Impact of stresses imposed on macroinvertebrate communities in two suburban streams
Anneke Veenstra-Quah
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Anneke Veenstra-Quah
Abstract
The project investigated the impact of stresses, both natural and imposed on aquatic invertebrates in Dandenong Creek and Darebin Creek, two Melbourne streams drastically affected by residential development. Results indicated that the invertebrates were adversely affected by poor water quality, and habitat modifications such as stream straightening and flow regulation.
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The project investigated the impact of stresses, both natural and imposed on aquatic invertebrates in Dandenong Creek and Darebin Creek, two Melbourne streams drastically affected by residential development. Results indicated that the invertebrates were adversely affected by poor water quality, and habitat modifications such as stream straightening and flow regulation.
Key concepts: STREAMS, Invertebrate, Habitat, Environmental science, Water quality, Ecology, Natural (archaeology), Geography