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Rogue River and Southern Oregon Coastal Streams Aquatic Habitat integrity Models (2002) -- Model 2 (Figure 20)
Feb 19, 2014
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- The rrbasin_differencemaps shapefile (polygons) contains comparison scores that assess the difference between the 2000 Rogue Basin Assessment (road density, road-stream intersections, and forest change) and the 2002 Rogue Basin Assessment (stream temperature, aquatic invertebrates, and stream survey data) for sixth field watersheds within the Rogue River Basin.
This is Figure 20 (Model 2) from the report titled "Assessment of Aquatic Habitat Monitoring Data in the Rogue River Basin and Southern Oregon Coastal Streams" (January 2003) by Conservation Biology Institute.
For more information, please review the full report.
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