Spatial and temporal variation in streambed bacterial community composition and correlation with environmental variables

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Hogan, K. R. 2008. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.

Department of Biology, Graduate program in ecology and evolutionary biology, University of Pennsylvania

Adviser: Louis A. Kaplan, Ph.D.

Funding

NSF Award No. DEB-0424681 Title: LTREB: Stream ecosystem structure and function within a maturing deciduous forest. Duration: August 2004–July 2009.

NSF Award No. DEB-0516449 Title: Collaborative Research: The Application of Scaling Rules to Energy Flow in Stream Ecosystems. Duration: September 2005–August 2011.

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Spatial and temporal variation in streambed bacterial community composition and correlation with environmental variables

Hogan, K. R. 2008. Ph.D. dissertation. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.

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