An ecohydrological typology for thermal refuges in streams and rivers

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RT @UConnNRE: Congrats to Christopher Sullivan @fisheries_etc, Ashley Helton @AquaBgc, Jason Vokoun and co-authors on publishing one of th…

23 Feb 2023

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Congrats to Christopher Sullivan @fisheries_etc, Ashley Helton @AquaBgc, Jason Vokoun and co-authors on publishing one of the top-cited new research articles in Ecohydrology during 2022! https://t.co/kuKdjY1dOF @UConnResearch @UConnCAHNR

22 Feb 2023

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RT @fisheries_etc: Just accepted in @EcohydrologyEds! @DalHydro, @AquaBgc, @HareBriggs (Briggs), Jason Vokoun, and I crafted an ecohydrolo…

22 Aug 2022

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Hydrology Paper of the Day @fisheries_etc on a spatial classification of thermal refuges in streams: the need for classification and consistent terminology based on thermal anomalies; species utilization of regions; and an example based on the Housatonic R

27 Jul 2022

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