The flood pulse is the main driving force influencing river floodplain ecosystems. The
dominant role of the flood pulse on the success of non-native species (NNSs) is what …

Rapid range expansion of boreal forest predators onto the tundra may disrupt local
ecological processes, notably through competition with ecologically similar species. Red …

Unraveling factors that enable the coexistence of species occupying similar niches is a
challenge in Ecology. In the Amazon basin, several piranha species (Serrasalmidae) co …

Human activities affecting freshwater ecosystems, such as regulation of rivers by dams and
introduction of non‐native species, are recognised as major threats to freshwater …

Many theories have been created to explain the mechanisms driving species coexistence.
They are mainly based on biotic interactions and abiotic factors, which are being constantly …

Invasive alien species are one of the main components of global ecological change, the
second known cause of animal extinctions, and very costly in terms of ecosystem services …

We investigated whether isotopic niche partitioning could mediate the coexistence between
native (Hoplias sp. B) and non‐native (Hoplias mbigua) trahira in a Neotropical floodplain …

Aim A primary goal of community ecology is to understand the mechanisms that drive
species' spatial distribution and habitat associations. Species' geographic distribution can …

We assessed the importance of different types of riverine environments (river channels,
tributaries, and floodplain lagoons) for the early development of fish larvae from different …

Using a long time series, we analyzed trends in abundance of two characiform fishes in the
upper Paraná River and its floodplain: the native Schizodon altoparanae and its alien …