Abstract
ABSTRACT The influence of elevated water temperatures on fecundity of Caenis sp. emerging from large outdoor channels was investigated during the summer of 1980. Four temperature levels were provided: Ambient (Tennessee River, U.S.A.), and approximately 3°, 6°, and 9° C above ambient. Number of eggs per female ranged between 212 and 1787 at all temperature levels. A median test indicated a significantly lower number of eggs in females from +9 channels than from the other temperature levels.
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