The influence of an in-stream thermal gradient on chironomid emergence during winter
Abstract
The River Continuum Concept (RCC) predicts that aquatic insect communities undergo predictable changes in composition from headwaters to downstream regions relative to changes in habitat. An important aspect of this change is stream temperature. Studies have been conducted on thermal partitioning of chironomids within the RCC and across streams with different thermal regimes; however, few have focused on effects of fine-scale within-stream...
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Title
The influence of an in-stream thermal gradient on chironomid emergence during winter
Published Date
Sep 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
847
Issue
15
Pages
3153 - 3167
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