Under the dual influences of high‐intensity anthropogenic activity and climate change,
wetland hydrologic connectivity (HC) has decreased significantly, resulting in the severe …

Spatio-temporal connectivity patterns of a wetland as a function of the land use/land cover
(LULC) of its catchment have been analysed in a GIS environment. An innovative method …

The aim of the present study consists on the establishment of any relationship or interaction
between geomorphological processes and vegetation/habitat distribution in an area with …

Landscape elements respond to the processes acting on them, and this response connects
with neighboring landscape units. The propagation, superposition, and interference of these …

Within the context of fluvial systems, geospatial modeling of river networks consists of
describing certain patterns in the geographical or geomorphological “fabric” along the …

For ectothermic animals, ambient temperature strongly influences developmental growth
rate and individual fitness. While many ectotherms live in environments that are spatially …

Geomorphological relief units are related to certain processes and the history of their
development. They are well defined by form and material. This study investigates erosion …

A central goal of population ecology is to establish linkages between life history strategy,
disturbance, and population dynamics. Globally, disturbance events such as drought and …

Many rivers are intensely managed due to anthropogenic influences such as dams,
channelization, and water provision for municipalities, agriculture, and industry. With this …

Due to its restricted occurrence and existing threats, Carmine Shiner (Notropis
percobromus) has been listed as threatened under the Canadian Species at Risk Act. Little …