Freshwater Biology 2002: Vol 47 Index

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Freshwater Biology (2002) 47, 2467-2473
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Abjérnsson, K., Brénmark, C. & Hansson, Benndorf, J. see Kasprzak, P. Bronmark, C. see Abjérnsson, K.
L.-A. The relative importance of lethal see also Mehner, T. Brown, A. G. Learning from the past:
and non-lethal effects of fish on insect Benndorf, J., Boing, W., Koop, J. & palaeohydrology and palaeoecology,
colonisation of ponds, 1489 Neubauer, I. Top-down control of 817
Adis, J. & Junk, W. J. Terrestrial inverte- phytoplankton: the role of time scale, Brunberg, A.-K., Nilsson, E. & Blomqvist,
brates inhabiting lowland river flood- lake depth and trophic state, 2282 P. Characteristics of oligotrophic hard-
plains of Central Amazonia and Berg, D. J., Garton, D. W., Macisaac, H. J., water lakes in a postglacial land-rise
Central Europe: a review, 711 Panov, V. E. & Telesh, I. V. Changes in area in mid-Sweden, 1451
Adler, P. H. see Hamada, N. genetic structure of North American Buckton, S. T. & Ormerod, S. J. Global
Adrian, R. see Gerten, D. Bythotrephes populations following patterns of diversity among the specia-
see also Mohr, S. invasion from Lake Ladoga, Russia, 275 list birds of riverine landscapes, 695
Alexander, J. E. Jr see Thorp, J. H. Berg, S. see Skov, C. Buergisser, G. M. see Frutiger, A.
Allred Coonrod, J. E. see Dahm, C. N. see also Jacobsen, L. Buijse, A. D., Coops, H., Staras, M., Jans, L.
Almodovar, A. see Nicola, G. G. Bergstrém, A.-K. see Drakare, S. H., van Geest, G. J., Grift, R. E,,
Alvarez-Cobelas, M., Baltanas, A., Velasco, Bernath, B., Szedenics, G., Wildermuth, H. Ibelings, B. W., Oosterberg, W. &
J. L. & Rojo, C. Daily variations in the & Horvath, G. How can dragonflies Roozen, F. C. J. M. Restoration strate-
optical properties of a small lake, 1051 discern bright and dark waters from a gies for river floodplains along large
Alverson, A. J. & Courtney, G. W. Tem- distance? The degree of polarisation of lowland rivers in Europe, 889
poral patterns of diatom ingestion by reflected light as a possible cue for Bunn, S. E. see Cook, B. D.
larval net-winged midges (Diptera: dragonfly habitat selection, 1707 Burgherr, P. see Robinson, C. T.
Blephariceridae: Blepharicera), 2087 Bettez, N. D., Rublee, P. A., O’Brien, J. & Burkart, G. see Cole, P. C.
Amoros, C. & Bornette, G. Connectivity Miller, M. C. Changes in abundance, Burks, R. L., Lodge, D. M., Jeppesen, E. &
and biocomplexity in waterbodies of composition and controls within the Lauridsen, T. L. Diel horizontal migra-
riverine floodplains, 761 plankton of a fertilised arctic lake, 303 tion of zooplankton: costs and benefits
Amoros, C. see Elger, A. Bilton, D. T. see Kelly, L. C. of inhabiting the littoral, 343
Andersen, T. see Feerovig, P. J. see also Rundle, S. D. Burns, C. W. see Hall, C. J.
see also Ryves, D. B. Blanco, G. see Cagigas, M. E. Bury, S. see Collier, K. J
Andersson, E. & Nilsson, C. Temporal Blindow, I. see Marklund, O. Butler, M. G. see Zimmer, K. D.
variation in the drift of plant litter and Blinn, D. W. see Miller, M. P. Butz Huryn, V. M. see Huryn, A. D.
propagules in a small boreal river, 1674 Blomaqvist, P. see Brunberg, A.-K.
