Twenty-nine years of monitoring data illustrate variable aquatic insect populations correlated with predators and hydrologic variation in the Everglades Article

Pintar, Mathew R, Dorn, Nathan J. (2026). Twenty-nine years of monitoring data illustrate variable aquatic insect populations correlated with predators and hydrologic variation in the Everglades . Ecological Entomology, 10.1111/een.70122

cited authors

  • Pintar, Mathew R; Dorn, Nathan J

authors

publication date

  • July 8, 2026

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keywords

  • DECLINES
  • Entomology
  • FISHES
  • FLORIDA
  • HABITAT
  • Life Sciences & Biomedicine
  • MARSHES
  • MONOPTERUS
  • NATIONAL-PARK
  • PATTERNS
  • Science & Technology
  • TERRESTRIAL
  • WETLAND
  • aquatic insects
  • biological monitoring
  • hydrology
  • insect declines
  • macroinvertebrates
  • water management

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publisher

  • WILEY