Biological-community composition in small streams and its relations to habitat, nutrients, and land use in agriculturally dominated landscapes in Indiana and Ohio, 2004, and implications for assessing nutrient conditions in Midwest streams
by B. J. Caskey
Part of Scientific investigations report -- 2009-5055
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