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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Riparian land use"”.

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

    … urban development, particularly along the riparian landscapes, could impact the stream's ecological health. I assessed fish assemblages (biotic integrity), water quality, instream habitat, and riparian land-use features at eight sites in Black Creek, May-June 2000. Water quality conditions …

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  2. Assessing the impacts of riparian land use on gully development and sediment load : a case study of Nzhelele River Valley, Limpopo Province, South Africa

    Human activities on land degradation have triggered several environmental problems especially in rural areas that are under developed. The main aim of this study is to analyse the contribution of different land uses to gully development and sediment load on the Nzhelele River Valley in the Limpopo …

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  3. Effects of land use on biotic integrity in ridge and valley streams in the Chattanooga Metropolitan Area, Tennessee-Georgia

    … Relationships among these features and land use, at both the riparian and watershed scales, were examined. A total of 40 species representing nine families of fishes were collected by electrofishing. Biotic integrity at all sites was degraded to some extent, with 16 sites receiving index …

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  4. Spatial habitat variation in a Great Plains river: effects on the fish assemblage and food web structure

    … isotope analysis. Satellite imagery indicated riparian habitat on the Kansas River was dominated by agriculture in the upper reaches (>35%) and tended to increase in urban land use in the lower reaches (>58%). Instream habitat complexity also decreased with increased urban area (<25%) becoming …

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