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Welcome to Columbus and the 69th Midwest Fish & Wildlife 

Conference! I hope that you’ll find the heart of the Buckeye State 

a great venue for exploring our theme, Foundation for the Future 

of Fish & Wildlife Management. From great hotel accommodations 

and a variety of casual dining opportunities to excellent 

meeting facilities at the Hyatt Regency, our planning committee 

hopes to provide you with an enjoyable stay and an excellent 

technical program. Fine meals will be provided at both the Sunday 

and Tuesday night receptions. 

Attendees of the 1998 Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference 

hosted in Ohio may recall a lively social with VERY live music 

provided by Ohio’s own Menus. I am pleased to announce that 

the Menus will return for our Tuesday night gathering and can 

confirm that they haven’t slowed down a bit! Make sure to save 

some time during your busy week to unwind on Tuesday night for 

an evening to remember. 

Our planning committee is following Wisconsin’s lead from the 

68th Conference by minimizing the amount of printed materials, 

banners, and other items that ultimately end up in landfills. While 

we’ve tried to keep costs down, we also may have missed a few 

details. If you need assistance at any time during the conference, 

please don’t hesitate to stop by the registration area or notify 

conference staff who will be wearing lime green t-shirts with the 

word “STAFF” printed on the back to help you recognize them. 

Thanks again for joining us in Columbus 

for the 69th Midwest Fish & Wildlife Conference! 

Brett Beatty 

Local Arrangements Chair 

Committee Members……………….…. 2 

Registration………………………….…… 3 

Future Conferences……………….……. 3 

General Information…………………... 4-5 

Conference Schedule……………….... 6 

Associated Meetings…………………... 7 

Keynote Speakers…………………….... 8 

Symposia & Workshops………………... 9 

Symposia & Papers…………………….. 10-21 

Sponsors………………………………….. 21 

Posters…………………………………..... 22-25 

70th MFWC…………...………………….. 25 

Exhibits……………………………………. 26-27 

Map.……………………………………… Back Cover 

The registration booth is located at the landing near the escalator 

as you arrive on the second floor meeting room area in the 

Hyatt Regency. 

Sunday, December 14th 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM 

Monday, December 15th 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM 

Tuesday, December 16th 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM 

64th 2003 Kansas City, Missouri 

65th 2004 Indianapolis, Indiana 

66th 2005 Grand Rapids, Michigan 

67th 2006 Omaha, Nebraska 

68th 2007 Madison, Wisconsin 

69th 2008 Columbus, Ohio 

70th 2009 Springfield, Illinois 

71st 2010 Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Registration & Information 

Volunteer Check-in 

Speaker/AV Check-in 

Trade Show Set-up 

Welcome To Columbus 

Reception & Trade Show 




Continental Breakfast 

Janice Lee Fenski Memorial Award 

Breakfast (by invitation only) 

Plenary Session 

Poster Set-up 

Trade Show & Poster Session 

Lunch (On Your Own) 

Symposia & Contributed Papers 

Break 

Student-Professional Mixer 





Trade Show & Poster Session 

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Dinner (Provided) 

Evening Social (The Menus) 

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The Landing (2nd floor) 


Champaign Room (2nd floor) 

Regency South Lobby (3rd floor) 

Knox Room (2nd floor) 

Regency Ballroom (3rd floor) 



* 2nd Floor Meeting Rooms 


Private Dining Room (2nd floor) 

* 2nd Floor Meeting Rooms - Delaware, Fairfield, Morrow, and Marion Rooms (2nd floor) 

7:00 AM – 12:00 PM The Landing (2nd floor) 

as assigned 


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* 2nd Floor Meeting Rooms - Delaware, Fairfield, Morrow, and Marion Rooms (2nd floor)

LOCATION TIME GROUP 

Marion Room (2nd floor) 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 

American Fisheries Society 

NCD Governing Board 

Marion Room (2nd floor) 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Ictalurid Technical Committee 

Delaware Room C (2nd floor) 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Walleye Technical Committee 

Fayette Room (2nd floor) 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Esocid Technical Committee 

Delaware Room C (2nd floor) 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Centrarchid Technical Committee 

Marion Room (2nd floor) 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM 

Fayette Room (2nd floor) 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM 

Rivers and Streams 

Technical Committee 

The Wildlife Society 

NCS Executive Board 

Marion Room (2nd floor) 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Hydroacoustic User’s Group 

Knox Room (2nd floor) 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM 

Fayette Room (2nd floor) 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM 

Madison Room (2nd floor) 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM 

Marion Room (2nd floor) 5:15 PM - 7:15 PM 

Delaware Room C (2nd floor) 5:15 PM - 6:45 PM 

Delaware Room B (2nd floor) 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 

Fairfield Room (2nd floor) 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM 

Knox Room (2nd floor) 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM 



Michigan and Ohio Chapters 

of TWS/AFS 

B Y I N V I TAT I O N O N LY 


NCD Past Presidents Luncheon 


CGLFA EXCOM Meeting 


The Wildlife Society 

NCS Business Meeting 


NCD Business Meeting 

Iowa State University 

Alumni Social 

Michigan State University 

Dept. of Fisheries & Wildlife 

Purdue Forestry and 

Natural Resources Reception 


Partners in Flight Midwest 

Working Group 


Conservation Effects 

Assessment Project (CEAP) 

SUNDAY 


MONDAY 


TUESDAY 

D E C E M B E R

UNDERSTANDING MIDWESTERN RESERVOIR FUNCTION 

MONDAYDEC15 1:10 PM - 5:00 PM 

BY BUILDING ON EXISTING CONCEPTUAL MODELS 

Delaware Room A (2nd floor) 

D r . J O s e p h D. C O n r Oy The Ohio State University Aquatic Ecology Laboratory, Dept. of Evol., Ecol., & Org. Biol 

J O n at h a n C . s i e b e r - D e n l i n g e r Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife 

ESTUARINE RESEARCH IN THE GREAT LAKES: 

BENEFITS TO FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 

D r . Dav i D K l a r e r Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife 

SqUEEzING THE MOST OUT OF THE 

FARM BILL CONSERVATION TITLE 

l u K e M i l l e r Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife 

USES OF OTOLITH CHEMISTRY FOR 

MIDWEST FISHERIES MANAGEMENT 

D r . J e f f r e y g . M i n e r Department of Biological Sciences, Bowling Green State University 

INVASIVE SPECIES SPREAD BY RECREATIONAL BOATERS: 

IMPACTS AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES 

l i n D s ay C h a D D e rtO n The Nature Conservancy, Great Lakes Program 

WIND ENERGY/WILDLIFE INTERACTIONS: 

ASSESSING RISK AND MINIMIzING IMPACTS 

K e i t h l Ot t Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife 

NONINVASIVE SURVEY TECHNIqUES 

FOR CARNIVORES 

D r . s u z i e p r a n g e Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife 

LONG-TERM ANALYSES AND 

ECOLOGICAL THRESHOLDS 

M a r K p y r O n Ball State University 

INTRODUCTION TO SPATIAL MODELING 

USING ARCGIS AND GEOSTATISTICAL ANALYST 

a n g e l a C . g r i e r Indiana Department of Natural Resources 

ADVANCING NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

THROUGH MEETING FACILITATION 

D r . Dav i D l . e r i C K s O n Effective Meeting Services, Brevard, NC 

ABUNDANCE ESTIMATION AND DETECTION PROBABILITY: 

STATE OF THE ART 

n at h a n s t r i C K e r Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife 

MONDAYDEC15 1:10 PM - 5:00 PM 

Morrow Room (2nd floor) 

TUESDAYDEC16 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM 

Fairfield Room (2nd floor) 




Delaware Room B (2nd floor) 

TUESDAYDEC16 1:10 PM - 5:00 PM 


WEDNESDAYDEC17 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM 


WEDNESDAYDEC17 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM 


SUNDAYDEC14 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 

ODNR Office • Building I (2045 Morse Road, Columbus, Ohio 43229) 

SUNDAYDEC14 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 

Madison Room (2nd floor) 

SUNDAYDEC14 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM 

Knox Room (2nd floor) 

MAKING HUMAN DIMENSIONS RESEARCH 

SUNDAYDEC14 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM 

A PART OF YOUR RESEARCH AGENDA 

Morrow Room (2nd floor) 

D r . J e r e M y t. b ru s KOt t e r The Ohio State University School of Environment & Natural Resources

