Community structure of Tricoptera in a mountain stream: spatial patterns of production and functional organization. Huryn, A. Freshwater Biology, 1988.
Paper abstract bibtex Annual production was estimated for Trichoptera occurring in three stream habitats of WS 27. Production was greatest on bedrock-outcrops, followed by riffles and pools. Annual production in bedrock-outcrops and pools was dominated by single functional groups, collector-filterers and shredders respectively. Production in riffles was due to a combination of shredders and collector-filterers. Habitat-weighted production was distributed among functional groups: collector-filterers (41%), shredders (29%), engulfing-predators (15%), scrapers (13%), and collector-gatherers (2%). The distinct taxonomic and functional structures of trichopteran sub-communities were shaped by the physical characteristics of their principal habitats.
@article{huryn_community_1988,
title = {Community structure of {Tricoptera} in a mountain stream: spatial patterns of production and functional organization.},
volume = {20},
url = {http://cwt33.ecology.uga.edu/publications/771.pdf},
abstract = {Annual production was estimated for Trichoptera occurring in three stream habitats of WS 27. Production was greatest on bedrock-outcrops, followed by riffles and pools. Annual production in bedrock-outcrops and pools was dominated by single functional groups, collector-filterers and shredders respectively. Production in riffles was due to a combination of shredders and collector-filterers. Habitat-weighted production was distributed among functional groups: collector-filterers (41\%), shredders (29\%), engulfing-predators (15\%), scrapers (13\%), and collector-gatherers (2\%). The distinct taxonomic and functional structures of trichopteran sub-communities were shaped by the physical characteristics of their principal habitats.},
journal = {Freshwater Biology},
author = {Huryn, A.D.},
year = {1988},
keywords = {CWT}
}
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