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Hydrologic Drivers and Controls of Stream Ecological Processes
The temporal variability of streamflows is a key feature structuring and controlling ecological communities and ecosystem processes. The magnitude, frequency and predictability of streamflows, and thus of velocity and near-bed shear stress fields, control ecological structure and function, particula
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