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Autor:
Patricia A. Benner, James R. Sedell
This chapter discusses some of the anthropogenic modifications made to the river system since the advent of Euro-American influence, and synthesizes material from the authors' own research, and published material on the upper Willamette River. It foc
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Publikováno v:
Fisheries. 36:278-288
Freshwater fishes continue to decline at a rapid rate despite substantial conservation efforts. Native fish conservation areas (NFCAs) are a management approach emphasizing persistent native fish communities and healthy watersheds while simultaneousl
Autor:
Patrick J. Martinez, Fred A. Harris, Jeffrey L. Kershner, Christopher A. Frissell, Leah Elwell, Gordon H. Reeves, Richard N. Williams, James R. Sedell, Jack E. Williams, David P. Philipp, Dirk Miller, Russell F. Thurow
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Fisheries. 36:267-277
The status of freshwater fishes continues to decline despite substantial conservation efforts to reverse this trend and recover threatened and endangered aquatic species. Lack of success is partially due to working at smaller spatial scales and focus
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Ecological Applications. 10:1478-1496
An historical stream survey (1934-1945) was compared with current surveys (1987-1997) to assess changes in pool frequencies in the Columbia River Basin. We sur- veyed 2267 km of 122 streams across the basin, representing a wide range of lithologies,
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Environmental Management. 25:425-444
Many of the aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest United States have been simplified and degraded in part through past land-management activities. Recent listings of fishes under the Endangered Species Act and major new initiati
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Journal of Phycology. 34:561-567
Colonization dynamics and metabolism of algal communities on wood (small pieces of Douglas fir) and artificial rock (tiles) substrata were investigated in an open reach in Mack Creek, Cascade Mountain Range, Oregon, for 42 days. Chlorophyll a concent
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Journal of Forestry. 92:28-31
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Transactions of the American Fisheries Society. 122:309-317
We examined the relationships of timber harvest, stream habitat complexity, and diversity of juvenile anadromous salmonid assemblages in 14 small- to intermediate-sized basins in coastal Oregon between 1985 and 1989. Diversity (the inverse of a speci
Autor:
G. Wayne Minshall, James R. Sedell, Robin L. Vannote, Robert C. Petersen, Thomas L. Bott, Colbert E. Cushing, Kenneth W. Cummins
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Journal of the North American Benthological Society. 11:111-137
Studies were conducted at three locations in the Lower Salmon River, Idaho (USA) and at one Upper Salmon "calibration" site to extend results of previous research (headwater through 5-6th-order [1-814 links] streams) to an 8th-order (15,000 links) ri
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Environmental Management. 14:711-724
Habitats or environmental factors that convey spatial and temporal resistance and/or resilience to biotic communities that have been impacted by biophysical disturbances may be called refugia. Most refugia in rivers are characterized by extensive cou