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  • Threshold response of small streams to surface coal minig, bitumous coal fields, central Pennsylvania
  • Stream response to surface coal mining and reclamation was studied in 29 small watersheds located in the bituminous coal fields of Central Pennsylvania. Observed differences in channel morphology were related to differences in extent of mining
  • by means of scatter plots, correlation, cluster analysis and bivariate regression. For streams that have exceeded threshold levels, disequilibrium is demonstrated by a strong, positive correlation between local stream slope and basin area.
  • Stream water quality in a mountain recreation area
  • Surface waters in and near the Indian Peaks Wilderness area in Colorado, USA vary seasonally and locationally in chemical and biological constituents. The level of inorganic nutrients depends on stream flow. - (DWG)
  • A study of channel changes in a reach of the North Nashwaaksis stream, New Brunswick, Canada
  • Atmospheric contribution to stream water chemistry in the North Cascade Range, Washington
  • The geomorphic significance of log steps in forest streams
  • Carbonate till as a soft bed for Pleistocene ice streams on the Canadian Shield north of Lake Superior
  • Terrestrial gastropod succession in a late Holocene stream deposit in south Texas
  • Intransitivity, the spatial interaction model, and US migration streams
  • Mercury transport in stream sediments of the Colorado Plateau
  • Nitrate-nitrogen flux and utilization in a stream ecosystem during low summer flows
  • Calcareous till facies north of Lake Superior, Ontario : implications for Laurentide ice streaming
  • Suggestive essay that discusses human preferences in mountain landscapes : light-colored granite rock| timberline and alpine meadow vegetation| water (tarns, streams, waterfalls)| snowcaps| ice-sculpted features| interconnected ridges. The Alps
  • The age and number of important fossil-producing late Pleistocene terraces in the Tunica Hills have recently become quite controversial. One hypothesis holds that only a single loess-mantled Farmdalian terrace flanks the streams in this area
  • marble lowland gravel horizons and distribution of stream gradients and floodplains indicate that erosion in the Maryland piedmont has not been uniform over long periods. The upland surface of low relief in the present piedmont landscape appears
  • Deux glaciations au moins sont enregistrées dans la stratigraphie du till dans le sud du Maine. Un till inférieur, profond et altéré est mis en corrélation avec le Nash Stream Till du Wisconsinien inférieur, au New Hampshire et avec ses équivalents
  • by the development of ice-marginal streams and proglacial lakes that drained southward during initial retreat, but northward during late Vashon time. Relatively rapid retreat of the Juan de Fuca lobe may have contributed to partial stagnation of the northwestern part
  • and abundant plant macrofossils. Coleoptera were represented by 24 families. Several major beetle groups indicate a riffle-and-pool stream, surrounded by marsh, with open riparian habitats and nearby trees. Two zones were recognized. The Zone 1 fauna (ca