Adam Gordon Yates

Associate Professor

University of Waterloo

Canada

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Adam Gordon Yates is an Associate Professor at the University of Waterloo, Canada. His research focuses on the influence of groundwater on stream ecosystem health, with recent publications examining biofilm communities, cellulose decomposition, and metabolome usage as a biomonitoring tool. Additionally, his work covers nutrient dynamics in aquatic systems and the ecological impacts of agricultural practices on river habitats.

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Influence of groundwater upwelling on patch-scale patterns of biofilm communities and cellulose decomposition in an agricultural stream reach

Using land cover information in assessing the ecosystem health of streams

Evidence of interregional similarity in crayfish metabolomes at reference sites: Progress towards the metabolome as a biomonitoring tool

Fish and macroinvertebrate assemblages reveal extensive degradation of the world's rivers

Effects of groundwater inputs on algal assemblages and cellulose decomposition differ based on habitat type in an agricultural stream

Intra-annual patterns in biofilm communities and cellulose decomposition in a headwater stream network with spatially variable groundwater inputs

Spatio-temporal variability of porewater phosphorus concentrations in streambed sediments of an agricultural stream

Periphyton Phosphorus Uptake in Response to Dynamic Concentrations in Streams: Assimilation and Changes to Intracellular Speciation

Global Patterns and Controls of Nutrient Immobilization on Decomposing Cellulose in Riverine Ecosystems

Global Patterns and Controls of Nutrient Immobilization on Decomposing Cellulose in Riverine Ecosystems

Nutrient and suspended solid concentrations, loads, and yields in rivers across the Lake Winnipeg Basin: A twenty year trend assessment

Impaired cellulose decomposition in a headwater stream receiving subsurface agricultural drainage

An ecological causal assessment of tributaries draining the Red River Valley, Manitoba

Evaluating diffuse and point source phosphorus inputs to streams in a cold climate region using a load apportionment model

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Isabelle Lavoie

Cristina Canhoto

Scott D. Tiegs

Jukka Aroviita

Shayla Kroeze

Erica Garcia

Ben Kefford

Tadeusz Fleituch

James W. Roy

Mark Lintermans

David Costello

WAYNE ROBINSON

Jerzy Smykla

Verónica Ferreira

Sabina Rakhimbekova

Isabel Pardo

Arturo Elosegi

Paul C. Frost

Antonio Camacho

Jennifer Follstad Shah

Susan J. Nichols

Mark O. Gessner

Carri J. LeRoy

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