Large‐scale synchrony and inter‐annual variability in roach recruitment in the Rhône River: the relative role of climatic factors and density‐dependent processes

By G. Grenouillet, B. Hugueny, G. Carrel, J. Olivier, D. Pont. 2001

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Subfields: Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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In Ecology

1. M. Daufresne
2. P. Boët
3. N. Lamouroux
4. I. Cowx
5. P. Humphries
6. G. Grenouillet
7. C. Hassall
8. Ian Jowett

In Nature and Landscape Conservation

1. M. Daufresne
2. P. Boët
3. N. Lamouroux
4. I. Cowx
5. P. Humphries
6. J. Robert Britton
7. G. Grenouillet
8. C. Hassall

Citations in the corpus

• Spawning time and early life history of Murray cod, Maccullochella peelii (Mitchell) in an Australian river (2005, background): “Temperatures which optimise growth during the early life history appear to be critical for survival in many species of riverine fish (e.g. Henderson & Corps 1997; Grenouillet et al. 2001).”
• Long‐term studies of freshwater macroinvertebrates: a review of the frequency, duration and ecological significance (2006, unknown): “populations and communities (e.g. Elliott, 1985; Grossman, Dowd & Crawford, 1990; Strange, Moyle & Foin, 1993; Grossman et al., 1998; Grenouillet et al., 2001; Oberdorff, Hugueny & Vigneron, 2001), these”
• Climate change impacts on structure and diversity of fish communities in rivers (2007, methodology): “According to Grenouillet et al. (2001), we used the equivalence found between point abundance and continuous sampling (Pont et al., 1993) to evaluate CPUEs at Saint-Alban.”
• Is water temperature an adequate predictor of recruitment success in cyprinid fish populations in lowland rivers (2003, background): “correlated with high water temperature during the first summer of life (Mills & Mann, 1985; Cowx, 2000; Grenouillet et al., 2001), and several studies have demonstrated that a major influence on summer water temperatures is the position of the North Wall of the Fig.”
• Long‐term changes within the invertebrate and fish communities of the Upper Rhône River: effects of climatic factors (2004, background): “, the number of fish of a given species captured for a 20mn period (to be consistent with other studies on the Rhône River using the same protocol; Cattanéo et al., 2001; Grenouillet et al., 2001).”