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Water quality of streams in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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Published1982
Citations57
References21

Total Citations Per Year

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References (21)

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1990 • 75,426 citations

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1970 • 3,649 citations

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1956 • 1,875 citations

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1975 • 964 citations

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1974 • 700 citations

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1979 • 291 citations

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1977 • 213 citations

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1977 • 199 citations

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1954 • 165 citations

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1975 • 106 citations

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1966 • 101 citations

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1967 • 95 citations

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1972 • 89 citations

Trail erosion patterns in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

1979 • 66 citations

Acid Rock in the Great Smokies: Unanticipated Impact on Aquatic Biota of Road Construction in Regions of Sulfide Mineralization

1975 • 60 citations

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1979 • 57 citations

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1976 • 56 citations

Chemical character of headwater streams in Vermont and New Hampshire

1977 • 25 citations

Nutrient Budgets for Undisturbed Ecosystems Along an Elevational Gradient in New Mexico

1975 • 21 citations

Fluctuations of naturally occurring populations of enteric bacteria in oligotrophic streams of western North Carolina.

1977 • 5 citations

Management concerns for swimming, tubing, and wading in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

1981 • 4 citations

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