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Acidity and associated water chemistry of amphibian habitats in Nova Scotia : [manuscript and correspondence]

MS-2-789, Box 20, Folder 4
File
1983-1984

Part of Bill Freedman fonds

File contains the manuscript of an article written by Freedman, J.M. Dale, and J. Kerekes, for the Canadian Journal of Zoology, number 63, surveying amphibian larve at more than 150 ditches, bogs, marshes and ponds in Nova Scotia. File also contains reviewer comments and correspondence.

Aquatic plants of acid lakes in Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia : floristic composition and relation to water chemistry : [manuscript and correspondence]

MS-2-789, Box 26, Folder 3
File
1983-1986

Part of Bill Freedman fonds

File contains the manuscript written by Freedman with P.M. Catling, C. Stewart, J.J. Kerekes, and L.P. Lefkovitch, for Canadian Journal of Botany, volume 64, number 4. File also contains correspondence and reviewer comments.

Characteristics of three acidic lakes in Kejimkujik National Park : [manuscript and correspondence]

MS-2-789, Box 19, Folder 6
File
1987-1989

Part of Bill Freedman fonds

File contains an offprint of the article written by Freedman and J. Kerekes, in Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 18(1): 183-200. File also includes correspondence with Kerekes and the publisher.

Comparison of the characteristics of an acidic eutrophic, and an acidic oligotrophic lake near Halifax, Nova Scotia

MS-2-789, Box 25, Folder 8
File
1984

Part of Bill Freedman fonds

File contains the manuscript written by Freedman, with J. Kerekes, G. Howell, and P. Clifford, for the Water Pollution Research Journal of Canada, volume 19, number 1. File also includes reviewer comments and data sets. The two lakes surveyed are Drain Lake and Little Springfield Lake.

Effects of acidity on Nova Scotia amphibians. First Annual Report : [manuscript]

MS-2-789, Box 20, Folder 5
File
[1983]

Part of Bill Freedman fonds

File contains the draft manuscript co-authored by Freedman and J.Dale, for the Canadian Wildlife Service. File also contains a few pages of hand-written field notes.

Sources and consequences of acid rain in Nova Scotia : [manuscript]

MS-2-789, Box 20, Folder 12
File
1981

Part of Bill Freedman fonds

File contains the manuscript written by Freedman with J.G. Ogden III, prepared for the Nova Scotia Resources Council with the assistance of the Nova Scotia Environmental Control Council.

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