Aprhamian, M. see Ibbotson, A. see also Drakare, S. Cagigas, M. E., Vazquez, E., Blanco, G. &
Arbuckle, C. J. see Huryn, A. D. Blumenshine, S. C. see Hambright, K. D. Sanchez, J. A. Phylogeographical linea-
Arndt, H. see Weitere, M. Boing, W. see Benndorf, J. ges in brown trout (Salmo trutta):
Arscott, D. B. see Ward, J. V. Boisclair, D. see Marchand, F. investigating microgeographical differ-
Atkinson, D. see McKee, D. Bojsen, B. H. & Barriga, R. Effects of defores- entiation between native populations
tation on fish community structure in from Northern Spain, 1879
Balseiro, E. G. see Modenutti, B. E. Ecuadorian Amazon streams, 2246 Callieri, C. & Piscia, R. Photosynthetic
Baltanas, A. see Alvarez-Cobelas, M. Borcherding, J. see Beeck, P. efficiency and seasonality of auto-
Baranyi, C., Hein, T., Holarek, C., Keckeis, Bornette, G. see Amoros, C. trophic picoplankton in Lago Maggiore
S. & Schiemer, F. Zooplankton biomass Bourassa, N. see Wunsam, S. after its recovery, 941
and community structure in a Danube Bradley, D. C. & Ormerod, S. J. Long-term Canas, C. see Magalhaes, M. F.
River floodplain system: effects of effects of catchment liming on inverte- Caouette, J. P. see Chaloner, D. T.
hydrology, 473 brates in upland streams, 161 Capra, H. see Lamouroux, N.
Barlocher, F. & Graga, M. A. S. Exotic Bradshaw, E. G., Anderson, N. J., Jensen, J. Carpenter, S. R. see Lathrop, R. C.
riparian vegetation lowers fungal P. & Jeppesen, E. Phosphorus dynamics Carrillo, P. see Medina-Sanchez, J. M.
diversity but not leaf decomposition in Danish lakes and the implications for Carter Johnson, W. Riparian vegetation
in Portuguese streams, 1123 diatom ecology and palaeoecology, 1963 diversity along regulated rivers: contri-
Barrat-Segretain, M.-H. see Elger, A. Brasington, J. see Richards, K. bution of novel and relict habitats, 749
Barriga, R. see Bojsen, B. H. Brett, M. T. see Park, S. Carvalho, G. R. see Mitchell, S. E.
Batalha, D. C. see Magalhaes, F. M. Broberg, M. see Jacobsen, L. Casper, A. F. see Thorp, J. H.
Beeck, P., Tauber, S., Kiel, S. & Borcherd- Brodersen, K. P. & Anderson, N. J. Cattaneo, A. see Wunsam, S.
ing, J. 0+ perch predation on 0+ bream: Distribution of chironomids (Diptera) Cavalcanti, C. see Starling, F.
a case study in a eutrophic gravel pit in low arctic West Greenland lakes: Cedergreen, N. see Madsen, T. V.
lake, 2359 trophic conditions, temperature and Chaloner, D. T., Wipfli, M. S. & Caouette,
Beja, P. see Magalhaes, M. F. environmental reconstruction, 1137 J. P. Mass loss and macroinvertebrate
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colonisation of Pacific salmon carcasses Dawidowicz, P., Prejs, A., Engelmayer, A., shrimps, Gammarus pulex, in a small
in south-eastern Alaskan streams, 263 Martyniak, A., Kozlowski, J., Kufel, L. stony stream, and their implications for
Chauvet, E. see Laitung, B. & Paradowska, M. Hypolimnetic the interpretation of downstream dis-
see also Diez, J. anoxia hampers top-down food-web persal, 1403
Choiseul, V. see Rundle, S. D. manipulation in a eutrophic lake, 2401 Elliott, J. M. Time spent in the drift by
Church, M. Geomorphic thresholds in Death, R. G. see Joy, M. K. downstream-dispersing invertebrates
riverine landscapes, 541 Dent, M. M. see Maberly, S. C in a Lake District stream, 97
Claret, C. see Ward, J. V. Devine, J. A. & Vanni, M. J. Spatial and Eloranta, P. see Liljendahl-Nurminen, A.
Clarke, R. T., Furse, M. T., Gunn, R. J. M., seasonal variation in nutrient excretion Elosegi, A. see Diez, }.
Winder, J. M. & Wright, J. F. Sampling by benthic invertebrates in a eutrophic Elser, J. J. see Frost, P. C.
variation in macroinvertebrate data reservoir, 1107 Engelmayer, A. see Dawidowicz, P.
and implications for river quality Dick, J. T. A. see Kelly, D. W.
indices, 1735 Diez, J., Elosegi, A., Chauvet, E. & Pozo, J. Ferovig, P. J., Andersen, T. & Hessen, D.
