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Fish Migration, Dams, and Loss of Ecosystem Services in the Mekong Basin by Dugan, Patrick J, Barlow, Chris, Agostinho, Angelo A, Baran, Eric, Cada, Glenn F, Chen, Daqing, Cowx, Ian G, Ferguson, John W, Jutagate, Tuantong, Mallen-Cooper, Martin, Marmulla, Gerd, Nestler, John, Petrere, Miguel, Welcomme, Robin L, Winemiller, Kirk O

“…The past decade has seen increased international recognition of the importance of the services provided by natural ecosystems. It is unclear however whether…”
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Evaluation of Behavior and Survival of Fish Exposed to an Axial-Flow Hydrokinetic Turbine by Amaral, Stephen V, Bevelhimer, Mark S, Čada, Glenn F, Giza, Daniel J, Jacobson, Paul T, McMahon, Brian J, Pracheil, Brenda M

“…Previous studies have evaluated fish injury and mortality at hydrokinetic (HK) turbines, but because these studies focused on the impacts of these turbines in…”
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Status of Environmentally Enhanced Hydropower Turbines by Hogan, Timothy W, Cada, Glenn F, Amaral, Stephen V

“…Environmentally enhanced hydroelectric turbines have been developed to reduce injury and mortality of downstream-migrating fishes and to improve downstream…”
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Behavioral Responses of Representative Freshwater Fish Species to Electromagnetic Fields by Bevelhimer, Mark S, Cada, Glenn F, Fortner, Allison M, Schweizer, Peter E, Riemer, Kristina

“…Hydrokinetic energy is proposed as an environmentally preferred means of generating electricity from river and tidal currents. To resolve environmental…”
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A traits-based approach for prioritizing species for monitoring and surrogacy selection by Pracheil, BM, McManamay, RA, Bevelhimer, MS, DeRolph, CR, Čada, GF

“…The bar for justifying the use of vertebrate animals for study is being increasingly raised, thus requiring increased rigor for species selection and study…”
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The Development of Advanced Hydroelectric Turbines to Improve Fish Passage Survival by Cada, Glenn F

“…Recent efforts to improve the survival of hydroelectric turbine‐passed juvenile fish have explored modifications to both operation and design of the turbines…”
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The Development of Advanced Hydroelectric Turbines to Improve Fish Passage Survival by Čada, Glenn F.

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Laboratory Studies of the Short-term Responses of Freshwater Fish to Electromagnetic Fields by Bevelhimer, Mark S, Cada, Glenn F, Fortner, Allison M, Schweizer, Peter E, Riemer, Kristina P

“…Hydrokinetic energy technologies are being proposed as an environmentally preferred means of generating electricity from river and tidal currents. Among the…”
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Small-scale Hydroelectric Power for Developing Countries: Methodology of Site-selection Based on Environmental Issues by Cada, Glenn F., Zadroga, Frank

“…Small Hydropower Projects (SHPs), defined as including hydroelectric generating facilities with capacities of 1,000 kW or less, have great potential for…”
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Evaluation of Behavior and Survival of Fish Exposed to an Axial‐Flow Hydrokinetic Turbine by Amaral, Stephen V., Bevelhimer, Mark S., Čada, Glenn F., Giza, Daniel J., Jacobson, Paul T., McMahon, Brian J., Pracheil, Brenda M.

“…Abstract Previous studies have evaluated fish injury and mortality at hydrokinetic (HK) turbines, but because these studies focused on the impacts of these…”
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Food and Feeding Preferences of Rainbow and Brown Trout in Southern Appalachian Streams by Cada, Glenn F., Loar, James M., Cox, David K.

“…The stomach contents of Age 1 and older rainbow (Salmo gairdneri) and brown trout (S. trutta) in five southern Appalachian soft-water streams were compared…”
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Effectiveness of hydrotreatment in reducing the toxicity of a coal liquefaction product to juvenile channel catfish by CADA, G. F, KENNA, M

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Effects of water velocity on the survival of downstream-migrating juvenile salmon and steelhead: A review with emphasis on the Columbia river basin by Čada, Glenn F., Deacon, Michael D., Mitz, Stephen V., Bevelhimer, Mark S.

“…Restoration of salmon and steelhead stocks in the Columbia River Basin depends in large part on the adequacy of streamflows needed to transport juveniles…”
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