Bigheaded carps : a biological synopsis and environmental risk assessment

By C. Kolar, D. Chapman, W. Courtenay, Christine M. Housel, James D. Williams, Dawn P. Jennings. 2007

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• Active and passive environmental DNA surveillance of aquatic invasive species (2016, background): “The MRW is the largest watershed in the state and contains two intermittent hydrological connections to Lake Erie, making it a possible invasion pathway for Asian carp (Kolar et al. 2007; USACE 2014).”
• First evidence of grass carp recruitment in the Great Lakes Basin (2013, background): “However, existing risk assessments (Cudmore and Mandrak, 2011; DeVaney et al., 2009; Kolar et al., 2007) suggest that establishment is possible.”
• Can filter‐feeding Asian carp invade the Laurentian Great Lakes? A bioenergetic modelling exercise (2010, background): “rates are highly variable, being dependent not just on body size and temperature, but also on particle size (Kolar et al., 2007).”