Inter‐basin water transfers create new pathways between previously disjunct systems and
communities. If fish movement occurs, it can lead to invasion or altered regional connectivity …

Aim Hotspots of human activity are focal points for ecosystem disturbance and non‐native
introduction, from which invading populations disperse and spread. As such, connectivity to …

Understanding the factors responsible for the success of exotic species is a prevalent issue
in invasion biology. Although the ecological traits of exotic species are known to play a …

Aim River flow regimes are changing globally as a consequence of human use of freshwater
resources. Additionally, rivers are among the most invaded ecosystems. Invasion biology …

Establishment of nonnative fishes and extirpations of native fishes have homogenized
freshwater fish faunas, yet our understanding of the drivers of this process remain limited …

Nonnative fishes can cause ecological impacts as invasive species, but identifying which
nonnative species have harmful impacts is critical to prioritizing management and policy …

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 …

In this study, we assessed the invasion process of non-native fish species in the upper
Paraná River floodplain using survey data from 1986 to 2018. We aimed to answer three …

In the context of increasing pressure on water bodies, many fish-based indices have been
developed to evaluate the ecological status of rivers. However, most of these indices suffer …