Assessing Eriocheir sinensis Potential Distribution Under Climate Change
A global and regional modeling study projects a poleward redistribution of potential Chinese mitten crab habitat, with different changes in ...
Tag: freshwater ecosystems
New Causal Model Predicts Exactly How Much Pollution Cuts Rivers Need
A new causal modelling workflow quantifies exactly how much wastewater pollution must be reduced before a river's chemistry and macroinvertebrate ...
Invasive Crayfish Map: First Open Database Tracks Three North American Invaders Across 17 Italian Lakes
Scientists have published the first open database of invasive crayfish, documenting three North American species across 17 lakes in north-western ...
Warming Waters Supercharge Invasive Catfish and Squeeze Native Prey Across Freshwaters
A three-pronged study in Türkiye shows that the invasive African catfish consumes native prey more efficiently than the native Wels ...
Nanoatrazine Builds Up in Algae but Barely Moves Up the Aquatic Food Chain
A new study shows that polymer-encapsulated nanoatrazine accumulates in freshwater microalgae but is not detected in the zooplankton that graze ...
Türkiye’s First National Census Counts 271 Established Non-Native Species
The first comprehensive national assessment of established non-native species in Türkiye documents 271 species across marine, terrestrial, and freshwater habitats, ...
Satellites, Drones and Radar Join Forces to Track the World’s Worst Water Weed
A new review of 56 studies shows how satellites, drones and radar are transforming the fight against water hyacinth, one ...
Invasive Fish Displace Native Species in Korean Lakes
A five-year monitoring study conducted across eight freshwater sites in South Korea reveals that invasive largemouth bass and bluegill have ...
DNA From Stream Bugs Finds 30% More Species Than 15 Years of Monitoring
A Slovak study of 17 Carpathian stream sites shows DNA metabarcoding detected 30% more benthic invertebrate species than 15 years ...
Invasive Giant Reed Supercharges Mosquito Growth by Rewiring Aquatic Microbial Food Webs
A microcosm study in NeoBiota finds that leaf litter from the invasive giant reed Arundo donax alters water chemistry and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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