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Life history and ecology of aquatic insects associated with shifting sand areas, with special reference to their contribution to macroinvertebrate biomass and production in rivers
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Masters thesis. Results of a study of macroinvertebrates associated with areas of shifting sand in the Sand River, a major tributary of the Beaver River system, in central Alberta. Examined the life history and ecology of P centralis.
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