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A limnological survey of Little Stony Creek with special emphasis on aquatic insects165 views
Author
Mann, Chester Abram, Mountain Lake Biological Station, University of Virginia
Advisors
Reynolds, Bruce D., Department of Biology, University of Virginia
Lewis, Ivey F., Department of Biology, University of Virginia
Abstract
In this survey of Little Stony Creek, the purpose is to discover what correlation, if any, exists between the chemical and thermal conditions of the water and the number and kinds of invertebrates present, with special emphasis on those forms which might serve as food for fish. Another purpose is to ascertain the extent to which pollution has occurred in the lower reaches of the stream after it has passed for some distance through an area populated by man.
Degree
MS (Master of Science)
Keywords
Aquatic insects; Freshwater animals--Virginia--Little Stony Creek
Language
English
Rights
All rights reserved (no additional license for public reuse)
Mann, Chester Abram. A limnological survey of Little Stony Creek with special emphasis on aquatic insects. University of Virginia, Mountain Lake Biological Station, MS (Master of Science), 1950-01-01, https://doi.org/10.18130/31ww-zp46.