Angradi, T., R. Hood and D. Tarter. Vertical, longitudinal and temporal
variation in the macrobenthos of an Appalachian headwater stream system. pp
223-242.
Lauer, T. E., A. Spacie, and D. K. Barnes. The distribution and habitat
preferences of freshwater sponges (Porifera) in four southern Lake Michigan
harbors. pp 243-253.
Gasper, B. R., J. B. Koppelman, S. P. Schwery and T. T. Eckdahl. Genetic
variation among Cottus species in Missouri revealed by RAPD analysis. pp
264-270.
Wilkinson, C. D. and D. R. Edds. Spatial pattern and environmental
correlates of a midwestern stream fish community: including spatial
autocorrelation as a factor in community analyses. pp 271-289.
Pierce, C. L., M. D. Sexton, and M. E. Pelham. Short-term variability and
long-term change in the composition of the littoral zone fish community in
Spirit Lake, Iowa. pp 290-299.
Now for the question...
Please excuse my ignorance but in the Angradi et al. article they use the
phrase "hyporheic habitat". I am not familiar with the terminology. Can
someone please clarify?
Thanks,
Rob Denkhaus
Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge
"If you figure out that you don't
need to figure it all out, you are
finally getting your s**t together."
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