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Freshwater ecology

the idea that adult stream insects fly upstream to lay eggs, offsetting the downstream drift of their larvae.

In freshwater ecology, colonization cycle hypothesis refers to the idea that adult stream insects fly upstream to lay eggs, offsetting the downstream drift of their larvae. This meaning comes from Müller (1982) in Oecologia.[1]

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References

Müller, K. (1982). The colonization cycle of freshwater insects. Oecologia, 52(2), 202-207. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00363837

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