Search Results - "Hauer, F.R"

Pattern and process in northern rocky mountain headwaters: ecological linkages in the headwaters of the crown of the continent by Hauer, F.R, Stanford, J.A, Lorang, M.S

“…The Crown of the Continent is one of the premiere ecosystems in North America containing Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, the Bob Marshall-Great…”
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EFFECTS OF HYDROLOGIC CONNECTIVITY ON WATER CHEMISTRY, SOILS, AND VEGETATION STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN AN INTERMONTANE DEPRESSIONAL WETLAND LANDSCAPE by Cook, Bradley J., Richard Hauer, F.

“…Historically, depressional wetlands have been viewed as small, closed basins without a naturally integrated inter-wetland surface drainage system. In this…”
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Climate, hydrologic disturbance, and succession: drivers of floodplain pattern by Whited, Diane C., Lorang, Mark S., Harner, Mary J., Hauer, F. Richard, Kimball, John S., Stanford, Jack A.

“…Floodplains are among the world's most threatened ecosystems due to the pervasiveness of dams, levee systems, and other modifications to rivers. Few unaltered…”
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Role of refugia in recovery from disturbances: modern fragmented and disconnected river systems by Sedell, J.R. (USDA, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station, Corvallis, OR), Reeves, G.H, Hauer, F.R, Stanford, J.A, Hawkins, C.P

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Larval Specialization and Phenotypic Variation in Arctopsyche Grandis (Trichoptera: Hydrospsychidae) by Hauer, F. Richard, Stanford, Jack A.

“…Life history, trophic dynamics, abundance, and microdistribution of Arctopsyche grandis (Banks) were investigated in the Flathead River Basin, Montana. Two…”
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Invertebrate colonization of submerged wood in a cypress-tupelo swamp and blackwater stream by Thorp, J.H, McEwan, E.M, Flynn, M.F, Hauer, F.R

“…We examined the effects of location within a swamp-stream ecosystem on colonization rate and community structure of the macroinvertebrate assemblages of…”
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Bionomics of dicosmoecus gilvipes (Trichoptera: Limnephilidae) in a large western Montane river [McCloud River, California] by Hauer, F. Richard, Stanford, Jack A.

“…Dicosmoecus gilvipes (Hagen) had a 2-year life cycle in the upper Flathead River, Montana. First-instar larvae appeared in spring and grew to fourth instar by…”
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