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  • Hydrology
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  • Human activities frequently disrupt natural river flows, altering hydrological connectivity in river networks.
  • These disruptions negatively impact fish diversity, threatening species persistence and ecosystem integrity.

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  • To review the mechanisms by which river network connectivity (RNC) influences fish diversity.
  • To synthesize findings from over 100 studies on RNC and fish diversity.

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  • Literature review of studies examining river network connectivity and fish diversity.
  • Analysis of relationships between forms, systems, and types of RNC and their effects on fish diversity.

Main Results:

  • Sustaining RNC positively impacts fish diversity along longitudinal and lateral axes.
  • Species sorting, dispersal dynamics, and habitat availability are key drivers of fish diversity distribution.
  • Nutrition and trophic dynamics also play a role in fish diversity.

Conclusions:

  • River network connectivity is a fundamental factor influencing fish diversity across river basins.
  • Understanding RNC mechanisms provides scientific guidance for protecting fish biodiversity.
  • Improving RNC is essential for enhancing the health of river network ecosystems.