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Le Naturaliste canadien,
Special issues, V. 109, N. 3,4, pp. 301-1019. 1982. SCIENTIFIC STUDIES IN
HUDSON AND JAMES BAYS: SELECTED REFEREED PAPERS PRESENTED AT Martini, I.P. (ed.)
¡¡ Volume 109 1982 Scientific
studies on Hudson and
James Bay I SHILTS,
W. W. Quaternary evolution of the Hudson/James Bay region. 309-332 HARDY,
L. Le Wisconsinien superieur a I'est de la baie James (Quebec).333-351 KRANCK,
K. & A. RUFFMAN. Sedimentation in James Bay. 353-361 D'ANGLEJEAN,
B. Patterns of recent sedimentation in the Eastmain estuary, prior to river
cut-off.
63-374 CHAMPAGNE,
P. Morphologie littorale de la baie de Rupert.
75-384
CLARKE,
K.E., I.P. MARTINI & W.A. GLOOSCHENKO. Sedimentary characteristics of the
coastal environment of North Point, Ontario. 385-397 SCOTT,
D. B. & I.P. MARTINI. Marsh Foraminifera zonations in western James and
Hudson Bays. 399-414 MARTINI,
I.P. Geomorphological features on the Ontario coast of Hudson Bay. 15-429 FRENCH,
H. M. & R. GILBERT. Periglacial phenomena near Churchill, Manitoba.
433-444
POITEVIN,
J. & J. T. GRAY. Distribution du pergelisol dans Ie bassin de la Grande
riviere de la Baleine, Quebec.
45-455 ROUSE,
W. R. The water balance of upland tundra in the Hudson Bay lowlands - Measured
and modelled. 457-467 WRIGHT,
R.K. Modelling the thaw-season runoff in Nouveau-Quebec. 469-479 Soils
GLOOSCHENKO,
W.A. & K. CLARKE. The salinity cycle of a subarctic salt marsh. 483-490
PROTZ, R. Development of gleysolic soils in the Hudson Bay and James Bay
coastal zone, Ontario.
491-500 PROTZ,
R. Development of podzolic soils in the Hudson Bay and James Bay low- lands,
Ontario. 501-510 TARNOCAI,
C. Soil and terrain development in the York Factory Peninsula, Hudson Bay
lowland. 511-522 MOORE,
T. R. Nutrients in subarctic woodland soils. 523-529 Vegetation
GORHAM,
E. Some unsolved problems in peatland ecology. 533-541 RILEY,
J. L. Hudson Bay lowland floristic inventory, wetlands catalogue and
conservation strategy.
543-555 FILION,
L. & S. PAYETTE. Regime nival et vegetation chionophile a Poste-de-la-
Baleine,Nouveau-Quebec.
557-571 COWLES,
S. Preliminary results investigating the effects of lichen ground cover on the
growth of black spruce. 573-581 REZNICEK,
S.A. & J. SVOBODA. Tundra communities along a micro-environmental gradient
at Coral Harbour, Southampton Island, N.W.T. 583-595 McANDREWS,
J. H., J. L. RILEY & A. M. DAVIS. Vegetation history of the Hudson Bay
lowland: a postglacial pollen diagram from the Sutton Ridge. 597-608
Mapping
and ecological land classification SIMS,
R.A., D. W. COWELL & G. M. WICKWARE. Use of vegetational physiognomy in
classifying treed peatlands near southern James Bay, Ontario. 611-619 JEGLUM,
J. K. & D. W. COWELL. Wetland ecosystems near Kinoje lakes, southern
interior Hudson Bay lowland.
621-635 PALA,
S. & W. WEISCHET.
Toward a physiographic analysis of the
Hudson Bay- James Bay lowland.
637-651 PALA,
S. & A. BOISSONNEAU.
Wetland classification maps for the
Hudson Bay lowland. 653-659 FORTIN,
N. & P. LEGENDRE.
Application de la cartographie ecologique a la
localisation environmentale d'un reseau routier.
661-670
¡¡ Volume
109 1982 Scientific
studies on Hudson and James Bays II Physical
oceanography DUNBAR,
M. Oceanographic research in Hudson and James Bays. 677-683 PRINSENBERG,
S.J. Time variability of physical oceanographic parameters in Hudson Bay.
