Despite becoming one of the main pressures on aquatic ecosystems globally,
understanding of the ecological impacts of altered water‐level regimes in lakes lags far …

Climate change in the Arctic is outpacing the global average and land‐use is intensifying
due to exploitation of previously inaccessible or unprofitable natural resources. A …

Climate change and land‐use intensification are increasing productivity in subarctic lakes.
Simultaneously, fish and invertebrate species adapted to temperate conditions are …

The ratio of the number of taxa observed at a site to that expected to occur in the absence of
anthropogenic impacts (O/E) is an ecologically meaningful measure of the degree of faunal …

Besides pollution, lakes are affected by human alterations of lake-shore morphology.
However, ecological effects of such alterations have rarely been studied systematically …

Fish are known to pose strong effects on invertebrate abundance, species richness and
assemblage structure. Littoral vegetation may play a crucial role as a refuge for invertebrates …

Summary 1 Anthropogenic landscape modifications have resulted in increased water depths
and greater connectivity among the remaining shallow lakes throughout eastern portions of …

The island species–area relationship (ISAR) describes how species richness increases with
increasing area of a given island or island‐like habitat, such as freshwater lakes. While the …

We dedicate this paper to the late Maria Rosa Miracle, who was a key researcher in the
shallow lakes community, always enthusiastically dedicated to science, and always ready to …

Abstract In Lake Grande de Peñalara, an originally fishless small high mountain lake in the
Central Iberian Peninsula, brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) was introduced in the 1970s …