Terrestrial inputs into freshwater ecosystems are a classical field of environmental science.
Resource fluxes (subsidy) from aquatic to terrestrial systems have been less studied …

The exchange of organisms and energy among ecosystems has major impacts on food web
structure and dynamics, yet little is known about how climate warming combines with other …

Cities produce considerable ecological light pollution (ELP), yet the effects of artificial night
lighting on biological communities and ecosystem function have not been fully explored …

Wetlands (eg ponds, meadows) can be found in many landscapes, playing an important role
in maintaining regional biodiversity and supporting heterogeneous communities. Spiders …

We measured bidirectional arthropod fluxes at 12 river reaches distributed across an urban‐
rural gradient of riparian land use and land cover in the S cioto R iver system of O hio (USA) …

Stream and riparian ecosystems can be strongly connected via the emergence of adult
aquatic insects, which form an important prey subsidy for a wide range of terrestrial …

Development and agriculture are increasingly encroaching into riparian areas, with largely
unknown effects on nearshore arthropods, which are important components of linked …

Holonomic mobile micromanipulators driven by piezoelectric actuators offer precision and
compact design. However, attaining both high speed and positioning repeatability with …

Despite many studies highlighting the widespread occurrence and effects of resource
movement between ecosystems, comparatively little is known about how anthropogenic …

Stable nitrogen isotopic composition (δ15N) of aquatic biota increases with anthropogenic N
inputs such as sewage and livestock waste downstream. Increase in δ15N of riparian …