2008
DOI: 10.1080/02705060.2008.9664224
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Population Characteristics of Lotic Orangespotted Sunfish

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“…Many very large rivers (e.g., the Detroit River) have relatively low flow velocities; therefore, the associated drag force does not significantly decrease the netting efficiency of passive lake sampling methods in those rivers (Lapointe et al 2006). Conversely, smaller wadeable streams and creeks can be readily sampled by seine (e.g., Rasmus et al 2008) or backpack electrofishing (e.g., Reid et al 2009). The rivers in our study were 30-2,000 m in width and fall within the continuum between very large rivers and small streams.…”
Section: Jones and Yunkermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many very large rivers (e.g., the Detroit River) have relatively low flow velocities; therefore, the associated drag force does not significantly decrease the netting efficiency of passive lake sampling methods in those rivers (Lapointe et al 2006). Conversely, smaller wadeable streams and creeks can be readily sampled by seine (e.g., Rasmus et al 2008) or backpack electrofishing (e.g., Reid et al 2009). The rivers in our study were 30-2,000 m in width and fall within the continuum between very large rivers and small streams.…”
Section: Jones and Yunkermentioning
confidence: 99%