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Variable importance plots for random forest regressions predicting abundances of Cyrtonaias tampicoensis , Lampsilis bracteata , and Utterbackia imbecillis using modeled hydraulic...

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Variable importance plots for random forest regressions predicting abundances of Cyrtonaias tampicoensis , Lampsilis bracteata , and Utterbackia imbecillis using modeled hydraulic...

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Variable importance plots for random forest regressions predicting abundances of Cyrtonaias tampicoensis , Lampsilis bracteata , and Utterbackia imbecillis using modeled hydraulic...

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Additional methodology for field data collection and HEC-RAS model preparation.

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Additional methodology for field data collection and HEC-RAS model preparation.

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Additional methodology for field data collection and HEC-RAS model preparation.

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Data flow diagram describing inputs and outputs of data analysis, including the data used to create a two-dimensional HEC-RAS model to simulate flow conditions in a segment of the...

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Data flow diagram describing inputs and outputs of data analysis, including the data used to create a two-dimensional HEC-RAS model to simulate flow conditions in a segment of the...

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Data flow diagram describing inputs and outputs of data analysis, including the data used to create a two-dimensional HEC-RAS model to simulate flow conditions in a segment of the...

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Habitat preferences of freshwater mussels [67], as shown by percent of available habitat sampled ( i . e ., pool, riffle, run) compared to percent of the total mussel abundance fou...

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Habitat preferences of freshwater mussels [67], as shown by percent of available habitat sampled ( i . e ., pool, riffle, run) compared to percent of the total mussel abundance fou...

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Habitat preferences of freshwater mussels [67], as shown by percent of available habitat sampled ( i . e ., pool, riffle, run) compared to percent of the total mussel abundance fou...

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Getis Ord Gi* hotspots of species richness, Shannon-Wiener diversity, and Simpson’s diversity within the study segment in the San Saba River, TX.

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Getis Ord Gi* hotspots of species richness, Shannon-Wiener diversity, and Simpson’s diversity within the study segment in the San Saba River, TX.

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Getis Ord Gi* hotspots of species richness, Shannon-Wiener diversity, and Simpson’s diversity within the study segment in the San Saba River, TX.

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Results of Wilcoxon tests comparing average hydraulic conditions during low (0.42 m 3 s -1 ), moderate (5.32 m 3 s -1 ), moderate-high, (32.28 m 3 s -1 ), and high (361.89 m 3 s -1...

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Results of Wilcoxon tests comparing average hydraulic conditions during low (0.42 m 3 s -1 ), moderate (5.32 m 3 s -1 ), moderate-high, (32.28 m 3 s -1 ), and high (361.89 m 3 s -1...

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Results of Wilcoxon tests comparing average hydraulic conditions during low (0.42 m 3 s -1 ), moderate (5.32 m 3 s -1 ), moderate-high, (32.28 m 3 s -1 ), and high (361.89 m 3 s -1...