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Haase, P ; Bowler, DE ; Baker, NJ ; Bonada, N ; Domisch, S ; Garcia Marquez, JR ; Heino, J ; Hering, D ; Jähnig, SC ; Schmidt-Kloiber, A ; Stubbington, R ; Altermatt, F ; Álvarez-Cabria, M ; Amatulli, G ; Angeler, DG ; Archambaud-Suard, G ; Jorrín, IA ; Aspin, T ; Azpiroz, I ; Bañares, I ; Ortiz, JB ; Bodin, CL ; Bonacina, L ; Bottarin, R ; Cañedo-Argüelles, M ; Csabai, Z ; Datry, T ; de Eyto E ; Dohet, A ; Dörflinger, G ; Drohan, E ; Eikland, KA ; England, J ; Eriksen, TE ; Evtimova, V ; Feio, MJ ; Ferréol, M ; Floury, M ; Forcellini, M ; Forio, MAE ; Fornaroli, R ; Friberg, N ; Fruget, JF ; Georgieva, G ; Goethals, P ; Graça, MAS ; Graf, W ; House, A ; Huttunen, KL ; Jensen, TC ; Johnson, RK ; Jones, JI ; Kiesel, J ; Kuglerová, L ; Larrañaga, A ; Leitner, P ; L'Hoste, L ; Lizée, MH ; Lorenz, AW ; Maire, A ; Arnaiz, JAM ; McKie, BG ; Millán, A ; Monteith, D ; Muotka, T ; Murphy, JF ; Ozolins, D ; Paavola, R ; Paril, P ; Peñas, FJ ; Pilotto, F ; Polášek, M ; Rasmussen, JJ ; Rubio, M ; Sánchez-Fernández, D ; Sandin, L ; Schäfer, RB ; Scotti, A ; Shen, LQ ; Skuja, A ; Stoll, S ; Straka, M ; Timm, H ; Tyufekchieva, VG ; Tziortzis, I ; Uzunov, Y ; van der Lee GH ; Vannevel, R ; Varadinova, E ; Várbíró, G ; Velle, G ; Verdonschot, PFM ; Verdonschot, RCM ; Vidinova, Y ; Wiberg-Larsen, P ; Welti, EAR |
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- Publication Type: Journal Article
- Language: English
- [Nature] 2023 Aug; Vol. 620 (7974), pp. 582-588. <i>Date of Electronic Publication: </i>2023 Aug 09.
- MeSH Terms: Biodiversity* ; Fresh Water* ; Invertebrates* / classification ; Invertebrates* / physiology ; Conservation of Water Resources* / statistics & numerical data ; Conservation of Water Resources* / trends ; Environmental Monitoring* ; Animals ; Introduced Species / trends ; Europe ; Human Activities ; Hydrobiology ; Time Factors ; Crop Production ; Urbanization ; Global Warming ; Water Pollutants / analysis
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