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R. Bixby

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h-index: 13
Works: 51
Citations: 1,273

Most-cited papers

The effects of amphibian population declines on the structure and function of Neotropical stream ecosystems
M. Whiles, K. Lips, C. Pringle, S. S. Kilham +8 more
2006364 citations
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Neotropical tadpoles influence stream benthos: evidence for the ecological consequences of decline in amphibian populations
Anthony W. Ranvestel, K. Lips, C. Pringle, M. Whiles +1 more
2004213 citations
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Fire effects on aquatic ecosystems: an assessment of the current state of the science
R. Bixby, S. Cooper, R. Gresswell, L. Brown +2 more
2015Freshwater Science205 citations Open access
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Changes in Stream Primary Producer Communities Resulting from Large-Scale Catastrophic Amphibian Declines: Can Small-Scale Experiments Predict Effects of Tadpole Loss?
S. Connelly, C. Pringle, R. Bixby, Roberto Brenes +4 more
2008Ecosystems92 citations
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Experimental nitrogen and phosphorus enrichment stimulates multiple trophic levels of algal and detrital‐based food webs: a global meta‐analysis from streams and rivers
M. Ardón, L. Zeglin, R. Utz, S. Cooper +14 more
2020Biological Reviews of The Cambridge Philosophical Society70 citations Open access
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Reticulated filaments in cave pool speleothems: microbe or mineral?
L. Melim, D. Northup, M. Spilde, Brian D. Jones +2 more
200852 citations
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Automated measurement of diatom size
S. Spaulding, D. Jewson, R. Bixby, H. Nelson +1 more
201236 citations Open access
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Wildfires and water chemistry: effect of metals associated with wood ash.
J. Cerrato, J. Blake, Chris Hirani, A. Clark +4 more
2016Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts34 citations
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Relationships of stream algal community structure to catchment deforestation in eastern Madagascar
R. Bixby, J. Benstead, M. Douglas, C. Pringle
2009Journal of The North American Benthological Society30 citations
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Linking stream and landscape trajectories in the southern Appalachians
E. Gardiner, Andrew B. Sutherland, R. Bixby, M. Scott +6 more
2009Environmental Monitoring & Assessment23 citations
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HANNAEA SUPERIORENSIS SP. NOV., AN ENDEMIC DIATOM FROM THE LAURENTIAN GREAT LAKES
R. Bixby, M. Edlund, E. Stoermer
200519 citations
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Long-term data reveal highly-variable metabolism and transitions in trophic status in a montane stream
Betsy M. Summers, D. V. Van Horn, R. González‐Pinzón, R. Bixby +7 more
2020Freshwater Science16 citations
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Metal Reactivity in Laboratory Burned Wood from a Watershed Affected by Wildfires.
A. Rahman, Eliane El Hayek, J. Blake, R. Bixby +8 more
2018Environmental Science and Technology14 citations Open access
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How to get your feet wet in public engagement: Perspectives from freshwater scientists
Ayesha S. Burdett, Katherine E. O'Reilly, R. Bixby, S. Connealy
2021Freshwater Science10 citations
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A Simple Method for Calculating Valve Curvature
R. Bixby, E. Zeek
201010 citations
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Stream nitrate enrichment and increased light yet no algal response following forest harvest and experimental manipulation of headwater riparian zones
Sherri L. Johnson, A. Argerich, L. Ashkenas, R. Bixby +1 more
2023PLoS ONE9 citations Open access
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Sediment record of mining legacy and water quality from a drinking-water reservoir, Aztec, New Mexico, USA
J. Blake, Jeb E. Brown, C. Ferguson, R. Bixby +1 more
2020Environmental Earth Sciences9 citations
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A meta‐analysis of primary productivity and rain use efficiency in terrestrial grassland ecosystems
Zhong-Ling Yang, S. Collins, R. Bixby, Hong-Quan Song +2 more
2020Land Degradation and Development9 citations
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HANNAEA ARCUS (EHRENBERG) R. M. PATRICK: LECTOTYPIFICATION AND NOMENCLATURAL HISTORY
R. Bixby, R. Jahn
20059 citations
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An unusual occurrence of Thorea hispida (Thore) Desvaux chantransia on rusty crayfish in West Central Ohio
Lauren J. Fuelling, Julie A. Adams, Kevin J. Badik, R. Bixby +12 more
20128 citations
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Mechanisms underlying lack of functional compensation by insect grazers after tadpole declines in a Neotropical stream
Thomas R. Barnum, J. Wootton, R. Bixby, J. Drake +9 more
2021Limnology and Oceanography7 citations Open access
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Partitioning stoichiometric components of epilithic biofilm using mixing models
G. Small, R. Bixby, C. Kazanci, C. Pringle
20117 citations
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Morphology, phytogeography, and systematics of the diatom genus Hannaea (Bacillariophyceae).
R. Bixby
20017 citations
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Abundance and size change of Hannaea baicalensis in Lake Baikal
D. Jewson, R. Bixby
20164 citations
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Subtle but Significant Karst on the Glaciated Bellevue-Castalia Karst Plain, Ohio, USA
I. Sasowsky, Michael A. Dinsmore, R. Salvati, R. Bixby +2 more
20033 citations
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Diatom evidence for a groundwater divide that limited the extent of Lake Estancia, New Mexico, USA, highstands during the Last Glacial Maximum
