Effects of Thiamine on Reproduction of Atlantic Salmon and a New Hypothesis for Their Extirpation in Lake Ontario

By H. Ketola, P. Bowser, G. Wooster, L. Wedge, S. Hurst. 2000

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Adverse Effects of Alewives on Laurentian Great Lakes Fish Communities (2008, background): “Ketola et al. (2000 ) presented evidence to suggest that the primary mechanism for the extirpation of Atlantic salmon from Lake Ontario was alewife-induced EMS.”
Development of Thiamine Deficiencies and Early Mortality Syndrome in Lake Trout by Feeding Experimental and Feral Fish Diets Containing Thiaminase (2005, background): “Two invasive species, alewife Alosa pseudoharengus and rainbow smelt Osmerus mordax , entered the Great Lakes with the opening of the Erie canal system and became established among the lakes ( Ketola et al. 2000 , and references therein).”
Biochemical composition of copepods for evaluation of feed quality in production of juvenile marine fish (2008, background): “In fish, deficiency in thiamine has been associated with the M74 and Cayuga syndromes in salmonids, leading to highmortality during early life stages in wild fish (Fisher et al., 1996; Åkerman et al., 1998; Pickova et al., 1998; Ketola et al., 2000).”