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O’Brien, J.S.  1992.  A case study of minimum streamflow for fishery habitat in the Yampa River.  Pp. 921-946 in: C.R. Thorne, J.C. Bathurst, and R.D. Hey (eds.), Sediment Transport in Gravel-bed Rivers.  John Wiley and Sons, Chichester.

O’Brien, W.J., M. Barfield, and K. Sigler.  2001.  The functional response of drift-feeding Arctic grayling: the effects of prey density, water velocity, and location efficiency.  Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 58 (10): 1957-1963.

O’Brien, W.J., and J.J. Showalter.  1993.  Effects of current velocity and suspended debris on the drift feeding of Arctic grayling.  Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 122 (4): 609-615.

O’Hop, J., and J.B. Wallace.  1983.  Invertebrate drift, discharge, and sediment relations in a southern Appalachian headwater stream.  Hydrobiologia 98: 71-98.

O’Shea, D.T.  1995.  Estimating minimum instream flow requirements for Minnesota streams from hydrologic data and watershed characteristics.  North American Journal of Fisheries Management 15: 569?]578.

Onodera, K., and T. Ueno.  1961.  On the survival of trout fingerlings stocked in a mountain brook.  II.  Survival rate measured and scouring effect of flood as a cause of mortality.  Bulletin of the Japanese Society of Scientific Fisheries 27: 530-557.

Orsborn, J.F., and C.H. Allman (eds.).  1976.  Instream flow needs.  American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, Maryland.

Orsborne, L.L., M.J. Wiley, and R.W. Larimore.  1988.  Assessment of the water surface profile model: accuracy of predicted instream habitat conditions in low-gradient, warmwater...  Regulated Rivers: Research and Management 1: 171-181.

Orth, D.J.  1983.  Aquatic habitat measurements.  Pp. 61-84 in: L.A. Nielsen and D.A. Johnson, editors.  Fisheries Techniques.  American Fisheries Society, Bethesda.

Orth, D.J.  1987.  Ecological considerations in the development and application of instream flow habitat models.  Regulated Rivers: Research and Management 1: 171-181.

Orth, D.J.  1995.  Food web influences on fish population responses to instream flow.  Bulletin Francais de la Peche et de la Pisciculture 337/338/339: 317-328.

Orth, D.J., R.N. Jones, and O.E. Maughan.  1981.  Considerations in the development of curves for habitat suitability criteria.  Pages 124?]133 in N.B. Armantrout, editor.  Acquisition and utilization of aquatic habitat inventory information.  Proceedings of a symposium, Portland, Oregon.  American Fisheries Society, Western Division, Bethesda.

Orth, D.J., and P.M. Leonard.  1990.  Comparison of discharge methods and habitat optimization for recommending instream flows to protect fish habitat.  Regulated Rivers: Research and Management 5(2): 129-138.

Orth, D.J., and O.E. Maughan.  1982.  Evaluation of the Incremental Methodology for recommending instream flows for fish.  Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 111 (4): 413-445.

Orth, D.J., and O.E. Maughan.  1983.  Microhabitat preferences of benthic fauna in a woodland stream.  Hydrobiologia 106: 157-168.

Osborne, L.L., M.J. Wiley, and R.W. Larimore.  1988.  Assessment of the water surface profile: accuracy of predicted instream fish habitat conditions in low-gradient, warmwater streams.  Regulated Rivers 2: 269-631.

Ottaway, E.M., P.A. Carling, A. Clark, and N.A. Reader.  1981.  Observations on the structure of brown trout, Salmo trutta Linnaeus redds.  Journal of Fish Biology 19: 593-607. 

Ottaway, E.M., and A. Clarke.  1981.  A preliminary investigation into the vulnerability of young trout (Salmo trutta L.) and Atlantic salmon (S. salar L.) to downstream displacement by high water velocities.  Journal of Fish Biology 19: 135-145.

Ottaway, E.M., and D.R. Forrest.  1983.  The influence of water velocity on downstream movement of alevins and fry of brown trout, Salmo trutta L.  Journal of Fish Biology 23: 221-227.

Owen, M.  1991.  Groundwater abstraction and river flows.  J. Inst. Wat. Environ. Management 5: 697-702.