Correction to: Detection of freshwater mussels (Sinanodonta spp.) in artificial ponds through environmental DNA: a comparison with traditional hand collection methods

Limnology - In the original publication of the article the sentence under the heading “Primer and probe design” was published incorrectly. The correct sentence is given in this correction.     

Detection of freshwater mussels (Sinanodonta spp.) in artificial ponds through environmental DNA: a comparison with traditional hand collection methods

Limnology - Populations of most freshwater mussels (Unionidae) are declining worldwide; these includes Sinanodonta spp., which inhabit artificial ponds in Japan. The detection of environmental DNA...     

Route selection by fish during post-spate movement in a braided river: a potential effect on local assemblages

Limnology - A dendritic or web-like network is a unique property of inland freshwater systems. The dispersal and movement of freshwater fish are restricted to a network of such waterways....     

Seasonal habitat use by warmwater fishes in a braided river,southwestern Japan: effects of spatiotemporal thermal heterogeneity

Ichthyological Research - In braided rivers, networks of groundwater-fed and surface-water dominated channels cause a high variability in stream water temperature in space and time. Water...