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Today’s paper is from the most recent issue of TAFS. It investigates niche overlap and habitat use in a glacial lake-wetland ecosystem complex in South Dakota. The species studied were
Let me start with, I love this paper. I love this kind of work. As a former agency employee, I know that more employees to do the work does not
I had to scramble this morning. I had seen a number of interesting titles on the AFS Journals website for TAFS recently, and went looking for them again today. But,
The American Fisheries Society (AFS) seeks a scientist with a broad perspective on fisheries to serve as editor-in-chief (EIC) of Transactions of the American Fisheries Society (TAFS). Transactions of the
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Today’s paper is from the Journal of Aquatic Animal Health, looking at shell deformities in unionid mussels. I am using this paper as an opportunity to give a nod to
Call for Proposals – Symposia and Workshops Headwaters to Saltwater:Understanding the Past, Protecting the Future, 155 Years of AFS Proposal Submission site opens: December 6, 2024Session Proposal Deadline: January 24, 2025
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Today’s paper is another great example of integrating fish culture, research and management to address a fishery issue. Nonnative fish create a variety of concerns, including habitat alterations, hybridization with
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