A guide and a first-rate reference for the angler, scientist, and amateur naturalist alike, this
comprehensive volume profiles each of the 144 fish species inhabiting the waterways of …

Aggregations of freshwater mussels create patches that can benefit other organisms through
direct habitat alterations or indirect stimulation of trophic resources via nutrient excretion and …

Within the past few decades, telemetry has proven to be a valuable tool for tracking and
monitoring fish. Although the advent of smaller transmitters has made these methods …

Measuring an organism's movement and habitat use is highly dependent on the spatial and
temporal scale of the study, with most studies measuring distributions once a day or at less …

Native consumers play a vital role in maintaining ecosystem functioning, but species
invasion may alter these processes. We hypothesized that the individual effects of large …

Testing whether intra‐and interspecific biodiversity facets co‐vary spatially across trophic
levels is of utmost importance to generalize processes driving biodiversity patterns in natural …

Stream fishes can have strong top-down and bottom-up effects on ecosystem processes.
However, the dynamic nature of streams constrains our ability to generalize these effects …

Consumers are increasingly being recognized as important drivers of ecological succession,
yet it is still hard to predict the nature and direction of consumer effects in nonequilibrium …

Ecosystem engineers alter habitat and resource availability within ecosystems, but the
magnitude of these effects depends on abiotic context and spatial scale. We examined how …

A major consequence of climate change will be the alteration of precipitation patterns and
concomitant changes in the flood frequencies in streams. Species losses or introductions …