E-mail: jrichard@interchg.ubc.ca Received 25January 2000; in revised form 5 February 2001; accepted 3 April 2001 Keywords: aquatic insects, Brillia , Despaxia , detritivores, Lepidostoma , life cycles, Malenka , phenology, stream, Zapada Abstract The timing of life cycles, including growth rates, was ...
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zapada.columbiana (p= zapada.oregonensis (p temp p 5 1015202530 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 rhyacophila rhyacophila.betteni (p= 0.07) rhyacophila.brunnea (p= 0) rhyacophila.hyalinata (p= 0.31) rhyacophila.narvae (p= 0) rhyacophila.vofixa (p= 0)
Plecoptera Zapada Oregonensis gr. 4 12 Trichoptera Cryptochia furcata 0 2 x Trichoptera Neothremma alicia 108 155 x Trichoptera Dicosmoecus gilvipes 1 4 x Trichoptera Micrasema 12 34 x Trichoptera Oligophlebodes 0 3 x Trichoptera Parapsyche elsis 0 1 x Trichoptera Psychoglypha 0 1 x Trichoptera Rhyacophila alberta gr. 1 4 ...
spring and summer although some emerge in the fall. Figure 6.27: Leuctra sp. (Leuctridae) larva, Dorsal View. Figure 6.28: Zapada haysi (Nemouridae) larva,
Wahkeena Falls flightless stonefly Zapada wahkeena Clams: California floater mussel Anodonta californiensis Plants Howell's bentgrass Agrostis howellii
In Nemoura, Illiesonemoura, Zapada, and Soyedina the lateral basal corners are formed into distinct lateral knobs resembling ball and socket hinges.
30 June 2010 Volume 3, Issue 2 SAFIT Page 6 Odd gill numbers and shapes in the stonefly Zapada cinctipes The genus Zapada in the stonefly family Nemouridae bears distinct cervical gills in the neck region as the name implies.
Metal concentrations in benthic invertebrates reflected differences in feeding habits and body size among taxa, with greatest concentrations of Zn, Cu and Cd in the small mayfly Rhithrogena , which feeds on periphyton, and greatest concentrations of Pb in the small stonefly Zapada , a detritivore.