Dissolved Oxygen in Intragravel and surface water conditions in three tributaries of Redwood Creek
Woods PF. 1980. Dissolved Oxygen in Intragravel and surface water conditions in three tributaries of Redwood Creek. Humboldt State University
This thesis study is part of the larger environmental/ecological investigation of Redwood Creek, particularly with regard to the effects of logging. Study sites are Little Lost Man Creek, a tributary to Lost Man Creek, and Panther Creek, representing virgin redwood, a recovering logged area, and a recently logged area. Intragravel conditions are critical in successful reproduction of the anadromous salmonids using the streams, and results show differences between unlogged and logged areas. Figures include original prints (black-and-white) showing channel morphology, logged areas, and gravel sizes; data are presented in graphs and tables. Two appendices give dissolved oxygen and gravel-size data.
- Type
- Academic
- Authors
- Woods, Paul
- Date of Issue
- 1980-02
- Publisher
- Humboldt State University
- Units
- REDW
- Keywords
- Aquatic Sciences, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Geomorphology, Grain Size, Gravel, Logging, Prairie Creek Bibliography, Redwood Creek Basin Redwood National Park CA, River Channel, Rivers & Streams, Salmonids (Salmonidae), Thesis