Clements, W. H. see Courtney, L. A. Breakdown of wood in the Agiiera O. Image analysis of Daphnia popula-
Cleverly, J. R. see Dahm, C. N. stream, 2205 tions: non-destructive determination of
Cobbs, G. A. see Thorp, J. H. Dimick, S. M. see Hill, W. R. demography and biomass in cultures,
Cognato, A. I. see Galacatos, K. Dionisio Pires, L. M. & Van Donk, E. 1956
Cole, P. C., Luecke, C., Wurtsbaugh, W. A. Comparing grazing by Dreissena Fesl, C. Biodiversity and resource use of
& Burkart, G. Growth and survival of polymorpha on phytoplankton in the larval chironomids in relation to envir-
Daphnia in epilimnetic and metalim- presence of toxic and _ non-toxic onmental factors in a large river, 1065
netic water from oligotrophic lakes: the cyanobacteria, 1855 Fields, D. M. see Lapesa, S.
effects of food and temperature, 2113 Dobson, M., Magana, A., Mathooko, J. M. Figuerola, J. & Green, A. J. Dispersal of
Collares-Pereira, M. J. see Magalhaes, M. F. & Ndegwa, F. K. Detritivores in Ken- aquatic organisms by waterbirds: a
see also Magalhaes, M. F. yan highland streams: more evidence review of past research and priorities
Collier, K. J., Bury, S. & Gibbs, M. A stable for the paucity of shredders in the for future studies, 483
isotope study of linkages between tropics?, 909 Findlay, D. L. see Paterson, M. J.
stream and terrestrial food webs Dobson, M. see Laitung, B. Foggo, A. see Rundle, S. D.
through spider predation, 1651 Dole-Olivier, M.-J. see Malard, F. Fore, L. S. & Grafe, C. Using diatoms to
Collings, S. see McKee, D. Drakare, S., Blomqvist, P., Bergstrém, A.-K. assess the biological condition of large
Conde-Porcuna, J. M., Ramos-Rodriguez, & Jansson, M. Primary production and rivers in Idaho (U.S.A.), 2015
E. & Perez-Martinez, C. Correlations phytoplankton composition in relation Frahm, A. see Weisse, T.
between nutrient concentrations and to DOC input and bacterioplankton Friberg, N. see Thomsen, A. G.
zooplankton populations in a meso- production in humic Lake Ortrasket, 41 Frisch, D. Dormancy, dispersal and
trophic reservoir, 1463 Duggan, I. C., Green, J. D. & Shiel, R. J. the survival of cyclopoid copepods
Cook, B. D., Bunn, S. E. & Hughes, J. M. Distribution of rotifer assemblages in (Cyclopoida, Copepoda) in a lowland
Genetic structure and dispersal of North Island, New Zealand, lakes: floodplain, 1269
Macrobrachium australiense (Decapoda: relationships to environmental and Fritz, S. C. see Saros, J. E.
Palaemonidae) in western Queensland, historical factors, 195 Frost, P. C. & Elser, J. J. Effects of light
Australia, 2098 and nutrients on the net accumulation
Coops, H. see Buijse, A. D. Eaton, J. see McKee, D. and elemental composition of epilithon
Courtney, G. W. see Alverson, A. J. see also Williams, A. E. in boreal lakes, 173
Courtney, L. A. & Clements, W. H. Edmundson, J. A. & Mazumder, A. Frutiger, A. The function of the suckers of
Assessing the influence of water and Regional and hierarchical perspectives larval net-winged midges (Diptera:
substratum quality on benthic macro- of thermal regimes in subarctic, Alas- Blephariceridae), 293
invertebrate communities in a metal- kan lakes, 1 Frutiger, A. & Buergisser, G. M. Life
polluted stream: an experimental Edwards, P. J. see Karrenberg, S. history variability of a grazing stream
approach, 1766 see also Tockner, K. insect (Liponeura cinerascens minor; Dip-
Craft, J. A., Stanford, J. A. & Pusch, M. Elger, A., Barrat-Segretain, M.-H. & tera: Blephariceridae), 1618
Microbial respiration within a flood- Amoros, C. Plant palatability and dis- Furse, M. T. see Clarke, R. T.
plain aquifer of a large gravel-bed turbance level in aquatic habitats: an
river, 251 experimental approach using the snail Galacatos, K., Cognato, A. I. & Sperling,
Crenshaw, C. L., Valett, H. M. & Webster, Lymnaea stagnalis (L. ), 931 F. A. H. Population genetic structure of
J. R. Effects of augmentation of coarse Elliott, J. A., Irish, A. E. & Reynolds, C. S. two water strider species in the Ecua-
particulate organic matter on metabo- Predicting the spatial dominance of dorian Amazon, 391
lism and nutrient retention in hypor- phytoplankton in a light limited and Gardiner, E. P. see Sutherland, A. B.
heic sediments, 1820 incompletely mixed eutrophic water Garton, D. W. see Berg, D. J.
