Crossings between roads and streams can negatively affect fish, especially when culverts
prevent free movement along the stream. Understanding this effect is essential to design …

Management of wetland connectivity is important for biodiversity conservation. In the modern
agricultural landscape, the natural connections between floodplain wetlands have been …

Movement is a fundamental aspect of fish ecology, and it therefore represents an important
trait to monitor for the management and conservation of fish populations. This is especially …

Movement is a basic feature of fish ecology, being related to dispersal, recolonization, and
recovery of local populations after disturbance. Non-migratory species are the main …

Understanding non-native species dispersal is vital for their future management. The round
goby (Neogobius melanostomus) has greatly extended its range since the 1990s, with …

Passive integrated transponder (PIT) tags have been used to infer demography and
behavior of lotic fishes, but their application has mostly been limited to salmonids. We …

Abstract Effects of subcutaneous visible implanted alphanumeric (VIA) microtags, pelvic fin
excision, and individual photo-identification (Pid) based on natural spot patterns were …

We examined the genetic population structure of Lefua echigonia in the Ise Bay region
based on the nucleotide sequences of the mitochondrial DNA cytochrome b region …

We undertook a mark–recapture study of three pool‐dwelling balitoroid loaches and a
nonmigratory goby in a Hong Kong hillstream, which extended over a 35‐week period. The …

Abstract Walleye Sander vitreus and Sauger Sander canadensis are both
socioeconomically important sportfish species in Lewis and Clark Lake, an …