Urbanisation of floodplain ecosystems: Weight-of-evidence and network meta-analysis elucidate multiple stressor pathways.

@article{Monk2019UrbanisationOF,
  title={Urbanisation of floodplain ecosystems: Weight-of-evidence and network meta-analysis elucidate multiple stressor pathways.},
  author={Wendy A. Monk and Zacchaeus G. Compson and Catherine B. Choung and Kathryn L. Korbel and Natalie K. Rideout and Donald J. Baird},
  journal={The Science of the total environment},
  year={2019},
  volume={684},
  pages={
          741-752
        }
}
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