Anderson, E.A., C.M. Pringle, & M.C. Freeman. 2008.
Quantifying the cumulative extent of river fragmentation by dams in the
Sarapiqui River Basin, Costa Rica: A first step towards evaluating
environmental tradeoffs. Aquatic
Conservation 18: 408-417.
Anderson-Olivas, E.A., C.M. Pringle, & M. Rojas. 2006.
Transforming tropical rivers: An environmental perspective on hydropower
development in Costa Rica. Aquatic Conservation. 16: 679-693.
Anderson-Olivas, E.A., M.C. Freeman, & C.M. Pringle.
2006. Ecological consequences of hydropower development in Central America:
Impacts of small dams and water diversion on neotropical stream fish
assemblages. River Research and Applications 22:397-411.
Anderson-Olivas. E.A.
2004. Ecological and social
implications of hydropower development on a neotropical river system, Costa
Rica. PhD Dissertation. University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.
Ardón M., C.M. Pringle & S.L. Eggert. 2009. Does leaf
chemistry differentially affect breakdown in tropical vs temperate streams?
Importance of using standardized analytical techniques to measure leaf
chemistry. Journal of the North American Benthological Society 28: 440-453.
Ardón M. & C.M. Pringle. 2008. Do secondary compounds
inhibit microbial- and insect-mediated leaf breakdown in a tropical rainforest
stream, Costa Rica? Oecologia 155:311-323.
Ardón M. & C.M. Pringle. 2007. The quality of organic
matter mediates the response of heterotrophic biofilms to phosphorus enrichment
of the water column and substratum. Freshwater Biology 52: 1762-1772
Ardón M., L.A. Stallcup & C.M. Pringle. 2006. Does leaf
quality mediate the stimulation of leaf breakdown by phosphorus in Neotropical
streams? Freshwater Biology 51:618-633.
Ardón. M. 2006.
Effects of leaf litter quality on decomposition dynamics in lowland
neotropical streams. PhD Dissertation. Institute of Ecology, University of
Georgia, Athens, GA.
Ardón, M., J. H. Duff, A. Ramírez, G. E. Small, A. P.
Jackman, F. J. Triska, & C. M. Pringle. 2013. Experimental acidification of
two biogeochemically-distinct neotropical streams: Buffering mechanisms and
macroinvertebrate drift. Science of the Total Environment 443: 267–277.
Boyero, L., R. Pearson, D. Dudgeon, M. Graca, M. Gessner, R.
Albarino, V. Ferreira, C. Yule, A. Boulton, M. Arunachalam, M. Callisto, E. Chauvet,
A. Ramirez, J. Chara, M. Moretti, J. GoncalvesJr, J. Helson, A.M. Chara, A.
Encalada, J. Davies, S. Lamothe, A. Cornejo, J. Castela, A. Li, L. Buria, V.
Díaz Villanueva, M.C. Zuniga, & C.M. Pringle. 2011a. Global distribution of
a key trophic guild contrasts with common latitudinal diversity patterns.
Ecology 92: 1839-1848.
Boyero, L., R.G. Pearson, M.O. Gessner, L.A. Barmuta, V.
Ferreira, M.A.S. Graça, D. Dudgeon, A.J. Boulton, M. Callisto, E. Chauvet, J.E.
Helson, A. Bruder, R.J. Albariño, C.M. Yule, M. Arunachalam, J.N. Davies, R.
Figueroa, A.S. Flecker, A. Ramírez, R.G. Death, T. Iwata, J.M. Mathooko, C.
Mathuriau, J.F. Gonçalves Jr., M.S. Moretti, T. Jingut, S. Lamothe, C.
M’Erimba, L. Ratnarajah, M.H. Schindler, J. Castela, L.M. Buria, A. Cornejo,
V.D. Villanueva, & D.C. West. 2011b. A global experiment suggests climate
warming will not accelerate litter decomposition in streams but may reduce
carbon sequestration. Ecology Letters 14:289-294.
