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Lichvar RW, Wakeley JS (2004) Review of ordinary high water mark indicators for delineating arid
streams in the southwestern United States. Technical Reports, U.S. Army Engineer Waterways
Experiment Station, Environmental Laboratory, TR-04.1. 127 pp
Livers B, Wohl E (2016) Sources and interpretation of channel complexity in forested subalpine
streams of the Southern Rocky Mountains. Water Resour Res 52:3910–3929
Lock MA, Wallace RR, Costerton JW, Ventullo RM, Charton SE (1984) River epilithon: toward a
structural-functional model. Oikos 42:10–22
Lowrance R, Todd R, Fail J, Hendrickson O, Leonard R (1984) Riparian forests as nutrient filters
in agricultural watersheds. Bioscience 34:374–377
Luck M, Mauemenee N, Whited D et al (2010) Remote sensing analysis of physical complexity
of North Pacific Rime rivers to assist wild salmon conservation. Earth Surf Process Landf
35:1330–1343
MacFarlane WA, Wohl E (2003) Influence of step composition on step geometry and flow resistance in step-pool streams of the Washington Cascades. Water Resour Res 39. doi:10.1029/2
001WR001238
MacNally R, Parkinson A, Horrocks G, Conole L, Tzaros C (2001) Relationships between terrestrial vertebrate diversity, abundance and availability of coarse woody debris on south-eastern
Australian floodplains. Biol Conserv 99:191–205
Martín-Vide JP, Amarilla M, Zárate FJ (2014) Collapse of the Pilcomayo River. Geomorphology
205:155–163
Massong TM, Montgomery DR (2000) Influence of sediment supply, lithology, and wood debris
on the distribution of bedrock and alluvial channels. Geol Soc Am Bull 112:591–599
May CL, Gresswell RE (2003) Processes and rates of sediment and wood accumulation in headwater streams of the Oregon Coast Range, USA. Earth Surf Process Landf 28:409–424
May C, Roering J, Snow K, Griswold K, Greswell R (2017) The waterfall paradox: how knickpoints disconnect hillslope and channel processes, isolating salmonid populations in ideal habitats. Geomorphology 277:228–236
May RM (1977) Thresholds and breakpoints in ecosystems with a multiplicity of stable states.
Nature 269:471–477
McClain ME, Boyer EW, Dent CL, Gergel SE, Grimm NB, Groffman PM, Hart SC, Harvey JW,
Johnston CA, Mayorga E, McDowell WH, Pinay G (2003) Biogeochemical hot spots and hot
moments at the interface of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Ecosystems 6:301–312
Meade RH (2007) Transcontinental moving and storage: the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers transfer
the Andes to the Atlantic. In: Gupta A (ed) Large rivers: geomorphology and management.
Wiley, Chichester, pp 45–63
Meade RH, Dunne T, Richey JE, Santos UM, Salati E (1985) Storage and remobilization of suspended sediment in the lower Amazon River of Brazil. Science 228:488–490
Meade RH, Moody JA (2010) Causes for the decline of suspended-sediment discharge in the
Mississippi River system, 1940–2000. Hydrol Process 24:35–49
Merritt DM (2013) Reciprocal relations between riparian vegetation, fluvial landforms, and
channel processes. In: Wohl E (ed) Treatise on fluvial geomorphology. Elsevier, Amsterdam,
pp 220–243
Merritts DJ, Vincent KR, Wohl EE (1994) Long river profiles, tectonism, and eustasy: a guide to
interpreting fluvial terraces. J Geophys Res 99(B7):14031–14050
Meyer GA, Wells SG, Balling RC, Jull AJT (1992) Response of alluvial systems to fire and climate
change in Yellowstone National Park. Nature 357:147–150
Meyer JL, Kaplan LA, Newbold JD, Woltemade CJ, Zedler JB, Beilfuss R, Carpenter Q, Semlitsch
R, Watzin MC, Zedler PH (2007) Where rivers are born: the scientific imperative for defending
small streams and wetlands. Sierra Club, San Francisco
Meyer JL, Wallace JB (2001) Lost linkages and lotic ecology: rediscovering small streams. In:
Press MC, Huntly NJ, Levin S (eds) Ecology: achievement and challenge. Blackwell Science,
