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Stability of the Wabash River fish assemblages from 1974 to 1998
Summary 1. We measured temporal variability of the fish assemblage in the Wabash River using a 25‐year electrofishing dataset through a combination of a time‐lag analysis and multivariate analysis. 2. The fish assemblage had substantial year‐to‐year variation, but the overall abundance pattern did n...
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1. We measured temporal variability of the fish assemblage in the Wabash River using a 25‐year electrofishing dataset through a combination of a time‐lag analysis and multivariate analysis.
2. The fish assemblage had substantial year‐to‐year variation, but the overall abundance pattern did not change. Based on time‐lag analyses and ordinations, there was only weak predictable directional change at individual sites. At the scale of the entire reach, however, the overall combined data had a statistically significant directionality with the time‐lag analysis.
3. These results support the hypothesis that the middle Wabash River stream fish assemblage has undergone change over a time period of 25 years, although at the scale of individual sites this change was not detectable. |
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