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Relationship Among Side Channels, Fish Assemblages, and Environmental Gradients in the Unimpounded Upper Mississippi River

Valerie A. Barko Missouri Department of Conservation, Open River Field Station, 3815 E. Jackson Blvd., Jackson, MO, 63755, USA
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David P. Herzog Missouri Department of Conservation, Open River Field Station, 3815 E. Jackson Blvd., Jackson, MO, 63755, USA
Pages 377-382 | Received 19 Nov 2002, Accepted 24 Jan 2003, Published online: 06 Jan 2011

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Jason W. Crites, Quinton E. Phelps, Kathryn N.S. McCain, David P. Herzog & Robert A. Hrabik. (2012) An investigation of fish community and water quality compositions in an isolated side channel of the upper Mississippi River. Journal of Freshwater Ecology 27:1, pages 19-29.
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QuintonE. Phelps, SaraJ. Tripp, JamesE. Garvey, DavidP. Herzog, DavidE. Ostendorf, JosephW. Ridings, JasonW. Crites & RobertA. Hrabik. (2010) Habitat Use during Early Life History Infers Recovery Needs for Shovelnose Sturgeon and Pallid Sturgeon in the Middle Mississippi River. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 139:4, pages 1060-1068.
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QuintonE. Phelps, DavidP. Herzog, RonaldC. Brooks, ValerieA. Barko, DavidE. Ostendorf, JosephW. Ridings, SaraJ. Tripp, RobertE. Colombo, JamesE. Garvey & RobertA. Hrabik. (2009) Seasonal Comparison of Catch Rates and Size Structure Using Three Gear Types to Sample Sturgeon in the Middle Mississippi River. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 29:5, pages 1487-1495.
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GregoryW. Whitledge, BrettM. Johnson, PatrickJ. Martinez & AnitaM. Martinez. (2007) Sources of Nonnative Centrarchids in the Upper Colorado River Revealed by Stable Isotope and Microchemical Analyses of Otoliths. Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 136:5, pages 1263-1275.
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Alessandro Manfrin, Margret Bunzel-Drüke, Armin W. Lorenz, Anthony Maire, Matthias Scharf, Olaf Zimball & Stefan Stoll. (2020) The effect of lateral connectedness on the taxonomic and functional structure of fish communities in a lowland river floodplain. Science of The Total Environment 719, pages 137169.
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Thomas A Worthington, Anthony A Echelle, Joshuah S Perkin, Robert Mollenhauer, Nicole Farless, Joseph J Dyer, Daniel Logue & Shannon K Brewer. (2018) The emblematic minnows of the North American Great Plains: A synthesis of threats and conservation opportunities. Fish and Fisheries 19:2, pages 271-307.
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M. J. Sobotka & Q. E. Phelps. (2017) A Comparison of Main and Side Channel Physical and Water Quality Metrics and Habitat Complexity in the Middle Mississippi River. River Research and Applications 33:6, pages 879-888.
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Ann Marie ReinholdRobert G. BramblettAlexander V. ZaleDavid W. RobertsGeoffrey C. Poole. (2016) Comparative use of side and main channels by small‐bodied fish in a large, unimpounded river. Freshwater Biology 61:10, pages 1611-1626.
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S. Tripp, K. Jack Killgore & J. E. Garvey. (2016) Fish Movements and Passage Through a Water Control Structure: River Stage and Floodplain Connectivity. River Research and Applications 32:4, pages 812-819.
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Katherine White, Joseph Gerken, Craig Paukert & Andrew Makinster. (2010) Fish community structure in natural and engineered habitats in the Kansas River. River Research and Applications 26:7, pages 797-805.
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R. A. Hrabik, D. P. Herzog, D. E. Ostendorf & M. D. Petersen. (2007) Larvae provide first evidence of successful reproduction by pallid sturgeon, Scaphirhynchus albus, in the Mississippi River. Journal of Applied Ichthyology 23:4, pages 436-443.
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Valerie A. Barko & Jeffrey T. Briggler. (2006) Midland Smooth Softshell (Apalone mutica) and Spiny Softshell (Apalone spinifera) Turtles in the Middle Mississippi River: Habitat Associations, Population Structure, and Implications for Conservation. Chelonian Conservation and Biology 5:2, pages 225-231.
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VALERIE A. BARKO, JEFFREY T. BRIGGLER & DAVID E. OSTENDORF. (2004) PASSIVE FISHING TECHNIQUES: A CAUSE OF TURTLE MORTALITY IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Journal of Wildlife Management 68:4, pages 1145-1150.
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