Aquatic Biodiversity II

The study of biodiversity in freshwater habitats: societal relevance and suggestions for priorities in science policy.- Biodiversity: a resource with a monetary value?.- Linking science and policy for biodiversity.- Relevance and policy dimensions of research on biodiversity in freshwater ecosystems: a developing country perspective.- Conservation of freshwater biodiversity: does the real world meet scientific dreams?.- Taxonomy and systematics in biodiversity research.- Future priorities in science policy for biodiversity studies: a comment on the target review by Luc De Meester and Steven Declerck.- Towards a coherent and high-quality science policy on biodiversity.- An assessment of animal species diversity in continental waters.- Does inland aquatic biodiversity have a future in Asian developing countries?.- Recovery in diversity of fish and invertebrate communities following remediation of a polluted stream: investigating causal relationships.- Ecological remarks on Mastigodiaptomus nesus Bowman, 1986 (Copepoda: Calanoida) in a Mexican karstic sinkhole.- Consumptive and non-consumptive effects of turbellarian (Mesostoma sp.) predation on anostracans.- Changes in functional biodiversity in an invaded freshwater ecosystem: the Moselle River.- The impact of stocking on the genetic structure of European grayling (Thymallus thymallus, Salmonidae) in two alpine rivers.- Connectivity and nestedness of the meta-community structure of moss dwelling bdelloid rotifers along a stream.- Implications of taxonomic modifications and alien species on biological water quality assessment as exemplified by the Belgian Biotic Index method.- A large-scale stream benthic diatom database.- A review on the present status and management of mangrove wetland habitat resources in Bangladesh with emphasis on mangrove fisheries and aquaculture.- Coexistence of two similar copepod species, Eudiaptomus gracilis and E. graciloides: the role of differential predator avoidance.- Native and exotic