2025Open access4cites
Advancing trait-based biomonitoring approach for freshwater ecosystems assessment in Africa: current status, challenges, and future directionsFrontiers in Environmental Science, Fish Ecology and Management Studies
UniversitiesUnique N. Keke
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Unique N.
Keke
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Government of Saskatchewan
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Assessing River Ecosystem Resilience in a Vulnerable River: Macroinvertebrate Community Dynamics as Drivers of Conservation and Water Resource ManagementWater Resources Management, Freshwater macroinvertebrate diversity and ecology
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