Urban areas are increasing in size and human population density. The implications of
widespread urbanization are apparent for a wide variety of stream organisms, but the …

Six species of redhorse sucker (family Catostomidae, genus Moxostoma) occur in
Minnesota, and all are harvested recreationally, particularly by bowfishing. Currently, this …

Intermittent or ephemeral streams make up a large percentage of all stream habitats and
may have significant roles in spawning, foraging, refugia, and early life history habitat for …

Habitat alterations and establishment of nonnative fishes have reduced the distributions of
Flannelmouth Sucker Catostomus latipinnis and Bluehead Sucker C. discobolus to less than …

Recognizing how stream fish communities—and their habitats—differ across space and time
relative to their position in stream networks (ie, main‐stem versus tributary habitats) is …

Habitat diversity reflects the range of available habitats used by species with different niche
requirements and, therefore, influences species diversity. Land use influences stream …

Energy development threatens fish and wildlife resources worldwide. This study used
constrained ordinations to show fish assemblage structure associated with oil and gas well …

Remote sensing products, including aerial imagery, can be used to quantify characteristics
of watersheds and stream corridors that often predict the distribution and abundance of …

Freshwater fishes continue to decline at a rapid rate despite substantial conservation efforts.
Native fish conservation areas (NFCAs) are a management approach emphasizing …

Synchronous recruitment has been documented among salmonid populations in streams
draining mountainous regions, and to a lesser degree in low-gradient, groundwater-fed …