Women in Wetlands: Antecedent American Female Wetland Scientists

published few papers, and they had little impact on the development of wetland science.However, Jewell, Moore, and Morgan all published important papers or books that significantly contributed to the development of wetland science.Minna Jewell wrote papers on the effects of acidity on freshwater biotas, the ecology of prairie wetlands, the impacts of groundwater inputs into lakes, and the freshwater sponges of Wisconsin.

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Wetland Science and Practice
Published
2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1672/ucrt083-630
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American Environmental and Regional History
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Women in Wetlands: Antecedent American Female Wetland Scientists

Arnold van der Valk
Wetland Science and Practice
American Environmental and Regional History
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Women in Wetlands: Antecedent American Female Wetland Scientists

Arnold van der Valk
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Abstract

published few papers, and they had little impact on the development of wetland science.However, Jewell, Moore, and Morgan all published important papers or books that significantly contributed to the development of wetland science.Minna Jewell wrote papers on the effects of acidity on freshwater biotas, the ecology of prairie wetlands, the impacts of groundwater inputs into lakes, and the freshwater sponges of Wisconsin.

Wetland Science and PracticeVol. 43(2)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
American Environmental and Regional History
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