Luquillo Bibliography

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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. (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.
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Smith, K. L., Corujo-Flores I., & Pringle C. M. (2008).  A comparison of current and historical fish assemblages in a Caribbean island estuary: conservation value of historical data. Aquatic Conservation. 18(6), 993–1004.
Greathouse, E. A., Pringle C. M., & Holmquist J. G. (2006).  Conservation and management of migratory fauna: dams in tropical streams of Puerto Rico. Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 16, 695-712.
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.
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Greathouse, E. A., Pringle C. M., & McDowell W. H. (2006).  Do small-scale exclosure/enclosure experiments predict the effects of large-scale extirpation of freshwater migratory fauna?. Oecologia. 4(149), 709-717. Abstract
Greathouse, E., & Pringle C. M. (2006).  Does the river continuum concept apply on a tropical island? Longitudinal variation in a Puerto Rican stream. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 63, 134-152.
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Clark, J. S., Carpenter S., Barber M., Collins S., Dobson A., Foley J., et al. (2001).  Ecological Forecasts: An emerging imperative. Science. 293, 657-660.
Freeman, M., Pringle C. M., Greathouse E., & Freeman B. (2003).  Ecosystem- level consequences of migratory faunal depletion caused by dams. (Limburg, K. E., Waldman, J. R., Ed.).Biodiversity and Conservation of the world's shads. 255-266.
March, J. G., Pringle C. M., Townsend M. J., & Wilson A. I. (2002).  Effects of freshwater shrimp assemblages on benthic communities along an altitudinal gradient of a tropical island stream. Freshwater Biology. 47, 377-390.
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.
Benstead, J. P., March J. G., & Pringle C. M. (2000).  Estuarine larval development and upstream postlarval migration of freshwater shrimps in two tropical rivers, Puerto Rico. Biotropica. 32(3), 545-548.
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. (1997).  Exploring how disturbance is transmitted up stream:going against the flow. Journal of the North American Benthological Society. 16, 425-438.
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Ramirez, A., & Pringle C. M. (2006).  Fast growth and turnover of chironomid assemblages in response to stream phosphorus levels in a tropical lowland landscape. Limnology and Oceanography. 51, 189-196.
March, J., & Pringle C. M. (2003).  Food web structure and basal resource utilization along a tropical island stream continuum, Puerto Rico. Biotropica. 35, 84-93.
Kilham, S. S., & Pringle C. M. (2001).  Food webs in two neotropical systems as revealed by stable isotope ratios. Verhandlungen Internationale Verein. Limnologie. 27(4), 1768-1775.
Pringle, C. M. (1997).  Fragmentation in stream ecosystems. (Meffe, G.K., Carrol, C. R., Ed.).Principles of conservation biology. 289-290.
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., & 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.
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McDowell, W. H., Scatena F. N., Waide R. B., Brokaw N., Camilo G. R., Covich A. P., et al. (2012).  Geographic and Ecological Setting of the Luquillo Mountains. (Brokaw, N., Crowl, T. A., Lugo, A.E., McDowel, W.H., Scatena, F.N., Waide, R.B., Willig, M.R., Ed.).A Caribbean Forest Tapestry: The Multidimensional Nature of Disturbance and Response. Abstract
Wishart, M. J., Davies B. R., Boon P., & Pringle C. M. (2000).  Global disparities in river conservation. First-world values and third-world realities. 354-369.
Boyero, L., Pearson R. G., Dudgeon D., Graca M. A. S., Gessner M. O., Albarino R. J., et al. (2011).  Global distribution of a key trophic guild contrasts with common latitudinal diversity patterns. Ecology. 92, 1839-1848.
Rosenberg, D. M., Cully M. P., & Pringle C. M. (2000).  Global-Scale environmental effects of hydrological alterations: Introduction.(A special issue devoted to hydrological alterations). Bioscience. 50(9), 746-751.
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Pringle, C. M. (2001).  Hydrologic connectivity and the management of biological reserves. A global perspective. Ecological Applications. 11, 981-998.