A Review of Predation Impact by 0+ Fish on Zooplankton in Fresh and Brackish Waters of the Temperate Northern Hemisphere

By Thomas Mehner, R. Thiel. Environmental Biology of Fishes, 2004

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Abundance and species richness as a function of food resources and vegetation structure: juvenile fish assemblages in rivers (2002, background): “Fish in their first year of life generally feed on zooplankton (reviewed by Mehner and Thiel 1999), face similar constraints of foraging and predation risk, and consequently often overlap in microhabitat use and diet (e.g. Garner 1996).”
Is density-dependent growth in young-of-the-year fishes a question of critical weight? (2000, background): “A recent review that focused on the predatory influence of age-0 fishes on zooplankton prey drew similar conclusions (Mehner and Theil, 1999).”
Consequences of fish predation, migration, and juvenile ontogeny on zooplankton spring dynamics (2007, background): “Mehner and Thiel (1999) reviewed 18 studies with the aim to assess whether 0+ fish may be a major factor affecting the often observed decline in zooplankton abundance in late spring.”