greenhouse gas emission trend / food resources / transportation / stream network / food supply / food web showing habitat connectivity / river systems / food web / bank instability / food webs / food / /
NaturalFeature
Porcupine / Hotham Inlet / Kobuk River / Reed River / Arctic rivers / Reed River tributary / Kobuk River Estuary / river RKM / Upper Kobuk River / subArctic river / Arctic river / Chukchi Sea / Kobuk Valley / Kobuk tributaries / /
Organization
Department of Geology / Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering / University of California / Davis / AND J. H. VIERS6 Department of Wildlife / Fish / and Conservation Biology / Department of Environmental Science & Policy / /
Person
Loon / DURAND ET AL / Georgette / /
Position
original author / Walker / important geomorphic driver / Major / Porter / producer / Corresponding Editor / /
Environmental heterogeneity and community structure of the Kobuk River, Alaska, in response to climate change J. R. DURAND,1,2, R. A. LUSARDI,1,2 D. M. NOVER,3 R. J. SUDDETH,4 G. CARMONA-CATOT,1,2 C. R. CONNELL-BUCK,4