The declining sturgeon population has prompted increased efforts for protection and
recovery, resulting in its listing on the IUCN Red List of Endangered Species. Conservation …

The size of an organism is an important factor for a variety of physiological and ecological
processes. For fishes, larger size can increase long‐term survival and provide a population …

Predation is a common cause of early life stage mortality in fishes, with reduced risk as
individuals grow and become too large to be consumed by gape‐limited predatory fishes …

White sturgeon inhabit large rivers and estuaries along the Pacific coast of North America
and play important ecological and cultural roles. As with other poikilotherms the expected …

Simple Summary Restocking programmes are of crucial importance for the stabilisation of
wild sturgeon stocks. Despite massive restocking, the survival rate of post-released fish is …

As foundation species, kelp support productive and species rich communities; however, the
effects of kelp structure on mobile species within these complex natural systems are often …

Green sturgeon (Acipenser medirostris) are an anadromous threatened species of sturgeon
found along the Pacific coast of North America. The southern distinct population segment …

All-Russian Research Institute of Integrated Fish Farming-a branch of the Federal State
Budgetary Scientific Institution" Federal Research Center for Animal Husbandry named after …

Predation of fish raised and released as part of conservation aquaculture programs can
pose a threat to the recovery of endangered populations. Therefore, understanding the …

Several populations of white sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus) are experiencing chronic
recruitment failure, likely due to low survival in the early life history stages. Despite great …