Papers from the Marsh Ecology Research Program 1-40.

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TextAbstract: Papers: Succession in Wetlands: Succession in Temperate North American Wetlands: Seed Bank Characteristics of the Delta Marsh: Water Budgets for Small Diked Marshes: Overestimates of Chironomidae (Diptera)Abundance from Emergence Traps with Polystyrene Floats: The Delta Waterfowl Research Station: A Comparison of Activity Traps and Sweep Nets for Sampling Nektonic Invertebrates in Wetlands: Effects of Flooding on Dissolved and Suspended Nutrients in Small Diked Marshes:Relationships Between Waterfowl and Macroinvertebrate Densities in a Northern Prairie Marsh: Perspectives on the Delta Waterfowl Research Station-Ducks Unlimited Canada Marsh Ecology Research Program: A Conceptual Approach to Relating Habitat Structure and Macroinvertebrate Production in Freshwater Wetlands: Vegetation Change and Seed Banks in Marshes - Ecological and Management Implications: The Interactions of Vertebrates and Invertebrates in Peatlands and Marshes: Responses by benthic macroinvertebrates to prolonge

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Papers: Succession in Wetlands: Succession in Temperate North American Wetlands: Seed Bank Characteristics of the Delta Marsh: Water Budgets for Small Diked Marshes: Overestimates of Chironomidae (Diptera)Abundance from Emergence Traps with Polystyrene Floats: The Delta Waterfowl Research Station: A Comparison of Activity Traps and Sweep Nets for Sampling Nektonic Invertebrates in Wetlands: Effects of Flooding on Dissolved and Suspended Nutrients in Small Diked Marshes:Relationships Between Waterfowl and Macroinvertebrate Densities in a Northern Prairie Marsh: Perspectives on the Delta Waterfowl Research Station-Ducks Unlimited Canada Marsh Ecology Research Program: A Conceptual Approach to Relating Habitat Structure and Macroinvertebrate Production in Freshwater Wetlands: Vegetation Change and Seed Banks in Marshes - Ecological and Management Implications: The Interactions of Vertebrates and Invertebrates in Peatlands and Marshes: Responses by benthic macroinvertebrates to prolonge

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