They are adapted to environments where they can move between aquatic and terrestrial habitats. Examples include frogs, ...

Terrestrial-aquatic linkages: Riparian arthropod inputs ... Ward, J. V. The hyporheic habitat of river ecosystems. Nature 335, 64-66 (1988). Thienemann, A. Die Binnengewässer Mitteleuropas ...

The ERC has a variety of habitats that are close to one another, providing many opportunities for comparisons among various terrestrial and aquatic habitats. The ERC provides exceptional educational ...

His particular interest is in the systematics, evolution, and natural history of insects, specifically crane flies, Tipuloidea, a vital group in aquatic and terrestrial habitats with over 15,000 ...

Stable isotopes of hydrogen are particularly useful for differentiating aquatic and terrestrial biomass as water loss by transpiration leads to strong enrichment in the heavy isotope in ...

the pupal stage is also aquatic. After two days, a fully developed adult mosquito forms and breaks through the skin of the pupa. The adult mosquito can fly and has a terrestrial habitat.

including the many species of terrestrial plants and animals that are linked to nutrients and trophic interactions involving salmon. We hope that this will lead to more holistic management of salmon ...

Freshwater habitats face a multitude of threats ... by human activities and are declining at a much faster rate than terrestrial ecosystems. More than 20 percent of the 10,000 known freshwater ...