I. de Guzmán

Organic Matter Processing on Dry Riverbeds is More Reactive to Water Diversion and Pollution Than on Wet Channels

A. Larrañaga, D. von Schiller, A. Elosegi, 2022, Frontiers in Environmental Science.

Water diversion and pollution interactively shape freshwater food webs through bottom-up mechanisms

J. Montoya, M. Brauns, A. Larrañaga, 2021, Global change biology.

Testing wastewater treatment plant effluent effects on microbial and detritivore performance: A combined field and laboratory experiment.

A. Larrañaga, N. Etxebarria, D. von Schiller, 2018, Aquatic toxicology.

Impact of wastewater effluent pollution on stream functioning: A whole-ecosystem manipulation experiment.

A. Larrañaga, D. von Schiller, A. Elosegi, 2019, Environmental pollution.

Treated and highly diluted, but wastewater still impacts diversity and energy fluxes of freshwater food webs.

J. Montoya, U. Brose, A. Larrañaga, 2023, Journal of environmental management.

Impacts of diffuse urban stressors on stream benthic communities and ecosystem functioning: A review

A. Filipe, A. Laini, R. Bolpagni, 2023, Limnetica.

Food‐web energy fluxes, energy transfer efficiency, and diversity respond distinctively to pollution and water diversion in rivers

D. von Schiller, A. Elosegi, Ana Victoria Pérez-Calpe, 2024, Freshwater Biology.

Tertiary wastewater treatment combined with high dilution rates fails to eliminate impacts on receiving stream invertebrate assemblages.

A. Elosegi, A. Larrañaga, J. M. González, 2022, The Science of the total environment.