Bending the rules: exploitation of allochthonous resources by a top‐predator modifies size‐abundance scaling in stream food webs
Daniel M. Perkins(Brunel University of London), Guy Woodward(Imperial College London), Rasmus B. Lauridsen(Queen Mary University of London), Michelle C. Jackson(University of Oxford), Alan G. Hildrew(Queen Mary University of London), François Edwards(Queen Mary University of London), Katrin Layer‐Dobra(Imperial College London), Murray S. A. Thompson(Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science), J. Iwan Jones(Queen Mary University of London), Isabelle Durance(Université de Rouen Normandie), Jonathan Grey(Max Planck Society)
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