Co-occurring biodiversity and global heating crises are systemic threats to life on Earth as
we know it, especially in relatively rare freshwater ecosystems, such as in Iran. Future …

Iran is one of the world's fish biodiversity hotspots. Most riverine fish species in this country
are currently under threat by human activities. In addition to those threats, climate change is …

Aim We aimed to quantify how stream fish species have responded to short‐term variability
in climate across eight consecutive periods over the last 20 years by comparing biotic …

Climate change is expected to bring about profound rearrangement of ecological
communities by affecting individual species distributions. The resulting communities arise …

Climate change and hydropower development are two primary stressors affecting riverine
ecosystems and both stressors facilitate invasions by non-native species. However, little …

The relative influence of temperature versus local physical factors on the spatial distribution
of riverine fish species was investigated in a large watershed of south‐western France …

Abstract Changes in climate are known to alter air temperature and precipitation and their
associated thermal and hydrological regimes of freshwater systems, and such alterations in …

To understand the resilience of aquatic ecosystems to environmental change, it is important
to determine how multiple, related environmental factors, such as near-surface air …

Stream fish are expected to be influenced by climate change as they are ectothermic
animals living in lotic systems. Using fish presence–absence records in 1,110 stream sites …

Climate change will affect future flow and thermal regimes of rivers. This will directly affect
freshwater habitats and ecosystem health. In particular fish species, which are strongly …