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  1. Tiegs, S.D., Costello, D.M., Isken, M.W., Woodward, G., McIntyre, P.B., Gessner, M.O., Chauvet, E., Griffiths, N.A., Flecker, A.S., Acuña, V. and Albariño, R., 2019. Global patterns and drivers of ecosystem functioning in rivers and riparian zones. Science advances, 5(1), p.eaav0486.
  2. ​Entrekin, Sally A., Natalie A. Clay, Anastasia Mogilevski*, Brooke Howard-Parker*, and Michelle A. Evans-White. 2018. Multiple riparian–stream connections are predicted to change in response to salinization. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 374, no. 1764 (2018): 20180042.
  3. Austin, B.J., Kelso, J.E.*, Evans-White, M.A., Entrekin, S.A. and Haggard, B.E., 2018. Can high volume hydraulic fracturing effects be detected in large watersheds? A case study of the South Fork Little Red River. Current Opinion in Environmental Science & Health.
  4. Halvorson, H.M., Fuller*, C.L., Entrekin, S.A., Scott, J.T. and Evans‐White, M.A., 2018. Detrital nutrient content and leaf species differentially affect growth and nutritional regulation of detritivores. Oikos.
  5. Baker, L.*, Evans-White, M.A. and Entrekin, S., 2018. Basin risk explains patterns of macroinvertebrate community differences across small streams in the Fayetteville Shale, AR. Ecological Indicators, 91, pp.478-489.
  6. Entrekin, S., Trainor, A., Saiers, J., Patterson, L., Maloney, K., Fargione, J., Kiesecker, J., Baruch-Mordo, S., Konschnik, K., Wiseman, H. and Nicot, J.P., 2018. Water stress from high-volume hydraulic fracturing potentially threatens aquatic biodiversity and ecosystem services in Arkansas, United States. Environmental science & technology, 52(4), pp.2349-2358.
  7. ​Kelso, J.E.* and Entrekin, S.A., 2018. Intermittent and perennial macroinvertebrate communities had similar richness but differed in species trait composition depending on flow duration. Hydrobiologia, 807(1), pp.189-206.
  8. Entrekin, S., Howard-Parker, B., Evans-White, M. and Clay, N., Biological and Ecological Consequences of Sub-Lethal Ion Concentrations on Microbial and Macroinvertebrate Detritivores. Arkansas Bulletin of Water Research.
  9. Entrekin, S.A., Austin, B.J., Evans-White, M.A. and Haggard, B.E., 2018. Establishing the linkage among watershed threats, in-stream alterations and biological responses remains a challenge: Fayetteville Shale as a case study. Current Opinion in Environmental Science & Health.
  10. Craig, L.S., Olden, J.D., Arthington, A.H., Entrekin, S., Hawkins, C.P., Kelly, J.J., Kennedy, T.A., Maitland, B.M., Rosi, E.J., Roy, A.H. and Strayer, D.L., 2017. Meeting the challenge of interacting threats in freshwater ecosystems: A call to scientists and managers. Elem Sci Anth, 5.
  11. Austin, B J*, Scott E, Massey L, Evans-White M A, Entrekin S, Haggard B E. 2017. Unconventional natural gas development did not result in detectable changes in water chemistry (within the South Fork Little Red River). Environmental monitoring and assessment 189 (5): 209.
  12. Lauren A. Patterson, Kate Konschnik, Hannah Wiseman, Joe Fargione, Kelly O. Maloney, Joe Kiesecker, Jean-Philippe Nicot, Sharon Baruch-Mordo, Sally Entrekin, Anne Trainor, James E. Saiers. 2017. Unconventional Oil and Gas Spills: Risks, Mitigation Priorities and State Reporting Requirements. Environmental Science and Technology.
  13. Maloney, Kelly, Sharon Baruch-Mordo, Lauren A. Patterson, Jean-Philippe Nicot, S. Entrekin, Joe Fargione, Joe Kiesecker, Kate Konschnik, Joseph N. Ryan, Anne Trainor, James E. Saiers, Hannah Wiseman. 2017. Unconventional oil and gas spills: materials, volumes and risks to surface waters in four states of the U.S. Science of the Total Environment.
  14. Halvorson, H. M., Scott, E. E., Entrekin, S. A., Evans‐White, M. A., & Scott, J. T. 2016. Light and dissolved phosphorus interactively affect microbial metabolism, stoichiometry and decomposition of leaf litter.Freshwater Biology, 61(6), 1006-1019.
  15. ​Tyree, M., Clay, N., Polaskey, S., & Entrekin, S. 2016. Salt in our streams: even small sodium additions can have negative effects on detritivores.Hydrobiologia, 775(1), 109-122.
  16. Entrekin, S., K. Maloney, K. Kapo, A. Walters, M.Evans-White, K. Klemow. 2015. Stream vulnerability to widespread and emerging stressors: a focus on unconventional oil and gas. PLOS ONE. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0137416
  17. Johnson, E.*, B.J. Austin*, E. Inlander, C. Gallipeau, M.A. Evans-White, and S. Entrekin. 2015. Stream macroinvertebrate communities across a gradient of natural gas development in the Fayetteville Shale. Science of The Total Environment, 530, 323-332.
  18. Austin, B. J.*, N. Hardgrave*, E. Inlander, C. Gallipeau, S. Entrekin, and M.A. Evans-White. 2015. Stream primary producers relate positively to watershed natural gas measures in north-central Arkansas streams. Science of The Total Environment, 529, 54-64.
