Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders

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Autor(a) principal: Angelini, Ronaldo
Data de Publicação: 2019
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
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Resumo: Aquatic food webs have been especially impacted in the last thirty years. This is particularly true for trophic webs with Mobile Generalist Species (MGS), which are species with high mobility (movement and dispersal) and flexibility in both foraging and habitat use. In general, MGS are large-sized species with the ability to move long distances, and they may be top predators (Large Generalist Predator; LGP) or feed lower in the food web than predicted from their size (Giant Secondary Consumers; GSCs). These species groups will play a fundamental role in connecting and rewiring human-impacted food webs, however this may be challenging because the stream network connectivity in most of the world’s largest river basins has been severely fragmented by dams
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spelling Angelini, Ronaldo2020-11-17T18:32:35Z2020-11-17T18:32:35Z2019-10-24ANGELINI, R.. Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants' shoulders. Acta Limnologica Brasiliensia (ONLINE), v. 31, p. 108, 2019. Disponível em: https://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S2179-975X2019000100907. Acesso em: 10 nov. 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/s2179-975x50192179-975X0102-6712https://repositorio.ufrn.br/handle/123456789/3059310.1590/s2179-975x5019Aquatic food webs have been especially impacted in the last thirty years. This is particularly true for trophic webs with Mobile Generalist Species (MGS), which are species with high mobility (movement and dispersal) and flexibility in both foraging and habitat use. In general, MGS are large-sized species with the ability to move long distances, and they may be top predators (Large Generalist Predator; LGP) or feed lower in the food web than predicted from their size (Giant Secondary Consumers; GSCs). These species groups will play a fundamental role in connecting and rewiring human-impacted food webs, however this may be challenging because the stream network connectivity in most of the world’s largest river basins has been severely fragmented by damsAs teias tróficas têm sido impactadas especialmente nos últimos 30 anos. Isto ocorre em especial para teias tróficas com Espécies Generalistas Viajantes (MGS) que são espécies com alta mobilidade (movimento e dispersão) e flexibilidade em forrageamento e uso do habitat. Em geral, MGS são espécies de grande tamanho com habilidade de se mover longas distâncias como predadores de topo (Grande Predador Generalista, LGP) ou de se alimentar em estratos mais baixos da teia trófica do que o predito pelo seu tamanho, são espécies chamadas Consumidoras Secundárias Gigantes (GSC). Estes grupos de espécies terão papel fundamental em conectar e reestruturar as teias tróficas impactadas pelo homem. 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dc.title.pt_BR.fl_str_mv Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
dc.title.alternative.pt_BR.fl_str_mv Teias tróficas aquáticas precisarão se apoiar sobre os ombros dos gigantes
title Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
spellingShingle Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
Angelini, Ronaldo
Reservatórios
Impacto de hidrelétricas
Predadores de topo
Pirâmide trófica
Reservoir
Hydropower impact
Top predators;
Trophic pyramid
title_short Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
title_full Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
title_fullStr Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
title_full_unstemmed Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
title_sort Aquatic food webs will need to stand on giants’ shoulders
author Angelini, Ronaldo
author_facet Angelini, Ronaldo
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Angelini, Ronaldo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Reservatórios
Impacto de hidrelétricas
Predadores de topo
Pirâmide trófica
Reservoir
Hydropower impact
Top predators;
Trophic pyramid
topic Reservatórios
Impacto de hidrelétricas
Predadores de topo
Pirâmide trófica
Reservoir
Hydropower impact
Top predators;
Trophic pyramid
description Aquatic food webs have been especially impacted in the last thirty years. This is particularly true for trophic webs with Mobile Generalist Species (MGS), which are species with high mobility (movement and dispersal) and flexibility in both foraging and habitat use. In general, MGS are large-sized species with the ability to move long distances, and they may be top predators (Large Generalist Predator; LGP) or feed lower in the food web than predicted from their size (Giant Secondary Consumers; GSCs). These species groups will play a fundamental role in connecting and rewiring human-impacted food webs, however this may be challenging because the stream network connectivity in most of the world’s largest river basins has been severely fragmented by dams
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