Consequences of Fish Kills for Long-Term Trophic Structure in Shallow Lakes: Implications for Theory and Restoration
Carl D. Sayer(Pearson (United Kingdom)), Toby Croft(University of Southampton), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Thomas A. Davidson(Aarhus University), Peter R. Leavitt(University of Regina), Ruth Rawcliffe(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Neil L. Rose(University College London), Georgina Cockerton(University College London)
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