Patrick M Kocovsky (Former Employee)
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Influence of landscape-scale factors in limiting brook trout populations in Pennsylvania streams Influence of landscape-scale factors in limiting brook trout populations in Pennsylvania streams
Landscapes influence the capacity of streams to produce trout through their effect on water chemistry and other factors at the reach scale. Trout abundance also fluctuates over time; thus, to thoroughly understand how spatial factors at landscape scales affect trout populations, one must assess the changes in populations over time to provide a context for interpreting the importance of...
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P.M. Kocovsky, R.F. Carline
Stream pH as an abiotic gradient influencing distributions of trout in Pennsylvania streams Stream pH as an abiotic gradient influencing distributions of trout in Pennsylvania streams
Elevation and stream slope are abiotic gradients that limit upstream distributions of brook trout Salvelinus fontinalis and brown trout Salmo trutta in streams. We sought to determine whether another abiotic gradient, base-flow pH, may also affect distributions of these two species in eastern North America streams. We used historical data from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's...
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Influence of landscape-scale factors in limiting brook trout populations in Pennsylvania streams Influence of landscape-scale factors in limiting brook trout populations in Pennsylvania streams
Landscapes influence the capacity of streams to produce trout through their effect on water chemistry and other factors at the reach scale. Trout abundance also fluctuates over time; thus, to thoroughly understand how spatial factors at landscape scales affect trout populations, one must assess the changes in populations over time to provide a context for interpreting the importance of...
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P.M. Kocovsky, R.F. Carline
Stream pH as an abiotic gradient influencing distributions of trout in Pennsylvania streams Stream pH as an abiotic gradient influencing distributions of trout in Pennsylvania streams
Elevation and stream slope are abiotic gradients that limit upstream distributions of brook trout Salvelinus fontinalis and brown trout Salmo trutta in streams. We sought to determine whether another abiotic gradient, base-flow pH, may also affect distributions of these two species in eastern North America streams. We used historical data from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's...
Authors
P.M. Kocovsky, R.F. Carline