# Riparian controls on light availability, primary producers, invertebrates, fish and salamanders in streams in and near the Andrews Experimental Forest, 2014-2018 ## Dataset - **Database Code:** AS010 - **Title:** Riparian controls on light availability, primary producers, invertebrates, fish and salamanders in streams in and near the Andrews Experimental Forest, 2014-2018 - **Abstract:** The goal of this data collection effort was to determine how the age, stage, and structure of the riparian forest relates to stream primary producers and stream biota. Data were collected on stream habitat, benthic algal, biota (fish, salamanders and macroinvertebrates), and riparian forest cover across a total of 9 streams: 7 streams in the HJ Andrews basin/Lookout Creek stream network; one stream in the westward adjacent Blue River basin, and one stream in the eastward adjacent Deer Creek river basin. In each stream there were 2 study reaches – one bordered by old-growth riparian forest and the other bordered by regenerated second-growth riparian forest on at least one bank (with a stand ages that generally ranged between 30 and 60 years). In each study reach (80 – 150 m), we collected the following data: pool habitat, wetted and bankfull widths, large wood abundance and volume, riparian forest canopy cover, benthic algae accrual on tiles, stream macroinvertebrate abundances (from 6 replicate surber samplers, which were pooled and then sub-sampled, identified and measured), age 1+ cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii clarkii) abundance and biomass, age 0+ (young-of-year) trout abundance and biomass, coastal giant salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus) abundance and biomass. Fish and salamander abundances were calculated by either mark-recapture or multiple pass depletion methods. - **Keywords:** land use history; stream ecology; trophic dynamics; light; streams; algae; aquatic invertebrates; salamanders; trout; riparian ecosystems - **Temporal coverage:** 2014-07-01 to 2014-10-07 - **Principal Investigator:** Dana Richard Warren ## Data Entities 1. AS01001 2. AS01002 3. AS01003 4. AS01004 5. AS01005 ## Entity 1: AS01001 ### Attribute list - **DBCODE** — varchar, enum FSDB Database Code - **AS010** — FSDB Database Study Code - **ENTITY** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 1.0000, number Entity number - **SITE** — varchar, enum Site of survey - **COOK** — Cook Creek, a tributary of Blue River upstream of Blue River reservoir and north of HJ Andrews - **FRITZ** — Fritz Creek, a tributary of Deer Creek, which flows directly into the McKenzie River, NE of HJA - **LO701** — Harvest block L701 on Lookout Creek - **LO703** — Harvest block L703 on Lookout Creek - **MACK** — Mack Creek. This site is part of an LTER fish study - **MCT_E** — McRae Creek east tributary - **MCT_W** — McRae Creek west tributary - **MR404** — Harvest block L404 on McRae Creek - **STR** — Harvest block L504 on McRae Creek - **REACH_TYPE** — varchar, enum Riparian forest type (SG for second growth; OG for old-growth) - **OG** — Old-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by old-growth on both sides of the stream - **SG** — Second-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by second growth on at least one side of the stream. - **DATE** — datetime, freetext Date of survey - **SURVEY_METHOD** — varchar, enum Indicates the type of survey used and the round or pass within the survey - **M** — The "Mark" round of sampling indicating the first sampling out of two in which fish/salamanders are captured and marked with a small clip. - **R** — The "Recapture" round of sampling indicationg the second out of two in which fish/salamanders are captured and checked for marks from the previous survey. - **P1** — The first pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). - **P2** — The second pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). - **P3** — The third pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). - **P4** — The fourth pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). - **MARKED_UNMARKED** — varchar, enum Indicates whether the fish was marked (M) or unmarked (U) during recapture surveys - **M** — This indicates that during the recapture survey of a mark-recapture population estimate survey, this individual was marked (M). - **U** — This indicates that during the recapture survey of a mark-recapture population estimate survey, this individual was not marked (U). - **N** — This individual was part of a multiple pass depletion survey and not a recapture survey of a mark-recapture population estimate survey. - **VERT_NO** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 263.0000, number unique vertebrate number by site, reach and date - **SPECIES** — varchar, enum Species code - **COTT** — Cottus - **ONCL** — Oncorhyncus clarkii clarkii - **DITE** — Dicamptodon tenebrosus - **SPP_LIFESTAGE** — varchar, enum lifestage information about species - **A** — Adult coastal cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii clarkii) - **J** — Juvenile (Young-of-year) coastal cutthroat trout (< 1 year old) - **N** — Not noted for Coastal giant salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus) or Sculpin (Cottus spp.) - **VENT_LENGTH** — numeric(1), range 21.0000 180.0000, millimeters Vent length of salamanders - **TAIL_LENGTH** — numeric(1), range 18.0000 269.0000, millimeters Tail length of fish - **WEIGHT** — numeric(1), range 0.0200 122.0900, grams Weight ## Entity 2: AS01002 ### Attribute list - **DBCODE** — varchar, enum FSDB Database Code - **AS010** — FSDB Database Study Code - **ENTITY** — numeric(1), range 2.0000 2.0000, number Entity number - **SITE** — varchar, enum Site of survey - **COOK** — Cook Creek, a tributary of Blue River upstream of Blue River reservoir and north of HJ Andrews - **FRITZ** — Fritz Creek, a tributary of Deer Creek, which flows directly into the McKenzie River, NE of HJA - **LO701** — Harvest block L701 on Lookout Creek - **LO703** — Harvest block L703 on Lookout Creek - **MACK** — Mack Creek. This site is part of an LTER fish study - **MCT_E** — McRae Creek east tributary - **MCT_W** — McRae Creek west tributary - **MR404** — Harvest block L404 on McRae Creek - **STR** — Harvest block L504 on McRae Creek - **REACH_TYPE** — varchar, enum Riparian forest type (SG for second growth; OG for old-growth) - **OG** — Old-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by old-growth on both sides of the stream - **SG** — Second-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by second growth on at least one side of the stream. - **DATE** — datetime, freetext Date of survey - **INVERT_NO** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 555.0000, number unique invertebrate number by site, reach and date - **LR_SUB** — varchar, enum Large/rare or subsample - **SUB** — Indicates that the invertebrate in this row was within the subsample - **LR** — Indicates that the invertebrate was picked during the 60 second large-rare survey after the initial subsampling to 500 species limit. - **SUBSAMPLE_AREA** — numeric(1), range 0.0469 0.3750, square meters Area of subsample - **SUBSAMPLE_PROPORTION** — numeric(1), range 0.1250 1.0000, number Proportion of total area sampled - **TAXA** — varchar, enum taxonomic classification identified to the finest taxonomic rank - **Acari** — Acari - **Copepoda** — Copepoda - **Ostracoda** — Ostracoda - **Acneus** — Acneus - **Ameletus** — Ameletus - **Antocha** — Antocha - **Baetis** — Baetis - **Calineuria** — Calineuria - **Cinygma** — Cinygma - **Cinygmula** — Cinygmula - **Dicranota** — Dicranota - **Doroneuria** — Doroneuria - **Drunella** — Drunella - **Epeorus** — Epeorus - **Glossosoma** — Glossosoma - **Hesperoperla** — Hesperoperla - **Ironodes** — Ironodes - **Kathroperla** — Kathroperla - **Lepidostoma** — Lepidostoma - **Megarcys** — Megarcys - **Micrasema** — Micrasema - **Neophylax** — Neophylax - **Orohermes** — Orohermes - **Paraleptophlebia** — Paraleptophlebia - **Parapsyche** — Parapsyche - **Pedicia** — Pedicia - **Polycentropus** — Polycentropus - **Pteronarcys** — Pteronarcys - **Rhithrogena** — Rhithrogena - **Rhyacophila** — Rhyacophila - **Sweltsa** — Sweltsa - **Trichoptera** — Trichoptera - **Wormaldia** — Wormaldia - **Yoraperla** — Yoraperla - **Limniphilidae** — Limniphilidae - **Tabanidae** — Tabanidae - **Ephemerellidae** — Ephemerellidae - **Ephemeroptera** — Ephemeroptera - **Plecoptera** — Plecoptera - **Baetidae** — Baetidae - **Brachycentridae** — Brachycentridae - **Ceratopogonidae** — Ceratopogonidae - **Chironomidae** — Chironomidae - **Chloroperlidae** — Chloroperlidae - **Corydalidae** — Corydalidae - **Dixidae** — Dixidae - **Elmidae** — Elmidae - **Empididae** — Empididae - **Glossosomatidae** — Glossosomatidae - **Heptageniidae** — Heptageniidae - **Hydropsychidae** — Hydropsychidae - **Lepidostomatidae** — Lepidostomatidae - **Leptophlebiidae** — Leptophlebiidae - **Nemouridae** — Nemouridae - **Peltoperlidae** — Peltoperlidae - **Perlidae** — Perlidae - **Perlodidae** — Perlodidae - **Philopotamidae** — Philopotamidae - **Polycentropodidae** — Polycentropodidae - **Rhyacophilidae** — Rhyacophilidae - **Simuliidae** — Simuliidae - **Thaumaleidae** — Thaumaleidae - **Tipulidae** — Tipulidae - **Uenoidae** — Uenoidae - **CInygma** — CInygma - **Optioservus** — Optioservus - **Hexatoma** — Hexatoma - **Cyclopoida** — Cyclopoida - **Nematoda** — Nematoda - **Heterlimnius** — Heterlimnius - **Pteronarcella** — Pteronarcella - **Tanypodinae** — Tanypodinae - **Hesperoconopa** — Hesperoconopa - **Leuctridae/Capniidae** — Leuctridae/Capniidae - **Pelecorhychidae** — Pelecorhychidae - **Hydroporinae** — Hydroporinae - **Gastrapoda** — Gastrapoda - **Platyhelminthes** — Platyhelminthes - **TAXA_RANK** — varchar, enum finest taxonomic resolution of identified invertebrate - **PHYLUM** — Invertebrate identified to Phylum - **CLASS** — Invertebrate identified to Class - **SUBCLASS** — Invertebrate identified to Sub-Class - **ORDER** — Invertebrate identified to Order - **FAMILY** — Invertebrate identified to Family - **GENUS** — Invertebrate identified to Genus - **SUBFAMILY** — Invertebrate identified to Sub-Family - **INV_LIFESTAGE** — varchar, enum Life stage of invertebrate - **A** — Adult - **L** — Larvae - **P** — Pupae - **N** — Not noted - **MAG** — numeric(1), range 0.6300 6.0000, number Magnification of microscope - **INVERT_LENGTH** — numeric(1), range 0.2000 34.0000, millimeters Length of inverebrate under magnification - **CONVERTED_LENGTH** — numeric(1), range 0.1000 34.0000, millimeters Length of invertebrate after correcting for magnifcation - **TOT_CNT** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 88.0000, number Number of invertebrates with this length ## Entity 3: AS01003 ### Attribute list - **DBCODE** — varchar, enum FSDB Database Code - **AS010** — FSDB Database Study Code - **ENTITY** — numeric(1), range 3.0000 3.0000, number Entity number - **SITE** — varchar, enum Site of survey - **COOK** — Cook Creek, a tributary of Blue River upstream of Blue River reservoir and north of HJ Andrews - **FRITZ** — Fritz Creek, a tributary of Deer Creek, which flows directly into the McKenzie River, NE of HJA - **LO701** — Harvest block L701 on Lookout Creek - **LO703** — Harvest block L703 on Lookout Creek - **MACK** — Mack Creek. This site is part of an LTER fish study - **MCT_E** — McRae Creek east tributary - **MCT_W** — McRae Creek west tributary - **MR404** — Harvest block L404 on McRae Creek - **STR** — Harvest block L504 on McRae Creek - **REACH_TYPE** — varchar, enum Riparian forest type (SG for second growth; OG for old-growth) - **OG** — Old-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by old-growth on both sides of the stream - **SG** — Second-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by second growth