The riverine ecosystem synthesis: biocomplexity in river networks across space and time von Thorp, James H., Thoms, Martin C., Delong, Michael D.

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Dominance of autochthonous autotrophic carbon in food webs of heterotrophic rivers von Thorp, James H., Delong, Michael D.

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Significance of instream autotrophs in trophic dynamics of the Upper Mississippi River von Delong, M.D, Thorp, J.H

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Interactive effects of hydrogeomorphology on fish community structure in a large floodplain river von Delong, Michael D., Thoms, Martin C., Sorenson, Ethan

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Influence of lateral gradients of hydrologic connectivity on trophic positions of fishes in the Upper Mississippi River von ROACH, KATHERINE A., THORP, JAMES H., DELONG, MICHAEL D.

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Reweaving river food webs through time von Bowes, Rachel E., Thorp, James H., Delong, Michael D.

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Ecological thresholds and regime shifts within hydrologically modified rivers: A 75+ year retrospective analysis von Delong, Michael D., Thorp, James H., Anderson, Jeffrey R.

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Mollusc shell periostracum as an alternative to tissue in isotopic studies von Delong, Michael D., Thorp, James H.

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Food webs and the Upper Mississippi River: contributions to our understanding of ecosystem function in large rivers von Delong, Michael D

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The Riverine Ecosystem Synthesis: Toward Conceptual Cohesiveness in River Science von Thorp, James H, Thoms, Martin C, Delong, Michael D

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Ecosystem Response Through a Resilience Lens: Do Differences in the Illinois River Over 150 Y Indicate Regime Shifts? von DeBoer, Jason A., Thoms, Martin C., Delong, Michael D.

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The ecological nature of whole river macrosystems: new perspectives from the riverine ecosystem synthesis von Thorp, James H., Thoms, Martin C., Delong, Michael D., Maasri, Alain

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Linking Ecosystem Services, Rehabilitation, and River Hydrogeomorphology von Thorp, James H, Flotemersch, Joseph E, Delong, Michael D, Casper, Andrew F, Thoms, Martin C, Ballantyne, Ford, Williams, Bradley S, O'Neill, Brian J, Haase, C. Stephen

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The Response of Fish Diversity in a Highly Modified Large River System to Multiple Anthropogenic Stressors von DeBoer, Jason A., Thoms, Martin C., Casper, Andrew F., Delong, Michael D.

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International society for river science von Delong, Michael D.

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Responses of consumers and food resources to a high magnitude, unpredicted flood in the upper Mississippi River basin von Delong, Michael D., Thorp, James H., Greenwood, Kim S., Miller, Michael C.

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The Riverine Productivity Model: An Heuristic View of Carbon Sources and Organic Processing in Large River Ecosystems von Thorp, James H., Delong, Michael D.

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Isotopic Analysis of Three Food Web Theories in Constricted and Floodplain Regions of a Large River von Thorp, James H., Delong, Michael D., Kim S. Greenwood, Casper, Andrew F.

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Macroinvertebrate community structure along the longitudinal gradient of an agriculturally impacted stream von DeLong, M.D. (University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho.), Brusven, M.A

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Heterogeneity of ecosystem function in an “Anthropocene” river system von DeBoer, Jason A., Thoms, Martin C., Delong, Michael D., Parsons, Melissa E., Casper, Andrew F.

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