Jill Lancaster

Avoidance and aggregation create consistent egg distribution patterns of congeneric caddisflies across spatially variable oviposition landscapes.

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes, Rebecca E Lester, Stephen P Rice

Journal article  |  2020  |  Oecologia

Amongst oviparous animals, the spatial distribution of individuals is often set initially by where females lay eggs, with potentia..

Terrestrial-aquatic transitions: Local abundances and movements of mature female caddisflies are related to oviposition habits but not flight capability

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes, Georgia K Dwyer

Journal article  |  2020  |  Freshwater Biology

1. Movement behaviours of adult aquatic insects can produce distinct spatial distribution patterns. Studies of adult abundance wit..

Celebrating women conducting research in freshwater ecology ... how the citation game is damaging them

Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2020  |  Marine and Freshwater Research

We highlight women’s contributions to freshwater ecology by firstly considering the historical context and gender-based barriers f..

Where do aquatic insects come from? How population dynamics can be influenced by oviposition behaviours and oviposition habitat requirements

Jill Lancaster

Presentation  |  2019

Keynote presentation at 2019 joint meeting of the Australian Freshwater Sciences Society and the New Zealand Freshwater Sciences S..

Egg masses of some stream-dwelling caddisflies (Trichoptera: Hydrobiosidae) from Victoria, Australia

Jill Lancaster, Alena Glaister

Journal article  |  2019  |  Austral Entomology

Eggs are a largely neglected life stage in most ecological studies of aquatic insects, despite the importance of oviposition behav..

Dispersal and oviposition of aquatic insects: critical events that link terrestrial and aquatic phases of populations and influence population dynamics

Jill Lancaster

Presentation  |  2019

Keynote presentation at 2019 Symposium for European Freshwater Sciences, Zagreb Croatia

Variations in fecundity over catchment scales: Implications for caddisfly populations spanning a thermal gradient

William D Bovill, Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2019  |  Freshwater Biology

Just add water. Rapid assembly of new communities below decommissioned diversion weirs, and limited long-distance effects on existing communities

Andrew Brooks, Ben Wolfenden, Barbara Downes, Jill Lancaster

Presentation  |  2019

Conference presentation at the Australian Freshwater Sciences Society annual meeting, 2019

Explaining species diversity in a fractal world

Rebecca Lester, Jill Lancaster, Stephen Rice, Courtney Cummings, Barbara Downes

Presentation  |  2019

Conference presentation at the Ecological Society of America annual meeting, 2019 Also given at the Australian Freshwater Science..

Barriers to dispersal: The effect of a weir on stream insect drift

Andrew J Brooks, Benjamin Wolfenden, Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2018  |  River Research and Applications

Aquatic versus Terrestrial Insects: Real or Presumed Differences in Population Dynamics?

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2018  |  INSECTS

Itinerant, nomad or invader? A field experiment sheds light on the characteristics of successful dispersers and colonists

Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2018  |  Freshwater Biology

What is the right scale? Encouraging fruitful engagement for ecology with ecohydraulics

Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2018  |  Journal of Ecohydraulics

Do pools impede drift dispersal by stream insects?

Andrew J Brooks, Benjamin Wolfenden, Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2017  |  Freshwater Biology

Dispersal traits may reflect dispersal distances, but dispersers may not connect populations demographically

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2017  |  Oecologia

A fresh approach reveals how dispersal shapes metacommunity structure in a human-altered landscape

Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster, Alena Glaister, William D Bovill

Journal article  |  2017  |  Journal of Applied Ecology

A landscape-scale field experiment reveals the importance of dispersal in a resource-limited metacommunity

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2017  |  Ecology

Species-specific prevalence of mermithid parasites in populations of six congeneric host caddisflies of Ecnomus McLachlan, 1864 (Trichoptera: Ecnomidae)

Jill Lancaster, William D Bovill

Journal article  |  2017  |  Aquatic Insects

Evaluating the role of dispersal constraints: from one field experiment to a multi-site restoration programme

Barbara Downes, Jill Lancaster

Conference Proceedings  |  2017  |  Australian Society for Limnology Conference

Measuring the Hydraulic Landscapes of Stream-Dwelling Invertebrates for Ecological Research

