Search Results - "Özkundakci, D."

Surviving Invasion: Regaining Native Fish Resilience Following Fish Invasions in a Modified Floodplain Landscape by Pingram, M. A., Collier, K. J., Williams, A. K., David, B. O., Garrett‐Walker, J., Górski, K., Özkundakci, D., Ryan, E. F.

“…Floodplain ecosystems are focal points for human settlement, and consequently are often subjected to extensive modification and infrastructure development…”
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Food web characteristics of fish communities across degraded lakes provide insights for management in multi-stressor environments by Pingram, M. A., Collier, K. J., Özkundakci, D., Garrett-Walker, J.

“…Interactions between multiple stressors can result in unexpected ecological outcomes, especially in lowland lakes. Degraded shallow lakes typically occur in…”
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Modelling the response of a highly eutrophic lake to reductions in external and internal nutrient loading by Özkundakci, D, Hamilton, DP, Trolle, D

“…The reduction of macronutrients to levels that limit primary production is often a critical element of mitigating eutrophication and reducing the potential for…”
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