James R. Gammon is on the faculty of the Department of Biological Sciences at DePauw University, Greencastle, IN.
Historic Influences - The Indian Era (8,000 BC - 1780AD)
Historic Influences - The Settlement Era (1780-1880)
Historic Influences - The Canal Era (1825-1875)
Historic Influences - The Scientific Era (1875 - present)
Physical Attributes of the Wabash River
Flow regime of the Wabash River
Temperature
Suspended solids concentration
River channel morphology
The Riparian Wetland Corridor
Chemical Attributes - Nutrients
Conductivity
Nitrogen
Phosphorus
Chemical Attributes - Dissolved Oxygen
Chemical Attributes - Heavy Metals
Wabash River Fishes - Introduction and Methods
Dominant Fishes of the Wabash River
Redhorse of the Wabash River
Blue Sucker and Buffalofish
The Gar and Bowfin
Catfish and Freshwater Drum
Goldeye, Mooneye, and Skipjack Herring
The Sport Fishes
The Ancient Fishes
Small Denizens of the Wabash
The Composite Index of Well-Being
Changes in Environmental Quality of the Wabash River
Development of an IBI for the Wabash River
The Wabash River's Renewable Commercial Resources
Phytoplankton and the Wabash River Ecosystem
Macroinvertbrates of the Wabash River
The Effect of Electric Generating Plants on Fish Communities
The Effect of the Eli Lilly & Company Plant at Clinton, Indiana
The Effect of the Lafayette/West Lafayette Metropolitan Area
The Effect of the Terre Haute Metropolitan Area
Validation of the IWB and DCA Patterns
Discussion
Literature Cited
List of Publications on the Wabash River and Its Tributaries, Produced by
Research Funded by Cinergy Corp. and Eli Lilly and Company
Master of Arts Theses
