Items where Author is "Storey, R"

Journal article

VANDER VORSTE, R., STUBBINGTON, R., ACUÑA, V., BOGAN, M.T., BONADA, N., CID, N., DATRY, T., STOREY, R., WOOD, P.J. and RUHI, A., 2021. Climatic aridity increases temporal nestedness of invertebrate communities in naturally drying rivers. Ecography. ISSN 0906-7590

DATRY, T., FOULQUIER, A., CORTI, R., VON SCHILLER, D., TOCKNER, K., MENDOZA-LERA, C., CLÉMENT, J.C., GESSNER, M.O., MOLEÓN, M., STUBBINGTON, R., GÜCKER, B., ALBARIÑO, R., ALLEN, D.C., ALTERMATT, F., ARCE, M.I., ARNON, S., BANAS, D., BANEGAS-MEDINA, A., BELLER, E., BLANCHETTE, M.L., BLANCO-LIBREROS, J.F., BLESSING, J.J., BOËCHAT, I.G., BOERSMA, K.S., BOGAN, M.T., BONADA, N., BOND, N.R., BRINTRUP BARRÍA, K.C., BRUDER, A., BURROWS, R.M., CANCELLARIO, T., CANHOTO, C., CARLSON, S.M., CAUVY-FRAUNIÉ, S., CID, N., DANGER, M., DE FREITAS TERRA, B., DE GIROLAMO, A.M., DE LA BARRA, E., DEL CAMPO, R., DIAZ-VILLANUEVA, V.D., DYER, F., ELOSEGI, A., FAYE, E., FEBRIA, C., FOUR, B., GAFNY, S., GHATE, S.D., GOMEZ, R., GÓMEZ-GENER, L., GRAÇA, M.A.S., GUARESCHI, S., HOPPELER, F., HWAN, J.L., JONES, J.I., KUBHEKA, S., LAINI, A., LANGHANS, S.D., LEIGH, C., LITTLE, C.J., LORENZ, S., MARSHALL, J.C., MARTÍN, E., MCINTOSH, A.R., MEYER, E.I., MILIŠA, M., MLAMBO, M.C., MORAIS, M., MOYA, N., NEGUS, P.M., NIYOGI, D.K., PAPATHEODOULOU, A., PARDO, I., PAŘIL, P., PAULS, S.U., PEŠIĆ, V., POLÁŠEK, M., ROBINSON, C.T., RODRÍGUEZ-LOZANO, P., ROLLS, R.J., SÁNCHEZ-MONTOYA, M.M., SAVIĆ, A., SHUMILOVA, O., SRIDHAR, K.R., STEWARD, A.L., STOREY, R., TALEB, A., UZAN, A., VANDER VORSTE, R., WALTHAM, N.J., WOELFLE-ERSKINE, C., ZAK, D., ZARFL, C. and ZOPPINI, A., 2018. A global analysis of terrestrial plant litter dynamics in non-perennial waterways. Nature Geoscience, 11, pp. 497-503. ISSN 1752-0894

WÜSTER, W., CHIRIO, L., TRAPE, J.-F., INEICH, I., JACKSON, K., GREENBAUM, E., BARRON, C., KUSAMBA, C., NAGY, Z.T., STOREY, R., HALL, C., WÜSTER, C.E., BARLOW, A. and BROADLEY, D.G., 2018. Integration of nuclear and mitochondrial gene sequences and morphology reveals unexpected diversity in the forest cobra (Naja melanoleuca) species complex in Central and West Africa (Serpentes: Elapidae). Zootaxa, 4455 (1), pp. 68-98. ISSN 1175-5326