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Biofilm responses to flow intermittency in Mediterranean rivers 

Colls Lozano, Miriam (Date of defense: 2020-07-31)

Currently, global change is promoting the spatiotemporal occurrence of temporary streams, altering fluvial ecosystem function and structure, and the ecosystem services they provide. To effectively protect fluvial ecosystems, ...

Controls on the dynamics of riverine dissolved organic matter: insights from a Mediterranean river network 

Casas Ruiz, Joan Pere (Date of defense: 2017-05-31)

In river networks, dissolved organic matter (DOM) constitutes the major pool of organic carbon, and plays a key role as energy source and modulator of toxic substances availability. In this thesis, Joan P. Casas-Ruiz and ...

Flow alteration and wastewater inputs effects on freshwater communities in Mediterranean rivers 

Mor Roy, Jordi-René (Date of defense: 2019-09-19)

Mediterranean rivers are characterized by high hydrological variability and heterogeneity of habitats, placing themselves amongst arid and temperate climates, and are associated with high biological diversity. On the ...

Flow intermittency patterns, organic carbon dynamics, and cultural ecosystem services in the Mediterranean 

Llanos Paez, Oriana Lucia (Date of defense: 2024-02-07)

Non-perennial rivers and streams are defined as systems that cease to flow at some point in space and time along their course. These systems are widespread globally representing more than half of the global river network, ...

Multiple stressor effects on river biofilm communities: from community composition to ecosystem processes using experimental mesocosms 

Romero Blanch, Ferran (Date of defense: 2019-12-20)

Human exploitation of river ecosystems, together with the increasing pressure that represents climate change, is posing rivers worldwide at risk. In rivers, microorganisms are ecologically very important. Most of ...