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Diversity of wetland non-biting midges (Diptera: Chironomidae) and their responses to environmental factors in Alberta
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Wetlands provide a wide range of services, including improving water quality, providing habitats for wildlife, and storing floodwaters. In Alberta, wetlands cover about 21% of the landscape of the province. In Alberta, as elsewhere, wetlands have suffered from human activities and many have...
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2018-03-19
An entomologist learns to deal with Canadian winter conditions whilst studying overwintering insects, especially chironomid midges from shallow ponds.
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2019-03-19
The seasonal development of chironomid midges in shallow ponds in the Ottawa area is traced in detail.