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Feder, M.E., B.D. Wisenden, T.M. Luhring, and C.M. Wagner. 2024. Speed kills? Migrating sea lamprey increase speed when exposed to an antipredator cue but make worse short-term decisions. Journal of Great Lakes Research 50(5):102398. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jglr.2024.102398.
Reference Details:
Reference Number: 46234
Type: Journal Article
Author: Feder, M.E., B.D. Wisenden, T.M. Luhring, and C.M. Wagner
Date (year): 2024
Article Title:Speed kills? Migrating sea lamprey increase speed when exposed to an antipredator cue but make worse short-term decisions
Journal Name: Journal of Great Lakes Research
Volume: 50
Issue: 5
Pages: 102398
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Keywords: Petromyzon marinus, sea lamprey, behavior, prey cue, life history, stimuli response, management
DOI: 10.1016/j.jglr.2024.102398
Species Profiles and Specimens that use this Reference:

Petromyzon marinus

    WI - Middle River, Lake Superior
    WI - Brule River, Lake Superior
    WI - Bad River, Lake Superior
    ON - Neebing River, Ontario
    MI - Rock River, Lake Superior
    MI - Tahquamenon River, Lake Superior
    MI - Betsy River, Lake Superior
    WI - Peshtigo River, Lake Michigan
    MI - St. Joseph River, Lake Michigan
    MI - Manistique River, Lake Michigan
    MI - Betsie River, Lake Michigan
    MI - Big Manistee River, Lake Michigan
    MI - Carp Lake Outlet, Lake Michigan
    ON - St. Marys River, Lake Huron
    MI - Ocqueoc River, Lake Huron
    ON - Echo River, Lake Huron
    MI - East Au Gres River, Lake Huron
    ON - Bridgeland Creek, Lake Huron
    OH - Grand River, Lake Erie
    ON - Little Otter Creek, Lake Erie
    ON - Big Creek, Lake Erie
    ON - Young's Creek, Lake Erie
    NY - Cattaraugus Creek, Lake Erie
    ON - Humber River, Lake Ontario
    ON - Duffins Creek, Lake Ontario
    ON - Bowmanville Creek, Lake Ontario
    NY - Sterling Creek, Lake Ontario
    NY - Black River, Lake Ontario

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [1/17/2026].

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