Wiley Kitchens

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Chapter 17 from The Everglades Book. Davis, S.M., et al, Landscape Dimension, Composition, and Function in a Changing Everglades Ecosystem, pps 419-444. Purpose: to identify changes in Everglades landscape (esp. vegetation patterns) during the century that cannot be explained by natural spatial/tamporal relationships as they are understood and that appear to be primarily due to human influence. Includes: tables, figures, photograhs and Appendices dealing with vegetation in the Everglades.

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Copy of Figure 33, Two-Dimensional Plots in Color of the Wet Season and Dry Season Means of Conductivity. Captioned: Distribution of specific conductivity in water on the refuge. Values range from 97 micromhos (purple) to 2028 micromhos (red). (A) Dry season; (B) Wet season.

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Document: Research Work Order 32, Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit. "An Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality, Quantity and Hydroperiod". Draft Annual Report, Oct. 1, 1986 to Sept. 30, 1987. Bates # 263799-864. Marked Draft. Same objectives as ex. 6. Includes: figures and databases.

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10 77 Figure 53: Hydrologic Model Grid Cells from Exhibit 6 (Synthesis Report).

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Document with cover page entitled "Room 22 Contaminants," (includes Remedial Action Plan for addressing Contaminant Issues on Service Lands). Title of document: Remedial Action Plan for Addressing Contaminant Issues on Service Lands. Field Station: Lox NWR. Preparers: Tom Barnes, John Richardson and Joyce Kleen. Includes: Appendix A- A Comparison of Florida DER Water Quality Standards, EPA, Water Quality Criteria, and FDA Action Levels with the Levels of Contaminants in Water, Fish, and Sediments Collected During 1970-86 on Lox NWR, Appendix B-Fish Kills on Record at Lox NWR Jan. 1980-March 1986, Appendix C-figures showing the changes in areal coverage of community type along two transects plotted against the distance inward from the canal, Appendix D-map showing a band of sawgrass mapped in 1956 that by 1986 has become totally dominated by cattails. Attached: 1) document entitled "Contaminant Residues on Fish From Lox NWR", 2) Table 1-Contaminant residues in fish collected from the canals around Lox NWR during May, June, 1982, 3) Table 2-Significant differences in residue concentrations on a wet-weight basis and lipid-weight basis among stations for fish collected from Lox NWR in May and June, 1982, 4) Figure 1-Total organochlorine pesticide and PCB residues in fish collected at five stations in May and June, 1982, from the canals of Lox NWR, 5) document entitled: Basic References for Contaminations. Bates # 279891-937.
tables, data sheets and figures.

12 98 Document entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, An Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality, Quantity and Hydroperiod", First Quarter Report, January 1986". Bates # 601538-1554. Purpose: to synthesize data about relationships between vegetation community types and various environmental factors into testable hypotheses. Includes: 1) figure 1-Changes in Transect A (1959-1968), 2) figure 2-Changes in Transect B (1959-1968), 3) document entitled: The Distributional Ecology of Lox NWR Fishes: Prelimenary Results, 4) Approval Form for "AN Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality, Quantity and Hydroperiods and 5) Amendment to Research Order No. 32.

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Document entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Annual Report," Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife "An Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality , Quantity and Hydroperiod" by John Richardson and Wiley Kitchens, Florida October 1, 1986 to September 30, 1987. Includes: figures and databases. Bates # 219918-983.

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Document Entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Annual Report", October 1987 to September 30, 1988, Third Annual Report Draft. Bates # 264623-74. Attached page bates # 280281. Includes: 1) table 1-3 dealing with vegetation groups and plant species, 2) figure 1-2 dealing with peat nitrate vs. peat phosphorus for individual plant species, 3) figure 3-5 dealing with stage variation vs. peat phosphorus for individual plant species and 4) statistical data dated 8/3/89. Same objectives as ex. 6.

