Published Reports (fairly technical unless otherwise indicated)
Able
KW, Manderson JP, Studholme AL, 1998, the
distribution of shallow water juvenile fishes in an urban estuary; the
effects
of manmade structures in the lower hudson river. Estuaries,
21:731-744
Angelidis, P., Pournara, I and Photis, G. (2005). Galss eels (Anguilla Anguilla) growth in a
recirculating system. Meditarranean
Marine Science. 6, 99-106
Arslan, Z. and D. H. Secor, 2005, Analysis of Trace Transition Elements and Heavy Metals in Fish Otoliths as
Tracers of Habitat Use by American Eels in the Hudson River Estuary, Estuaries, vol. 28 (3), 382-393.
Bardonnet, A. & Riera, P. (2005). Feeding of glass eels
(Anguilla anguilla) in the course of
their estuarine migration: New insights from stable isotope analysis.
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 63, 201-209.
Bolliet, V., Lambert, P. , Rives, J. & Bardonnet,
A. Rhythmic swimming activity in Anguilla anguilla glass eels:
Synchronization to water current reversal under laboratory conditions. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and
Ecology 344, 54-66.
Cieri, M.D. & McCleave, J.D. (2001).
Validation of daily otolith increments in glass-phase American eels (Anguilla rostrata Lesueur ) during
estuarine residency. Journal of
Experimental Marine biology and Ecology 257 219-227
Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment American Eels Restoring a vanishing resource in
the Gulf of Maine www.gulfofmaine.org
Haro, A.J., W.H. Krueger. 1988. Pigmentation, size, and migration of
elvers (Anguilla rostrata (Lesueur)) in a coastal Rhode Island stream.
Can. J. Zoo. 66: 2528-2533.
Haro,
A., Richkus, W., Whalen, K., Hoar, A., Busch, W.D.,
Lary, S., Brush, T. & Dixon, W., 2000, Population Decline of the
American
eel: Implications for Research and Management. Fisheries 25, 7-16
Hellmich,
L., 2009, Environmental Factors Affecting the Migration of Juvenile
American Eels in a lower Hudson River Tributary, report to the Ossining
High School Science Research Program. (authored by the first OHS Furnace Brook team; see reference list at end of report for more information)
Laffaille, R., Caraguil, J, & Legault, A. (2007). Temporal patterns in the upstream migration
of European glass eels (Anguilla Anguilla)
at the Couesnon estuarine dam. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 73 81-90.
Morrison,
W.E., D.H. Secor, P.M. Piccoli, 2003, Estuarine Habitat Use by
Americcan Eels as Determined by Ottolith Strontium:Calcium Ratios,
American Fisheries Society Symposirm 33:87-99.
Schmidt, R.E., C.M. O'Reilly, D. Miller, 2009, Observations of American Eels using an upland passage facility
and effects of passage on the population structure, North American Journal of Fisheries Management 29:715–720.
Schmidt, R.E., R. Peterson, T.R. Lake,
2006, Hudson River tributaries in the lives of fishes with emphasis on
the American Eel, American Fisheries Society Symposium, 51: 317-330.
Schweid,
R., 2002, Consider the Eel.
University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, NC.
Secor,
D.H., J.E. Baker, W.E. Morrison, J.C. Steinbacher, 2002, Ecology and
Contamination of the Hudson River American Eel, report submitted to the
Hudson River Foundation
Smith,
C. L., 1994, Fish Watching: An Outdoor Guide to Freshwater Fishes.
Cornell University Press, 216 pages.
(excellent introduction
for children of all ages!!)
Wang, C. & Tzeng, W. (2000). The timing of metamorphosis and growth rates
of American and European eel
leptocephali: A mechanism of larval segregative migration. Fisheries
Research 46. 191-205.
Zompaol, S., Katselis, G., Koutsikopoulos, C. & Cladas,
Y. (2008). Temporal patterns of glass
eel migration (Anguilla anguilla
1758) in relation to environmental factors in the Western Greek inland waters.
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 80, 320-338.
last updated 2/01/11
Hudson
River National Estuarine Research Reserve