The large‐scale degradation of riparian ecotones and of the connectivity between rivers and
their floodplains has resulted in a drastic decline of rheophilic fish populations in European …

Although the concept of trophic interactions has been used for a long time, there are still
considerable gaps in our understanding of the effect of various environmental factors on …

Otolith microchemistry was used to identify marine‐versus freshwater‐derived recruitment of
three native freshwater fish species belonging to the southern hemisphere family …

In large rivers, fish ontogenic development success is mainly influenced by resource
availability and by the possibility of species to adapt their diet (ie trophic niche). Humans …

This study examines the temporal and spatial variability of the floodplain trophic contribution
to the fish community of Lake Saint-Pierre, a large (≈ 300 km 2), shallow (≈ 3 m) widening …

Ponds can provide important refuges for aquatic biota on developed floodplains and are
increasingly being constructed in an effort to enhance native biodiversity and ecosystem …

Abstract New Zealand's Waikato River has had a short but intense history of development,
primarily through land‐use change and flow regulation in the upper river, and in the lower …

We analysed the effects of decadal and annual hydrologic fluctuations on freshwater
fisheries catches in the Middle Paraná River for a period of six decades from the 1930s to …

Acute thermal and asphyxia exposure risks for freshwater fish occupying three tropical
wetland typologies were examined. Field water‐quality data revealed that fish in wetlands …

Many fish rely on being able to move between rivers and floodplains to fulfil key life history
events, but river regulation has reduced floodplain inundation compromising these …