Physical, chemical and biological characteristics of Prairie Creek -- October 1991

Meyer JS. 1992. Physical, chemical and biological characteristics of Prairie Creek -- October 1991. Humboldt State University

This paper reports methods and results of sampling at Prairie Creek (Redwood State and National Parks) by students in a Fisheries class at Humboldt State University, Arcata, California. Collected at 5 study sites, the data cover water, substrate, and aquatic invertebrates. Data tables report physical and chemical characteristics (temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, and others), morphological and flow characteristics, substrate size distributions, and invertebrate diversity and types. The brief discussion makes comparisons with a previous student report by David Mushet (1990), finding a notable difference only in conductivity.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Meyer, Joseph
Date of Issue
1992-01-10
Publisher
Humboldt State University
Units
REDW
Keywords
1991, Aquatic Sciences, Biodiversity, biological, chemical, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Grain Size, headwaters, Invertebrates (Invertebrata), physical, Prairie Creek, Prairie Creek Bibliography, Rivers & Streams, student test, Substrate, Water Quality, Water Temperature

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