Stream Ecology: An Historical and Current Perspective. - Succession in Streams. - Primary Productivity in Streams. - Density Independence Versus Density Dependence in Streams. - Use of Behavioral Experiments to Test Ecological Theory in Streams. - The Importance of Competitive Interactions Within Stream Populations and Communities. - Competition Colonization Patterns and Disturbance in Stream Benthic Communities. - Plant-Herbivore Interactions in Stream Systems. - Predator-Prey Relationships in Streams. - Macroscopic Models of Community Organization: Analyses of Diversity Dominance and Stability in Guilds of Predaceous Stream Insects. - Insect Species Diversity as a Function of Environmental Variability and Disturbance in Stream Systems. - Application of Island Biogeographic Theory to Streams: Macroinvertebrate Recolonization of the Teton River Idaho. - Organic Matter Budgets for Stream Ecosystems: Problems in Their Evaluation. - Stability of Stream Ecosystems. Language: English