Fishes of the Great Lakes RegionFor everyday anglers, armchair enthusiasts, and serious students, Hubbs and Lagler's text remains the definitive work in the identification and study of the fishes of this important freshwater region. Organized by fish family, with sections on waters of the Great Lakes region, zoogeography, field study and collection, preservation of fishes for study, fish identification, anatomy, terminology, and more, Fishes of the Great Lakes Region is comprehensive in its scope and breadth of information-truly the classic book on Great Lakes fishes. The book also documents a half century of changes in fish population in the region that have resulted from pollution, development, and the introduction of nonnative species. This edition will thus inspire future generations of anglers and students to take a fresh look at one of our most important fauna. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Zoogeography | 7 |
Field Study and Collection of Fishes | 19 |
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Fishes of the Great Lakes Region Carl Leavitt Hubbs,Karl Frank Lagler,Gerald Ray Smith Snippet view - 2004 |
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adult anal fin anal rays Atlantic barbel Basin bass benthos body breeding males brook brook trout Canal catfish caudal fin caudal peduncle Check Chub ciscoes Color plate Coregonus creeks Cyprinidae Dace dark Darter DARTER-Etheostoma depth dorsal fin dorsal rays dorsal spines drainage EASTERN Esox FAMILY Feeds on benthos Feeds on small fin base freshwater gill rakers Gulf head Hubbs Huron Lake Erie Lake Superior lake trout Lakes dr Lakes fishes Lakes-St lampreys lateral band lateral line lateral line scales lateral scales Lawrence dr LONGNOSE lower jaw membranes Michigan minnows mouth muskellunge nests Nipigon NORTHERN Notropis opercle pectoral fins pelvic fins perch pharyngeal pigment pirate perch posterior Premaxillaries Rafinesque rays usually Redhorse REDHORSE-Moxostoma River salmon scale rows sculpin sea lamprey Shiner SHINER-Notropis silver slender snout spawn species spots standard length stickleback stripe suckers sunfish teeth tributaries upper jaw Upper Mississippi dr waters WESTERN whitefish