Hydrobiological studies in the sacramento-San Joaquin Delta

Siegfried, C; Knight, A

Hydrobiological studies in the sacramento-San Joaquin Delta

Authors

Clifford A. Siegfried
Allen W. Knight

Authors Affiliations

Clifford A. Siegfried is Post-doctoral Researcher, Department of Land, Air, and Water Resources (Water Science and Engineering), U. C., Davis; Allen W. Knight is Associate Professor of Water Science, Department of Land, Air, and Water Resources (Water Science and Engineering), U. C., Davis.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 31(5):29-29. DOI:10.3733/ca.v031n05p29. May 1977.

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Abstract

The Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta carries about 42 percent of the natural runoff of the state. It is high in biological productivity, receiving nutrient-laden waters from municipal and industrial activities and from intensively cultivated agricultural land surrounding the basin. The Delta supports important freshwater fisheries and serves both as a nursery ground for marine species and as an access route and habitat for young and adult anadromous species important in the states sport fishery.

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