Applications of Underwater Video for Imperiled Fish Species Population Monitoring
Robert Mollenhauer,
Megan G. Bean,
Dominik Chilleri
et al.
Abstract:Common freshwater fish sampling methods (e.g., seining and electrofishing) are inherently invasive and often not appropriate for imperiled species. Visual observation methods provide a noninvasive alternative for population monitoring. Despite increasing popularity, the use of underwater video to monitor imperiled fishes is relatively unexplored. We evaluated the efficacy of underwater video to estimate occurrence and abundance of the imperiled Comanche Springs Pupfish Cyprinodon elegans using both point obser… Show more
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