Boyero L., R.G. Pearson, D. Dudgeon, V. Ferreira, M.A.S.
Graça, M.O. Gessner, A.J. Boulton, E. Chauvet, C.M. Yule, R.J. Albariño, A.
Ramírez, J.E. Helson, M. Callisto, M. Arunachalam, J. Chará, R. Figueroa, J.M.
Mathooko, J.F. Gonçalves Jr., M. Moretti, A.M. Chará, J.N. Davies, A. Encalada,
S. Lamothe, L.M. Buria, J. Castela, A. Cornejo, A.O.Y. Li, C. M’Erimba, V.D.
Villanueva, M.C. Zúñiga, C. Swan & L.A. Barmuta. 2012. Global patterns of
distribution in stream detritivores: implications for biodiversity loss in
changing climates. Global Ecology & Biogeography 21:134-141.
Boyero, L., R.G. Pearson, M.O. Gessner, D. Dudgeon, A.
Ramírez, C.M. Yule, M. Callisto, C.M. Pringle, A.C. Encalada, M. Arunachalam,
J. Mathooko, J.E. Helson, J. Rincón, A. Bruder, A. Cornejo, A.S. Flecker, C.
Mathuriau, C. M’Erimba, J.F. Goncalves Jr, M. Moretti1 & T. Jinggu. 2015.
Leaf-litter breakdown in tropical streams: is variability the norm? Freshwater
Science 34(2): 759-769.
Boyero, L., R.G. Pearson, C. Hui, M.O. Gessner, J. Pérez,
M.A. Alexandrou, M.A.S. Graca, B.J. Cardinale, R.J. Albariño, M. Arunachalam,
L.A. Barmuta, A.J. Boulton, A. Bruder, M. Callisto, E. Chauvet, R.G. Death, D.
Dudgeon, A.C. Encalada, V. Ferreira, R. Figueroa, A.S. Flecker, J.F. Goncalves
Jr, J. Helson, T. Iwata, T. Jinggut, J. Mathooko, C. Mathuriau, C. M’Erimba,
M.S. Moretti, C.M. Pringle, A. Ramirez, L. Ratnarajah, J. Rincon, & C.M.
Yule. 2016. Biotic and abiotic variables influencing plant litter breakdown in
streams: a global study. In Proc. R. Soc. B 283(1829): 20152664.
Duff, J.H., C.M. Pringle, & F.J. Triska. 1996.
Denitrification in sediments of a lowland tropical stream draining swamp
forest. Biogeochemistry 33: 179-196.
Eklund, T.J., W. McDowell, & C.M. Pringle. 1997.
Seasonal patterns in tropical precipitation chemistry: La Selva, Costa Rica.
Atmospheric Environment 31: 3903-3910.
Flowers, R.W. & C.M. Pringle. 1995. Yearly fluctuations
in the mayfly (Ephemeroptera) community of a tropical stream draining lowland
pasture in Costa Rica, Chapter 10. p. 131-149. In: L.D. Corkum & J.J.H.
Ciborowski (eds.). Current Directions in Research on Ephemeroptera. Canadian
Scholars Press, Inc.
Ganong, C. 2015. Effects of precipitation regime on
neotropical streams: biogeochemical drivers of stream physicochemistry and
macroinvertebrate tolerance to pH shifts. PhD Dissertation. University of
Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.
Ganong, C., G.E. Small, M. Ardon, W.H. McDowell, D.
Genereux, J.H. Duff, & C.M. Pringle. 2015. Interbasin flows of geothermally
modified groundwater stabilizes stream exports of biologically important
solutes against variation in precipitation. Freshwater Science 34: 276-286.
Ganong, C., C.M. Pringle, M. Hidalgo Oconitrillo. 2021.
