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Spatial patterns in dry weight of nearshore Lake Michigan prey fishes
The ability for individuals to adapt to local food sources likely allows for regional persistence of aquatic populations. In the …
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Empirical Evidence for Depensation in Freshwater Fisheries
Inland fisheries face increasing threats to their sustainability. Despite speculation that depensation may exacerbate the effects of …
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Incomplete bioinformatic filtering and inadequate age and growth analysis lead to an incorrect inference of harvested-induced changes
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The US Inland creel and angler survey catalog (CreelCat): Development, applications, and opportunities
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“I will look for you, I will find you, and I will [harvest] you”: Persistent hyperstability in Wisconsin’s recreational fishery
Shifting temporal or non-linear relationships between angler behavior and fish population characteristics can mask population declines …
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Diet complexity of Lake Michigan salmonines: 2015–2016
In Lake Michigan, the unintended introduction of invasive species (e.g., zebra mussel, Dreissena polymorpha; quagga mussel, D. …
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Assessing the rage against the machines: do ice anglers’ electronics improve catch and harvest rates?
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Drivers of walleye recruitment in Minnesota’s large lakes
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A question of scale: Weak evidence for broad regional synchrony in fish year-class strength within or among species in inland lakes
Spatially-correlated abiotic and biotic conditions can potentially induce synchrony in the dynamics of disparate populations or …
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Consistently High Trophic Overlap between Invasive White Perch and Native Black Crappies in Southeastern Reservoirs
The detrimental impacts of invasive species often occur through deleterious trophic interactions (e.g., competition) with native …
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