685-700 SADLER,
H.E. Water flow into Foxe Basin through Fury and Hecla Strait. 701-707 BUDGELL,
W.P. Spring-neap variation in the vertical stratification of Chesterfield Inlet,
Hudson Bay. 709-718 OUELLET,
Y., J. LLAMAS & J.C. RASSAM. Analyse des fluctuations du niveau d'eau dans
Ie detroit de Manitounuk, a I'est de la baie d'Hudson. 719-731 INGRAM,
R.G. Mean and tidal circulation of the Eastmain River (James Bay). 733-743 FREEMAN, N.G., J.C. ROFF & R.J. PETT. Physical, chemical, and biological features of river plumes under an ice cover in James and Hudson Bays. 745-764 Marine
ecology PETT,
R.J. & J.C. ROFF. Some observations and deductions concerning the deep
waters of Hudson Bay. 767-774 LEGENDRE,
L., R.G. INGRAM & Y. SIMARD. Aperiodic changes of water column stability and
phytoplankton in an arctic coastal embayment, Manitounuk Sound,
Hudson Bay. 775-786 GRAINGER,
E. H. Factors affecting phytoplankton stocks and primary productivity at the
Belcher Islands, Hudson Bay. 787-791 GRENON,
J.-F. The macrobenthic fauna of the Eastmain River estuary (James Bay, Quebec),
before the diversion. 793-802 OCHMAN,
S. & J. DODSON. Composition and structure of the larval and juvenile fish
community of the Eastmain River and estuary, James Bay. 803-813 LAMBERT,
Y. & J. DODSON. Structure et role des facteurs physiques dans le aintien des
communautes estuariennes de poissons de la baie James. 815-823 Environmental
impact of hydroelectric projects PRINSENBERG,
S.J. Present and future circulation and salinity in James Bay. 27-841 DENIS,
R. & P. DESROCHES.
Modeles reduits de I'estuaire de la Grande riviere de la
Baleine etdude troit deManitounuk.
843-855 SERODES,
J. B. Demande en oxygene des sols et arb res noyes du reservoir La Grande 2,
baie James. 857-867 THERIEN,
N., K. MORRISON, M. DE BROISSIA & B. MARCOS. A simulation model of plankton
dynamics in reservoirs of the La Grande River complex.
869-881
ROY,
D. Repercussions de la coupure de la Grande Riviere a I'aval de LG 2. 883-891 Wildlife
biology GASTON,
A.J. On the seabirds of northern Hudson Bay. 895-903 KERBES,
R. H. Lesser snow geese and their habitat on west Hudson Bay. 905-911 THOMAS,
V.G. & J.P. PREVETT. The roles of James and Hudson Bay lowland in the annual
cycle of geese. 913-925 ROSS,
R. K. Duck distribution along the James and Hudson Bay coasts of Ontario.
927-932 PREVETT,
J. P. & G. B. KOLENOSKY. The status of polar bears in Ontario. 933-939 RAMSAY,
M.A. & I. STIRLING. Reproductive biology and ecology of female polar bears
in western Hudson Bay. 941-946 MEREDITH,
T.C. & L. MOLLER-WILLE. The caribou of Nouveau-Quebec, an important
biological resource. Economic aspects of Naskapi utilization. 947-952 Human
ecology FREEMAN,
M.M.R. An ecological perspective on man-environment research in the Hudson and
James Bay region. 955-963 BERRY,
J. W., R. M. WINTROB, P. S. SINDELL & T. MAWHINNEY. Psychological adaptation
to culture change among the James Bay Cree. 965-975 BURKE,
S.O., L.A. SAYERS, J.G. WRAY & A.J. BAUMGART. Indian children: a Denver
development screening test validity study. 977-981 HODGE,
G. Analyses for northern development planning: a plea for appropriate
technology. 983-987 ZIMMERMAN,
A.P., T. JACKSON, H.G. McGARRY, W. RYBCZYNSKI & A. V. WHYTE. Big Trout Lake
Ontario. I: An example of community decision
making.
989-999 ZIMMERMAN,
A.P., T. JACKSON, H.G. McGARRY, W. RYBCZYNSKI &A. V. WHYTE. Big Trout Lake
Ontario. II:
Cultural eutrophication and appropriate technol-ogical solutions in northern
communities. 1001-1010
BERKES, F. Energy subsidies and native domestic (subsistence) fisheries. 1011-1019 |
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