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microcosm/artificial stream systems

microcosms / mesocosms

migration routes, calving areas, summer and winter range, and spawning areas

mine foreman

mine sealing

miniaturisation

minimum lake level decrees

minimum storage level

mosquito-bird transmission cycle

native materials use as barriers

natural gas volumetric flow rate

natural selection

navigation improvement

nest concealment

nesting avoidance buffer

nesting structures

neural network systems

night-lighting capture technique

no-effect level

non-salmonid species

nondevelopmental status

nutrient inputs from domestic sources and livestock

nutrient priority principle

nutrient spiraling

off-reservation tribal water marketing

on-site intercept method

outfitter and guide opportunities

overfire air (OFA)

overpledging

overwinter survival

oxygen isotope analysis

oxygen-free storage

paired reach study design

passive anoxic alkaline drains

payment card contingent valuation

pharmaceutical by-products from cattle

photovoltaic stock watering

phytase for phosphorus utilization in livestock

pipeline operations

pneumatic pumps routing to combustor

point of compliance

pollen core analysis

pooling

portal plugs

potentiometric surface decline

power subordination

predation increase from powerlines

preferential flow

preserve the natural environment to a reasonable degree

programming approach to resource valuation