Daniel C. Allen

Allochthony in stream food webs decreases with temperature across a subcontinental scale

The paper examines how temperature affects allochthony in stream food webs across six U.S. river basins, finding that allochthony decreases with increasing temperature.

Comparing morphological and molecular methods for stream macroinvertebrate biodiversity assessment across seven watersheds in the southern United States

The paper compares morphological and molecular methods for assessing stream macroinvertebrate biodiversity across seven southern U.S. watersheds, finding that method choice affects detected taxa based on taxonomic resolution and organism traits.

Whole-community translocation shows high survival potential of pollution-sensitive benthic macroinvertebrate taxa in restored streams.

The paper shows that translocating whole macroinvertebrate communities to restored streams can support pollution-sensitive taxa, suggesting dispersal limitation, not habitat quality, may hinder recovery.