Food habits of fishes in a freshwater reed belt in Lake Kitaura, eastern Japan, in summer

@article{Usui2018FoodHO,
  title={Food habits of fishes in a freshwater reed belt in Lake Kitaura, eastern Japan, in summer},
  author={Seiji Usui and K. Kanou and M. Sano},
  journal={Fisheries Science},
  year={2018},
  volume={84},
  pages={469-476}
}
  • Seiji Usui, K. Kanou, M. Sano
  • Published 2018
  • Biology
  • Fisheries Science
    • AbstractThe diets and feeding guild structure of a freshwater reed belt fish assemblage (30 species) were examined in Lake Kitaura, part of the Lake Kasumigaura system, eastern Japan, from June to September in 2009 and 2010. Ontogenetic dietary shifts were recognized in 14 species, including several species (e.g., Cyprinus carpio, Tridentiger brevispinis and Hyporhamphus intermedius) targeted by local fisheries. Juveniles of these species generally fed on zooplankton, later switching to other… CONTINUE READING
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