Is water extraction a threat to insect populations in intermittently-flowing streams?
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posted on 2007-01-01, 00:00 authored by Ed ChesterEd Chester, Belinda RobsonStream insects use a variety of refuges to survive drought that vary in their vulnerability to water extraction. We surveyed drought refuges in 16 ephemeral streams with different flow regimes. Perennial sections were the most important drought refuge, but are the most likely to disappear when water is extracted.
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Royal Entomological Society. Symposium (2007 : Edinburgh, Scotland)Pagination
19 - 19Publisher
Royal Entomological SocietyLocation
Edinburgh, ScotlandPlace of publication
Edinburgh, ScotlandStart date
2007-07-16End date
2007-07-18Language
engPublication classification
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ENTO 07 : Royal Entomological Society International Symposium : aquatic insects : challanges to populationsUsage metrics
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