Fish trophic guilds and the structure of a tropical stream : weak direct vs. strong indirect effects
A study compared the direct and indirect effects of a variety of fishes in structuring a neotropical stream insect assemblage. An exclosure/enclosure experiment was performed to examine the role of different fish trophic guilds and densities on patterns of patch colonization by invertebrates.
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| description | A study compared the direct and indirect effects of a variety of fishes in structuring a neotropical stream insect assemblage. An exclosure/enclosure experiment was performed to examine the role of different fish trophic guilds and densities on patterns of patch colonization by invertebrates. |
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