MONDAY DECEMBER 15 TH SESSIONS 

FC-1 GREAT LAKES ROOMDELAWARE B 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORROGER KNIGHT 

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MONDAYDEC15 

1:20 pM 360 50 Years of Walleye and Yellow Perch Genetic History Across the Great Lakes 

senior author Carol Stepien 

co-author/presenter Amanda haponski co-author Osvaldo villet 

1:40 pM 339 Response of Chinook Salmon and Brown Trout to Alewife Collapse in Lake Huron 

senior author/presenter Jeffrey Schaeffer 

2:00 pM 181 Cisco Recruitment Dynamics in Lake Superior, 1978-2005 

senior author/presenter Benjamin Rook 

co-authors Michael hansen & Owen Gorman 

2:20 pM 260 Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Lake Whitefish Health Measures in Lakes Michigan and Huron 

senior author/presenter Tyler Wagner 

co-authors Michael Jones, Mark Ebener, Michael Arts, Mohamed Faisal, 

Travis Brenden, dale honeyfield, & Gregory Wright 

2:40 pM 312 Early Life History of Alewife in Southwestern Lake Michigan 

senior author/presenter Blake Ruebush 

co-authors Michael Weber, Sara Creque, John dettmers, & Sergiusz Czesny 

3:00 pM I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I BREAK I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 

MOdERATORKEVIN KAYLE 

3:20 pM 353 Population Structure of the Invasive Round Goby in Lake Michigan 

senior author/presenter Michael Stacey 

co-authors Ryan Thum, Carl Ruetz, & Tyler Armstrong 

3:40 pM 295 Rates of Sea Lamprey Wound Healing and Associated Hematologic Effects in Lake Trout 

senior author/presenter Shawn Nowicki 

co-authors Roger Bergstedt, Mark Ebener, & Jill leonard 

4:00 pM 318 Response of Yellow Perch in Les Cheneaux Islands, Lake Huron to Declining Numbers of Cormorants 

senior author/presenter david Fielder 

4:20 pM 175 Diet of Lake Trout and Burbot in Northern Lake Michigan: Evidence of Ecological Interactions 

senior author/presenter Gregory Jacobs 

co-authors Charles Madenjia & david Bunnell 

4:40 pM 236 Yellow Perch Spawning Behavior in the Western Basin of Lake Erie 

senior author/presenter paris Collingsworth 

co-author Elizabeth Marschall 

FC-3 RIVERS & STREAMS ROOMDELAWARE C 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORJOHN NAVARRO 

1:20 pM 106 Distribution and Characteristics of Coolwater Streams in Illinois 

senior author/presenter Brian Metzke 

co-authors leon hinz, Jr. & Ann holtrop 

MONDAYDEC15 

1:40 pM 049 Fish Community Changes at a Bendway Weir Streambank Stabilization Project 

senior author/presenter Chris Mammoliti 

2:00 pM 325 Biotic Response to Stream Dayligting, Dunes Creek Restoration, Indiana Dunes State Park 

senior author/presenter John Richardson 

2:20 pM 245 The Impact of Commercial Fishing on the Channel Catfish Population of the Wabash River 

senior author/presenter Justin Walters 

co-authors Thomas lauer & Zachary Willenberg 

2:40 pM 307 Fish on the Move: Effects of Culvert Design on the Passage of Great Plains Stream Fish 

senior author/presenter Wesley Bouska 

co-author Craig paukert 


MOdERATORRICH CAR TER 

3:20 pM 330 The Effect of Habitat Fragmentation on Sensitive Aquatic Species 

senior author/presenter peter Salvadori 

co-authors Robert Fischer & James Novak 

3:40 pM 091 Fish Assemblages in Iowa’s Non-wadeable Rivers 

senior author/presenter Travis Neebling 

co-author Michael Quist 

FIShERIES SESSIONS FC-1 • FC-3 • S5 • S9 

WIldlIFE SESSIONS WC-1 • WC-2

4:00 pM 082 Recovering the Riffleshell: Propagation and Transplantation of an Endangered Freshwater Mussel 

senior author/presenter George Watters 

co-authors Trisha Gibson, Catherine kelly, kody kuehnl, Marc kibbey, 

kristi harraman, Jennifer Cramer, & howard Albin 

4:20 pM 196 Health and Stress Assessment in Freshwater Mussel Following Translocation to a Captive Setting 

senior author/presenter Barbara Wolfe 

S5 UNDERSTANDING MIDWESTERN RESERVOIR FUNCTION 

BY BUILDING ON EXISTING CONCEPTUAL MODELS ROOMDELAWARE A 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. JOSEPH D. CONROY 

1:20 pM 336 Challenges for Reservoir Fisheries Habitat Restoration: Time to Think Big? 

senior author/presenter Mike Allen 

co-author Mark Rogers 

MONDAYDEC15 

1:40 pM 135 Using Geologic and Historical Information in GIS Models to Improve Sonar-Based Bottom Sediment Maps 

senior author/presenter Erik venteris 

co-author Cassandra May 

2:00 pM 058 A Conceptual Model for Considering Reservoirs at Multiple Scales 

senior author/presenter Steve Miranda 

2:20 pM 084 Linking Food Web and Landscape Models: Hydrogeomorphic Mediation of Land Use Effects on Reservoirs 

senior author/presenter Mary Bremigan 

co-authors patricia Soranno, Maria Gonzalez, david Bunnell, kristi Arend, 

William Renwick, Roy Stein, & Michael vanni 

2:40 pM 228 Facilitating Fishery Management By Identifying Similar Ohio Reservoirs Using Multiple Data Sources 

senior author/presenter Joseph Conroy 

co-author Jonathan denlinger 


MOdERATORJONATHAN C. SIEBER DENLINGER 

3:20 pM 331 Photopigments as a Descriptor of Phytoplankton Assemblages for Bioassessment of Illinois Reservoirs 

senior author/presenter Robert krenz 

co-author Charles pederson 

3:40 pM 397 Relating Zooplankton Community Assemblages, Land Use, 

and Lake Morphology in Reservoirs 

senior author/presenter Elisabeth hagenbuch 

co-authors María González, Michael vanni, & William Renwick 

4:00 pM 247 Farms, Fish & Phosphorus: Agricultural Improvements Lead to Increased Algae in a Eutrophic Reservoir 

senior author/presenter Michael vanni 

co-authors William Renwick, Maria Gonzalez, Jonathan denlinger, & Scott hale 

4:20 pM 349 Long-term Responses of Reservoir Zooplankton Communities to Changes in Agricultural Practices 

senior author/presenter Maria Gonzalez 

co-authors Michael vanni, Chris Aman, Mary Bremigan, david Bunnel, Jonathan denlinger, & Scott hale 

S9 ESTUARINE RESEARCH IN THE GREAT LAKES: 

BENEFITS TO FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ROOMMORROW 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. DAVID KLARER 

1:20 pM 165 National Estuarine Research Reserve System in the Great Lakes 

senior author/presenter david klarer 

1:40 pM 120 Remediation of Contaminants by Natural Surface Waters and Pore Waters 

senior author/presenter Jennifer Guerard 

co-authors Sheela Agrawal & yu-ping Chin 

2:00 pM 180 Vegetation Response to Historical Water Level Fluctuations in a Lake Erie Coastal Wetland 

senior author/presenter Robert Whyte 

co-author david klarer 

2:20 pM 178 Phragmites Effects on Benthic Community Structure in Lake Erie Coastal Marshes 

senior author/presenter Joseph holomuzki 


2:40 pM 255 Long-term Herbicide Control of an Invasive Reed at Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve 

senior author/presenter Christina Back 

co-author Joseph holomuzki 


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3:20 pM 057 Lake Erie Wetlands with Different Water Sources: Comparing Quality of Nursery Habit for Larval Fish 

senior author/presenter Jennifer Noland 

co-authors david klarer, Jeremiah davis, & Jeffrey Miner 

3:40 pM 088 Estuaries as Refugia for Unionid Mussels 

senior author/presenter Robert krebs 

4:00 pM 136 An Atlas of Aquatic Biodiversity as a Research and Teaching Tool at Old Woman Creek Reserve 

senior author/presenter kenneth krieger 


4:20 pM 072 Expanding the National Estuarine Research Reserve Program into the Upper Great Lakes Region 

senior author/presenter patrick Robinson 

co-authors Travis Olson, Becky Sapper, Robin Shepard, & Catherine Techtmann 

WC-1 MANAGING DEER IN THE MIDWEST ROOMFAIRFIELD 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. MICHAEL TONKOVICH 

MONDAYDEC15 

1:20 pM 125 Demographics and Habitat Use of White-tailed Deer in the Northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan 

senior author/presenter Janice Stroud 

co-authors Clayton Nielsen, Cyrus hester, & Nathan Svoboda 

1:40 pM 101 Deer Harvest Intensity and Efficiency in Illinois 

senior author/presenter Charles Anderson 

co-authors Clayton Nielsen & Eric Schauber 

2:00 pM 153 Effect of Supplemental Feeding on Contact Rates Between Deer in Southern Illinois 

senior author/presenter Matthew Rustand 

co-authors Eric Schauber & Clayton Nielsen 

2:20 pM 048 Enhancing the Perceived Threat of Vehicle Approach to Deer 

senior author/presenter Bradley Blackwell 

co-author Thomas Seamans 

2:40 pM 166 Resolution of Genetic Structure in White-tailed Deer 

senior author/presenter Amy kelly 

co-authors Nohra Mateus-pinilla, Tom Beissel, paul Shelton, Marilyn Ruiz, William Brown, 

