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  Habitat Modeling of Invasive Blue Catfish in the Patuxent River, Chesapeake Bay 

  Unknown author (2019-04-25)

  Invasive blue catfish (Ictalurus furcatus) populations have expanded to many tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay, negatively impacting native species through predation and competition. To mitigate this problem, the state of ...
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  Assessing Nutrient Retention of Restored Wetlands in North Carolina 

  Bognar, Sebastian; Chen, Siying; Sarah, Lanier (2019-04-25)

  Wetlands are among the most productive and dynamic ecosystems in the world; biogeochemical cycling and storage processes are crucial for nutrient retention in wetland systems. This study aims to test if restored wetlands ...
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  Regulation of cell polarity by the cell cycle in Saccharomyces cerevisiae 

  Araujo, Ana V. (2019-05-22)

  Cell polarity in Saccharomyces cerevisiae is essential for bud formation, which is regulated by the cell cycle. How this regulation occurs is poorly understood. The master regulator of polarity is a Rho-GTPase called Cdc42, ...
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  Comparative Analysis on the Allocation of Environmental Mitigation Trust Funds at EPA Region 4 

  Liu, Yuncheng; Kong, Edmond; Zhu, Shengnan (2019-04-25)

  A notice of violation of the Clean Air was issued to Volkswagen Group by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2015. Volkswagen was revealed to have intentionally programmed a “defeat device” in approximately ...
• Prioritizing High-altitude Ramsar Wetlands in the Eastern Himalayas 

  O'Neill, Alexander (2019-04-26)

  Himalayan high-altitude wetlands are some of the most iconic and hydrologically dynamic ecosystems in South and Central Asia. Yet little is known about their historical ecology; less is reported on their management. To aid ...

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