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Dietary overlap and selectivity among mountain steppe river fish in the United States and Mongolia.
Mario Minder, Emily R Arsenault, Mark Pyron, Amarbat Otgonganbat, Bud Mendsaikhan

Ecol Evol· May 2023

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Intercontinental analysis of temperate steppe stream food webs reveals consistent autochthonous support of fishes.
Emily R Arsenault, James H Thorp, Michael J Polito, Mario Minder, Walter K Dodds, Mark Pyron

Ecol Lett· December 2022

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Identifying monitoring information needs that support the management of fish in large rivers.
Timothy D Counihan, Kristen L Bouska, Shannon K Brewer, Robert B Jacobson, Andrew F Casper, Mark Pyron

PLoS One· May 2022

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Geomorphology variables predict fish assemblages for forested and endorheic rivers of two continents.
Robert Shields, Mark Pyron, Emily R Arsenault, James H Thorp, Mario Minder

Ecol Evol· December 2021

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Valley-scale hydrogeomorphology drives river fish assemblage variation in Mongolia.
Alain Maasri, Mark Pyron, Emily R Arsenault, James H Thorp, Bud Mendsaikhan

Ecol Evol· June 2021

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Geomorphological characteristics of the Wabash River, USA: Influence on fish assemblages.
Jeff Robbins, Mark Pyron

Ecol Evol· May 2021

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Diet overlap among non-native trout species and native cutthroat Trout ( in two U.S. ecoregions.
Mario Minder, Emily R Arsenault, Bolortsetseg Erdenee, Alain Maasri, Mark Pyron

Ecol Evol· March 2021

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Dietary specificity and overlap in endorheic river fishes: How do native and nonnative species compare?
Mario Minder, Emily R Arsenault, Bolortsetseg Erdenee, Mark Pyron

J Fish Biol· August 2020

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Long-term fish assemblages of the Ohio River: Altered trophic and life history strategies with hydrologic alterations and land use modifications.
Mark Pyron, Meryl C Mims, Mario M Minder, Robert C Shields, Nicole Chodkowski

PLoS One· December 2019

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Correction: Long-term fish assemblages of the Ohio River: Altered trophic and life history strategies with hydrologic alterations and land use modifications.
Mark Pyron, Meryl C Mims, Mario M Minder, Robert C Shields, Nicole Chodkowski

PLoS One· June 2019

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A century of morphological variation in Cyprinidae fishes.
Stephen J Jacquemin, Mark Pyron

BMC Ecol· October 2016

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Shift in a large river fish assemblage: body-size and trophic structure dynamics.
Kyle J Broadway, Mark Pyron, James R Gammon, Brent A Murry

PLoS One· April 2016

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Assessing changes in the Presque Isle Bay watershed fish community using a modified index of biotic integrity: before and after the elimination of combined sewer overflows.
Sean D Rafferty, Jake Lybrook, Karla M Kaczmarek, Mark Lethaby, Robert Wellington, Mark Pyron

Environ Monit Assess· December 2013

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Role of the fish Astyanax aeneus (Characidae) as a keystone nutrient recycler in low-nutrient neotropical streams.
Gaston E Small, Catherine M Pringle, Mark Pyron, John H Duff

Ecology· February 2011

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