A Spatially Explicit Resource-Based Approach for Managing Stream Fishes in Riverscapes
Abstract The article describes a riverscape approach based on landscape ecology concepts, which aims at studying the multiscale relationships between the spatial pattern of stream fish habitat patches and processes depending on fish movements. A review of the literature shows that few operational me...
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