Development of a Nebraska culvert aquatic organism passage screening tool.

Hoback, Wyatt W.; Grauf, Jeremy; Prenosil, Erik; University of Nebraska--Lincoln

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Development of a Nebraska culvert aquatic organism passage screening tool.

2012-12-01
By Hoback, Wyatt W. ; Grauf, Jeremy ; Prenosil, Erik

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Hoback, Wyatt W. ; Grauf, Jeremy ; Prenosil, Erik

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University of Nebraska--Lincoln
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Aquatic Life Biodiversity Culverts Ecosystems Endangered Species Field Studies Fishes Habitat (Ecology)
Publication/ Report Number:

M334
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Nebraska
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Nebraska. Dept. of Roads
Abstract:

Culverts channelize water relative to natural stream reaches, which can increase the velocity of water passing through them. Increased water velocities can alter stream morphology and create a possible barrier or obstacle to fish passage, which may affect localized fish abundance and diversity. In addition to changes in water velocity, a waterfall can be created on the downstream side. These changes potentially limit the ability of stream fishes to reach upstream areas.
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