Abstract Temperate eels Anguilla anguilla (European eel), A. rostrata (American eel) and A.
japonica (Japanese eel) are three catadromous species which have been declining since …

With broad distributions, diadromous fishes can be exposed to multiple threats at different
stages of development. For the primarily catadromous eels of the family Anguillidae, there is …

There is growing international concern about declines in populations of anguillid eels,
resulting in their inclusion in the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) …

To monitor and manage biodiversity, surrogate species (ie, indicator, umbrella and flagship
species) have been proposed where conservation resources are focused on a limited …

Japanese eels (Anguilla japonica) perform large‐scale oceanic migrations between their
spawning ground and growth habitats in continental waters during life history. However …

Fish distributions in river systems are known to be affected by large dams and other artificial
cross‐river structures such as weirs that prevent their movements and migrations. However …

Many complex factors determine the role of estuarine habitats and landscapes in fish growth
and survival that ultimately contribute individuals to adult populations. In this chapter, we …

The rivers and lakes of Japan have had a wide range of shoreline modifications for flood
control and stabilization, but the effects of this on the ecology of Japanese eels, Anguilla …

Das zweibändige Werk Fish and Fisheries in Estuaries: A Global Perspective enthält eine
Darstellung des aktuellen Wissensstandes über Fische in Ästuaren. In Beiträgen von mehr …

Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica) is a commercially important species; however, its
population has declined in recent years. Appropriate conservation management, including …