Thresholds of acidification impacts on macroinvertebrates adapted to seasonally
acidified tropical streams: potential responses to extreme drought-driven pH
declines. PeerJ
Genereaux, D. & C.M. Pringle. 1997. Chemical mixing
model of stream flow generation at La Selva Biological Station, Costa Rica.
Journal of Hydrology 199: 319-330.
Genereux, D., S. Wood, & C.M. Pringle. 2002. Chemical
tracing of interbasin groundwater transfer in the lowland rainforest of Costa
Rica. Journal of Hydrology 258: 163-178.
Gutierrez-Fonseca, P.E. 2016. Effects of environmental
variables on aquatic macroinvertebrate assemblages in tropical lowland streams.
PhD Dissertation. University
of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
Irons, J. G., M. W. Oswood, R. J. Stout, & C.M. Pringle.
1994. Latitudinal patterns in leaf litter breakdown: Is temperature really
important? Freshwater Biology 32: 401-411
Jackman, A.P., F. J. Triska, J. H. Duff, & C. M.
Pringle. 2005. Is Rhodamine WT conservative in small stream
studies? Results from upland and lowland reaches of a tropical srteam.
Verhandlungen Internationale Verein Limnol. 28.
Kilham, S. S. & C. M. Pringle. 2000. Food webs in two
neotropical systems as revealed by stable isotope ratios. Verhandlungen
Internationale Verein. Limnol. 27: 1768-1775.
Laidlaw, K. L. 1996. The implementation of a volunteer
stream monitoring program in Costa Rica. Master's Thesis. University of
Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.
Marzolf, N. S. 2021. Drivers and Consequences of CO2 Inputs
to Lowland Neotropical Streams. Doctoral Dissertation. North Carolina State
University.
Marzolf, N. S. and M. Ardón 2021. Ecosystem metabolism in
tropical streams and rivers: a review and synthesis. Limnology and Oceanography
66, 1627-1638.
Marzolf, N. S., G. E. Small, D. Oviedo-Vargas, C. N. Ganong,
J. H. Duff, A. Ramírez, C. M. Pringle, D. P. Genereux, and M. Ardón. (in
review). Partitioning inorganic carbon fluxes from paired O2 - CO2 gas measurements
in a Neotropical headwater stream, Costa Rica. Biogeochemistry.
Marzolf, N. S., D. M. Baca, T. K. Bruce, M. Vega-Gómez, C.
D. Watson, C. N. Ganong, A. Ramírez, C. M. Pringle, and M. Ardón. (in review).
Do experimental pH increases alter the structure and function of a lowland
tropical stream? Ecosphere.
Paaby-Hansen, P., A. Ramirez, & C. M. Pringle. 1998.
The benthic macroinvertebrate community in Caribbean Costa Rican streams
and the effect of two sampling methods. Revista de Biologia Tropical
46:185-200.
Parsons, D.C. 2000. The development of the water for life
web page: an environmental outreach tool on water resource issues for Costa
Rica and Latin America. Master's Thesis. University of Georgia, Athens, GA,
USA.
Pohlman, S. M. 1998. Towards implementation of community-led
conservation in lowland rainforest: The Water-for-Life Program in Puerto Viejo
de Sarapiquí, Costa Rica. Master's Thesis. University of Georgia, Athens, GA,
USA.
Pringle C.M., E.P. Anderson, M. Ardón, R.J. Bixby, S.
Connelly, J.H. Duff, A.P. Jackman, P. Paaby, A. Ramírez, G.E. Small, M.N.
Snyder, & F.J. Triska. 2016. Rivers of Costa Rica. In: Costa Rican
Ecosystems. Ed: M. Kappelle. University of Chicago Press. Chicago, IL.
Pringle, C.M. 2006. Chapter 10: Hydrologic connectivity: A
neglected dimension of conservation biology, pp. 233-54. In: K. Crooks and M.
Sanjayan (eds.). Connectivity conservation. Cambridge University Press. 712 p.
