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Temperature-induced trophic cascades in stream food webs

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Temperature-induced trophic cascades in stream food webs

E. J. O'gorman, L. Zhao, et al.

This groundbreaking research by Eoin J O'Gorman, Lei Zhao, Robert L. Kelly, Stephen D. Dangles, and Guy Woodward explores how temperature and apex fish predators interact to affect stream community dynamics, particularly in biomass, decomposition rates, and food web structure. The findings reveal the surprising effects of fish presence on algal and invertebrate populations in Icelandic streams, emphasizing the intricate balance within ecosystems amidst warming temperatures.

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Abstract
Publisher
Nature Ecology & Evolution
Published On
Dec 28, 2023
Authors
Eoin J O'Gorman, Lei Zhao, Robert L. Kelly, Stephen D. Dangles, Guy Woodward
Tags
temperature
apex predators
stream community
biomass
decomposition
food web
trophic cascades
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