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McTammany, Matthew E

Bucknell University

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environmental science ecology aquatic ecosystems ecohydrology benthic ecology water quality environmental engineering hydrology water resources water pollution freshwater biology sediment transport ecosystems hydrological process water science freshwater ecosystems spatial ecology land use forest ecosystems hydrobiologia soil biology watershed management catchment scales mine water hydrobiology limnology benthic communities earth science hydrometeorology coastal research sediment research hydraulic research water resource management land degradation plant physiology restoration ecology forest ecology fluvial process surface-water hydrology water ecologies hillslope process environmental geology ecosystem functioning abiotic damage nutrient management abandoned mine groundwater remediation mining environment environmental pollution environmental exposures groundwater pollution wildlife ecology forest hydrology environmental flows population ecology biological oceanography environmental biology sediment-water interaction river restoration nutrient stoichiometry blue ridge landscapes chemical stream conditions multiscale influences stream ecosystem metabolism longitudinal patterns allochthonous input autochthonous production agricultural land-use gradient litter exclusion forest stream wood removal nitrogen retention coal mine drainage stream ecosystem structure anthracite region benthic macroinvertebrates

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Manganese Oxides as Localized Drivers of Benthic Invertebrate Density and Community Structure. Hydrobiologia (2019)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammanyHannah R. Bohr

biophysicsoceanographyhydrobiologyenvironmental biologyhydrobiologiabiogeochemistrylocalized driversenvironmental sciencemanganese oxidesbenthic ecologybenthic invertebrate densitymarine biologyecologybiological oceanography

Appendix a. a Figure Showing Phosphorus Removal by Communities From the Three Anthracite Streams Compared to Removal by Colonized Substrata Following Autoclaving.. Figshare (2016)

water qualityanthracite streamsnutrient stoichiometrybiogeochemistrycolonized substrataenvironmental sciencewastewater treatmentphosphorus removalecohydrologynutrient cyclesecologywater pollutioneutrophicationmicrobial ecologyapplied geochemistrysoil biology

Appendix B. a Figure Showing Alkaline/Acid Phosphatase (Apa) Activity Relative to Leucine-Aminopeptidase (Lamp) Activity and Net Nitrogen Uptake by Periphyton From Stony Brook Incubated in Stony Brook Water and Stony Creek Water Receiving Prior Exposure to Substrata From an Abandoned Mine Drainage (Amd)-Impacted Stream in Order to Lower the P Concentration of Stony Brook Water.. Figshare (2016)

aquatic ecosystemswater qualitywetlandsappendix balkaline/acid phosphatasebiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencelimnologyeutrophicationstony brookenvironmental engineeringwater sciencefreshwater biology

Spatial Scale and Dispersal Influence Metacommunity Dynamics of Benthic Invertebrates in a Large River. Freshwater Science (2016)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammany

spatial ecologyaquatic ecosystemslarge riverenvironmental sciencespatial scalebenthic ecologyecologybenthic invertebrates

Combining Data From Multiple Agencies to Assess Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities in a Large Gravel-Bed River. Freshwater Science (2015)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammanyMichael D. BilgerSean P. ReeseBenjamin R. Hayes

benthic macroinvertebrate communitieslarge gravel-bed riverenvironmental sciencemultiple agenciesdata sciencebenthic ecologyecologyhydrology

Recovery of Particulate Organic Matter Dynamics in a Stream Draining a Logged Watershed. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

catchment scaleshydrological processwater qualitysediment transportwater resourcesenvironmental sciencesediment-water interactionenvironmental engineeringecohydrologywatershed managementwater sciencewater pollutionhydrologylogged watershed

Tributary and Mainstem Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities Linked by Direct Dispersal and Indirect Habitat Alteration. Hydrobiologia (2014)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammany

spatial ecologyhydrobiologyhydrobiologiaenvironmental scienceindirect habitat alterationdirect dispersalcommunity (ecology)benthic communitiesbenthic ecologyecologypopulation ecology

Variability in Macroinvertebrate Communities of the Susquehanna River in Central Pennsylvania†. Journal of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science (2014)

aquatic ecosystemsmacroinvertebrate communitiespopulation biologyenvironmental sciencebiodiversityecological monographcentral pennsylvania†freshwater ecosystemssusquehanna rivercommunity (ecology)benthic communitiesbenthic ecologyecologyriver restorationfreshwater biology

Abandoned Coal Mine Drainage and Its Remediation: Impacts on Stream Ecosystem Structure and Function. Ecological Applications (2012)

Thomas L. BottJohn K. JacksonMatthew E. McTammanyJ. Denis NewboldSteven T. RierBernard W. SweeneyJuliann M. Battle

aquatic ecosystemsabandoned minemining environmentcoal mine drainagestream ecosystem structureenvironmental remediationenvironmental sciencegroundwater remediationecological applicationsfreshwater ecosystemsenvironmental engineeringecosystemsmine waterecology

Spatial Variability of Benthic Invertebrate Communities in the West Branch Susquehanna River. Bucknell Digital Commons (Bucknell University) (2012)

Matthew E. MctammanyAshley BrunoMatthew J. Wilson

spatial ecologyspatial variabilitybenthic invertebrate communitiesbenthic ecologyecologybiogeographyconservation biology

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McTammany, Matthew E

Bucknell University

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Bucknell University

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NoneMctammany, Matthew E is currently serving as a Bucknell University faculty at Bucknell University.

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Manganese Oxides as Localized Drivers of Benthic Invertebrate Density and Community Structure. Hydrobiologia (2019)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammanyHannah R. Bohr

Appendix a. a Figure Showing Phosphorus Removal by Communities From the Three Anthracite Streams Compared to Removal by Colonized Substrata Following Autoclaving.. Figshare (2016)

Spatial Scale and Dispersal Influence Metacommunity Dynamics of Benthic Invertebrates in a Large River. Freshwater Science (2016)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammany

spatial ecologyaquatic ecosystemslarge riverenvironmental sciencespatial scalebenthic ecologyecologybenthic invertebrates

Combining Data From Multiple Agencies to Assess Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities in a Large Gravel-Bed River. Freshwater Science (2015)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammanyMichael D. BilgerSean P. ReeseBenjamin R. Hayes

benthic macroinvertebrate communitieslarge gravel-bed riverenvironmental sciencemultiple agenciesdata sciencebenthic ecologyecologyhydrology

Recovery of Particulate Organic Matter Dynamics in a Stream Draining a Logged Watershed. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

Tributary and Mainstem Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities Linked by Direct Dispersal and Indirect Habitat Alteration. Hydrobiologia (2014)

Matthew J. WilsonMatthew E. McTammany

spatial ecologyhydrobiologyhydrobiologiaenvironmental scienceindirect habitat alterationdirect dispersalcommunity (ecology)benthic communitiesbenthic ecologyecologypopulation ecology

Variability in Macroinvertebrate Communities of the Susquehanna River in Central Pennsylvania†. Journal of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science (2014)

Abandoned Coal Mine Drainage and Its Remediation: Impacts on Stream Ecosystem Structure and Function. Ecological Applications (2012)

Thomas L. BottJohn K. JacksonMatthew E. McTammanyJ. Denis NewboldSteven T. RierBernard W. SweeneyJuliann M. Battle

Spatial Variability of Benthic Invertebrate Communities in the West Branch Susquehanna River. Bucknell Digital Commons (Bucknell University) (2012)

Matthew E. MctammanyAshley BrunoMatthew J. Wilson

spatial ecologyspatial variabilitybenthic invertebrate communitiesbenthic ecologyecologybiogeographyconservation biology

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