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Influences of habitat and land cover on fish distributions were determined along a lentic–lotic gradient along a tributary
to Lake Ontario, New York. Nonmetric multidimensional scaling, cluster analysis, and specific characterization methods were
used to classify the fish species into five groups based on their similar patterns of distribution, species-specific habitat
relationship, and relative abundance observed along the gradient. A stepwise regression approach was used to select the best
habitat and land cover variables to explain variations in the distribution pattern of each fish group. Distribution patterns
of the five fish groups were significantly explained by either a set of the selected habitat or land cover predictor variables
or a combination of both. Of the 10 habitat variables, water depth, current velocity, aquatic plants, algae, woody debris,
sand, and rock-bedrock were selected to explain the variations in distribution patterns of one or more fish groups. Of the
16 land cover types, evergreen wetlands, evergreen plantations, successional shrubs, shrub swamps, roads, and urban areas
were selected to explain the variations in distribution patterns of at least one fish group. 相似文献
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Landscape Ecology - Species-area relationship models are useful in conservation planning; however these models could be strengthened with the addition of a latitudinal factor. We built... 相似文献
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