Abstract Lateral Hydrological Connectivity (LHC) has been extensively fragmented in river–
floodplain ecosystems of the world. Uncertainties about how LHC affects fishes are great …

Context Native fish populations in Australia's Murray–Darling Basin (MDB) have
experienced severe declines since European settlement. Information on their status is …

Understanding the spatial and temporal scales over which key population processes occur
is fundamental to effective fisheries management, especially when informing recovery …

Aim A key aspect of biodiversity research is to determine the environmental drivers affecting
the degree to which ecological assemblages vary in space (beta diversity). The strength and …

Movement is a key driver of the distribution of animals and the structure of populations,
communities, and ecosystems. Habitat loss and fragmentation can compromise movement …

Following the introduction of the 'Boolarra'strain to Australia in the mid 1960's, Common carp
(Cyprinus carpio) rapidly spread in waterways across the Murray–Darling Basin (MDB) in …

Flow regulation through dams increases water and energy security for society but also
threatens the natural equilibrium of river basins, leaving ecosystems and communities more …

Enhancing understanding of community assembly rules hinges on shared
conceptualizations that operate across scales and levels of ecological organization …

Large dryland and semi-arid rivers are among the world's most heavily modified
ecosystems, and the Darling–Baaka River of eastern Australia highlights the challenges in …

Conservation management of freshwater ecosystems often focuses on mitigating or
reversing the negative effects of altered patterns of river discharge. Assessments of …