Crenshaw, C. L. see Merriam, J. L. column using the PROTECH model, 433 van Geest, G. J. see Buijse, A. D.
Elliott, J. M. A continuous study of the Geller, W. see Woellfl, S.
Dahm, C. N., Cleverly, J. R., Allred total drift of freshwater shrimps, Gam- Gerten, D. & Adrian, R. Species-specific
Coonrod, J. E., Thibault, J. R., marus pulex, in a small stony stream in changes in the phenology and peak
McDonnell, D. E. & Gilroy, D. J. Evapo- the English Lake District, 75 abundance of freshwater copepods in
transpiration at the land/water inter- Elliott, J. M. The drift distances and time response to warm summers, 2163
face in a semi-arid drainage basin, 831 spent in the drift by freshwater Gibbs, M. see Collier, K. J.
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Gibson, C. E. see Maberly, S. C. Herlihy, A. T. see Hill, B. H. analysis based on subunit-scale habitat
Gilbert, J. J. Endogenous regulation of Hessen, D. O. see Ferovig, P. J. classification, 1594
environmentally induced sexuality in a see also Weervagen, S. B. Inoue, M. see Negishi, J. N.
rotifer: a multigenerational parental Hesslein, R. H. see Paterson, M. J. Irish, A. E. see Elliott, J. A.
effect induced by fertilisation, 1633 Heyes, T. see McKee, D. Ishikawa, T. & Urabe, J. Population
Gilroy, D. J. see Dahm, C. N. Hildrew, A. G. see Woodward, G. dynamics and production of Jesogam-
Gliwicz, G. M. On the different nature of Hill, B. H., Herlihy, A. T. & Kaufmann, marus annandalei, an endemic amphi-
top-down and bottom-up effects in P. R. Benthic microbial respiration in pod, in Lake Biwa, Japan, 1935
pelagic food webs, 2296 Appalachian Mountain, Piedmont, and
Goedkoop, W. see Johnson, R. K. Coastal Plains streams of the eastern Jackson, D. A. see Olden, J. D.
Goldman, C. R. see Park, S. U.S.A., 185 Jacobsen, D. see Sand-Jensen, K.
Graga, M. A. S. see Barlocher, F. Hill, W. R. & Dimick, S. M. Effects of Jacobsen, L., Berg, S., Broberg, M., Jepsen,
Grafe, C. see Fore, L. S. riparian leaf dynamics on periphyton N. & Skov, C. Activity and food choice
Green, A. J. see Figuerola, J. photosynthesis and light utilisation of piscivorous perch (Perca fluviatilis) in
Green, J. D. see Duggan, I. C. efficiency, 1245 a eutrophic shallow lake: a radio-tele-
Gregory, S. V. see Gurnell, A. M. Hillebrand, H. see Kahlert, M. metry study, 2370
Gregovich, D. P. see Wipfli, M. S. Hirst, H., Jiittner, 1. & Ormerod, S. J. Com- Jans, L. H. see Buijse, A. D.
Grey, J., Thackeray, S. J., Jones, R. 1. & paring the responses of diatomsand Jansson, M. see Drakare, S.
Shine, A. Ferox Trout (Salmo trutta) as macroinvertebrates to metals in upland Jensen, J. P. see Bradshaw, E. G.
‘Russian dolls’: complementary gut streams of Wales and Cornwall, 1752 Jeppesen, E. see Burks, R. L.
content and stable isotope analyses of Holarek, C. see Baranyi, C. see also Bradshaw, E. G.
the Loch Ness foodweb, 1235 Holker, F., Haertel, S. S., Steiner, S. & Jepsen, N. see Jacobsen, L.
Grift, R. E. see Buijse, A. D. Mehner, T. Effects of piscivore- Johnson, B. M. see Lathrop, R. C.
