Cape Fear
Short-Term Evolution of Cape Morphology: Cape Lookout and Cape Fear, North Carolina
... subaerial cape point into such partitions to determine volume change allows analysis of the sediment volume change across the cape ...for Cape Lookout = 0.378 m. The MHWC for Cape Fear ...
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Influence of instream physical habitat and water quality on the survival and occurrence of the endangered Cape Fear shiner.
... generally corresponded to those sites and rivers that exhibited decreased survival and growth of Cape Fear shiners during the 28-d in situ bioassay. For example, the metals cadmium and zinc, and the organic ...
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Groundwater-Surface Water Interaction and Nutrient Retention within the Floodplain of the Cape Fear River, North Carolina.
... of the LMWL (here, 2.90 ‰) indicating the increasing influence of evaporation. Calculated values of d-excess for all stable isotope samples are shown in table 8. At the PE transect, surface water samples had a median ...
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Evaluation of sandbar shiner as a surrogate for assessing health risks to the endangered Cape Fear shiner
... the Cape Fear shiner survives in only five known populations, all located relatively near to one an- ...the Cape Fear shiners from site 1 compared with those collected from sites 4 and ...The ...
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Influence of water quality and associated contaminants on survival and growth of the endangered Cape Fear shiner (Notropis mekistocholas)
... ulator with Reef Builder and/or Marine Buffer (Seachem Lab- oratories, Madison, GA, USA) to maintain the system pH at approximately 7.5. Young fish were primarily fed live Artemia nauplii, augmented with Ocean Star ...
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Mercury sources and cycling processes in the Cape Fear River estuary, North Carolina
... conducted on all eleven cruises (Figure 1.1). Station descriptions for both riverine and estuarine stations are found in Tables 3.1 and 3.2. Sampling occurred at eight stations from north to south in the estuary: HB, ...
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Spawning Activity and Migratory Characteristics of American Shad and Striped Bass in the Cape Fear River, NC
... encouraging similarities in results from egg sampling and telemetry. For American shad, the section of the river below LD-1 had the highest egg collections and a tie for the predicted proportion of the run (35%, tied ...
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A predictive risk model for electroshock-induced mortality of the endangered cape fear shiner
... To our knowledge, no previous studies have evaluated voltage gradient, electroshock dura- tion, and fish length for the purpose of predicting electroshock-induced mortality. Although we found that each of these factors ...
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Spatial and Temporal Changes in Land Use and Water Quality in Endangered Cape Fear Shiner Habitats
... Analysis of anthropogenic land use within the watershed draining to known Cape Fear shiner locations has shown an increase in development between the years 1974 and 2012 (Fig 3). Land classified as “low ...
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Effect of low-head lock-and-dam structures on migration and spawning of American shad and striped bass in the Cape Fear River, North Carolina
... the Cape Fear River indicate some upstream passage of American shad via the lock chambers, these studies also illustrate that there remains a substantial proportion of fish that do not access the upstream ...
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Occurrence of 1,4-dioxane in the Cape Fear River Watershed and Effectiveness of Point-Of-Use Treatment Options for 1,4-dioxane Control.
... Figure 1. Conceptual representation of a common 1,4-dioxane production method involving the dehydration and ring closure of ethylene glycol with a strong acid catalyst (sulfuric acid). From Mohr (2010) ...
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A Content Analysis of News Framing of Chemical Contamination of the Cape Fear River.
... problems, 72.7% framed the causes, 60.17% framed the effects, and 55.71% framed the potential solutions. Five principal problem frames (i.e., river contamination, Chemours’s involvement, scientific uncertainty about ...
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Occurrence of 1,4-Dioxane in the Cape Fear River Watershed and Effectiveness of Water Treatment Options for 1,4-Dioxane Control
... concentrations in the US occur in drinking water derived from the Cape Fear River (CFR) basin in NC. 1,4-Dioxane is classified as a likely human carcinogen, and an excess 10 -6 cancer risk is associated ...
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Cape Fear River Estuary Modeling System
... The Cape Fear River Estuary (CFRE) region is one of the coastal regions facing frequent threats from tropical cyclones. It is also an important nursery for juvenile fish, crabs, shrimp, and other biological ...
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Nutrient Limitation and Eutrophication Potential in the Cape Fear and New River Estuaries
... 1) Experimentallv determine the principal nutrients limiting the growth of phytoplankton in three key areas of the Cape Fear Rwer and Estuary (CFRE). Use bioassay data,.. nutrient conce[r] ...
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Role of Sediment Processes in Controlling Water Quality in the Cape Fear River
... the Cape Fear River as well as historical nutrient ...the Cape Fear River system will eventually become saturated with nutrients and thus will be unable to ameliorate nutrient-driven surface ...
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Hydrodynamic behavior of the Cape Fear River estuarine system, North Carolina
... the Cape Fear River Estuary (CRFE), a partially mixed estuary that is representative of other estuaries along the southeast Atlantic coast (from southern North Carolina through northern ...
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Implications of Pylodictis olivaris (flathead catfish) introduction into the Delaware and Susquehanna drainages
... the Cape Fear River system of North Carolina have dispersed throughout the drainage basin over time, appearing upstream of several dams that should function as barriers to upstream movement, similarly ...
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Gone to seek a fortune in North Carolina : the failed Scottish Highland emigration of 1884
... Upper Cape Fear region’s ties to the Scottish Highlands were just as strong as those of places like Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, and Glengarry County, Ontario (where many Highland traditions ...
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A novel approach to surveying sturgeon using side-scan sonar and occupancy modeling
... Our results demonstrated that we could reliably detect sturgeon in multiple systems by using side-scan sonar. Sturgeon locations agreed with historic observations based on netting and telemetry. Within the Cape ...
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