelopaent Company

3 Fleetwood Court, Orlnda, California 91*563

(UI5) 25^-0789

Richard B. Bahme

Formed! I963 Other Business dba 2 Life Scientists

Natural resources survey A Inventory evaluation of technical 4 economic
response to agrlcultxiral chemicals. Investigation of environmental problems.

Feather River Flood Damage to Cropland

Marketing Study for Feed it Fertilizer Phosphates

ihvlronaental Impact of Power Distribution Structures

A^l Science Laboratory, Inc.

3309 W. El SeRundo Blvd., Hawthorne, California 90250

(213) 679-1125

R. H. T. Matton

Formed I I968 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

1) Environmental testing, water, solids wastes, soils

2) Boologlcal surveys In agriculture
3; Agriculture testing

Translocation of a flatoxln to aushrooms

Translocation of heavy metals k concentration by mushrooms

Agri-8ervloe Associates

Box I89, Gothenburg, Nebraska 69I38

308-537-3876

Dr. Everett Dennis t Dr. Charles A. Wilson

Formed I 1972 Voluntary Association

Interested In ground and surface water management, waute disposal and
management, and Improved economics of agriculture

A A H Ehgiaeering - Environmental Testing Division
1501 N. Main, Bast Peoria, Illinois 6I6II
(309) 69*^-4311

Andrew J. Kern

Formed I I968 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Primary Interest Is In laboratory testing

Sludge Basin - Investigation A Inspection

Water Quality Investigation

Waste Water Quality Inventory

Alaska Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701
(907) '♦79-7673

David R. Klein, Leader

Formed! 1950 Non-profit Organization ^ Life Scientists

Unlverslty-based t«

Wildlife ecology and management studies and training
Reactions of caribou to a simulated pipeline
Ecological study of Nunivak Is. muskox population
A comparison of seasonal quality of wild reindeer ranges

Am. Comm. Intl. Wildlife Protection

Suite 176, 3900 Wise. Av., N.W., Washington, D. G. 20016

202-363-2435

Lee M. Talbot, Chrmn.

Formed! 1939 Non-profit Organization

Naintenanoe of wildlife and wildlife habitat* in the world

American Public Health Assoc.

1015 18th N.W,, Washington, D. C 20016

202-467- 50U0

Riehard'L, Wade, PhD

Formed! 1872 Non-profit Organization 8 Life Scientists

Congressional education, professional education, technical publications
research

Standard methods for examination of air poll.

Standard methods for water St wastewater examination

Self supported with AWWA k WPCF Health Bffects of Nat. Energy Policy

Analytical Systens Corp.

11 Ray Avenue, Burlington, Mass. 01803

617-272-7910

Michael B. Rukln

Formed! I969 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Basic and applied research and engineering in water, air, land, noise
and transportation

Environaeatal Data Processing

Water Distribution Analysis

Applied Tropical Research, Inc.

1006 Minding Rd., College Stn., Texas 778'fO

846-6827 (area 713)

John P. Griffiths

Formed I 1971 Corporation 6 Life Scientists

Within tropical ft sub-tropical areas and in inter-dlsciplinary problea

Aquatic Contrel, Inc.

P. 0. Box 100, Seymour, In. 4727*

812-61*3-2011

Gary Doxtater, President

Formed I I966 Corporation l'* Life Scientists

The desigen, field investigation, analysis and reporting results of
aquatic and terrestialecological studies

Biota of the Broad River, S. C.

Biota of the Gape Fear, W. C.

Aquatic Biota in lAke Mich, near Racine, Wise.

Laboratory of Aquatic Bntoaology

P. 0. Box 111, Laboratory of Aquatic Eifstoaology, Florida A+K Unlr.,

Tallahassee, risrlda 32307

90U-222-8030 ext. 'HB (Dr. William L. Paters) ext. 624 (Mr. Paul M. Carlson)

Dr. William L. Peters

Poraedi 1966 Unlverslty-based Team 9 Life Scientists

Aquatic Insect eeoloffy and taxonomy

Biological survey of the waters entering Choctawhatchee Bay

Aquatic Life Consultants

808 Ute Drive, Stillwater, Oklahoma TitO?^

('♦Oj) 372-1723

Troy C. Dorrls

Permed I 1967 Partnership 3 Life Scientists

Bioloffleal effects of water pollution

Monitoring bottom fauna below paper plant outfall

Investigation of fish kill

The Arctic Company, Ltd., Iroquois Division

706 Third Street, S. W., Washington, D. C. 20024

(202) 737-9500

Bernard W. Polrier, General Manager

formed I 1971 Corporation 3 Life Scientists

Bnvironaental impact assessment i expeditions

Atlantic E^rth and aivlronnental Consultants, Ltd.
P. 0. Box 211U, Postal Station !>iat, Dartaouth, N. g.

D. E. Buckley, President

Forwedi 1970 Partnership 1 Life Scientists

Exploration ^eolofcy. oceanography, geophysics, geochemistry, Marlculture,
pollution science

Ecological Effects of Oil Pollutlon-Ghedabueto Bay

Seisnle Proflllng-Nova Scotia

Blonoalcs Studies Group of Michael -Baker-, Jr., Inc.
4301 Dutch Ridge Road, Beaver, Penn. I5OO9
(1*12) if95-?711

John B. Vakelee

Formed I 1972 Corporation k Life Scientists

Bhvironaental analysis and planning of utility and highway corridors,
airports, industrial sites, and strip-nine reclaiaation

Corridor Study . . . . '.>>' ,.'•

U. S. Rte. 1*4 - Corridor Study - Conn.

1-80 and Idaho 19 - Corridor Study - Idaho

■■rt(.» )

Orvllle P. Ball 4 Associates •■'>^-.'r^- ■ . . , "■^'t^'s-^it

8755 Vista del Verde, El Cajon, Ga. 92021

(714) l»43-40fl*5 "'V s.'-^*

Mr. Orvllle P. Ball, Jr. ■.•'•,:«•;;;•.■.'.-.

Formed I I97O Corporation 2 Life Scientists

Lakes Management k Water Quality

Outdoor Recreation Planning - Environmental Impact Studies

Vineyard Lake, Sonoma Co., California

McCormiok Lakes, Scottsdale, Arizona

CampoLake, San Diego County, California

Bella W. Baziich Coastal Research Institute
University of South Carellna, Colombia, S. G. 29208
(803) 777-5288, 777-5289t 777-6896

F. John Vemberg, Director

Formed I I969 Unlverslty-based Team 8 Life Scientists

Primarily, environmental studies on coastal and inshore marine habitats

Effects of Mercury on Ebtuarlne Animals

Environmental Baseline Studies on An Undeveloped Batuary
(North Inlet Estuary, S. C.)

Effects of Dredging in Charleston Harbor on Plamkton

Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Batelle Memorial Institute

P. 0. Box 999, Richland, WA. 99352

509.9lf6-22»l

Dr. Edward L. Alpen, Director

Ponadi 1965 Non-profit Organisation 25O Life Scientists

Shvironnental and Life Sciences, Ecology 1 Biology 1 Atmospheric, Hater and
Land Reeoureee Management t Systems Engineering, Pollution abatement

E>tvironmental Assessments

Freshwater, Marine, Terrestrial Ecological Studies

Environmental Assessment

Division of Applied Biology, B. C. Research

3650 Wesbrook Crescent, Vancouver 8 B. C., Canada

(60U) 22U-4331

Dr. C. C. Walden

Formed t I9W Non-profit Organization 14 Life Scientists

Detoxification of Kraft pulp mill effluents
Projected water quality and behavior of Lake Wllliaton
Sublethal effects of Kraft effluents on salmon

Bearp&w Associates

5(y* Rose Avenue, Blacks burg, Virginia 2*^060

703-552-8672 er 703-951-567^

Robert H. Giles, Jr.

Formed I I969 Tea« and Joint Venture

Ehvlron»ental Impact analyses, computer-based decision aids, ecological
simulation, wlldland management plans, open space planning

Wrap, wlldland resource allocation procedure

Prescriptions for the Williamsburg (Va.) environmental system

Influences of 1-70 on Leakln Park (Baltimore, Md.)

R. W. Back and Associates, Analytical and Consulting fiiglneers

200 Tower Bldg., Seattle, Wash. 98101

206-622-5000

Herbert C. Weatfall

Formed I 19'»2 Partnership 3 Life Scientists

Shvlronmental Impact Evaluation, Long-Range Planning, Siting and Feasibility
Studies and Abatement Biulpment Design Application

Research on Non-Eivaporative Cooling Towers for Thermal-Electric
Generating Plants

Seattle Metropolitan Sewer Systems 1 Joint Venture

Master Plan A fiivironmental Report, Lake Washington Ship Canal

Bennett A Peters, Inc.

P. 0. Box (M^t Baton Rouge, I«. 70806

50«*-3*2-W*53

Corporation 5 ^i^* Scientists

Forest Bbology

10

Bets EkiYiroiuiantal fiiglnaers, Ino.

One Plymouth Meeting Mall, Plymouth Meeting, Penn. 19'»62

215-825-3800

P. A. Sander*, Ph.D., P.B. Preeldent

Formed I 1890 Corporation 3 Llf* Scientists

B.B.E. apoclalleee In enrlronaental oonsultlng and engineering design
serrlcee for Industries and Bvinlolpalltlee

N. M. Blkalee ft Co.

8 Trafalgar Drive, Llxlngaton, N. J. 07039

201-992-0030

Dr. Horbwrt M. Blkales

Formed I I965 Other Business 1 Life Scientists

Synthesis and applications of polymers for water pollution control,
especially polyacryccunides; applied polymer chemistry.

Synthesis of Floculants and Polyelectrolytes

Development of filters for aerosols

Development of Collector for Oil Spills

Biological Research Associates, Inc.

3't35 Kenwood Dr., Fort Collins, Colorado 8O52I

(303) W2-1798

Or. Philip N. Lehaer, President

Formed I 1972 Corporation 2 Life Scientists

Zoology (vertebrate and Invertebrate) 1 primarily mammals, game species,
inseets Beelogioal inventory and physiology

11

Blenoales, lae.

61 7-25 5-2 53c

Dr, K. J, '-feesk

Fervodi I969 Corporation 11 Lif« Seiantista

Ble-Occ>snie Resttareh* Inc.

