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Poster - Bioassessment
Tuesday, May 19, 2009: 1:30 PM-4:30 PM
Ambassador Ballroom
184
Assessment of aquatic invertebrate communities of tributaries of the Buffalo River, Arkansas, and evaluation of indices of community integrity
Janice A. Hinsey
,
Missouri State University
;
Daniel W. Beckman
,
Missouri State University
185
Development of an algal bioassessment tool for freshwater streams in South Carolina
Emily K. Hollingsworth
,
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
;
James B. Glover
,
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
186
Advantages of a statewide database for developing evidence in a watershed causal assessment
Susan M. Cormier
,
US EPA
;
Jeffrey Bailey
,
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection
;
Ben Lowman
,
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection
;
Jeroen Gerritsen
,
Tetra Tech Inc.
;
Lei Zheng
,
Tetra Tech Inc.
187
Evaluating thresholds in stream macroinvertebrate community responses to stress
David R. Smith
,
U. S. Geological Survey
;
Nathaniel P. Hitt
,
U.S. Geological Survey, Leetown Science Center
;
Craig D. Snyder
,
U. S. Geological Survey
188
Bioassessment of STREAMS in the NEW RIVER watershed of eastern Tennessee impacted by surface MINING of coal—a multidecade EVALUATION
Amanda Whitley
,
Austin Peay State University
;
Joseph Schiller
,
Austin Peay State University
;
Jamie Miller
,
Austin Peay State University
;
Rachel Peacher
,
Austin Peay State University
189
Comparison of invertebrate sampling methods in the Middle Rio Grande
Jane S. Fencl
,
University of New Mexico
;
Ayesha S. Burdett
,
University of New Mexico
;
Thomas F. Turner
,
University of New Mexico
190
Detecting changes in stream health: Advantages of multiple-community bioassessments
Cathy M. Tate
,
U.S. Geological Survey
;
Terry M. Short
,
U.S. Geological Survey
191
Linking changes in macroinvertebrate community composition to sources of water quality impairment in Minnesota streams
Christine Dolph
,
University of Minnesota
;
David Huff
,
University of Minnesota
;
Christopher Chizinski
,
University of Minnesota
;
Bruce Vondracek
,
USGS, Minnesota Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
192
Evaluation of single and two-stage adaptive sampling designs for estimation of density and abundance of freshwater mussels in the upper Mississippi River
David R. Smith
,
U. S. Geological Survey
;
Jim Rogala
,
United States Geological Survey
;
Brian Gray
,
United States Geological Survey
;
Steve Zigler
,
United States Geological Survey
;
Teresa J. Newton
,
United States Geological Survey
193
Land cover influence on macroinvertebrate assemblages in Marquette County, Michigan
James C. Olson
,
University of Michigan
;
Ashley M. Burtner
,
University of Michigan
;
Donna R. Kashian
,
Wayne State University
194
Assessing aquatic invertebrate response to reduced flows from run-of-the-RIVER hydropower projects on STREAMS in British Columbia
Mark E. LeRuez
,
Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd.
;
Jim A. Trask
,
Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd.
195
Efficient and effective aquatic macroinvertebrate monitoring for rocky coasts
Valerie Brady
,
Natural Resources Research Institute
;
Lucinda B. Johnson
,
University of Minnesota Duluth
196
Comparison of macroinvertebrate assemblages within a coffee growing region of Manizales, Colombia
Ely Kosnicki
,
University of Missouri - Columbia
;
Jorge A. Botero
,
Cenicafe-FNC
197
Marchant box vs. Caton tray: A comparison of macroinvertebrate subsampling repeatability and cost effectiveness
Gary Lester
,
EcoAnalysts, Inc.
;
Steve Wells
,
EcoAnalysts, Inc.
;
Dawn Hamilton
,
EcoAnalysts, Inc.
198
Macroinvertebrate communities, organic matter, and physical habitat conditions across headwater streams of the otter river, a northern hardwoods watershed in Michigan's upper peninsula, USA
Andrew F. Burgess
,
South Dakota Dept. of Game, Fish and Parks
;
Casey J. Huckins
,
Michigan Technological University
617
Overs and unders. fine sediment in the riverbed or transport through a reach: Relationships with macroinvertebrates
Evan Harrison
,
University of Canberra
;
Richard H. Norris
,
University of Canberra
;
Scott Wilkinson
,
CSIRO Land and Water
Using macroinvertebrate response to inform sediment criteria development in mountain streams
Sandra A. Bryce
,
Dynamac Corporation
;
Philip R. Kaufmann
,
USEPA
;
Gregg A. Lomnicky
,
USEPA
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