The trophic basis of reference and post-fire stream food webs 10 years after wildfire in Yellowstone National Park
Abstract. Wildfire disturbance can alter stream ecosystems in numerous ways including loss of riparian litter inputs, altered flow regimes, shifts in resource allocations, and changes in biotic community structure. While some information exists on long-term recovery of streams following wildfire, pa...
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