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Diel epibenthic activity of mayfly nymphs, and its non-concordance with behavioral drift

Authors: Allan, J. D.; Flecker, A. S.; McClintock, N. C.
Year: 1986
Journal: Limnology and Oceanography, Vol. 31, pp. 1057-1065
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Keywords: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, AQUATIC BIOLOGY, BAETIS BICAUDATUS, CEMENT CREEK, CINYGMULA, DIEL DATA, DRIFT, RMBL, STREAM ECOLOGY

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