Standard Methods for Sampling North American Freshwater Fishes
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Description
Scott A. Bonar, Wayne A. Hubert, and David W. Willis, editors
335 pages, hardcover, index
Published by the American Fisheries Society, August 2009
ISBN: 978-1-934874-10-3
doi: https://doi.org/10.47886/9781934874103
Summary
This important reference book provides standard sampling methods recommended by the American Fisheries Society for assessing and monitoring freshwater fish populations in North America. Methods apply to ponds, reservoirs, natural lakes, and streams and rivers containing cold and warmwater fishes. Range-wide and eco-regional averages for indices of abundance, population structure, and condition for individual species are supplied to facilitate comparisons of standard data among populations. Provides information on converting nonstandard to standard data, statistical and database procedures for analyzing and storing standard data, and methods to prevent transfer of invasive species while sampling.
284 biologists and managers from 107 agencies, universities, and businesses contributed to the book as authors, reviewers, or sponsors.
CONTENTS
Warmwater Fish in Small Standing Waters (Kevin L. Pope, Robert M. Neumann, and Scott D. Bryan)
Warmwater Fish in Large Standing Waters (L. E. (Steve) Miranda and Jeff Boxrucker)
Coldwater Fish in Small Standing Waters (Nigel P. Lester, Paul E. Bailey, and Wayne A. Hubert)
Coldwater Fish in Large Standing Waters (David A. Beauchamp, Donna L. Parrish, and Roy A. Whaley)
Coldwater Fish in Rivers (R. Allen Curry, Robert M. Hughes, Mark E. McMaster, and
David J. Zafft)
Standardizing Electrofishing Power for Boat Electrofishing (L. E. (Steve) Miranda)
Appendix A: Descriptions of standard North American inland fish sampling
equipment and fish communities for which they are used
Appendix B: Glossary of terms
Appendix C: Conversions commonly used by fisheries biologists
Index