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Small artificial impoundments have big implications for hydrology and freshwater biodiversity by Morden, Robert, Horne, Avril, Bond, Nick R, Nathan, Rory, Olden, Julian D

“…Headwater streams are critical for freshwater ecosystems. Global and continental studies consistently show major dams as dominant sources of hydrological…”
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Perceptions of climate change adaptation barriers in environmental water management by Judd, Meegan, Boese, Martina, Horne, Avril, Bond, Nick

“…Climate change is irreversibly changing the water cycle, yet existing environmental flow assessment methods often fail to recognize the non-stationarity of…”
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Prepare river ecosystems for an uncertain future by Tonkin, Jonathan D., Poff, N. LeRoy, Bond, Nick R., Horne, Avril, Merritt, David. M., Reynolds, Lindsay V., Olden, Julian D., Ruhi, Albert, Lytle, David A.

“…As the climate warms, we can’t restore waterways to pristine condition, but models can predict potential changes, argue Jonathan D. Tonkin, N. LeRoy Poff and…”
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Science to support the management of riverine flows by Stoffels, Rick J., Bond, Nick R., Nicol, Sam

“…The last two decades has seen introduction or reform of water legislation in many river basins of the world, and river managers are under increasing pressure…”
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Fragmentation of lateral connectivity and fish population dynamics in large rivers by Stoffels, Rick J., Humphries, Paul, Bond, Nick R., Price, Amina E.

“…Lateral Hydrological Connectivity (LHC) has been extensively fragmented in river–floodplain ecosystems of the world. Uncertainties about how LHC affects fishes…”
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Modeling Flow-Ecology Responses in the Anthropocene: Challenges for Sustainable Riverine Management by HORNE, AVRIL C., NATHAN, RORY, POFF, N. LEROY, BOND, NICK R., WEBB, J. ANGUS, WANG, JUN, JOHN, ANDREW

“…Climate change will increase water stress in many regions placing greater pressures on rivers to meet human and ecological water needs. Managing rivers…”
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Prediction of Hydrologic Characteristics for Ungauged Catchments to Support Hydroecological Modeling by Bond, Nick R., Kennard, Mark J.

“…Hydrologic variability is a fundamental driver of ecological processes and species distribution patterns within river systems, yet the paucity of gauges in…”
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A large-scale field experiment across six rivers illustrates how the effects of resource enrichment are context dependent by Bovill, William D., Downes, Barbara J., Bond, Nick R., Reich, Paul, Coleman, Rhys, Lake, P. S.

“…Resource supplementation can increase species richness and change the faunal composition of communities, but experiments have produced variable outcomes. An…”
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Development and Application of Predictive Models of Surface Water Extent to Identify Aquatic Refuges in Eastern Australian Temporary Stream Networks by Yu, Songyan, Bond, Nick R., Bunn, Stuart E., Kennard, Mark J.

“…Many organisms living in temporary streams rely on remnant surface water to survive during extended dry periods and recolonize newly established habitats when…”
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Modeling effects of disturbance across life history strategies of stream fishes by Fournier, Robert J., Bond, Nick R., Magoulick, Daniel D.

“…A central goal of population ecology is to establish linkages between life history strategy, disturbance, and population dynamics. Globally, disturbance events…”
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Fish movements in response to environmental flow releases in intermittent rivers by Carpenter‐Bundhoo, Luke, Butler, Gavin L., Bond, Nick R., Thiem, Jason D., Bunn, Stuart E., Kennard, Mark J.

“…Variation in river flow is a strong behavioural determinant for the movement of many freshwater fish species and often is linked to key aspects of their life…”
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Effects of a low-head weir on multi-scaled movement and behavior of three riverine fish species by Carpenter-Bundhoo, Luke, Butler, Gavin L., Bond, Nick R., Bunn, Stuart E., Reinfelds, Ivars V., Kennard, Mark J.

“…Despite providing considerable benefits to society, dams and weirs threaten riverine ecosystems by disrupting movement and migration of aquatic animals and…”
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Ecological risks and opportunities from engineered artificial flooding as a means of achieving environmental flow objectives by Bond, Nick, Costelloe, Justin, King, Alison, Warfe, Danielle, Reich, Paul, Balcombe, Stephen

“…Restoration of floodplain ecosystems through the reinstatement of floods is often hampered by insufficient water as a result of competing human demands. An…”
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Macroinvertebrate diversity in headwater streams: a review by CLARKE, AMBER, MAC NALLY, RALPH, BOND, NICK, LAKE, P.S

“…1. Headwater streams are ubiquitous in the landscape and are important sources of water, sediments and biota for downstream reaches. They are critical sites…”
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High rates of organic carbon processing in the hyporheic zone of intermittent streams by Burrows, Ryan M., Rutlidge, Helen, Bond, Nick R., Eberhard, Stefan M., Auhl, Alexandra, Andersen, Martin S., Valdez, Dominic G., Kennard, Mark J.

“…Organic carbon cycling is a fundamental process that underpins energy transfer through the biosphere. However, little is known about the rates of particulate…”
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Go with the flow: the movement behaviour of fish from isolated waterhole refugia during connecting flow events in an intermittent dryland river by Marshall, Jonathan C., Menke, Norbert, Crook, David A., Lobegeiger, Jaye S., Balcombe, Stephen R., Huey, Joel A., Fawcett, James H., Bond, Nick R., Starkey, Alisa H., Sternberg, David, Linke, Simon, Arthington, Angela H.

“…Summary In many intermittent, dryland rivers, fish are confined to isolated waterholes for much of the year. It is only during brief flow events, which typify…”
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Identifying priority aquatic refuges to sustain freshwater biodiversity in intermittent streams in eastern Australia by Yu, Songyan, Rose, Peter M., Bond, Nick R., Bunn, Stuart E., Kennard, Mark J.

“…The hydrological variability of intermittent streams means that the spatial distribution of dry‐season aquatic refuges within river networks and the temporal…”
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Assessment of environmental flow scenarios using state‐and‐transition models by Bond, Nick R., Grigg, Nicola, Roberts, Jane, McGinness, Heather, Nielsen, Daryl, O'Brien, Matthew, Overton, Ian, Pollino, Carmel, Reid, Julian R. W., Stratford, Danial

“…Numerous methods have been developed to support the assessment of environmental flow requirements for rivers. Most methods are based around models of…”
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Climate change and the world's river basins: anticipating management options by Palmer, Margaret A, Catherine A Reidy Liermann, Christer Nilsson, Martina Flörke, Joseph Alcamo, P Sam Lake, Nick Bond

“…Major rivers worldwide have experienced dramatic changes in flow, reducing their natural ability to adjust to and absorb disturbances. Given expected changes…”
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Research priorities for natural ecosystems in a changing global climate by Williams, Stephen E., Hobday, Alistair J., Falconi, Lorena, Hero, Jean‐Marc, Holbrook, Neil J., Capon, Samantha, Bond, Nick R., Ling, Scott D., Hughes, Lesley

“…Climate change poses significant emerging risks to biodiversity, ecosystem function and associated socioecological systems. Adaptation responses must be…”
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