Drought intensification alters the composition, body size, and trophic structure of invertebrate assemblages in a stream mesocosm experiment
Thomas W. H. Aspin(Taunton & Somerset NHS Foundation Trust), Mark E. Ledger(University of Birmingham), Guy Woodward(Imperial College London), Alexander M. Milner(University of Birmingham), Gavin M. D. Williams(University of Birmingham), Kris M. Hart(University of Birmingham), Kieran Khamis(University of Birmingham), Matthew J. O’Callaghan(University of Birmingham), Zining Wang(Peking University), Mark Trimmer(Queen Mary University of London)
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