Luquillo Bibliography

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Pyron, M., & Covich A. P. (2003).  Migration patterns, densities, and growth of Neritina punctulata snails in Rio Espiritu Santo and Rio Mameyes, Northeastern Puerto Rico. Caribbean Journal of Science. 39, 338-347.
Pyron, M., Covich A. P., & Black R. W. (1999).  On the relative importance of pool morphology and woody debris to distributions of shrimp in a Puerto Rican headwater stream. Hydrobiologia. 405, 207-215.
Publicover, D., & Vogt K. A. (1992).  Belowground ecology of forests. (McGraw-Hill, Ed.).Yearbook of Science and Technology. 427-429.
Pringle, C. M. (2004).  What is hydrologic connectivity and why is it ecologically important?. Hydrological Processes. 17, 2685-2689.
Pringle, C. M., Blake G. A., Covich A. P., Buzby K. M., & Finley A. (1993).  Effects of omnivorous shrimp in a montane tropical stream: sediment removal, disturbance of sessile invertebrates and enhancement of under story algal biomass. Oecologia. 93, 1-11.
Pringle, C. M., Hemphill N., McDowell W. H., Bednarek A., & March J. (1999).  Linking species and ecosystems: different biotic assemblages cause inter stream differences in organic matter. Ecology. 80(6), 1860-1872.
Pringle, C. M. (1997).  Exploring how disturbance is transmitted up stream:going against the flow. Journal of the North American Benthological Society. 16, 425-438.
Pringle, C. M. (2001).  Managing riverine connectivity in complex landscapes to protect 'remnant natural areas'. Verhlungen International Vereinigung Limnologie. 27(3), 1149-1164.
Pringle, C. M. (2000).  Riverine conservation in tropical versus temperate regions. (Boon, P.J., Davis, B., Ed.).Ecological and socioeconomics considerations. 15, 367-378.
Pringle, C. M. (2004).  The need for a more predictive understanding of hydrologic connectivity. Aquatic Conservation. 13, 467-471.
Pringle, C. M., & Scatena. F. N. (1999).  Aquatic ecosystem deterioration in Latin America and the Caribbean.. (Hatch, L.U., M.E.Swisher, Ed.).Managed Ecosystems: the Mesoamerican experience. 104-113.
Pringle, C. M., & Blake G. A. (1994).  Quantitative effects of atyid shrimp(Decapoda: Atyidae) on the depositional environment in a tropical stream: use of electricity for experimental exclusion. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic. Science. 51, 1443-1450. Abstract
Pringle, C. M., Freeman M. C., & Freeman B. J. (2000).  Regional effects of hydrologic alterations on riverine macrobiota in the New World: Tropical- temperate comparisons. BioScience. 50(9), 807-823.
Pringle, C. M., Scatena F. N., Paaby P., & Nunez M. (2000).  Conservation of aquatic ecosystems of Latin America and the Caribbean. (Boon, P.J., Davies, B., Ed.).Global perspectives on river conservation:science, policy and practice. 39-75.
Pringle, C. M. (1996).  Atyid shrimps (Decapoda: Atyidae)influence spatial heterogeneity of algal communities over different scales in tropical montane streams, Puerto Rico. Freshwater Biology. 35, 125-140.
Pringle, C. M. (1997).  Expanding scientific research programs to address conservation challenges in freshwater systems. (Pickett, S.T.A., Ostfeld, R.S., Shachak, M., Likens, G.E., Ed.).Enhancing the ecological basis of conservation: heterogeneity, ecosystem function and biodiversity. Proceedings of the Sixth Cary Conference. 305- 319.
Pringle, C. M. (2000).  Threats to U.S. public lands from cumulative hydrologic alterations outside of their boundaries. Ecological Applications. 10, 971-989.
Pringle, C. M. (2001).  Hydrologic connectivity and the management of biological reserves. A global perspective. Ecological Applications. 11, 981-998.
Pringle, C. M., Scatena F. N., Hansen P. - P., & N (2000).  River conservation in Latin America and the Caribbean. (Boon, P.J., Davies, B., Peets, G.C., Ed.).Global perspectives on river conservation: Science, Policy and Practice. 41-78.
Pringle, C. M. (2005).  The fragmentation of aquatic ecosystems and the alteration of hydrologic connectivity: neglected dimensions of conservation ecology. (Groom, M.J., Meffe, G.K., Carroll, C.R., Ed.).Principles of Conservation Biology, third edition Invited Case Study 7.2..
Pringle, C. M., & Collins S. (2004).  Needed: A unified infrastructure to support long-term scientific research on public lands.. Ecological Applications. 14(1), 18-21.
Pringle, C. M., & Scatena F. N. (1999).  Freshwater resource development: case studies from Puerto Rico and Costa Rica. (Hatch, U., Swisher, M. E., Ed.).Tropical managed ecosystems: the Mesoamerican experience. 114-121.
Pringle, C. M. (1997).  Fragmentation in stream ecosystems. (Meffe, G.K., Carrol, C. R., Ed.).Principles of conservation biology. 289-290.
Pringle, C. M. (2001).  Hydrologic connectivity: A call for greater emphasis in wilderness management. International Journal of Wilderness. 7(3), 21-26.
Pringle, C. M. (2006).  Hydrologic connectivity: A neglected dimension of conservation biology. (Crooks, K., Sanjayan, M., Ed.).Connectivity conservation.