Biblio

Jankovsky, M., David S. Boukal, K. Pivnicka, and J. Kubečka. 2011. Tracing possible drivers of synchronously fluctuating species catches in individual logbook data. FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AND ECOLOGY 18: 297-306.

David S. Boukal, and L. Berec. 2002. Single-species models of the Allee effect: Extinction boundaries, sex ratios and mate encounters. Journal Of Theoretical Biology 218: 375-394.

David S. Boukal, and V. Krivan. 1999. Lyapunov functions for Lotka-Volterra predator-prey models with optimal foraging behavior. Journal Of Mathematical Biology 39: 493-517.

Berec, L., David S. Boukal, and M. Berec. 2001. Linking the allee effect, sexual reproduction, and temperature-dependent sex determination via spatial dynamics. American Naturalist 157: 217-230.

Klecka, J., and David S. Boukal. 2012. Who eats whom in a pool? A comparative study of prey selectivity by predatory aquatic insects. PLoS ONE 7: e37741.

Šupina, J., J. Bojková, and David S. Boukal. 2020. Warming erodes individual-level variability in life history responses to predation risk in larvae of the mayfly Cloeon dipterum. Freshwater Biology , doi:10.1111/fwb.13619

Chmelová, E., V. Kolář, J. Jan, B. M. Carreira, A. Landeira-Dabarca, Š. Otáhalová, M. Poláková, L. Vebrová, J. Borovec, David S. Boukal, and R. Tropek. 2021. Valuable Secondary Habitats or Hazardous Ecological Traps? Environmental Risk Assessment of Minor and Trace Elements in Fly Ash Deposits across the Czech Republic. Sustainability 13: 10385.

Vasek, M., M. Prchalova, J. Peterka, H. A. M. Ketelaars, A. J. Wagenvoort, M. Cech, V. Drastik, M. Riha, T. Juza, M. Kratochvil, T. Mrkvička, P. Blabolil, David S. Boukal, J. Duras, and J. Kubečka. 2013. The utility of predatory fish in biomanipulation of deep reservoirs. ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING 52: 104-111.

David S. Boukal. 2014. Trait- and size-based descriptions of trophic links in freshwater food webs: current status and perspectives. JOURNAL OF LIMNOLOGY 73: 171-185.

Sentis, A., J. Morisson, and David S. Boukal. 2015. Thermal acclimation modulates the impacts of temperature and enrichment on trophic interaction strengths and population dynamics. Global Change Biology 21: 3290–3298.

Sentis, A., A. Binzer, and David S. Boukal. 2017. Temperature-size responses alter food chain persistence across environmental gradients. Ecology Letters 20: 852–862.

David S. Boukal, M. Jankovsky, J. Kubečka, and M. Heino. 2012. Stock-catch analysis of carp recreational fisheries in Czech reservoirs: Insights into fish survival, water body productivity and impact of extreme events. FISHERIES RESEARCH 119: 23-32.

Juračka, P. J., J. Dobiáš, David S. Boukal, M. Sorf, L. Beran, M. Černý, and A. Petrusek. 2019. Spatial context strongly affects community composition of both passively and actively dispersing pool invertebrates in a highly heterogeneous landscape. Freshwater Biology 64: 2093-2106.

Blabolil, P., M. Riha, D. Ricard, J. Peterka, M. Prchalova, M. Vasek, M. Cech, J. Frouzová, T. Juza, M. Muska, M. Tuser, V. Drastik, Z. Sajdlova, M. Šmejkal, L. Vejřík, J. Matena, David S. Boukal, D. Ritterbusch, and J. Kubečka. 2017. A simple fish-based approach to assess the ecological quality of freshwater reservoirs in Central Europe. Knowl. Manag. Aquat. Ecosyst. 418, doi:10.1051/kmae/2017043

Berec, L., P. J. Schembri, and David S. Boukal. 2005. Sex determination in Bonellia viridis (Echiura : Bonelliidae): population dynamics and evolution. Oikos 108: 473-484.

Vebrová, L., A. van Nieuwenhuijzen, V. Kolář, and David S. Boukal. 2018. Seasonality and weather conditions jointly drive flight activity patterns of aquatic and terrestrial chironomids. BMC Ecology 18: 19.

Jorgensen, C., K. Enberg, E. S. Dunlop, R. Arlinghaus, David S. Boukal, K. Brander, B. Ernande, A. Gardmark, F. D. Johnston, S. Matsumura, H. Pardoe, K. Raab, A. Silva, A. Vainikka, U. Dieckmann, M. Heino, and A. D. Rijnsdorp. 2008. The role of fisheries-induced evolution - Response. SCIENCE 320: 48-50.

Blabolil, P., D. Ricard, J. Peterka, M. Riha, T. Juza, M. Vasek, M. Prchalova, M. Cech, M. Muska, J. Seda, T. Mrkvička, David S. Boukal, and J. Kubečka. 2016. Predicting asp and pikeperch recruitment in a riverine reservoir. Fisheries Research 173: 45-52.

Sentis, A., C. Gemard, B. Jaugeon, and David S. Boukal. 2017. Predator diversity and environmental change modify the strengths of trophic and nontrophic interactions. Global Change Biology 23: 2629–2640,.

2017. Optimal gillnet sampling design for the estimation of fish community indicators in heterogeneous freshwater ecosystems. Ecological Indicators 77: 368 - 376.

Znachor, P., J. Nedoma, J. Hejzlar, J. Seda, J. Kopacek, David S. Boukal, and T. Mrkvička. 2018. Multiple long-term trends and trend reversals dominate environmental conditions in a man-made freshwater reservoir. Science of the Total Environment , doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2017.12.061

David S. Boukal, and L. Berec. 2009. Modelling mate-finding Allee effects and populations dynamics, with applications in pest control. POPULATION ECOLOGY 51: 445-458.

David S. Boukal, U. Dieckmann, K. Enberg, M. Heino, and C. Jorgensen. 2014. Life-history implications of the allometric scaling of growth. JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL BIOLOGY 359: 199-207.

Klecka, J., and David S. Boukal. 2011. Lazy ecologist’s guide to water beetle diversity: Which sampling methods are the best?. Ecological Indicators 11: 500-508.

Kolář, V., P. Vlašánek, and David S. Boukal. 2021. The influence of successional stage on local odonate communities in man-made standing waters. Ecological Engineering 173: 106440.