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  JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources AssociationVolume 16 Issue 4, Pages 690 - 696 Published Online: 8 Jun 2007 © 2010 American Water Resources Association Published on behalf of the American Water Resources Association
Abstract | References | Full Text: PDF (Size: 748K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  EFFECTS OF WATER DRAWDOWN ON THE FAUNA IN SMALL COLD WATER RESERVOIRS Copyright 1980 by the American Water Resources Association KEYWORDS drawdown effects • drawdown patterns • small cold water reservoirs • invertebrates • trout • suckers • reservoir ecology ABSTRACTABSTRACT: Two small cold water reservoirs with stable water levels were compared with two reservoirs scheduled for complete drawdown to determine the effects of drawdown on invertebrate abundance and fish abundance and density. An extensive literature review supplemented the results with other applicable information. No conclusive evidence of effects of drawdown on invertebrates or fish was found. Characteristics of a reservoir and its drainage basin which obscure or lessen drawdown effects are discussed. Analysis and observation of drawdown procedures showed that duration and scheduling of draw-down periods are important in determining whether drawdown will be harmful to fauna in a given reservoir. | 
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 | Biotechnology Progress |
New Impact Factor for 2008: 2.108 Biotechnology Progress is the official journal for the AIChE technological community Society for Biological Engineering (SBE). | |