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Document entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Annual Report", October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1989, Fourth Annual Draft, Loxahatchee Report. Bates # 280279-378. Includes: graphs, tables, and statistical data.

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Document entitled: "Response of Wading Birds and Aquatic Macrofauna to Hydrological Conditions and Vegetative Structure of Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge" by H.L. Jelks, F.C. Jordan, W. Kitchens, Work order 32 Final Report, Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit (Univ. of Florida), May 1992. Bates # 985443-579. Objectives: 1) to determine if wading birds differentially forage in certain habitats or regions of the study area more than others and the factors that influence these choices, 2) to determine reproductive success of wading birds within the study area, 3) to determine the composition of aquatic macrofaunal assemblages across the mosaic of habitat types, 4) to relate various physicochemical and structural factors to variation in the composition of aquatic assemblages, 5) to relate gradients of water quality and hydroperiod to variation in the composition of aquatic assemblages, 6) to determine temporal and spatial variation in reproduction and recruitment for several numerically dominant aquatic taxa and 6) to integrate various studies into the comprehensive GIS database. Includes: Chapter 1-tables, figures and statistical data regarding the distribution of white ibises, reat egrets, great blue heron, wading birds, vegetation class proportions and water depth. Chapter 2-figures regarding the seasonal variation in mean canopy height, mean water depth, mean above ground biomass, species richness, total fish abundance (golden topminnow, bluefin killifish, flagfish, eastern mosquitofish, least killifish, sailfin molly, Everglades pygmy sunfish, bluespotted sunfish, spotted sunfish, prawn and crayfish.

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Document entitled: Dir. TXT. Directory of John Davis, as generated from tapes. 36 pgs.

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Document entitled: 12/6/93 memo from Dr. Richardson to Dr. Kitchens. Re: Archived files and data from the Lox project. 18 pgs. Attached databases.

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Exhibit	Page	Description	HTML v3 Text v3
7	5	Chapter 17 from The Everglades Book. Davis, S.M., et al, Landscape Dimension, Composition, and Function in a Changing Everglades Ecosystem, pps 419-444. Purpose: to identify changes in Everglades landscape (esp. vegetation patterns) during the century that cannot be explained by natural spatial/tamporal relationships as they are understood and that appear to be primarily due to human influence. Includes: tables, figures, photograhs and Appendices dealing with vegetation in the Everglades.
8	79	Copy of Figure 33, Two-Dimensional Plots in Color of the Wet Season and Dry Season Means of Conductivity. Captioned: Distribution of specific conductivity in water on the refuge. Values range from 97 micromhos (purple) to 2028 micromhos (red). (A) Dry season; (B) Wet season.
9	94	Document: Research Work Order 32, Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit. "An Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality, Quantity and Hydroperiod". Draft Annual Report, Oct. 1, 1986 to Sept. 30, 1987. Bates # 263799-864. Marked Draft. Same objectives as ex. 6. Includes: figures and databases.