Gunn, R. J. M. see Clarke, R. T. mediated habitat use on growth, diet Johnson, R. K. & Goedkoop, W. Littoral
Gurnell, A. M. & Petts, G. E. Island- and zooplankton consumption of macroinvertebrate communities: spatial
dominated landscapes of large flood- roach: an individual-based modelling scale and ecological relationships, 1840
plain rivers, a European perspective, approach, 2345 Johnson, S. L. see Merriam, J. L.
581 Horppila, J. see Liljendahl-Nurminen, A. Johnson, T. B. see Lathrop, R. C.
Gurnell, A. M., Piégay, H., Swanson, F. J. see also Vaitomaa, J. Jones, J. B., Jr Groundwater controls on
& Gregory, S. V. Large wood and Horvath, G. see Bernath, B. nutrient cycling in a Mojave desert
fluvial processes, 601 Hrabik, T. R. see Lathrop, R. C. stream, 971
Huber, H. see Matthaei, C. D. Jones, J. I. see Woodward, G.
Haertel, S. S. see Holker, F. Huebert, D. see Squires, M. M. Jones, R. I. see Grey, J.
Hall, C. J. & Burns, C. W. Mortality and Hughes, F. see Richards, K. see also Maberly, S. C.
growth responses of Daphnia carinata to Hughes, J. M. see Cook, B. D. Jonsson, B. see Jonsson, N.
increases in temperature and salinity, Hugueny, B. see Oberdorff, T. Jonsson, N. & Jonsson, B. Migration of
451 Hitilsmann, S. & Voigt, H. Life history of anadromous brown trout Salmo trutta
Hamada, N., McCreadie, J. W. & Adler, Daphnia galeata in a_ hypertrophic in a Norwegian river, 1391
P.H. Species richness and spatial reservoir and consequences of non- Joy, M. K. & Death, R. G. Predictive
distribution of blackflies (Diptera: consumptive mortality for the initiation modelling of freshwater fish as a
Simuliidae) in streams of Central of a midsummer decline, 2313 biomonitoring tool in New Zealand,
Amazonia, Brazil, 31 Humphries, P., Serafini, L. G. & King, A. 2261
Hambright, K. D., Blumenshine, S. C. & J. River regulation and fish larvae: Jungwirth, M., Muhar, S. & Schmutz, S.
Shapiro, J. Can filter-feeding fishes variation through space and time, 1307 Re-establishing and assessing ecologi-
improve water quality in lakes?, 1173 Humphries, S. Dispersal in drift-prone cal integrity in riverine landscapes,
Hanson, M. A. see Zimmer, K. D. macroinvertebrates: a case for density- 867
Hansson, L.-A. see Abjérnsson, K. independence, 921 Junk, W. J. see Adis, J.
see also Marklund, O. Huryn, A. D., Butz Huryn, V. M., Jiittner, I. see Hirst, H.
Harms, S. The effect of bladderwort Arbuckle, C. J. & Tsomides, L. Catch-
(Utricularia) predation on microcrusta- ment land-use, macroinvertebrates and Kahl, U. see Radke, R. J.
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Harris, I. T. see Harrison, S. S. C. streams: taxonomic richness versus H. & Pettersson, K. Spatial and tempor-
Harrison, S. S. C. & Harris, I. T. The effects function, 401 al variation in the biomass and nutrient
of bankside management on chalk status of epilithic algae in Lake Erken,
stream invertebrate communities, 2233 Ibbotson, A., Smith, J., Scarlett, P. & Sweden, 1191
Harvey, I. see McKee, D. Aprhamian, M. Colonisation of fresh- Kamjunke, N., Schmidt, K., Pflugmacher,
Hasselrot, A. T. see Kahlert, M. water habitats by the European eel S. & Mehner, T. Consumption of
Hatton, K. see McKee, D. Anguilla anguilla, 1696 cyanobacteria by roach (Rutilus rutilus):
Hehir, G. see Marchant, R. Ibelings, B. W. see Buijse, A. D. useful or harmful to the fish?, 243
Hein, T. see Baranyi, C. Innes, D. J. see Winsor, G. L. Kappes, H. & Sinsch, U. Temperature- and
Helminen, H. see Tarvainen, M. Inoue, M. & Nunokawa, M. Effects of predator-induced phenotypic plasticity
Hendricks, A. C. see Schultheis, A. S. longitudinal variations in stream habi- in Bosmina cornuta and B. pellucida
Hendzel, L. L. see Paterson, M. J. tat structure on fish abundance: an (Crustacea: Cladocera), 1944
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Karrenberg, S., Edwards, P. J. & Koll- Lathrop, R. C., Johnson, B. M., Johnson, T. water shrimp assemblages on benthic
mann, J. The life history of Salicaceae B., Vogelsang, M. T., Carpenter, S. R., communities along an _ altitudinal
living in the active zone of floodplains, Hrabik, T. R., Kitchell, J. F., Magnuson, gradient of a tropical island stream,
733 J. J., Rudstam, L. G. & Stewart, R. S. 377
Kasprzak, P., Benndorf, J., Mehner, T. & Stocking piscivores to improve fishing Marchand, F., Magnan, P. & Boisclair, D.
