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Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve

02 Apr, 07 AM - 06 Apr, 12 PM

The rocky intertidal system has clearly defined and highly visible zonation patterns which have been exhaustively studied. The purpose of my observational study is to identify any patterns of zonation, abundance and diversity in a tidal mudflat system where infaunal organisms are not as visible. These patterns can then be related to possible influencing factors such as bioturbation, herbivory, shading and nutrient acquisition. Understanding the relationship between infaunal species and the patterns they exhibit is helpful in reaching sustainable restoration goals.

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Under Project # 25042 | Research

Infaunal Invertebrates show Patterns of Zonation, Abundance and Diversity in a Tidal Mudflat Habitat

undergraduate_student - California State University (CSU), Northridge

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Lisa Van Etten Apr 2 - 6, 2012 (5 days)

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