Chironomidae, Chaoboridae, Trichoptera, Coleoptera, Megaloptera, Cladocera

All but most especially: Chironomidae, Tubificidae, Mollusca and Ostracoda

I am interested in how macroinvertebrates can affect the environment

Trichoptera, Amphipoda, Mussels, Odonata, Plecoptera, Heteroptera

paleolabtools@gmail.com; colin.courtney-mustaphi@york.ac.uk; colin.courtney-mustaphi@unibas.ch

Bryozoa, Megaloptera, aquatic spiders, Amphipoda, Odonata, Lepidoptera, Daphnia spp., Oribatida; Freshwater mollusks, Gastropoda, Bark beetles, ants and termites

http://www.real-project.eu/colin-courtney-mustaphi-publication-list/

Simone da Graça Pinto Varandas

I study beetles, but I'd like to learn more about the other macroinvertebrates that can be found in habitats such as lakes and peat bogs.

manuel.chevalier@datasharpacademy.com

Invertebrate remains encountered as NPPs in palynological slides (e.g. insects, Acari, Cladocera); modern and fossil samples

Other than the Cladocera I'm interested in, especially those that are common in sediments and carry clear ecological information.

I am mainly interested in Chironomids, but I would like to learn also more about other insect remains that can be found in the sediment samples.

Cladocera but also other common co-findings - Chaoboridae, Oribatida mites, Bryozoa. All the resting forms of zooplankton, especially Rotifera

I primarily work with chironomids, and I do have some knowledge of other Diptera and EPT

Trichoptera, Chironomidae, Coleoptra, calyptrate Diptera, general arthropod biodiversity & ecology