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J. Clapcott

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h-index: 17
Works: 47
Citations: 1,530

Most-cited papers

Benthic Metabolism as an Indicator of Stream Ecosystem Health
C. Fellows, J. Clapcott, J. Udy, S. Bunn +3 more
2006Hydrobiologia211 citations
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Global patterns and drivers of ecosystem functioning in rivers and riparian zones
S. Tiegs, David M. Costello, M. Isken, G. Woodward +148 more
2019Science Advances198 citations Open access
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Quantifying relationships between land-use gradients and structural and functional indicators of stream ecological integrity
J. Clapcott, K. Collier, R. Death, E. Goodwin +4 more
2012172 citations
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A standardized cotton-strip assay for measuring organic-matter decomposition in streams
S. Tiegs, J. Clapcott, N. Griffiths, A. Boulton
2013130 citations
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Linkages between cultural and scientific indicators of river and stream health
Garth Harmsworth, R. Young, D. Walker, J. Clapcott +1 more
201185 citations Open access
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Measures of Nutrient Processes as Indicators of Stream Ecosystem Health
J. Udy, C. Fellows, M. Bartkow, S. Bunn +2 more
2006Hydrobiologia75 citations Open access
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Can C4 plants contribute to aquatic food webs of subtropical streams
J. Clapcott, S. Bunn
200374 citations Open access
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APPLIED ISSUES: Exploring the response of functional indicators of stream health to land-use gradients: Stream functional indicators and land-use gradients
J. Clapcott, R. Young, E. Goodwin, J. Leathwick
201063 citations
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Mātauranga Māori: shaping marine and freshwater futures
J. Clapcott, J. Ataria, Christopher Hepburn, D. Hikuroa +3 more
2018New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research54 citations Open access
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Identifying congruence in stream assemblage thresholds in response to nutrient and sediment gradients for limit setting.
A. Wagenhoff, J. Clapcott, Kelvin E. M. Lau, G. Lewis +1 more
2017Ecological Applications42 citations
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Forest clearance increases metabolism and organic matter processes in small headwater streams
J. Clapcott, L. Barmuta
2010Journal of The North American Benthological Society40 citations Open access
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Metabolic patch dynamics in small headwater streams: exploring spatial and temporal variability in benthic processes
J. Clapcott, L. Barmuta
201036 citations Open access
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Thresholds in ecosystem structural and functional responses to agricultural stressors can inform limit setting in streams
A. Wagenhoff, A. Liess, A. Pastor, J. Clapcott +2 more
2017Freshwater Science31 citations
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Approaches to assessing ecological integrity of New Zealand freshwaters
M. Schallenberg, D. Kelly, J. Clapcott, R. Death +4 more
201127 citations
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Land use affects temporal variation in stream metabolism
J. Clapcott, R. Young, M. Neale, K. Doehring +1 more
2016Freshwater Science23 citations Open access
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Extent estimates and land cover relationships for functional indicators in non-wadeable rivers
K. Collier, J. Clapcott, M. Hamer, R. Young
201320 citations
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Identifying Catchment-Scale Predictors of Coal Mining Impacts on New Zealand Stream Communities
J. Clapcott, E. Goodwin, J. Harding
2016Environmental Management17 citations
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Relationships between ecosystem metabolism, benthic macroinvertebrate densities, and environmental variables in a sub-arctic Alaskan river
Emily R. Benson, M. Wipfli, J. Clapcott, N. F. Hughes
2012Hydrobiologia17 citations Open access
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SPATIAL VARIATION OF STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL INDICATORS IN A LARGE NEW ZEALAND RIVER
K. Collier, J. Clapcott, I. Duggan, David P. Hamilton +2 more
201316 citations
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Transforming freshwater politics through metaphors: Struggles over ecosystem health, legal personhood, and invasive species in Aotearoa New Zealand
Marc Tadaki, J. Clapcott, R. Holmes, C. Macneil +1 more
2023People and Nature14 citations Open access
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A multimetric approach for predicting the ecological integrity of New Zealand streams
J. Clapcott, E. Goodwin, R. Young, D. Kelly
201414 citations Open access
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The importance of headwater streams
L. Barmuta, A. Watson, A. R. Clarke, J. Clapcott
200914 citations
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Finding reference: a comparison of modelling approaches for predicting macroinvertebrate community index benchmarks
J. Clapcott, Eric O. Goodwin, T. Snelder, K. Collier +2 more
201713 citations
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Multiple framings of uncertainty shape adoption of reference states during reform of water policy
