Growing appreciation of biodiversity and the role of apex predators, along with the
increasing popularity of multispecies and trophy‐oriented angling, has elevated the status of …

Decline of marine fisheries has become one of the most severe global environmental crises.
In typical fishery management efforts, fish populations are often treated as homogeneous …

We developed a floodplain inundation model to extract specific flood extent and depth
parameters and combined these with vegetation land cover and historic flow data to quantify …

Using acoustic telemetry, we characterized movements and macrohabitat use of 46 Alligator
Gars Atractosteus spatula in the lower 180 km of the Trinity River, Texas. Although several …

Alligator gar (Atractosteus spatula) populations are declining throughout their range in the
United States, even where considered stable. Similar declines in other riverine species are …

Alligator gar Atractosteus spatula is the largest freshwater fish in Texas and one of the
largest species in North America, yet has received little attention from anglers or fisheries …

Managers and researchers have taken an increasing interest in Alligator gar (Atractosteus
spatula). Conservation efforts are needed across much of the range where there are either …

Growing interest in the Alligator Gar Atractosteus spatula among anglers and fishery
managers has inspired efforts to better manage populations. Successful management …

Increased interest in the management and conservation of gars (family Lepisosteidae) has
resulted in the need to identify individual fish in wild and hatchery stocks; however, tagging …

Ecological theory predicts that movement by riverine fishes at the population level is
characterized by both stationary and mobile individuals together creating a leptokurtic …