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James M Hood

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The American Naturalist|September 17, 2010
Diet mixing: do animals integrate growth or resources across temporal heterogeneity?James M Hood, Robert W Sterner
Oecologia|September 1, 2005
Nutrient recycling by two phosphorus-rich grazing catfish: the potential for phosphorus-limitation of fish growthJames M Hood, Michael J Vanni, Alexander S Flecker
Water Research|July 22, 2022
River phosphorus cycling during high flow may constrain Lake Erie cyanobacteria bloomsWhitney M King, Susan E Curless, James M Hood
Ecology|July 8, 2021
Decomposing decomposition: isolating direct effects of temperature from other drivers of detrital processingOliver J Wilmot, James M Hood, Alexander D Huryn, et al.
Global Change Biology|November 18, 2014
Interactions between temperature and nutrients across levels of ecological organizationWyatt F Cross, James M Hood, Jonathan P Benstead, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|January 1, 2022
Temporal scope influences ecosystem driver-response relationships: A case study of Lake Erie with implications for ecosystem-based managementMichael E Fraker, James S Sinclair, Kenneth T Frank, et al.
Ecology|August 30, 2008
Fish distributions and nutrient cycling in streams: can fish create biogeochemical hotspots?Peter B McIntyre, Alexander S Flecker, Michael J Vanni, et al.
Ecology|May 13, 2011
Light-mediated thresholds in stream-water nutrient composition in a river networkJacques C Finlay, James M Hood, Michael P Limm, et al.
Harmful Algae|November 15, 2025
Mesozooplankton grazing patterns and preferences during a cyanobacterial harmful algal bloom (cHAB) in a large eutrophic lakeDaniel I Peters, Lyndsie M Collis, Morgan D Shaw, et al.
Global Change Biology|September 23, 2021
Functional traits reveal the dominant drivers of long-term community change across a North American Great LakeJames S Sinclair, Michael E Fraker, James M Hood, et al.
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The American Naturalist|September 17, 2010
Diet mixing: do animals integrate growth or resources across temporal heterogeneity?James M Hood, Robert W Sterner
Oecologia|September 1, 2005
Nutrient recycling by two phosphorus-rich grazing catfish: the potential for phosphorus-limitation of fish growthJames M Hood, Michael J Vanni, Alexander S Flecker
Water Research|July 22, 2022
River phosphorus cycling during high flow may constrain Lake Erie cyanobacteria bloomsWhitney M King, Susan E Curless, James M Hood
Ecology|July 8, 2021
Decomposing decomposition: isolating direct effects of temperature from other drivers of detrital processingOliver J Wilmot, James M Hood, Alexander D Huryn, et al.
Global Change Biology|November 18, 2014
Interactions between temperature and nutrients across levels of ecological organizationWyatt F Cross, James M Hood, Jonathan P Benstead, et al.
The Science of the Total Environment|January 1, 2022
Temporal scope influences ecosystem driver-response relationships: A case study of Lake Erie with implications for ecosystem-based managementMichael E Fraker, James S Sinclair, Kenneth T Frank, et al.
Ecology|August 30, 2008
Fish distributions and nutrient cycling in streams: can fish create biogeochemical hotspots?Peter B McIntyre, Alexander S Flecker, Michael J Vanni, et al.
Ecology|May 13, 2011
Light-mediated thresholds in stream-water nutrient composition in a river networkJacques C Finlay, James M Hood, Michael P Limm, et al.
Harmful Algae|November 15, 2025
Mesozooplankton grazing patterns and preferences during a cyanobacterial harmful algal bloom (cHAB) in a large eutrophic lakeDaniel I Peters, Lyndsie M Collis, Morgan D Shaw, et al.
Global Change Biology|September 23, 2021
Functional traits reveal the dominant drivers of long-term community change across a North American Great LakeJames S Sinclair, Michael E Fraker, James M Hood, et al.
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