Search Results - "Matthew J. Troia"

Magnitude–duration relationships of physiological sensitivity and environmental exposure improve climate change vulnerability assessments by Troia, Matthew J.

“…Integrating thermal physiology with environmental temperature is essential to understanding distributions of species and vulnerability to climate change…”
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Completeness and coverage of open-access freshwater fish distribution data in the United States by Troia, Matthew J., McManamay, Ryan A.

“…Aim: Open-access databases provide unprecedented access to records of species occurrence, but their utility depends on how complete species inventories are at…”
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A stream classification system to explore the physical habitat diversity and anthropogenic impacts in riverscapes of the eastern United States by McManamay, Ryan A, Troia, Matthew J, DeRolph, Christopher R, Olivero Sheldon, Arlene, Barnett, Analie R, Kao, Shih-Chieh, Anderson, Mark G

“…Describing the physical habitat diversity of stream types is important for understanding stream ecosystem complexity, but also prioritizing management of…”
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Spatial and Temporal Correlates of Greenhouse Gas Diffusion from a Hydropower Reservoir in the Southern United States by Jennifer J. Mosher, Allison M. Fortner, Jana R. Phillips, Mark S. Bevelhimer, Arthur J. Stewart, Matthew J. Troia

“…Emissions of CO2 and CH4 from freshwater reservoirs constitute a globally significant source of atmospheric greenhouse gases (GHGs), but knowledge gaps remain…”
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Assessing biogeographic survey gaps in bacterial diversity knowledge: A global synthesis of freshwaters by Veach, Allison M., Troia, Matthew J., Cregger, Melissa A.

“…Freshwaters account for 0.8% of Earth's surface area, yet support >10% of known plant and animal species making them disproportionately biodiverse. Modern…”
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Filling in the GAPS: evaluating completeness and coverage of open‐access biodiversity databases in the United States by Troia, Matthew J., McManamay, Ryan A.

“…Primary biodiversity data constitute observations of particular species at given points in time and space. Open‐access electronic databases provide…”
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Mapping habitat suitability of invasive crayfish in aridland riverscapes: Virile crayfish (Faxonius virilis) in the Lower Colorado River Basin, USA by Troia, Matthew J., Javiya, Anthony V., Doss, Regan N., Melzow, Steven A., Smith, Jennifer A.

“…Correlative species distribution modeling (SDM) is an important tool to predict distributions of invasive species. A unique challenge of implementing SDMs in…”
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Functional strategies drive community assembly of stream fishes along environmental gradients and across spatial scales by Troia, Matthew J, Gido, Keith B

“…Trade-offs among functional traits produce multi-trait strategies that shape species’ interactions with the environment and drive the assembly of local…”
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Biogeographic classification of streams using fish community– and trait–environment relationships by Troia, Matthew J., McManamay, Ryan A.

“…Aim Present a hybrid biogeographic and environmentally constrained clustering approach to classify ~853,000 stream reaches in the eastern United States…”
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What Should Your State Fish Be? Improving Public Awareness of Endemic Fishes in the United States by Troia, Matthew J.

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Can fisheries bioenergetics modelling refine spatially explicit assessments of climate change vulnerability? by Troia, Matthew J, Perkin, Joshuah S

“…We used bioenergetics models to project the physiological impacts of climate warming across the geographic range of Guadalupe bass, Micropterus treculii, and…”
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Species traits and reduced habitat suitability limit efficacy of climate change refugia in streams by Troia, Matthew J., Kaz, Anna L., Niemeyer, J. Cameron, Giam, Xingli

“…Climate change vulnerability depends on whether organisms can disperse rapidly enough to keep pace with shifting temperatures and find suitable habitat along…”
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US cities can manage national hydrology and biodiversity using local infrastructure policy by McManamay, Ryan A., Nair, Sujithkumar Surendran, DeRolph, Christopher R., Ruddell, Benjamin L., Morton, April M., Stewart, Robert N., Troia, Matthew J., Tran, Liem, Kim, Hyun, Bhaduri, Budhendra L.

“…Cities are concentrations of sociopolitical power and prime architects of land transformation, while also serving as consumption hubs of “hard” water and…”
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Organizing Environmental Flow Frameworks to Meet Hydropower Mitigation Needs by McManamay, Ryan A., Brewer, Shannon K., Jager, Henriette I., Troia, Matthew J.

“…The global recognition of the importance of natural flow regimes to sustain the ecological integrity of river systems has led to increased societal pressure on…”
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Author Correction: Species traits and reduced habitat suitability limit efficacy of climate change refugia in streams by Troia, Matthew J., Kaz, Anna L., Niemeyer, J. Cameron, Giam, Xingli

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Predicting community–environment relationships of stream fishes across multiple drainage basins: Insights into model generality and the effect of spatial extent by Troia, Matthew J., Gido, Keith B.

“…Resource managers increasingly rely on predictive models to understand species–environment relationships. Stream fish communities are influenced by…”
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Testing metabolic cold adaptation as a driver of warm-water fish species replacement along the river continuum by Troia, Matthew J., Gido, Keith B.

“…Hydrologic and thermal regimes vary along the upstream-to-downstream river continuum and drive the assembly of fish communities. The metabolic cold adaptation…”
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Thermal performance of larval longfin dace (Agosia chrysogaster), with implications for climate change by Troia, Matthew J, Whitney, James E, Gido, Keith B

“…Temperature is an important factor affecting the distribution of freshwater fishes. The longfin dace (Agosia chrysogaster) is endemic to the Gila River basin…”
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The process domains concept as a framework for fish and mussel habitat in a coastal plain river of southeastern North America by Troia, Matthew J., Williams, Lance R., Williams, Marsha G., Ford, Neil B.

“…•The process domains concept was tested in a gulf coast river in the southeastern US.•Distinct process domains differed temporally in benthic disturbance and…”
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Towards a mechanistic understanding of fish species niche divergence along a river continuum by Troia, Matthew J, Gido, Keith B

“…Environmental niche modeling is a valuable tool but it often fails to identify causal links between environmental gradients and individual- or population-level…”
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