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    Stream-Riparian Linkages : Searching for Patterns in Invertebrate Community Structure

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    Date
    2012-04
    Author
    Devoe, Aaron
    Gaffney, Laura
    Weirich, Joseph
    Advisor(s)
    Merten, Eric
    Murray, Kelly L.
    Wellnitz, Todd A.
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    Abstract
    The riparian zone is the terrestrial habitat bordering a stream. Both aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates are found in riparian food webs and each habitat influences the other and comprise the stream ecosystem (Baxter et al., 2005). Riparian zones are excellent indicators of human impact on stream ecosystems. The objective of this study was to examine emergent aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates to document trends in the abundance and distribution of riparian invertebrates in relation to a stream logjam in Beaver Creek, a sandy-bottomed stream near Fall Creek, WI.
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    Stream ecology--Wisconsin--Eau Claire County
    Riparian areas
    Invertebrate communities--Effect of water current on
    Wilderness areas--Effect of human beings on
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