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Halocline Effects on Fish in Lake Texoma by Natália Lisboa is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The study investigates the effects of a halocline on fish distribution in the Red River Arm of Lake Texoma, revealing that stratification is primarily caused by concentrations of dissolved solids rather than temperature. The research indicates that hypolimnion conditions lead to reduced fish abundance and diversity, forcing fish into the epilimnion where oxygen levels are higher. The findings highlight the importance of understanding stratification dynamics for predicting fish productivity and fishing quali
- Author
- Natália Lisboa
- Language
- EN