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Polis, Gary A.,; Power, Mary E.; Huxel, Gary R.
University of Chicago Press,
Food webs at the landscape level /
15. River-to-watershed subsidies in an old-growth conifer forest
Authors

Mary E. Power, William E. Rainey, Michael S. Parker, John L. Sabo, Adrianna Smyth, Sapna Khandwala, Jacques C. Finlay, F. Camille McNeely, Kevin Marsee and Clarissa Anderson

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1675839503320_53664264

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1. Overview: cross-habitat flux of nutrients and detritus
Michael J. Vanni, Donald L. DeAngelis, Daniel E. Schindler and Gary R. Huxel
2. Dynamic consequences of allochthonous nutrient input to freshwater systems
Donald L. DeAngelis and Patrick J. Mulholland
3. Using stable isotopes to quantify material transport in food webs
Daniel E. Schindler and Susan C. Lubetkin
4. Cross-habitat transport of nutrients by omnivorous fish along a productivity gradient: integrating watersheds and reservoir food webs
Michael J. Vanni and Jenifer L. Headworth
5. Bottom-up/top-down determination of rocky intertidal shorescape dynamics
Bruce A. Menge
6. Allochthonous nutrient and food inputs: consequences for temporal stability
Wendy B. Anderson and Gary A. Polis
7. Implications of system openness for local community structure and ecosystem function
Robert D. Holt
8. Migratory neotropical fishes subsidize food webs of oligotrophic blackwater rivers
Kirk O. Winemiller and David B. Jepsen
9. Benthic-pelagic linkages in subtidal communities: influence of food subsidy by internal waves
Jon D. Witman, Mark R. Patterson and Salvatore J. Genovese
10. Effect of landscape boundaries on the flux of nutrients, detritus, and organisms
M. L. Cadenasso, S. T. A. Pickett and K. C. Weathers
11. The variation of lake food webs across the landscape and its effect on contaminant dynamics
Joseph B. Rasmussen and M. Jake Vander Zanden
12. Food web subsidies at the land-water ecotone
M. Jake Vander Zanden and Diane M. Sanzone
13. Subsidized predation along river shores affects terrestrial herbivore and plant success
Joh R. Henschel
14. Trophic flows from water to land: marine input affects food webs of islands and coastal ecosystems worldwide
Gary A. Polis, Francisco Sanchez-Pinero, Paul T. Stapp, Wendy B. Anderson and Michael D. Rose
15. River-to-watershed subsidies in an old-growth conifer forest
Mary E. Power, William E. Rainey, Michael S. Parker, John L. Sabo, Adrianna Smyth, Sapna Khandwala, Jacques C. Finlay, F. Camille McNeely, Kevin Marsee and Clarissa Anderson
16. Sources and effects of subsidies along the stream-estuary continuum
Ralph H. Riley, Colin R. Townsend, Dave A. Raffaelli and Alex S. Flecker
17. Integrating food web and landscape ecology: subsidies at the regional scale
M. L. Cadenasso, K. C. Weathers and S. T. A. Pickett
18. Agricultural nutrient subsidies to migratory geese and change in Arctic coastal habitats
Robert L. Jefferies, Hugh A. L. Henry and Kenneth F. Abraham
19. Anadromous fishes as ecological links between ocean, fresh water, and land
Mary F. Willson, Scott M. Gende and Peter A. Bisson
20. When terrestrial organic matter is sent down the river: the importance of allochthonous carbon inputs to the metabolism of lakes and rivers
Nina Caraco and Jonathan Cole
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