9484

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 9484
• Author: Osmundson, D. B., V. L. Ryel, V. L. Lamarra and J. Pitlick
• Title: Flow-Sediment-Biota Relations
• USFW Year: 2002
• USFW - Doc Type: Implications for River Regulation Effects on Native Fish Abundance
• Copyright Material: YES

1726 D. B. OSMUNDSON ET AL. Ecological Applications
Vol. 12, No. 6
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Fic. 2. Longitudinal pattern of physical parameters by study stratum: (a) bankfull width and depth of channel; (b)
percentage of surface area of the dominant habitat types (run and riffle); (c) mean D50 particle size of riffle and run substrates;
(d) mean D50 particle size of riffle and run substrates excluding particles <2 mm; (e) fraction of riffle and run surface material
consisting of particles <2 mm; (f) percentage of embeddedness (aerial surface area composed of fines) of riffle and run
substrates; (g) depth of free space within riffle and run substrates; (h) volume of void space within riffle and run substrates.
Values plotted are means ± 1 SE.