Michael douglas, Marlis douglas, & Jan Novakofski 


3:20 pM 113 Deer Herbivory and Identification of Indicator Forb Species in Suburban Forest Preserves 

senior author/presenter Rachael urbanek 

co-author Clayton Nielsen 

3:40 pM 076 Photosynthetic and Fitness Consequences of Deer Herbivory on Michigan Forbs 

senior author/presenter Cyrus hester 

co-authors Clayton Nielsen, Janice Stroud, & Nathan Svoboda 

4:00 pM 384 Seasonal Movements and Home Range Use by Female Pronghorns in Western South Dakota 

senior author/presenter Christopher Jacques 

co-authors Jonathan Jenks & Robert klaver 

WC-2 CURRENT ISSUES IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ROOMMARION 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORMEGAN SEYMOUR 

1:20 pM 300 Development of Long-range Management Plans for Ohio’s Wildlife Areas 

senior author/presenter Jennifer Windus 

1:40 pM 370 Risk Assessment for Potential Invasive Plants in Nebraska 

senior author/presenter Justin Williams 

co-author Craig Allen 

2:00 pM 296 Assessing Monitoring Techniques for Avian Species Richness 

senior author/presenter Amy Tegeler-Amones 

co-author Joseph Szewczak 

2:20 pM 385 Developing a Framework for Coordinated Bird Monitoring in the Midwest 

senior author/presenter katie koch 

co-author Tom Will 

2:40 pM 347 Introducing the Avian Knowledge Network to the Midwest 

senior author/presenter Christopher Wood 

co-author/presenters Marshall Iliff & Tom Will 

MONDAYDEC15 


3:20 pM 261 Monitoring Animal Populations with Time-series of Abundance Estimates or Indices 

senior author/presenter david Staples 

3:40 pM 100 Persuading Hunters to Support a Ban on Lead Shot 

senior author/presenter Susan Schroeder 

co-authors david Fulton, Bill penning, & kathy donCarlos 

4:00 pM 000 Predicting Black Bear Habitat Suitability in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula 

senior author/presenter Neil Carter 

co-authors daniel Brown & dwayne Etter

TUESDAY DECEMBER 16 TH SESSIONS 

FC-2 GREAT LAKES ROOMDELAWARE B 8:00AM - 9:30AM 

MOdERATORJEFF TYSON 

TUESDAYDEC16 

8:10 AM 276 Short-Term Growth of Larval Percids in River Plumes of Western Lake Erie 

senior author/presenter Tomas hook 

co-authors david Fanslow, Julie Reichert. & Stuart ludsin 

8:30 AM 243 A Comparison of Trends for Alewife Biomass between Two Gear Types in Lake Michigan 

senior author/presenter Samuel Michaels 

co-authors Thomas lauer & Randy Claramunt 

8:50 AM 182 An Assessment of Age Determination Methods for Great Lakes Larval Sea Lamprey 

senior author/presenter heather dawson 

co-authors Michael Jones, kim Scribner, & Stacy Gilmore 

9:10 AM 095 Efficacy of Assignment Methods for Determining the Origin of Lake Trout on Lake Michigan’s Reefs 

senior author/presenter Meaghan proctor 

co-authors Brian Sloss, John Janssen, & Matt Rise 

9:30 AM 309 Age Validation of Freshwater Drum Using Nuclear Fallout and Population Level Growth Responses 

senior author/presenter Shannon davis-Foust 

co-author Ron Bruch 

FC-5 RIVERS & STREAMS ROOMDELAWARE C 8:00AM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORMIKE GREENLEE 

8:10 AM 211 Fish Assemblages: The Influence of Habitat and Hydrology 

senior author/presenter Erika Martin 

co-authors Mark pyron & Jayson Beugly 

8:30 AM 250 Water Quality Trends in Streams Tributary to Acton Lake, 1994-2006 

senior author/presenter William Renwick 

co-author Michael vanni 

TUESDAYDEC16 

8:50 AM 304 Fish Community Changes Associated with a Low-head Dam in a Large Great Plains River 

senior author/presenter Joseph Gerken 


9:10 AM 192 Effects of Hydrology on Substrate Variation and Fish Assemblages in the Middle Wabash River 

senior author/presenter Jennifer pritchett 

co-author Mark pyron 

9:30 AM 143 Management Implications for Channel Modifying Structures Used by Native Chubs in a Regulated River 

senior author/presenter Clayton Ridenour 

9:50 AM I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I BREAK I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 

MOdERATORTIM PARRETT 

10:20 AM 096 Phylogeography of Sauger 

senior author/presenter Matthew White 

10:40 AM 371 A Search for Hybrids Between Slimy Sculpin and Mottled Sculpin 

senior author/presenter lorissa Fujishin 

co-author loren Miller 

11:00 AM 338 Slimy Sculpin Reintroductions: Variation in Growth and Survival Among Different Ancestral Groups 

senior author/presenter david huff 

co-author loren Miller 

11:20 AM 206 Comparative Ecology of the Silverjaw Minnow, Bigmouth Shiner, and Sand Shiner in Illinois 

senior author/presenter Clinton kowalik 

11:40 AM 316 Longitudinal Fish Community Assemblage in the Forest River, North Dakota 

senior author/presenter lucas Borgstrom 

MOdERATORDON SWATZEL 

1:20 pM 220 Biotic Response to Large Woody Debris in a Large Channelized River 

senior author/presenter Michael Archer 

co-authors Mark pegg & Gerald Mestl 

FIShERIES SESSIONS FC-2 • FC-4 • FC-5 • FC-6 • S2 • S7 

WIldlIFE SESSIONS S1 • S6 • WC-3 • WC-4 • WC-5 • WC-6 • WC-7 

1:40 pM 248 Microhabitat Selection And Species’ Specific Morphologies Among Five Congeneric Darter Species 

senior author/presenter Anne Fullenkamp 

co-author Thomas lauer 

2:00 pM 324 Native Ohio Brook Trout: The Development of a Habitat Suitability Index 

senior author/presenter paul pira 

co-authors paul Anderson & Andrew Burt 

2:20 pM 207 Development of a Multivariate Predictive Model for Assessing the Quality of Streams in Minnesota 

senior author/presenter Christine dolph 

co-author Bruce vondracek 

2:40 pM 217 Developing a Multimetric Habitat Index for Wadeable Streams in Illinois 

senior author/presenter laura Sass 

co-authors Ann Marie holtrop, leonhinz, & John Epifanio 


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MOdERATORMIKE WILKERSON 

3:20 pM 210 Ecology, Biogeography, and Conservation of the Spotted Gar in Michigan, USA 

senior author/presenter Solomon david 

co-authors Richard kik Iv, Michael Wiley, Edward Rutherford, & James diana 

3:40 pM 346 Net Daily Metabolism in Agricultural Drainage Ditches 

senior author/presenter Michelle lelli 

co-authors J. david Allan, Thomas Johengen, & George kling 

4:00 pM 391 Influence of Hydro-peaking Power Generation on Missouri River Macroinvertebrate and Fish Abundance 

senior author/presenter Robert klumb 

co-author kristen Grohs 

4:20 pM 105 Impacts of Glaciation on Contemporary Fish Assemblages 

senior author/presenter Stephen Jacquemin 

co-author Mark pyron 

4:40 pM 319 Contemporary Ichthyofauna of the Monongahela River Basin in Pennsylvania: A Recovery in Jeopardy 

senior author/presenter david Argent 

co-author William kimmel 

FC-6 INLAND LAKES & RESERVOIRS ROOMDELAWARE D 8:00AM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORSCOTT HALE 

8:10 AM 237 Hatch Timing Variations Among Gizzard Shad Populations: Implications for Stocked Sander spp. 

senior author/presenter Richard Zweifel 

co-authors david Bunnell, Scott hale, & Mary Bremigan 

8:30 AM 366 Predicting Lake Temperatures and the Timing of Black Bass Reproduction in Michigan Lakes. 

senior author/presenter James Breck 

co-author Thomas Neeson 

8:50 AM 051 Influence of Fall Condition and Prey Abundance on Overwinter Success of Age 0 Largemouth Bass 

senior author/presenter Curtis Wagner 

co-authors Michael Nannini, James Garvey, & david Wahl 

9:10 AM 108 Relative Influence of Two Prey Species on Predatory Fish Growth in a Missouri River Reservoir 

senior author/presenter Melissa Wuellner 

co-authors david Willis, Steven Chipps, & W. Eugene Adams 

9:30 AM 112 Seasonal Trends in Sampling Data and Diets for Smallmouth Bass in Northeastern South Dakota Lakes. 

