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Hydrologic and Biogeochemical Variability in Streams Influences Assemblage Structure and Ecosystem Function of Freshwater Mussels
Understanding the distributional patterns of organisms and the consequential ecosystem functions mediated by those organisms is a fundamental goal of ecology. Freshwater mussels (hereafter mussels) are a diverse group of filter-feeding bivalves with various adaptations to a large range of environmen
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