Trophic interactions govern biomass fluxes in ecosystems, and stability in food webs.
Knowledge of how trophic interaction strengths are affected by differences among habitats is …

The large percids, including Perca and Sander species, are economically and ecologically
important species that inhabit large temperature regions of the Northern Hemisphere. In this …

Growing appreciation of biodiversity and the role of apex predators, along with the
increasing popularity of multispecies and trophy‐oriented angling, has elevated the status of …

Growing degree-days (GDD,° C⊙ days) are an index of ambient thermal energy that relates
directly to an ectotherm's cumulative metabolism but is rarely used to describe growth and …

Temperature had a significant and positive effect on the foraging and growth of juvenile
common carp Cyprinus carpio (90–105mm) between 16 and 28° C. Metrics measured were …

The distribution of weak and strong non-linear feeding interactions (ie, functional responses)
across the links of complex food webs is critically important for their stability. While empirical …

Nous avons examiné l'importance de la disponibilité des proies, de la prédation et des
facteurs abiotiques dans la détermination de la croissance et de la survie chez les dorés …

Angling catch records are frequently used to reveal fish population developments. It is
therefore important to understand the determinants of angling catches. This study focused …

Some northern Wisconsin lakes have shown declines in catches of age‐0 Walleye Sander
vitreus in standardized fall electrofishing sampling, suggesting that recruitment bottlenecks …

Reef sharks may influence the foraging behaviour of mesopredatory teleosts on coral reefs
via both risk effects and competitive exclusion. We used a “natural experiment” to test the …