Congress in Melbourne
Published in 2002
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VI, 512 pages
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Contents of Part 1
BURNS, C. W.: W(h)ither limnology? - revisited. 1 TALLING, J. F.: Freshwater phytoplankton - accessible, microbial, influential population dynamics 7
MELACK, J. M.: Ecological dynamics in saline lakes. 29
BAYLY, I. A. E.: The life of temporary waters in Australian gnammas (rock-holes)41
CUMMINS, K. W.: Riparian-stream linkage paradigm. 49
DUDGEON, D.: The most endangered ecosystems in the world? Conservation of riverine biodiversity in Asia. 59
NAKAMURA, M.: Lake Biwa watershed transformation and the changed water environments 69
O'KEEFFE, J., HUGHES, D. & THARME, R.: Linking ecological responses to altered flows, for use in envi-ronmental flow assessments: the Flow Stressor-Response method 84
WEBSTER, J. R., STANFORD, J. A., CHAFFIN, J. L. & FIELD ECOLOGY CLASS: Large wood jam in a fourth-order Rocky Mountain stream. 93
JONES, R. I. & FEUCHTMAYR, H.: Nutrient limitation of bacterioplankton growth in three upland lakes. 97
GREY, J.: A chironomid conundrum: queries arising from stable isotopes 102 METZELING, L., WELLS, F. & NEWALL, P.: The development and testing of biological objectives for theprotection of rivers and streams in Victoria, Australia. 106 PEDROZO, F., GELLER, W., BEAMUD, G., WOELFL, S., DIAZ, M., WHITTON, B. A., WENZEL, M. T., KRINGEL, R., SCHIMMELE, M., BAFFICO, G., TEMPORETTI, P. & MAGES, M.: The acidic waters of the Copa-hue crater - Agrio River-Lake Caviahue system (Patagonia, Argentina) 112
BEAMUD, G., TEMPORETTI, P., FRIESE, K., MAGES, M. & PEDROZO, F.: P-fractions in the sediments of anextremely acidic lake in Patagonia, Argentina 114
MATVEEV, V., CLOSS, G., LIESCHKE, J. A. & SHIRLEY, M. J.: Are pelagic fish important in the food webs ofAustralian reservoirs? 116
BOULTON, A. J., DEPAUW, S. & MARMONIER, P.: Hyporheic dynamics in a degraded rural stream carryinga 'sand slug'. 120
MOLVERSMYR, A.: The occurrence of pesticides in the Skas-Heigre tributary, south-western Norway, overthe past decade. 125
TIMMS, B. V.: Limnology of the claypans of the Paroo, arid-zone Australia. 130 MALARD, F., HOFMANN, A., TOCKNER, K. & UEHLINGER, U.: Iron concentration in the water of a glacialriver system. 134
WALSENG, B.: Plankton versus littoral microcrustaceans (copepods and cladocerans) as indicators of re-covery from acidification. 140
ILHÉU, M., GUILHERME, P. & BERNARDO, J. M.: Impact of red swamp crayfish (Procambarus clarkii) onaquatic invertebrate and macrophyte assemblages: a case study in the south of Portugal 144
CRESSA, C. & BARRIOS, C.: Larval growth rate and development time of egg, larvae and pupae of two spe-cies of Trichoptera from a stream in Venezuela 148
BRUNKE, M., SUKHODOLOV, A., FISCHER, H., WILCZEK, S., ENGELHARDT, C. & PUSCH, M.: Benthic andhyporheic habitats of a large lowland river (Elbe, Germany): influence of river engineering. 153
OLAFSSON, J. S., ADALSTEINSSON, H., GISLASON, G. M., HANSEN, I. & HRAFNSDOTTIR, TH.: Spatial heter-ogeneity in lotic chironomids and simuliids in relation to catchment characteristics in Iceland 157
WILZBACH, M. A., CUMMINS, K. W., BARNES, T. K. & TREXLER, J. C.: Channel-floodplain coupling inthe Kissimmee River, Florida (USA): invertebrate movement and fish feeding. 164
SAKAMOTO, M. & MAEDA, S.: Possible factors responsible for the dominance of green algae in summerphytoplankton in Lake Biwa 173
RADWAN, S., SENDER, J., KORNIJOW, R., BOJAR, W., PALEOLOG, A., CSTEPIEN,' B. & ZWOLSKI, W.: Ecologicalcharacteristics of the depression reservoirs - preliminary results 178
STRICKLER, K. & LOHMAN, K.: Relationship between aquatic invertebrate communities and environmen-tal factors in mesic and xeric watersheds 183
JASSER, I. & ARVOLA. L.: Seasonal coupling of autotrophic picoplankton and phytoplankton in three bo-real lakes. 190
PADISAK, J. & KONCSOS, L.: Trend and noise: long-term changes of phytoplankton in the Keszthely Basinof Lake Balaton, Hungary 194
