Macroinvertebrates are used as bioindicators worldwide, but the high diversity of
macroinvertebrate species and endemism in Latin America (LA) requires greater knowledge …

Aim Community assembly processes are difficult to observe in nature but can be inferred
from species diversity patterns. However, taxonomic patterns may be consistent with multiple …

Community genetics aims at understanding how within‐species variation, species diversity
and environmental factors interact to shape community assembly. An approach that …

Community assembly is determined by a combination of historical events and contemporary
processes that are difficult to disentangle, but eco‐evolutionary mechanisms may be …

Species‐genetic diversity correlations (SGDCs) have been investigated over a large spectra
of organisms, which has greatly improved our understanding of parallel processes …

The current rate of species loss calls for immediate actions to preserve biodiversity and
ecosystem functioning. Cataloguing species richness and composition, and revealing how …

Understanding how and why β‐diversity varies along latitude is a long‐standing challenge
in community ecology and rarely addressed in both space and time. We aimed to explore …

Aim Assuming genetic variants are selectively neutral, estimates of intraspecific genetic
diversity and population structure should increase simultaneously in parallel to coalescent …

Determining biological status of freshwater ecosystems is critical for ensuring ecosystem
health and maintaining associated services to such ecosystems. Freshwater …

Freshwater macroinvertebrates and fishes are focal groups in major ecosystem
biomonitoring programs in the Iberian Peninsula. Yet, their use as bioindicators is …