We determined the abundance of the recently described brook darter, Etheostoma buni, in three tributaries of the Black River, Missouri, utilizing Petersen mark-recapture methods. In tributaries located in Johnson\u27s Shut-Ins State Park and at Mill Spring, E. bum occurred at estimated densities of 2.18 and 1.58 fish/m2, respectively. These densities were similar to those reported for orangethroat darters in an Ohio stream and were intermediate-to-high in comparison to other darter species. However, no brook darters were observed at our third study site, suggesting that E. buri may also be absent from other Black River tributaries
and Alabama, mostly within the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Etheostoma blennioides is also...
Author Institution: Department of Zoology, Southern Illinois UniversityEtheostoma crossopterum is kn...
The group of fish referred to as darters is extremely biodiverse. Often, several closely related spe...
Since first being described as species, there have been few studies on the populations of the Teardr...
The distribution and status of Iowa\u27s fishes were last extensively described in Iowa Fish and Fis...
made at 11 stations by seining, using capture and release techniques, and by snorkeling observations...
Etheostoma nebra, the Buck Darter, is described as a new species endemic to the Buck Creek system of...
Etheostoma kantuckeense and E. lawrencei are former members of the wide ranging E. spectabile specie...
The Buck Darter, Etheostoma nebra, is a relatively new species of darter fish previously thought to ...
northeastern Oklahoma, and Cross (2) found this species to be common only in the tributaries of the ...
The Strawberry Darter Etheostoma fragi is endemic to the Strawberry River drainage in northcentral A...
Darters represent one of the most diverse groups of freshwater fishes in North America, but approxim...
Etheostoma nebra (Buck Darter) is a recently described fish species confined to the Buck Creek syste...
The Calfkiller River in White County, TN, is part of the Caney Fork Watershed. Etheostoma akatulo (t...
Etheostoma xanthovum, the Clarks Darter, is described as a new species endemic to the Clarks River i...
and Alabama, mostly within the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Etheostoma blennioides is also...
Author Institution: Department of Zoology, Southern Illinois UniversityEtheostoma crossopterum is kn...
The group of fish referred to as darters is extremely biodiverse. Often, several closely related spe...
Since first being described as species, there have been few studies on the populations of the Teardr...
The distribution and status of Iowa\u27s fishes were last extensively described in Iowa Fish and Fis...
made at 11 stations by seining, using capture and release techniques, and by snorkeling observations...
Etheostoma nebra, the Buck Darter, is described as a new species endemic to the Buck Creek system of...
Etheostoma kantuckeense and E. lawrencei are former members of the wide ranging E. spectabile specie...
The Buck Darter, Etheostoma nebra, is a relatively new species of darter fish previously thought to ...
northeastern Oklahoma, and Cross (2) found this species to be common only in the tributaries of the ...
The Strawberry Darter Etheostoma fragi is endemic to the Strawberry River drainage in northcentral A...
Darters represent one of the most diverse groups of freshwater fishes in North America, but approxim...
Etheostoma nebra (Buck Darter) is a recently described fish species confined to the Buck Creek syste...
The Calfkiller River in White County, TN, is part of the Caney Fork Watershed. Etheostoma akatulo (t...
Etheostoma xanthovum, the Clarks Darter, is described as a new species endemic to the Clarks River i...
and Alabama, mostly within the Mississippi River and its tributaries. Etheostoma blennioides is also...
Author Institution: Department of Zoology, Southern Illinois UniversityEtheostoma crossopterum is kn...
The group of fish referred to as darters is extremely biodiverse. Often, several closely related spe...