Appendix A. The relationships between seston C:N:P ratios and landscape variables on each sampling date and in relation to watershed discharge in the Ontonagon River watershed, Upper Peninsula, Michigan, USA.

Appendix A. A table of the means and ranges of habitat properties for the four types of stands studied: old and young streamside and upland stands.

Mats Dynesius (240262)
Kristoffer Hylander (147420)
Christer Nilsson (139506)

August 2016

A table of the means and ranges of habitat properties for the four types of stands studied: old and ...

Appendix A. Study unit features: summary of dominant study unit features. Mean values and ranges are shown for annual precipitation, air temperatures, and study site basin area.

C. M. Riseng (2907854)
M. J. Wiley (2907860)
R. W. Black (2907863)
M. D. Munn (2907857)

August 2016

Study unit features: summary of dominant study unit features. Mean values and ranges are shown for a...

Appendix C. A figure showing carbon allocation ratio, expressed as belowground productivity divided by aboveground productivity for counties in the U.S. Great Plains under native and current (cropped) conditions.

John B. Bradford (2907467)
William K. Lauenroth (2903648)
Ingrid C. Burke (632450)

August 2016

A figure showing carbon allocation ratio, expressed as belowground productivity divided by abovegrou...

Appendix A. A figure showing relative abundance (proportion of total) of Pseudotsuga, hardwoods, and shade-tolerant conifers among plots in both watersheds at the first (1979/1980) and last (2001) measurements.

James A. Lutz (167375)
Charles B. Halpern (2905172)

August 2016

A figure showing relative abundance (proportion of total) of Pseudotsuga, hardwoods, and shade-toler...

Appendix C. Details of statistical analyses to compare carbon and nitrogen isotope signatures between lakes, treatments, and seasons.

K. Scharnweber (2927688)
J. Syväranta (2927676)
S. Hilt (2927685)
M. Brauns (2927682)
M. J. Vanni (2927667)
S. Brothers (2927673)
J. Köhler (2738410)
J. Knežević-Jarić (2927670)
T. Mehner (2927679)

August 2016

Details of statistical analyses to compare carbon and nitrogen isotope signatures between lakes, tre...

Appendix A. Tables showing environmental characteristics of streams sampled upstreamand downstream of beaver impoundments in the study area and a Pearson correlation matrix of relationships between measured variables at sites upstream from beaver ponds.

Kristin J. Painter (2931144)
Cherie J. Westbrook (2931141)
Britt D. Hall (1266255)
Nelson J. O'Driscoll (2931138)
Timothy D. Jardine (421183)

August 2016

Tables showing environmental characteristics of streams sampled upstreamand downstream of beaver imp...

Appendix A. Tables showing supplemental data including (1) watershed characteristics, (2) temperature and hydrology treatments, (3) plant species, and (4) chemical and physical properties of the study sites.

Neal E. Flanagan (2911133)
Curtis J. Richardson (382567)
Mengchi Ho (2911130)

August 2016

Tables showing supplemental data including (1) watershed characteristics, (2) temperature and hydrol...

Appendix A. Background (natural abundance) 13C and 15N signatures of primary producers, sediment organic matter (SOM), and marsh suspended particulate organic matter (POM).

Lisa A. Levin (173316)
Carlos Neira (2914346)
Edwin D. Grosholz (2904824)

August 2016

Background (natural abundance) 13C and 15N signatures of primary producers, sediment organic matter ...

Appendix B. Mean 13C, 15N, and 34S values (± 1 SE where n>1) for organic matter sources and consumer species sampled from the catchments and estuaries of the Finkol, Okat, Yela, and Yeseng rivers, Kosrae, Federated States of Micronesia, September–December, 2000.

Jonathan P. Benstead (2911184)
James G. March (2914331)
Brian Fry (2592724)
Katherine C. Ewel (2914334)
Catherine M. Pringle (2904041)

August 2016

Mean 13C, 15N, and 34S values (± 1 SE where n>1) for organic matter sources and consumer species sam...

Appendix B. A table of climate, landform, and soil characteristics of landscapes within northern Wisconsin.

Lisa A. Schulte (2913593)
David J. Mladenoff (849928)

August 2016

A table of climate, landform, and soil characteristics of landscapes within northern Wisconsin

Appendix A. A table showing statistical relationships between performance and water depth and neighbor richness, density, mass, and identity.

Fritz Gerhardt (2904572)
Sharon K. Collinge (2904575)

August 2016

A table showing statistical relationships between performance and water depth and neighbor richness,...