senior author/presenter Thomas Bacula 

co-authors Brian Blackwell & david Willis 


MOdERATORLARRY GOEDDE 

10:20 AM 099 Stocking Density Effects in Phase One Culture of Sunshine Bass 

senior author/presenter Erica Brumbaugh 

co-author david Culver 

10:40 AM 152 Effects of Reduced Feeding Rate on Water Quality and Young-of-the-Year and Age-1 Channel Catfish 

senior author/presenter Jesse Filbrun 

co-authors Stuart ludsin & david Culver 

11:00 AM 132 Compensatory Growth and Metabolic Responses of Yellow Perch Subjected to Fixed Feed:Fast Cycles 

senior author/presenter Travis Schaeffer 

co-authors dan Spengler, Casey Schoenebeck, & Michael Brown 

11:20 AM 144 Qualitative Difference Between Silages Prepared of Different Tuna Varieties 

senior author/presenter Saied Tamadoni Jahromi 

co-authors hamed kioumarsi & Ahmad Ghoroghi 

MOdERATORPHIL HILLMAN 

1:20 pM 227 Development of Multi-Dimensional Littoral Zone Habitat Fingerprints for Management of Lakes 

senior author/presenter Sara Schmidt 

co-author Michael Bozek 

1:40 pM 164 Analysis of Factors that Influence Yellow Perch Growth on a Landscape Scale 

senior author/presenter Casey Schoenebeck 

co-author Michael Brown 

2:00 pM 363 Predicting Gizzard Shad Abundance and Growth Dynamics Using Reservoir Attributes 

senior author/presenter Jahn kallis 

co-authors Joseph Conroy & Jonathan C. Sieber-denlinger 

2:20 pM 280 Muskellunge Spawning Habitat: Site Characteristics and a Predictive GIS Model 

senior author/presenterJoel Nohner 

2:40 pM 321 Habitat Selection of White Bass: A Multi-model Approach 

senior author/presenter dustin Martin 

co-authors kevin pope & larkin powell 

3:00 pM I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I BREAK I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

MOdERATORNICK RADABAUGH 

3:20 pM 375 Moving Towards Defined Harvest Management Policies for Recreational Fisheries 

senior author/presenter Brian Irwin 

co-authors Michael Wilberg, James Bence, & Michael Jones 

3:40 pM 115 Motivations for Fishing in the Midwest: A Comparison of Tournament and Non-tournament Anglers 

senior author/presenter Jeremy Bruskotter 

co-author david Fulton 

4:00 pM 289 Evaluating the Spatial Distribution of Angler Use and Attributes of Ohio Reservoirs 

senior author/presenter kevin page 

4:20 pM 345 Examining Cost-Effective Strategies for Statewide Recreational Angler Surveys: A Michigan Study 

senior author/presenter Jody Simoes 

co-authors Frank lupi, dan hayes, & Aaron McCright 

4:40 pM 355 More Than Just Fishing Maps: Quantifying Reservoir Characteristics to Benefit Managers and Anglers 

senior author/presenter Stacy xenakis 

S6 SQUEEZING THE MOST OUT OF THE FARM BILL CONSERVATION TITLE ROOMFAIRFIELD 8:00AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORLUKE MILLER 

8:10 AM 409 Conservation Programs in the 2008 Farm Bill: Good or Bad for Wildlife? 

senior author/presenter dave Gagner 

8:30 AM 209 Building Conservation Alliances: Wetland Restoration on Existing CRP in Ohio 

senior author/presenter Jeff Finn 

co-author kurt Waterstradt 

8:50 AM 291 Grassland Bird Response to CREP: Differences Between the Midwest and Eastern U.S. 

senior author/presenter Andrew Wilson 

9:10 AM 225 Preliminary Results of National CP33 Monitoring 

senior author/presenter kristine Evans 

co-authors l. Burger, Jr., Sam Riffell, & Mark Smith 

9:30 AM 264 Marketing Wildlife Conservation Programs in Times of High Crop and Land Prices 

senior author/presenter Joe Nester 

co-authors Jim Inglis & doug Gorby 

TUESDAYDEC16 


10:20 AM 292 Achieving Bobwhite Quail Habitat Goal Utilizing CSP and EQIP in Scott County, Missouri 

senior author/presenter Bill White 

10:40 AM 156 Wetland Reserve Program Habitat Monitoring in Wisconsin 

senior author/presenter Gregory kidd 

11:00 AM 358 Expanding the Southeast Quail Study Group to the Midwest 

senior author/presenter donald Mckenzie 

11:20 AM 075 Measuring the Effects of Farm Bill Conservation Programs on Wildlife 

senior author/presenter Charlie Rewa 

11:40 AM 240 Shaping Farm Bill Policy: Did the Conservation Community Succeed? 

senior author/presenter Jen Mock-Schaeffer 

S7 USES OF OTOLITH CHEMISTRY FOR MIDWEST FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ROOMDELAWARE A 8:00AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORJEFFREY G. MINER 

8:10 AM 337 Microgeochemical Tools and Approaches to Understanding and Solving Fisheries Issues 

senior author/presenter Brian Fryer 

co-authors Sonia Melancon, Zhaoping yang, Joel Gagnon, & Stuart ludsin 

8:30 AM 161 Relative Importance of Two Spawning Locations to the Adult Striped Bass Population in Lake Texoma 

senior author/presenter Jason Schaffler 

co-author dana Winkelman 

8:50 AM 334 Yellow Perch Recruitment in Western Lake Erie: the Importance of Larval Habitat Use and Growth 

senior author Julie Reichert 

co-author/presenter Alison drelich 

co-authors kevin pangle, kerrin Mabrey, Brian Fryer, Timothy Johnson, Jeff Tyson, & Stuart ludsin 

9:10 AM 396 Site-Specific Otolith Chemistry Signatures in Lake Erie: Specific Address or General Zip Code? 

senior author/presenter Todd hayden 

co-authors John Farver, Jeffrey Miner, & Brian Fryer 

9:30 AM 252 The Differentiation of Chinook Salmon from Natal Streams in Lake Huron Using Otolith Microchemistry 

senior author/presenter Stephen Marklevitz 

co-authors yolanda Morbey & Brian Fryer 

TUESDAYDEC16 


MOdERATORTODD HAYDEN 

10:20 AM 230 Using Otolith Microchemistry to Describe the Movements of Smallmouth Bass in a Riverine Environment 

senior author/presenter daniel Magoulick 

co-author Christopher Bare 

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10:40 AM 118 Otolith Chemistry as a Natural Marker of Fish Environmental History in Large Midwestern Rivers 

senior author/presenter Gregory Whitledge 

co-author John Zeigler 

11:00 AM 392 Using Otolith Chemistry to Identify and Track Hatchery Stocks of Steelhead Trout in Lake Erie 

senior author/presenter Jeffrey Miner 

co-authors John Farver, Mia hall, Christopher Boehler, Todd hayden, & Brian Fryer 

11:20 AM 274 Identification of a Northern Snakehead Breeding Population Using Otolith Chemistry 

senior author/presenter Eric Freeburg 

co-author Robyn hannigan 

WC-3 FURBEARERS & PREDATORS ROOMMORROW 8:00AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. STAN GEHR T 

TUESDAYDEC16 

8:10 AM 215 Effects of Predation Avoidance on Beaver Diet and Fitness in Voyageurs National Park 

senior author/presenter William Severud 

co-authors John Bruggink, Jerry Belant, & Steve Windels 

8:30 AM 074 Seasonal, Diel, and Sex- and Age-based Patterns of Within-lodge Behavior in Beavers 

senior author/presenter Cy Mott 

co-authors Craig Bloomquist & Clayton Nielsen 

8:50 AM 121 Population Modeling Using State-space Techniques 

senior author/presenter John Melko 

co-author Clayton Nielsen 

9:10 AM 190 Use of Livestock Guarding Dogs as an Effective Conservation Management Tool on Michigan Cattle Farms 

senior author/presenter Megan provost 

9:30 AM 273 Activity Patterns of Free-ranging Domestic Cats in Champaign, Illinois 

senior author/presenter Jeff horn 

co-authors Richard Warner & Nohra Mateus-pinilla 


10:20 AM 263 Landscape Prediction of Bobcat Spatial Distribution in Wisconsin 

senior author/presenter leslie Adams 

co-author Eric Anderson 

10:40 AM 078 Fine-scale Population Structure, Relatedness, and Sex-biased Dispersal in Southern Illinois Bobcats 

senior author/presenter Emily Croteau 

co-authors Edward heist & Clayton Nielsen 

11:00 AM 376 Multi-scale Resource Selection of a Recolonizing Fisher Population in Pennsylvania 

senior author/presenter Edward Ellington 

co-authors Sean Gess, Joseph duchamp, Matthew lovallo, Matthew dzialak, & Jeffery larkin 

11:20 AM 134 Assessing Habitat Potential for Gray Wolf Recovery in Lower Michigan 

senior author/presenter heather Stricker 

11:40 AM 401 Wolf Management in Wisconsin Following Delisting: Considering the Next Step 

senior author/presenter Timothy van deelen 

co-author Adrian Wydeven 

S2 INVASIVE SPECIES SPREAD BY RECREATIONAL BOATERS: 

