Cross‐ecosystem material flows, in the form of inorganic nutrients, detritus and organisms,
spatially connect ecosystems and impact food web dynamics. To date research on material …

Fluxes of resource subsidies, such as terrestrial leaf litter to streams and adult aquatic
insects to riparian predators, are examples of important links between adjacent ecosystems …

Animals with complex life histories such as aquatic insects and amphibians link freshwater
and terrestrial ecosystems when they transition from water to land during development. This …

The effects of aquatic contaminants are propagated across ecosystem boundaries by
aquatic insects that export resources and contaminants to terrestrial food webs; however, the …

We investigated the midterm effects of wildfire (in this case, five years after the fire) of varying
severity on periphyton, benthic invertebrates, emerging adult aquatic insects, spiders, and …

Structurally complex habitats provide cover and may hinder the movement of animals. In
predator–prey relationships, habitat structure can decrease predation risk when it provides …

Sampling emergent aquatic insects is of interest to many freshwater ecologists. Many
quantitative emergence traps require the use of aspiration for collection. However, aspiration …

Rivers are increasingly recognized as providing nutritional subsidies (ie, energy and
nutrients) to adjacent terrestrial food webs via depredation of aquatic organisms (eg …

Streams are highly connected to their landscapes and so are easily altered by multiple
stressors that affect both uplands and riparian zones, and the streams themselves. These …

The effects of wildfire can alter the structure of stream insect assemblages. Post-fire shifts to
dominance by r-strategist taxa could drive increases in productivity of primary consumer and …