Differences in the raw data used in bioassessments and choices regarding how those data
are analyzed and summarized can affect inferences regarding the status of ecological …

▪ Abstract Although studies of freshwater entomofauna frequently do not include the
biodiversity and ecological roles of higher Diptera, cyclorraphous flies are often numerous …

This book provides needed by professional ecologists, other scientists, engineers, planners
and managers to design assessment programmes that can reliably monitor, detect and allow …

Biological invasions are widely recognised as a significant component of human‐caused
environmental change and a primary threat to native biodiversity. The negative impacts of …

Ecologists often measure the biomass and productivity of organisms to understand the
importance of populations and communities in the flow of energy through ecosystems …

Methods for wetland bioassessment using macroinvertebrates are not well developed. Two
of the most controversial issues in stream bioassessment, subsampling and taxonomic …

There is a growing need to identify effective and efficient biological indicators for wetland
assessment, and adult damselflies and dragonflies (Insecta: Odonata) possess several …

Invertebrates in freshwater wetlands Darold Batzer· Dani Boix Editors Invertebrates in
Freshwater Wetlands An International Perspective on their Ecology Page 2 Invertebrates in …

Differences in the dynamics of ecological processes between Mediterranean and colder
temperate aquatic systems could imply different patterns in faunal communities in terms of …

We summarized data from eight quantitative fish surveys conducted in southern Florida to
evaluate the distribution and relative abundance of introduced fishes across a variety of …