Data from: Repeat disturbances have cumulative impacts on stream communities

Jessica M. Haghkerdar, Jack R. McLachlan, Alexis Ireland & Hamish S. Greig
(1) Climate change has altered disturbance regimes in many ecosystems, and predictions show that these trends are likely to continue. The frequency of disturbance events plays a particularly important role in communities by selecting for disturbance-tolerant taxa. (2) However, ecologists have yet to disentangle the influence of disturbance frequency per se and time since last disturbance, because more frequently disturbed systems have also usually been disturbed more recently. Our understanding of the effects of repeated...
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