K. Menking, R. Bixby, Savannah M. Cutler
2022GSA Bulletin2 citations
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Sediment cores in a municipal drinking-water reservoir as a record of geochemical transport within a watershed, Farmington Lake, New Mexico, USA
J. Blake, Jeb E. Brown, C. Ferguson, R. Bixby
2022Environmental Earth Sciences2 citations
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Three new species of the diatom genus Hannaea Patrick (Bacillariophyta) from the Hengduan Mountains, China, with notes on Hannaea diversity in the region
Fen Luo, Qing-Min You, Lixuan Zhang, P. Yu +3 more
20212 citations
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A unique “icy seep” aquatic habitat in the high Teton Range: Potential refuge for biological assemblages imperiled by climate change
L. Tronstad, J. J. Giersch, S. Hotaling, D. Finn +3 more
20162 citations Open access
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The Microscopic World of Diatoms.
Molly Sultany, R. Bixby
20162 citations
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Diatom responses to late Pleistocene and Holocene climate and ecosystem change on the Rensselaer Plateau of eastern New York state, U.S.A
K. Menking, Lillian D. Tipton, R. Bixby
2026Journal of Paleolimnology1 citations Open access
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Effects of low-density development on stream biota: Evidence for biotic homogenization from an assemblage perspective
Kelsey J. Solomon, J. C. Sullivan, E. Gardiner, Mark C. Scott +4 more
2024Ecological Indicators1 citations Open access
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Have stream diatom assemblages changed a decade after the loss of a foundation riparian tree species in a headwater Appalachian watershed?
Kelsey J. Solomon, R. Bixby, S. Wenger, C. Pringle
2022Freshwater Science1 citations
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Fernald cleanup efforts protective of threatened and endangered species
R. Bixby
19951 citations
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SUB-STAGE CLIMATIC SHIFTS DURING MIS 11 DEFINED FROM DIATOM ASSEMBLAGE RECONSTRUCTION IN THE VALLES CALDERA, NEW MEXICO
Savannah M. Cutler, Peter Fawcett, R. Bixby
2023Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs0 citations
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EVIDENCE OF SUB-STAGE CLIMATIC SHIFTS DURING MIS 11 REFINED FROM DIATOM ASSEMBLAGE RECONSTRUCTION IN THE VALLES CALDERA, NEW MEXICO
Savannah M. Cutler, Peter Fawcett, R. Bixby
2023Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs0 citations
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FACTORS INFLUENCING THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUBMERGED AQUATIC MACROPHYTES IN JEMEZ MOUNTAIN STREAMS, NORTHERN NEW MEXICO, USA
V. F. Thompson, D. Marshall, R. Bixby, C. Dahm
2022The Southwestern naturalist0 citations
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DIATOM EVIDENCE FOR A GROUNDWATER DIVIDE THAT LIMITED THE EXTENT OF LAKE ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO HIGHSTANDS DURING THE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM
K. Menking, R. Bixby, Savannah M. Cutler
20210 citations
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Peer Review #2 of "Does long-term fire suppression impact leaf litter breakdown and aquatic invertebrate colonization in pine flatwoods wetlands? (v0.2)"
H. Chandler, J. C. Coln-Gaud, T. Gorman, Khalil Carson +213 more
20210 citations Open access
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Understanding food web structure in high-elevation streams of the Teton Range
L. Tronstad, S. Hotaling, Karen L. Jorgenson, Taylor L. Price +5 more
2020UW-National Park Service Research Station Annual Reports0 citations Open access
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Long-term alpine stream monitoring in the Teton Range: Investigating multi-year patterns and thermal physiology
L. Tronstad, J. J. Giersch, S. Hotaling, Alisha A. Shah +4 more
20190 citations Open access
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Assessing thermal tolerance of vulnerable alpine stream insects as part of a long-term monitoring project in the Teton Range, Wyoming
L. Tronstad, J. J. Giersch, S. Hotaling, D. Finn +5 more
2018The UW National Parks Service Research Station Annual Reports0 citations Open access
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Establishing a long-term monitoring network for assessing potential climatic refugia in cold alpine streams
L. Tronstad, J. J. Giersch, S. Hotaling, L. Zeglin +3 more
20170 citations Open access
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Sulphur Creek Watershed Water Chemistry
R. Bixby
20170 citations
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The Microscopic World of Diatoms: Students Collect Stream Water to Study a Biological Indicator That Can Help Detect Pollution
Molly Sultany, R. Bixby
20160 citations
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ff ects on aquatic ecosystems : an assessment of the current state of the science
R. Bixby, S. Cooper, R. Gresswell, L. Brown +2 more
20150 citations
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Examining why grazing mayflies do not functionally compensate for the top-down control of algal communities following disease-driven tadpole declines in a Neotropical stream
Thomas R. Barnum, J. Wootton, R. Bixby, J. Drake +8 more
20140 citations
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Bottom-up and top-down effects on algal community dynamics in an aridland river: the Middle Rio Grande, New Mexico
Ayesha S. Burdett, R. Bixby
20090 citations Open access
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Neotropical Amphibian Declines Affect Stream Ecosystem Properties
S. Connelly, C. Pringle, R. Bixby, M. Whiles +5 more
20050 citations
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Electrofishing survey of the Great Miami River, September 1991
M. C. Miller, L. S. Ross, R. Bixby, J. Engman +2 more
19920 citations
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