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Section 2. Species and Food Webs

  • 1. Bivalves
  • 2. Pinto abalone
  • 3. Dungeness Crabs
  • 4. Jellyfish
  • 5. Forage Fishes
  • 6. Bentho-Pelagic Fish
  • 7. Rockfish
  • 8. Salmonids
  • 9. Marine birds
  • 10. Bald eagles
  • 11. Harbor Seals
  • 12. Killer Whales
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  • Ecosystem-Based Management: Understanding Future and Desired System States
  • Ecosystem-Based Management: Incorporating Human Well-being
  • Ecosystem-Based Management: Ecosystem Protection and Restoration Strategies
  • The Biophysical Condition of Puget Sound: Biology
    • Section 1. Introduction
    • Section 2. Species and Food Webs
      • 1. Bivalves
      • 2. Pinto abalone
      • 3. Dungeness Crabs
      • 4. Jellyfish
      • 5. Forage Fishes
      • 6. Bentho-Pelagic Fish
      • 7. Rockfish
      • 8. Salmonids
      • 9. Marine birds
      • 10. Bald eagles
      • 11. Harbor Seals
      • 12. Killer Whales
    • Section 3. Habitats
  • The Biophysical Condition of Puget Sound: Chemistry
  • The Biophysical Condition of Puget Sound: Physical Environment
  • Threats: Impacts of Natural Events and Human Activities on the Ecosystem

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