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    Temporal Trends and Potential Drivers of Stranded Marine Debris on Beaches Within Two US National Marine Sanctuaries Using Citizen Science Data

    Temporal Trends and Potential Drivers of Stranded Marine Debris on Beaches Within Two US National Marine Sanctuaries Using Citizen Science Data by Uhrin, Amy V., Lippiatt, Sherry, Herring, Carlie E., Dettloff, Kyle, Bimrose, Kate, Butler-Minor, Chris

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    How we count counts: Examining influences on detection during shoreline surveys of marine debris

    How we count counts: Examining influences on detection during shoreline surveys of marine debris by Burgess, Hillary K, Jones, Timothy T, Lindsey, Jacqueline K, Herring, Carlie E, Lippiatt, Sherry M, Parrish, Julia K, Uhrin, Amy V

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    Walking the talk: The responsibility of the scientific community for mitigating conference-generated waste

    Walking the talk: The responsibility of the scientific community for mitigating conference-generated waste by Uhrin, Amy V., Laverty, Amanda L., Fox, Demi, Herring, Carlie E., Kehoe, Christy, Latshaw, Sarah, Lippiatt, Sherry M.

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    Evaluating nonindigenous species management in a Bayesian networks derived relative risk framework for Padilla Bay, WA, USA

    Evaluating nonindigenous species management in a Bayesian networks derived relative risk framework for Padilla Bay, WA, USA by Herring, Carlie E, Stinson, Jonah, Landis, Wayne G

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    The multiple stressor ecological risk assessment for the mercury‐contaminated South River and upper Shenandoah River using the Bayesian network‐relative risk model

    The multiple stressor ecological risk assessment for the mercury‐contaminated South River and upper Shenandoah River using the Bayesian network‐relative risk model by Landis, Wayne G, Ayre, Kimberley K, Johns, Annie F, Summers, Heather M, Stinson, Jonah, Harris, Meagan J, Herring, Carlie E, Markiewicz, April J

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