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Students observed macroinvertebrate samples from local creeks to help determine water quality.
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Four Mile CreekShipbuilders Creek
Mill Creek
March 2009
Macroinvertebrate Samples
We think this is a caddisfly.
We have no idea what this is. Can anyone help identify this
macroinvertebrate?
This looks like a riffle beetle.
Check out this mayfly nymph!
This crayfish was about 10 cm long!
Two tails, antenna, 3 pairs of legs – must be stonefly nymphs!
A few stonefly nymphs
looked like they were
getting wings!
Magnified View
Isopod & Stonefly Nymph
We always find lots of amphipods (scuds).
We aren’t sure what kind of
macroinvertebrate this is. It has lots
of legs, a segmented body,
and antenna.
Look at the colors on
this aquatic worm!
What new questions do you have about macroinvertebrates?