I. Gregory-Eaves

Agricultural land use and lake morphology explain substantial variation in water quality across Canada

The paper uses a nationwide lake dataset to show that agricultural and urban land use explain significant variation in water quality across Canada.

Protist diversity and metabolic strategy in freshwater lakes are shaped by trophic state and watershed land use at a continental scale

This study examines protist diversity in freshwater lakes across Canada, finding that trophic state and watershed land use significantly influence protist communities and diversity.

Comparative analysis of zooplankton diversity in freshwaters: What can we gain from metagenomic analysis?

This study assesses zooplankton diversity in freshwater lakes using metagenomics and compares results with morphological data, finding significant correlation but methodological differences.

Dams have varying impacts on fish communities across latitudes: A quantitative synthesis

This study quantitatively synthesizes the impacts of dams on fish communities across three biomes, finding varying effects on richness, diversity, and species composition depending on latitude.

Boreal river impoundments caused little change in fish diversity but clear community assemblage shifts: A multi-scale analysis

The paper examines fish community changes in boreal river impoundments over 20 years, finding no loss of species or diversity but significant assemblage shifts at the sampling station scale.