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Macroinvertebrate Communities in the ‘Wild & Scenic’ Reach of the Loxahatchee River

Macroinvertebrate Communities in the ‘Wild & Scenic’ Reach of the Loxahatchee River. Loxahatchee River Watershed Science Symposium February 2001. Richard C. Dent, Mary S. Ridler and Lorene Bachman Loxahatchee River District.

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Macroinvertebrate Communities in the ‘Wild & Scenic’ Reach of the Loxahatchee River

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  1. Macroinvertebrate Communities in the ‘Wild & Scenic’ Reach of the Loxahatchee River Loxahatchee River Watershed Science Symposium February 2001 Richard C. Dent, Mary S. Ridler and Lorene Bachman Loxahatchee River District

  2. Figure #2 :Comparison of General Taxonomic Composition, Station #67 & Station #69 1991-1999

  3. Figure #3 : Relative Presence of General Taxonomic Groups at Biological Sampling Station #69 123 Total Species Identified 1991-1999

  4. Figure #4 : Relative Presence of General Taxonomic Groups at Biological Sampling Station #67 123 Total Species Identified 1991-1999

  5. Major Taxonomic Groups Mean Number and Observation Frequency

  6. Most Frequently Observed Genera

  7. Figure #5 : Temporal Trends for Select Metrics at Station #67 Metric value Time

  8. Figure #6 : Temporal Trends for Select Indices at Station #67 Index value time

  9. Figure #7 : Temporal Trends for Selected Metrics at Station #69 Metric value

  10. Figure #8 : Temporal Trends for Select Indices at Station #69 Index value

  11. Figure #9 : River Flow at Station #69 During Sampling Events 1991-99 Flow in cfs time

  12. Figure #10 : Relative Presence of Functional Feeding Groups at Sta. #67

  13. Figure #11 : Relative Presence of Functional Feeding Groups at Sta. #69

  14. Figure #13 : Comparison of Analytical Results at Station #69 value

  15. Figure #12 : Comparison of Analytical Results at Station #67 Value

  16. Figure #14 : Comparison of Select Metrics for Two Related Sites Sampled Concurrently in 1992, 1993 and 1994 value

  17. Typical Water Quality Conditions at Monitoring Stations 1991-1999

  18. Synopsis of General Taxonomic Conditions 1991-1999

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