Site 4 (Dam)

Organism Name

Sept. 28

Oct. 5

Oct. 12

Oct. 19

Oct. 26

Nov. 2

Cricket

1

Earthworm

1

Physa Snail

1/ & shells

Cyclops Copepod

~40/ 1mm

TMTC

4

Pouch Snail

1 / 3-4mm

Damselfly Nymph

1/ 1mm

1

Aquatic Worm / Oligochaeta

~5/ 1mm-2mm

6 / .5-3 mm

4

1 / 5-6mm

7/ 1.5mm

24/ 1-2mm

Clam Shirmp / Conchostraca

1 / ~.25 mm

1

2/ .5mm

4/.25mm

Aquatic Slug / no shell

2 / 1.5 mm

1

Baby clam

4 / .5-3 mm

4

4

8/ .25-3mm

3

Gilled Snail / Gastropoda

3 / 1 mm - 1/2 in

1/ 1mm

Ramshorn Snail 

2 / 1/4 in.

6

3 / 1in

Rove Bettle

2

Skin Bettle Larva

Daphnia

2

Mosquito

1

Unidentified

2

4

Crayfish

1 / 1/2 in

Dragon Fly Nymph

1 / 1/2in

Planarian

1 / 5mm

7/ 4mm

4/ .5-1mm

Cricket:  found on the bank (irrelevant says Jada)
Earthworm:  
Pouch (physa snail):  can tolerate severe pollution
Cyclops copepod:
aquatic worm:  indicator of organic pollution
Damslfly nymph:  less sensitive to pollution to sev.
Clam shrip:  both
aquatic slug (no shell): cannot be classified with out shell
Clam: indicator of good water quality
Gilled snail:  indicator of good water quality
Ramshorn snail:
Rove Beetle
Skin beetle larvae
mosquito
crayfish:  area of slow moving water, possible pollution indicator
Dragonfly:  can tolerate high levels of pollution, lives in any level

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