Project
Evaluating the effects of drought and anthropogenic influences on the growth of stream fishes on the Edwards Plateau
January 2014 - August 2016
Personnel
- Timothy Grabowski, Principal Investigator
- Wade Massure, Student / Post Doc
- Tom Arsuffi, Co-Principal Investigator
Participating Agencies
Both drought and landscape-level anthropogenic alterations, such as alterations of stream channel morphology and flow regime, have the potential to affect fish growth. Results from this study will provide biologists with a better understanding of how drought coupled with anthropogenic alterations effects the overall growth rate of stream fishes and will help improve decisions made for the management and conservation of stream fishes found within similar river systems.
| Theses and Dissertations | Publication Date |
|---|---|
| Massure WA. 2016. Evaluating effects of drought and anthropogenic influences on the growth of stream fishes on the Edwards Plateau, Central Texas. MS thesis. Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas. | August 2016 |