Hydrologic and behavioral constraints on oviposition of stream insects: implications for adult dispersal

Authors: Peckarsky, B. L.; Taylor, B. W.; Caudill, C. C.

Year: 2000

Journal: Oecologia, Vol. 125, pp. 186-200

Publisher: UNKNOWN

DOI: 10.1007/s004420000446

Keywords: AVERY CREEK, BAETIDAE, BAETIS BICAUDATUS, BENTHETTE BROOK, BILLY'S BROOK, COLONIZATION, COPPER CREEK, DISPERSAL, EAST RIVER, EPHEMEROPTERA, HYDROLOGIC REGIME, OVIPOSITION, RMBL, ROCK CREEK, SNODGRASS CREEK, STREAM E

Abstract

Oviposition and emergence of a bivoltine population of B. bicaudatus in multiple stream reaches in one high-altitude watershed in western Colorado over 3 years was surveyed to determine whether hydrologic variation necessitated dispersal of females to find suitable oviposition sites and whether the local supply of females could provide the supply of local recruits, and whether local recruitment determined the local production of adults.

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