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Biodiversity of Coast Range Streams: McDonald Dunn Forest

Purpose

Ecology and Systematic of Aquatic Insects: Planning a study with personnel in Fisheries and Wildlife on the role of aquatic insects in the degradation of wood in streams. Oak Creek may be used for 2 objectives: (1) as a sampling site for wood in varying

Project Start Date

1961-01-01

Project End Date

2000-12-31

Related Publications

Anderson, N.H., and Bruce Hansen. Effects of Long-term Regulated Flow on the Community Composition of Stream Invertebrates. Corvallis, Oregon: Water Resources Research Institute. Oregon State University. 1986.

Anderson, N.H., and Kerst, Cary. The Plecoptera Community of a small stream in Oregon, USA. Freshwater Biology, 1975, Volume 5, pages 189-203.

Anderson, N.H., and Wold, Janet L. Emergence Trap Collections of Trichoptera from an Oregon Stream. The Canadian Entomologist, Vol. 104, Feb. 1972, 189-201.

Hawkins, Charles, and Furnish, Joseph. Are Snails Important Competitors in Stream Ecosystems? OIKOS (Copenhagen) 49:209-220, 1987.

Project Categories

Hydrology
Woody Debris

Keywords

Biodiversity
biodiverse
coast range
stream
streams
hydrology
water
hydro
aquatic insect
insects
degradation
degrade
wood
woody
debris
Ecology
Oak Creek
Norman Anderson
David Lytle

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No

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OSU

Project Type

Research

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N/A

Researcher

Anderson, Norman H.

Role

PI

Collaborators

Lytle, David

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Import Unique ID

57

Project ID

57