Orlando, pp 295–317
References
Lichvar RW, Wakeley JS (2004) Review of ordinary high water mark indicators for delineating arid
streams in the southwestern United States. Technical Reports, U.S. Army Engineer Waterways
Experiment Station, Environmental Laboratory, TR-04.1. 127 pp
Livers B, Wohl E (2016) Sources and interpretation of channel complexity in forested subalpine
streams of the Southern Rocky Mountains. Water Resour Res 52:3910–3929
Lock MA, Wallace RR, Costerton JW, Ventullo RM, Charton SE (1984) River epilithon: toward a
structural-functional model. Oikos 42:10–22
Lowrance R, Todd R, Fail J, Hendrickson O, Leonard R (1984) Riparian forests as nutrient filters
in agricultural watersheds. Bioscience 34:374–377
Luck M, Mauemenee N, Whited D et al (2010) Remote sensing analysis of physical complexity
of North Pacific Rime rivers to assist wild salmon conservation. Earth Surf Process Landf
35:1330–1343
MacFarlane WA, Wohl E (2003) Influence of step composition on step geometry and flow resistance in step-pool streams of the Washington Cascades. Water Resour Res 39. doi:10.1029/2
001WR001238
MacNally R, Parkinson A, Horrocks G, Conole L, Tzaros C (2001) Relationships between terrestrial vertebrate diversity, abundance and availability of coarse woody debris on south-eastern
Australian floodplains. Biol Conserv 99:191–205
Martín-Vide JP, Amarilla M, Zárate FJ (2014) Collapse of the Pilcomayo River. Geomorphology
205:155–163
Massong TM, Montgomery DR (2000) Influence of sediment supply, lithology, and wood debris
on the distribution of bedrock and alluvial channels. Geol Soc Am Bull 112:591–599
May CL, Gresswell RE (2003) Processes and rates of sediment and wood accumulation in headwater streams of the Oregon Coast Range, USA. Earth Surf Process Landf 28:409–424
May C, Roering J, Snow K, Griswold K, Greswell R (2017) The waterfall paradox: how knickpoints disconnect hillslope and channel processes, isolating salmonid populations in ideal habitats. Geomorphology 277:228–236
May RM (1977) Thresholds and breakpoints in ecosystems with a multiplicity of stable states.
Nature 269:471–477
McClain ME, Boyer EW, Dent CL, Gergel SE, Grimm NB, Groffman PM, Hart SC, Harvey JW,
Johnston CA, Mayorga E, McDowell WH, Pinay G (2003) Biogeochemical hot spots and hot
moments at the interface of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Ecosystems 6:301–312
Meade RH (2007) Transcontinental moving and storage: the Orinoco and Amazon Rivers transfer
the Andes to the Atlantic. In: Gupta A (ed) Large rivers: geomorphology and management.
Wiley, Chichester, pp 45–63
Meade RH, Dunne T, Richey JE, Santos UM, Salati E (1985) Storage and remobilization of suspended sediment in the lower Amazon River of Brazil. Science 228:488–490
Meade RH, Moody JA (2010) Causes for the decline of suspended-sediment discharge in the
Mississippi River system, 1940–2000. Hydrol Process 24:35–49
Merritt DM (2013) Reciprocal relations between riparian vegetation, fluvial landforms, and
channel processes. In: Wohl E (ed) Treatise on fluvial geomorphology. Elsevier, Amsterdam,
pp 220–243
Merritts DJ, Vincent KR, Wohl EE (1994) Long river profiles, tectonism, and eustasy: a guide to
interpreting fluvial terraces. J Geophys Res 99(B7):14031–14050
Meyer GA, Wells SG, Balling RC, Jull AJT (1992) Response of alluvial systems to fire and climate
change in Yellowstone National Park. Nature 357:147–150
Meyer JL, Kaplan LA, Newbold JD, Woltemade CJ, Zedler JB, Beilfuss R, Carpenter Q, Semlitsch
R, Watzin MC, Zedler PH (2007) Where rivers are born: the scientific imperative for defending
small streams and wetlands. Sierra Club, San Francisco
Meyer JL, Wallace JB (2001) Lost linkages and lotic ecology: rediscovering small streams. In:
Press MC, Huntly NJ, Levin S (eds) Ecology: achievement and challenge. Blackwell Science,
Orlando, pp 295–317
References