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Understanding 9/11An ecological characterization of Coastal Maine (north and east of Cape Elizabeth)
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v. 1. Organization of the characterization. The coastal Maine ecosystem. Human impacts on the ecosystem -- v. 2. The marine system. The estuarine system. The riverine system. The lacustrine system. The palustrine system. The forest system. Agricultural and developed lands -- v. 3. Fishes. Commercially important invertebrates. Marine mammals. Waterbirds. Waterfowl. Terrestrial birds. Terrestrial mammals. Reptiles and amphibians. Commercially important forest types. Endangered, threatened and rare plants --v. 4. Appendices -- v. 5. Data source appendix -- v. 6. Atlas
v. 1. Organization of the characterization. The coastal Maine ecosystem. Human impacts on the ecosystem -- v. 2. The marine system. The estuarine system. The riverine system. The lacustrine system. The palustrine system. The forest system. Agricultural and developed lands -- v. 3. Fishes. Commercially important invertebrates. Marine mammals. Waterbirds. Waterfowl. Terrestrial birds. Terrestrial mammals. Reptiles and amphibians. Commercially important forest types. Endangered, threatened and rare plants --v. 4. Appendices -- v. 5. Data source appendix -- v. 6. Atlas
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