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S. Wickham

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S. Wickham — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 27
Works: 55
Citations: 2,140

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Planktonic protozoa and metazoa: predation, food quality and population control
R. Sanders, S. Wickham
1993284 citations
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CONTROL OF MICROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES BY GRAZING AND NUTRIENT SUPPLY
H. Hillebrand, M. Kahlert, Ann-Louise Haglund, U. Berninger +2 more
2002146 citations
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Feeding rates of macro- and microzooplankton on heterotrophic nanoflagellates
K. Jürgens, S. Wickham, Karl-Otto Rothhaupt, B. Santer
1996138 citations Open access
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Cyclops predation on ciliates: species.specific differences and functional responses
S. Wickham
199593 citations
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Trophic relations between cyclopoid copepods and ciliated protists: Complex interactions link the microbial and classic food webs
S. Wickham
199590 citations Open access
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Relative vulnerabilities of natural rotifer and ciliate communities to cladocerans: laboratory and field experiments
S. Wickham, J. J. Gilbert
199190 citations Open access
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Grazing during early spring in the Gulf of Aqaba and the northern Red Sea
U. Sommer, U. Berninger, R. Böttger-Schnack, A. Cornils +8 more
200286 citations Open access
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Trophic coupling within the microbial food web: a study with fine temporal resolution in a eutrophic freshwater ecosystem
U. Berninger, S. Wickham, B. J. Finlay
199362 citations
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The direct and indirect impact of Daphnia and Cyclops on a freshwater microbial food web.
S. Wickham
199860 citations
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Benthic ciliate identification and enumeration: an improved methodology and its application
S. Wickham, Armin Gieseke, U. Berninger
200057 citations Open access
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Foodweb response to the experimental manipulation of a benthivore (Cyprinus carpio), zooplanktivore (Menidia beryllina) and benthic insects
W. Richardson, S. Wickham, S. Threlkeld
1990Archiv für Hydrobiologie56 citations
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Trophic interactions between zooplankton and the microbial community in contrasting food webs: the epilimnion and deep chlorophyll maximum of a mesotrophic lake
R. Adrian, S. Wickham, Nancy M. Butler
200155 citations Open access
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Effects of Experimental Sediment Resuspension on a Coastal Planktonic Microbial Food Web
T. Garstecki, S. Wickham, H. Arndt
200252 citations
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Distributions and Biomass of Benthic Ciliates, Foraminifera and Amoeboid Protists in Marine, Brackish, and Freshwater Sediments
Yan-Li Lei, K. Stumm, S. Wickham, U. Berninger
2014Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology51 citations Open access
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Ciliate distributions and forcing factors in the Amundsen and Bellingshausen Seas (Antarctic)
S. Wickham, Ulrike Steinmair, N. Kamennaya
201149 citations
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Benthic–pelagic coupling: a comparison of the community structure of benthic and planktonic heterotrophic protists in shallow inlets of the southern Baltic
T. Garstecki, R. Verhoeven, S. Wickham, H. Arndt
200048 citations
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The comparative importance of competition and predation by Daphnia on ciliated protists
S. Wickham, J. J. Gilbert
199345 citations
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Response of the microbial food web to manipulation of nutrients and grazers in the oligotrophic Gulf of Aqaba and northern Red Sea
U. Berninger, S. Wickham
200544 citations
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Ciliate dynamics in response to changing biotic and abiotic conditions in a large, deep lake (Lake Constance)
U. Gaedke, S. Wickham
200443 citations Open access
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Large biomass of small feeders : Ciliates may dominate herbivory in eutrophic lakes
B. Lischke, G. Weithoff, S. Wickham, K. Attermeyer +4 more
201637 citations Open access
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Community structure and seasonal dynamics of planktonic ciliates along salinity gradients.
Y. Lei, Kui-Dong Xu, J. Choi, Hyun-pyo Hong +1 more
2009European Journal of Protistology37 citations
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Effects of ultraviolet-B radiation on two arctic microbial food webs.