IMPACTS AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES ROOMDELAWARE B 10:10AM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORLINDSAY CHADDER TON 

TUESDAYDEC16 

10:20 AM 222 Introduction: Risk Assessment and Management of Invasive Species Movement by Recreational Boaters 

senior author/presenter david lodge 

10:40 AM 406 Western Invasion of Zebra and Quagga Mussels 

senior author/presenter david Britton 

11:00 AM 154 Recreational Watercraft as a Vector for Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Dispersal in Canada 

senior author/presenter Thomas Therriault 

co-author Cathryn Clarke-Murray 

11:20 AM 063 20 Years of Lake Erie Recreational User Impacts from Dreissenids; Preventing the Inland Spread 

senior author/presenter david kelch 

11:40 AM 357 Characterizing Community Shifts Throughout a Human-Mediated Movement Pathway 

senior author/presenter Andrew drake 

co-authors Nicholas Mandrak & harold harvey 

MOdERATORDAVID LODGE 

1:20 pM 162 Risks and Bio-Economic Impacts Associated with Movement of Live Bait 

senior author/presenter Reuben keller 

co-authors kristin Frang & david lodge 

1:40 pM 218 Intervention Strategies for Aquatic Invasive Species Based on Modeling Recreational Boater Movement 

senior author/presenter John Rothlisberger 

co-authors Mark drew, William Chadderton, Reuben keller, Mark Fedora, & david lodge 

2:00 pM 129 Statewide Risk Analysis for the Spread of Zebra and Quagga Mussels in Colorado, USA 

senior author/presenter Jonathan Bossenbroek

TUESDAYDEC16 TUESDAYDEC16 TUESDAYDEC16 

2:20 pM 269 Predicting Inland Lake Invasions From Recreational Boaters: The Rare Event Conundrum 

senior author/presenter Christopher Jerde 

co-authors W. Chadderton, John Rothlisberger, & david lodge 

2:40 pM 322 Effectiveness of Strategies to Prevent Spread of Invasive Species by Recreational Boaters 

senior author/presenter Joanna McNulty 

co-authors John Rothlisberger, W. lindsay Chadderton, & david lodge 


MOdERATORNICK SCHMAL 

3:20 pM 080 A Boat Lift and Cleansing Station to Prevent the Upstream Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species 

senior author/presenter philip Moy 

3:40 pM 176 Successful Approaches to AIS Recreational Boater and Angler Education 

senior author/presenter douglas Jensen 

4:00 pM 400 A Regional Planning Framework to Guide Resource Allocation and Boater Intervention Strategies 

senior author/presenter lindsay Chadderton 

co-authors Mark Fedora, Chris Jerde, Rueben keller, Mike McCann, John Rothlisberger, david lodge 

4:20 pM I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PANEL DISCUSSION I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 

WC-6 AMPHIBIANS & REPTILES ROOMMARION 1:10pM-3:00pM 

MOdERATORJ. SCOTT BUTTERWOR TH 

1:20 pM 109 Amphibian Malformations and Inbreeding 

senior author/presenter Rod Williams 

co-authors david Bos, david Gopurenko, & J. deWoody 

1:40 pM 399 Effects of Habitat Structure on Tiger Salamander Metapopulation Dynamics in Northern Illinois 

senior author/presenter Bradley Cosentino 

co-authors Robert Schooley & Christopher phillips 

2:00 pM 188 Movement Patterns, Habitat Use, and Home Range Size in Eastern Hellbenders 

senior author/presenter Nicholas Burgmeier 

2:20 pM 212 Response of the Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake to Prescribed Burns in Wetland Prairies 

senior author/presenter Matthew Cross 

co-author James Gillingham 

2:40 pM 327 Genetic Variability in a Charismatic Species, the Timber Rattlesnake 

senior author/presenter Michael douglas 

co-authors Marlis douglas & Gordon Schuett 

WC-4 MANAGING UPLAND GAME BIRDS ROOMMORROW1:10pM-3:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. ROBER T GATES 

1:20 pM 284 Spruce Grouse Habitat Use and Distribution in Wisconsin 

senior author/presenter karl Martin 

co-author Mike Worland 

1:40 pM 126 The Distribution and Status of Ruffed Grouse in Indiana: 25 Years of Decline 

senior author/presenter Steven Backs 

co-author John Castrale 

2:00 pM 142 Reproductive Parameters of Wild Turkey Hens in Southeastern Ohio 

senior author/presenter david Swanson 

co-author Michael Reynolds 

2:20 pM 110 Number of Whistle-count Survey Stops Needed to Monitor Bobwhite Populations in Ohio 

senior author/presenter les Murray 

co-author Robert Gates 

2:40 pM 226 Surveys of American Woodcock in Kentucky: Implications for Management of Continental Populations 

senior author/presenter John Brunjes 

co-author Ronald pritchert 

FC-4 WALLEYE MANAGEMENT ROOMDELAWARE A 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORELMER HEYOB 

1:20 pM 204 Mortality of Walleye Caught in Live-Release Tournaments 

senior author harold Schramm, Jr. 

co-author/presenter Bruce vondracek 

co-author William French 

1:40 pM 205 Effects of Simulated Live-Release Walleye Tournaments on Survival and Blood Chemistry 

senior author John loomis 

co-author/presenter Bruce vondracek 

co-author harold Schramm, Jr. 

2:00 pM 202 Mortality of Walleye in Live-Release Tournaments: Assessment of Acceptable Levels 

senior author/presenter Bruce vondracek 

co-authors harold Schramm, Jr. & david Fulton 

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2:20 pM 090 Evaluation of a 14 to 18 Inch Protected Slot for Walleye in 14 Northern Wisconsin Waters 

senior author/presenter John kubisiak 

co-author Steve Gilbert 

2:40 pM 235 Genetic Implications of Sustained Exploitation in Walleye Populations 

senior author/presenter Ryan Franckowiak 

co-authors Brian Sloss, Michael Bozek, & Steven Newman 


MOdERATORMATT WOLFE 

3:20 pM 199 Improving Juvenile Percid Production and Size at Harvest 

senior author/presenter Ruth Briland 

co-author david Culver 

3:40 pM 053 First-year Evaluation of Extensive Walleye Fingerling Culture in Lined vs. Earthen Ponds 

senior author/presenter Matthew Ward 

4:00 pM 279 Genetic Spatial Analysis of Naturally Recruiting Walleye Populations in Wisconsin 

senior author/presenter Jeremy hammen 

co-authors Brian Sloss & Michael Bozek 

4:20 pM 239 Non-lethal Sampling of Walleye and Yellow Perch for Stable Isotope Analysis 

senior author/presenter Justin vandehey 

co-authors Mark Fincel & Steven Chipps 

S1 WIND ENERGY/WILDLIFE INTERACTIONS: 

ASSESSING RISK AND MINIMIZING IMPACTS ROOMFAIRFIELD 1:10pM - 5:00pM 

MOdERATORKEITH LOTT 

1:20 pM 408 Wind Energy Development and Wildlife Implications in the Midwest 

senior author/presenter Jeff Gosse 

TUESDAYDEC16 TUESDAYDEC16 

1:40 pM 404 Assessing the Impacts of Wind Turbines on Bats: A Review of the Current State of Knowledge 

senior author/presenter Edward Arnett 

2:00 pM 335 Stopover Site Assessments for Birds in the Great Lakes Region: Relevance to Wind Energy Production 

senior author/presenter david Ewert 

2:20 pM 238 Collision Course? Assessing Wind Development Impact on Migrant Birds along the Lake Erie Coast 

senior author/presenter Jeremy Ross 

co-author verner Bingman 

2:40 pM 272 Addressing Potential Impacts to Indiana Bats at Proposed Wind Farms 

senior author/presenter karen Tyrell 


3:20 pM 333 Impacts of Communication Towers to Avian Migrants in Dane County, Wisconsin: A Summary 

senior author/presenter Emilie Travis 

co-author david drake 

3:40 pM I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PANEL DISCUSSION I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 

WC-5 WETLAND BIRDS ROOMMORROW 3:10pM-5:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. ROBER T GATES 

