Abstract The Blue Sucker Cycleptus elongatus is an imperiled North American catostomid in
need of management and protection. No hard structures are validated for aging this species …

Seasonal movements cued by environmental variables are a critical component of riverine
fish life history. Life‐history events for species such as blue sucker Cycleptus elongatus are …

Riverine fishes are sensitive to human-induced changes to their ecosystems and have
experienced substantial declines in the past century. The presence and operation of dams …

Conservation practitioners increasingly recognize the conservation value of tributaries for
supporting mainstem, large‐river specialist fishes. A tributary's discharge at its mouth is a …

Species conservation requires a clear understanding of habitat availability and subsequent
use of those habitats. In cases where species declines have occurred and gone undetected …

Spawning aggregations of five species of catostomids were observed on the two mid‐
channel gravel bars of the Savannah River, Georgia and South Carolina, in 2004 and 2005 …

Blue suckers, Cycleptus elongatus, are a highly mobile species speculated to have spring
spawning migrations. However, previous studies have not quantified seasonal migrations of …

Aim Hierarchical stream habitat conditions influence patterns of fish abundance and
population dynamics. The spawning period is important for stream fishes but coincides with …

This study used acoustic telemetry and a multistate Cormack–Jolly–Seber model to
determine the seasonal movement patterns of blue sucker Cycleptus elongatus from 2015 to …

Abstract Blue sucker, Cycleptus elongatus (Le Sueur), was sampled in the Kansas River,
Kansas, USA to determine how relative abundance varies spatially and growth compares to …