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19. Relationships between land cover, riparian vegetation, stream characteristics, and aquatic insects in cloud forest streams, Mexico M. Astudillo et al.
20. The effect of riparian forest on landscape connectivity for the EPT community across European regions A. Peredo Arce et al.
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27. Vertical Migration of Adult Plecoptera and Trichoptera above Forested Headwater Streams R. Bowman & R. Smith
28. Including wildlife habitat in the definition of riparian areas: The beaver (Castor canadensis) as an umbrella species for riparian obligate animals P. Stoffyn-Egli & J. Willison
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32. Clean and Green Urban Water Bodies Benefit Nocturnal Flying Insects and Their Predators, Insectivorous Bats T. Straka et al.
33. Stream communities across a rural–urban landscape gradient M. Urban et al.
34. Biodiversity loss in Appalachian headwater streams (Kentucky, USA): Plecoptera and Trichoptera communities G. Pond
35. Has riparian woody vegetation a positive effect on dispersal and distribution of mayfly, stonefly and caddisfly species? A. Peredo Arce et al.
36. Benthic Macroinvertebrates and Trichoptera Adults for Bioassessment Approach in Streams and Wadeable Rivers in Lao People's Democratic Republic J. SRIPANYA et al.
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