Koschel, R. Biomanipulation of lake and water clarity: a synthesis of the Water temperature, light intensity and
ecosystems: an introduction, 2277 Lake Mendota biomanipulation project, zooplankton density and the feeding
Kasprzak, P. see Mehner, T. 2410 activity of juvenile brook charr (Salve-
Kaufmann, P. R. see Hill, B. H. Lauridsen, T. L. see Burks, R. L. linus fontinalis), 2153
Keckeis, S. see Baranyi, C. Laurila, A. see Rasanen, K. Marchant, R. & Hehir, G. The use of
Keim, P. see Miller, M. P. Laybourn-Parry, J. see Marshall, W. AUSRIVAS predictive models to assess
Kelly, D. W., Dick, J. T. A. & Montgomery, Lazzaro, X. see Starling, F. the response of lotic macroinverte-
W. I. Predation on mayfly nymph, Lesack, L. F. W. see Squires, M. M. brates to dams in south-east Australia,
Baetis rhodani, by native and _intro- Leuven, R. S. E. W. & Poudevigne, I. 1033
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the facilitation of predation by logical risk assessment, 845 & Blindow, I. Effects of waterfowl and
salmonids, 1257 Lewis, L. C. see Magoulick, D. D. fish on submerged vegetation and
Kelly, L. C., Rundle, S. D. & Bilton, D. T. Liljendahl-Nurminen, A., Horppila, J., macroinvertebrates, 2049
Genetic population structure and dis- Eloranta, P., Malinen, T. & Uusitalo, Marshall, W. & Laybourn-Parry, J. The
persal in Atlantic Island caddisflies, L. The seasonal dynamics and distribu- balance between photosynthesis and
1642 tion of Chaoborus flavicans larvae in grazing in Antarctic mixotrophic cryp-
Kiel, S. see Beeck, P. adjacent lake basins of different mor- tophytes during summer, 2060
Kilinc, S. & Moss, B. Whitemere, a lake phometry and degree of eutrophica- Martyniak, A. see Dawidowicz, P.
that defies some conventions about tion, 1283 Mathooko, J. M. see Dobson, M.
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King, A. J. see Humphries, P. Luecke, C. see Cole, P. C. bed clusters: are they preferred habitats
King, L. see Maberly, S. C. for invertebrates in a_ flood-prone
Kirk, K. L. Competition in variable envir- Maberly, S. C., King, L., Dent, M. M., stream?, 2174
onments: experiments with planktonic Jones, R. I. & Gibson, C. E. Nutrient Mazumder, A. see Edmundson, J. A.
rotifers, 1089 limitation of phytoplankton and per- McCreadie, J. W. see Hamada, N.
Kitchell, J. F. see Lathrop, R. C. iphyton growth in upland lakes, 2136 McDonnell, D. E. see Dahm, C. N.
Kollmann, J. see Karrenberg, S. Maberly, S. C. see Reynolds, C. S. McDowell, W. H. see Merriam, J. L.
see also Tockner, K. Macisaac, H. J. see Berg, D. J. McGowan, S. see Ryves, D. B.
Koop, J. see Benndorf, J. Madsen, T. V. & Cedergreen, N. Sources McIntosh, A. R., Peckarsky, B. L. & Taylor,
Koschel, R. see Kasprzak, P. of nutrients to rooted submerged B. W. The influence of predatory fish on
see also Mehner, T. macrophytes growing in a nutrient-rich mayfly drift: extrapolating from experi-
Kozlowski, J. see Dawidowicz, P. stream, 283 ments to nature, 1497
Kufel, L. see Dawidowicz, P. Magalhaes, M. F., Batalha, D. C., Collares- McKee, D., Atkinson, D., Collings, S.,
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Dobson, M. Response of aquatic hypho- tal factors and spatial structure, 1015 climate warming in experimental fresh-
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