1600 Can&l Strd«t, 15th Tloor, New Orleaas. L0ttlBl«tt& ?C!-J!

(5<*) 523-3065

Dr. Mesrlll A. Ts-d*. ^Mldent

Marin»/^ttiarins Bocij^iTol ' /n-rj^e

SBel»(srleal Sisnrey Fo11o«1r^ RiMphate Spill
St7«6d ifiStblymii of ?^J07 Oil Spill

Bio-Sarv Corporation

1130 Liv«r«©i«, Ttoy, Mlehi«»a kMflk

(313) 588-1005

Fom«di 1970 Corpo«ttion 3 Uf« Seiantiats

Ektvirenaental Coatrela - Pastieidfts - i2i%egrat9d s^stvaa for 8!.ll«viatiea
of peat porebleaa - Vertebrate specialty

Housing Bvaluation - Rodent Infestations and Control
Bvaloation of Oanai£&>&e i<6<;i«>ivt Mepcllent

12

Blftdk A Veatoh

1500 Mmdow Uk9 Pkwy., Kansas City, Missouri 6t»ll4

616-361-7000

T. B. Robinson

Ponied t 1915 Partnsrshlp

Utllitiest power plantsi Missile facilitiesi master planning! financial,
engineering feasibility studies 1 instrunsntation, atitoaatic controls 1
apinraisals

Environaental Report, Nonticello Nueleaur Generating Station

H^vironment Inpact Asseesaent of Waste Hater Ocean Outfall

Gnvironaental Report, Sherburne County Generating Plant

Calspan Corporatlon-Departaent of Eiivlronaental Systems
Box 235, Buffalo, New York l'^221
716/632-7500 ext. 538

D. B. Dfeihm, Head, Ehrironaental Systems Dept.

Formed I 1970 Corporation 8 Life Scientists

Ehvlrmanental Systems studies. Large (-55) interdisciplinary group for
work on air, water, land and municipal and industrial pollution problems.
Field, laboratory, and analytical experience

Airport Snrironmental Control Program

Environmental Sffeets Accompanying Upland Disposal of Polluted Dredgings

Discharge or Spillage of Thallium and Related Metal Compounds

Carolina Reeotiree Consultants

711 HlllTlew Street, Garrboro, North Carolina 27510

9l9-929-260i>

Smest A. Carl, Ri. D.

Formed I 1972 Partnership U Life Scientists

Evaluation of environmental impacts of Federal and State projects;
preparation of impact statements 1 expert testimony

NSPA statement preparation

13

Centsr for ^vlronitental Studies

1020 Dwrlng Hall, Virginia Folyteetmlo Institute and State University,

Blaeksburg, Virginia

703-951-5538

Dr. John Cairn^ Jr. Dlreotort Dr. Kenneth L. Dlokson, Asst. Director

Toraedi 1970 Unlverslty-haaed Team 50 Life Scientists

All aspects of Environmental Impact Analyses (biological, cultural, etc.)
Aquatic Ecological Studies, Sanitary Engineering, Skivlronnental Systems

Qcologlcal Survey of the South River Virginia

Biological Monitoring

Qivlronnental Analysis of three Reservoirs In West Virginia

Center for Qivlroamental Study

1447 lake Drive, S. B. , Grand Rapids, Michigan ^9503

616-458-1566

Peter M. Wege

Formed I I969 Non-profit Organisation

Develops Environmental Systems «md Models for comrnvnlty use. Computer
simulation aids citizens and agencies In decision making

Water Model (River)

Emergency Services

Other Ehv, Models

Center for Regional Environmental Studies

California State University, San Diego, California 92115

(714) 286-5408

Charles F. Cooper, Director

Formed I 1970 Unlverslty-based Team 20 Life Scientists

Ecological, economic, and social studies of environmental quality t
emphasis on ecological modeling

Simulation of tundra ecosystem at Barrow, Alaska

Cooperative State Park Planning
Studies of lobster fisheries

14

The Center for the Ehrlronment and Man, Inc.
275 WlndBor Street, Hartford, Connecticut 06l20
203-5i^9-'^'^00

Frederick C. Henrique*

Poraedi I96I Non-profit Organisation 10 Life Scientists

Meteorological studies. Natural Resources Management, Ehvlronmental
Monitoring I Coastal Zone Management

Boundary lAyer Model

Northeast Water Resources Study

EhTlronaental Boonoaetrlo Model

Center for Urban Reglonallsn

Kent State UnlreTslty, 231 Lo»Ty Hall, Kent, Ohio U42'*2

216-672-2232

Eugene P. Wenninger, Director

Pomedi 1965 Unlverslty-based Teaa

Envtronaental lapaot assessnentt water resources research 1 urban ecology

An Interdisciplinary Study of So»e Heavy Metal Pollutants In a
Section of the Cuyahoga River Watershed

Monitoring and Nutrient Inactlvatlon Studies on Tvo Glacial Lakes
(Ohio) Before and After Nutrient Diversion

Asseesaent and Evaluation of Wastewater Managoient Alternatives In
Cleveland-Akron Metropolitan and Three Rivers Watershed Areas

15

Centre Clentlfloe Tropical (Tropical Science Center)

Apartade 8-3870 San Jose, Costa Rica

22-62-^1

Joseph A. Teal, Jr.

Formed I 1962 Non-profit Organiaatlon 11 Life Scientists

Voluntary Association

Research, training, and technical assistance through consultation and
surrey in the ecological 'bas^ for tropical enrlroBBental olasslfloatlon
for human uses.

Polltlca de Conserraclon de Recursos Naturalee en el Peru (1971)

An Ecological Reconnaissance of the Guatape Hydroelectric Power
Project U972)

Ground Survey for Vegetational Indicators of Copper and Molybdenum
in the Tropical Wet Forest of Panama

Coastal Scosystens Management, Inc.

3600 Hulen Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76107

(817) 731-3727

Dr. Robert H. Parker, President

Formed I 1970 Corporation 9 Life Scientists

Provide data and interpretation for terrestrial and aquatic baseline
enviroamental studies and ecological damage assessments

Oil field brine studies

Anacortes Diesel Oil Spill, Washington

Shell Platform Fire, Louisiana

Coastal Zone Resources CorjMratlon

<f009 Oleander Drive, Wilmington, North Carolina 28<*01

(919) 799-^70

Oarld A. Adams, President

Formed I I969 Corporation 4 Life Scientists

Environmental Assessments

16

Ron ColllMs Consulting fiitoBmlogist

229 N. E. 17th Streot, Hlllsboro, Oregon 97123

(503) 6U8-5017

Ron Collins

Fonodi 1971 Other Business 1 Life Scientists

BhtoBologieal, herbieidal Investigations with field experinentation.
PestlAide produot-liability investigation. Pest aaaagenent in agricultural

The Residual Effects of Dieaaba herbicide on Potatoes

Inseoticides for Greenleach Aphid Control in Potatoes

Effects of herbicides on Thomless Evergreen Blackberries

Comae o

2^38 North NottinghaB Street, Arlington, Virginia 22207

703-538-2631

John H. Conxey

Pemedi 1972 Voluntary Association 2 Life Scientists

Cooperative Developnent of Prograas and Projeots beneficial to both
ooaBunities and environments

Coaite de Ebtudlos Anbientales

Universidad de Antloguia, Departaaento de Biologia, Medellin-ColoBbia

Gabriel Roldais

Formed I 1972 Voluntary Association 2 Life Scientists

To be avare goverment and private industries about the effects of pollution

Pollution of Hedellln River

17

The Ck>nf«renee of Federal Ehviroiuiental Ehglneers
3911 Parsons Road, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20015
OLlrer 'f-3522

Janes H. Le Van, Executive Director

Fornedi December 15, 199* Hon-proflt Organisation

To present to the Federal Covemisent the views of all persons within the
peofesslon on probless affecting their eiiplojrBsnt and the good of their
service.

Cornell Unlverslty-Departsent of Natural Rssouroee

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. l'»850

256-2298

W. Harry Everhart

For«edi \<^B Unlverslty-based Tea* 25 Life Scientists

Education, research, and service directed toward the appreciation and
managenent of renewable natural resource systeas

Danes & Moore

Suite 3500, 445 South Flgueroa, Los Angeles, Ca. 90017

213/683-1560

Trent R. Danes, Executive Partner

Pomedi 1938 Partnership ^5 Lif* Scientists

Consulting ajglneers In Qivlronnental and Applied Ekrth Sciences

Ebologlcal Studies of Terrestrial Biota

Blo-Bivlronnental Monitoring (Terrestrial * Aquatic)

Qivlromiental Inj»ct Analysis

18

E. I. d« Pont de Nemours and Company -Bavlronaental Improvement Section
13250 Brandyvlne Bldg., Wllmln/^on, Delaware 19898
(302) 999-3912 and (302) 77'*-7096

John K. Gaatle, Manager

Formed! 1972 Corporation

Marketing of chemicals equipment processes and sorrlces for Improrlng
air and i»ater quality

totaolon Blologlca Do La Isla Victoria

Casllla de Correo 138, Barlloche, Rio Hegro, Argentina

Julio R. Contreras

Formed! I969 Research Group 3 Life Scientists

fflDologlcal study of Andean ecosystems, vanishing species protection and
study

Bsology of Isla Victoria

Study of vanishing mammals

Boologloal Analysts, Inc.

U768 MoKlBley Drive, Boulder, Colorado 80302

ltUk-0117

Dr. J. T. Wlndell, President

Formed I 1972 Corporation 8 Life Scientists

ffisologlcal studies In field and laboratory

Boulder Greek Project

CH2M Hill Bool. Inventories

South Boulder Creek

19

Sooleglstlos Llsited

133 Wyaford Drive, Toronto, Ontario

(1*16) »»29-3Ml

D. J. Colsaan

Forwodi 1972 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

S>>ylTon»ental , recreation and open space planning

Boology and EhYlronaent, Inc.

P. 0. Box D, Buffalo, Hev York l^faZS

(716) 632JWf91

Mr. Gerhard J. Neuaaler, President

Femedi 1970 Corporation 15 I«lf« Solentlsts

Bhvlronaental Assessaents of Coaplex projects— ■ultl-dlsolpllne capability

Pilot Plan Operation

Gasification Facility for WG

Synthetlo Natiiral Gas

Ecology Audits, Inc.

9995 Monroe Drive, Dallas, Texas 75230

21U/3 50-7893

Richard H. Schulse, President

Formed I 1967 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Measureaent of air and water quallty-both In aablent state and In
Industrial discharges

&d.8slon8 of a 3-Klln ceaent plant

Study of oalsslons by a large feed alll

Aablent 5O2 levels In "X" county

20

Beology Canter

Utah State UnlTerelty, Logan, Utah 9*322

801-752-4100 ext. 7'Hl

John M. Neuhold, Director

Ponied I 1966 Unlverslty-based Teaa '*2 Life Scientists

Researoh into basio aapeots of ecology, Desert, sontane, and aquatlo
areas are enphasised

Boology Researoh Croup

Mass. Audubon Society, Lincoln, Massachusetts 01773

259-95I8

Dr. Jaaes D. Lasell, Jr.

Poraedt 1970 Non-profit Organisation 3 Life Scientists

Aniaal and plant ecology of coastal and insular areas

North Carolina Outer Banks

Cape Cod and the Islands

Baja Cidlfomia

Ecology Siaulations, Ino.

