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William H Clements

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Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|April 11, 2009
Community responses to contaminants: using basic ecological principles to predict ecotoxicological effectsWilliam H Clements, Jason R Rohr
Environmental Science & Technology|June 12, 2019
Stream Mesocosm Experiments Show Significant Differences in Sensitivity of Larval and Emerging Adults to MetalsChristopher J Kotalik, William H Clements
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|September 22, 2006
The use of in situ and stream microcosm experiments to assess population- and community-level responses to metalsJeffrey L Clark, William H Clements
Aquatic Toxicology (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|March 19, 2013
Comparison of different predictors of exposure for modeling impacts of metal mixtures on macroinvertebrates in stream microcosmsYuichi Iwasaki, Pete Cadmus, William H Clements
Environmental Science & Technology|March 23, 2018
Quantifying Differences in Responses of Aquatic Insects to Trace Metal Exposure in Field Studies and Short-Term Stream Mesocosm ExperimentsYuichi Iwasaki, Travis S Schmidt, William H Clements
Environmental Science & Technology|September 5, 2019
Indirect Effects of Iron Oxide on Stream Benthic Communities: Capturing Ecological Complexity with Controlled Mesocosm ExperimentsChristopher J Kotalik, Pete Cadmus, William H Clements
The Science of the Total Environment|March 19, 2021
Before-After Control-Impact field surveys and novel experimental approaches provide valuable insights for characterizing stream recovery from acid mine drainageChristopher J Kotalik, Pete Cadmus, William H Clements
Environmental Science & Technology|June 6, 2013
Responses of aquatic insects to Cu and Zn in stream microcosms: understanding differences between single species tests and field responsesWilliam H Clements, Pete Cadmus, Stephen F Brinkman
Applied and Environmental Microbiology|January 16, 2021
Metals Alter Membership but Not Diversity of a Headwater Stream MicrobiomeBrian A Wolff, William H Clements, Ed K Hall
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|February 14, 2022
Stream Mesocosm Experiments Show no Protective Effects of Calcium on Copper Toxicity to MacroinvertebratesYuichi Iwasaki, Pete Cadmus, James Ranville, et al.
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Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|April 11, 2009
Community responses to contaminants: using basic ecological principles to predict ecotoxicological effectsWilliam H Clements, Jason R Rohr
Environmental Science & Technology|June 12, 2019
Stream Mesocosm Experiments Show Significant Differences in Sensitivity of Larval and Emerging Adults to MetalsChristopher J Kotalik, William H Clements
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|September 22, 2006
The use of in situ and stream microcosm experiments to assess population- and community-level responses to metalsJeffrey L Clark, William H Clements
Aquatic Toxicology (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|March 19, 2013
Comparison of different predictors of exposure for modeling impacts of metal mixtures on macroinvertebrates in stream microcosmsYuichi Iwasaki, Pete Cadmus, William H Clements
Environmental Science & Technology|March 23, 2018
Quantifying Differences in Responses of Aquatic Insects to Trace Metal Exposure in Field Studies and Short-Term Stream Mesocosm ExperimentsYuichi Iwasaki, Travis S Schmidt, William H Clements
Environmental Science & Technology|September 5, 2019
Indirect Effects of Iron Oxide on Stream Benthic Communities: Capturing Ecological Complexity with Controlled Mesocosm ExperimentsChristopher J Kotalik, Pete Cadmus, William H Clements
The Science of the Total Environment|March 19, 2021
Before-After Control-Impact field surveys and novel experimental approaches provide valuable insights for characterizing stream recovery from acid mine drainageChristopher J Kotalik, Pete Cadmus, William H Clements
Environmental Science & Technology|June 6, 2013
Responses of aquatic insects to Cu and Zn in stream microcosms: understanding differences between single species tests and field responsesWilliam H Clements, Pete Cadmus, Stephen F Brinkman
Applied and Environmental Microbiology|January 16, 2021
Metals Alter Membership but Not Diversity of a Headwater Stream MicrobiomeBrian A Wolff, William H Clements, Ed K Hall
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|February 14, 2022
Stream Mesocosm Experiments Show no Protective Effects of Calcium on Copper Toxicity to MacroinvertebratesYuichi Iwasaki, Pete Cadmus, James Ranville, et al.
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