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Invasive ecosystem engineers on soft sediment change the habitat preferences of native mayflies and their availability to predators

scholarly article by KRISTEN M. DeVANNA published in August 2011

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Invasive ecosystem engineers on soft sediment change the habitat preferences of native mayflies and their availability to predators (English)

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PATRICIA M. ARMENIO

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KRISTEN M. DeVANNA

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CAROLINE A. BARRETT

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CHRISTINE M. MAYER

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3 August 2011

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Freshwater Biology

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2448-2458

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Sediment Suspension by Burrowing Mayflies (Hexagenia spp., Ephemeroptera: Ephemeridae)

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POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF ORGANISMS AS PHYSICAL ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERS

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Invasive ecosystem engineers on soft sediment change the habitat preferences of native mayflies and their availability to predators

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