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Palabras Claves: "Tropical streams"

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International Review of Hydrobiology(2)

Environmental Entomology(1)

Freshwater Science(1)

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Temas específicos de historia natural de los animales(2)

Ciencias de la Tierra de África(1)

Factores que afectan al comportamiento social(1)

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macroinvertebrates(2)

Determinants of food resource assimilation by stream insects along a tropical elevation gradient

Abstract: Food resource availability varies along gradients of elevation where riparian vegetative cover exert

Palabras claves:

Allochthony, aquatic insects, Autochthony, Elevation, Stable isotopes, Stoichiometry, Tropical streams

Andrea C. Encalada, Andrea Landeira-Dabarca, Atkinson C.L., Flecker A.S., Poff N.L.R., Rugenski A.T., Thomas S.A.

Oviposition of aquatic insects in a tropical high altitude stream

Abstract: The persistence of aquatic insect populations in streams depends on the recruitment of larval popula

Palabras claves:

egg masses, hydrological seasonality, macroinvertebrates, Recruitment, Tropical streams

Andrea C. Encalada, Blanca Rios-Touma, N. Prat

Macroinvertebrate assemblages of an Andean high-altitude tropical stream: The importance of season and flow

Abstract: We studied the Piburja stream, a high-altitude tropical stream in Ecuador. Our main goals were to de

Palabras claves:

Current velocity, Disturbance, Highland streams, seasonality, Tropical streams

Andrea C. Encalada, Blanca Rios-Touma, N. Prat

Leaf litter dynamics and its use by invertebrates in a high-altitude tropical andean stream

Conference Object

Abstract: This study evaluates litter dynamics and its relation to macroinvertebrate communities (assemblages

Palabras claves:

Andes, CPOM, DIVERSITY, macroinvertebrates, Tropical streams

Andrea C. Encalada, Blanca Rios-Touma, Fornells N.P.

Leaf-litter breakdown in tropical streams: Is variability the norm?

Abstract: Many forested headwater streams are heterotrophic ecosystems in which allochthonous inputs of plant

Palabras claves:

decomposition, Microorganisms, Shredders, Tropical streams, variability

Andrea C. Encalada, Arunachalam M., Boyero L., Bruder A., Callisto M., Cornejo A., Dudgeon D., Flecker A.S., Gessner M.O., Gonçalves J.F., Helson J.E., Jinggut T., José Elí Rincón, M'Erimba C., Mathooko J.M., Mathuriau C., Moretti M.S., Pearson R.G., Pringle C.M., Ramírez A., Yule C.M.