Topographic heterogeneity influences fish use of an experimentally restored tidal marsh

Ecological theory predicts that incorporating habitat heterogeneity into restoration sites should enhance diversity and key functions, yet research is limited on how topographic heterogeneity affects higher trophic levels. Our large (8-ha) southern California restoration experiment tested effects of...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Ecological applications 2008-03, Vol.18 (2), p.483-496
Hauptverfasser:	Larkin, D.J, Madon, S.P, West, J.M, Zedler, J.B
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Animals aquatic habitat California ecological restoration Estuaries Feeding Behavior - physiology Fish Fishes - physiology Food Chain freshwater fish Friendship Fundulus Fundulus parvipinnis Gillichthys mirabilis Invertebrates Marshes microhabitats microtopography pools Population Dynamics restoration Restoration ecology salt marsh Salt marshes Seasons tidal creeks Tijuana Estuary topographic heterogeneity water flow Wetland ecology Wetlands Wildlife habitats
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