Titlebook: Contaminants and Ecological Subsidies; The Land-Water Inter Johanna M. Kraus,David M. Walters,Marc A. Mills Book 2020 Springer Nature Switz

Salivary-Gland

Durch Nietung hergestellte Kocherschalen,idy has garnered much attention in recent research. Here, we critically examine a list of biotic and abiotic variables—including productivity, dominant taxa, geomorphology, and weather—that should be important in affecting the nature of these subsidy dynamics between lotic and terrestrial ecosystems

哪有黄油

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40990-9ave greatly influenced how ecosystems function and interact by affecting the exchanges of energy, materials, and organisms. In this chapter, we examine how a variety of environmental stressors, and associated species losses and gains, change the exchange of resources (materials or organisms) within

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Conscientious

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P. Alken,Ch. Chaussy,E. Schmiedt,W. Brendel assess this cross-boundary linkage with specific consideration of contaminant-induced effects. This data gap might be attributed to the complexity required for experimental designs to adequately assess the impacts of chemical stressors on aquatic ecosystems’ ability to subsidise adjacent terrestria

inventory

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41219-0 the land-water interface. As theoretical and empirical understanding of ecological networks continues to grow, network models are increasingly used to quantify and predict ecosystem stability, metapopulation dynamics, disease spread, and social behavior. Here, we propose that ecological networks ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40990-9mistry, landscape ecology, and entomology). This chapter introduces risk assessors to this emerging and ecologically relevant concept by distilling the main mechanisms that drive insect-mediated contaminant flux and integrating them together so that more informed decisions can be made on whether the phenomenon presents a potential risk at a site.

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混合,搀杂

etween exposures and ecological subsidies.Provides extensiveThis volume explores the effects of aquatic contaminants on ecological subsidies and food web exposure at the boundary of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. It provides the first synthesis of the findings and principles governing the “dark