Rich, Kimberly Suzanne(Humboldt State University, 2006-12)
Cytophaga-like bacteria are the known etiological agent responsible for hinge ligament disease in juvenile Pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas). An economically viable, natural way to manage this disease has not been ...
The California Gold Rush was instrumental in the growth and creation of the American West. The sudden influx of settlers and the myriad of impacts of mining and settler community formation on the environment and Indigenous ...
Forest stands occurring on coastal dunes along the western margin of Humboldt Bay, California are isolated fragments of a regional forest type that stretches discontinuously along the Pacific Coast from northern California ...
Jacobson, Sandra L.(Humboldt State University, 1986-12)
A 5.5-ha abandoned log pond (originally salt marsh) at the end of Park Street, Eureka, California was chosen as the off-site mitigation area for the destruction of 6.8 ha of wildlife habitat during the construction of the ...
Houle, Katie C.(Humboldt State University, 2015-05)
Humboldt Bay, in far northern California receives a large amount of sediment, predominantly silts and clays from the surrounding watersheds at an estimated 62,532 metric tons/yr. (Barrett 2004). Fine grained sediments such ...
