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Oak Creek Snails

Purpose

Trays filled with stream sediment will be placed in the channel for colonization by stream invertebrates. Snail densities in each tray will be manipulated to test the effect of snails on the abundance of other stream invertebrates. One half of the chann

Project Start Date

1981-07-15

Project End Date

1985-09-30

Related Publications

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

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Aquatic Organisms
Crustaceans & Snails

Keywords

Oak Creek
Creeks
stream
streams
snail
snails
invertebrate
invertebrates
densities
density
channel
channels
Norman Anderson
Charles Hawkins

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No

Agency

OSU

Project Type

Research

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N/A

Researcher

Anderson, Norman H.

Role

C

Collaborators

Hawkins, Charles P.

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Import Unique ID

178

Project ID

178