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Amolops chunganensis

Known as: Rana chunganensis, Chungan sucker frog, Staurois chunganensis 
National Institutes of Health

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2014
2014
Andrew Mertha’s admirable book attracted considerable media attention before its release because of pre-publication publicity… 
2013
2013
Time‐series analysis is used widely in ecology to study complex phenomena and may have considerable potential to clarify… 
2010
2010
Abstract We used tag–recapture data to estimate apparent survival and capture probability for 119,129 hatchery-reared, federally… 
2010
2010
Seventy-four lapilli from Lost River suckers captured in Upper Klamath Lake in 1970 during a snag fishery on spawning adults and… 
Review
2006
Review
2006
.........................................................................................................................................................1 Chapter 1. The Fish ........................................................................................................................................2 Overview ................................................................................................................................................2 Current Status of Bonytail and Razorback Sucker ..........................................................................2 Status of the Bonytail ..................................................................................................................2 Status of the Razorback Sucker ...............................................................................................4 Propagation and Stocking ...................................................................................................................4 Stocking Programs and Relative Success .......................................................................................6 Central Arizona .............................................................................................................................6 Senator Wash, California ...........................................................................................................6 Lake Mohave ................................................................................................................................6 Lake Havasu .................................................................................................................................6 Lower Colorado River (Downstream of Parker Dam) ............................................................8 Upper Colorado River ..................................................................................................................8 San Juan River .............................................................................................................................8 Prognosis ...............................................................................................................................................8 Study Objectives ...................................................................................................................................8 Ecology of Bonytail and Razorback Sucker .....................................................................................9 Capture Techniques ....................................................................................................................9 Bonytail ................................................................................................................................9 Larvae ........................................................................................................................9 Larger Bonytail ...........................................................................................................9 Razorback Sucker .............................................................................................................10 Larvae ......................................................................................................................10 Larger Razorback Suckers .....................................................................................10 Mortality Issues ...............................................................................................................12 Bonytail Life History ..................................................................................................................13 Physical Description .......................................................................................................13 Distribution and Abundance ..........................................................................................14 Diet ...............................................................................................................................14 Parasites ............................................................................................................................16 Age-Length Distribution ...................................................................................................16 Longevity ...........................................................................................................................16 Habitats and Habits .........................................................................................................17 Beaver Association .................................................................................................17 Movement .........................................................................................................................17 Reproduction .....................................................................................................................18 Spawning Site Selection .......................................................................................18 Spawning Behavior ................................................................................................19 General Behavior .............................................................................................................19 Fry and Juveniles (<10 cm) ....................................................................................20 Adults (>10 cm) ........................................................................................................20 iv Ecology of Bonytail and Razorback Sucker Razorback Sucker Life History ................................................................................................20 Physical Description .......................................................................................................21 Sexual Dimorphism ..........................................................................................................21 Distribution and Abundance ...........................................................................................22 Historic Distribution ................................................................................................22 Beginning of the End: 1880–1970 ..........................................................................22 1970 to Present ........................................................................................................22 Razorback Sucker Young ................................................................................................24 Diet ...............................................................................................................................24 Parasites ............................................................................................................................25 Age Determination ............................................................................................................26 Age-Length Distribution ..................................................................................................26 Longevity ............................................................................................................................27 Habitats and Habits ..........................................................................................................27 Movement .........................................................................................................................27 Reproduction ....................................................................................................................28 River Spawning .......................................................................................................29 Reservoir/Pond Spawning .....................................................................................31 Recruitment .............................................................................................................31 General Behavior ..............................................................................................................32 Larvae ......................................................................................................................32 Fry and Juveniles ....................................................................................................33 Adults ......................................................................................................................33 Eye “Blinking” .........................................................................................................33 Chapter 2. Complete Life Cycle of Two Endangered Fishes at Cibola High Levee Pond ...............35 Introduction .........................................................................................................................................35 History and Study Area .............................................................................................................35 Ecological Importance of Cibola High Levee Pond ..............................................................35 Water Quality Parameters ........................................................................................................37 Temperature ......................................................................................................................37 Dissolved Oxygen .............................................................................................................37 Conductance .....................................................................................................................37 Aquatic Community ...................................................................................................................37 Zooplankton ......................................................................................................................37 Fishes ........................................................ 
2000
2000
A rhabdovirus was found to be associated with a lethal hemorrhagic disease in the cultured Chinese sucker Myxocyprinus asiaticus… 
1996
1996
The razorback sucker (Xyrauchen texanus) is a large, long-lived catostomid fish endemic to the Colorado River drainage of western… 
1980
1980
✓ The authors describe an irrigating sucker that can be regulated to provide a clear field for dissection or coagulation under…