The value of inland waters to humankind is obviously infinite and the induced changes in the
goods and services they provide have a strong impact on human welfare. Lakes/rivers and …

Because the integrity of aquatic ecosystems is being challenged worldwide by invading
species, there is a growing need to understand the invasion process and to predict the …

Reproductive strategy and egg type of Hybognathus amarus, H. placitus, Macrhybopsis
aestivalis, Notropis girardi, N. jemezanus, N. simus pecosensis, and N. stramineus were …

Conservation efforts for imperiled fishes in western United States have included numerous
translocations, either among natural localities or from nature to propagation facilities then …

The Rio Grande silvery minnow (Hybognathus amarus) was formerly one of the most
widespread and abundant species in the Rio Grande basin of New Mexico, Texas, and …

The use of live bait by anglers is an important vector of both aquatic and terrestrial invasive
species. Bait-bucket introductions of invasive crayfishes, fishes, earthworms, pathogens, and …

From 1991 to 1997, we made 323 seine collections at 187 sites to determine the
distributional status of two species of the Macrhybopsis aestivalis complex, M. tetranema …

Fish assemblages in the upper Red River system of southwestern Oklahoma (USA) were
predictable along measured environmental gradients Conductivity was the most important …

The baitfish industry in Canada and the United States is conservatively estimated to be
worth US 1billionannually.Inadditiontotheeconomicimpacts …

Anthropogenic changes to the Great Plains rivers of North America have had a large,
negative effect on a reproductive guild of pelagic‐broadcast spawning (PBS) cyprinid fishes …