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  • Abiotic and biotic data collected from Spadra and Greenbriar Creeks in Clarksville, Arkansas in spring, 2024.
  • Hunt, Darrin S; Assistant Professor; University of the Ozarks
    Brown, Olivia; Student; University of the Ozarks
    Chrisman, Joseph; Student; University of the Ozarks
    Firra, Jonathan; Student; University of the Ozarks
    Streithorst, Quintin; Student; University of the Ozarks
  • 2024-04-30
  • Hunt, D.S., O. Brown, J. Chrisman, J. Firra, and Q. Streithorst. 2024. Abiotic and biotic data collected from Spadra and Greenbriar Creeks in Clarksville, Arkansas in spring, 2024. ver 2. Environmental Data Initiative. https://doi.org/DOI_PLACE_HOLDER (Accessed 2024-12-29).

  • University of the Ozarks stream ecology students collected biotic (macroinvertebrate and fish community) and abiotic (temperature, pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, discharge) data in the spring 2024 semester. Macroinvertebrate data was collected using kick nets, D-nets, and visual inspection, and fish were collected using seine nets. Temperature is being logged in perpetuity with a HOBO, MX2201 data logger, and pH, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen were recorded using a YSI Quatro handheld multiparameter probe. River discharge was calculated manually using the surface float method, and a qualitative habitat assessment was conducted. This data package is a long-term, temporal, student-led data generation effort designed to be shared with the freshwater community.

  • N: 35.4718502      S: 35.4686294      E: -93.4528618      W: -93.4610977
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  • DOI PLACE HOLDER
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