Pringle, C.M. 2000. Managing riverine connectivity in
complex landscapes to protect remnant natural areas. Plenary talk.
Verhandlungen Internationale Verein. Limnol. 27: 1149-1164.
Pringle, C.M. 2000. Riverine conservation in tropical versus
temperate regions: Ecological and socioeconomic considerations, Chapter 15, pp.
367-378. In: P. J. Boon, B. Davies, & G. Petts (eds.) Global perspectives
on river conservation: Science policy & practice. John Wiley & Sons.
Pringle, C.M. 2001. Hydrologic connectivity and the
management of biological reserves: A global perspective. Ecological
Applications 11: 981-998.
Pringle, C.M. 2003. What is hydrologic connectivity and why
is it ecologically important? Hydrological Processes 17: 2685-2689.
Pringle, C. M. 1988. History of conservation efforts and
initial exploration of the lower extension of Parque Nacional Braulio Carrillo,
Costa Rica. P. 225-242. In F. Alameda & C. M. Pringle (eds.). Tropical
rainforest - Diversity and conservation. California Academy of Sciences and
Pacific Division, American Association for the Advancement of Science, San
Francisco, California.
Pringle, C. M. 1991. Geothermal waters surface at La Selva
Biological Station, Costa Rica: Volcanic processes introduce chemical
discontinuities into lowland tropical streams. Biotropica 23: 523-529.
Pringle, C. M. 1997. Exploring how disturbance is
transmitted upstream: going against the flow. Journal of the North American
Benthological Society 16: 425-438.
Pringle, C. M. 1997. Expanding scientific research programs
to address conservation challenges in freshwater ecosystems, pp. 305-319. In:
Pickett, S. T. A., R. S. Ostfeld, M. Shachak, & G. E. Likens (eds.). Enhancing
the ecological basis of conservation: Heterogeneity, ecosystem function and
biodiversity. Chapman & Hall.
Pringle, C.M. 2013.
Ecological effects of climate-driven acidification in lowland Neotropical
streams. Invited Plenary Talk, Kilham
Lecture: Meetings of the International Society of Limnology and Oceanography,
Budapest, Hungary.
Pringle, C.M. & A. Ramírez. 1998. Use of both benthic
and drift sampling techniques to assess tropical stream invertebrate
communities along an altitudinal gradient, Costa Rica. Freshwater Biology 39:
359-373.
Pringle, C.M. & F. J. Triska. 2000. Emergent biological
patterns in streams resulting from surface-subsurface interactions at landscape
scales, Chapter 7, pp. 167-193. In: J. Jones & P. Mulholland (eds.). Streams
and Groundwaters. Academic Press.
Pringle, C.M. & F. J. Triska. 1991. Effects of
geothermal waters on nutrient dynamics of a lowland Costa Rican stream. Ecology
72: 951-965.
Pringle, C. M. & F. J. Triska. 1991. Variation in
phosphate concentrations of small order streams draining volcanic landscapes in
Costa Rica: Sources and implications for nutrient cycling, pp 70-83. In: H.
Tiessen, D. Lopez-Hernandez, & I. H. Salcedo (eds.). Phosphorus cycles in
terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Regional Worskhop 3: South and Central
America. Organized by the Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment
(SCOPE) and the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), Maracay
Venezuela l989. Turner-Warwick Communications, Saskatoon, Canada.
Pringle, C.M. & F.N. Scatena. 1999. Freshwater resource
development: Case studies from Puerto Rico and Costa Rica. Pp 114-121, In: U.
Hatch & M. E. Swisher (eds.). Tropical managed ecosystems: New perspectives
on sustainability. Oxford University Press.
Pringle, C. M. & T. Hamazaki. 1997. Effects of fishes on
algal response to storms in a tropical stream. Ecology 78: 2432-2442.
Pringle, C. M. & T. Hamazaki. 1998. The role of omnivory
in structuring a neotropical stream: Separating diurnal versus nocturnal
effects. Ecology 79: 269-280.
