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David M. HannahProfessor of Hydrology, University of Birmingham, UKE-mail confirmado em bham.ac.uk
Matthew HillBournemouth UniversityE-mail confirmado em bournemouth.ac.uk
Kate MathersGeography and Environment, Loughborough UniversityE-mail confirmado em lboro.ac.uk
Rachel StubbingtonProfessor of River Ecology, Nottingham Trent UniversityE-mail confirmado em ntu.ac.uk
Stephen P. RiceDepartment of Natural Sciences, MMUE-mail confirmado em mmu.ac.uk
Robert WilbyProfessor of Hydroclimatic Modelling, Geography and Environment, Loughborough UniversityE-mail confirmado em lboro.ac.uk
Wendy A. MonkEnvironment and Climate Change Canada @ Canadian Rivers Institute, University of New BrunswickE-mail confirmado em unb.ca
Matthew F. JohnsonDepartment of Geography, University of Nottingham, UKE-mail confirmado em nottingham.ac.uk
Dr Simon ParryUK Centre for Ecology & HydrologyE-mail confirmado em ceh.ac.uk
Patrick ByrneReader in Hydrology and Environmental Pollution, Liverpool John Moores UniversityE-mail confirmado em ljmu.ac.uk
Atish N. VadherLoughborough University / University of NorthamptonE-mail confirmado em lboro.ac.uk
Simone GuareschiUniversity of Turin (Italy) - Visiting Fellow in River Science Loughborough University (UK)E-mail confirmado em lboro.ac.uk
Dr James. C. WhiteUniversity of BirminghamE-mail confirmado em bham.ac.uk
Catherine H SandersGeography, University of LincolnE-mail confirmado em lincoln.ac.uk
Richard MasonDepartment of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, Umeå universityE-mail confirmado em umu.se
Ahmad Abas KuttyProf of Environmental Science, Universiti Kebangsaan MalaysiaE-mail confirmado em ukm.edu.my

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Paul Wood

Professor of Ecohydrology, Geography and Environment, Loughborough University

E-mail confirmado em lboro.ac.uk

ecohydrology freshwater ecology hyporheic zone physical geography


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Biological effects of fine sediment in the lotic environment PJ Wood, PD Armitage Environmental management 21 (2), 203-217, 1997	1839	1997
Inter‐disciplinary perspectives on processes in the hyporheic zone S Krause, DM Hannah, JH Fleckenstein, CM Heppell, D Kaeser, R Pickup, ... Ecohydrology 4 (4), 481-499, 2011	335	2011
Broad‐scale patterns of invertebrate richness and community composition in temporary rivers: Effects of flow intermittence T Datry, ST Larned, KM Fritz, MT Bogan, PJ Wood, EI Meyer, AN Santos Ecography 37 (1), 94-104, 2014	228	2014
The influence of habitat structure and flow permanence on invertebrate communities in karst spring systems H Smith, PJ Wood, J Gunn Hydrobiologia 510, 53-66, 2003	227	2003
Pond biodiversity and habitat loss in the UK PJ Wood, MT Greenwood, MD Agnew Area 35 (2), 206-216, 2003	213	2003
Flow variability and macroinvertebrate community response within riverine systems WA Monk, PJ Wood, DM Hannah, DA Wilson, CA Extence, RP Chadd River Research and Applications 22 (5), 595-615, 2006	212	2006
Sediment deposition in a small lowland stream—management implications PJ Wood, PD Armitage Regulated Rivers: Research & Management: An International Journal Devoted to …, 1999	207	1999
The impairment of river systems by metal mine contamination: a review including remediation options P Byrne, PJ Wood, I Reid Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology 42 (19), 2017-2077, 2012	205	2012
Urban ponds as an aquatic biodiversity resource in modified landscapes MJ Hill, J Biggs, I Thornhill, RA Briers, DG Gledhill, JC White, PJ Wood, ... Global change biology 23 (3), 986-999, 2017	204	2017
Evidence needed to manage freshwater ecosystems in a changing climate: turning adaptation principles into practice RL Wilby, H Orr, G Watts, RW Battarbee, PM Berry, R Chadd, SJ Dugdale, ... Science of the total environment 408 (19), 4150-4164, 2010	198	2010
The assessment of fine sediment accumulation in rivers using macro‐invertebrate community response C A. Extence, R P. CHADD, J England, M J. DUNBAR, P J. WOOD, ... River Research and Applications 29 (1), 17-55, 2013	196	2013
Ecohydrology and hydroecology: a ‘new paradigm’? DM Hannah, PJ Wood, JP Sadler Hydrological processes 18 (17), 3439-3445, 2004	194	2004
The changing role of ecohydrological science in guiding environmental flows MC Acreman, IC Overton, J King, PJ Wood, IG Cowx, MJ Dunbar, E Kendy, ... Hydrological Sciences Journal 59 (3-4), 433-450, 2014	180	2014
Selection of river flow indices for the assessment of hydroecological change WA Monk, PJ Wood, DM Hannah, DA Wilson River Research and Applications 23 (1), 113-122, 2007	160	2007
Macroinvertebrate community response to inter‐annual and regional river flow regime dynamics WA Monk, PJ Wood, DM Hannah, DA Wilson River Research and Applications 24 (7), 988-1001, 2008	154	2008
New policy directions for global pond conservation MJ Hill, C Hassall, B Oertli, L Fahrig, BJ Robson, J Biggs, MJ Samways, ... Conservation Letters 11 (5), e12447, 2018	145	2018
Developing environmental standards for abstractions from UK rivers to implement the EU Water Framework Directive/Développement de standards environnementaux sur les … M Acreman, M Dunbar, J Hannaford, O Mountford, P Wood, N Holmes, ... Hydrological Sciences Journal 53 (6), 1105-1120, 2008	143	2008
Is the hyporheic zone a refugium for macroinvertebrates during severe low flow conditions? PJ Wood, AJ Boulton, S Little, R Stubbington Fundamental and Applied Limnology/Archiv für Hydrobiologie 176 (4), 377-390, 2010	137	2010
The response of perennial and temporary headwater stream invertebrate communities to hydrological extremes R Stubbington, AM Greenwood, PJ Wood, PD Armitage, J Gunn, ... Hydrobiologia 630, 299-312, 2009	134	2009
Flow variations and macroinvertebrate community responses in a small groundwater‐dominated stream in south‐east England PJ Wood, MD Agnew, GE Petts Hydrological Processes 14 (16‐17), 3133-3147, 2000	128	2000

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