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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Fish populations--Tennessee--Chattanooga"”.

  1. Influences of watershed urban development on habitat heterogeneity and native fish diversity in a ridge and valley stream in Southeastern Tennessee

    … with instream environmental conditions and fish assemblage attributes in a third-order Ridge and Valley stream in the Chattanooga, Tennessee area. Stream water quality, habitat, and fish assemblages were sampled in May-June 2005 at seven sites (drainage areas <17 km2) in the Mountain Creek …

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  2. Evaluation of sampling methodologies for assessing fish species richness in ridge and valley streams in Chattanooga, Tennessee

    I evaluated the adequacy of different electrofishing approaches for estimating species richness in small Ridge and Valley streams. My study objectives were to determine the effects of the sampling season, reach length, habitat sequences surveyed, and sampling intensity on estimates of fish species …

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  3. Effect of riparian land use on the biotic integrity of fish assemblages in Black Creek, Chattanooga, Tennessee

    … Creek is a third-order Ridge and Valley stream (Tennessee River drainage) in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Most ofBlack Creek's watershed is forested (ca. 71% in 1991 ). However, increasing urban development, particularly along the riparian landscapes, could impact the stream's ecological health. I …

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