Pringle, C.M., F.J. Triska, & G.J. Browder. 1990.
Spatial variation in basic chemistry of streams draining a volcanic landscape
on Costa Rica's Caribbean slope. Hydrobiologia 206: 73-86.
Pringle, C. M., F. Scatena, P. Paaby, & M. Nuñez. 2000.
Conservation of aquatic ecosystems of Latin America and the Caribbean. Chapter 2, Pages 39-75, In: P. J. Boon, B.
Davies & G. Petts (eds.). Global perspectives on river conservation:
Science, policy and practice. John Wiley & Sons.
Pringle, C. M., G. L. Rowe, F. J. Triska, J. F. Fernandez
& J. West. 1993. Landscape linkages between geothermal activity, solute
composition and ecological response in streams draining Costa Rica's Atlantic
Slope. Limnology & Oceanography 38: 753-774.
Pringle, C.M., M. Freeman, & B. Freeman. 2000. Regional
effects of hydrologic alterations on riverine macrobiota in the New World:
Tropical-temperate comparisons. BioScience 50: 807-823.
Pringle, C.M., P. Paaby-Hansen, P.D. Vaux & C.R.
Goldman. 1986. In situ nutrient assays of periphyton growth in a lowland Costa
Rican stream. Hydrobiologia 134: 207-213.
Pringle, C.M. & F.N. Scatena. 1999. Factors affecting
aquatic ecosystem deterioration in Latin America and the Caribbean. Pages
104-113, In: U. Hatch & M.E. Swisher (eds.). Tropical managed ecosystems:
New perspectives on sustainability. Oxford University Press.
Ramírez, A. 2001. Control of benthic assemblages in
detritus-based tropical streams. PhD Dissertation. The University of Georgia,
Athens, GA, USA.
Ramírez, A., C.M. Pringle, & K.M. Wantzen. 2007.
Tropical river conservation. In D. Dudgeon (ed.), Tropical Stream Ecology.
Academic Press.
Ramírez, A. 1997. Structure, function and production of
benthic macroinvertebrate communities in lowland tropical streams, Costa Rica.
Master's Thesis. University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.
Ramírez, A., C.M. Pringle, & M. Douglas. 2006.
Physico-chemical variables and the structure of stream insect assemblages in a
tropical landscape. Journal of North American Benthological Society 25:108-123.
Ramírez, A., & C.M. Pringle. 2006. Fast growth and
turnover of chironomid assemblages in response to stream phosphorus levels in a
tropical lowland landscape. Limnology & Oceanography 51: 189-196.
Ramírez, A. & C. M. Pringle. 2004. Do macroconsumers
affect insect responses to a natural stream phosphorus gradient? Hydrobiologia
515: 235-246.
Ramírez, A. & C. M. Pringle. 1998. Structure and
production of a benthic insect assemblage in a neotropical stream. Journal of
the North American Benthological Society 17: 443-463
Ramírez, A. & C. M. Pringle. 1998. Invertebrate drift
and benthic community dynamics in a neotropical stream. Hydrobiologia 386:
19-26.
Ramírez,
A. & R. Novelo-Gutiérrez. 1999. The neotropical dragonfly genus
Macrothemis: new larval descriptions and an examination of its generic status
based on larval stages (Odonata: Libellulidae). Journal of the North American
Benthological Society 18: 66-72.
Ramírez, A. & C.M. Pringle. 2001. Spatial and temporal
patterns of invertebrate drift in streams draining a neotropical landscape.
Freshwater Biology 46: 47-62.
Ramírez, A., & C.M. Pringle. 1999. Structure and
function of a benthic insect community in a neotropical stream. Journal of the
North American Benthological Society 17:443-463.
Ramírez, A., & C. M. Pringle. 1999. Invertebrate drift
and benthic community dynamics in a lowland neotropical stream, Costa Rica.
