Session 11: Community Ecology of Freshwater
Fishes
Edie Marsh-Matthews, Saturday, June 28, HUB West Ballroom
- 8:00 Turner, T.F. A comparative study of larval drift in darters
- 8:15 *Dudley, R.K., Platania, S.P. Materials that imitate the
properties of drifting semi-buoyant cyprinid eggs
- 8:30 *Petty, J.T., Grossman, G.D. Prey patchiness, competitive
interactions, and the space use dynamics of a predatory benthic stream
fish
- 8:45 *Wildhaber, M.L., Schmitt, C.J., Allert, A. Natural and
human factors explaining the distribution and site densities of the Neosho
madtom (Noturus placidus) in the Spring River, a warm-water stream
affected by historic zinc-lead mining
- 9:00 *Labbe, T.R., Fausch, K.D. The population and habitat
dynamics
of Arkansas darter, Etheostoma cragini, in intermittent plains streams
of eastern Colorado
- 9:15 *Taylor, C.M., Warren, M.L., Jr. Stability and diversity
of small stream fish assemblages in the Ouachita Mountains
- 9:30 *Raesly, R.L., Neely, D.A., Matthews, C.R., Shumway, D.L.
Fish
species composition of isolated pools formed during drought
- 9:45 Matthews, W.J. How many fish species really live together?
10:00 Break
- 10:15 *Marsh-Matthews, E., Matthews, W.J., Robison, H.W.
Background
variation in fish assemblage structure: Case studies in three Arkansas
streams
- 10:30 *Hoover, J., Killgore, J. Fish communities in tributaries
of the Savannah River, Georgia
- 10:45 Grossman, G.D. Effects of environmental variation and
interspecific interactions on assemblage organization and microhabitat
use by stream fishes
- 11:00 *Gido, K.B., Propst, D.L. Habitat association of native
and non-native fish species in the San Juan River, New Mexico and Utah:
Are juvenile competitive bottlenecks important?
- 11:15 *Schaefer, J.F., Matthews, W.J. The influence of riffles
on movement rates of fish within streams
- 11:30 *Welsh, S.A., Perry, S.A. Spatial scale and its influence
on estimates of substrate use in stream fishes
- 11:45 Smithson, E.B. Movement patterns of fishes in Ouachita
Highlands streams: A test of the restricted movement paradigm
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