Jill Lancaster

Book Chapter  |  2016

Population-level responses of stream macroinvertebrates to drying can be density-independent or density-dependent

Jill Lancaster, Mark E Ledger

Journal article  |  2015  |  Freshwater Biology

Caddisfly egg mass morphology mediates egg predation: potential costs to individuals and populations

William D Bovill, Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2015  |  Freshwater Biology

Population densities and density-area relationships in a community with advective dispersal and variable mosaics of resource patches

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2014  |  Oecologia

Maternal behaviours may explain riffle-scale variations in some stream insect populations

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2014  |  Freshwater Biology

A test of the preference-performance hypothesis with stream insects: selective oviposition affects the hatching success of caddisfly eggs

William D Bovill, Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2013  |  Freshwater Biology

Sensory systems-mechano- and chemoreception

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Reproduction and mating behaviour

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Physico-chemical gradients and extremes

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Insect body structure and the aquatic insect orders

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Oviposition and eggs

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Aquatic Entomology

J Lancaster, B Downes

Book  |  2013

Evolution, biogeography, and aquatic insect distributions

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Diet, digestion, and defecation

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

The biomechanics of living in and on water

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Development

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Gas exchange

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Dispersal in the terrestrial environment

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Locomotion in and on water

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Feeding devices and foraging strategies

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Sensory systems-photoreception

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Book Chapter  |  2013

Lasting effects of maternal behaviour on the distribution of a dispersive stream insect

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes, Amanda Arnold

Journal article  |  2011  |  Journal of Animal Ecology

Environmental cues or conspecific attraction as causes for egg mass aggregation in hydrobiosid caddisflies

Paul Reich, Robin Hale, Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2011  |  Hydrobiologia

Plastic and unpredictable responses of stream invertebrates to leaf pack patches across sandy-bottomed streams

Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster, Robin Hale, Alena Glaister, William D Bovill

Journal article  |  2011  |  Marine and Freshwater Research

Oviposition site selectivity of some stream-dwelling caddisflies

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes, Amanda Arnold

Journal article  |  2010  |  Hydrobiologia

ECOHYDRAULICS NEEDS TO EMBRACE ECOLOGY AND SOUND SCIENCE, AND TO AVOID MATHEMATICAL ARTEFACTS

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2010  |  River Research and Applications

Environmental constraints on oviposition limit egg supply of a stream insect at multiple scales

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes, Amanda Arnold

Journal article  |  2010  |  Oecologia

LINKING THE HYDRAULIC WORLD OF INDIVIDUAL ORGANISMS TO ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES: PUTTING ECOLOGY INTO ECOHYDRAULICS

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes

Journal article  |  2010  |  River Research and Applications

Drift and settlement of stream insects in a complex hydraulic environment

DF Oldmeadow, J Lancaster, SP Rice

Journal article  |  2010  |  Freshwater Biology

Experimentation at the interface of fluvial geomorphology, stream ecology and hydraulic engineering and the development of an effective, interdisciplinary river science

SP Rice, J Lancaster, P Kemp

Journal article  |  2010  |  Earth Surface Processes and Landforms

Does dispersal control population densities in advection-dominated systems? A fresh look at critical assumptions and a direct test

Barbara J Downes, Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2010  |  Journal of Animal Ecology

Oviposition site selection of some stream-dwelling caddisflies

J LANCASTER, BJ Downes, A Arnold

Journal article  |  2010  |  Hydrobiologia

Interacting environmental gradients, trade-offs and reversals in the abundance-environment relationships of stream insects: when flow is unimportant

Jill Lancaster, Barbara J Downes, Alena Glaister

Journal article  |  2009  |  Marine and Freshwater Research

An unusual trophic subsidy and species dominance in a tropical stream.

Jill Lancaster, Michael Dobson, Adiel M Magana, Amanda Arnold, Jude M Mathooko

Journal article  |  2008  |  Ecology

In classical theory, species are assumed to achieve dominance through competitive exclusion, but if food resources are limiting, c..

Movement and dispersion of insects in stream channels: What role does flow play?