R. Stoffels, P. Franklin, Stephen R. Fragaszy, D. Booker +4 more
202112 citations
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PREDICTIVE MODELS OF BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATE METRICS
J. Clapcott, E. Goodwin, T. Snelder
201312 citations
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Relationships between multiple and-use pressures and individual and combined indicators of stream ecological integrity
J. Clapcott, E. Goodwin, D. Kelly
201112 citations
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Forestry affects the abundance of Phormidium-dominated biofilms and the functioning of a New Zealand river ecosystem
I. Aristi, J. Clapcott, V. Acuña, A. Elosegi +3 more
201711 citations
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Variation in stream organic matter processing among years and benthic habitats in response to forest clearfelling
R. Burrows, Regina H. Magierowski, J. Fellman, J. Clapcott +4 more
201411 citations Open access
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Relationships in ecological health between connected stream and estuary ecosystems
A. Berthelsen, Paula Casanovas, J. Clapcott, D. Clark +3 more
202010 citations
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MACROINVERTEBRATE–PRESSURE RELATIONSHIPS IN BOATABLE NEW ZEALAND RIVERS: INFLUENCE OF UNDERLYING ENVIRONMENT AND SAMPLING SUBSTRATE
K. Collier, J. Clapcott, B. David, R. Death +3 more
20139 citations
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Decolonising cultural environmental monitoring in Aotearoa New Zealand: Emerging risks with institutionalisation and how to navigate them
Marc Tadaki, Jenna‐Rose Astwood, J. Ataria, Morry Black +3 more
2022New Zealand geographer8 citations
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Detecting the pest fish, Gambusia affinis from environmental DNA in New Zealand: a comparison of methods
J. Banks, L. Kelly, R. Falleiros, J. Rojahn +2 more
20218 citations
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Exploring temporal and spatial variation in cotton tensile-strength loss to assess the ecosystem health of non-wadeable rivers
M. Pingram, J. Clapcott, M. Hamer, J. Atalah +1 more
2020Ecological Indicators8 citations
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The 1st step to healthy ecosystems: Application of a new integrated assessment framework informs stream management in the Tukituki catchment, New Zealand
J. Clapcott, R. Young, A. Hicks, Alexandra Haidekker
2020Freshwater Science7 citations
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The metabolic signature of small headwater streams:Natural variability and the response to forestry
J. Clapcott
20077 citations
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A REVIEW OF BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATE METRICS FOR ASSESSING STREAM ECOSYSTEM HEALTH
K. Shearer, J. Clapcott
20166 citations
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Assessing the Functional Response to Streamside Fencing of Pastoral Waikato Streams, New Zealand
K. Doehring, J. Clapcott, R. Young
2019Water5 citations Open access
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The influence of natural flow and temperature and introduced brown trout on the temporal variation in native fish abundance in a “reference” stream
J. Hayes, E. Goodwin, J. Clapcott, K. Shearer
2019Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences4 citations Open access
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Influence of human pressures on large river structure and function
K. Collier, J. Clapcott, R. Young
20094 citations
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Temporal and spatial variation in bacterial communities on uniform substrates in non‐wadeable rivers
S. Wood, Laura Biessy, M. Pingram, M. Hamer +3 more
2021Environmental DNA3 citations Open access
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Estimation of policy-relevant reference conditions throughout national river networks
R. Stoffels, D. Booker, P. A. Franklin, T. Snelder +4 more
2021MethodsX2 citations Open access
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plants contribute to the aquatic food webs of subtropical streams ?
J. Clapcott, S. Bunn
20072 citations
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Ecosystem Health Monitoring Program for South East Queensland
M. J. Smith, B. Harch, S. Bunn, J. Clapcott +2 more
20012 citations
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Transcending boundaries: transitioning toward integrated estuary management in Aotearoa New Zealand
D. Clark, J. Clapcott, E. Gee, A. Lohrer +2 more
2022New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research1 citations Open access
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Peer Review #2 of "Validating anthropogenic threat maps as a tool for assessing river ecological integrity in Andean–Amazon basins (v0.1)"
J. Lessmann, M. Troya, A. Flecker, Chris Funk +266 more
20190 citations Open access
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Relationships between ecosystem metabolism, benthic macroinvertebrate densities, and environmental variables in a sub-arctic Alaskan river
Emily R. Benson, M. Wipfli, J. Clapcott, N. F. Hughes
2012Hydrobiologia0 citations Open access
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Can C4 plants contribute to the aquatic food webs of subtropical streams?
JE Bunn SE Clapcott, Grifﬁth Research Online, J. Clapcott, S. Bunn
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