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Age 0+ fish occurrence in modified habitat in south-western Ontario / by J. K. Leslie and C. A. Timmins. : Fs97-6/2219E

Fish utilization of Great Lakes littoral habitat is in constant flux owing to human intervention, expressed as ceaseless pollution, fragmentation, shrinkage, and permanent loss of natural systems (Herdendorf 1992). Remnant habitat often hosts a mainly transient fish community high in number of species (Stephenson 1990) and low in richness and diversity. Few studies have attempted to assess the role of such habitats in respect of reproduction and early development of species or their relationship with regional fisheries. Because field studies are required to advance our knowledge of as many fish habitats as are utilized, we investigated seasonality, relative density, and growth of age 0+ fishes in three habitats modified by human activity in south-west Ontario.--Introduction

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  • Canada. Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
TitreAge 0+ fish occurrence in modified habitat in south-western Ontario / by J. K. Leslie and C. A. Timmins.
Titre de la série
  • Canadian technical report of fisheries and aquatic sciences 0706-6457 2219
Type de publicationMonographie - Voir l'enregistrement principal
Langue[Anglais]
FormatTexte matériel
Autres formats offertsTexte numérique-[Anglais]
Note(s)
  • "Fish utilization of Great Lakes littoral habitat is in constant flux owing to human intervention, expressed as ceaseless pollution, fragmentation, shrinkage, and permanent loss of natural systems (Herdendorf 1992). Remnant habitat often hosts a mainly transient fish community high in number of species (Stephenson 1990) and low in richness and diversity. Few studies have attempted to assess the role of such habitats in respect of reproduction and early development of species or their relationship with regional fisheries. Because field studies are required to advance our knowledge of as many fish habitats as are utilized, we investigated seasonality, relative density, and growth of age 0+ fishes in three habitats modified by human activity in south-west Ontario."--Introduction. Prepared at the Great Lakes Laboratory for Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 867 Lakeshore Road, Burlington, Ontario L7R 4A6.
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Information sur la publication
  • Ottawa - Ontario : Fisheries and Oceans Canada 1998.
ReliureSoftcover
Descriptioniii, 21p. : references, tables ; 28 cm.
ISSN0706-6457
Numéro de catalogue
  • Fs97-6/2219E
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