J Lancaster

Book Chapter  |  2008

Aquatic insects challenges to populations

J Lancaster, RA Briers

Conference Proceedings  |  2008  |  Aquatic Insects: Challenges to Populations

Movements of a macroinvertebrate (Potamophylax latipennis) across a gravel-bed substrate: effects of local hydraulics and micro-topography under increasing discharge

J LANCASTER, S Rice, T Buffin-Bélanger, I Reid

Book Chapter  |  2008

Movement and dispersion of insects in stream channels: The role of flow

J LANCASTER

Book Chapter  |  2008

24 Movements of a macroinvertebrate (Potamophylax latipennis) across a gravel-bed substrate: effects of local hydraulics and micro-topography under increasing discharge

SP Rice, T Buffin-Bélanger, J Lancaster, I Reid

Conference Proceedings  |  2007  |  Developments in Earth Surface Processes

Sub-lethal effects of disturbance on a predatory net-spinning caddisfly

OS Beveridge, J Lancaster

Journal article  |  2007  |  Freshwater Biology

Aseasonality in the abundance and life history of an ecologically dominant freshwater crab in the Rift Valley, Kenya

M Dobson, AM Magana, J Lancaster, JM Mathooko

Journal article  |  2007  |  Freshwater Biology

Using neutral landscapes to identify patterns of aggregation across resource points

J Lancaster

Journal article  |  2006  |  Ecography

Flow- and substratum-mediated movement by a stream insect

J Lancaster, T Buffin-Bélanger, I Reid, S Rice

Journal article  |  2006  |  Freshwater Biology

Defining the limits to local density: Alternative views of abundance-environment relationships

J Lancaster, LR Belyea

Journal article  |  2006  |  Freshwater Biology

Spatial heterogeneity of near-bed hydraulics above a patch of river gravel

T Buffin-Bélanger, S Rice, I Reid, J Lancaster

Journal article  |  2006  |  Water Resources Research

Intraguild omnivory in predatory stream insects

J Lancaster, DC Bradley, A Hogan, S Waldron

Journal article  |  2005  |  Journal of Animal Ecology

Spatial point pattern analysis of available and exploited resources

J Lancaster, BJ Downes

Journal article  |  2004  |  Ecography

Spatial point pattern analysis of exploited and available resources

J LANCASTER, BJ Downes

Journal article  |  2004  |  Ecography: pattern and diversity in ecology

Linking landscape patterns of resource distribution with models of aggregation in ovipositing stream insects

J Lancaster, BJ Downes, P Reich

Journal article  |  2003  |  Journal of Animal Ecology

A casting procedure for reproducing coarse-grained sedimentary surfaces

T Buffin-Bélanger, I Reid, S Rice, JH Chandler, J Lancaster

Journal article  |  2003  |  Earth Surface Processes and Landforms

Linking landscape patterns of resource distribution with models of aggregation in ovipositing stream insects

J LANCASTER, BJ Downes, P Reich

Journal article  |  2003  |  Journal of Animal Ecology

Inferring landscape dynamics of bog pools from scaling relationships and spatial patterns

LR Belyea, J Lancaster

Journal article  |  2002  |  Journal of Ecology

Stable isotope values of lotic invertebrates: Sources of variation, experimental design, and statistical interpretation

J Lancaster, S Waldron

Journal article  |  2001  |  Limnology and Oceanography

Geometric scaling of microhabitat patches and their efficacy as refugia during disturbance

J Lancaster

Journal article  |  2000  |  Journal of Animal Ecology

The ridiculous notion of assessing ecological health and identifying the useful concepts underneath

Jill Lancaster

Journal article  |  2000  |  Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal

Small-scale movements of lotic macroinvertebrates with variations in flow

J Lancaster

Journal article  |  1999  |  Freshwater Biology

Interactive effects of near-bed flow and substratum texture on the microdistribution of lotic macroinvertebrates

J Lancaster, A Mole

Journal article  |  1999  |  Archiv für Hydrobiologie

Assembly rules within a contingent ecology

LR Belyea, J Lancaster

Journal article  |  1999  |  OIKOS

The ecology and conservation of Llyn Idwal and Llyn Cwellyn (Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, UK) - Two lakes proposed as Special Areas of Conservation in Europe

