Redundancy analysis using taxonomic counts from electrofishing collections, with significant environmental vectors on bottom (A, B). Axes explained 22.4% and 6.4% of variation. PC axes represent altered hydrology variables (loadings are in Table 2). Species or trophic traits with highest loadings on axes are listed. Redundancy analysis using trophic counts from electrofishing collections, with significant environmental vectors on bottom (C, D). Axes explained 25.6% and 13.2% of variation. PC axes represent altered hydrology variables. Species or trophic traits with highest loadings are listed on axes.</p
The local substrate composition of large rivers varies with local current velocity and high flow eve...
Recruitment is the point in life when cohort strength in fishes is determined. Tributaries of large ...
Many large-river fish populations have experienced dramatic declines as a result of anthropogenic al...
Nonmetric multidimensional scaling ordination of rotenone (left panels) and electrofishing collectio...
Long-term monitoring of species assemblages provides a unique opportunity to test hypotheses regardi...
Long-term monitoring of species assemblages provides a unique opportunity to test hypotheses regardi...
Assessments of river restoration outcomes are mostly based on taxonomic identities of species, which...
Humans have significantly impacted river systems. These impacts include long-term changes in the hyd...
The use of trait-based approaches to examine the ecology of stream fish assemblages is increasing. H...
Nonwadeable or large rivers are dynamic aquatic ecosystems capable supporting high fish biodiversity...
We sampled fishes at 17 inner bend sites on the Wabash River in 2008 to compare with collections fro...
The global biodiversity crisis has invigorated the search for generalized patterns in most disciplin...
<p>A) A map of study reaches specifically covered in the Upper Mississippi River. Electrofishing loc...
Artificial fluctuations in streamflow have been documented to alter the composition andstructure of ...
Two years of fish assemblage data from 28 sites in the Wabash River Indiana, were examined for rela-...
The local substrate composition of large rivers varies with local current velocity and high flow eve...
Recruitment is the point in life when cohort strength in fishes is determined. Tributaries of large ...
Many large-river fish populations have experienced dramatic declines as a result of anthropogenic al...
Nonmetric multidimensional scaling ordination of rotenone (left panels) and electrofishing collectio...
Long-term monitoring of species assemblages provides a unique opportunity to test hypotheses regardi...
Long-term monitoring of species assemblages provides a unique opportunity to test hypotheses regardi...
Assessments of river restoration outcomes are mostly based on taxonomic identities of species, which...
Humans have significantly impacted river systems. These impacts include long-term changes in the hyd...
The use of trait-based approaches to examine the ecology of stream fish assemblages is increasing. H...
Nonwadeable or large rivers are dynamic aquatic ecosystems capable supporting high fish biodiversity...
We sampled fishes at 17 inner bend sites on the Wabash River in 2008 to compare with collections fro...
The global biodiversity crisis has invigorated the search for generalized patterns in most disciplin...
<p>A) A map of study reaches specifically covered in the Upper Mississippi River. Electrofishing loc...
Artificial fluctuations in streamflow have been documented to alter the composition andstructure of ...
Two years of fish assemblage data from 28 sites in the Wabash River Indiana, were examined for rela-...
The local substrate composition of large rivers varies with local current velocity and high flow eve...
Recruitment is the point in life when cohort strength in fishes is determined. Tributaries of large ...
Many large-river fish populations have experienced dramatic declines as a result of anthropogenic al...