Range Extension of Spotted Bullhead, Ameiurus serracanthus, Family Ictaluridae, in Peninsular Florida

Moran, Jennifer Butler; Tuten, Travis; Anderson, Chris; Dunn, Kirk; O'Connor, J. F.; Saxton, John; Buescher, Chelsea; Miller, Keith; Nagid, Eric J.; Ortiz, Lyzeveli; Simonton, Lynn; Holzwart, Kym Rouse

doi:10.1656/058.020.0311

Southeastern Naturalist

2021

DOI: 10.1656/058.020.0311

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Range Extension of Spotted Bullhead, Ameiurus serracanthus, Family Ictaluridae, in Peninsular Florida

Jennifer Butler Moran¹,

Travis Tuten²,

Chris Anderson³

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“…Ameiurus catus (L.) (White Catfish) is believed to be native to the Chattahoochee and coastal plain rivers in Alabama, with nonnative records in scattered localities across the state (Rider and Powell 2018). Ameiurus serracanthus (Yerger and Relyea) (Spotted Bullhead) is restricted to the Chattahoochee and Choctawhatchee watersheds of Alabama (Boschung and Mayden 2004, Cailteux and Dobbins 2005, Moran et al 2021).…”

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First Records of Ameiurus brunneus (Snail Bullhead) from the Tallapoosa River Watershed, Alabama, with Comments on Mobile–Chattahoochee Stream Captures

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2023

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Herein we report on the collection of 9 Ameiurus brunneus (Snail Bullhead) individuals from 2 major stream systems in the middle Tallapoosa River in Chambers and Randolph counties, AL. These specimens represent the first catalogued records of Snail Bullhead from the Tallapoosa River and constitute a range extension for this species. These records cohere with previous evidence suggesting that reciprocal stream captures took place between the Chattahoochee and Middle Tallapoosa watersheds.

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First Records of Ameiurus brunneus (Snail Bullhead) from the Tallapoosa River Watershed, Alabama, with Comments on Mobile–Chattahoochee Stream Captures

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Survey Evaluation of Florida’s Freshwater Fisheries Long-Term Monitoring Program

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Natural resource monitoring programs benefit from routine evaluation. Here, Florida’s statewide Freshwater Fisheries Long-Term Monitoring (LTM) program is used to show how stakeholder surveys can be integral to this process. In 2022, an online questionnaire was sent to internal stakeholders, i.e., state agency personnel who collect, enter, or use freshwater fisheries data for fisheries and habitat management purposes. The survey’s primary objective was to evaluate the program at its 15-year mark; secondary objectives were to compare results with a similar survey conducted at the 4-year mark, compare results among respondents based on experience and functional role, and develop recommendations for strategic initiatives to further improve the program. The survey consisted of 43 questions across six sections of program evaluation: demographics; field sampling; data entry, summary, and reporting; management decision support; programmatic views; and additional input. Respondents generally had positive views of the LTM program, but the survey revealed differences among respondents with different functional roles (e.g., fisheries researchers and managers viewed the decisional value, priority, and sample sizes of LTM data more favorably than habitat managers) while highlighting high-priority future initiatives (e.g., database development). Our results demonstrate the utility of stakeholder surveys as an important step in evaluating monitoring programs.

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Range Extension of Spotted Bullhead, Ameiurus serracanthus, Family Ictaluridae, in Peninsular Florida

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References 11 publications

First Records of Ameiurus brunneus (Snail Bullhead) from the Tallapoosa River Watershed, Alabama, with Comments on Mobile–Chattahoochee Stream Captures

First Records of Ameiurus brunneus (Snail Bullhead) from the Tallapoosa River Watershed, Alabama, with Comments on Mobile–Chattahoochee Stream Captures

Survey Evaluation of Florida’s Freshwater Fisheries Long-Term Monitoring Program

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