Partial table of contents:
MARSHES AND SWAMPS OF THE SOUTHEAST.
The Florida Everglades: Natural Variability, Invertebrate
Diversity, and Foodweb Stability (R. Rader).
The Kissimmee River-Riparian Marsh Ecosystem, Florida: Seasonal
Differences in Invertebrate Functional Feeding Group Relationships
(R. Merritt, et al.).
Carolina Bays: Ecology of Aquatic Invertebrates and Perspectives on
Conservation (B. Taylor, et al.).
Pitcher Plant Wetlands of the Southeastern United States: Arthropod
Associates (D. Folkerts).
WOODLAND PONDS, PEATLANDS, AND MARSHES OF THE NORTH AND
NORTHEAST.
Temporary Woodland Ponds in Michigan: Invertebrate Seasonal
Patterns and Trophic Relationships (M. Higgins & R. Merritt).
Constructed Marshes in Southeast Pennsylvania: Invertebrate Foodweb
Structure (G. Fairchild, et al.).
Canadian Springs: Postglacial Development of the Invertebrate Fauna
(D. Williams & N. Williams).
WETLANDS OF THE CENTRAL PRAIRIES AND MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN.
Wetlands of the Prairie Pothole Region: Invertebrate Species
Composition, Ecology, and Management (N. Euliss, et al.).
Prairie Wetlands of South-Central Minnesota: Effects of Drought on
Invertebrate Communities (A. Hershey, et al.).
WETLANDS OF THE WESTERN MOUNTAINS, DESERTS, AND VALLEYS.
Wetlands of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks: Aquatic
Invertebrate Diversity and Community Structure (W. Duffy).
Agricultural Wetland Management for Conservation Goals:
Invertebrates in California Ricelands (R. O'Malley).
COASTAL FREASHWATER WETLANDS.
Tidal Freashwater Wetlands: Invertebrate Diversity, Ecology, and
Functional Significance (D. Yozzo & R. Diaz).
A Prairie Coastal Wetland (Lake Manitoba's Delta Marsh):
Organization of the Invertebrate Community (B. Hann).
SYNTHESIS.
Ecology of Wetland Invertebrates: Synthesis and Applications for
Conservation and Management (S. Wissinger).
Indexes.
DAROLD P. BATZER, PHD, is Associate Professor of Entomology in the Entomology Department at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia.
RUSSELL B. RADER, PHD, is Associate Professor of Freshwater Ecology in the Zoology Department at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
SCOTT A. WISSINGER, PHD, is Professor of Biology and Environmental Science in the Biology and Environmental Science Department at Allegheny College in Meadville, Pennsylvania.
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