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Present	Associate Professor, Western University ‐ Geography Department
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Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Environmental Sciences, and Water Resource Management

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Enhancing bioassessment approaches: development of a river services assessment framework

Freshwater Science (2019)

Adam G Yates, Joseph M Culp, David G Armanini, Donald J Baird, et al.

There has been a trend toward increasing anthropocentrism in definitions of river health through the explicit inclusion of societal valuation ...

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Patterns and drivers of stream benthic macroinvertebrate beta diversity in ...

Hydrobiologia (2019)

Edward M Krynak, Zoe Lindo and Adam G Yates

Knowledge of benthic macroinvertebrate b-diversity patterns and drivers in an agricultural landscape can inform and improve watershed management decisions. Our ...

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Chapter 40 - Establishing Cause–Effect Relationships in Multistressor Environments

Methods in Stream Ecology (Third Edition) Volume 2: Ecosystem Function (2017)

Joseph M Culp, Adam G Yates, David G Armanini and Donald J Baird

In this chapter, we present a combination of methodologies for investigating multiple stressor effects of effluent discharge on river ecosystems. ...

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Incorporating traits in aquatic biomonitoring to enhance causal diagnosis and ...

Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management (2011)

Joseph M Culp, David G Armanini, N. LeRoy Poff, Amina I Pollard, et al.

The linkage of trait responses to stressor gradients has potential to expand biomonitoring approaches beyond traditional taxonomically based assessments that ...

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Covarying patterns of macroinvertebrate and fish assemblages along natural and ...

Hydrobiologia (2010)

Adam G Yates and Robert C Bailey

Bioassessment is based upon the premise that biological assemblages have predictable relationships with the surrounding natural and human environments. As ...

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Selecting objectively defined reference sites for stream bioassessment programs

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (2009)

Adam Yates

Our study develops and demonstrates an objective method for selecting reference sites for the assessment of ecological condition in freshwater ...

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Effects of landscape and history on diversification of a montane ...

Journal of Biogeography (2009)

Adam G Yates, Daria Koscinski, Paul Handford and Stephen C Lougheed

Aim The aim of this study was to understand the roles of landscape features in shaping patterns of contemporary and ...

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Effectiveness of best management practices in improving stream ecosystem quality

Hydrobiologia (2007)

Adam G Yates, Robert C Bailey and John S Schwindt

Implementation of best management practices (BMPs), such as improved manure storage, buffer strips, and grassed waterways, through government funded conservation ...

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Integrating stream bioassessment and landscape ecology as a tool for ...

Freshwater Biology (2006)

Robert C Bailey, Trefor B Reynoldson, Adam G Yates, John Bailey, et al.

1. Bioassessment has evolved significantly from a method of deciding whether an ecosystem exposed to stressors should ‘pass’ or ‘fail’ ...

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The Stream and Its Altered Valley: Integrating Landscape Ecology into ...

Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (2006)

Adam G Yates and Robert C Bailey

Little is known about the importance of landscape and land cover to the implementation and performance of agricultural conservation projects ...

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No-till cultivation improves stream ecosystem quality

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation (2006)

Adam G Yates, Robert C Bailey and John S Schwindt

No-till cropping systems have become very common in North America over the past two decades. The effects of no-till on ...

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