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Population Size and Survival Rates of Blue Catfish in Chesapeake Bay Tributaries
Fabrizio, Mary C Tuckey, Troy D. Latour, Robert J. White, Gary C. Norris, Alicia J. Groves, Mary
Fabrizio, Mary C
Tuckey, Troy D.
Latour, Robert J.
White, Gary C.
Norris, Alicia J.
Groves, Mary
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This report comprises two studies conducted from 2012 to 2015 to estimate population size, survival rates, and movements of invasive blue catfish in Chesapeake Bay tributaries. The first study of population-size and survival was conducted in the James River, VA (Population Size and Survival Rates of Invasive Blue Catfish in Tidal Waters of the James River Subestuary). The second study on movement and survival of blue catfish was conducted in the Potomac River, the natural boundary between Maryland and Virginia (Movement Patterns and Survival Rate of Blue Catfish in a Non-Native Habitat Estimated with a Tagging Study). The Executive Summary of this report provides a synopsis of both studies.
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2016-11-01
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Juvenile Fish and Blue Crab Trawl Survey Reports
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Virginia Institute of Marine Science