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    Life-history characteristics of the large Amazonian migratory catfish Brachyplatystoma rousseauxii in the Iquitos Region, Peru

    The geochemistry of the Amazon river system. Part I. The factors that control the salinity and the composition and concentration of the suspended solidsGeological Society of America Bulletin

    Coagulation and settling of Amazon River suspended sediment

    How can conservation biology inform the practice of integrated river basin management?

    Amazon: The Flooded Forest

    Flooded forests of the Amazon

    Distribution of fish species in a lake of the Amazon River floodplain near Manaus (Lago Camaleão) with special reference to extreme oxygen conditions.

    Palms: Sentinels for Amazon Conservation

    Floods of Fortune

    The Smithsonian Atlas of the Amazon

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