177 Chinquapin, Athenf, Georgia 306OI

lKy»-5W-7929

Dr. Bernard C. Fatten

Formed I 1971 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Boos]r8teB simulation modeling and systems analysis

Modeling Florida lake eutrophication

Modeling coral reefs

21

Booplans, Inc.

The Arcade Building, Saratoga Springs, Hew Tork 12208

518- 587-2550

Mr. Vincent Moore, President

Formed I 1972 Corporation 3 Llf« Scientists

Design of Urban, Recreational Paellltlee Based on Bseloglcal Concepts

Olcwarl Park Qivlr. Impact Analysis

Tlfft Fairs, Buffalo (Wildlife Maaagemimt Area)

Booplans, Ltd.

12<f Aaoe Arenue, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

5I9.7U4-O629

Dr. Robert S. Domey, President

Fomedi 1970 Corporation ^ Life Scientists

Application Bcologlcal Knowledge to UrbanAhrbanlslng Areas

Highway Inpact U06-St. Catharine's Ontario

Highway Impact Study-QW-Ha«llton, Ontario

SUNY Campus, Utlca-Rome, New York

HboTlew

2600 Jones Roa*, #33. Walnut Creek, California 9'^596
1H5_93 5-1101 or 415-937-1753

Dr. James A. Nellson

Formed t 1969 Corporation 8 Life Scientists

Impacts of Develcpoent or Recreation on Natural BBo«y8tem«» Btjvlronmental
Inventory, Analysis and Management Regional or Watershed Basis) ^ Forest
Management Contract research In plant ecology and regetation.

aivlronmental Inventory of the Walnut Greek Basin, Contra Costa Co«, Calif .

Oerelopaent Impact of Rancho Murletta, a large soale planned community
Sacramento County, California

Impact of Developaant on Water Quality of Cameron Park Raaehos
Sacramento County, California

22

331fc Abwrfsoa *iay, Houaton, Tesaa 77025
713-667-558?

Dr. VilllaM G. Chaitwklis

F97i««di 1971 Oth«r iudiisess 2 Llf« 3«i«ntiaid

150 M. San'ifr falca. .trsnus, Areadia, California 9IOO6
213JW»5-?560

S@l»«rt L. Whlta, FsrsoidwRt

?onradi 19'^6 Corporation 17 I<lf« Scientists

Vasts Cell*sti6n, trsatasnt, ai^d dlsp»e«l - reelaaatlon aysteaa, rsoslirlne;
wat«e' poll^itien aurra]p«, water supply and trsatasnt, research and dsYelopasnt

Los Aa«ele8 Harbor (CA) Beologlcal Braluatlen

Cook Inl«t-Kenai P«»nlnsula» Alaska

J«5aBloa B«.y, Pew York

Bhtoaolo^ieax Sensaltaat ^wr%: tt

105 Daan StXMt, Cl«v«l£^^ .^.. )2''3Z

6oi-B*3-'520*

Dr. Johany D, Casts

feraadi 196'» Other Susiaess 3 U^* Soientlsts

&vftltw%ior> iff lnset.:tield« applications

fieaootion nr oe?».it ro.llwvlOTi <iu%i to laaea'tieide spHlage

23

Stvirolab, Inc.

9U6 RiohaoBd Road, P&lne8Ylll«, Ohio U4077

216-352-8318

Charlea D. Hlldebrecht

Formed I 1972 Corporation 2 Life Solentlsts

Water pollution, analyals, deyelop«ent of clean up systeas

Shvlrondyn Associates

2319 Plnnel)erg Avenue , Rockyllle, Maryland 2O85I

301-762-02'*8

Julius Jay Sabo

Pormedi 1971 Voluntary Assoolatlon 2 Life Scientists

Source and pathway identification, assesssent of biological hasardous
pollutants and moans of hassards control and resoval

Assessaent of toxic setal pollutants In the environment and In aan

aivlronlcs Branch

Air Force Weapons Uboratory, Klrtland AFB, H. M. 87111

505-2U7-1711 ext. 25*2

Donald G. Sllva

Formedi I968 Govemnent 8 Life Scientists

Envlronaental Monitoring, Impact assesssent and control and abatesent
technology

Control of Birds In Airport Bsvlronaent
Smoke Suppression of Training Fires

24

Brrironaantal Biologists A Consultants

P. 0. Box 1153, Guden Orovo, California 926<»2

714-778-20W

Robert L. Pops

Poraedi 1972 Partnership 2 Life Scientists

Botany, Zoology, Plant Pathology, Neiiatology, flora and fauaa Inter-
relationships, Pesticide studies and control, Solentlflo photography

E^lronaental Biology - Water Pollution Research

Departmnt «f Biology, Univ. of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112

581-7<>70

Arden R. Gaufln

ForMedi 1970 Voluntary Association k Life Scientists

University-based Te

Sffeets of poll^itlon on aquatic life. Water quality requirements of
aquatic Invertebrates

Water Quality Standards for Lake Mead

Pollution of Houston Ship Channel

Thcraal Pollution cf Salt Elver, Illinois

Shvirtmaental Consultants, Inc.

5000 Wellston Court, Virginia Beaeh,^ Virginia 23'»62

703-^99-1316

Or. Ray S. Blrdsong, President

Poxaedi 1973 Corporation 6 Life Solentlsts

bivlronaental Impact assessaent — coastal aarlne, wetlands and terrestrial
envlronaenta

Biological Survey of the Upper Rappahaaneck R.

Biological lapact of the Gathrlght DM

Site Location for Hanpton Roads Spoils Disposal

25

Qivlroimental Consultants, Inc.

2772 Qaall Arenue, Itus Vegas, Nevada 89120

736-17«*6 or 739-3269

Dr. James E. Deaoon, President

Pomsdi 1972 Corporation 2 Life Seientists

Terrsetrlal smd aquatlo eoology of Southwestern U. S.

Water Quality Evaluation of Truchee RlTer

BnvlroBiiental Consultzmts

3360 Jacobs Avenue, Eureka, Ca. 95501

707-^2-9206

Jack Yamall, Ekirlronaental Coordinator

Formed I 1972 Corporation 8 Life Sciemtlsts

This Is one Division which can be easily coordinated with other divisions
of the ooapany.

N/a in 1971, aivlronaental Impact studies dome in 1972 for several
organieations

Shvironmental Consultants, Inc.
Box ^1, Vermillion, S. D. 57069
605-62'»-26l9

Webster H. Sill, Jr., President

Formed! 1971 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Qivironmental consultations 1 Impact Statements 1 Flanniagi Consultants
Services for preliminary plannlngi Legal Services

Bivtronmental Impact Statement

26

Qivlroruiental Ehterprlsea, Inc.

1119 E. Gay lord, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan lf8858

S17-772-27'»3

Or. Harold D. Mahan

Ponasdi 1970 Corporation '♦• Life Soientists

Cb«prehen8ive area planning for enviroMiental activities » park developBentj
on site analysis I promotional and educational activities

BDYiroaaental Park

Environmental Awareness Eflucation Program

Recreatimial Park

Qivironmental Impact Analysts, Inc.

1200 Stover Street, Fort Collins, Co. 80521

303-1*93-9138

Alexander T. Crlngan, President

Fprmedi 1972 Corporation 3 Life Scientists

Ehvlronmental impact analysis, particularly in relation to wildlife

Inventory wildlife resources in proposed oil shale mining aa'ea

Qnvironmental Impact Center, Inc.
5 Lee Street, Cambridge, Mass. 02139
617-661-9525

Dr. A. C. Nakrides

Formed I 1970 Corporation 2 Life Scientists

Preparation and consulting of NEPA environmental impact statements and
related chemical and biological studies

Ehvironmental Statement for Interstate 95 trou the Qanvers Line
to the Merrimack River

"Methodology for Assessing Environmental Impact of Water Resources
Derelopnemt"

"Upgrading of Secondary Roads in Eastern M^sachusetts"

1

27

3^11 Qbtoh HcNMl, Hoaele 4-7304,
7«f7-9901

Dr. Clark Judy
F'orBedi 1972

Corporiiitlon

3 Ufe Scimtists

f>eTl«llnK onvlronaontal «an»^»'««»nt Iwferaali©!? to ptrlvats orgmnlsfttlona
aiitd public ageneiss

Ehvironnental Quality Prograa

Pac<alty ^cehan^e Bca; 119, Tesas A&M University Collage StatlM, Texas 778l»3

713.8«.5-2673

Or. C. L. Leinweber, Director

Pomedi 1970 University-baaed Teaa

1 Life Scientists

This functions in a eoordinative capacity for eavironaental programs at
the University level

Hkivironaental Studies Prograa

Dana College, Blair, Nebraska 68008

U02-«^26-«H01 ext. 328

George E. Grube
Poraedi 1970

University-based T

2 Life Scientists

College of Eavironaental Science and Forsstry
Syracuse Caapus, Syracuse, Me»» York 13210
315-^76-3151 «rt,. 317

Dr. Bdward E. Palaer

Poracdi 1911 University-based Teaa

76 Life Scientist*

InstruetioR, research and public service ini,the design, aanageaant,
eoiense and engineering of resources aanageaent

St, Lawrence- Elastem Ontario Shorelina Study

Insect & Maaaalian Cheaieal Coaaunioations (Cheaieal Boology)

Riverton New Town Master Plan Study

28

Snvlromiental Soienee Assoeiatse

770 Airport Blvd., Burllngaae, California 9'»010

Fatl E. Zigaan

ForBfldi 1969 Corporation 2 Life Scientists

Assessaents of environasntal iapaot and consequences of land developaent

Ataospherlo Transport and Hazards of Particulate and Gaseous Contaminants
Detection and Transport of Contaainants in Marine Ehvironaents
Biological Interactions of Contaalnants

The Environaent and Resource Analysis Center
Unlyersity of Montana, Missoula, Montana
UO6-243-6612

Joe. E. McDowell, President 1 A. W. Bolle, Director

Formed! I966 Corporation

Develop prograas ft research in natural resources oriented areas-Lemd
Use Planning

Blackfoot Valley Land Use Plan

Western Montana Land Use Plan

Lubrecht Beosystea Project

E^ivironaent Consultants, Inc.

13626 Neutron Road, Dallas, Texas 752'»0

2IU-233-826I

Mr. A. J. Natale

Formed I I965 Corporation 8 Life Scientists

Comprehensive Inventory and/or aodeling of natural resource systeas with
utlllEatlon planning and lapact assessaent

Big Pine Reservoir, Indiana

Martin lAke Steaa Electric Station and Strip Mining
Brookhaven & Middle Island Landfills, Long Island, New York

29

BrjYlronBient Control Corporation

270 East Main Street, Palneavllle, Ohio ^l^OT?

216-357-5586 '^? '-*

Mr. Thouta Colpetzar, Prealdent

Fomedi 1969 Corporation 7 Life Solentlata

il) Solid Waate Mana^eaent Studlea and Operational Prograaa
2) Analytical laboratory - Subsidiary - torlrolab. Inc.

