Patterns of assemblage change in prairie stream fishes in relation to urban stormwater impoundments
Identifieur interne : 000014 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 000013; suivant : 000015Patterns of assemblage change in prairie stream fishes in relation to urban stormwater impoundments
Auteurs : Loren W. Stearman ; Dustin T. LynchSource :
- Hydrobiologia [ 0018-8158 ] ; 2013.
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- Affinis, Ameiurus, American benthological society, American fishery society, Annual review, Anomalum, Aquatic science, Assemblage, Assemblage structure, Biological metric, Biotic integrity, Campostoma, Campostoma anomalum, Canadian journal, Catchment, Catchment area, Catchment size, Central oklahoma, Community structure, Composite metric, Cottonwood, Cottonwood creek, Cottonwood creek system, Cottonwood creek watershed, Crutcho creek, Cyanellus, Cyprinella, Cyprinella lutrensis, Cyprinid, Cyprinid specie, Datum, Disturbance, Disturbance index, Disturbance index score, Disturbance index stream size, Ecological, Ecological study, Ecology, Ecosystem, Environmental management, Experimental design, Fathead minnow, Field study, Fish assemblage, Fish assemblage structure, Fish fauna, Fishery, Fishery management, Fragmentation, Freshwater biology, Gambusia affinis, Great plain, Great plain stream, Green sunfish, Habitat fragmentation, High disturbance index score, Humilis, Hydrobiologia, Ictalurus punctatus gambusia affinis, Impoundment, Intolerant, Intolerant specie, Kang marston, Lepomis, Lepomis cyanellus, Lepomis gulosus, Lepomis humilis, Lepomis macrochirus, Lepomis megalotis, Lotic ecosystem, Lutrensis, Macrochirus, Margraf plitt, Matthew, Matthew gelwick, Matthew marshmatthews, Mccune, Mccune grace, Metric, Micropterus salmoides, Minnow, Mirabilis, Multivariate analysis, National hydrography dataset, National land, Native cyprinid, Nonmetric multidimensional, Notropis, Notropis atherinoides, Notropis stramineus, Oklahoma academy, Oklahoma city metropolitan area, Oklahoma state university, Orangespotted, Orangespotted sunfish lepomis humilis, Ostrand wilde, Partial correlation, Partial correlation analysis, Paul meyer, Perkin gido, Phenacobius, Phenacobius mirabilis, Pimephales, Prairie stream, Prairie stream fish, Precise mechanism, Previous study, Rafinesque, Redbed prairie, Relative abundance, Riparian corridor, Rural area, Shiner, Shiner cyprinella lutrensis, Short canal, Similar decline, Simplest explanation, Small impoundment, Software design, Specie, Specie richness, Specie tolerant, State environmental protection agency, State geological survey, Stormwater, Stormwater impoundment, Stormwater management, Stream size, Stream size disturbance index, Stream system, Stream urbanization, Sunfish, Tolerance category, Tolerance score, Topeka shiner, Urban area, Urban fragmentation intensity, Urban habitat fragmentation, Urban land, Urban landscape, Urban stream, Urban stream syndrome, Urbanization, Water quality, Water quality change, Water quality degradation.
Abstract
Abstract: The effects of stream urbanization on fishes have been well studied in general. Yet despite the wealth of knowledge available for streams in many different ecoregions, relatively little is known of the effects of urbanization on prairie stream fishes. Management of urban stormwater through impoundment has the potential to fragment streams, and habitat fragmentation on nonurban streams has been documented to relate to declines in small-bodied mobile minnow species. We asked whether urban habitat fragmentation through stormwater impoundment would relate to a similar decline in small-bodied fishes in Cottonwood Creek, a stream system partially managed by stormwater impoundment in central Oklahoma. Analyses with basic metrics of ecological tolerance, richness, community structure, and multivariate ordination found negative relationships between cyprinid richness and abundance and a metric of urban habitat fragmentation, as well as between Lepomis humilis, a small-bodied sunfish, and the metric of urban habitat fragmentation. We review potential hypotheses for these biological patterns in fragmented urban streams, including predation, lack of successful reproduction, and lack of ability to recolonize above barriers.
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