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Confluence configuration of river networks controls spatial patterns in fish communities by Boddy, Nixie C., Booker, Doug J., McIntosh, Angus R.

“…Context Given the importance of spatial heterogeneity in altering dispersal, interspecific interactions, and population persistence, high rates of habitat…”
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Could spatial heterogeneity in flow disturbance drive temporal stability of native–invasive species co‐occurrence in riverscapes? by Boddy, Nixie C., McIntosh, Angus R.

“…Spatial heterogeneity of abiotic influences like disturbance in riverscapes could play an important role in dispersal‐aided community stability. We tested if…”
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Spatiotemporal patterns of research on Southern Hemisphere amphidromous galaxiids: A semi–quantitative review by Lee, Finnbar, Boddy, Nixie C., Bloxham, Matthew, McIntosh, Angus R., Perry, George L. W., Simon, Kevin S.

“…Amphidromy is a distinctive life‐history strategy of some fish species that involves spawning in fresh or brackish water followed by dispersal to sea by newly…”
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Temperature, invaders and patchy habitat interact to limit the distribution of a vulnerable freshwater fish by Boddy, Nixie C., McIntosh, Angus R.

“…Interacting global‐change drivers such as invasive species and climate warming are likely to have major and potentially unexpected influences on aquatic…”
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Big impacts from small abstractions: The effects of surface water abstraction on freshwater fish assemblages by Boddy, Nixie C., Fraley, Kevin M., Warburton, Helen J., Jellyman, Phillip G., Booker, Doug J., Kelly, Dave, McIntosh, Angus R.

“…ions and diversions are prevalent in river networks worldwide; however, specific mechanisms and measures reflecting changes in functional characteristics of…”
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Heterogeneity in flow disturbance around river confluences influences spatial patterns in native and non-native species co-occurrence by Boddy, Nixie C., Booker, Doug J., McIntosh, Angus R.

“…Given the prevalence of invasive species and high rates of habitat homogenisation across the globe, understanding how these drivers interact to influence…”
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