Our paper is out in Freshwater Biology, looking at how consumer resource use changed following the 2013 floods in Colorado's Front Range. We found that insects relied more on low-quality detrital resources in the streams that had experienced more intense flooding, regardless of taxonomic or functional identity. You can read the paper here.
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Above: One of my high páramo study sites in the Río Chalpi drainage near Papallacta, Ecuador.
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