on at least one side of the stream. - **DATE** — datetime, freetext Date of survey - **METER** — numeric(1), range 0.0000 430.0000, meters Location of transect. Meter 0 is the upstream end of the reach. - **BANKFULL_WIDTH** — numeric(1), range 1.8000 21.3000, meters Bankfull width of transect - **WETTED_WIDTH** — numeric(1), range 0.5000 9.6000, meters Wetted width of transect - **CANOPY_COVER** — numeric(1), range 31.5000 100.0000, percent Canopy cover - **DATE_DEPLOYED_TILES** — datetime, freetext Date ceramic tiles were put in streams - **DATE_RETRIEVED_TILES** — datetime, freetext Date ceramic tiles were collected from streams - **CHL_A_TILES** — numeric(1), range 0.0050 2.9500, micrograms per squared centimeter Chlorophyll a on ceramic tiles after 6 week deployment ## Entity 4: AS01004 ### Attribute list - **DBCODE** — varchar, enum FSDB Database Code - **AS010** — FSDB Database Study Code - **ENTITY** — numeric(1), range 4.0000 4.0000, number Entity number - **SITE** — varchar, enum Site of survey - **COOK** — Cook Creek, a tributary of Blue River upstream of Blue River reservoir and north of HJ Andrews - **FRITZ** — Fritz Creek, a tributary of Deer Creek, which flows directly into the McKenzie River, NE of HJA - **LO701** — Harvest block L701 on Lookout Creek - **LO703** — Harvest block L703 on Lookout Creek - **MACK** — Mack Creek. This site is part of an LTER fish study - **MCT_E** — McRae Creek east tributary - **MCT_W** — McRae Creek west tributary - **MR404** — Harvest block L404 on McRae Creek - **STR** — Harvest block L504 on McRae Creek - **REACH_TYPE** — varchar, enum Riparian forest type (SG for second growth; OG for old-growth) - **OG** — Old-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by old-growth on both sides of the stream - **SG** — Second-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by second growth on at least one side of the stream. - **DATE** — datetime, freetext Date of survey - **WOOD_PIECE** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 99.0000, number unique number for piece of wood sampled - **DIAMETER_1** — numeric(1), range 10.0000 250.0000, centimeters Diameter at one end of the piece of wood - **DIAMETER_2** — numeric(1), range 10.0000 205.0000, centimeters Diameter at the other end - **WOOD_LENGTH** — numeric(1), range 30.0000 1830.0000, centimeters Length of the piece of wood ## Entity 5: AS01005 ### Attribute list - **DBCODE** — varchar, enum FSDB Database Code - **AS010** — FSDB Database Study Code - **ENTITY** — numeric(1), range 5.0000 5.0000, number Entity number - **SITE** — varchar, enum Site of survey - **COOK** — Cook Creek, a tributary of Blue River upstream of Blue River reservoir and north of HJ Andrews - **FRITZ** — Fritz Creek, a tributary of Deer Creek, which flows directly into the McKenzie River, NE of HJA - **LO701** — Harvest block L701 on Lookout Creek - **LO703** — Harvest block L703 on Lookout Creek - **MACK** — Mack Creek. This site is part of an LTER fish study - **MCT_E** — McRae Creek east tributary - **MCT_W** — McRae Creek west tributary - **MR404** — Harvest block L404 on McRae Creek - **STR** — Harvest block L504 on McRae Creek - **REACH_TYPE** — varchar, enum Riparian forest type (SG for second growth; OG for old-growth) - **OG** — Old-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by old-growth on both sides of the stream - **SG** — Second-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by second growth on at least one side of the stream. - **DATE** — datetime, freetext Date of survey - **POOL_NO** — numeric(1), range 1.0000 20.0000, number unique number for pool sampled - **DEPTH_MAX** — numeric(1), range 18.0000 112.0000, centimeters The maximum depth of this pool - **DEPTH_OUTFLOW** — numeric(1), range 0.0000 30.0000, centimeters The depth at the outflow of this pool - **DEPTH_RESIDUAL** — numeric(1), range 8.0000 94.0000, centimeters The difference between maximum depth and residual depth - **POOL_LENGTH** — numeric(1), range 110.0000 1520.0000, centimeters Length of the pool (parallel to stream flow) - **WIDTH** — numeric(1), range 40.0000 1040.0000, centimeters Width of the pool (perpendicular to stream flow) ## Attribute Definitions **BANKFULL_WIDTH** Bankfull width of transect **CANOPY_COVER** Canopy cover **CHL_A_TILES** Chlorophyll a on ceramic tiles after 6 week deployment **CONVERTED_LENGTH** Length of invertebrate after correcting for magnifcation **DATE** Date of survey **DATE_DEPLOYED_TILES** Date ceramic tiles were put in streams **DATE_RETRIEVED_TILES** Date ceramic tiles were collected from streams **DBCODE** FSDB Database Code **DEPTH_MAX** The maximum depth of this pool **DEPTH_OUTFLOW** The depth at the outflow of this pool **DEPTH_RESIDUAL** The difference between maximum depth and residual depth **DIAMETER_1** Diameter at one end of the piece of wood **DIAMETER_2** Diameter at the other end **ENTITY** Entity number **INVERT_LENGTH** Length of inverebrate under magnification **INVERT_NO** unique invertebrate number by site, reach and date **INV_LIFESTAGE** Life stage of invertebrate **LR_SUB** Large/rare or subsample **MAG** Magnification of microscope **MARKED_UNMARKED** Indicates whether the fish was marked (M) or unmarked (U) during recapture surveys **METER** Location of transect. Meter 0 is the upstream end of the reach. **POOL_LENGTH** Length of the pool (parallel to stream flow) **POOL_NO** unique number for pool sampled **REACH_TYPE** Riparian forest type (SG for second growth; OG for old-growth) **SITE** Site of survey **SPECIES** Species code **SPP_LIFESTAGE** lifestage information about species **SUBSAMPLE_AREA** Area of subsample **SUBSAMPLE_PROPORTION** Proportion of total area sampled **SURVEY_METHOD** Indicates the type of survey used and the round or pass within the survey **TAIL_LENGTH** Tail length of fish **TAXA** taxonomic classification identified to the finest taxonomic rank **TAXA_RANK** finest taxonomic resolution of identified invertebrate **TOT_CNT** Number of invertebrates with this length **VENT_LENGTH** Vent length of salamanders **VERT_NO** unique vertebrate number by site, reach and date **WEIGHT** Weight **WETTED_WIDTH** Wetted width of transect **WIDTH** Width of the pool (perpendicular to stream flow) **WOOD_LENGTH** Length of the piece of wood **WOOD_PIECE** unique number for piece of wood sampled ## Enumerated Domains ### DBCODE - **AS010** — FSDB Database Study Code ### SITE - **COOK** — Cook Creek, a tributary of Blue River upstream of Blue River reservoir and north of HJ Andrews - **FRITZ** — Fritz Creek, a tributary of Deer Creek, which flows directly into the McKenzie River, NE of HJA - **LO701** — Harvest block L701 on Lookout Creek - **LO703** — Harvest block L703 on Lookout Creek - **MACK** — Mack Creek. This site is part of an LTER fish study - **MCT_E** — McRae Creek east tributary - **MCT_W** — McRae Creek west tributary - **MR404** — Harvest block L404 on McRae Creek - **STR** — Harvest block L504 on McRae Creek ### REACH_TYPE - **OG** — Old-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by old-growth on both sides of the stream - **SG** — Second-growth. The riparian forest is bordered by second growth on at least one side of the stream. ### SURVEY_METHOD - **M** — The "Mark" round of sampling indicating the first sampling out of two in which fish/salamanders are captured and marked with a small clip. - **R** — The "Recapture" round of sampling indicationg the second out of two in which fish/salamanders are captured and checked for marks from the previous survey. - **P1** — The first pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). - **P2** — The second pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). - **P3** — The third pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). - **P4** — The fourth pass in multiple-pass depletion surveys. Typically out of 3 successive, equal effort passes (sometimes 4). ### MARKED_UNMARKED - **M** — This indicates that during the recapture survey of a mark-recapture population estimate survey, this individual was marked (M). - **U** — This indicates that during the recapture survey of a mark-recapture population estimate survey, this individual was not marked (U). - **N** — This individual was part of a multiple pass depletion survey and not a recapture survey of a mark-recapture population estimate survey. ### SPECIES - **COTT** — Cottus - **ONCL** — Oncorhyncus clarkii clarkii - **DITE** — Dicamptodon tenebrosus ### SPP_LIFESTAGE - **A** — Adult coastal cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii clarkii) - **J** — Juvenile (Young-of-year) coastal cutthroat trout (< 1 year old) - **N** — Not noted for Coastal giant salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus) or Sculpin (Cottus spp.) ### LR_SUB - **SUB** — Indicates that the invertebrate in this row was within the subsample - **LR** — Indicates that the invertebrate was picked during the 60 second large-rare survey after the initial subsampling to 500 species limit. ### TAXA - **Acari** — Acari - **Copepoda** — Copepoda - **Ostracoda** — Ostracoda - **Acneus** — Acneus - **Ameletus** — Ameletus - **Antocha** — Antocha - **Baetis** — Baetis - **Calineuria** — Calineuria - **Cinygma** — Cinygma - **Cinygmula** — Cinygmula - **Dicranota** — Dicranota - **Doroneuria** — Doroneuria - **Drunella** — Drunella - **Epeorus** — Epeorus - **Glossosoma** — Glossosoma - **Hesperoperla** — Hesperoperla - **Ironodes** — Ironodes - **Kathroperla** — Kathroperla - **Lepidostoma** — Lepidostoma - **Megarcys** — Megarcys - **Micrasema** — Micrasema - **Neophylax** — Neophylax - **Orohermes** — Orohermes - **Paraleptophlebia** — Paraleptophlebia - **Parapsyche** — Parapsyche - **Pedicia** — Pedicia - **Polycentropus** — Polycentropus - **Pteronarcys** — Pteronarcys - **Rhithrogena** — Rhithrogena - **Rhyacophila** — Rhyacophila - **Sweltsa** — Sweltsa - **Trichoptera** — Trichoptera - **Wormaldia** — Wormaldia - **Yoraperla** — Yoraperla - **Limniphilidae** — Limniphilidae - **Tabanidae** — Tabanidae - **Ephemerellidae** — Ephemerellidae - **Ephemeroptera** — Ephemeroptera - **Plecoptera** — Plecoptera - **Baetidae** — Baetidae - **Brachycentridae** — Brachycentridae - **Ceratopogonidae** — Ceratopogonidae - **Chironomidae** — Chironomidae - **Chloroperlidae** — Chloroperlidae - **Corydalidae** — Corydalidae - **Dixidae** — Dixidae - **Elmidae** — Elmidae - **Empididae** — Empididae - **Glossosomatidae** — Glossosomatidae - **Heptageniidae** — Heptageniidae - **Hydropsychidae** — Hydropsychidae - **Lepidostomatidae** — Lepidostomatidae - **Leptophlebiidae** — Leptophlebiidae - **Nemouridae** — Nemouridae - **Peltoperlidae** — Peltoperlidae - **Perlidae** — Perlidae - **Perlodidae** — Perlodidae - **Philopotamidae** — Philopotamidae - **Polycentropodidae** — Polycentropodidae - **Rhyacophilidae** — Rhyacophilidae - **Simuliidae** — Simuliidae - **Thaumaleidae** — Thaumaleidae - **Tipulidae** — Tipulidae - **Uenoidae** — Uenoidae - **CInygma** — CInygma - **Optioservus** — Optioservus - **Hexatoma** — Hexatoma - **Cyclopoida** — Cyclopoida - **Nematoda** — Nematoda - **Heterlimnius** — Heterlimnius - **Pteronarcella** — Pteronarcella - **Tanypodinae** — Tanypodinae - **Hesperoconopa** — Hesperoconopa - **Leuctridae/Capniidae** — Leuctridae/Capniidae - **Pelecorhychidae** — Pelecorhychidae - **Hydroporinae** — Hydroporinae - **Gastrapoda** — Gastrapoda - **Platyhelminthes** — Platyhelminthes ### TAXA_RANK - **PHYLUM** — Invertebrate identified to Phylum - **CLASS** — Invertebrate identified to Class - **SUBCLASS** — Invertebrate identified to Sub-Class - **ORDER** — Invertebrate identified to Order - **FAMILY** — Invertebrate identified to Family - **GENUS** — Invertebrate identified to Genus - **SUBFAMILY** — Invertebrate identified to Sub-Family ### INV_LIFESTAGE - **A** — Adult - **L** — Larvae - **P** — Pupae - **N** — Not noted