Indices such as the Index of Biotic Integrity (IBI) are often used by management agencies to
estimate the abstract property of stream health. These indices are usually predicated on the …

Aim We developed a new technique, utilizing species‐specific counts of individuals from
historical fish community samples, to examine landscape‐level, spatio‐temporal trends in …

Aim Hierarchical stream habitat conditions influence patterns of fish abundance and
population dynamics. The spawning period is important for stream fishes but coincides with …

Conservation prioritization frameworks are used worldwide to identify species at greatest
risk of extinction and to allocate limited resources across regions, species, and populations …

To better understand stream‐fish sensitivity to fine sediment, we documented assemblage‐
wide responses by selected traits along a sedimentation gradient. We then discuss the …

Excess fine sediment is a leading cause of impairment to river biota worldwide and greater
understanding of how instream fine sediment influences fish occurrence is needed …

Metrics such as the Index of Biotic Integrity (IBI) are often used by management agencies to
estimate the abstract property of stream health. These metrics are usually predicated on the …

Stream fishes are vulnerable to a range of natural and anthropogenic stressors. Information
on fish movements and habitat use is essential to conserve and manage these populations …

Abstract The Candy Darter (< em> Etheostoma osburni</em>) is a small freshwater fish
native to the New River drainage in West Virginia and Virginia that was listed as …

Abstract Nothonotus moorei (Yellowcheek Darter [YCD]) is an endangered species endemic
to the headwaters of the Little Red River in north-central Arkansas. Population decline …