Loss of riparian vegetation alters the ecosystem role of a freshwater crayfish (Cherax destructor) in an Australian intermittent lowland stream

Keyphrases

• Riparian Vegetation 100%
• Freshwater Crayfish 100%
• Lowland Streams 100%
• Cherax Destructor 100%
• Ecosystem Role 100%
• Crayfish 100%
• Canopy Cover 37%
• Riparian Canopy 37%
• In-stream 25%
• Destructors 25%
• Leaf Litter 25%
• Stable Isotopes 12%
• Resource Use 12%
• Change Impact 12%
• Food Resources 12%
• Food Sources 12%
• Gut Contents 12%
• Stable Isotope Analysis 12%
• Macrophytes 12%
• Aquatic Macrophytes 12%
• Keystone Species 12%
• Stream Food Webs 12%
• Gut Content Analysis 12%
• Stream Biota 12%
• Riparian Cover 12%
• Aquatic Invertebrates 12%
• Streamflow Characteristics 12%
• Riparian Condition 12%
• Autochthonous 12%
• High Growth Rate 12%
• Trophic Role 12%
• Functional Impact 12%
• Multiple Trophic Levels 12%
• Structural Effect 12%
• Basal Resources 12%
• Feeding Trial 12%
• Detrital Input 12%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Australians 100%
• Lowlands 100%
• Macrophyte 100%
• Plant Litter 100%
• Cherax destructor 100%
• Grand Unified Theory 100%
• Food Web 50%
• Keystone Species 50%
• Trophic Level 50%
• Aquatic Invertebrate 50%