Status and trends of dam removal research in the United States

Ryan Bellmore, J.; Duda, Jeffrey J.; Craig, Laura S.; Greene, Samantha L.; Torgersen, Christian E.; Collins, Mathias J.; Vittum, Katherine

doi:10.1002/wat2.1164

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Status and trends of dam removal research in the United States

2016
By Ryan Bellmore, J. ; Duda, Jeffrey J. ; Craig, Laura S. ; ...
Source: Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Water, 4(2), e1164

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Ryan Bellmore, J. ; Duda, Jeffrey J. ; Craig, Laura S. ; Greene, Samantha L. ; Torgersen, Christian E. ; ... More +

Ryan Bellmore, J. ; Duda, Jeffrey J. ; Craig, Laura S. ; Greene, Samantha L. ; Torgersen, Christian E. ; Collins, Mathias J. ; Vittum, Katherine Less -
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Citations that were not related to the science of dam removal (e.g., studies of beaver dams) were ﬂaggedas‘irrelevant ’; all other documents were considered ‘possibly relevant ’(n= 586). Next, we examined the full text of each document, with documents contain-ing empirical information on the biotic or abiotic responses to dam removal ﬂagged as ‘relevant. ’In total, we identi ﬁed 139 documents that contained
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