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Tsivoglou Wallace (1972) Q Flint river O South river A Jackson river A Patuxent river Chattahoochee river... 

Churchill formula and the flume formula for hydraulic conditions occurring in the Jackson River (12),... 

Table II. Predicted Atmospheric Reaeration Coefficients (k2) as a Function of Stream Flow in the Jackson River"...

Jackson, T.A. 1986. Methyl mercury levels in a polluted prairie river-lake system seasonal and site-specific variations, and the dominant influence of trophic conditions. Canad. Jour. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 43 1873-1887. 

Jackson, D., Payne, T. H., I.ooncy, B. B., and Rossabi, J., 1996, Estimating the Extent and Thickness of DNAPL within the AJM Area of the Savannah River Site (U) WSRC-RP-96-0574, Westinghouse Savannah River Company. 

Si, Fe and Fe is variable. Illite also appears to be the early product of weathering in cycles of intense alteration or one of the stable products under intermediate conditions (Jackson, 1959). It is apparently stable, or unaffected by transport in rivers for relatively short periods of time (Hurley, et al., 1961) but does change somewhat in the laboratory when in contact with sea water (Carroll and Starkey, 1960) it has been reported to be converted to chlorite or expandable minerals upon marine sedimentation (Powers, 1959). However, Weaver (1959) claims that much sedimentary illite is "reconstituted" mica which was degraded to montmorillonite by weathering processes. It is evident that a certain and usually minor portion of illite found in sedimentary rocks is of detrital origin (Velde and Hower, 1963) whether reconstituted or not. 

Moore, T. R., and R. J. Jackson. 1989. Dynamics of dissolved organic carbon in forested and disturbed catchments, Westland, New Zealand. 2. Larry River. Water Resources Research 25 1331-1339. 

Tchounwou, P.B. and Reed, L. (1999) Assessment of lead toxicity to the marine bacterium, Vibrio flscheri, and to a heterogeneous population of microorganisms derived from the Pearl River in Jackson, Mississippi, USA, Review of Environmental Health 14 (2), 51-61. 

CIA in C57BU6 Mice 1. Male or female C57BL/6 mice (C57BL/6J, Charles River or The Jackson Laboratory), 8-12 weeks old (see Note 2). Try to use animals of one sex. All animal experiments have... 

Advanced Analytical Center for Environmental Sciences Savannah River Ecology Laboratory The University of Georgia Aiken, South Carolina jackson srel.edu... 

Resources. Near-surface lignite is defined as that under less than 60 m. of cover and deep-basin, under more than 60 m. of cover. Near-surface resources are set at 21.2 billion metric tons (O. These resources occur primarily in the Wilcox (71%) and secondarily in the Jackson (22%) and Yegua (7%). Geographically over 90% of the resources are found north of the Colorado River or in east Texas (Figure 2). 

Jackson R. E. and Inch K. J. (1989) The in-situ absorption of Sr-90 in a sand aquifer at the Chalk River nuclear laboratories. J. Contamin. Hydrol. 4, 27-50. 

Hood River Farmers Market in the Park 13th May streets, Jackson Park Hood River, OR B 541-354-2565 Seasonal - Saturday... 

The second campaign, in 1970, was described in detail by Jackson and Walser [Jl] of the Atlantic Richfield Hanford Company. This used less aluminum nitrate than the Savannah River campaign and is closer to the acid Thorex process presently favored. A summary of the Hanford operation will be given in Sec. 5.5. 

Brodie, O.L. (1915). Discussion of The constant-angle arch dam. Trans. ASCE 78 726-727. Brodie,O.L. (1917). Disc.ofReconstructionofthe Stony River Dam. Trans. ASCE% 1041-1044. Jackson, R.W. (2011). Highway under the Hudson Ahistory of the Holland Tunnel. New York. Morrison, C.E., Brodie, O.L. (1910). High masonry dam design. Wiley New York. http //shootingwithhobie.blogspot.ch/2008 04 0 l archive.html P... 

Howells, J.M. (1906). Feather River power project. Reports, photographs, maps. Stanford CA. Jackson, D.C. (1984). Great American bridges and dams. Wiley New York. 

Anonymous (1931). Jackson, Thomas H. IVho s who in engineering 667. Lewis New York. Jackson, T.H. (1935). Bank protection on the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. US Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg. 

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