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    Gurnell, AM (7)Bertoldi, W (6)Bruno, MC (6)Harvey, GL (6)England, J (5)Bouma, TJ (4)Brighenti, S (4)Cashman, MJ (4)Cornacchia, L (4)... View MoreSubjectflow regulation (3)spatial self-organization (3)bio-physical feedbacks (2)European Alps (2)sediments (2)submerged aquatic macrophytes (2)ALAN (1)Alpha diversity (1)Alpine stream (1)alpine streams (1)... View MoreDate Issued2020 - 2022 (7)2010 - 2019 (20)1992 - 1999 (1)
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    MoRPh: A citizen science tool for monitoring and appraising physical habitat changes in river 

    Shuker, L; Gurnell, A; Wharton, G; Gurnell, D; England, J; Finn-Leeming, B; Beach, E (Wiley, 2017-05-26)
    The MoRPh survey is designed to enable citizen scientists to monitor physical habitat mosaics and human pressures within short (up to 40 m) river reaches called modules. MoRPh underpins a multi-scale Modular River Survey, ...
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    On the structure of turbulent gravel bed flow: Implications for sediment transport 

    Mohajeri, SH; Righetti, M; Wharton, G; Romano, GP (2016-06)
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    Wood mitigates the effect of hydropeaking scour on periphyton biomass and nutritional quality in semi-natural flume simulations 

    Cashman, MJ; Harvey, GL; Wharton, G; Bruno, MC (2017-07)
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    The pernicious problem of streambed colmation: a multi-disciplinary reflection on the mechanisms, causes, impacts, and management challenges 

    Wharton, G; Mohajeri, SH; Righetti, M (2017)
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    Aquatic interfaces: a hydrodynamic and ecological perspective 

    Marion, A; Nikora, V; Puijalon, S; Bouma, T; Koll, K; Ballio, F; Tait, S; Zaramella, M; Sukhodolov, A; O'Hare, M;... (2014-11-02)
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    Biomorphodynamics of alternate bars in a channelized, regulated river: An integrated historical and modelling analysis 

    Serlet, AJ; Gurnell, AM; Zolezzi, G; Wharton, G; Belleudy, P; Jourdain, C (2018-07)
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    Simple large wood structures promote hydromorphological heterogeneity and benthic macroinvertebrate diversity in low-gradient rivers 

    Pilotto, F; Harvey, GL; Wharton, G; Pusch, MT (2016-10)
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    Diversification of stream invertebrate communities by large wood 

    Pilotto, F; Bertoncin, A; Harvey, GL; Wharton, G; Pusch, MT (2014-12)
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    Combined stable-isotope and fatty-acid analyses demonstrate that large wood increases the autochthonous trophic base of a macroinvertebrate assemblage 

    Cashman, MJ; Pilotto, F; Harvey, GL; Wharton, G; Pusch, MT (2016-04)
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    How large is a river? Conceptualizing river landscape signatures and envelopes in four dimensions 

    Gurnell, AM; Bertoldi, W; Tockner, K; Wharton, G; Zolezzi, G (2016)
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