Study of Effects of Presence or Absence of Calelua on Mutrlent
Lerels In lake Brie

Ebologloal and Qnvlronaental Studies of the Northeast Ohio Water
Darelopaent Plan

Ebolof^cad and E^ivlronaental Studies of the Southwest Ohio Water
Deralopaant Plan

Ehvlronaetrloa

358 Doufflaa Drive, State Colke^^e, Penn. 16801

81U-237-32'*6

Dr. Robert E. Hwishaw

Ponedt 1972 Other Business 11 Life Solmtlsts

Unlverslty-based Teaa

Coaplete faunal and floral surreys for enrlronaental lapaet atateaenta
(NEPA and ABC)j toaperate and arctic eco»0(5y

lapaet of TransAlaska Oil Pipeline on Terrestrial Maaaals (Rerlew
of Dept. Interior's Qivlronaental lapaet Stateaent)

Beolo>?lcal Survey I Ehvlronaental lapaets of Pllgrla Nuclear Power Station

Nuelear Group, Boston Eldlson Coapany, 800 Baylston St., Boston, Ma. 02199

Bustance ft Horowitz, P.C.

Box 525, Clrclevllle, New York 10919

914-361-4 5'fl

Arthur W. Eustance

Poraedi 19^8 Corporation 1 Life Solentlata

Consulting Engineering * Land Surveying, Preparation * Presentation
Envlronaental lapaet Studlea, Aquatic * Terrestrial

30

Pabrlo Research Laboratories, Ine.

1000 ProTldenee Hvy., Dedh««, Massachusetts 02026

617-326-5500

E. R. Kaswell, President

Formed I 19'f2 Corporation 3 Lif« Scientists

Textiles * related aaterlals In air 4 water flltratloni textile vastest
textiles in huaan ecology

Air peraeablllty of filter fabrics

Fabric structure of filter fabrics

Air detritus due to fabric abrasion

Fiseher-DaTles Associates

143 Abraham Street, Ca«brid«e, Ontario JI3H IW*

519-88S-I2II ext. 32561 653-95OO1 579-3'»53

D. Fischer I C. Eariee

Formed I 1972 Partnership 1 Life Scientists

University-based Team

EhYlronmental Impact Analysis 1 Ehrironmaotal Feasibility Studies

Environmental Impact Management Vorkshops

Industrial Impact on Coastal Zone Ehvironment

An Approach to Ei»vironmental Impact Assessment

rac Corporation

Niagara Chemical Division, Seed Dept., Box 2508, El Macero, Calif. 95618

916-756-1382

Tom V, Williams, Research Director

Formed I I965 Corporation 7 Life Scientists

Vegetable Variety Development

31

E. L, Foerater, Sr,

Box 779, 1761 Hoffi^n 3tp««t, Haxrlsonburg, Virginia 22801

703-43<*-0l60

E. L. Foerster, Sr.

Foznedt 1959 Consulting ^ginesr St Chsaist

Waste Disposal and By Product Roeovery, Rsfuse Disposal Surreys,
Eoenenlos, DsYelopaent, Dsslgn

Utilisation of Poultry Manure

Utilisation of Pood Plant Wastes

Disposal and/or Utilisation of Poultry Plant Seua

Predsriksen E^lneerlng Coapany

175'5 Broadway, Oakland, California 9'»6l2

41^^6S-06«»4

W. C. Predsrlksen

Formed I I963 Corporation ** Life Soientlsts

University-based Teas

Qivlronaental technology 1 air * water pollution control 1 lapaet stateaents
for industries, oonereial It residential developaents 1 computer applications 1
lab analyses I seatrol of runoff and wastewaters

Dispersion ft dustfall study

320 Apartment Developaent

Control of industrial air pollutants

FWends of the ferth

620 C Street, S.E., Washington, D. C. 20003

202-5*3-J'>312

George Alderson, Legislative Director

Foraedi I969 Non-profit Organisation 2 Life Scientists

Influence national policy through public- Interest lobbying of Congress
and Dtecutlve Branch and through litigation

SST Canpalgn

Auto Pollution Project

32

Frontier Constltlng Sarvlces

2 Mil© Old Nonana Road, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701

907^79-2630

Dr. Diiana J. Sykas

Poraedi I968 Other Buslnoas 3 Life Scientists

Gulf UnlTersltles Research Consortlua

1611 Tre»ont Street, Galreston, Texas 77550

713-765-771'*

Dr. Jaaes N. Sharp, President

Fonmdi I965 Unlverslty-baaed Teas 8 Life Scientists

Proffraa planning iapleaentatlon and coordination on behalf of and
involving Bultlunlveralty and unlverslty/lnduatrlal/agency teaas of
invMtlgators

Harvey, Hartaevsldt, Heath t Stanley, Ine.
716 Gamer Ct., Santa Clara, California 95050
208-2'»3-6956 or 277-3008

Dr. H. T. Harvey

Poraedi 1972 Corporation ** Life Scientists

Evaluation of habitats- as to wildlife valuee and huaan lapaet

Hedenburg & Venable

6111 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15232

Eaerson Venable

Foraedi 1951 Partnership 1 Life Scientists

Air Pollution - Dispersion - Control - Health Aspects

Air Pollution Variance Board Allegheny Co., Penn.

Dust Fall Study, North Boros., Pennsylvania

Dust Fall Study

33

Howard E. Hasketh

Route k, Carbondale, Illinois 62901

618- 5'>9- 5628

Howard E. Heaketh

Formed I I969 Private Consultant

Air Pollution Control E>^;ineering

Environmental Inpaet Statement

E^dision Standards and Odor Consulting

Bnission Testing

Houston Area Population Biologists

% Dr. David L. Jameson, Dspt. Biology, Univ. of Houston, Houston, Texas 7700U

713.7i»9.1«558

D. L. Jameson

Formed I 196? Voluntary Association I5 Life Scientists

Vniversity-based Team

Population ecology and Population genetics, demography, computer analysis
and simulation, biomathematics, public health, community ecology

Population Biology Institute for College Professors

Field work on mammal and mosquito populations

Independent Ekvironmental Consultants

Dept. of Biology, Calif. State Univ., Los Angeles, California 90032

213-22U-35I81 22<f-32'58

James Henrickson, Ph.D.

Formed I 1971 Furtnership 3 Life Scientists

University-based Team

Preparation of biological inventories and impact statements, environmental
evaluations

SIR Ranoho San Diego, S. D. Co., California
SIS Keolwater-Kramer 200KV Transmission Line

3A

Industrial arrlronmental Consultants
U373 Kendale Road, Columbus, Ohio 43220
614-451-2326

Or. Thoaas Rockwell

Fomedi 1972 Partnership 1 Life Scientists

SiYlronaental surveys and consultation In all fields with emphasis on
health related activities

Insect Control * Research, Inc.

1111 N. Rolling Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21228

301-747-4502

Dr. Eugene J. CerberR

Formed « 1946 Corporation 9 Life Scientists

Tropical agricultural and medical entomology t biological aad Integrated
control of Insects

Design and evaluation of pheromone traps for Gypsy Moth control
and/or survey

Evaluation of Toxorhynchltes brevlpalpls as a predator of tree-
hole mosquitoes

Institute for Sivlronmental Studies

University of Wisconsin, 1225 «. Dayton St., Madison, Wisconsin 53706

608-262-2860/S9S7

Held A. Bryson, Director

Formed I 1970 Unlverslty-based Team 20 Life Scientists

Interdisciplinary studies of the man-environment system. Instruction

Land Use Policy Study

Ecosystem Modeling-Lake Wlngra-IBP

Climatic Change and Biota

35

Institute for Multldlsclpllnary PrograJB

California State Polytechnic University, Poaona, 3801 W. Teaple Avenue,

Ponona, California 91768

71/*. 589-^536

Lenard R. Troncale, Ph.D.

Forwedi 1972 Unlverslty-based Tea» 2 Life Scientists

Faculty Fellows, Associate Fellows and I5O student Interns are designing
a fully recycling family aodule

Deeljm of 3-yr. Bachelor of Scienee degree for training ■ultldisciplinary
specialists

Institute for Study and Conservation of Ehdangered Species (ISCES)

P. 0. Box 731 t Athens, Georgia 306OI

SO3-679-676I

Randall L. Eaton, President

For«edi 1971 Non-profit Organieation 25 Life Scientists

To study in the field and captivity, endangered speoies, and sstablish
priorities for preservation

Institute of Ecology

The Rock House, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia 306OI

'5'*2-2968

Frank B. Golley

Formed I 196^1 Non-profit Organisation 50 Life Scientists

Voluntary Association
Unlverslty-based Teas

Ecology In all its aspects. Marine, freshwater, terrestrial tropical

Nuclear Power Plant Ehvlromiental Inpaot

Transportation Impact Study

36

InstltutB of Ei»nronBent«l Biology

University of Rhodo Island, Kingston, Rhode Island 02881

UOl-792-2161

William L. HalTorson, Director

Tornedi 196? Unlrerslty-baaed Team 70 Life Scientists

General ecological studies and envlronnental physiology

Effect of Acute Hypoxia or Chronic Social Isolation on Brain Sensltlrlty
Sound perception by two species of aarlne fish and the Anerlcan lobster
Mechanlsns by which pargyllne protects against OHP toxicity

Institute of Evolutionary and Eiivlronnental Biology

University of California, 300 Veteran Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. 90024

213-82^-7100

Or. Halooln S. Gordon

Foraedi 1969 Unlverslty-basAd Research Institute 55 Life Scientists

Basic and applied research In evolutionary and envlronaental biology,
greatest strengths In physiology and marine science

Physiological studies of aaphlbious f lAbes , . ,
Ecological study of Mallbu Creek, Nallbu, dallfornla

£; rn:

Institute of Natural Resources -

Georgia College, Mllledgevllle, Georgia
912-4 •52- 55'»1

Dr. T. Lloyd Chestnut

Formed I I969 Unlverslty-based Team 9 Life Scientists

Aquatic Biology— Use and Disuse of Natural Resources

Study of five lakes --oomparlag fertlsatlon program with pellet feed

37

Intarax Corporation

66 Woerd Avsnue, Waltham, Hassachusetts

6I7-899-9W5

Or. Josaph Rosanbsrg

Por««di 1971 Corporation 6 Life Scientists

S^vlronaental studies regarding nuclear sites and water and waste water
quality

Elivlronmental Radiation Surveillance Prograa for Big Rock k Palisades
Power Plants

Ebivlronaental Radiation Surrelllanoe Progran for Pilgrla Nuclear
P*wer Plaat

Emvironnental Radiation Surveillanoe Progran for Peach Bo Hon Nuclear
Power Plant

JBP Scientific Corporation

2 Ray Avenue, Burlington, Massachusetts OI8O3

617-273-0270

Ralph A. Blanchi

Ponedi 1969 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Research and developaent related to oil pollution control equipaent,
laboratory and field studies on water pollution (heavy aetal, phosphorous,
aeratlDii)

