Black bass Micropterus spp. are quintessential North American sportfishes that support
economically valuable fisheries and act as keystone predators within aquatic ecosystems …

Abstract “Bartram's Bass” Micropterus sp. cf. coosae is endemic to the upper Savannah
River basin of the southeastern United States and is threatened by hybridization with …

Black bass Micropterus spp. stocked outside of their native range have often been
implicated in declines of native fishes, but impacts of these stockings on native congeners …

As the use of social media becomes more common among fisheries scientists and resource
managers, case studies of ongoing outreach efforts can provide insights on how to increase …

Rivers and streams of the southern United States contain more than 1,800 aquatic species,
500 of which are regionally endemic. At present, 34% of the fish species and 90% of the …

Abstract Bartram's Bass Micropterus sp. cf. cataractae is a rare black bass endemic to the
Savannah River of the south‐eastern United States and is threatened by habitat degradation …

The Alabama Bass Micropterus henshalli was recently elevated as a new black bass
species by Baker et al.(2008). This species was originally recognized as one of three …

Hybridization among the black basses Micropterus spp. occurs due to weak postzygotic
reproductive barriers and anthropogenic factors, such as habitat alteration. Introduction of …

The highly diverse freshwater ichthyofauna of the southeastern United States' Atlantic slope
is imperiled due to numerous anthropogenic insults to the region's lotic environments …

The diversity of freshwater fishes and black bass Micropterus spp. in the United States are
concentrated in the southeastern region. Dams, anthropogenic land use, fragmentation …