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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-00650-1unding. Within each stratum 25 random locations were sampled for benthic community condition. In 1999 the percent of the benthos with poor benthic community condition for the entire Chesapeake Bay was 47% and varied from 20% at the mouth of the Bay to 72% in the Potomac River. The estimated area of

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Southern California’s Marine Monitoring System Ten Years After the National Research Council Evaluatas a network of coordinated local and regional efforts. Finally, the NRC emphasized the need for better reporting and for periodic review of monitoring’s relevance to management concerns. In this paper, we use southern California as a test case to assess progress made in implementing the NRC’s recom