Abstract Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides, LMB) and Smallmouth Bass
(Micropterus dolomieu, SMB) are among the most highly invasive species across the globe …

Black bass Micropterus spp. are quintessential North American sportfishes that support
economically valuable fisheries and act as keystone predators within aquatic ecosystems …

Objective Climate change is fueling the rapid range expansion of invasive species in
freshwater ecosystems. This has led to mounting calls from natural resource managers for …

Fluvial fishes face increased imperilment from anthropogenic activities, but the specific
factors contributing most to range declines are often poorly understood. For example, the …

Rising water temperature under climate change is affecting the physiology, population
dynamics and geographic distribution of freshwater taxa. We propose a novel application of …

As taxonomic studies revise our understanding of biodiversity, both fisheries managers and
the angling public must adapt to best conserve fisheries. Unfortunately, communication gaps …

Freshwater biodiversity is declining faster than terrestrial and marine biodiversity. The
protection and restoration of aquatic habitats are based, in part, on stemming this decline …

Abstract The Smallmouth Bass (Micropterus dolomieu; SMB) is a widely distributed black
bass species, but the southwestern edge of the species range within the Interior Highlands …

Stream fish movement in response to changing resource availability and habitat needs is
important for fish growth, survival and reproduction. The authors used radio telemetry to …

Predicting how stream fishes may respond to habitat restoration efforts is difficult, in part
because of an incomplete understanding of how basic biological parameters such as growth …