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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"benthic fishes"”.

  1. Resident Benthic Fishes of Artificial Reefs in the Mississippi Sound: Effects of Habitat Relief and Subregion

    … of this study was to examine the productivity of benthic fishes resident to artificial reefs in the Mississippi Sound, and to link this productivity to the artificial reef community through trophic relationships. This study examined differences in condition of benthic fishes resident to four …

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  2. Effects of Extreme Flow Events on Community Composition and Habitat Complexity of Groundwater Dominated Systems

    … individuals observed, densities of surface water fishes (Gambusia), pelagic generalist fishes (Lepomis, Micropterus, Herichthys), pelagic fluvial fishes (Dionda, Notropis, and Astyanax), and benthic fishes (Etheostoma) generally were greater in high and moderate habitat complexity reaches than in …

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  3. ECOLOGY AND COEXISTENCE OF SCAPHIRHYNCHUS STURGEON AT MULTIPLE SCALES

    … are thought to provide energetic relief for benthic fishes in energetically costly riverine landscapes. However, use of alluvial dune habitat is not well understood, and it is unclear whether dunes provide refuge that effectively reduces energetic costs. I designed a scale-relevant experiment …

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  4. The Ecological Niche of Darters (Pisces:Percidae) Across Multiple Scales in the Ohio River Basin

    … in North Carolina and Tennessee, where benthic fish species are currently being reintroduced. I found that strongly benthic-associated species, such as <i>Etheostoma</i> darters and <i>Cottus carolinae</i>, were associated with different substrate classes, while weakly pelagic species, …

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