Hydrobiologia 386:19-26.
Ramírez, A., C. M. Pringle, & L. Molina. 2003. Effects of stream phosphorus levels on
microbial respiration. Freshwater Biology 48: 88-97.
Ramírez, A., P. Paaby, C.M. Pringle & G. Aguero. 1998.
Effect of habitat type on benthic macroinvertebrates in a tropical lowland
stream, Costa Rica. Revista
de Biología Tropical 46:201-214.
Ramírez,
A., M. Ardón, M. M. Douglas, & M. A. S. Graça. 2015. Tropical
freshwater sciences: an overview of ongoing tropical research. Freshwater
Sciences 34: 606-608.
Ramírez, A., C. M. Pringle,
G. E. Small, B. Bixby, J. H. Duff, M. Ardon, A. P. Jackman, M. Snyder,
C. Ganong, P. Guttierrez-Fonseca, and F. Triska. 2015.
Insights from a 25+ year dataset in lowland Costa Rica: Effects of hydrologic connectivity from the
mountains to the sea on stream ecosystems of an inland protected area. Invited
talk in special NSF-organized session on the importance of long-term ecological
research. Annual Meeting of the
Ecological Society of America, Baltimore, MD.
Rosemond, A. D., C. M. Pringle, A. Ramirez, & M. Paul.
2001. A test of top- down and bottom-up control in a detritus-based food web.
Ecology 82: 2279-2293.
Rosemond, A. D., C. M. Pringle, A. Ramirez, M. J. Paul,
& J. L. Meyer. 2002. Landscape patterns in the effects of phosphorus on
detritus-based tropical streams. Limnology & Oceanography 47:278-289.
Rosemond, A. D., C. M. Pringle, & A. Ramírez. 1998.
Macroconsumer effects on detrital processing in a tropical stream food web.
Freshwater Biology 39: 515-524.
Small, G. E. & C. M. Pringle. 2010. Deviation from
strict homeostasis across multiple trophic levels in an invertebrate consumer
assemblage exposed to high chronic phosphorus enrichment in a Neotropical
stream. Oecologia 162: 581-590.
Small, G.E. 2010. Nutrient dynamics in Neotropical stream
food webs: Effects of stream phosphorus loading on consumer physiology, and the
role of consumers in recycling nutrients. PhD Dissertation. The University of
Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.
Small, G. E., C. M. Pringle, M. Pyron, & J. H. Duff.
2011. Role of the fish Astyanax aeneus (Characidae) as a keystone nutrient
recycler in low-nutrient Neotropical streams, Costa Rica. Ecology 92: 386-397.
Small, G.E., C.M. Pringle, F.J. Triska, J.H. Duff, A.P.
Jackman, M. Hidalgo, A. Ramírez & M. Ardón. 2008. Phosphorus uptake
dynamics during an eight-year phosphorus addition in a neotropical headwater
stream. Verhandlungen Internationale Vereinigung für Theoretische und
Angewandte Limnologie 30: 551-554
Small, G.E., R.J. Bixby, C. Kazanci, & C.M. Pringle.
2011. Partitioning stoichiometric components of epilithic biofilm using mixing
models. Limnology & Oceanography: Methods 9: 185-193.
Small, G.E., J.P. Wares, & C.M. Pringle. 2011.
Differences in phosphorus demand among detritivorous chironomid larvae reflect
intraspecific adaptations to differences in food resource stoichiometry across
lowland tropical streams. Limnology & Oceanography 56: 268-278.
Small, G.E., M. Ardón, A.P. Jackman, J.H. Duff, F.J. Triska,
A. Ramirez, M. Snyder, & C.M. Pringle. 2012. Rainfall-driven amplification
of seasonal acidification in poorly buffered tropical streams. Ecosystems
15:974-985.
Small, G.E., J.H. Duff, P.J. Torres, & C.M. Pringle.
