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A Limnological Study of Lake Worth

This thesis presents the results of a three year study devoted to discovering the life and phenomena found in Lake Worth near Fort Worth, Texas.

Date: August 1939

Creator: Johns, William Barnette

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Bottom Fauna of Lake Worth

This thesis describes the vertical distribution, quality, and quantity of the fauna found at the bottom of Lake Worth in Texas.

Date: August 1940

Creator: Jenkins, Jesse Denney

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A Net Plankton Survey of a Small Perennial Pond

This thesis resulted from an examination of Lake Worth plankton in comparison to plankton found in similar bodies of water throughout the United States.

Date: August 1940

Creator: Legett, Jesse Harrison

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The Spermatophytes of Tarrant County, Texas

The problem consisted of thoroughly exploring Tarrant County, Texas, in an attempt to collect and study critically as many species of Spermatophytes as possible. In addition a thorough examination was made of herbarium specimens assembled from the region by other botanists.

Date: 1943

Creator: McCart, William Larrey

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Pathogenic Bacterial Survey in the Trinity River from East Fort Worth, Texas, to South Dallas, Texas

This study was conducted from March 3, through June 2, 1951, in order to determine to what extent pathogenic bacteria were entering the Trinity River between East Fort Worth, Texas and South Dallas, Texas, from municipal sewage disposal plants.

Date: 1951

Creator: Grizzle, Walter R.

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Biological Indices of Stream Pollution

A thorough biological survey and evaluation is a lengthy and expensive project. The number of technically trained persons required prevent its use by most public agencies. Since public health departments are the groups most frequently concerned with measuring the effects of pollution in streams, a need exists for a simplified method of sanitary survey. Recognizing this need, the Texas Health Department assigned the writer the problem of devising a method of survey which would require a field pa… more

Date: August 1952

Creator: Russell, James C.

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A Limnological Study of Lake Worth

Bottom Fauna of Lake Worth

A Net Plankton Survey of a Small Perennial Pond

The Spermatophytes of Tarrant County, Texas

Pathogenic Bacterial Survey in the Trinity River from East Fort Worth, Texas, to South Dallas, Texas

Biological Indices of Stream Pollution