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Migration delays caused by anthropogenic barriers: modeling dams, temperature, and success of migrating salmon smolts by Marschall, Elizabeth A, Mather, Martha E, Parrish, Donna L, Allison, Gary W, McMenemy, James R

“…Disruption to migration is a growing problem for conservation and restoration of animal populations. Anthropogenic barriers along migration paths can delay or…”
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Summer stream temperature metrics for predicting brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) distribution in streams by Butryn, Ryan S., Parrish, Donna L., Rizzo, Donna M.

“…We developed a methodology to predict brook trout ( Salvelinus fontinalis ) distribution using summer temperature metrics as predictor variables. Our analysis…”
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Highlighting the 2014 AFS Award of Excellence Recipient—Kenneth A. Rose by Parrish, Donna L.

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Phylogeographic Analysis of Mudpuppies (Necturus maculosus) by Greenwald, Katherine, Stedman, Amber, Mifsud, David, Stapleton, Maegan, Larson, Krista, Chellman, Isaac, Parrish, Donna L, kilpatrick, C. William

“…The geology of the Pleistocene, and particularly the Last Glacial Maximum approximately 26.5 ka, is a critical driver of species present-day distributions and…”
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Predicting the Stability of Endangered Stonecats in the LaPlatte River, Vermont by Puchala, Elizabeth A., Parrish, Donna L., Donovan, Therese M.

“…Stonecats Noturus flavus in Vermont conform to a rare distribution pattern (as designated by Rabinowitz 1981) because their known distribution within the state…”
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Interactions between Hatch Dates, Growth Rates, and Mortality of Age‐0 Native Rainbow Smelt and Nonnative Alewife in Lake Champlain by Simonin, Paul W., Parrish, Donna L., Rudstam, Lars G., Pientka, Bernard, Sullivan, Patrick J.

“…Timing of hatch in fish populations can be critical for first‐year survival and, therefore, year‐class strength and subsequent species interactions. We…”
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Summer temperature variation and implications for juvenile Atlantic salmon by Mather, Martha E, Parrish, Donna L, Campbell, Cara A, McMenemy, James R, Smith, Joseph M

“…Temperature is important to fish in determining their geographic distribution. For cool- and cold-water fish, thermal regimes are especially critical at the…”
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Federal Funding for Programs to Prevent, Control, and Manage Aquatic Invasive Species by Riecke, Dennis K., Ferry, Kristen H., Hardiman, Jill M., Hughes, Robert M., Kolar, Cynthia S., Moy, Philip, Parrish, Donna L., Pitchford, Gregory D., Schroeder, Kirk

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Double-Crested Cormorant and Fish Interactions in a Shallow Basin of Lake Champlain by Eisenhower, Marc D, Parrish, Donna L

“…Interactions of Double-crested Cormorants (Phalacrocorax auritus) and fish in a constricted shallow basin near a cormorant nesting site (Young Island) in Lake…”
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Importance and Predictability of Cannibalism in Rainbow Smelt by Parker Stetter, Sandra L., Thomson, Jennifer L. Stritzel, Rudstam, Lars G., Parrish, Donna L., Sullivan, Patrick J.

“…Cannibalism is a key interaction between young of year (age‐0) and older fish in many freshwater ecosystems. Density and spatial overlap between age‐groups…”
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Habitat Selection of Predator and Prey: Atlantic Salmon and Rainbow Smelt Overlap, Based on Temperature and Dissolved Oxygen by Pientka, Bernard, Parrish, Donna L.

“…We investigated the predator‐prey interactions of two pelagic species, landlocked Atlantic salmon Salmo salar and rainbow smelt Osmerus mordax, in a large‐lake…”
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Multi-run migratory behavior of adult male lake sturgeon in a short river by Izzo, Lisa K., Parrish, Donna L., Zydlewski, Gayle Barbin

“…Lake sturgeon (Acipenser fulvescens) can migrate long distances to spawn, but many populations currently spawn in systems where the length of accessible…”
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Seasonal Movements and Spatial Overlap of Juvenile and Adult Lake Sturgeon in Lake Champlain by Izzo, Lisa K., Zydlewski, Gayle Barbin, Marsden, J. Ellen, Parrish, Donna L.

“…The lake sturgeon Acipenser fulvescens is a large, long‐lived, potamodromous species that is widely distributed throughout freshwater systems in the central…”
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Migration Timing of Atlantic Salmon Smolts Relative to Environmental and Physiological Factors by Whalen, Kevin G., Parrish, Donna L., McCormick, Stephen D.

“…We determined the migration timing of fry‐stocked smolts of Atlantic salmon Salmo salar relative to environmental and physiological factors, by using net weirs…”
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Second Fin Ray Shows Promise for Estimating Ages of Juvenile but Not Adult Lake Sturgeon by Izzo, Lisa K., Parrish, Donna L., Zydlewski, Gayle Barbin, Koenigs, Ryan

“…The first marginal pectoral fin ray (fin spine) is the most common structure used for estimating the age of sturgeons, including Lake Sturgeon Acipenser…”
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Modeling Larval American Shad Recruitment in a Large River by Marschall, Elizabeth A., Glover, David C., Mather, Martha E., Parrish, Donna L.

“…Climate change is altering the spatial and temporal patterns of temperature and discharge in rivers, which is expected to have implications for the life stages…”
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Using Abiotic and Biotic Factors to Predict the Range Expansion of White Perch in Lake Champlain by Hawes, Ethan J., Parrish, Donna L.

“…White perch ( Morone americana) invaded Lake Champlain, New York-Vermont, in the mid-1980s, yet abundance of white perch and those factors controlling their…”
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Size and Age of Stonecats in Lake Champlain; Estimating Growth at the Margin of their Range to Aid in Population Management by Puchala, Elizabeth A., Parrish, Donna L., Ogle, Derek H.

“…Little is known about populations of Stonecat Noturus flavus, especially in the northeastern United States, where they are at the edge of their range. In Lake…”
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Piscivore Diet Shifts and Trophic Level Change after Alewife Establishment in Lake Champlain by Simonin, Paul W., Rudstam, Lars G., Parrish, Donna L., Pientka, Bernard, Sullivan, Patrick J.

“…Invasions and deliberate introductions of new prey species are likely to affect the prey choice and trophic level of resident predators. Rainbow Smelt Osmerus…”
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Donna L. Parrish

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