Age, growth and non‐flood recruitment of two potamodromous fishes in a large semi‐arid/temperate river system

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Fish assemblages of an Australian dryland river: abundance, assemblage structure and recruitment patterns in the Warrego River, Murray-Darling Basin (2006, unknown): “June 2001). Conjecture still surrounds the stimuli required for spawning and the roles of flow and other factors in juvenile recruitment of the yellowbelly, as discussed in Humphries et al. (1999), Mallen-Cooper and Stewart (2003) and Pusey et al. (2004).”
Non‐salmonids in a salmonid fishway: what do 50 years of data tell us about past and future fish passage? (2007, background): “These changes are over an ecologically short timeframe of 50 years, especially given that golden perch, silver perch and Murray cod are long-lived (> 25 years) species (Anderson, Morison & Ray 1992; Mallen-Cooper & Stuart 2003 ).”
Environmental flow enhances native fish spawning and recruitment in the Murray River, Australia (2009, background): “Mallen-Cooper and Stuart (2003) presented age verified year–class strength data of the two species from three years of sampling fish moving through the Torrumbarry weir fishway, on the Murray River downstream of Echuca.”