3:20 pM 186 Assessing Migration Patterns of Osprey Using Satellite Telemetry 

senior author/presenter Brian Washburn 

co-authors Thomas Olexa & Brian dorr 

3:40 pM 405 Waterfowl Distribution in Relationship to Available Energy Sources During Spring Migration 

senior author/presenter Jacob Straub 

co-authors Robert Gates & Tina yerkes 

4:00 pM 191 Factors Affecting Mallard Duckling Survival in Northeastern North Dakota 

senior author/presenter Courtney Amundson 

co-author Todd Arnold 

4:20 pM 179 Potential Impacts of Lesser Snow Goose-mediated Habitat Alteration on Canada Goose Nest Density 

senior author/presenter Matthew Reiter 

co-author david Andersen 

WC-7 WILDLIFE DIVERSITY ROOMMARION 3:10pM-5:00pM 

MOdERATORJ. SCOTT BUTTERWOR TH 

3:20 pM 317 Effects of Retention Harvests on Forest Structure and Bat Populations in Ohio Oak-hickory Forests 

senior author/presenter Marne Titchenell 

co-authors Roger Williams & Stan Gehrt 

3:40 pM 286 Modeling Occupancy of Meadow Jumping Mice in the Upper Wabash River Basin 

senior author/presenter Natasha urban 

co-author Robert Swihart

4:00 pM 242 Describing the Spatial Distribution of Parasites on Peromyscus Mice in Southern Michigan 

senior author/presenter Erica Mize 

co-authors Brian Maurer, Jean Tsao, & Barbara lundrigan 

4:20 pM 369 Occurrence of Ticks among Small Mammal Populations in a Natural Area in East-central Illinois 

senior author/presenter Jennifer Rydzewski 

co-authors Richard Warner & Nohra Mateus-pinilla 

4:40 pM 373 Reintroduction of the Federally Endangered American Burying Beetle in Ohio 

senior author/presenter david horn 

co-authors John Wenzel & George keeney 

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17 TH SESSIONS 

FC-7 STURGEON & PADDLEFISH ROOMDELAWARE B 8:00AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORRICH ZWEIFEL 

8:10 AM 364 Spawning of Pallid Sturgeon in the Middle Missouri River 

senior author/presenter Casey Bergthold 

8:30 AM 282 Early Life History of Pallid Sturgeon in the Middle Mississippi River 

senior author/presenter Quinton phelps 

co-authors Sara Tripp, david herzog, & James Garvey 

WEDNESDAYDEC17 

8:50 AM 081 Paddlefish Habitat use Associated with Regulated River Discharges in the Lower Osage River, Missouri 

senior author/presenter Joshua lallaman 

co-author david Galat 

9:10 AM 169 Relative Effects of Mainstem and Tributary Flow Regimes on Paddlefish Recruitment 

senior author/presenter Brenda pracheil 

co-authors Mark pegg & Gerald Mestl 

9:30 AM 139 Genetic Resources in Lake Sturgeon Restoration Using Stream-Side Rearing Facilities 

senior author/presenter luke Roffler 

co-authors Brian Sloss, Brad Eggold,Tom Burzynski, Ron Bruch, & Ed Baker 


10:20 AM 050 Lake Sturgeon Survival, Seniority and Population Status in the Kettle River, Minnesota 1992-2007 

senior author/presenter douglas dieterman 

co-authors John Frank, Nate painovich, & david Staples 

10:40 AM 301 Migratory Movements and Repeatability for Spawning Time for Lake Sturgeon 

senior author/presenter patrick Forsythe 

co-authors James Crossman, Christin davis, Nora Bello, Ashok Ragavendran, kregg Smith, Ed Baker, & kim Scribner 

11:00 AM 293 Larval Dispersal and Reproductive Ecology of Lake Sturgeon 

senior author/presenter yen duong 

co-authors kim Scribner, James Crossman,patrick Forsythe, & Edward Baker 

11:20 AM 351 Habitat Use and Movement of Juvenile Lake Sturgeon in the Mississippi River 

senior author/presenter Nicholas Bloomfield 

co-authors Travis Moore, Tim Spier, & Brian Todd 

FC-8 INLAND LAKES & RESERVOIRS ROOMDELAWARE D 8:20AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORED LEWIS 


8:30 AM 185 Strong Inverse Relationships Between the Abundance of Common Carp, Vegetation Density, and Waterfowl 

senior author/presenter przemek Bajer 

co-authors Gary Sullivan & peter Sorensen 

8:50 AM 189 Life History and Lab Studies of Common Carp Suggest Integrated Control is Possible 

senior author/presenter peter Sorensen 

co-author przemek Bajer 

9:10 AM 158 Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia in Ohio: a Report on Inland Monitoring 

senior author Eugene Braig 

co-author/presenter Tory Gabriel 

co-authors Jeromy Applegate & leah dorman 

9:30 AM 167 Developing a Rapid Molecular Assay with Internal Controls for Detecting the VHS Fish Virus 

senior author/presenter lindsey pierce 

co-authors Carol Stepien, James Willey, Erin Crawford, Jonathan Bossenbroek, & Oswaldo J. Sepulveda-villet 


MOdERATORCHRIS AMAN 

FIShERIES SESSIONS FC-7 • FC-8 

WIldlIFE SESSIONS S3 • S4 • WC-8 

10:20 AM 155 Fish Population Dynamics in a Northern Wisconsin Lake Following a Whole-lake Addition of Coarse Wood 

senior author/presenter Greg Sass 

co-authors James kitchell, Stephen Carpenter, & Jereme Gaeta 

10:40 AM 365 Use of Artificial Habitat Structures by Benthic Algae, Macroinvertebrates and Fishes 

senior author/presenter Frank Zomer 

co-author Ashley Moerke 

11:00 AM 111 Wisconsin Muskellunge Genetic Stock Structure and Management Implications 

senior author/presenter Brandon Spude 

co-authors Brian Sloss, Ed Murphy, & Martin Jennings 

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S3 NONINVASIVE SURVEY TECHNIQUES FOR CARNIVORES ROOMFAIRFIELD 8:00AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. SUZIE PRANGE 

8:10 AM 054 Use of Hair Snares and Infrared Cameras to Determine the Status of Black Bears and Bobcats in Ohio 

senior author/presenter Suzanne prange 

co-author dan kramer 

8:30 AM 200 Noninvasive Genetic Sampling Methods Using Hair Samples: Dealing with Potential Issues 

senior author h. lisle Gibbs 

co-author/presenter Christine Anderson 

8:50 AM 183 Assessing Endocrine Status of Carnivores Using Non-invasive Techniques 

senior author/presenter Brian Washburn 

co-authors Joshua Millspaugh & Rami Woods 

9:10 AM 141 Sign Survey Techniques for River Otters: Looking Back and Moving Forward 

senior author/presenter Mackenzie Shardlow 


9:30 AM 265 Occupancy Estimation for American Mink: Walking Surveys, Rafts, and Imperfect Detection 

senior author/presenter Robert Schooley 

co-authors lisa Bucci & Matthew Nickols 

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10:20 AM 052 Using Track-plate Footprints in Fisher Population Estimation 

senior author/presenter Bradley Swanson 

co-author Eric O’Neil 

10:40 AM 193 Urban Carnivore Survey Techniques: Pitfalls and Recommendations 

senior author/presenter Alison Willingham 

co-authors Stanley Gehrt & Justin Brown 

11:00 AM 061 Successful Strategies for Design and Analysis of Noninvasive Carnivore Surveys 

senior author/presenter Robert Gitzen 

co-author Joshua Millspaugh 

11:20 AM 244 Modeling Occupancy of American Marten Accounting for Spatially Explicit Variables 

senior author/presenter Chia-Chun (Tricia) Tsai 

co-authors patrick Zollner, Jonathan Gilbert, Bronwyn Williams, kim Scribner, 

Timonthy White, Jim Woodford, & daniel Eklund 

11:40 AM 386 Behavior of Scent Station Indices: Simulating Index Response to Changes in Population Density 

senior author/presenter david MacFarland 

co-author Timothy van deelen 

S4 LONG-TERM ANALYSES AND ECOLOGICAL THRESHOLDS ROOMDELAWARE A 8:00AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORMARK PYRON 

8:10 AM 201 Twenty-five Years of Monitoring Yellow Perch in Lake Michigan: What Do We Know? 

senior author/presenter Thomas lauer 

8:30 AM 203 The Value of Long-Term Data: A Case Study Using Lake Michigan Bottom Trawl Information 

senior author/presenter Charles Madenjian 

co-author david Bunnell 

8:50 AM 221 The Importance of Long-Term Monitoring to Management of the Lake Michigan Nearshore Fish Community 

senior author/presenter david Clapp 

9:10 AM 104 Using a Fishery-Independent Gill Net Survey to Evaluate Pelagic Salmon in Lake Michigan 

senior author/presenter Randall Claramunt 

9:30 AM 219 A Temporal Analysis of Lake Erie Walleye Genetic Stock Structure 

senior author/presenter Jo Banda 

co-author Carol Stepien 


10:20 AM 157 Indiana’s Probabilistic Monitoring Program: 13 Years and Counting! 