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Exhibit	Page	Description	HTML v4 Text v4
10	77	Figure 53: Hydrologic Model Grid Cells from Exhibit 6 (Synthesis Report).
11	94	Document with cover page entitled "Room 22 Contaminants," (includes Remedial Action Plan for addressing Contaminant Issues on Service Lands). Title of document: Remedial Action Plan for Addressing Contaminant Issues on Service Lands. Field Station: Lox NWR. Preparers: Tom Barnes, John Richardson and Joyce Kleen. Includes: Appendix A- A Comparison of Florida DER Water Quality Standards, EPA, Water Quality Criteria, and FDA Action Levels with the Levels of Contaminants in Water, Fish, and Sediments Collected During 1970-86 on Lox NWR, Appendix B-Fish Kills on Record at Lox NWR Jan. 1980-March 1986, Appendix C-figures showing the changes in areal coverage of community type along two transects plotted against the distance inward from the canal, Appendix D-map showing a band of sawgrass mapped in 1956 that by 1986 has become totally dominated by cattails. Attached: 1) document entitled "Contaminant Residues on Fish From Lox NWR", 2) Table 1-Contaminant residues in fish collected from the canals around Lox NWR during May, June, 1982, 3) Table 2-Significant differences in residue concentrations on a wet-weight basis and lipid-weight basis among stations for fish collected from Lox NWR in May and June, 1982, 4) Figure 1-Total organochlorine pesticide and PCB residues in fish collected at five stations in May and June, 1982, from the canals of Lox NWR, 5) document entitled: Basic References for Contaminations. Bates # 279891-937. tables, data sheets and figures.
12	98	Document entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, An Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality, Quantity and Hydroperiod", First Quarter Report, January 1986". Bates # 601538-1554. Purpose: to synthesize data about relationships between vegetation community types and various environmental factors into testable hypotheses. Includes: 1) figure 1-Changes in Transect A (1959-1968), 2) figure 2-Changes in Transect B (1959-1968), 3) document entitled: The Distributional Ecology of Lox NWR Fishes: Prelimenary Results, 4) Approval Form for "AN Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality, Quantity and Hydroperiods and 5) Amendment to Research Order No. 32.
13	108	Document entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Annual Report," Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife "An Evaluation of Refuge Habitats and Relationships to Water Quality , Quantity and Hydroperiod" by John Richardson and Wiley Kitchens, Florida October 1, 1986 to September 30, 1987. Includes: figures and databases. Bates # 219918-983.
14	111	Document Entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Annual Report", October 1987 to September 30, 1988, Third Annual Report Draft. Bates # 264623-74. Attached page bates # 280281. Includes: 1) table 1-3 dealing with vegetation groups and plant species, 2) figure 1-2 dealing with peat nitrate vs. peat phosphorus for individual plant species, 3) figure 3-5 dealing with stage variation vs. peat phosphorus for individual plant species and 4) statistical data dated 8/3/89. Same objectives as ex. 6.

15	112	Document entitled: "Research Work Order 32, Annual Report", October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1989, Fourth Annual Draft, Loxahatchee Report. Bates # 280279-378. Includes: graphs, tables, and statistical data.
16	114	Document entitled: "Response of Wading Birds and Aquatic Macrofauna to Hydrological Conditions and Vegetative Structure of Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge" by H.L. Jelks, F.C. Jordan, W. Kitchens, Work order 32 Final Report, Florida Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit (Univ. of Florida), May 1992. Bates # 985443-579. Objectives: 1) to determine if wading birds differentially forage in certain habitats or regions of the study area more than others and the factors that influence these choices, 2) to determine reproductive success of wading birds within the study area, 3) to determine the composition of aquatic macrofaunal assemblages across the mosaic of habitat types, 4) to relate various physicochemical and structural factors to variation in the composition of aquatic assemblages, 5) to relate gradients of water quality and hydroperiod to variation in the composition of aquatic assemblages, 6) to determine temporal and spatial variation in reproduction and recruitment for several numerically dominant aquatic taxa and 6) to integrate various studies into the comprehensive GIS database. Includes: Chapter 1-tables, figures and statistical data regarding the distribution of white ibises, reat egrets, great blue heron, wading birds, vegetation class proportions and water depth. Chapter 2-figures regarding the seasonal variation in mean canopy height, mean water depth, mean above ground biomass, species richness, total fish abundance (golden topminnow, bluefin killifish, flagfish, eastern mosquitofish, least killifish, sailfin molly, Everglades pygmy sunfish, bluespotted sunfish, spotted sunfish, prawn and crayfish.
17	132	Document entitled: Dir. TXT. Directory of John Davis, as generated from tapes. 36 pgs.
18	132	Document entitled: 12/6/93 memo from Dr. Richardson to Dr. Kitchens. Re: Archived files and data from the Lox project. 18 pgs. Attached databases.