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Yaquina Bay Bibliography Keyword Terms

At least one of five broad subject terms (biological, chemical, geological, physical, general, or taxonomical) is used on every entry. More specific keywords are listed beneath the broad subject terms, although they are not necessarily tied to the broader terms in the database.

If there is sufficient data included in the document, the term "data" is attached to the keyword.

Unfortunately, consistency across all documents was not always possible with some of the most narrow keywords. Some of those narrow keyword terms (i.e. pH data and seafood processing) were also added at a later date. We attempted to apply these newer keywords to the earlier entries but there are certainly some that were overlooked. Please let us know if you come across such a discrepancy, and keep these facts in mind as you structure your searches.




Biological Terms
abundance
age composition
community ecology
depleted populations
developmental stages
distribution
geographical
temporal
vertical
zonal
ecological succession
feeding behavior
fish disease
food availability
genetics
growth
introduced species
life history information
new species description
parasites
population biology
primary production
reproductive behavior
sex ratio
shellfish disease
size composition
species composition
species list
taxonomy
territoriality


Chemical Terms - specific elements and compounds are given when possible
bioassay
biodegredation
fertilizers
hebicides
nutrient cycles
pesticides
pulp mill effluent (= kraft mill effluent)
toxicity
trace gases
trace metals
water pollution
water quality


Geological Terms
chitin
coastal hazards
foraminifera
kitchen middens
marine terraces
palaeosciences
sediments


Physical Terms
air temperature
climate
coastal hazards
coastal upwelling
Davidson Current
diking
dredging
erosion
estuarine dynamics
evaporation
gravity
hydrology
light
physical modifications
precipitation
salinity
sediments
tidal currents
tides
turbidity
water temperature
wave height
wind


General Terms
aquaculture
bibliography - used when the document is a bibliography, not just when it contains one.
biography
catch statistics
commercial fisheries
groundfish
roe
salmon
shellfish
computer programs
demographics
dichotomous key
ecological values
economics
ecosystem models
environmental education
environmental policy and law
flooding
geographic information system
introduced species - only used when there is specific mention of introduction.
habitat conservation
habitat restoration
history
human impacts
industrial development
land ownership
land use
mathematical models
methodology - used when methodology is a prime focus of the document.
natural resource management
outfall
physical modifications
diking
dredging
recipes
recreational fisheries
groundfish
salmon
shellfish
remote sensing
shellfish poisoning
statistical analysis
tourism
urban development
waste disposal
water quality
water rights
water use
weather
wetland delineation
wetland mitigation


Taxonomic Terms

Individuals or populations are identified through the following taxonomic structure. Genus, species, and common name are given whenever possible. Some entries will list only the genus.

Aquatic Invertebrates
annelids
cnidarians
jellyfish
crustaceans
amphipods
copepods
cumaceans
decapods
isopods
mysids
tanaids
ctenophores
foraminifera
molluscs
cephalopods
gastropods
bivalves
nematodes
platyhelminths
insects
leeches
Birds

Fishes
hatchery salmonids
anadromous salmonids=Oncorhynchus species
Mammals
terrestrial
marine
freshwater
Aquatic Vegetation
algal species - used only when a more specific designation could not be found.
brown algae
diatoms
grasses
green algae
red algae
Wetland Vegetation

Terrestrial vegetation

Bacteria

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Document Creator:  Janet Webster Janet.Webster@orst.edu
Last Update:  Monday, 11-Aug-2008 13:03:54 PDT
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