Develop an Oil Skiaaer for cleaning up oil spills

Investigation of nereiiry eonplexing agents for sediaents

Cenduot a aulti-elenent evaluation of oil pollution equipaent

M. B. Johnson Associates, Inc.

115 bat Victoria Street, Santa Barbara, California 93101

962-7'*19

M. Bruce Johnson

Formed I 1972 Corporation 3 Life Soiantists

Ehvironaental lapact Reports

38

Kan&n Scienoas Corp.
Colorado Sprir^m, Colorado
598- ^880

Itt, Al. BrldftM

Pozvadi 1957 Corporation 15 Life Scientists

Atvironitental and pollution prograas with aaphasis on air pollution

Land Planning; for Air Quality

BhvironBiental lapaet for Highways

Environasntal lapaot of Power Plant

Kelly Pittelko Prlts * Porssen, Consulting Ekigineers
720 Lloyd Building, Seattle, Washington 98101
206-622-5822

Harvey P. Pittelko

Foraedi I960 Corporation

4 Study, planning, design and supervision of projects la United States,
Canada (Alaska)

Kraner, Chin A Mayo

1917 First Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98101

206-682-2939

Ark Chin

PortRedi 1972 Corporatism 1 Life Scientists

Planning studies for and design of fish propagation and aquaoulture
facilities and their aanagaaent

39

L G. L, Ltd.-EnvlronBental Research AssoolatioB
Suite 305, 21^* Merton Street, Toronto 7, Ontario
*H6-489-56'*l

Dr. W. W. H. Gunn

Formed I 1970 Corporation 25 tlf« Scientists

Partnership

Consultants * Research Investigators of Q»vlron«ental Probleas for
Rovemwent and Industry - specializing but not restricted to wildlife

Study of Trans -Canadian Pipeline

Bird Hasards to various International Airports

Ornithological Survey of the Mackensia Delta Region of Western Arctic

Lianetios, Inc.

6132 w. Fond du Lao Avenue, Mllvaukee, Wisconsin 53218

Wl.-46li.9500

'»?< UJ

R. V. HaTBSworth

Formed « I968 Corporation 16 Lif e Sftletatlsts

Aquatic Biology - field Research

Llimological survey of a cooling lake

Environmental quality of a national park

Investigations on a blolo«tical filter

Lockheed Missiles 4 Space Co., Inc., Biotechnology Organization
P. 0. Box 504, Sunnyvale, California 94088
408-742-3518 or 408-743-1180

James M. Smith ., , '.-. • '.i.i >,."

Formed I 1964 Corporation 13 Llfs Scientists

Area Health Care Delivery Systems— Wastewater Treatment Systems— Atm.
Trace Contaminant Control— Smog Chamber Research— Human Sigineering k
Simulation

"Factors Affecting Reactions in Environmental Chambers"

40

lAindy ELeetronies k SyBteas, Inc., E)avlxoBa«ntal Soi«iM«s

Robert Una, Glen Head, New York 115'»5

516-671-9000

Janes 0. White

Ponied t 1965 Corporation 3 Life Selentlste

Vastewater treataent for aaall syateaai Ceaaunitlee, Indtiatries, Marine,
Raeortj Trailer F&rk, fiarina

Mas-ine Scleaees Reeeareh Center

South Caapos, State University of New York, Stony Brook, N. Y. II790

5l6-al»6-7710

I^eeior, Marine Selenees Reeeareh Center

Porseds 1968 University-based Teas 7 Life Scientists

Sponsored re^eureh oi ^eieniifio questions resulting froa aan's iapaet
on the sarins snviroaaant

Disposal 3f fine-grained wastes
ESffeots of theraal effluent

Survey of water quality and sediaents, 6 north-shore bays of Long
Island

Marine Aaiaal Research Associates

53«>9 yo^^H^ry Street, Ventura, California 93003

Robert P. Oisr^

Poraedi 1971 ^rtaership 5 Life Scientists

Marine aaaa!:^ anatoay, pax«sitology, pathology and biology
Variens studiss on eetaeeans and pinnipeds

41

Materials Coasultants k Laboratorioe, Inc.

k^l Wllliaa P«ui Highway, Hontoevllle, Pmm. 1511»6

412-372-7822

Siward J. Faalska

Pomadi 1972 Corporation

Materials probleBs oonsultlng and neasureBents using scanning electron
■Icrosoopy and x-ray diffraction

Analysis of a potasslus air borne oontaslnatlon probles In a NP'D
pnroduct

Analysis of air borne saaplee for SIO2

Analysis of air borne saaples for total dust, lead oxide. Iron
oxide, etc.

Decker G. McAllister, Jr., Consnltlng E^lnesrs

122 W. Plfth Street, Suite 4o6, Long Beach, Calif. 90802

213-436-I7O8

Decker C. McAllister, Jr., P.E.

7omedi I969 Sole Propietorshlp

Consulting Chealoal Engineer experienced In Industrial pollution problc
(pnrlaarlly ohealcal Industry)

Jaaes McEvoy, III A Associates

645 Oak Arenue, DaTls, California 95616

James McBroy, III, Ph.D.

Poraedi I969 Professional Consultant 2 Life Scientists

Social, legal and ecological consultation and research on aBTlrouiental
wastes generally

SkvlroBKental Quality A Water DeyelopRent

The Social Inpacts of land fill siting In Yelo County

Surrey Research in water Resources Planning

42

MoGlll Fish Ecology Group

D»pt. of Biology, HoClll University, P. 0. fiox 6O7O, Montr«al 101, P.Q. Canada

51'*- 392-^5^

Or. Wllliaa C. Leggett

Formed I I969 University-based Teas 7 Life Scientists

Fish Migrations, Reprod\iotlye Ssology, Bioenergetles, Bffeets of Thernal
Pollution en Moveaents and Population Oynaities

Population Dynaaios of Aaerioan Shad, Effects of Theraal Discharge

H^ivlis:rnuiental Factors Controlling Homing in Alosa sapidissima
(ARerican shad)

Bioenergeties of the Freshwater Migration of Aaerican shad

W. V. McGuimsas, Consultant

130 Woodhaven Drive, Avon, Connecticut O6OOI

203-673-0336

W, V, MoGuinness

Formed I 1973 Consultant, Sole Proprietor

Analysis of the social, economic, environmental and institutional aspects
of planning and managing natural resources

Memphremagog Water Research Group

Dept. of Biology, McGill Univ., P. 0. Box 6070, Montreal 101, P.Q.

5l'*-392-'*655

Dr. W. C. Leggett

Formed! 1971 University-based Team 8 Life Scientists

Effects of Nutrient Additions on Biology of lAke Boosystems - a
Multidisoiplimary Modelling Approach

Mmary productivity along a nutrient gradient

Invertebrate Species diversity along a nutrient gradient

Fish Species diversity and abundance along a nutrient gradient

43

Menyhert Associates

9611 Norfolk Str., Hiuiassas, VlrglnU 22110

703-36l-38«*8

Wllllan R. Msnyhert, 3c. D., F.A.I.C.

Fomsdi 1967 Consulting 2 Life Scientists

InvestinitiTe preparation! Hearings! Consultation! Coating preparation
(■anufaoture, R*D and application research) — Can bring top specialists
in their own area together anytime

Consultation on Methodologies

Specialized Coatings (Ehrironaental n&lnt) Water base Epoxies-Acrilates

Metcalf * Bddy, Inc.

Statler Office BuiWing, Boston, Massachusetts 02116

617-^23-5600

Franklin Y, K. Sunn, President

Formed I 1907 Corrmration

Water resources developnent, water pollution control, and other aspects
of environaeatal engineering and planning

Conprehensive Study of Wastewater Management and Water Supply Quality
Control for the Oocoquan Watershed in Virginia

Evaluation of Bivironmental Effects of Alternative Highway Alignments
in Salisbury, Massachusetts

Study of Effects of Industrial Waste Discharges at various locations
in Cork Harbor, Ireland

44

Midwest Research Institute

1*25 Volker Blvd., Kansas City, Missouri 6'HIO

816- 561-0202

Dr. Charles Kl«ball, President

Formed! I9M* Non-profit Organisation 50 Life Scientists

Performs researoh and studies In Biological, Eiigineerlng, Physical, and
Economic sciences 1 specializes In environmental problems, health and
safety. Industrial technology, recreation, and regional development

E>ivlronmental Impact Study of Harry S. Truman Qam and Reservoir

The Use of Pesticides for Rangeland Sagebrush Control

An Ehvlrmmmental Impact Study of a Proposed Gasification Plant

Private Consultant (Natural Resources)
Box 31, Rodeo, New Mexico 88O56

William H. Molr

Formed I 1971 Voluntary Association 1 Life Scientists

Free Lance Consultantshlp

Plant ecology, land use planning, legislation, soils

Preserving Arlsona's Natural Heritage

Sevilletai A soclo-ecological survey

Federal Natural Areas-Waahlngton & Oregon

Laboratory of Naumtain Bbology For Man

Dept. of Bivlronmental, Population and Organismal Biology, University of

Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 8O302

303-4lf3-2211 ext. 7076

John W. Marr

Formed! 1972 University-based Team 12 Life Scientists

Mountain Boology

Beoloffy of Western Colorado

Bsology of Vail Pass Area

Ecology of Avon-Beaver Valley

45.

The National Center for Resovcrce Recovery, Inc.

1211 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Suite 800, Washington, D. C. 2OO36

202-223-61 S^^

Dr. Richard L. Lesher

Fomedi 1970 Non-profit Organization

Researoh, analysis, d«aonstratlon and public awareness in area of
■unioipal solid wastes recovery amd reuse

National Sanitation Foundation

y*75 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan IfSlOS

313-769-8OIO

Robert M. Brown

Formed I igW* Non-profit Organisation

Ehviromental qtiality systeas engineering, analytical services standards
developaent, equipment testing and certification, water research, public
information

!^v. Quality Demo Project

Water Quality Index

Food Sanitation

New Ekigland Research Associates, Inc.

133 The Great Road, Bedford, Massachusetts 01730

617-275-2160

Carl Orio

Formed I 1970 Corporation 3 Life Scientists

Automatic water quality and air quality testing. Impact studies

Automatic Water Analyser

Clear Waters Program

Instrumentation Program

46

New Ehffland Rees&roh, Inc.

100 Grore 3tr««t, Worcester, Massac huaetts OI605

6l7-752-03«»6

GeorRe CanooRls

Pomedi 1968 Corporation 6 Life Scientists

Ehvlronaental lapact Studies of Aquatic and Terrestrial systeasi Water
Quality Analysis! DniRS and Pesticides Researeh

Water Quality Study of Reservoirs 4 Riverine Systeas

Envlrenwental Impact Study, Preliminary Riase, Proposed Highway Rt. 52

Comparative Neuropharmacology of the Insecticide Pyrethrum

New York Ooean Science Laboratory, Affiliated Colleges A Unlvs., Inc.

