Research at Utica
Marsh by Hamilton College Students
compiled January, 2000, by
EHW
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fall, 1997
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Boxall-Yamaji, Myoka [biology - Prof. Ernest Williams]
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Factors affecting spatial patterns of aquatic life at
Utica Marsh
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1997-98
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Frisch, Susan M. [biology - Prof. Bill Pfitsch]
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Purple loosestrife: its invasion and subsequent efforts
of control
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1997-98
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Oles, Hilary [biology - Prof. Bill Pfitsch]
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Wetland ecosystem structure and function: the impacts and
mechanisms of invasion of Lythrum salicaria
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1998-99
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Cook, Sarah L. [biology - Prof. Bill Pfitsch]
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The growth and phosphorus-use efficiency of invasive
Lythrum salicaria and native Typha latifolia
and the implications for the competition mechanism
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1998-99
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Smith, Amy L. [geology - Prof. David Bailey]
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Study of trace heavy metals in the sediment and
pore-waters of the Utica Marsh, Utica, New York
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1998-99
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Woodcock, Elizabeth M. [geology - Prof. David Bailey]
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Analysis of Utica Marsh surface water for heavy metal
contamination, Utica, New York
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1999-00
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Holden, Katie M. [biology - Prof. Ernest Williams]
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A comparison of herbivory on native and exotic herbaceous
perennials
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1999-00
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Horvitz, Ethan S. [biology - Prof. Donna Moore]
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A baseline assessment of the Utica Marsh, its various
algal communities, and their potential impact on the
improvement of water quality
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