Blowing in the wind: a field test of overland dispersal and colonization by aquatic invertebrates.
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Meio- and Macrofaunal Communities in Artificial Water-Filled Tree Holes: Effects of Seasonality, Physical and Chemical Parameters, and Availability of Food ResourcesDiscriminating between the effects of founding events and reproductive mode on the genetic structure of Triops populations (Branchiopoda: Notostraca)In search of quorum effects in metacommunity structure: species co-occurrence analyses.Metacommunity structure of pond macroinvertebrates: effects of dispersal mode and generation time.Anciently asexual bdelloid rotifers escape lethal fungal parasites by drying up and blowing away.Wind dispersal results in a gradient of dispersal limitation and environmental match among discrete aquatic habitats.Regional zooplankton biodiversity provides limited buffering of pond ecosystems against climate change.Evolution of a stream ecosystem in recently deglaciated terrain.Experimental quantification of long distance dispersal potential of aquatic snails in the gut of migratory birds.Strong spatial influence on colonization rates in a pioneer zooplankton metacommunity.Size-selective dispersal of Daphnia resting eggs by backswimmers (Notonecta maculata).Flying with the birds? Recent large-area dispersal of four Australian Limnadopsis species (Crustacea: Branchiopoda: Spinicaudata)Herbivory enhances the diversity of primary producers in pond ecosystems.Isolation mediates persistent founder effects on zooplankton colonisation in new temporary ponds.A plea for the use of copepods in freshwater ecotoxicology.Industrial-strength ecology: trade-offs and opportunities in algal biofuel production.Life-history syndromes: integrating dispersal through space and time.Prey-driven control of predator assemblages: zooplankton abundance drives aquatic beetle colonization.A naturally heterogeneous landscape can effectively slow down the dispersal of aquatic microcrustaceans.Recovery after local extinction: factors affecting re-establishment of alpine lake zooplankton.Does dispersal limitation impact the recovery of zooplankton communities damaged by a regional stressor?Initial genetic diversity enhances population establishment and alters genetic structuring of a newly established Daphnia metapopulation.Evidence for inefficient selection against deleterious mutations in cytochrome oxidase I of asexual bdelloid rotifers.Medium-sized forest snails survive passage through birds' digestive tract and adhere strongly to birds' legs: more evidence for passive dispersal mechanismsMetacommunity assembly and sorting in newly formed lake communities.Impacts of dispersal on rapid adaptation and dynamic stability of Daphnia in fluctuating environments.The interplay between environmental conditions and allee effects during the recovery of stressed zooplankton communities.Allee effect limits colonization success of sexually reproducing zooplankton.The role of dispersal levels, Allee effects and community resistance as zooplankton communities respond to environmental changeGlobal distribution of Fabaeformiscandona subacuta: an exotic invasive Ostracoda on the Iberian Peninsula?Portage connectivity does not predict establishment success of canoe-mediated dispersal for crustacean zooplanktonCan biotic resistance be utilized to reduce establishment rates of non-indigenous species in constructed waters?Effects of wind-driven spatial structure and environmental heterogeneity on high-altitude wetland macroinvertebrate assemblages with contrasting dispersal modesAssembly mechanisms determining high species turnover in aquatic communities over regional and continental scalesEnvironment and biogeography drive aquatic plant and cladoceran species richness across EuropeCongruent patterns of lineage diversity in two species complexes of planktonic crustaceans,Daphnia longispina(Cladocera) andEucyclops serrulatus(Copepoda), in East European mountain lakesHIGH DISPERSAL CAPACITY OF CLADOCERAN ZOOPLANKTON IN NEWLY FOUNDED COMMUNITIESRecovery of copepod, but not cladoceran, zooplankton from severe and chronic effects of multiple stressorsHow do freshwater organisms cross the “dry ocean”? A review on passive dispersal and colonization processes with a special focus on temporary pondsDesiccation-tolerance in bdelloid rotifers facilitates spatiotemporal escape from multiple species of parasitic fungi
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Blowing in the wind: a field test of overland dispersal and colonization by aquatic invertebrates.
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Carla E Cáceres
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