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Beyond “Donors and Recipients”: Impacts of Species Gains and Losses Reverberate Among Ecosystems Dueof ecological frameworks used to examine resource exchanges between ecosystems. We then describe four case studies and examine how species losses and gains affect food web structure via resource exchanges between ecosystems, with particular emphasis on effects spanning land-water boundaries. Finally

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Ecological Networks as a Framework for Understanding and Predicting Contaminant Movement Across the of network models in the field of contaminants and subsidies, we provide an empirical example of the responses of ecological networks to dam removal in a temperate river system. In this example, we observed that shifts in species composition (especially losses of larger-bodied, often predatory, spo

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Synthesis: A Framework for Predicting the Dark Side of Ecological Subsidiesrce subsidies and their interaction with other stressors on consumers. Ecological factors such as ecosystem productivity, community composition, and consumer prey preference shape the ecotoxicological outcomes of aquatic contamination on subsidies. Landscape factors such as lithology, hydrogeomorpho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40981-7in the tissues of prey organisms at levels that are relatively non-toxic to the prey themselves. Conversely, exposure in the aquatic system can limit subsidies when pollutants are relatively toxic to prey organisms themselves and the magnitude of the subsidy (i.e., biomass of aquatic insects emergin

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