CA Duigan, TEH Allott, DT Monteith, ST Patrick, J Lancaster, JM Seda

Journal article  |  1998  |  Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems

The ecology and conservation of Llyn Idwal and Llyn Cwellyn (Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, UK)—two lakes proposed as special areas of conservation in Europe

CA Duigan, TEH Allott, DT Monteith, ST Patrick, J Lancaster, JM Seda

Journal article  |  1998  |  Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems

Field experiments on flow refugia in streams

JH Winterbottom, SE Orton, AG Hildrew, J Lancaster

Journal article  |  1997  |  Freshwater Biology

Nested hierarchies and scale-dependence of mechanisms of flow refugium use

J Lancaster, LR Belyea

Journal article  |  1997  |  Journal of the North American Benthological Society

Hydraulic habitat and the assemblage structure of stream benthic microcrustacea

AL Robertson, J Lancaster, LR Belyea, AG Hildrew

Journal article  |  1997  |  Journal of the North American Benthological Society

The Anglesey lakes, Wales, UK - A conservation resource

CA Duigan, TEH Allott, H Bennion, J Lancaster, DT Monteith, ST Patrick, J Ratcliffe, JM Seda

Journal article  |  1996  |  Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems

The U.K. Acid Waters Monitoring Network: a preface

JILL LANCASTER, SIMON PATRICK

Journal article  |  1996  |  Freshwater Biology

Monitoring temporal changes in the biology of acid waters

J Lancaster, M Real, S Juggins, DT Monteith, RJ Flower, WRC Beaumont

Journal article  |  1996  |  Freshwater Biology

Scaling the effects of predation and disturbance in a patchy environment

J Lancaster

Journal article  |  1996  |  Oecologia

Invertebrate drift and longitudinal transport processes in streams

J Lancaster, AG Hildrew, C Gjerlov

Journal article  |  1996  |  Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Microcrustacean prey and macroinvertebrate predators in a stream food web

J LANCASTER, AL ROBERTSON

Journal article  |  1995  |  Freshwater Biology

Stream hydraulics and the distribution of microcrustacea: a role for refugia?

AL ROBERTSON, J LANCASTER, AG HILDREW

Journal article  |  1995  |  Freshwater Biology

Characterizing in-stream flow refugia

J Lancaster, AG Hildrew

Journal article  |  1993  |  Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Flow in nine streams was examined in relation to refugia for invertebrates. Areas of bed maintaining low hydraulic stress througho..

Flow refugia and the microdistribution of lotic macroinvertebrates

J Lancaster, AG Hildrew

Journal article  |  1993  |  Journal of the North American Benthological Society

Diel variations in the effect of spates on mayflies (Ephemeroptera: Baetis)

J Lancaster

Journal article  |  1992  |  Canadian Journal of Zoology

Field experiments were carried out to determine whether there are diel variations in the effect of spates on baetid mayflies. Shor..

Invertebrate predation on patchy and mobile prey in streams

J Lancaster, AG Hildrew, CR Townsend

Journal article  |  1991  |  Journal of Animal Ecology

Predation and drift of lotic macroinvertebrates during colonization

J Lancaster

Journal article  |  1990  |  Oecologia

Stream flow and predation effects on the spatial dynamics of benthic invertebrates

J Lancaster, AG Hildrew, CR Townsend

Journal article  |  1990  |  Hydrobiologia

Competition for space by predators in streams: field experiments on a net‐spinning caddisfly

J LANCASTER, AG HILDREW, CR TOWNSEND

Journal article  |  1988  |  Freshwater Biology

Aquatic Coleoptera and Hemiptera in some Canadian saline lakes: patterns in community structure.

J Lancaster, GGE Scudder

Journal article  |  1987  |  Canadian Journal of Zoology

Communities of aquatic Coleoptera and Hemiptera were examined in eight fishless lakes of varying salinities in central British Col..

Movement and dispersion of insects in stream channels: what role does flow play?

J Lancaster

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