Functional trait niches of North American lotic insects: traits-based ecological applications in light of phylogenetic relationships
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N. LeRoy Poff | Julian D. Olden | Mark P. Simmons | J. Olden | M. Simmons | N. Poff | B. Kondratieff | D. Finn | L. Poff | Nicole K. M. Vieira | Boris C. Kondratieff | Debra S. Finn | N. M. Vieira | R. Mackay
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