Dr. Donald "Don" Sada: Professional Qualifications/CV - Selected Publications

Journal Articles/Conference Abstracts/Book Chapters

JOURNAL ARTICLES

Sada, D.W.; Rosamond, C.R.; K. Adams, 2011 (submitted).

Affect of Recreational Use on Branchiopod Egg and Ephippia Density, Black Rock Desert— High Rock Canyon Emigrant Trails National Conservation Area, Northwestern Nevada. Journal of Crustacean Biology.

Trammel, J. Berry, K. Bassett, S. Sada, D.W. , 2008 (accepted).

Distribution and recovery of vegetation in Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada. Southwestern Naturalist.

E. Jamie Trammell; Kate Berry; Scott Bassett; Donald W. Sada, 2008.

Distribution and recovery of vegetational assemblages in Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Nevada. The Southwestern Naturalist. v.53. n.3. pp.326-334.

Sada, Donald W., 2008.

Synecology of a springsnail (Caenogastropoda: Hydrobiidae) assemblage in a western U.S. thermal spring province. The Veliger. v.50. n.2. pp.59-71.

Hershler, R.; Liu, H.S.; Sada, D.W., 2007.

Origin and diversification of the Soldier Meadow springsnails (Hydrobiidae: Pyrgulopsis), a species flock in the northwestern Great Basin, United States. Journal of Molluscan Studies. v.73. pp.167-183.

Sada, D.W., 2006 (accepted).

Synecology of a springsnail (Prosobranchia: Family Hydrobiidae) assemblage in a western U.S. thermal spring province. The Veliger.

Sada, D.W.; Fleishman, E.; Murphy, D., 2006.

Effects of environmental heterogeneity and disturbance on the native and non-native flora of desert springs. Biological Invasions. v.8. pp.1091-1101.

Sada, D.W.; Fleischman, E.; Murphy, D.D., 2005.

Associations among spring-dependent aquatic assemblages and environmental and land use gradients in a Mojave Desert mountain range. Diversity and Distributions. v.11. pp.91-99.

Williams, J.E.; Macdonald, C.A.; Williams, C.D.; Weeks, H.; Lampman, G.; Sada, D.W., 2005.

Prospects for recovering endemic fishes persuant to the U.S. Endangered Species Act. Fisheries. v.30. pp.24-29.

CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS

Sada, D.W., 2008.

Great Basin riparian and aquatic ecosystems. Collaborative Management and Research in the Great Basin. Examining issues and developing a framework for action. U. S. Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. Reno.

Susfalk, R.B.; Martin, C.; Sada, D.; Young, M.H.; Gates, T.; Shanafield, M.; Fitzgerald, B.; Smith, D., 2008.

Benefits and Risks of Using Linear Anionic Polyacrylamide (LA-PAM) for Seepage Reduction in Unlined Water Delivery Canals. AGU. San Francisco.

Wilhite, D.A. Diodato, D.M, Jacobs, K. Palmer, R. Raucher, B. Redmond, K. Sada, D. Smith, K.H. Warwick, J. and Wilhelmi, O. , 2007.

Managing drought: A roadmap for change in the United States. A conference report from Managing Drought and Water Scarcity in Vulnerable Environments—Creating a Roadmap for Change in the United States. Geological Society of America, Longmont, Colorado, 2006.

Sada, D.W., 2005.

Ecological implications for Great Basin springsnail biogeography.

Shope, C.L.; Benner, S.; Brock, J.T.; Sada, D.W.; Fritsen, C.H., 2004.

Influence of temproal and spatial river temperature heterogeneity on nutrient cycling. AWRA. Olympic Valley, California.

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