Streams
If you’re interested in reading more, please see this 2019 lay summary of our stream ecology research.
Publications
Preston,
Layden,
Segui,
Falke,
Brant,
Novak
(2021).
Trematode parasites exceed aquatic insect biomass in Oregon stream food webs.
Journal of Animal Ecology.
Falke,
Henderson,
Novak,
Preston
(2020).
Temporal shifts in intraspecific and interspecific diet variation among 3 stream predators.
Freshwater Science.
Preston,
Falke,
Henderson,
Novak
(2019).
Food-web interaction strength distributions are conserved by greater variation between than within predator--prey pairs.
Ecology.
Segui
(2019).
State-structured species interactions and their consequences across levels of biological organization.
Oregon State University (PhD).
Preston,
Henderson,
Falke,
Segui,
Layden,
Novak
(2018).
What drives interaction strengths in complex food webs? A test with feeding rates of a generalist stream predator.
Ecology.
Layden
(2017).
Contributions of parasites to energy flow through a stream food web.
Oregon State University (SURE Science).
Preston,
Henderson,
Falke,
Novak
(2017).
Using Survival Models to Estimate Invertebrate Prey Identification Times in a Generalist Stream Fish.
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society.
Saepharn
(2016).
Competitive mechanisms underlying the displacement of native crayfish by non-native crayfish.
Oregon State University (SURE Science).
Twardochleb,
Novak,
Moore
(2012).
Using the functional response of a consumer to predict biotic resistance to invasive prey.
Ecological Applications.