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Historical Changes in Nebraska's Lotic Fish Assemblages: Implications of Anthropogenic Alterations

2014-07-01

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The plains of midwestern North America have undergone significant anthropogenic alterations following European settlement with consequent effects to lotic fish assemblage structure. We examined trends in fish assemblage structure and function in Nebraska's lotic systems using site-specific, presence-absence data from historical (1939–1940) and contemporary surveys (2003–2005; n = 183). Shifts in fish assemblage st...

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DOI: 10.1674/0003-0031-172.1.160

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