River recovery is defined as the trajectory of change that a reach takes towards an improved
condition. In geomorphic terms, this includes improvement in both the physical structure and …

The establishment of vegetation in riparian zones is dependent upon the availability of
suitable habitat and the presence of viable propagules. Studies have shown that propagules …

Drylands are regions encompassing hyperarid, arid, semiarid, or subhumid climatic
conditions (see also Chap. 1). They include cold and warm subtropical deserts, savannas …

Late Quaternary alluvial induration has greatly influenced contemporary channel
morphology on the anabranching Gilbert River in the monsoon tropics of the Gulf of …

Interdisciplinary research in the fields of ecohydrology and ecogeomorphology is becoming
increasingly important as a way to understand how biological and physical processes …

We tested the use of phytoliths and seeds as bioindicators in the paleoenvironmental
reconstruction of fluvial islands and compared the results with those of facies and pollen …

The present work analyzes the monotypic Taenidium barretti ichnofabric developed in
abandoned channels and floodplains to understand its paleoecological significance in …

Los ríos son considerados ecosistemas críticos para la biodiversidad, principalmente desde
una concepción clásica que los concibe principalmente con aguas permanentes en el …

Previous syntheses of the hydrologic, geomorphic and biotic functions of floodplains have
largely integrated research conducted along perennial stream networks, despite a growing …

Abstract Across 1· 7 km2 of the Umatilla River floodplain (Oregon, USA), we investigated the
influences of an ephemeral tributary and perennial 'spring channel'(fed only by upwelling …