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Archaeology And Biogeography Of Prehistoric Freshwater Mussel Shell In Mississippi Evan Peacock

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Archaeology And Biogeography Of Prehistoric Freshwater Mussel Shell In Mississippi Evan Peacock
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Publisher: BAR Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 45.16 MB
Author: Evan Peacock, Cliff Jenkins, Paul F. Jacobs, Joseph Greenleaf
ISBN: 9781407308746, 1407308742
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Archaeology And Biogeography Of Prehistoric Freshwater Mussel Shell In Mississippi Evan Peacock by Evan Peacock, Cliff Jenkins, Paul F. Jacobs, Joseph Greenleaf 9781407308746, 1407308742 instant download after payment.

The southeastern United States is home to the richest, most diverse freshwater mussel faunas on the planet, and Mississippi is no exception in this regard. Until fairly recent times, however, only qualitative lists of taxa were available and/or sampling was unsystematic and spotty. More recent work has taken place in waterways that have been significantly impacted by erosion, other forms of water pollution, and impoundment in modern times. Thus, even the best modern studies could benefit from a better knowledge of ranges and community characteristics as they existed prehistorically, when human impact, though present, was minimal. We present herein a robust synthesis of pre-industrial mussel distributions and, to a lesser degree of precision, relative abundances in the state.

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