Mountain freshwater communities are generally considered sensible to accelerated climatic
changes, though their vulnerabilities have not been well evaluated. Individual species or …

Insufficient knowledge about the occurrence and spread of non‐native fish in mountain
regions has impeded effective management strategies worldwide. To address this gap, this …

Water salinization is a recognized growing threat to freshwaters, whose consequences on
streams' function, per se or concomitantly with other stressors, are still far from clear. This …

The thermotactic response of brown trout (Salmo trutta) was examined with the goal to
investigate potential effects of the emerging temperature-dependent fatal trout disease PKD …

Water temperature is a critical indicator and weathervane of aquatic ecosystems. However,
the vast majority of rivers lack long-term continuous and complete water temperature …

Combining single-species ecological modeling with advanced machine learning to
investigate the long-term population dynamics of the rheophilic fish spirlin offers a powerful …

River temperature is a critical parameter influencing aquatic ecosystems and water quality.
However, it can be changed by natural (eg, flow and depth conditions) and human factors …

This study presents an analysis of the influence of climatic conditions and the operation of a
dam reservoir on the occurrence of ice cover and water temperature in two rivers (natural …

The establishment and operation of cascade reservoirs in the mainstream of the upper and
middle reaches of the Yangtze River have changed the river's thermal regimes. This study …

Global warming has had significant effects on the hydrological cycle. In North Africa, these
effects have resulted in a continued decrease in the amount of annual precipitation, greatly …