Appendix D. Relationships between radiation, watershed area, and vegetation class used to predict radiation values for the stream network in the BRB.

Daniel J. Isaak (2906525)
Charles H. Luce (2906507)
Bruce E. Rieman (2906450)
David E. Nagel (2906522)
Erin E. Peterson (2906513)
Dona L. Horan (2906519)
Sharon Parkes (2906510)
Gwynne L. Chandler (2906516)

August 2016

Relationships between radiation, watershed area, and vegetation class used to predict radiation valu...

Appendix C. The relationships of response ratio of N:P ratio (RRN:P) with that of N pool or P pool (RRNp or RRPp) in cropland, grassland, and forest ecosystems, respectively, under elevated CO2 in different ecosystem types.

Qi Deng (314917)
Dafeng Hui (314919)
Yiqi Luo (248188)
James Elser (2878265)
Ying-Ping Wang (2930175)
Irakli Loladze (2930172)
Quanfa Zhang (275763)
Sam Dennis (731803)

August 2016

The relationships of response ratio of N:P ratio (RRN:P) with that of N pool or P pool (RRNp or RRPp...

Appendix 3. Biogeochemistry

Anthony K. Aufdenkampe
Charles L. Dow
Louis A. Kaplan

January 2016

• Streams and rivers in the region fall into three major biogeochemical categories that broadly defi...

Appendix A. A figure illustrating the relative frequency of stream orders and distribution of road crossings within the USGS eight-digit hydrologic unit codes for four streams in Kansas, USA.

Joshuah S. Perkin (1922425)
Keith B. Gido (2908655)

August 2016

A figure illustrating the relative frequency of stream orders and distribution of road crossings wit...

Appendix A. A table of the means and ranges of habitat properties for the four types of stands studied: old and young streamside and upland stands.

Mats Dynesius (240262)
Kristoffer Hylander (147420)
Christer Nilsson (139506)

August 2016

A table of the means and ranges of habitat properties for the four types of stands studied: old and ...

Appendix A. Study unit features: summary of dominant study unit features. Mean values and ranges are shown for annual precipitation, air temperatures, and study site basin area.

C. M. Riseng (2907854)
M. J. Wiley (2907860)
R. W. Black (2907863)
M. D. Munn (2907857)

August 2016

Study unit features: summary of dominant study unit features. Mean values and ranges are shown for a...

Appendix C. A figure showing carbon allocation ratio, expressed as belowground productivity divided by aboveground productivity for counties in the U.S. Great Plains under native and current (cropped) conditions.

John B. Bradford (2907467)
William K. Lauenroth (2903648)
Ingrid C. Burke (632450)

August 2016

A figure showing carbon allocation ratio, expressed as belowground productivity divided by abovegrou...

Appendix A. A figure showing relative abundance (proportion of total) of Pseudotsuga, hardwoods, and shade-tolerant conifers among plots in both watersheds at the first (1979/1980) and last (2001) measurements.

James A. Lutz (167375)
Charles B. Halpern (2905172)

August 2016

A figure showing relative abundance (proportion of total) of Pseudotsuga, hardwoods, and shade-toler...

Appendix C. Details of statistical analyses to compare carbon and nitrogen isotope signatures between lakes, treatments, and seasons.

K. Scharnweber (2927688)
J. Syväranta (2927676)
S. Hilt (2927685)
M. Brauns (2927682)
M. J. Vanni (2927667)
S. Brothers (2927673)
J. Köhler (2738410)
J. Knežević-Jarić (2927670)
T. Mehner (2927679)

August 2016

Details of statistical analyses to compare carbon and nitrogen isotope signatures between lakes, tre...

Appendix A. Tables showing environmental characteristics of streams sampled upstreamand downstream of beaver impoundments in the study area and a Pearson correlation matrix of relationships between measured variables at sites upstream from beaver ponds.

Kristin J. Painter (2931144)
Cherie J. Westbrook (2931141)
Britt D. Hall (1266255)
Nelson J. O'Driscoll (2931138)
Timothy D. Jardine (421183)

August 2016

Tables showing environmental characteristics of streams sampled upstreamand downstream of beaver imp...

Appendix A. Tables showing supplemental data including (1) watershed characteristics, (2) temperature and hydrology treatments, (3) plant species, and (4) chemical and physical properties of the study sites.

Neal E. Flanagan (2911133)
Curtis J. Richardson (382567)
Mengchi Ho (2911130)

August 2016

Tables showing supplemental data including (1) watershed characteristics, (2) temperature and hydrol...