Drawer EE. Montauk, New York ligs^

516-668-5370

Dr. John C. Baiardl, President * Director

Formed I I969 Non-profit Organieation V* Life Scientists

All phases of ocean sciences except ocean engineeriog, ship-building
and submersiblee

Non-Metallic Materials

220 "n-evamo Road, Livemore, California 9'»550

iH^_l»47.8172

Prank Rosten/Roy G. Neville

Formed! I969 Other Business 2 Life Scientists

Consulting, Innovating, and developing processes and products directly
concerned with environmental and related controls

47

Nort»c, Inc.

1«100 S. W. lat, Portland, Oregon

503-22'*-6300

John R. G&lat

Fomedi I968 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Pollution abateaent ic deelgnj envlronaental lapaet stateasnts

Bonnerille Ehrlronaental Impact Study

Mason Coapany Solid Waste Management Plan

Sanitary Waste Study for Deschutes National Forest

Nucor Corporation

2 Rlohifood Place, Denvllle, New Jersey 076y^

201-627-4200

Mr. Glmo Dlannl

Corporation

Developnent of air and water aonltsrlag aethods and Instruaents for
envlronaental pollutants

Develop phosphorus In water aonltor

Develop sulfur In air aonltor

Develop oil In water aonltor

Ooeanlo Institute
Walaanalo, Hawaii 96795
259-7951

Dr. Colin E. Naah, Director

Pornsdi 196<» Non-profit Organlutlon 4 Life Scientists

Envlronaental studies & probleas related to the coastal areas * the sea

EIS Honokahau Harbor, Hawaii

EIS Ala Wid. Harbor, Oahu

Coastal Zone Study - specific site evaltiatlon

48

R.M. Fuvons laboratory for Water Rseources 4 Hydrodynaaics , M.I.T,

1*> Vaasar Street, Caabridge, Nassaohusetta 02139

617-253-2726

Profeaaor Donald R. F. Harleaan

Fomedi 1950 Unlverslty-based Teas

Sxperiaental research, aatheiutleal aodel development and application,
water resouroee, water quality control, coastal engineering

Pest Namageaent Consultants

3036 Prairie Road, Lincoln, Nebraska 68506

402-489-4883

Barle S. Raun

Formed I 1972 Voluntary Association 8 Life Scientists

Advising agriculturists on techniques for pest control to ainiaize
pesticide

Phoenix, Inc. (Robt. W. Shaw Assoc.)
Colebrook, New Hanpshire

David K. Patrick

Formed! 1970 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Land use planning and development! enphasislng wildlife and human habitat
development

Colebrook Planning Studies

Colebrook Planning Board

49

FMS Instnnent Company

•;9'*5 N. W. Rosewood telve, Corvallla, Oregon 97330

74s- 569s

Brian D. Cleary

Formed I I968 Corporation 2 Life Scientists

Vater relations In plants 1 reforestation ptrobleasi sclentlflo Instruaentatlon,
particularly for field aeasurnent of the environment

Frodnoed approximately 45 Instruments

Pollution Control Laboratories, Inc.

'*3'*0 S. Woloott Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 6O6O9

312-81*7-1661

Wllllan Colbum

Formed! I963 Corporation

Industrial wsistei surveys, engineering analysis, feasibility studies
on treatment methods, laboratory analyses

Polytechnic, Inc.

2600 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois

312-326-6Ui*0

Marvin A. Salzensteln, President

Formed! I96I Corporation

Air pollution analysis! noise studies

Rochester (N.Y.) Zoning Ordinance

50

John L, Price * Associates

7921 So. Plainter Avenue, Whlttler, California 90602

213-696-8256

John L. Price, Ph.D.

Formed I 1969 Sole Ownership 3 I-ife Scientists

Ehvlron«ental inventories, analyses, planning assistance and Impact
evaluations In natural and urban areas

Shvlronaental Analysis of the Santa Ana River Plan

Ehvlronaental Analysis of the Lake Isabella Plan

Ehvlronaental Impact Statement for Canada Foothills Planned Community

PWS (EiuclneerlnR) Service

P. 0. Box 209, Zlon, Illinois 6I265

309-797-6312

Jon Peaoy

Formed I I966 Corporation

Design, test, and build air pollution control devices

Speech - Source Sampling

Humidity

Raytheon Oceanographic * Bivlronmer.tal Services
P. 0. Box 360, Portsmouth, Rhode Island 02871
'♦01-8'f7-8000

Don Fink

Formed « I968 Corporation 30 Life Scientists

Aquatic and Marine Surveys and Impact Studies

Boological Assessm<>nt of Power Facility

Beologlcal Assessment of Power Facility

Ecological Assessment of Offshore Mining

51

Redwood Research Institute

P. 0. Box 59, Areata, California 95521

707-822-l6«*9

Dr. Rudolf BecklnRi Executive Secretary

For«edi 1966 Non-profit Corporation 3 Life Scientists

Hiivlronnental Impact statements, research In the Redwood Region, sponsor
of (cnintB for Individual research

Booloc^ of the Redwood Region

Ressaroh In Children's Theater

Regional SysteiM Program

325 Aylesworth Hall, Colorado State Univ., Port Collins, Colorado 80521

303-491- S833

Donald A. Jameson

Formed I 1972 Unlverslty-based Team 3 Life Scientists

Training, models and analyses concerning resource systems which
simultaneously Involve ecological, economic, uid social components

Research Associated Services

c/o Bemdt Kolker, Raymond College Univ. , of the Faolfic, Stockton, Ca. 9520'f

209-9*^6-2101

Bemdt L. Kolker

Formed I 1972 Corporation 2 Life Scientists

Nultl-disclpllnary (blo/chemlcal, teohno-economlc) assessments and
evaluations of ecosystems

52

Resource Boolofcy Associates

P. 0. Box 308, Red Bluff, California 96O8O

916-527-3588

Wavne E. Lon^

Ponodi 1970 Corporation 1 Life Scientists

Natural resonrees analysis, evaluation and ■aaageaent with •aphasls on
private lands and rereation aanageaent

Wildlife, recreation * environaental aanageaent

Preserve nanagenent and developaent

Consulting aanager

J. L. Rogers Engineering Company, Inc.

l(y»6 N. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville, S. C.

233-6560

J. L. Ro«;ers, P.E.

Foraedi I969 Corporation

laboratory testing and analysis, treatability, etc., research

R V R Consultants

P. 0. Box 553 t Shaimee-Nission, Kansas 66201

913-722- 579s

Dr. R. von Ruaker

Formed I 1971 Partnership 1 Life Scientists

Crop protection, pest aanageaent, hazardous oheaioals in the environaent,
research aanageaent

Pesticide Manual

Use of Pesticides in Homes k Gardens

Pollution Potential in Pesticide Maoufaoturing

53

Soil 4 Plant Laboratory, Inc.

P. 0. Box ll?**^, Santa Ana, California 92711

5S8-8333

0. A. Matkln

Fomadi 1957 Corporation 7 Life Scientists

Soil, water, plant analysea, plant disease identification, plant production
proffrans prlaarlly In horticulture, research on fvortiliser ■aterlals and
grovflnK media

Straw Disposal, Evaluation of Stable Waste Derived froa Shavings
Nitrogen ReaotlnK Capacity of Raw and Composted Rice Hulls
By-Product Ferrous Oxide as a Source of Plant Nutrient Iron

Southern California Coastal Water Research Project Authority
1500 E, Imperial Hwy. , El Segtindo, California 9024^5
213-322-3080

George E. Hlanka, Project Manager

Pomedi 1969 Local Covernaent Joint Power 6 Life Scientists

Marine ecology research

Nutrient & phytoplankton in the nearshore environment

Tloatablee in the nearshore environment

Trace metals and chlorinated hydrocarbons in wastewater, surface
runoff, nearshore ocean waters and sediment

Speotrlx Corporation

1101 S. Post Oak Road, Suite L9, Houston, Texas 77027

713-622-31W*

Dr. Harris A. Lichtensteln

Formed I I969 Corporation 2 Life Scientists

Instrumentation (gas chromatography and gas chromatography-mass
spectrometry et«.) in environmental and Biomedical Research (and
Development)

54

Spotts, Stevens and McCoy, Inc.

JU', N. Wyo«l88lng Blyd., P. 0. Box 70, Wyomlssln^, Pa. I96IO

2I5-376-658I

Levis J. MeCoy, P.E. , President

Foraedi I968 Corporation

Consulting environmental engineers aotive in all phases of air and water
pollution control and industrial hygiene

A. J. Steffen, Consulting Gnvironaental E^'g.
2863 Ashland Street, W. Lafayette, Indiana 'f7906
317-463-3353

A. J. Steffen

Formed « 1970 Individual Ownership

I]

Developing * conducting training programs

Special consulting expertise 1 meat, poultry, dog food and other

similar industrial wastes

Consulting with numerous industrial establishments and with
consulting firms

Donald C. Stouse k Assoc., P.C., Consulting Qigineers

Route 1, IXibuque, Iowa 52001

319-5S2-1616

Donald C. Stouse, P.E. , Owner

Formed t I966 Corporation

Water supply, sewage and industrial waste treatment

55

Tavlor Biological

1307 Paas-a-Grille Way, St. PeterabuTR Baaoh, Florida 33706
360-8'f02

John L. Taylor

Formedi 1972 Other Business 1 Life Scientists

Bent hi c Surveys -Quantitative

Some effects of oyster shell dredging In Mobile Bay, Xlab«fta
CoBnerelal and Sport Fisheries of the Baatem Gulf of Mexico
Sowe affects of oyster shell dredging in Taapa Bay, Tlnrida

Techni-Chea, Inc.

205 E. State Street, P. 0. Box '*28, Cherry Valley, 111. 6IOI6

81^-332-5352

A. Curtis Reentsi Harold W. Keller

Ponied I 1972 Corporation

T-C provides the newest technology in the processing of water,
wastewater, and solutions of organic and inorganic chealeals

Terra Planning Associates

Box 183, Greenfield, Massachusetts OI3OI

W3-773-8108

James Pease

Formed! 1970 Partnership 2 Life Scientist*

Scologioal A environmental analysis. Resource Flaaaing Ehvlroiniental

Impact

Loohner, Inc.-Ehvlronaental Impact Study-Highway Study

56

Tetra Tech, Inc.

