Cyprinella lutrensis
Cyprinella lutrensis
(Red Shiner)
Fishes
Native Transplant

21 results for Cyprinella lutrensis (Red Shiner)

Impact ID Scientific Name Impact Type Study Type Study Location Impact Description Reference
2075 Cyprinella lutrensis Predation/Herbivory Anecdotal Field Predation on vulnerable larvae of native populations of razorback sucker (Xyrauchen... 13525
2076 Cyprinella lutrensis Predation/Herbivory Experimental Laboratory Predator of razorback sucker larvae (Xyrauchen texanus). 19081
2077 Cyprinella lutrensis Predation/Herbivory Experimental Laboratory Razorback sucker larvae (Xyrauchen texanus) found in the guts of Red Shiners. 18067
2078 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Anecdotal Field Red Shiner is implicated in the decline of the native fish of this region, including Spikedace... 217
2079 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Anecdotal Field Establishment of Red Shiner has led to the decrease in Woundfin (Plagopterus... 1104
2080 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Anecdotal Field Establishment of Red Shiner has led to the decrease of Spikedace (Meda fulgida 798
2081 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Observational Field Red Shiner affect the growth, condition, or survival of young Colorado Pikeminnow (Ptychocheilus... 998
2082 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Experimental Laboratory Red Shiner are competing for food with young Colorado Pikeminnow (Ptychocheilus Lucius) . 1444
2083 Cyprinella lutrensis Genetic Anecdotal Field Red Shiner may dilute the gene pools of native Cyprinella via hybridization 33592
2084 Cyprinella lutrensis Genetic Anecdotal Field Red Shiner may dilute the gene pools of native Cyprinella 33593
2085 Cyprinella lutrensis Genetic Observational Field The Red Shiner is hybridizing with the Blacktail Shiner (Notropis venusta) in the Coosa River... 80
2086 Cyprinella lutrensis Genetic Observational Field The Red Shiner is hybridizing with the Blacktail Shiner (Cyprinella venusta) 33593
2087 Cyprinella lutrensis Genetic Observational Field Red Shiner is hybridizing with the Blacktail Shiner (Cyprinella venusta) in the Coosa... 18189
2098 Cyprinella lutrensis Genetic Experimental Laboratory Study of prezygotic and postzygotic isolation between non-native red shiner (Cyprinella... 19420
2101 Cyprinella lutrensis Disease/Parasites/Toxicity Observational Field The introduction of Red Shiner into Utah was probably how the Asian tapeworm entered the Virgin... 1104
2102 Cyprinella lutrensis Disease/Parasites/Toxicity Observational Field Red Shiner is one of the species that potentially introduced the Asian fish tapeworm... 15579
2107 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Anecdotal Field Redside Shiner (Richardsonius balteatus) declined when the Red Shiner became common in the... 952
2108 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Anecdotal Field In degraded streams in Georgia, introduced Red Shiners have become one of the most abundant species. 1511
2109 Cyprinella lutrensis Competition Anecdotal Field Red Shiners made up nearly 50% of the catch per unit effort in Colorado and Green Rivers adjacent... 882
3956 Cyprinella lutrensis Disease/Parasites/Toxicity Observational Field The introduction of Red Shiner to the Great Lakes may further the spread of Bothriocephalus... 30704
3957 Cyprinella lutrensis Disease/Parasites/Toxicity Observational Field Red Shiner are host to Pseudocapillaria tomentosa, a parasitic nematode that can cause inflammation... 35522

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