Appendix A. Background (natural abundance) 13C and 15N signatures of primary producers, sediment organic matter (SOM), and marsh suspended particulate organic matter (POM).

Lisa A. Levin (173316)
Carlos Neira (2914346)
Edwin D. Grosholz (2904824)

August 2016

Background (natural abundance) 13C and 15N signatures of primary producers, sediment organic matter ...

Appendix B. Mean 13C, 15N, and 34S values (± 1 SE where n>1) for organic matter sources and consumer species sampled from the catchments and estuaries of the Finkol, Okat, Yela, and Yeseng rivers, Kosrae, Federated States of Micronesia, September–December, 2000.

Jonathan P. Benstead (2911184)
James G. March (2914331)
Brian Fry (2592724)
Katherine C. Ewel (2914334)
Catherine M. Pringle (2904041)

August 2016

Mean 13C, 15N, and 34S values (± 1 SE where n>1) for organic matter sources and consumer species sam...

Appendix B. A table of climate, landform, and soil characteristics of landscapes within northern Wisconsin.

Lisa A. Schulte (2913593)
David J. Mladenoff (849928)

August 2016

A table of climate, landform, and soil characteristics of landscapes within northern Wisconsin

Appendix A. A table showing statistical relationships between performance and water depth and neighbor richness, density, mass, and identity.

Fritz Gerhardt (2904572)
Sharon K. Collinge (2904575)

August 2016

A table showing statistical relationships between performance and water depth and neighbor richness,...

Appendix D. Relationships between radiation, watershed area, and vegetation class used to predict radiation values for the stream network in the BRB.

Daniel J. Isaak (2906525)
Charles H. Luce (2906507)
Bruce E. Rieman (2906450)
David E. Nagel (2906522)
Erin E. Peterson (2906513)
Dona L. Horan (2906519)
Sharon Parkes (2906510)
Gwynne L. Chandler (2906516)

August 2016

Relationships between radiation, watershed area, and vegetation class used to predict radiation valu...

Appendix C. The relationships of response ratio of N:P ratio (RRN:P) with that of N pool or P pool (RRNp or RRPp) in cropland, grassland, and forest ecosystems, respectively, under elevated CO2 in different ecosystem types.

Qi Deng (314917)
Dafeng Hui (314919)
Yiqi Luo (248188)
James Elser (2878265)
Ying-Ping Wang (2930175)
Irakli Loladze (2930172)
Quanfa Zhang (275763)
Sam Dennis (731803)

August 2016

The relationships of response ratio of N:P ratio (RRN:P) with that of N pool or P pool (RRNp or RRPp...

Appendix 3. Biogeochemistry

Anthony K. Aufdenkampe
Charles L. Dow
Louis A. Kaplan

January 2016

• Streams and rivers in the region fall into three major biogeochemical categories that broadly defi...

Appendix A. A figure illustrating the relative frequency of stream orders and distribution of road crossings within the USGS eight-digit hydrologic unit codes for four streams in Kansas, USA.

Joshuah S. Perkin (1922425)
Keith B. Gido (2908655)

August 2016

A figure illustrating the relative frequency of stream orders and distribution of road crossings wit...

Appendix A. A table of the means and ranges of habitat properties for the four types of stands studied: old and young streamside and upland stands.

Mats Dynesius (240262)
Kristoffer Hylander (147420)
Christer Nilsson (139506)

August 2016

A table of the means and ranges of habitat properties for the four types of stands studied: old and ...

Appendix A. Study unit features: summary of dominant study unit features. Mean values and ranges are shown for annual precipitation, air temperatures, and study site basin area.

C. M. Riseng (2907854)
M. J. Wiley (2907860)
R. W. Black (2907863)
M. D. Munn (2907857)

August 2016

Study unit features: summary of dominant study unit features. Mean values and ranges are shown for a...

Appendix C. A figure showing carbon allocation ratio, expressed as belowground productivity divided by aboveground productivity for counties in the U.S. Great Plains under native and current (cropped) conditions.

John B. Bradford (2907467)
William K. Lauenroth (2903648)
Ingrid C. Burke (632450)

August 2016

A figure showing carbon allocation ratio, expressed as belowground productivity divided by abovegrou...

Appendix A. The relationships between seston C:N:P ratios and landscape variables on each sampling date and in relation to watershed discharge in the Ontonagon River watershed, Upper Peninsula, Michigan, USA.

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Appendix A. The relationships between seston C:N:P ratios and landscape variables on each sampling date and in relation to watershed discharge in the Ontonagon River watershed, Upper Peninsula, Michigan, USA.

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