Network parameters quantify loss of assemblage structure in human‐impacted lake ecosystems
Rong Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Ji Shen(Chinese Academy of Sciences), C. Patrick Doncaster(University of Southampton), Hui Yang(Anhui University of Technology), Xiangdong Yang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Enlou Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xuhui Dong(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), John A. Dearing(University of Southampton), Min Xu(Nanjing Normal University), Yanjie Zhao(University of Southampton), Zhujun Hu(Zhejiang University)
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