Mean width (a), depth (b), and velocity (c) at lower and upper reaches

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Download scientific diagram | Mean width (a), depth (b), and velocity (c) at lower and upper reaches in each season. Error bars are one standard error. Data from fall were excluded due to dry conditions at the upper reach. An asterisk next to the season designates a significant difference (α = 0.05) between reaches within that season.  from publication: Influence of a Spring on Fish Communities and Habitat in an Ozark Stream | Springs influence water temperature and flow of streams; however, little information exists on the effects of springs on fish communities and their potential as refugia. This study examined the impacts of a spring on a wadeable stream. Fish, water quality, and physical | Fishing Communities, Streams and Upstream | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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