Piscivory in recovering Lake Michigan cisco (Coregonus artedi): The role of invasive species

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@DrFishSG @DBoczek78 @HannahMLachance @greatlakescisco When life gives you lemons, eat goby, bytho, and alewife. https://t.co/fvS2HvxDh9

12 Feb 2021

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Contemporary Cisco diets in Lake Michigan include high proportions of invasive species including round goby (58%), spiny water flea (15%), and alewife (14%). Not only are Lake Michigan Cisco eating mostly invasive species, but they are also eating fish...

19 Nov 2020

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RT @DrFishSG: First thought on Cisco eating fish might be "good, they can find something." But ecologically, lakes support an order of mag…

11 Jul 2020

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This suggests that ciscoe are not really "filter feeders" as some might have suggested?

10 Jul 2020

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