Diet of Larval Ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernuus) in the St. Louis River Harbor, Lake Superior
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2020, Journal of Great Lakes ResearchCitation Excerpt :The positive spring temperature effect on ruffe biomass might be caused by favourable spawning conditions during warm springs (Brown et al., 1998). The interaction with benthic macroinvertebrates was an expected predictor for ruffe (Mod6) as soft-bodied macroinvertebrates are among its favourite prey items (Fullerton et al., 1998; Ogle et al., 2004). Ruffe is often presented as an undesirable fish that preys on other species eggs and larvae (McLean, 1993; Raloff, 1992) and as an invasive species in lakes of North America where it competes for food with yellow perch, trout-perch, and other native benthivorous fishes (Fullerton et al., 1998; Ogle et al., 1995; Savino and Kolar, 1996).
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