Examining the ecological consequences of restoring flow intermittency to artificially perennial lowland streams: Patterns and predictions from the broken-boosey creek system in Northern Victoria, Australia

Paul Reich; Damien McMaster; Nicholas Restall Bond; Leon Metzeling; Philip Spencer Lake

Examining the ecological consequences of restoring flow intermittency to artificially perennial lowland streams: Patterns and predictions from the broken-boosey creek system in Northern Victoria, Australia

Paul Reich, Damien McMaster, Nicholas Restall Bond, Leon Metzeling, Philip Spencer Lake

School of Biological Sciences

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	529 - 545
Number of pages	16
Journal	River Research and Applications
Volume	26
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Reich, Paul ; McMaster, Damien ; Bond, Nicholas Restall ; Metzeling, Leon ; Lake, Philip Spencer. / Examining the ecological consequences of restoring flow intermittency to artificially perennial lowland streams: Patterns and predictions from the broken-boosey creek system in Northern Victoria, Australia. In: River Research and Applications. 2010 ; Vol. 26. pp. 529 - 545.

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