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How does floodplain restoration of a highly anthropized river enhance aquatic biodiversity? Lessons from a decade of macroinvertebrate and fish recolonization
Side arm engineering is a common restoration practice used to rehabilitate the lateral dimension of anthropized rivers. However, benefits for aquatic biodiversity in these restored areas remain highly uncertain, and the lack of high-resolution temporal monitoring limits our understanding of mechanis
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