Size distribution of aquatic invertebrates in two prairie wetlands, with and without fish, with implications for community production

By K. Zimmer, M. Hanson, M. Butler, W. Duffy. 2001

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Subfields: Ecology, Environmental Chemistry, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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Citations in the corpus

• Aquatic invertebrate responses to fish presence and vegetation complexity in Western Boreal wetlands, with implications for Waterbird productivity (2006, background): “Fish presence significantly alters the composition and abundance of aquatic invertebrate communities (Batzer et al. 2000, Zimmer et al. 2001), and typically reduces invertebrate availability to waterfowl (Bendell and McNicol 1995, Bouffard and Hanson 1997).”
• Body size and substrate association of littoral insects in relation to vegetation structure (2003, background): “The size structure of littoral macroinvertebrate assemblages has also previously been examined (Mittelbach, 1981; Hanson et al., 1989; Rodriguez & Magnan, 1993; Blumenshine et al., 2000; Zimmer et al., 2001 ), but the novelty of the present study lies in the fact that it explores the distribution o”
• NUTRIENT RESERVES OF LESSER SCAUP (AYTHYA AFFINIS) DURING SPRING MIGRATION IN THE MISSISSIPPI FLYWAY: A TEST OF THE SPRING CONDITION HYPOTHESIS (2004, background): “Fish decrease abundance, biomass, and size of amphipods and other important scaup foods directly through predation and indirectly by causing dramatic changes in trophic structure of wetlands (Wellborn 1994; Hanson and Riggs 1995; Bouff ard and Hanson 1997; Duff y 1998; Zimmer et al. 2001a, 2001b).”
• Microhabitat and landscape influences on aquatic beetle assemblages in a cluster of temporary and permanent ponds (2003, background): “…Golladay 2001), and greater shading (Battle and Golladay 2001, Lundkvist et al. 2001); P sites with permanent water had abundant herbaceous vegetation (Palmer 1981, Nilsson and Söderberg 1996), and supported fish (Hanson and Riggs 1995, Fairchild et al. 2000, Resetarits 2001, Zimmer et al. 2001).”