Effects of well discharges on hydraulic heads in and spring discharges from the geothermal aquifer system in the Bruneau area, Owyhee County, southwestern Idaho

Berenbrock, Charles

doi:10.3133/wri934001

1993

DOI: 10.3133/wri934001

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Effects of well discharges on hydraulic heads in and spring discharges from the geothermal aquifer system in the Bruneau area, Owyhee County, southwestern Idaho

Charles Berenbrock¹

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Trend Analysis Shows Decline of an Endangered Thermophilic Springsnail (Pyrgulopsis Bruneauensis) in Southwestern Idaho

Myler

Mladenka

Minshall

2007

Western North American Naturalist

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We analyzed population trend data during 1991-2004 for the Bruneau hot springsnail (Pyrgulopsis bruneauensis) from rangewide hot spring surveys completed along 4 km of Bruneau River. The objectives of this study were to analyze population trends and assess other measured parameters, such as water temperature, specific conductance, and groundwater decline, for changes that may influence population trends. We used simple linear regression to determine significant relationships between measured parameters. Total numbers of hot springs surveyed in the 4-km reach are declining at a rate of ~5 hot springs per year, and numbers of hot springs containing P. bruneauensis in the same reach are declining at a rate of 3.75 per year. We found that the decline of hot springs with and without P. bruneauensis was significantly related to the decline of the thermal aquifer which underlies this area.

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Trend Analysis Shows Decline of an Endangered Thermophilic Springsnail (Pyrgulopsis Bruneauensis) in Southwestern Idaho

Myler

Mladenka

Minshall

2007

Western North American Naturalist

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Mollusc Survey of the Lower Bruneau River, Owyhee County, Idaho, U.S.A.

Lysne

Clark

2009

American Malacological Bulletin

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Effects of well discharges on hydraulic heads in and spring discharges from the geothermal aquifer system in the Bruneau area, Owyhee County, southwestern Idaho

Cited by 2 publications

References 20 publications

Trend Analysis Shows Decline of an Endangered Thermophilic Springsnail (Pyrgulopsis Bruneauensis) in Southwestern Idaho

Trend Analysis Shows Decline of an Endangered Thermophilic Springsnail (Pyrgulopsis Bruneauensis) in Southwestern Idaho

Mollusc Survey of the Lower Bruneau River, Owyhee County, Idaho, U.S.A.

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