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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"predator fishes"”.

  1. Effects of landlocked alewife introduction on white bass and walleye populations, Claytor Lake, Virginia

    … stomach contents of eight species of piscivorous fishes. The vertical distributions by season of alewives, channel catfish, white crappie, walleye, and white bass are given. Each of the predator fishes seem to be found in close proximity to the alewife. Changes in the fish fauna of Claytor Lake …

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  2. The Influence of Livestock Watering Ponds (Dugouts) on Native Stream Fishes, Especially the Endangered Topeka Shiner (Notropis topeka)

    … mosaic of aquatic habitats important to stream fishes. Livestock watering holes (i.e., dugouts) are constructed in floodplains, yet the influence of these manmade wetlands on native stream fishes is unknown. Such information is important for the management of native stream fishes, such as the …

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  3. Seasonal Differences in Diet of Two Predatory Fishes in Relation to Reef Type in the Inshore Northern Gulf of Mexico

    … only significant for Spotted Seatrout. Various fishes and crustaceans were the main prey taxa in both species suggest that both species are opportunistic foragers where gap limitations on available prey may be the only restriction on diet. Prey availability most likely was driven from seasonal …

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