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An Investigation of the Feasibility of Employing Hydroacoustic Monitoring as a Means to Detect the Presence and Movement of Large, Adult Eels (Genus Anguilla)

This 1999 USGS research report by Alex Haro and others was produced in response to the possible decline in American eel populations. Prompted by the lack of information on the behavior of downstream migrant eels at hydroelectric dams and other obstructions, researchers used hydroacoustic monitoring to attempt to monitor "the spatial and temporal patterns of behavior of large (> 70 cm) eels in hydroelectric forebays." The report may be browsed online or downloaded as a self-extracting file (1300K).
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June 21st, 2000
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April 7th, 2003 at 1:56pm
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April 7th, 2003 at 1:56pm
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