senior author/presenter Stacey Sobat 

10:40 AM 127 Temporal Variability of the Fish Community in Response to Water Quality Improvements in White River 

senior author/presenter Jason doll 

co-authors Andrew holloway & Rick Conrad 

11:00 AM 133 Fish Habitat Associations of Sensitive Riverine Fish Species in the Western Arctic, Canada 

senior author/presenter Neil Mochnacz 

co-author James Reist 

11:20 AM 170 Using Long-Term Data to Assess the Distribution of a Rare Fish: Lessons From the Colorado River 

senior author/presenter Craig paukert 

11:40 AM 403 Re-occurence of Formerly Extirpated Fishes in the Scioto River 

senior author/presenter Chris yoder 

co-authors Robert Miltner, vickie Gordon, & Robert Mueller

WC-8 ECOLOGY & MANAGEMENT OF NONGAME BIRDS ROOMMORROW 8:00AM-12:00pM 

MOdERATORDR. STEVE MATTHEWS 

8:10 AM 266 Post-fledging Survivorship Across an Urbanizing Landscape 

senior author/presenter Ian Ausprey 

co-author Amanda Rodewald 

8:30 AM 270 Exploring Disjuncts in Avian Nest Predator Communities Across an Urban Land-use Gradient 

senior author/presenter laura kearns 

co-author Amanda Rodewald 

8:50 AM 288 Stopover Habitat Use of Migratory Landbirds within Urban Forest Patches in Central Ohio 

senior author/presenter Stephen Matthews 

co-author paul Rodewald 

9:10 AM 326 Habitat Requirements for Grassland Bird Species of Greatest Conservation Need in South Dakota 

senior author/presenter Mitch Greer 

co-authors kristel Bakker & Chuck dieter 

9:30 AM 378 Seasonal Events and Associated Carry-over Effects in the Yellow Warbler, a Migratory Songbird 

senior author/presenter Andrea lindsay 




10:20 AM 340 Contribution of Emergent Aquatic Insects to Migrant Refueling Performance in Northwestern Ohio 

senior author/presenter lauren Macdade 


10:40 AM 122 Effects of Food Availability and Blood Parasites on Stress and Immunity in White-crowned Sparrows 

senior author/presenter Courtney Murdock 

co-authors Matthew dietz, Michael Romero, & Johannes Foufopoulos 

11:00 AM 214 Habitat and Bird Communities at Small Airports in the Midwestern U.S. 

senior author/presenter Travis devault 

co-authors Jacob kubel, Olin Rhodes, Jr., & Richard dolbeer 

11:20 AM 102 Monitoring of Owls and Nightjars (MOON) in Illinois 

senior author/presenter Tara Beveroth 

11:40 AM 377 The Influence of Riparian Buffers on Bird, Aquatic Invertebrate, and Fish Assemblages 

senior author/presenter Christopher Chizinski 

co-authors Anna peterson & Charles Blinn 

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001 077 Strategic Habitat Conservation For The Northern Population Segment Of Copperbelly Water Snake B R A D L Y P O T T E R 

002 138 A Case For Listing The Six-lined Racerunner As A Threatened Species In Michigan T E R E S A Y O D E R 

003 150 Investigating Interactions Between Red-backed Salamanders & Northern Dusky Salamanders In Michigan K I M B A L A S H 

004 151 First State Record Of The Two-lined Salamander In Michigan N I C O L E S O D E R B E R G 

005 195 Relocation Success Of The Lake Erie Watersnake During A Large-scale Development Project K R I S T I N S T A N F O R D 

006 224 Using Ecological Niche Modeling To Prioritize Sampling Areas For Jefferson Salamanders In Illinois J O H N C R A W F O R D 

007 249 Facial Targeting & Ontogenetic Defensive Striking Behavior Of Eastern Garter Snakes Z A C H A R Y E A G E N 

008 254 Seasonal & Sexual Differences In Habitat Use Of Gray Treefrogs In Experimental Forest Plots D A N I E L L E A C H 

009 262 Narrow-leaf Cattail & Common Reed: Effects On The Green Frog & Bullfrog L I S A R E G U L A - M E Y E R 

010 287 Ecology & Genetics Of The Eastern Hellbender S H E M U N G E R 

011 313 Spatial Ecology Of Eastern Hognose Snakes In New Hampshire L E R O Y W A L S T O N 

012 341 The Common Snapping Turtle As A Sentinel Of Agricultural Effects On Lotic Ecosystems D E R R I C K D O U R O S 

013 367 Movements & Habitat Use Of The Common Snapping Turtle In An Urban Landscape W I L L I A M P E T E R M A N 

014 381 Movements & Activity-area Size Of Head-started & “Wild” Juvenile Blanding’s Turtles A N D R E W K U H N S 

015 383 Spatial Study Of The Eastern Massasauga In East-central Illinois J O H N G R I E S B A U M 

B I R D S S u B - C A T E G O R y 

016 062 Effects Of Tanglehead Grass On Northern Bobwhite Habitat Use M I C H A E L B U E L O W 

017 064 U.M.R.G.L.R. Joint Venture Habitat Conservation Strategies: Strategic Plans For All-bird Conservation B R A D L Y P O T T E R 

018 098 Evaluation Of A Bib-type Radio-transmitter Attachment Method For Nesting Ring-necked Ducks C H A R L O T T E R O Y 

019 137 Surveillance For Highly Pathogenic H5N1 Avian Influenza In Wild Birds Throughout The Midwest C R A I G H I C K S 

020 149 Four Season Bird Survey Of Murphy Lake State Game Area In Michigan A D A M H O I S I N G T O N 

021 216 Partners For Fish & Wildlife: Innovation In Ohio Habitat Restoration S E R G I O P I E R L U I S S I 

022 275 Impacts Of Flooding On Nest Site Selection & Hatching Success Of Interior Least Terns In Kentucky C A I T L I N B O R C K 

023 278 Marker Effects On Day-old Mallard Ducklings C O U R T N E Y A M U N D S O N 

024 298 Potential Impacts Of Encroaching Woody Vegetation On Duck Nesting Success S A R A H T H O M P S O N 

025 314 Woodpecker Activity In Response To Woodlot Infestation By Emerald Ash Borer L A W R E N C E L O N G 

026 356 Mitochondrial DNA Sequence Variations In Four Species Of Upland Game Birds F R E D B R E N N E R 

M A M M A L S S u B - C A T E G O R y 

027 060 Experimental Infection Of White-tailed Deer Fawns With Bovine Viral Diarrhea E R A N R A I Z M A N 

028 089 Recovery Of Gray Wolves In The Great Lakes Region Of The U.S. A D R I A N W Y D E V E N 

029 093 Role Of Thirteen-lined Ground Squirrels As An Important Grassland Bird Nest Predator In CRP Fields M E G A N J O N E S 

030 187 Feeding Habits Of Golden Jackal In Keoladeo National Park, Bhartpur, Rajasthan, India S H I L P I G U P T A

031 198 Site Occupancy For Riparian Muskrats In Relation To Local Habitat & Landscape Context L I S A B U C C I 

032 259 Woodchuck Movements & Behavior Across An Urban-rural Gradient E L I Z A B E T H W A T S O N 

033 271 Handedness Of Bats In Relation To Vision & Echolocation V A N E S S A R O J A S 

034 290 Movement Patterns & Home Range Sizes Of Riparian Muskrats Along A Flashiness Gradient A D A M A H L E R S 

035 382 Climate Variables & Population Estimates Of A White-tailed Jackrabbit Population In Central Iowa A L I S O N E D M U N D 

036 390 Prevalence Of Leishmania In Dogs At Vaquilla Village, Panama N E L D A R I V E R A 

037 393 Urban Hunter Preferences: Attitudes, Motivations & Demographic Influences On Hunter Typologies N A T H A N W E B E R 

038 395 Quantifying Metapopulation Dynamics Of Franklin’s Ground Squirrels Using Occupancy Modeling J E N N I F E R D U G G A N 

039 398 Cats & The Risk Of Toxoplasma Gondii Infection In Wildlife: A Measure Of Ecosystem Health S H A N N O N F R E D E B A U G H 

A Q U A T I C I N V A S I V E S P E C I E S S u B - C A T E G O R y 

040 177 Get HabitattitudeTM! Prevent The Release Of Aquatic Invasive Species From Classrooms D O U G L A S J E N S E N 

041 283 Movement, Habitat Use & Phytoplankton Consumption Of Silver Carp In The Mississippi River H E A T H E R C A L K I N S 

A Q U A C U L T U R E S u B - C A T E G O R y 

042 107 Effects Of Pond Fertilization Strategies On Yellow Perch Fry Production A M A N D A S M I T H 

043 130 Biological Control Of Snails & Associated Parasites Of Fish In Culture Ponds A N D R E W W E S T 

044 208 Minnow Mortality Associated With Handling & Marking J A Y B E U G L Y 

045 258 Evaluation Of The Safety Of Iodophore Disinfection On Walleye Egg Survival J E F F R A C H 

046 285 Impacts Of Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations On Fish Communities A A R O N M C A L E X A N D E R 

G R E A T L A K E S S u B - C A T E G O R y 

047 246 Population Dynamics Of Smallmouth Bass In The Beaver Archipelago, Northern Lake Michigan M A R K K A E M I N G K 

048 253 Macrohabitat Assessment Of Nest Site Selection By Smallmouth Bass In Northern Lake Michigan A L E X A N D E R C L E M 

049 257 The Influence Of Life History On Reproductive Investment & Lipid Allocation Patterns In Lake Trout B E N J A M I N F E L T 

050 277 A Comparison Of Short-term Condition Among Diporeia Spp. Populations In The Great Lakes Region D A N I E L R Y A N 

