Effects of trophic-sediment interactions on stream communities: technical progress report for period 27 August 1978 - 23 May 1979
Anderson NH. 1979. Effects of trophic-sediment interactions on stream communities: technical progress report for period 27 August 1978 - 23 May 1979
This progress report describes a study of communities found in coastal streams of northern California and Oregon. According to handwritten data (3 pages) with this report, four of the sites are within Redwood National Park (two on Little Lost Man Creek, and one each on Copper and Harry Weir creeks). The report itself doesn't seem clear about individual data sources. One conclusion of the study concerns the importance to aquatic communities of canopy cover, and effects of its removal. The progress report includes tables of data on aquatic invertebrates and their habitats. In addition, an appendix contains a copy of the 33-page proposal (with background information), and an attached 12-page outline of the research includes additional illustrations.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Anderson, N
- Date of Issue
- 1979-05-23
- Units
- REDW
- Keywords
- Aquatic Sciences, Canopy, Copper Creek, Habitats, Harry Weir Creek, Impacts, Invertebrates (Invertebrata), Little Lost Man Creek, Logging, Rivers & Streams, Sediment