The redox discontinuity layer depth drives macroinvertebrate community structure and functional diversity in Tabasco wetlands

Juan Carlos Rubio-Polania; Cinthia Trinidad Ocaña; J. Flores; Barba Macías Everardo

doi:10.1016/j.limno.2026.126309

January 1, 2026Limnologica

The redox discontinuity layer depth drives macroinvertebrate community structure and functional diversity in Tabasco wetlands

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Macroinvertebrate community structure is significantly influenced by the depth of redox discontinuity layers.
Key findings show that variations in redox layer depth impact functional diversity among macroinvertebrates.
Observational analysis across various wetland sites highlights the relationship between redox depth and biodiversity.
These findings suggest that monitoring redox layers could enhance wetland management and conservation practices.

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Observational analysis reveals redox layer depth drives macroinvertebrate community structure in wetlands, indicating significant environmental impact.

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