2013. Insect emergence as a nitrogen flux in Neotropical streams: comparisons
with microbial denitrification across a stream phosphorus gradient. Freshwater
Science 32: 1178-1187.
Small, G. E., P. J. Torres, L. M. Schweizer, J. H. Duff,
& C. M. Pringle. 2013. Importance of terrestrial arthropods as subsidies in
lowland Neotropical rainforest stream ecosystems. Biotropica 45: 80-87.
Small, G.E., C.M. Pringle, R. Bixby, J. H. Duff, M. Ardón, A. Ramírez, A. Jackman, M. Snyder, C. Ganong and F. J. Triska. 2013. Ecological effects of climate-driven
acidification in lowland Neotropical streams: Insights from a 25-year dataset.
Invited Talk in special session on long-term research. Annual Meeting of the
Ecological Society of America, Minneapolis, MN.
Small, G.E., M. Ardón, J.H. Duff, A.P. Jackman, A. Ramírez,
F.J. Triska, & C.M. Pringle. 2016. Phosphorus retention in a lowland
Neotropical stream following an eight-year enrichment experiment. Freshwater
Science 35(1): 1-11.
Stallcup, L. A.
2004. Effects of water chemistry
and leaf species on leaf breakdown in neotropical headwater streams. Master's
Thesis. University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.
Stallcup L.A., M. Ardón & C.M. Pringle. 2006. Effects of
P- and N- enrichment on leaf breakdown in detritus-based tropical streams.
Freshwater Biology 51: 1515-1526
Snyder, M., E.P. Anderson, & C.M. Pringle. 2011. A
migratory shrimp’s perspective on habitat fragmentation in the neotropics:
extending our knowledge from Puerto Rico. New Frontiers in Crustacean Biology:
169-182.
Snyder, M., M.C. Freeman, S.T. Purucker, C.M. Pringle. 2016.
Using occupancy modeling and logistic regression to assess the distribution of
shrimp species in lowland streams, Costa Rica: does regional groundwater create
favorable habitat? Freshwater Science 35: 80-90.
Snyder, M., G. Small & C.M. Pringle. 2015.
Diet-switching by omnivorous freshwater shrimps diminishes differences in
nutrient cycling rates and body stoichiometry across a food quality gradient.
Freshwater Biology 60: 526-536.
Snyder, M., C.M. Pringle, & R. Tiffer-Sotomayor. 2013.
Landscape-scale disturbance and protected areas: long-term dynamics of
populations of the shrimp, Macrobrachium olfersi, in lowland Neotropical
streams, Costa Rica. Journal of Tropical Ecology 29: 81-85.
Snyder M.N. 2012. Abundance, distribution, energy flow and
nutrient dynamics of freshwater shrimps in lowland Costa Rica. Dissertation.
University of Georgia, Athens, GA.
Triska, F. J., C. M. Pringle, G. W. Zellweger, J. H. Duff
& R. J. Avanzino. 1993. Dissolved
inorganic nitrogen composition, transformation, retention, and transport in
naturally phosphate-rich and phosphate-poor tropical streams. Canadian Journal
of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences 50: 665-675.
Triska F.J., C.M. Pringle, J.H. Duff, R.J. Avanzino, A.
Ramírez, M. Ardón & A.P. Jackman. 2006.
Soluble Reactive Phosphorus (SRP) transport and retention in tropical,
rain forest streams draining a volcanic landscape in Costa Rica. 1: Long-term
concentration and pore water environment. Biogeochemistry81: 131-14
Triska, F. J., C. M. Pringle, J. H. Duff, R. J. Avanzino,
& G. Zellweger. 2006. Soluble reactive phosphorus transport and retention
in tropical rainforest streams draining a volcanic landscape in Costa Rica: in
situ SRP amendment to streams and laboratory studies. Biogeochemistry
81:145-157.
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Puerto Viejo, Sarapiquí, Costa Rica: A socio-political perspective. Master's
Thesis. University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.