POPADIN, K.: Body size of
BURNS, C. W.: W(h)ither limnology? - revisited. 1 TALLING, J. F.: Freshwater phytoplankton - accessible, microbial, influential population dynamics 7
MELACK, J. M.: Ecological dynamics in saline lakes. 29
BAYLY, I. A. E.: The life of temporary waters in Australian gnammas (rock-holes)41
CUMMINS, K. W.: Riparian-stream linkage paradigm. 49
DUDGEON, D.: The most endangered ecosystems in the world? Conservation of riverine biodiversity in Asia. 59
NAKAMURA, M.: Lake Biwa watershed transformation and the changed water environments 69
O'KEEFFE, J., HUGHES, D. & THARME, R.: Linking ecological responses to altered flows, for use in envi-ronmental flow assessments: the Flow Stressor-Response method 84
WEBSTER, J. R., STANFORD, J. A., CHAFFIN, J. L. & FIELD ECOLOGY CLASS: Large wood jam in a fourth-order Rocky Mountain stream. 93
JONES, R. I. & FEUCHTMAYR, H.: Nutrient limitation of bacterioplankton growth in three upland lakes. 97
GREY, J.: A chironomid conundrum: queries arising from stable isotopes 102 METZELING, L., WELLS, F. & NEWALL, P.: The development and testing of biological objectives for theprotection of rivers and streams in Victoria, Australia. 106 PEDROZO, F., GELLER, W., BEAMUD, G., WOELFL, S., DIAZ, M., WHITTON, B. A., WENZEL, M. T., KRINGEL, R., SCHIMMELE, M., BAFFICO, G., TEMPORETTI, P. & MAGES, M.: The acidic waters of the Copa-hue crater - Agrio River-Lake Caviahue system (Patagonia, Argentina) 112
BEAMUD, G., TEMPORETTI, P., FRIESE, K., MAGES, M. & PEDROZO, F.: P-fractions in the sediments of anextremely acidic lake in Patagonia, Argentina 114
MATVEEV, V., CLOSS, G., LIESCHKE, J. A. & SHIRLEY, M. J.: Are pelagic fish important in the food webs ofAustralian reservoirs? 116
BOULTON, A. J., DEPAUW, S. & MARMONIER, P.: Hyporheic dynamics in a degraded rural stream carryinga 'sand slug'. 120
MOLVERSMYR, A.: The occurrence of pesticides in the Skas-Heigre tributary, south-western Norway, overthe past decade. 125
TIMMS, B. V.: Limnology of the claypans of the Paroo, arid-zone Australia. 130 MALARD, F., HOFMANN, A., TOCKNER, K. & UEHLINGER, U.: Iron concentration in the water of a glacialriver system. 134
WALSENG, B.: Plankton versus littoral microcrustaceans (copepods and cladocerans) as indicators of re-covery from acidification. 140
ILHÉU, M., GUILHERME, P. & BERNARDO, J. M.: Impact of red swamp crayfish (Procambarus clarkii) onaquatic invertebrate and macrophyte assemblages: a case study in the south of Portugal 144
CRESSA, C. & BARRIOS, C.: Larval growth rate and development time of egg, larvae and pupae of two spe-cies of Trichoptera from a stream in Venezuela 148
BRUNKE, M., SUKHODOLOV, A., FISCHER, H., WILCZEK, S., ENGELHARDT, C. & PUSCH, M.: Benthic andhyporheic habitats of a large lowland river (Elbe, Germany): influence of river engineering. 153
OLAFSSON, J. S., ADALSTEINSSON, H., GISLASON, G. M., HANSEN, I. & HRAFNSDOTTIR, TH.: Spatial heter-ogeneity in lotic chironomids and simuliids in relation to catchment characteristics in Iceland 157
WILZBACH, M. A., CUMMINS, K. W., BARNES, T. K. & TREXLER, J. C.: Channel-floodplain coupling inthe Kissimmee River, Florida (USA): invertebrate movement and fish feeding. 164
SAKAMOTO, M. & MAEDA, S.: Possible factors responsible for the dominance of green algae in summerphytoplankton in Lake Biwa 173
RADWAN, S., SENDER, J., KORNIJOW, R., BOJAR, W., PALEOLOG, A., CSTEPIEN,' B. & ZWOLSKI, W.: Ecologicalcharacteristics of the depression reservoirs - preliminary results 178
STRICKLER, K. & LOHMAN, K.: Relationship between aquatic invertebrate communities and environmen-tal factors in mesic and xeric watersheds 183
JASSER, I. & ARVOLA. L.: Seasonal coupling of autotrophic picoplankton and phytoplankton in three bo-real lakes. 190
PADISAK, J. & KONCSOS, L.: Trend and noise: long-term changes of phytoplankton in the Keszthely Basinof Lake Balaton, Hungary 194
POPADIN, K.: Body size of