… The Delaware basin is the western major structural subdivision of the Permian basin of
west Texas and New Mexico, with an area of more than 13,000 mi 2 (33,500 km 2 ) and …

… sediments, including synthetic organic chemicals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and
trace metals. Critical habitats and food chains supporting many commercial and recreational …

… the effects of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) on … hydrocarbon degraders had
grown up only in naphthalene-amended treatments. Similarly, in a survey of the Delaware …

… derived hydrocarbon source augmented by low levels anthropogenic hydrocarbon … , as
compared to aromatic hydrocarbons (mean 28%), whereas in the Delaware the aromatics were in …

… boundary layer of the Delaware Bay estuary were investigated … genes similar to known
hydrocarbon degraders. The bacterial … These data suggest that polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons …

… The most prolific hydrocarbon-producing shale play in the United States is the Permian
Basin in west Texas, which consists of the Delaware, Midland, and Central sub-basins. The …

… in the Delaware Basin. Well cuttings and produced fluid samples were obtained in a non-invasive
manner to generate stratigraphically unique signals for hydrocarbon fluid movement. …

… the Delaware Basin in a watershed that supplies drinking water to 16 million people (5% of
the US population) in Delaware, … In the Delaware Basin, Marcellus shale gas drilling is at the …

… “Ecology and population structure of a model community of vertebrates in wetland habitats
in the Delaware Estuary ecosystem: a case study of the effects of habitat fragmentation, …