The longitudinal distribution of fishes in an east Texas stream

Evans JW. 1977. The longitudinal distribution of fishes in an east Texas stream. Texas A & M University

Investigations of fish differences along the length of Big Sandy Creek. Investigation took place June 1974 to January 1976. Measured species composition, abundance, size, diversity and stream characteristics (though found that flooding, drought and migration were more important than temperature, gradient and environmental variation). Appendices includes lists of species found at each collection station and stream parameters.

Type
Academic
Authors
Evans, James
Date of Issue
1977-05
Publisher
Texas A & M University
Units
BITH
Keywords
Animal Studies, Biodiversity, Bony Fishes (Osteichthyes), Population Density, Rivers & Streams, Size, Thesis

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