Multiyear resource enrichment creates persistently higher species diversity in a landscape-scale field experiment von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J.

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Back to the future: little-used tools and principles of scientific inference can help disentangle effects of multiple stressors on freshwater ecosystems von DOWNES, BARBARA J

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From Insects to Frogs, Egg-Juvenile Recruitment Can Have Persistent Effects on Population Sizes von Downes, Barbara J, Peckarsky, Barbara L, Lancaster, Jill, Bovill, William D, Alp, Maria

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Aquatic versus Terrestrial Insects: Real or Presumed Differences in Population Dynamics? von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J

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Dispersal traits may reflect dispersal distances, but dispersers may not connect populations demographically von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J.

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A landscape-scale field experiment reveals the importance of dispersal in a resource-limited metacommunity von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J.

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Itinerant, nomad or invader? A field experiment sheds light on the characteristics of successful dispersers and colonists von Downes, Barbara J., Lancaster, Jill

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Linking the hydraulic world of individual organisms to ecological processes: Putting ecology into ecohydraulics von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J

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Just add water: rapid assembly of new communities in previously dry riverbeds, and limited long-distance effects on existing communities von Brooks, Andrew J., Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J., Wolfenden, Benjamin

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Flow regulation reduces native plant cover and facilitates exotic invasion in riparian wetlands von Catford, Jane A., Downes, Barbara J., Gippel, Christopher J., Vesk, Peter A.

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Terrestrial–aquatic transitions: Local abundances and movements of mature female caddisflies are related to oviposition habits but not flight capability von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J., Dwyer, Georgia K.

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Spatial arrangement or amount? Spatially variable oviposition habitat can determine aquatic insect egg abundance von Dwyer, Georgia Kaye, Downes, Barbara J., Lancaster, Jill, Rice, Stephen P., Slater, Louise, Lester, Rebecca E.

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A large-scale field experiment across six rivers illustrates how the effects of resource enrichment are context dependent von Bovill, William D., Downes, Barbara J., Bond, Nick R., Reich, Paul, Coleman, Rhys, Lake, P. S.

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Connected headwaters: Indelible field evidence of dispersal by a diverse caddisfly assemblage up stream valleys to dry catchment boundaries von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J., Finn, Debra S., St Clair, Rosalind M.

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Seasonal differences in amounts of oviposition habitat and egg‐laying by caddisflies in rivers with regulated versus unregulated flows von Wahjudi, Handoko, Bovill, William D., Brooks, Andrew J., Downes, Barbara J.

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Experimental increases in detritus boost abundances of small‐bodied fish in a sand‐affected stream von Cornell, Gabriel L., Hale, Robin, Morrongiello, John R., Downes, Barbara J.

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Barriers to dispersal: The effect of a weir on stream insect drift von Brooks, Andrew J., Wolfenden, Benjamin, Downes, Barbara J., Lancaster, Jill

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Do pools impede drift dispersal by stream insects? von Brooks, Andrew J., Wolfenden, Benjamin, Downes, Barbara J., Lancaster, Jill

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Avoidance and aggregation create consistent egg distribution patterns of congeneric caddisflies across spatially variable oviposition landscapes von Lancaster, Jill, Downes, Barbara J., Lester, Rebecca E., Rice, Stephen P.

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A novel method reveals how channel retentiveness and stocks of detritus (CPOM) vary among streams differing in bed roughness von Bovill, William D., Downes, Barbara J., Lake, P. S.

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