Bed disturbance via foraging fish increases bedload transport during subsequent high flows and is controlled by fish size and species

Benthic foraging by fish can modify the nature and rates of fine sediment accrual and the structure and topography of coarse-grained fluvial substrates, with the potential to alter bed material characteristics, particle entrainment thresholds, and bedload transport fluxes. However, knowledge of what...

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Main Authors: Andrew Pledger, Stephen Rice, Jonathan Millett
Format: Default Article
Published: 2016
Subjects:
Geology not elsewhere classified
Other earth sciences not elsewhere classified
Ecosystem engineering
Barbel
Chub
Imbrication
Bedload transport
Zoogeomorphology
Earth Sciences not elsewhere classified
Geology
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/19327
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