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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Buck Creek"”.
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Changes In Fish Communties Throughout The Buck Creek Watershed In Relation To Land Use
… fish communities, and specifically declines in Buck Darter (Etheostoma nebra) populations, have been observed throughout the Buck Creek watershed since the 1980’s. Thus, goals of this project were to determine if shifts in fish community composition (eg., sensitive to less sensitive families, …
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Population Size And Habitat Association Of Etheostoma Nebra, The Buck Darter, Using Abundance Modeling In The Buck Creek System, Cumberland River Drainage, Kentucky
<p>Etheostoma nebra (Buck Darter) is a recently described fish species confined to the Buck Creek system, Cumberland River drainage, Kentucky. A 2010-2012 survey of Buck Creek by Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources personnel observed E. nebra at 2 of 47 historical sites. Within the …
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Comparison Of Spawning Habitat And Nest Density Between Buck Darter (etheostoma Nebra) And Striped Darter (etheostoma Virgatum) Populations In The Cumberland River Drainage, Kentucky
<p>The Buck Darter (Etheostoma nebra) is an imperiled, small-stream species in the Cumberland River drainage in southern Kentucky. It was originally thought to be a population of the Striped Darter (E. virgatum) species and was prevalent throughout the Buck Creek system. It was separated from the …
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Effects of Acid Deposition and Changing Climate on the Hydrochemistry and Critical Loads of Watersheds in the Adirondack Region of New York
… suggest under constant climate, acid-sensitive Buck Creek would gain more acid neutralizing capacity (ANC) than acid insensitive Archer Creek by 2100 from large reductions in acidic deposition. However, climate change could limit those improvements in stream acid-base status. Under climate …
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A Comparative Ecological Study of Two Sister Species of Darters in Kentucky, <i>Etheostoma Kantuckeense</i> and <i>Etheostoma Lawrencei</i>
<i>Etheostoma kantuckeense</i> and <i>E. lawrencei </i>are former members of the wide ranging <i>E. spectabile</i> species complex. <i>Etheostoma kantuckeense</i> is endemic to the Barren River Basin in Southern Kentucky and Northern Tennessee, while <i>E. lawrencei</i> occurs in the Green River, …