630 N. Rosaead Blvd., Pasadena, California 91107

213-i*49-6'l'00

Mr. N. Boratynskl

Formed I 1955 Corporation 10 Life Scientists

Marine systems, hydrodynamics, environmental systems, energy, physical
oceanography, marine pollution, solid wastes planning, research *
development

Port ft Harbor studies for Lon«; Beach

Mathematical model for prediction of dispersion of settling In
Bar«ed ocean disposal of wastes

Bivlronmental Impact Assessment In ONPR-4

Texas Instruments, Inc., Ecological Services

P. 0. Box 5621, Attn I MS 9'»9, Dallas, Texas 75222

21'*-238-3W*4

Ray Toole

Formed I I930 Corporation kj Life Scientists

Environmental planning, studies, reporting

Hudson River Ecological Survey

Site Feasibility Study

Oil Spill

Thome Bcological Institute

1U05 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado 80302

303-41*3-7325

Dr. W. David Zimmerman, Sxec. Vice-President
Formed I 195** Non-profit Organisation

57

Tlnunerlinn Woodland Services

R. R. #2, Ste. Agathe des Monts, P.Q, Canada

819-326-3559

William Stevart Pollock

Formed I i960 Other Buelness k Life Scientists

Forest Ecology, Silviculture

Study of asbestos IXist Pollution on Maple Sugarbushes

Study and planning for the revegetatlon of bare soils on 36O mile
Borthem railway

Forest Inventory and Management Plan Doneaster Indian Reserve

Tudor Engineering Company

IU9 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif. glflOS

^5-982-8338

Carl W. Otto, Vice President

Fomedi 19*50 Corporation

Planning and design of public works facilities including environmental
studies from preliminary assessment through final impaot statement
preparation

Butler Valley Dun Environmental Impact Statement

San Francisco Bulk Mall Center Environmental Studies

Bay land Salt Water Flood Control Study

Turner, Collie 4 Braden, Inc. - Consulting Elnglneers
3203 West Alabama, P. 0. Box I3O89, Houston, Texas 77019
713- '528-6361

R. M. Collie, Ptesldent

Formed I 19^ Corporation 3 Life Scientists

Environmental Science and Engineering. Laboratory and Design Services
in water, air, and solids waste control

58

W, F. Tumey and Associates, Inc.

312 MonteBuma Avenue, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

5OS-983-6957

W. F. Tumey, Preeldent

Corporation

Deslcm of municipal water and sewer systems

Department of Qivlronmental Sciences and Ehglneerlnfj
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2751**
919-966-1171

Daniel A. Okun

Formedt 1939 Unlverslty-based Team 8 Life Scientists

Research, laboratory and field Invest l^atlons, and education in all
aspects of environmental soienoes and engineering, with special emphasis
on water, air, radiation, occupational health, the institutional
environment, and environmental management

Prelmpoundment Studies of North Carillna Lakes

Environmental Surveillance and Thermal Effect Studies

Improving Wastewater Treatment Systems at the UNC Wastewater
Research Center

Dept. of Environmental Sciences

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Vireinla 22901

703-924-399')

H. G. Ck>odell, Chairman

Formed I 1970 Unlverslty-based Team 5 Life Scientists

Review Impact statements, prepare Impact statements, field and laboratory
studies and investigations

Salem Church Dam Impact

Weather mociflcatlon

Land use and Resource Management, Coastal Zone

59

URS Research Company

IS"; Bovet Road, San Mateo, California 9l*i*02

Charles H. Hanman, President

Formed! l?*;? Other Biislness 2 Life Scientists

Consultation on environmental aspects of planning and enylronmental Impact
statements

Environmental Impact of an Oil Spill. El Seiarundo Marine Terminal

Marine studies - Thermal Effects of Kahe Power Plant, Oahu, Hawaii

Bivlronmantal Impact Statement for the Hewlett-Packard Santa Rosa
Facility

Aquatic BioloKv Division, Virginia Institute for Scientific Research

6300 River Road, Richmond, Virginia 23229

282-9581

William S. Wooloott

Formed I 1971 Non-profit Organization 7 Life Scientists

Aquatic Biologv - to present freshwater studies

The James River Bremo Bluff Power Station

Survey of fishes and invertebrates for pesticide study in estuaries

Wapora, Inc.

6900 Wisconsin Avenue, Washington, D. C. 20015

301-6 52-9S20

Dr. J. I. Bregman

Formed I I969 Corporation 15 Life Solentiats

Aquatic Boology--3anitaa:y Engineering

Ohio River Ecological Studies

Dredging Effects

Water Quality Standards Maintenance

60

Water Shglneeriiuc Associates

ISIS u. Ulsoonsln Avenue, Nilvaukee, Wisconsin 53233

U14-2al*-7079

Dr. Rayvond J. Kipp

7omedi I965 University-based Teaa

Wastewater E^lneering - Industrial Wastes - T^eatBent Plant Evaluation

Peshtif(o Study of Paper Wastes 4 Municipal

Use of Peat in Home Treatment Method

Wateresource Consulting Ehgineers

100 Washington Street, Reno, Nevada 89503

702-322-9'»*3

George G. Shaw

Formed I 1971 Partnership

Water Resourees Engineering providiag solutions to water quality and
quantity problems

PeMibility of Desalting in Nevada

Fallen N.A.S. and City Combined Sewerage Feasibility

Lake Mead Fish Hatcherv Waste Treatment Plant

Water Resources Research Institute of the Univ. of North Carolina
IZk Riddlck Bldg., N. C. State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
919-75'5-2815

David H. Howells

Formed I I965 University-based Team 7 Life Scientists

Research dealing with water and related land resource problems

61

Wens el and Coapany

P. 0. Box 2091, '4035 Tenth Avenue S., Great Palla, Montana 59U01

Corporation

Design and construction Inspection of nater supply and distribution
systems, sewers and sewage treatment plants

Hill County Water System

Devon Water District

3afe<niard ABM Water System U. S. krmy

Western Environmental Research Associates
P. 0. Box '♦79'*, Pocatello, Idaho 832OI
2O8-236-265O, 236-3530

Kauri E. Holte, Chm. of Board of Directors

Formed I 1972 Corporation 5 Life Scientists

Provide expertise and consulting service for planning and/or evaluating
environmental effects of resource utilisation

Environmental survey -big and little wood rivers-Idaho (prior to
Incorporation)

Environmental survey-Teton * Henry's Fl (Snake) Rivers-Idaho (1972)

Roy F. Weston, Inc.

Lewis La., West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380

2IS-692-3030

Roy F. Weston, Chr. Board/Ch. Bcec. Off.

Formed I 1951 Corporation 1 Life Soientlsts

Comprehensive environmental consultation via application of engineering

and the basic sciences

Concept Evaluation Report/Taeonite Tailings Disposal, Reserve Mining
Company, Silver Bay, Minnesota

Power Plant Siting Project

GaaeousAlq^ld Effluents Treatment— Proposed P\iel Oil Desulphurisation
Plant

J, W. Whaley--A«rloultural Consultant
I'ik', E. Callmyma, California
209^*39-^170

Julian W. Whaley

For»©d« 1971 Other Business 1 Life Scientists

Pesticide lnj»iry to crops, diseases of crop plants

Herbicide Injury to cotton

Herbicide Injury to crops

Vllsey * Ham

103s E. Hillsdale Blvd., Foster City, California 9'»'*0'*

Ul<;-3i*9-21'.l

Lee E. Ham

FoTVedi 19'*2 Corporation

IHiltldlsclpllnary Planning, ai^lneerlng, Systeas Analysis, Shvironaental
Impact Studies, Architecture, Landscape Architecture

A3M Safeguard lapact Study

Technol«gleal Impacts on Estuary Resource Use

William J. Woodman, Ph.D.

Tropical A<rri-Se«u:ch (Phil.), P. 0. Box 9**^, Commercial Center, Makati

Ri»al, Philippines

50-90-21 to 26

William J. Woodman

Formed I I969 Sole Proprietorship 1 Life Scientists

Inseotlcide St herbicide field evaluation in tropical crops 1 food chain
utlllBationt artificial fish and shrimp culture

Effect of herbicides used in VietNaa

Evaluation coded compounds

Evaluation coded compounds

63

Zoeoon Corporation

975 California Avenua, Pialo Alto, California 9k30k

WS-85S-6301

Dr. Carl DJerassl

Corporation 23 Life Sclentlato

D«velop»«nt of Insect Growth Refoilators and pheromonea for Inaect control

Zolla&n Associates, Inc.

P. 0. Box 8657, Friendship Int'l Airport, Baltiaore, Harylaod 2l2'»0

3OI-796-O2O8

Kr. Charles C. Zallaan

Formed I I967 Corporation 3 Life Scientists

Consulting Qt^lneer fira with ^vironaental planning and design
ineorporated into plans and prograBs

Aold Nine Drainage/aquatic biota study

Bnvlromiental Impact Study and Report

Ehvironaental Study of Highway and Bridge over river/aarsh area

SECTION IV

BACKGROUM) AND METHODOLOGY

IV- 1

SECTION IV - BACKGROUND AND METHODOLOGY

Chronology of the Proiect

The procedures used to create this directory were designed by a
cnmmiLtee of volunteer scientists appointed by Arthur D. Hasler, Director
o[ TIE In September 1972. The committee first met with representatives of
the Corps of Engineers on 22 September 1972 in oder to verify OCE's
requirements for the directory.

Project Guidelines

A number of guidelities and ground rules were agreed upon during this
meeting:

1) OCE's primary need was to identify environmental life scientists,
broadly defined, who had competence in ecosystem analysis. The directory
was not to include other scientists or engineers.

2) A primary user of the directory, as far as OCE was concerned,
would be Corps of Engineers personnel located in different parts of the
Nation.

3) OCE was primarily interested in ecologists with experience in
water resource development.

''i ) OCE would encourage a comprehensive approach to the directory's
design to allow its use by other organizations with related, but different
interests .

After reviewing about 20 related directories and data bases, the
committee concluded that a useful directory would have to be based on new
survey information. Existing directories were either too specialized,
out-of-date, or did not focus sufficiently upon water resource topics.
The committee decided to prepare a survey questionnaire that would meet
OCE's needs and the needs of related user groups.

During the next six weeks, the committee prepared five successive
drafts of a survey questionnaire in consultation with OCE. At the same
time, 40 professional socieites In the life sciences were requested to
participate in the project by making their membership lists available for
the survey.

Survey Distribution and Response

Following the completion of the questionnaire, (Figure 1), approximately
40,000 copies were mailed directly to scientists, using membership lists
provided by 40 professional societies. The names of the cooperating

The Institute of Ecology

Arthur O. HMl«r. dtnclot • 606 North Pirk StfMl • Untwanltv of VVixorwin • tAtdmon. Wtaoontin &3706
Soiu 3200. 966 L'Entani Plaia, Wahtngton. O. C. 30024

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Advitory Commtmt
on Seitntitic Rmourcm
Ronald G, Aldtrttf, Untvanliy ol Chictgo
Albert W, Johnton, C«l>rornla Sun Univ.
Rob*n P. Mctntoth. NotTt Onrm Univaniiv
AJan E. Stiwn, Unm. of Nonh Ca'Olina
F.M Wa«n»(. Uuh Stais Untvtnitv
John A. Wtttni, Or*9on Sute UnivanJTV

TIE KMJNOERS

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Oragon Stall Uxiri.ir

San O-ago Sub Coiiaga

TsIMkmm 1608) 202-3304
(202) 484-1192

2 December 1972

Dear Colleague:

This survey is desiflned prirnarily to help link life jcicntiits, in universities, to groups in need of attvice in

the field of ecology and associated fields ol environmental science. It is undenaken by The Institute of

Ecology (TIE) in cooperation with its Founding Institutions and the forty scientific societies who have

made their membership lists available for this purpose.

