Effects of an exotic bivalve mollusc on benthic invertebrates and food quality in the Ohio River

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作者：
Kim S. Greenwood
James H. Thorp
R. Brent Summers
Debra L. Guelda
机构：
[1] University of Louisville,Biology Department
[2] University of Kansas,Kansas Biological Survey and Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
[3] Campbellsville University,Biology Department
[4] Bemidji State University,Department of Biology
来源：
Hydrobiologia | 2001年 / 462卷
关键词：
food quality; stable isotopes; zebra mussels;
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Effects of zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) on populations of amphipods (Gammarus fasciatus) and prosobranch snails (Lithasia obovata) and on nutritional quality of benthic organic matter were examined in 20 artificial streams receiving Ohio River water and containing either mussels or small gravel. Twenty individually-marked snails were placed in each trough, and streams were allowed to colonize with other benthic species for 28 days.
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页码：169 / 172
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