051 294 Changes In Sex Ratios With Age Of Yellow Perch In The Indiana Waters Of Lake Michigan C A L E B B O L L M A N 

052 343 The Role Of The Opossum Shrimp In Great Lakes’ Food Webs, Especially As Prey For Forage Fishes J U L I A M I D A 

053 362 Effects Of Environmental Variables On Age-0 Yellow Perch Abundance & Growth In Lake Erie N A T H A N M A N N I N G 

054 368 Influence Of Water Temperature On The Distribution Of Walleye In Ohio’s Lake Erie Sport Fishery C A R E Y K N I G H T 

055 372 Are Larval Walleye Otolith Uptake Rates Rapid Enough To Record A Natal Site Signal? M E G A N N I M S 

056 387 Comparison Of Processing Methods For Analysis Of Larval Otoliths By LA-ICPMS T H E O D O R E G O V E R 

057 394 Seasonal Distribution Of The Asiatic Clam Associated With A Thermal Plume In Lake Erie J E R E M I A H D A V I S 

058 407 Effects Of Hypoxia On Yellow Perch Habitat Suitability In The Central Basin Of Lake Erie K R I S T I N A R E N D 

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059 114 Population Dynamics & Food Habits Of Channel Catfish In Lake Sharpe J O N A H D A G E L 

060 123 Effects Of A Biomanipulation In A Southern Illinois Impoundment: Insights From Bioenergetics Models N I C H O L A S W A H L 

061 124 The Effect Of Panfish Predation On The Milfoil Weevil In Two Michigan Lakes C O R E Y J E R O M E 

062 128 Effect Of A Simulated Cold-front On Hatching Success Of Yellow Perch Eggs A N D R E W J A N S E N 

063 131 Reproductive Cycle Of The Female Northern Largemouth Bass In The Upper Midwest D A N I E L S P E N G L E R 

064 146 Smallmouth Bass Bioenergetics In Pickerel Lake, South Dakota T H O M A S B A C U L A 

065 159 Affects Of Nutrient Release On Phytoplankton Dynamics As Influenced By Winterkill Conditions C A S E Y S C H O E N E B E C K 

066 163 Patterns Of Angler Effort, Harvest, & Exploitation Between Dissimilar Yellow Perch Populations C A S E Y S C H O E N E B E C K 

067 233 Comparing Scale & Sagittal Otolith Back-calculated Lengths At Age In Crappies N A T H A N R A T T E R M A N 

068 241 Where’s Walleye: Assessing The Impact Of Adding Cobble Substrate To A Nebraska Irrigation Reservoir J O R D A N K A T T 

069 256 Extending The Risk-mortality Tradeoff: Population Dynamics & Management Implications M E L I S S A K J E L V I K 

070 299 A Synopsis Of Littoral Habitat In Lakes Of The Upper Mid-western United States Relative To Fish J O N A T H A N S T O F F R E G E N 

071 303 Do Fillet Weights Differ Between Sexes In Winter Fisheries For Yellow Perch? D A N I E L I S E R M A N N 

072 308 Walleye Spawning Habitat & Recruitment In Littoral Zones Of Northern Wisconsin Lakes G I N A R A M M E R 

073 315 The Nesting Environment For Bluegill Sunfish In Small Ponds: Is There Variation In Seasonal Nesting? J E S S I C A R E T T I G 

074 323 Evaluating Multiple Day On-site Angler Survey Estimation By Simulations Z H E N M I N G S U 

075 328 A Typology Of Recreational Anglers Based On License Purchasing Behavior J E R E M Y B R U S K O T T E R 

076 332 Using Bathymetry & GIS To Improve Managment Of Seasonally Flooded Impoundments At Muscatatuck NWR D A N I E L W O O D 

077 342 Use Of Artificial Structure As Fish Habitat In A Western Illinois Reservoir B R E T T F E G E R 

078 344 Improved Diet Analyses Through The Use Of Fish Cleithra D A N I E L T R A Y N O R 

079 348 Brood Reduction & Nest Abandonment: Does Parent Age Affect Abandonment Rate By Smallmouth Bass? B R I A N N E L U N N 

080 350 Channel Catfish Catches In Tandem Hoop Nets: The Influence Of Sampling Date L I N D S E Y R I C H T E R S 

081 359 Terrestrial Organic Carbon Subsidies To Gizzard Shad In Ohio Reservoirs A L L I S O N B A B L E R 

082 374 Land Use & Precipitation Variability Influence Reservoir Carbon Dynamics L E S L E Y K N O L L 

083 389 Reservoirs As Regulators Of Climate Change: Using Optical Tools To Characterize Doc E R I N O V E R H O L T 

115 103 Prey Fish Otolith Chemistry Consumed By A Predator: Does Digestion Hinder Russian Doll Techniques? Q U I N T O N P H E L P S 

R I V E R S & S T R E A M S S u B - C A T E G O R y 

084 055 Effects Of Hydrologic Alterations On Fish Diversity In The Wabash River From 1974-2007 M A R K P Y R O N 

085 056 Redside Dace In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula: Indigenous Or Bait Bucket Escapees J E S S I C A C O M B E N 

086 059 Freshwater Mussel Distribution & Demographics In Relation To Microhabitat In A Michigan Stream K A T H R Y N H A R R I G E R 

087 079 Can Brown Trout (Salmo Trutta) Improve Rural Development? An Example From Ispir, Erzurum, Turkey A Y H A N Y I L D I R I M 

088 086 Population Dynamics & Potential Management Of Bowfin In The Upper Mississippi River J E F F K O C H 

089 087 Precision Of Hard Structures Used To Estimate Age Of Bowfin In The Upper Mississippi River J E F F K O C H 

090 140 The Current Biological State Of The Lower Olentangy River Ecosystem J U S T I N W A L T E R S

091 145 Conservation Genetics Of The Eastern Sand Darter J O S E P H F A B E R 

092 194 Influence Of Drought Conditions On Brown Trout Biomass In The Black Hills, South Dakota D A N I E L J A M E S 

093 213 Seasonality Of Glochidial Infection Of Wild-caught Fish In The Muskingum River, Ohio C A T H E R I N E K E L L Y 

094 223 Response Of Fish Assemblage & Instream Habitat Structure To Riparian Buffers In Central Iowa J E S S E F I S C H E R 

095 229 Storm Water Runoff In A Michigan Urban Stream: Impacts On Central Mudminnows W I L L I A M K E I P E R 

096 231 Habitat Used By Young Sturgeons In The Channelized Lower Missouri River C L A Y T O N R I D E N O U R 

097 232 Age & Growth Of Macrhybopsis Chubs In The Missouri River C L A Y T O N R I D E N O U R 

098 251 The Effects Of Zebra Mussels On Fish Communities In A Southeast Michigan Warmwater River K A T H E R I N E B I R K E T T 

099 267 A Novel Method For Assessing Questions Of Hybridization In The Walleye/Sauger/Saugeye Complex M I C H A E L S O V I C 

100 268 An Analysis Of Ohio River Basin Water Quality: Solving Regional Water Quality Assessment Problems L A U J A M I E 

101 297 Effects Of Hypostomus Foraging On Egg Survival Of The Fountain Darter & Devils River Minnow L U C I C O O K - H I L D R E T H 

102 305 Factors Influencing The Endangered Topeka Shiner In Kansas Streams J O S E P H G E R K E N 

103 306 The Effects Of Crossing Design & Water Velocity On The Movement Of Great Plains Lotic Fishes W E S L E Y B O U S K A 

104 320 Fish & Macroinvertebrate Response To Instream Renovation D A V I D A R G E N T 

105 361 Online Ohio Mussel Atlas J E N N I F E R C R A M E R 

106 388 Assessing The Effects Of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals On Common Carp In The Monongahela River D E V I N D E M A R I O 

S T U R G E O N & P A D D L E F I S H S u B - C A T E G O R y 

107 083 Diet Composition Of Young-of-Year Sturgeon In The Middle Mississippi River D A W N S E C H L E R 

108 116 Seasonal Distribution Of Adult Lake Sturgeon In Namakan Reservoir, Voyageurs National Park S T E P H A N I E S H A W 

109 117 Genetic Study Of Lake Sturgeon In The St. Marys River System J E S S I C A C O M B E N 

110 160 Evaluating Wound Treatments Of Shovelnose Sturgeon Egg Checks P A T R I C I A H E R M A N 

111 174 Seasonal Diet Composition Of Adult Shovelnose Sturgeon In The Middle Mississippi River J U S T I N S E I B E R T 

112 234 Status Of Lake Sturgeon Reproduction In The Muskegon River, Michigan M A T T H E W A L T E N R I T T E R 

113 281 Habitat Use Of Young-of-Year Pallid Sturgeon In The Middle Mississippi River S A R A T R I P P 

114 329 Population Characteristics & Movement Patterns Of Lake Sturgeon In The St. Marys River, Michigan B R A N D O N G E R I G 

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