S. Wickham, M. Carstens
199834 citations Open access
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Control of epibenthic ciliate communities by grazers and nutrients
S. Wickham, Simone Nagel, H. Hillebrand
200432 citations Open access
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Disturbance and diversity at two spatial scales
R. Limberger, S. Wickham
2011Oecologia31 citations Open access
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Ciliate community in the oligotrophic Gulf of Aqaba, Red Sea
M. Claessens, S. Wickham, A. F. Post, M. Reuter
200830 citations Open access
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Effects of rotifers and ciliates on the growth and survival of Daphnia
S. Wickham, J. J. Gilbert, U. Berninger
199329 citations
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Competition–colonization trade-offs in a ciliate model community
R. Limberger, S. Wickham
2011Oecologia28 citations Open access
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Krill larvae, copepods and the microbial food web : interactions during the Antarctic fall
S. Wickham, U. Berninger
200727 citations Open access
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Effects of resuspension and mixing on population dynamics and trophic interactions in a model benthic microbial food web
T. Garstecki, S. Wickham
200125 citations Open access
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The effect of clays on a freshwater plankton community: An enclosure experiment
J. Jack, S. Wickham, S. Toalson, J. J. Gilbert
199325 citations
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Ciliates — Protists with complex morphologies and ambiguous early fossil record
M. Dunthorn, J. Lipps, J. Dolan, M. Saab +53 more
201524 citations Open access
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Impact of Arenicola marina (Polychaeta) on the microbial assemblages and meiobenthos in a marine intertidal flat
Y. Lei, K. Stumm, N. Volkenborn, S. Wickham +1 more
201022 citations
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A paradox of the ciliates? High ciliate diversity in a resource-poor environment
M. Claessens, S. Wickham, A. F. Post, M. Reuter
201022 citations
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Effects of snail grazers and light on the benthic microbial food web in periphyton communities
T. Burgmer, J. Reiss, S. Wickham, H. Hillebrand
201021 citations Open access
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Relations between growth rate, cell size, and DNA content in colpodean ciliates (ciliophora: Colpodea).
S. Wickham, Denis H. Lynn
1990European Journal of Protistology18 citations
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Spatial insurance in multi‐trophic metacommunities
R. Limberger, Alexandra Pitt, Martin W. Hahn, S. Wickham
2019Ecology Letters16 citations Open access
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Predator Dispersal Determines the Effect of Connectivity on Prey Diversity
R. Limberger, S. Wickham
2011PLoS ONE15 citations Open access
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Long-term monitoring of high-elevation terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems in the Alps – a five-year synthesis
C. Körner, U. Berninger, Andreas Daim, T. Eberl +13 more
2022eco.mont (Journal on Protected Mountain Areas Research)14 citations Open access
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Ciliate vertical distribution and diel vertical migration in a eutrophic lake
M. Rossberg, S. Wickham
200814 citations
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Littoral macroinvertebrate communities of alpine lakes along an elevational gradient (Hohe Tauern National Park, Austria)
A. Bartels, U. Berninger, Florian Hohenberger, S. Wickham +1 more
2021PLoS ONE12 citations Open access
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Simulating eutrophication in a metacommunity landscape: an aquatic model ecosystem
Josie Antonucci Di Carvalho, S. Wickham
2018Oecologia11 citations Open access
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Ciliates, microbes and nutrients: interactions in the seasonally mixed Gulf of Aqaba
S. Wickham, M. Claessens, A. F. Post
201511 citations Open access
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Transitory versus Persistent Effects of Connectivity in Environmentally Homogeneous Metacommunities
R. Limberger, S. Wickham
2012PLoS ONE11 citations Open access
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The response of benthic rhizopods to sediment disturbance does not support the intermediate disturbance hypothesis
T. Garstecki, S. Wickham
200311 citations
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Grazing during the spring bloom in the Gulf of Aquaba and the Northern Red Sea
U. Sommer, U. Berninger, R. Böttger-Schnack, T. Hansen +7 more
20029 citations
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Evaluating inducible morphological defences in the common freshwater ciliate, Coleps hirtus
S. Wickham, Eva Gugenberger
20088 citations
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Determination of the abundance of ciliates in highly turbid running waters – an improved method tested for the River Rhine
Anja Scherwaß, S. Wickham, H. Arndt
20028 citations
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Does Mixotrophy in ciliates compensate for poor-quality prey? Experiments with heterotrophic–mixotrophic species pairs
S. Wickham, R. Wimmer
2019Journal of Plankton Research7 citations
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Does spatiotemporal nutrient variation allow more species to coexist?
Josie Antonucci Di Carvalho, S. Wickham
2020Oecologia3 citations Open access
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Interaction of productivity and disturbance in a marine ciliate community: a mesocosm study
Peter Hingsamer, M. Striebel, M. Stockenreiter, Radka Ptáčníková +2 more
20132 citations Open access
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