Loppuraportti
Posionjärven ja Kitkajärven tila ennen, nyt ja tulevaisuudessa.
Kitka-MuHa- hankkeen loppuraportti.
Tieteelliset julkaisut
Vilmi, A., Tolonen, K.T., Karjalainen, S.M., Heino, J. 2019. Niche position drives interspecific variation in occupancy and abundance in a highly-connected lake system. Ecological Indicators, 99: 159-166.
Tolonen, K.T., Cai, Y., Vilmi, A., Karjalainen, S.M., Sutela, T., Heino, J. 2018. Environmental filtering and spatial effects on metacommunity organisation differ among littoral macroinvertebrate groups deconstructed by biological traits. Aquatic Ecology, 52: 119-131.
Tolonen, K.T., Vilmi A., Karjalainen, S.M., Hellsten, S., Heino, J. 2017. Do different facets of littoral macroinvertebrate diversity show congruent patterns in a large lake system? Community Ecology, 18: 109-116.
Langenheder, S., Wang, J., Karjalainen, S.M., Laamanen, T., Tolonen, K., Vilmi, A., Heino, J. 2016. Bacterial metacommunity organization in a highly-connected aquatic system. FEMS Microbiology Ecology, doi: 10.1093/femsec/fiw225.
Vilmi, A., Tolonen, K.T., Karjalainen, S.M., Heino, J. 2016. Metacommunity structuring in a highly-connected aquatic system: effects of dispersal, abiotic environment and grazing pressure on microalgal guilds. Hydrobiologia, doi: 10.1007/s10750-016-3024-z.
Sutela,T., Vehanen, T., Rask, M. 2016. A littoral fish index that responds to eutrophication in boreal lakes. Fisheries Research 173, 88-92.
Vilmi, A., Karjalainen, S.M., Nokela, T., Tolonen, K., Heino, J. 2016. Unravelling the drivers of aquatic communities using disparate organismal groups and different taxonomic levels. Ecological Indicators 60, 108-118.
Vilmi, A., Karjalainen, S.M., Kuoppala, M., Tolonen, K. T., Heino, J. 2016. Taxonomic distinctness along nutrient gradients: More diverse, less diverse or not different from random? Ecological Indicators 61, 1033–1041.
Vilmi, A., Karjalainen, S.M., Hellsten, S., Heino, J. 2016. Bioassessment in a metacommunity context: Are diatom communities structured solely by species sorting? Ecological Indicators 62, 86–94.