I'm back! And, Scott, there's a MWE attached! :-)
Using lyx-2.2.3 with KOMA-Script report class.
I have a long URL entered in a document and it extends into the right
margin and beyond (perhaps to Mars with SpaceX's Tesla roadster). The User
Manual tells me that the URL environment cannot be split at hyphen to fit
the text area, but a Hyperlink environment can. However, most folks reading
this document are likely to have printed it so a link name in the text does
not tell them how to download a copy of the cited document.
If I \usepackage{url} can LyX split it at a hyphen to fit the text area?
Rich#LyX 2.2 created this file. For more info see http://www.lyx.org/
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Benthic macroinvertebrates in streams and rivers are valuable indicators
of ambient water quality, and their relative abundances characterize the
reach in which they are found as well as any changes that occur naturally
or through anthropogenic activities
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What makes the benthos so valuable as indicators of water quality is that
even if they are extirpated from a reach, they will re-colonize within
a month or two.
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.
The most effective way to use these invertebrates is by examining the compositi
on of a local
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(an assemblage of individuals identified to the family taxonomic level)
by the way they feed: scrapers, collectors, filterers, shredders, and predators
).
The relative proportions of each functional feeding group reflects both
the natural food resources and any change.
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how that family predominately feeds.
The total number of individuals is the whole (the unit-sum constraint)
and the relative proportions of each feeding group analyzed to describe
the condition of that location at the time of collection.
(For a comprehensive discussion of this issue read my monograph,
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Complying With the Clean Water Act Using Aquatic Biota to Set Water Quality
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, available by downloading <
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