Thursday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	H42A	MS 2014	Hierarchical Controls on Riverine Ecosystem Dynamics I Presiding: T Beechie, NOAA Fisheries; G Pess, NOAA Fisheries; H Moir, Macaulay Institute; J Buffington, U.S. Forest Service    [Abstracts]
1020	H42A-01	MS 2014	Detecting change in ecological controls down drainage networks *M Power, J Finlay, M Goodrich, C McNeely, M Limm, M Hondzo, E Foufoula-Georgiou, W Dietrich INVITED    [details]
1035	H42A-02	MS 2014	Aggradation at Tributary Confluences as a Control on Biodiversity in River Networks *S P Rice INVITED    [details]
1050	H42A-03	MS 2014	The importance of channel non-uniformity in riverine ecosystems *G B Pasternack INVITED    [details]
1105	H42A-04	MS 2014	Longitudinal Distribution of Wood along Headwater Streams in the Colorado Front Range *E Wohl, K L Jaeger    [details]
1120	H42A-05	MS 2014	Effects of Channel Type on Hyporheic Exchange in Mountain River Basins: A Process Hierarchy *J M Buffington, D Tonina    [details]
1135	H42A-06	MS 2014	Hierarchical controls on patterns of habitat and species diversity in river networks *T Beechie, G Pess    [details]
1150	H42A-07	MS 2014	Reach-scale Patterns in Riverine Productivity and Diversity: Role of Tributary Junctions *P Kiffney, C Greene, T Good    [details]
1205	H42A-08	MS 2014	Watershed processes, fish habitat, and salmonid distribution in the Tonsina River (Copper River watershed), Alaska *D B Booth, F K Ligon, M R Sloat, B Amerson, S C Ralph    [details]