The influence of connectivity on the functional role of a natural and re-constructed side-arm in the lower Waikato River
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A comparison of a natural and a reconstructed side-arm during different phases of hydrological connectivity in the lower Waikato River. This data set investigates zooplankton abundance and community composition in order to compare each side arm with the river, and any occurring patterns within the side-arm longitudinally.
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Environmental Research Institute (ERI), The University of Waikato
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Genetics
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Life Sciences
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