Data developed in the survey (in the respondent's words) will be made available to organizatpons who
request help in making contact with scientists, Respondents may specify those (types of) organizations
with which they wnsh to work. In most cases, the requesting organization will make contact with the
respondent directly. Hence we have included such questions as will give such organizations the
information they need to identify individuals w*io may be of help lo them.

The survey seeks, particularly, to identify resource persons wtiose interests are germane to
considerations of populations or communities of organisnis, their interactions with their environments,
the resultant attributes of ecosystems and the relation of these to broad-based problems of
environmental management. Engineers, hydrologists and other physical scientists who complete the
questionnaire will be included, although the survey is primarily addressed to life scientists.
The TIE survey costs are underwritten through a contract with the Corps of Engineers who will publish a
Directory of Environmental Life Scientists based on the survey data. The Directory is expected to be
available through the National Technical Information Service (NTIS) of the Department of Commerce,
early in 1973.

Thank you forvpur a

ir ol B"l'■^ Ce>w''«M
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Unnwiiiv al Id^o

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UnMrblv oT Totoaid

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Albert W.JofS

Chairman, Acfvisory Committee on Scientific fiesources

P.S.: If you have already received a questionnaire, please give this one to an interested colleague.

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to. DOES YOUR EMPLOYBR HAVE A POLICY WHICH LIMITS YOUR CONSULTING TIME? i[ ] YES z\

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NO ][ ) NOT APPLICABLE

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12. HOW MANY DAYS WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO WORK IN IS?]?

DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR?
DURING THE SUMMER?

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17. PLEASE ATTACH A VITAE FOR TIE's FILES. THIS INFORMATION WILL ONLY BE FURNISHED TO GROUPS INDICATED IN QUESTION IS.

MAIL QUESTIONNAIRE TO: TIE, Suite 3200, 995 L'Enfant Plaza, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20024

societies are shown in question seven on the first page of the questionnaire.
Because of the large membership overlap among these societies, it is
estimated that approximately 30,000 individuals received questionnaires
through this mailing. In addition, each of TIE's 75 founding institutions
received 100 questionnaires for distribution. Another 2,500 questionnaires
were distributed to individuals or organizations who requested them from
'I'TE on the basis of announcements which appeared in several technical and
profess iona I jmirna 1 s .

Tlio disLrihuLion of questionnaires was begun on 3 December 1972 and
was completed by 22 December 1972.

Over 6,100 responses were received in the first month, 8,500 by the
second month and a total of 9,200 by the third month. For purposes of
directory development and publication, the 9th of February was chosen as
the cut-off date, for acceptance of directory inputs. Responses received
after that date will be input into subsequent directories.

Computer Processing

Beginning I February 1973, the survey questionnaires were transferred
Co EDP tape by EISO in a machine-readable format. That is, no numerical
or other codes were used to translate the questionnaire's information; the
respondent's exact words were used in preparing the EDP files.

Publication Plans

Rciause o( the large volume of responses to the survey, four decisions
were madf jointly by OCE auJ I'EE at the third committee meeting on
10 January 1973 :

1) Selection of Date for Publication: Only half of the survey data
would be included in the publication, as shown in Figure 2.

2) Cross-Reference Tables: The publication was to be organized to
include a basic statement about each respondent, to be contained in about
1/3 to 1/4 of a page, and a series of cross-reference or index tables to
provide ready access to the basic statement.

The basic statement, which is now designated as Table 1 of the directory,

was to contain 16 items of data about each respondent, organized in a uniform

format. This information is designed to give an overall picture of the
respondent, and to facilitate selection of a consultant.

3) Consultants to OCE: The committee decided to include in the
directory only those individuals who had indicated an interest in working
with the Corps of Engineers. To implement this decision, the committee
used an internal criterion: the respondent's expressed interest in working
with the Corps of Engineers as evidenced through his/her answers to Question
15.

Figure 2
PUBLICATION SCHEDULE BY SURVEY QUESTION NUMBER

Question
Number Title/Subject Director Table(s): Notes

1 Name of Respondent

3 Telephone Number

4 Year of Birth

5 Highest Degree/Year of Degree
5A Field of Major
5B University (for highest degree)

2 Department/Office

6 Institution /Organization
6A Street Address
6B City, State, Nation, Zip Code
6C Part of Consulting Group ?

7 Professional Society

Membership

8 Areas of Competence 1,5 Note A

9 Field of Greatest Competence 1,3 Note A

10 Biological Level

11 Interest in Ecosystem Analysis 2 Note C

12) Research/Consultation Title 1,3 (note 2)

13 ) Other data besides Title Not published

14 )

15 Experience as Employee 1
Experience as Consultant 1

Interest in Working With: 1 Note D

16 Expert Witness Experience Not published

17 Impact Statement Experience Not published
NEPA Experience Not published

18 EIS Type of Experience Not published

19 Interest in Impact Assessment Not published
Experience in Impact

Assessment 1, 4

19A Secondary Impacts Not published

20 Employer's Consulting Policy Not published

21 Pro Bono Consultations Not published

22 Availability in 1973 1

I Academic year = A
Summer = S

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ppears in

Director Table(s):

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Question Appears in

Number Title /Subject Director Table(s): Notes

23 Leadership Role Not published

24 Geographic Experience 1,5

25 Research Areas 1 Note E

26 Language Proficiency Not published

Resume Supplied ? Not published

NOTES:

(A) Respondent could choose as many fields as he or she desired. Table 1
reproduces these together with respondent's assessment by the following
code:

1 = highest general competence

2 = special ability

3 = general knowledge

If respondent listed sixteen or more fields, they were not listed in
Table 1.

In Table 5, fields are only indexed for which respondent ranked himself
with code "1", highest general competence.

(B) Exact phrasing from questionnaire is shown in Table 1; key word
permutation of phrases is shown in Table 3.

(C) As in Note A (above), respondent could select any number of topics and
give a self-assessment using the same code. Table 2, only lists those
topics for which the respondent ranked himself with highest general
competence.

(D) The directory contains only individuals checking boxes 208 and 995,
indicating interest in working with the Corps of Engineers.

(E) Respondents were asked to note those geographic areas in which they
have the most research experience. Such regions show the code letter
"M" in Table 1.

If the individual, in responding to Question 15, placed a check mark
in boxes 208 or 995, indicating an interest in working with the Corps of
Engineers or all Federal government agencies, he/she would be included in
the publication. If the individual expressed an interest in working with
other groups, and not the Corps of Engineers, or if there was no' expression
of interest at all, he/she would not be included in the publication.

4) Publication of Nine Regional Volumes: Refined estimates of overall
directory size showed that the number of pages required to publish the
4,000 directory entries would be too many for inclusion in a single volume.
It was decided, therefore, to proceed with the publication of nine regional
volumes, roughly congruent with the division offices of the Corps of Engineers
In order to increase the usefulness of the regional directories, considerable
overlap was provided between regions so that an individual would be listed
In more than one regional volume. This overlapping regional design makes
it easy for all directory users to have the geographically nearest resource
persons available in one volume.

Availability of Supplementary Data

The survey material published in this directory represents only about
50 percent of that contained in TIE's data files (see Figure 2). At the
present time the total data in the questionnaires is available in two forms:

1) In the original survey forms at TIE's Washington, D. C. office;

2) On computer tapes at the EISO offices at Oak Ridge National
laboratory.

There are three procedures for obtaining further information about the
survey's respondents in addition to use of the directory:

1) Original survey forms may be reviewed through scanning or manual
searches .

2) Resumes for about half of the respondents are available, which
provide extensive additional information about publications, educational
and work experience.

3) Total contents of the EDP data files at EISO's offices in Oak
Ridge may be queried by a series of sophisticated search programs, in which
the user may specify from one to dozens of search variables, individually
or in combination. Applications for access to the computer file should be
submitted to TIE, which--by terms of its agreement with EISO--will organize
groups of searches to relieve EISO of day-to-day responsibility for handling
inquiries .

Availability of Respondents

A little over one-half of all survey respondents indicated their
specific availability for consultative work by estimating the number of
days per month they would be able to work in 1973. A Large number of
respondents indicated that this question had to be resolved at the specific
time that help was requested and would depend upon the type of consultation
required. The statements of availability - as the last entry in Table 1 -
are therefore regarded as an index of the respondent's availability and not
as a commitment of time.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The TIE Advisory Committee was greatly assisted in its work by the
cooperation of personnel from the Office of the Chief of Engineers, in
particular :

David A, Aggerholm
Dr. C. Grant Ash
John B. Bushman
Dale A. Crane

Evalyn W. Dexter
William J. Donovan
Lyle C. McLaren
Colonel Robert R. Werner

In addition, the committee received assistance in the questionnaire
design from Lee Talbot and Gerard Bertrand, CEQ; Fred G. Evenden, The
Wildlife Society; James R. Fowler, AID, Department of State; and John
Buckley, EPA.

'I'hc initial design oL the directory was prepared by Keith Caldwell,
Indiana University and Stanley Aucrbach of Oak Ridge National Laboratory,
who have provided continued lielp lo the committee.

Particular acknowledgement must be given to the support of the EISO
office, at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Without their untiring efforts,
tlie very great task of converting the survey data to computer format could
not have been completed in the very short period of 90 days. The entire
EISO organization made contributions during the data processing phases of
the project. The committee expresses it's appreciation to Jerry Ulrikson,
EISO Director and Harry Hamilton for overcoming all the obstacles which
develop in enterprises to this scope and to:

Zell Combs
Faye Fletcher
Betty Griffith
Marie Henley

Lois Irwin
M. R. Melhorn
Kathy She It on

Frank Hammerling handled supper la t ive ly the design and execution of
the computer programs which produced the directory and Susan M. Kelly
managed the entire data transfer and editing process.

The committee was supported in its work during the entire project by
Felix J. Rimberg and J. Christopher Noah who gave their careful attention
to every aspect of the work from the initial survey to final publication.

Finally, the committee expresses its thanks to the cooperating
scicMiliflc societies, who made the survey possible and to the 10,000
roHpondeiits who helped us to make their availability more widely known.

Albert W. Johnson, Chairman

I'lK Advisory Committee on Scientific Resources

California State University - San Diego

Ronald Alderfer
University of Chicago

Alan E. Stiven

University of North Carolina

Robert P. Mcintosh
Notre Dame University

F. H. Wagner

Utah State University

John A. Wiens

Oregon State University

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