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Assessing how organisms interact is fundamental to understand biodiversity patterns. Like many ecosystems, most freshwater environments are susceptible to spatial and temporal variations, especially floodplains. In spite of the expected variability, the structure of interactions in food webs is a paramount aspect to uncover processes related to ecosystem functioning. Here, we surveyed four large floodplains to identify the bio...
Functional erosion and trait loss in fish assemblages from Neotropical reservoirs: The man beyond the environmentNARA Subscribed
Anthropogenic impacts are altering ecosystems, especially aquatic habitats, resulting in the loss of critical biodiversity. This study aimed to evaluate the influence of human pressure, as surrogated by the human footprint index (HFI), on the functional diversity of fish assemblages from 109 Neotropical reservoirs while considering covariates such as temperature, flooded area and age since damming. We assessed two components o...
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