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    6 datasets found related to Arny L. Blanchard. Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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    These are environmental data associated with macrobenthic sampling supervised by Dr. Howard Feder in Prudhoe Bay in 1974. This dataset is part of the Pacific Marine Arctic Regional Synthesis (PacMARS) Project.
    • PacMARS
    1.0
    2013-02-08
    These data were collected in 1986 and 1987 under the supervision of Dr. Howard Feder. The data include sediment grain-size (%), sediment organic carbon (mg per g), bottom-water temperature (C), and bottom-water salinity. See the related publication for...
    • PacMARS
    1.0
    2013-02-08
    These are historic data recovered from old printouts. The data were for a PhD dissertation and sampling was performed by Dr. S. Stoker. Most samples were sieved over a 3.0 mm mesh screen which is different than other benthic studies in the region. This...
    • PacMARS
    1.0
    2013-02-08
    These data are historical data recovered from early work supervised by Dr. Howard Feder. Two gear types were used: an airlift sample AOL Organizer file (ARL) and a fager core Configuration file (CFG). This dataset is part of the Pacific Marine Arctic...
    • PacMARS
    1.0
    2013-02-08
    These data were collected under the supervision of Dr. Howard Feder in the Chukchi Sea, 1986 to 1987. The data are counts and wet biomass of infaunal organisms. The data were collected with a 0.1 square-meter van Veen grab and sieved over a 1.0 mm mesh...
    • PacMARS
    1.0
    2013-02-08
    Primary production reaching the sea floor is consumed by benthic organisms (animals living in or closely associated with sediments) allowing these communities to flourish in the Chukchi Sea. Prior work in the Chukchi Sea has been broadly focused and...
    • PacMARS
    1.0
    2013-04-01
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