  19. Fuller, C. L.*, M.A. Evans-White, and S.A. Entrekin. 2015. Growth and stoichiometry of a common aquatic detritivore respond to changes in resource stoichiometry. Oecologia, 177(3), 837-848.
  20. Halvorson, H. M.*, C. Fuller*, S.A. Entrekin, and M.A. Evans‐White. 2015. Dietary influences on production, stoichiometry and decomposition of particulate wastes from shredders. Freshwater Biology, 60(3), 466-478.
  21. Burton Jr., G.A. Jr., N. Basu, B. Ellis, K. Kapo, S. Entrekin, and K, Nadelhoffer. 2014. Hydraulic "fracking", are surface water impacts a concern? Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry 33(8):1679-1689.
  22. Tiegs, S.D, S.A. Entrekin, G.H. Reeves, D. Kuntzsch, R. Merritt. 2013. Litter decomposition, and associated invertebrate communities, in wetland ponds of the Copper River Delta, Alaska (USA). Wetlands 33:1153-1161.
  23. Fuell, A.*, S.A. Entrekin, S. Owen, S. Owen. 2013. Drivers of leaf decomposition in two wetland types in the Arkansas River Valley, U.S.A. Wetlands 33(6): 1127-1137.
  24. Mitchell, D.M.*, S. A. Entrekin, G. L. Adams. 2012. Structure and function of large wood in Ozark headwater streams. Journal of Freshwater Ecology 27(3): 335-349.
  25. Hoellein, T.J., J.L. Tank, S.A. Entrekin, E.J. Rosi-Marshall, M.L. Stephen, and G.A. Lamberti. 2012. Effects of benthic habitat restoration on nutrient uptake and ecosystem metabolism in three headwater streams. River Research and Applications 28: 1451-1461.
  26. Entrekin, S., M.A. Evans-White, B. Johnson, and E. Hagenbuch. 2011. Rapid expansion of natural gas development poses a threat to surface waters. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 9(9): 503-511.
  27. Tank, J.L., Rosi-Marshall, E.J, Griffiths, N., Entrekin, S.A., and M. Stephen. 2010.  A review of allochthonous organic matter dynamics and metabolism in streams.  Journal of the North American Benthological Society 29(1): 118-146.
  28. Entrekin, S.A., J.L. Tank, E.L. Rosi-Marshall, T.J. Hoellein, and G.A. Lamberti.  2009. Responses in macroinvertebrate secondary production to large wood addition in three Michigan streams. Freshwater Biology 54: 1741-1748.
  29. Hoellein, T.J., J.L. Tank, E.J. Rosi-Marshall, and S.A. Entrekin. 2009.  Temporal variation in substratum-specific rates of N uptake and metabolism and their relative contribution at the reach scale.  Journal of the North American Benthological Society 28(2): 305-318.
  30. Entrekin S.A., Tank, J.L., Rosi-Marshall E.J., Hoellein T.J., and Lamberti G.A. 2008. Responses in organic matter accumulation and processing to an experimental wood addition in three headwater streams.  Freshwater Biology 53(8): 1642-1657.
  31. Entrekin, S.A., E.J. Rosi-Marshall, J.L. Tank, Hoellein, T., and G.A. Lamberti.  2007.  Macroinvertebrate secondary production in forested sand-bottom streams of the Upper Midwest.  Journal of the North American Benthological Society 26(3):472-490.
  32. Entrekin, S.A., J.B. Wallace, and S.L. Eggert. 2007. The response of chironomids (Diptera) to a long-term exclusion of terrestrial organic matter.  Hydrobiologia 575:401-413.
  33. M.J. Winterbourn, W.L. Chadderton, S.A. Entrekin, J.S. Harding and J.L. Tank. 2007.  Distribution and dispersal of adult stream insects in a heterogeneous montane environment. Fundamental and Applied Ecology 168(2): 127-135.
  34. Hoellein, T.J., J.L. Tank, E.J. Rosi-Marshall, S.A. Entrekin, and G.A. Lamberti. 2007. Controls on spatial and temporal variation of nutrient uptake in three headwater streams in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Limnology & Oceanography 52(5), 1964-165.
  35. Entrekin, S.A., S.W. Golladay, D.P. Batzer. 2001. The influence of plant community on chironomid secondary production in two wetland types:  cypress-gum swamps and grass-sedge marshes.  Archiv für Hydrobiologie 152(3): 369-394.
  36. Golladay, S.W., K.Watt, S. Entrekin, and J.Battle. 2000.  Hydrologic and geomorphic controls on suspended particulate organic concentrations in Ichawaynochaway Creek, Georgia, USA. Archiv für Hydrobiologie 149: 655-678.
  37. Entrekin, S.A., S.W. Golladay, M. Ruhlman, and C. Hedman.  1999.  Unique steephead stream segments in southwest GA: invertebrate biodiversity and biomonitoring. 295-298. In K. Hatcher (editor).   Proceedings of the Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA.
  38. Golladay, S.W., K. Watt, S. Entrekin, and J. Battle.  1999.  Hydrologic and geomorphic controls on particulate concentrations in Ichawaynochaway Creek, a Blackwater Coastal plain stream.  In: K. Hatcher (editor).  Proceedings of the Georgia Water Resources Conference, Athens, GA.