Thursday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1330	B43B	CC R05	Interactions Between Physical and Biological Processes in Riverine Landscapes IV: Ecosystem Response to Physical Processes and Disturbance (joint with H, NB) Presiding: J M Buffington, USDA Forest Service; C V Baxter, Colorado State University; A E Rosenberger, University of Idaho and USDA Forest Service    [Abstracts]
1330	B43B-01	CC R05	Floods, Food Webs, and Fluxes in a Northern California channel network *M E Power, W E Dietrich, M Hondzo, J C Finlay, C McNeely, J Schade, J Welter, M Limm, C Bode INVITED    [details]
1345	B43B-02	CC R05	Spatial subsidies in riverine food webs: consequences of disturbance and environmental change for stream fishes in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest *M S Wipfli    [details]
1400	B43B-03	CC R05	Effects of fire and subsequent channel-reorganizing events on invertebrate drift and rainbow trout diet in small headwater streams 10 years post-disturbance *A E Rosenberger, J B Dunham, M S Wipfli, J M Buffington    [details]
1415	B43B-04	CC R05	Channel Pattern and the Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis Predict Biodiversity in River-floodplain Ecosystems *T Beechie, M Pollock, S Baker, S Morley    [details]
1430	B43B-05	CC R05	Influence of wood and forests on fish abundance and richness in a large floodplain river *S Gregory, R C Wildman    [details]
1445	B43B-06	CC R05	Longitudinal Patterns in Benthic Macroinvertebrate Community Structure: A Southern Appalachian Wild and Scenic River Continuum (USA: GA, NC, SC) *E Chiao, J B Wallace    [details]