Spatial and Temporal Patterns in the Distribution, Behavior, and Activity of Fishes in Canals of the Everglades

Hijuelos, Ann

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“…The abundance of large fishes in deep-water refuges, including alligator holes and canals, has been shown to increase during the dry season across different regions of the Everglades (Kushlan 1974, Rehage and Trexler 2006, Parkos et al 2011, Hijuelos 2012, Bush 2017. This seasonal influx of fishes into refuge habitats can result in significant changes in community structure Loftus 2007, Parkos et al 2011).…”

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Habitat Use of Three Abundant Predatory Fish Species in the Freshwater Marshes of the Florida Everglades

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I would like to thank the many graduate students and field technicians of the Trexler lab who assisted with this project in any way. There are many individuals who participated in the radio-tracking efforts that made this project possible. Tina Van Doornik, Erica Ascani, and Tom Granger braved mosquito swarms, countless thunderstorms, and sleepless nights while assisting with the 24-hour tracking portion of this project. I have many fond memories of our time on the L67-C; I am appreciative of their amity and commitment. I am also grateful for my many discussions with Mike Bush, who contributed to this work while conducting his own dissertation research. I would also like to thank Bradley Strickland and Abraham Smith for their companionship, insight, and encouragement through the years. I would like to express my gratitude towards Daniel Gann and Brittany Harris for their outstanding contribution to this project. Their efforts enhanced the mapping portion of this project and I am grateful for their time, extensive knowledge, and dedication. I would also like to thank my

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Habitat Use of Three Abundant Predatory Fish Species in the Freshwater Marshes of the Florida Everglades

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Spatial and Temporal Patterns in the Distribution, Behavior, and Activity of Fishes in Canals of the Everglades

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Habitat Use of Three Abundant Predatory Fish Species in the Freshwater Marshes of the Florida Everglades

Habitat Use of Three Abundant Predatory Fish Species in the Freshwater Marshes of the Florida Everglades

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