Up or down in space? Uniting the bottom-up versus top-down paradigm and spatial ecologyGRIPENBERG, Sofia; ROSLIN, Tomas.Oikos. 2007, Vol 116, Num 2, pp 181-188, issn 0030-1299, 8 p.Article

Is pelagic top-down control in lakes augmented by benthic energy pathways?VANDER ZANDEN, M. Jake; ESSINGTON, Timothy E; VADEBONCOEUR, Yvonne et al.Canadian journal of fisheries and aquatic sciences (Print). 2005, Vol 62, Num 6, pp 1422-1431, issn 0706-652X, 10 p.Article

Bottom-up and top-down forces structuring consumer communities in an experimental grasslandRZANNY, Michael; KUU, Annely; VOIGT, Winfried et al.Oikos (København). 2013, Vol 122, Num 7, pp 967-976, issn 0030-1299, 10 p.Article

Top—down cascades in lakes and oceans: different perspectives but same story?HESSEN, Dag O; KAARTVEDT, Stein.Journal of plankton research. 2014, Vol 36, Num 4, pp 914-924, issn 0142-7873, 11 p.Article

Top-down and bottom-up regulation of planktonic communities in a warm temperate wetlandSINISTRO, Rodrigo.Journal of plankton research. 2010, Vol 32, Num 2, pp 209-220, issn 0142-7873, 12 p.Article

A top-down analysis for reconstructionGUILLIOT, Nicolas.Lingua (Haarlem. Print). 2006, Vol 116, Num 11, pp 1888-1914, issn 0024-3841, 27 p.Conference Paper

Herbivory from Individuals to EcosystemsSCHMITZ, Oswald J.Annual review of ecology, evolution, and systematics. 2008, Vol 39, pp 133-152, issn 1543-592X, 20 p.Article

The contribution of heterotrophic nanoflagellate grazing towards bacterial mortality in tropical waters: comparing estuaries and coastal ecosystemsCHUI WEI BONG; CHOON WENG LEE.Marine and freshwater research. 2011, Vol 62, Num 4, pp 414-420, issn 1323-1650, 7 p.Article

Subsidies to predators, apparent competition and the phylogenetic structure of prey communitiesHELMUS, Matthew R; MERCADO-SILVA, Norman; VANDER ZANDEN, M. Jake et al.Oecologia. 2013, Vol 173, Num 3, pp 997-1007, issn 0029-8549, 11 p.Article

The trophic-level based model : A theoretical approach of fishing effects on marine ecosystemsGASCUEL, Didier.Ecological modelling. 2005, Vol 189, Num 3-4, pp 315-332, issn 0304-3800, 18 p.Article

Role of top-down and bottom-up forces on the invasibility of intertidal macroalgal assemblagesVAZ-PINTO, Fatima; OLABARRIA, Celia; ARENAS, Francisco et al.Journal of sea research (Den Burg. Print). 2013, Vol 76, pp 178-186, issn 1385-1101, 9 p.Article

Using a stochastic model and cross-scale analysis to evaluate controls on historical low-severity fire regimesKENNEDY, Maureen C; MCKENZIE, Donald.Landscape ecology. 2010, Vol 25, Num 10, pp 1561-1573, issn 0921-2973, 13 p.Article

Integrated coastal management : Top-down vs. community-based approachesZAGONARI, Fabio.Journal of environmental management. 2008, Vol 88, Num 4, pp 796-804, issn 0301-4797, 9 p.Article

Can field distributions of marine predacious nematodes be explained by sediment constraints on their foraging success?GALLUCCI, Fabiane; STEYAERT, Maaike; MOENS, Tom et al.Marine ecology. Progress series (Halstenbek). 2005, Vol 304, pp 167-178, issn 0171-8630, 12 p.Article

Lake ecosystem effects associated with top-predator removal due to selenium toxicityBROWNE, Robert A; LUTZ, David.Hydrobiologia (The Hague). 2010, Vol 655, pp 137-148, issn 0018-8158, 12 p.Article

The impact of flower-dwelling predators on host plant reproductive successHIGGINSON, Andrew D; RUXTON, Graeme D; SKELHORN, John et al.Oecologia. 2010, Vol 164, Num 2, pp 411-421, issn 0029-8549, 11 p.Article

Sizing up the ecological role of sharks as predatorsHEUPEL, Michelle R; KNIP, Danielle M; SIMPFENDORFER, Colin A et al.Marine ecology. Progress series (Halstenbek). 2014, Vol 495, pp 291-298, issn 0171-8630, 8 p.Article

Bottom-up effects on freshwater bacterivorous nematode populations: a microcosm approachGAUDES, A; MUNOZ, I; MOENS, T et al.Hydrobiologia (The Hague). 2013, Vol 707, pp 159-172, issn 0018-8158, 14 p.Article

Influence of pollution history on the response of coastal bacterial and nanoeukaryote communities to crude oil and biostimulation assaysSAURET, Caroline; CHRISTAKI, Urania; MOUTSAKI, Paraskevi et al.Marine environmental research. 2012, Vol 79, pp 70-78, issn 0141-1136, 9 p.Article

Regime shift from phytoplankton to macrophyte dominance in a large river: Top-down versus bottom-up effectsIBANEZ, Carles; ALCARAZ, Carles; CAIOLA, Nuno et al.Science of the total environment. 2012, Vol 416, pp 314-322, issn 0048-9697, 9 p.Article

Relative importance of top-down and bottom-up forces in food webs of Sarracenia pitcher communities at a northern and a southern siteHOEKMAN, David.Oecologia. 2011, Vol 165, Num 4, pp 1073-1082, issn 0029-8549, 10 p.Article

Zooplankton response to storm runoff in a tropical estuary : bottom-up and top-down controlsHOOVER, R. S; HOOVER, D; MITTER, M et al.Marine ecology. Progress series (Halstenbek). 2006, Vol 318, pp 187-201, issn 0171-8630, 15 p.Article

Bottom-up and top-down effects in food chains depend on functional dependence: an explicit frameworkHERENDEEN, Robert A.Ecological modelling. 2004, Vol 171, Num 1-2, pp 21-33, issn 0304-3800, 13 p.Article

When the suit does not fit biodiversity: Loose surrogates compromise the achievement of conservation goalsHERMOSO, Virgilio; JANUCHOWSKI-HARTLEY, Stephanie R; PRESSEY, Robert L et al.Biological conservation. 2013, Vol 159, pp 197-205, issn 0006-3207, 9 p.Article

Combined effects of nutrients and grazers on bacterioplankton and phytoplankton abundance in an Antarctic lake with even food-chain linksALLENDE, Luz.Polar biology (Print). 2009, Vol 32, Num 3, pp 493-501, issn 0722-4060, 9 p.Article