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A Comparison of the Index of Biotic Integrity by Habitat Type in Swan Creek, Southwest Missouri
… of stream health. During summer 2002 we sampled Swan Creek, a 5th order stream in Southwest Missouri, which flows into the White River system. We sampled 19 sites, collecting 59 species and 17,622 individuals. Each sampling site was selected randomly and then sampled to determine fish …
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Characterization of Metal Concentrations in Sediment and Water of the Swan Creek Watershed, A Major Tributary in the Maumee River Area of Concern
In 1985, the Swan Creek watershed was designated as a part of the Maumee River Area of Concern by the International Joint Commission’s Water Quality Board, due in part to the presence of heavy metal and organic chemical sediment contamination detrimental to the overall quality of the Great Lakes. …
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The Effects of Bridge Crossings on Fish Assemblages in a Southwest Missouri Stream
… by sampling fishes in selected streams (Bull and Swan Creek) with the goal of developing an Index of Biotic Integrity (IBI). From 1 June 2002 until 30 September 2002 I sampled fish located in the vicinity of bridge crossings in Swan Creek to determine if fish assemblages found around bridges …
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Physical and Biological Impacts of Gravel Mining on Three Southwest Missouri Streams
… and biological impacts of gravel mining on Bull Creek, Swan Creek, and the Finley River in southwest Missouri. I hypothesized that overall abundances of native game fishes have been significantly altered by local gravel mining operations. Similar studies have indicated that the greatest areas of …
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Age, Growth, and Population Structure of Black Redhorse (Moxostoma Duquesnei) and Golden Redhorse (Moxostoma Erythrurum) in Southwest Missouri
… three White River tributaries (James River, Bull Creek, and Swan Creek) and one Arkansas River tributary (Elk River) in southwest Missouri. Validation of annulus formation in otoliths, using marginal increment analysis, indicated that both species formed the annulus from May to June. The 55 age …