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Effect of introduced exotic tree litter on consumption patterns of the introduced exotic isopod Armadillidium vulgare by Abelho, Manuela, Molles, Manuel C.

“…The feeding preferences and consumption rates of the exotic woodlouse Armadillidium vulgare were measured on litters from the autochthonous Rio Grande…”
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Frontiers of Ecology by Thompson, John N., Reichman, O. J., Morin, Peter J., Polis, Gary A., Power, Mary E., Sterner, Robert W., Couch, Carol A., Gough, Laura, Holt, Robert, Hooper, David U., Keesing, Felicia, Lovell, Charles R., Milne, Bruce T., Molles, Manuel C., Roberts, David W., Strauss, Sharon Y.

“…As ecological research enters a new era of collaboration, integration and technological sophistication, four frontiers seem paramount for understanding how…”
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C : N : P stoichiometry of dominant riparian trees and arthropods along the Middle Rio Grande by TIBBETS, TERESA M., MOLLES JR, MANUEL C.

“…Summary 1. We examined the role of flooding on the leaf nutrient content of riparian trees by comparing the carbon : nitrogen : phosphorus (C : N : P) ratio of…”
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Influence of annual flooding on terrestrial arthropod assemblages of a Rio Grande riparian forest by Ellis, Lisa M., Crawford, Clifford S., Molles Jr, Manuel C.

“…Terrestrial arthropod communities remain poorly described for riparian ecosystems of the arid southwestern United States, and the effects of extensive river…”
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Comparison of litter dynamics in native and exotic riparian vegetation along the Middle Rio Grande of central New Mexico, U.S.A by Ellis, Lisa M., Crawford, Clifford S., Molles Jr, Manuel C.

“…Exotic plants and river regulation have changed riparian ecosystems throughout the south-western U.S. We compared litter dynamics at sites dominated by native…”
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Managed Flooding for Riparian Ecosystem Restoration by Molles, Manuel C., Crawford, Clifford S., Ellis, Lisa M., Valett, H. Maurice, Dahm, Clifford N.

“…The dams and levels built along the middle of the Rio Grande in New Mexico has reorganized the region's riparian ecosystem. Managed flooding caused the the…”
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Responses of a Riparian Forest-Floor Arthropod Community to Wildfire in the Middle Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico by Bess, Emilie C, Parmenter, Robert R, Mccoy, Stacey, Molles, Manuel C

“…We documented patterns of species extirpation, shifts in species dominance, and rates of recolonization of litter-layer arthropod species following a…”
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Ground Arthropods as Potential Indicators of Flooding Regime in the Riparian Forest of the Middle Rio Grande, New Mexico by Cartron, Jean-Luc E, Molles, Manuel C, Schuetz, Jennifer F, Crawford, Clifford S, Dahm, Clifford N

“…In 2001 and 2002, we pit trapped arthropods at eight riparian forest sites along the middle Rio Grande, four characterized by flooding in some years (flood…”
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Fish species Diversity on Model and Natural Reef Patches: Experimental Insular Biogeography by Molles, Manuel C.

“…Fish communities associated with model and natural reef patches were studied to determine the effects of heterogeneity, area, and isolation on the number of…”
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Mechanisms of prey selection by predaceous stoneflies: roles of prey morphology, behavior and predator hunger by Molles, M.C. Jr, Pietruszka, R.D

“…Laboratory feeding experiments using Hesperoperla pacifica (Banks), Perlidae, and Megarcys signata (Hagen), Perlodidae, as predators and Baetis tricaudatus…”
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Ecology: concepts and applications / Manuel C. Molles, Jr by Molles, Manuel C., Jr

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Spatial and temporal variation of fish communities in secondary channels of the San Juan River, New Mexico and Utah by GIDO, K. B, PROPST, D. L, MOLLES, M. C

“…Spatial and temporal variation of fish communities in four secondary channels of the San Juan River between Shiprock, NM and Bluff, UT were investigated from…”
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Influence of Experimental Flooding on Litter Dynamics in a Rio Grande Riparian Forest, New Mexico by Ellis, Lisa M., Molles Jr, Manuel C., Crawford, Clifford S.

“…Flow regulation, which has largely eliminated flooding along the Rio Grande in central New Mexico, has substantially changed the riparian ecosystem. We…”
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Range Extension for Carabus maeander Fischer (Coleoptera: Carabidae): From the Canada/U.S. border to New Mexico by Brantley, Sandra L, Molles, Manuel C, Fettig, Stephen M

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Frontiers of Ecology: As ecological research enters a new era of collaboration, integration, and technological sophistication, four frontiers seem paramount for understanding how biological and physical processes interact over multiple spatial and temporal scales to shape the earth's biodiversity by THOMPSON, JOHN N, REICHMAN, O. J, MORIN, PETER J, POLIS, GARY A, POWER, MARY E, STERNER, ROBERT W, COUCH, CAROL A, GOUGH, LAURA, HOLT, ROBERT, HOOPER, DAVID U, KEESING, FELICIA, LOVELL, CHARLES R, MILNE, BRUCE T, MOLLES, MANUEL C, ROBERTS, DAVID W, STRAUSS, SHARON Y

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Lightning, precipitation and vegetation at landscape scale by POTTER, D. U, GOSZ, J. R, MOLLES, M. C, SCUDERI, L. A

“…We investigated the question "Is there a relationship between seasonality in precipitation and vegetative cover in Pole Canyon, NM?" GIS and statistical…”
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Short-term effects of annual flooding on a population of Peromyscus leucopus in a Rio Grande riparian forest of central New Mexico by Ellis, L.M. (University of New Mexico, Albuquerque.), Molles, M.C. Jr, Crawford, C.S

“…We studied the short-term effects of experimental flooding on a population of Peromyscus leucopus in a Rio Grande riparian forest that had not flooded for over…”
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Recovery of a Stream Invertebrate Community from Flash a Flash Flood in Tesuque Creek, New Mexico by Molles, Manuel C.

“…In mid-August 1977, a flash flood disrupted the benthic community of one fork of Tesuque Creek, Santa Fe National Forest, New Mexico. One year after the…”
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Trichopteran communities of streams associated with aspen and conifer forests: long-term structural change [New Mexico] by Molles, Manuel C.

“…A comparison of the trichopteran communities of streams associated with aspen, spruce-fir, and mixed-conifer forests demonstrated significant differences in…”
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Surface-Active Arthropod Communities in Native and Exotic Riparian Vegetation in the Middle Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico by Ellis, Lisa M., Molles, Manuel C., Crawford, Clifford S., Heinzelmann, Frederick

“…The rapid naturalization of exotic saltcedar (Tamarix) trees in riparian ecosystems throughout the southwestern United States necessitates understanding its…”
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