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Stoneflies as ecological engineers - hungry predators reduce fine sediments in stream beds

Authors: Zanatell, B. A.; Peckarsky, B. L.
Year: 1996
Journal: Freshwater Biology, Vol. 36, pp. 569-577
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Keywords: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, AQUATIC BIOLOGY, PREDATION, RMBL, STREAM ECOLOGY

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