Most Recent Additions*
Dose–response functions and methodological insights for sensory tests with astringent stimuli
Jonathan Kershaw and Cordelia Running
Differential sensitivity of bees to urbanization-driven changes in body temperature and water content
Justin D. Burdine and Kevin E. McCluney
Mass-length Relationships for 3 Bee Species in Northwest Ohio
Justin D. Burdine, Erin Plummer, Melissa Seidel, and Kevin E. McCluney
Water availability influences arthropod water demand, hydration and community composition on urban trees
Kevin E. McCluney, Thomas George, and Steven D. Frank
Urbanization alters communities of flying arthropods in parks and gardens of a medium-sized city
Edward Lagucki, Justin D. Burdine, and Kevin E. McCluney
Variation in arthropod hydration across US cities with distinct climate
Kevin E. McCluney, Justin D. Burdine, and Steven D. Frank
Sensitivity and Tolerance of Riparian Arthropod Communities to Altered Water Resources along a Drying River
Kevin E. McCluney and John L. Sabo
Water as a trophic currency in dryland food webs
Daniel C. Allen, Kevin E. McCluney, Stephen R. Elser, and John L. Sabo
Riverine macrosystems ecology: sensitivity, resistance, and resilience of whole river basins with human alterations
Kevin E. McCluney, N LeRoy Poff, Margaret A. Palmer, James H. Thorp, Geoffrey C. Poole, Bradley S. Williams, Michael R. Williams, and Jill S. Baron
Tracing Water Sources of Terrestrial Animal Populations with Stable Isotopes: Laboratory Tests with Crickets and Spiders
Kevin E. McCluney and John L. Sabo
Water availability directly determines per capita consumption at two trophic levels
Kevin E. McCluney and John L. Sabo
Greenfall Links Groundwater to Aboveground Food Webs in Desert River Floodplains
John L. Sabo, Kevin E. McCluney, Yevgeniy Marusenko, Andrew Keller, and Candan U. Soykan
Shifting species interactions in terrestrial dryland ecosystems under altered water availability and climate change
Kevin E. McCluney, Jayne Belnap, Scott L. Collins, Angélica L. González, Elizabeth M. Hagen, J. Nathaniel Holland, Burt P. Kotler, Fernando T. Maestre, Stanley D. Smith, and Blair O. Wolf
River drying lowers the diversity and alters the composition of an assemblage of desert riparian arthropods
Kevin E. McCluney and John L. Sabo
Animal water balance drives top-down effects in a riparian forest-implications for terrestrial trophic cascades
Kevin E. McCluney and John L. Sabo
Implications of animal water balance for terrestrial food webs
Kevin E. McCluney
*Updated as of 04/23/19.
