Joseph D. Zydlewski
U.S. Geological Survey: Maine Cooperative Fisheries and Wildlife Research Unit
5755 Nutting Hall, Room 210
Orono,
ME
USA
04469-5755
Email:
jzydlewski@usgs.gov
Papers:
M-202-9
Hard Choices in Assessing Survival Past Dams Using Telemetry
P-55
Upstream Passage of Anadromous Species in the Lower Penobscot River, Maine; Assessing the Milford Fish Lift Using Dual Frequency Identification Sonar (DIDSON)
P-57
Changes in Fish Assemblages after Completion of the Bumbuna Hydroelectric Dam in Sierra Leone, West Africa
P-80
Assessment of a Hatchery Based Rainbow Smelt Supplementation Effort
P-220
A Deeper Look into Atlantic Salmon Smolt Predation Using Acoustic Telemetry
T-202-13
Expecting the Unexpected: Combined Effects of Dam Removal and Re-Allocation of Hydropower on Atlantic Salmon Smolt Migrations
T-204A-9
Linkage Between Coastal Conditions and Migration of Atlantic Salmon Smolts Along the Halifax Line
T-207-19
Modeling Migration of Silver Eels to Forecast Critical Intervals of Risk
Th-204A-5
Local and Long Distance Migrations of Maine Atlantic Salmon Smolts: Penobscot Bay to the Scotian Shelf and Beyond
Th-303A-12
Marine-Derived Nutrient Cycling in the St. Croix River, Maine
Th-303B-5
Effects of Anadromous Sea Lamprey As Vectors of Marine-Derived Nutrients in Freshwater Ecosystems
W-206A-4
Atlantic Sturgeon Movements and Habitat Use in the Penobscot River, with Implications of Dam Removal
W-206A-14
Microchemical Analysis of Dorsal Scutes to Infer the Origins and Life Histories of Shortnose Sturgeon
W-302B-4
Size Selection of Adult Atlantic Salmon at Fish Passage Facilities on the Penobscot River, Maine