Regions with unique habitats often harbor endemic taxa associated with temporally stable
habitats. We identified such habitats that sustain endemic fishes in the plains of North …

Streamflow duration is used to differentiate reaches into discrete classes (eg, perennial,
intermittent, and ephemeral) for water resource management. Because the depiction of the …

This paper applies concepts of landscape ecology and patch dynamics to lotic systems. We
present a framework for the investigation of pattern and process in lotic ecosystems that …

Great Plains streams are highly endangered and can serve as model systems for studying
disturbance ecology and related issues of resistance and resilience in temperate …

We examined the importance of zonation and species additions in explaining longitudinal
changes in the fish assemblage of a Rocky Mountain stream that descends onto the Great …

Traditionally, threatened species management has emphasized conservation of individual
populations and has assumed that abundance within suitable habitats is primarily governed …

A spatially intensive survey in 1989 of 52 sites in the Red River drainage in southwest
Oklahoma and surveys in all years from 1978 to 1987 on four sites in the drainage provided …

A quantification of the fine sediment budget of a wadi (dryland river) in NW Algeria is
presented for a period of 22 hydrological years (1973–1995). The climate is Mediterranean …

Intermittent streams are common worldwide, and the ability of invertebrates to recover from
floods and drought is a key feature of communities from these highly disturbed ecosystems …

During recent decades, the Tuckahoe Creek (Virginia) watershed has been altered by
human activities, including road and bridge construction, commercial and residential …