For a short-lived organism, such as a freshwater zooplankter, the ways of coping with years
of local recruitment failure are either to disperse between habitats and recolonise or to …

The current state of biomanipulation was the subject of muchdiscussion at Shallow Lakes
'95. This led to a workshop focusing onthe factors influencing the establishment of …

Submerged macrophytes have been the object of intensive research, and a large body of
literature exists on their growth, reproduction, and physiology. Several studies have focused …

Patterns in juvenile mortality rates can have a profound affect on the distribution and
abundance of adult individuals, and may be the result of a number of interacting factors …

Some studies suggest that lotic populations of brown trout (Salmo trutta) are regulated
through density‐dependent mortality and emigration to the extent that mean growth rates of …

Lentic macroinvertebrates have received comparatively little interest from lake managers
and researchers for two reasons. First, with few exceptions (eg, the control of mosquitos, the …

Structurally complex environments strongly affect the behaviours and foraging efficiencies of
predators and prey. I studied temporal variation in the habitat distribution of perch (Perca …

It has been difficult to understand the effects of habitat structure on assemblages because
the different elements of habitat structure are often confounded. For example, few studies …

Ecology and evolution unfold in spatially structured communities, where dispersal links
dynamics across scales. Because dispersal is multicausal, identifying general drivers …

The work reported herein was conducted as part of the Aquatic Plant Control Research
Program (APCRP), Work Unit 32944. The APCRP is sponsored by Headquarters, US Army …