Books by Richard E. Sparks
Total count: 19
Environmental inventory and assessment of Navigation Pools 24, 25, and 26, Upper Mississippi and Lower Illinois Riversan electrofishing survey of the Illinois RiverUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Water Resources Center]1977-01-01
The effects of barge traffic on suspended sediment and turbidity in the Illinois Rivers.n.]1980-01-01
Effects of three commercial harvesting methods on mussel bedsIllinois Natural History Survey, River Research Laboratory1983-01-01
Identification of the water quality factors which prevent fingernail clams from recolonizing the Illinois River, phase IIItechnical completion reportWater Resources Center, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign1983-01-01
Effects of fleeting on mussels.Interim reportRiver Research Laboratory1985-01-01
Ecological structure and function of major rivers in Illinois "large river LTER"1985 progress reportRiver Research Laboratory, Illinois Natural History Survey1985-01-01
Des Plaines River long-term monitoring programphase I reportIllinois Natural History Survey Aquatic Biology Section1986-01-01
1990-1991 annual progress report, long-term Illinois River fish population monitoring programIllinois Natural History Survey, River Research Laboratory of the Forbes Biological Station1991-01-01
Identification of toxic substances in the upper Illinois Riverfinal reportThe Dept.1992-01-01
Toxicity index for assessing the suitability of streams for aquatic life.Aquatic Biology Section, Illinois Natural History Survey River Research Laboratory
Effects of sediment on aquatic lifeIllinois Natural History Survey
Recent trends in the Illinois River indicated by fish populations.
A summary of freshwater mussel sampling in Mississippi River Pool 15 during June 1987 by the Illinois Natural History Survey and the Illinois Department of Conservation.
Evaluation of environmental data pertaining to the Green Bay LeveeIllinois Natural History Survey River Research Laboratory
Determination of the causative agent for mussel die-offs
Analysis of a mussel die-off in Pools 14 and 15 of the Upper Mississippi River
Relationship between long-term monitoring and short-term problem assessment techniques in management of large river-floodplain ecosystems.Illinois Natural History Survey River Research Laboratory.