Microplastic in riverine fish is connected to species traits von McNeish, R. E., Kim, L. H., Barrett, H. A., Mason, S. A., Kelly, J. J., Hoellein, T. J.

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Biofilm assemblage and activity on plastic in urban streams at a continental scale: Site characteristics are more important than substrate type von Vincent, A.E.S., Chaudhary, A., Kelly, J.J., Hoellein, T.J.

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Beyond species richness: Expanding biodiversity-ecosystem functioning theory in detritus-based streams von Kominoski, J.S, Hoellein, T.J, Leroy, C.J, Pringle, C.M, Swan, C.M

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Effects of benthic habitat restoration on nutrient uptake and ecosystem metabolism in three headwater streams von Hoellein, T. J, Tank, J. L, Entrekin, S. A, Rosi‐Marshall, E. J, Stephen, M. L, Lamberti, G. A

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Macroinvertebrate secondary production in 3 forested streams of the upper Midwest, USA von Entrekin, Sally A, Rosi-Marshall, Emma J, Tank, Jennifer L, Hoellein, Timothy J, Lamberti, Gary A

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Bivalve Impacts in Freshwater and Marine Ecosystems von Vaughn, Caryn C, Hoellein, Timothy J

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Wastewater treatment alters microbial colonization of microplastics von Kelly, John J., London, Maxwell G., McCormick, Amanda R., Rojas, Miguel, Scott, John W., Hoellein, Timothy J.

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Microplastic is an Abundant and Distinct Microbial Habitat in an Urban River von McCormick, Amanda, Hoellein, Timothy J, Mason, Sherri A, Schluep, Joseph, Kelly, John J

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A watershed-scale, citizen science approach to quantifying microplastic concentration in a mixed land-use river von Barrows, Abigail P.W., Christiansen, Katie S., Bode, Emma T., Hoellein, Timothy J.

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The “plastic cycle”: a watershed67 20 scale model of plastic pools and fluxes von Hoellein, Timothy J, Rochman, Chelsea M

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Microplastic in surface waters of urban rivers: concentration, sources, and associated bacterial assemblages von McCormick, Amanda R., Hoellein, Timothy J., London, Maxwell G., Hittie, Joshua, Scott, John W., Kelly, John J.

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Revisiting Odum (1956): A synthesis of aquatic ecosystem metabolism von Hoellein, Timothy J., Bruesewitz, Denise A., Richardson, David C.

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The “plastic cycle”: a watershed-scale model of plastic pools and fluxes von Hoellein, Timothy J, Rochman, Chelsea M

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Longitudinal patterns of microplastic concentration and bacterial assemblages in surface and benthic habitats of an urban river von Hoellein, Timothy J., McCormick, Amanda R., Hittie, Joshua, London, Maxwell G., Scott, John W., Kelly, John J.

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Egestion rates of microplastic fibres in fish scaled to in situ concentration and fish density von Hou, Loren, McNeish, Rachel, Hoellein, Timothy J.

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Microplastic Contamination in Karst Groundwater Systems von Panno, Samuel V., Kelly, Walton R., Scott, John, Zheng, Wei, McNeish, Rachel E., Holm, Nancy, Hoellein, Timothy J., Baranski, Elizabeth L.

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Microplastic deposition velocity in streams follows patterns for naturally occurring allochthonous particles von Hoellein, Timothy J., Shogren, Arial J., Tank, Jennifer L., Risteca, Paul, Kelly, John J.

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Plastic microbiome development in a freshwater ecosystem von Chaudhary, Adit, Dunn, Samuel T., Kelly, John, Hoellein, Timothy J.

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Microplastic accumulation in riverbed sediment via hyporheic exchange from headwaters to mainstems von Drummond, Jennifer D, Schneidewind, Uwe, Li, Angang, Hoellein, Timothy J, Krause, Stefan, Packman, Aaron I

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Anthropogenic litter is abundant, diverse, and mobile in urban rivers: Insights from cross-ecosystem analyses using ecosystem and community ecology tools von McCormick, Amanda R., Hoellein, Timothy J.

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