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Natural History of San Francisco Bay
with Ariel Rubissow-Okamoto
University of California Press
Anticipated publication: 2011
A guide to the human and environmental history of San Francisco Bay and its estuary. Describes the physical processes
that control bay weather and water, and what lives beneath its surface and along its shores. Recounts the story of human
settlement and environmental degradation being reversed in a the present era of ecosystem restoration. Part of the California
Natural History Guide series.
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