Understanding the habitat requirements of fishes throughout their life cycle is essential for
effective conservation. Despite the growing need to conserve anguillid eels, the current …

Globally, dams fragment river networks, threatening migratory fishes which require access to
distinct habitats to complete their life cycles. Efforts to understand how cumulative effects of …

We evaluated whether a strict fisheries management measure of closure of fishing for
recruiting juveniles (glass eels) could have resulted in the recovery of a local population of …

Although river-crossing structures can have a detrimental effect on the movement and
distribution of anguillid eels (genus Anguilla), they have inhabited locations upstream of …

The high spatiotemporal heterogeneity makes it difficult to ensure the representation of
samples in estuarine studies. Using Japanese eels as natural samplers (n= 881), we …

Various aquatic organisms are suffering from alterations of estuarine environments, where
human activities are generally concentrated. The commercially important but endangered …

Regional and local habitat factors affecting the distribution and abundance of Japanese eel
(Anguilla japonica) were systematically analysed in 123 reaches of 21 stream systems in …

Anguilla marmorata collected in the Odana River lower reaches were passive integrated
transponder‐tagged displaced and released into the upper river reaches (54 up‐transported …

Abstract Yellow-phase Japanese eel Anguilla japonica (Temminck & Schlegel, 1846) utilize
a variety of anthropogenically impacted habitats. An extensive understanding of the trophic …

Daytime habitat use by Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica) at the yellow eel stage (total
length≥ 15 cm) and the newly recruited glass/elver stage in spring (total length 5–7 cm) was …