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Continuous Noninvasive Measuring of Crayfish Cardiac and Behavioral Activities

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Bayesian multistate models for measuring invasive carp movement and evaluating telemetry array performance.

Jessica C Stanton¹, Marybeth K Brey¹, Alison A Coulter²

¹Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center, United States Geological Survey, La Crosse, WI, United States of America.

|August 12, 2024

Summary

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Invasive carp movement in the Illinois River is mostly contained within river pools. Upstream movements are rare, but telemetry monitoring is limited in key areas.

Keywords:

Acoustic Telemetry Bighead Carp Bigheaded Carps Invasive Carps Movement Silver Carp

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Area of Science:

Ecology
Invasive Species Management
Aquatic Ecology

Background:

Invasive carp pose a significant threat to the Laurentian Great Lakes ecosystem.
Understanding invasive species movement is crucial for effective control strategies.
The Illinois and Des Plaines Rivers are critical management zones for invasive carp.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate movement patterns of silver and bighead carp in the Illinois and Des Plaines Rivers.
To characterize upstream and downstream movement rates between river pools.
To evaluate the efficacy of existing telemetry infrastructure for monitoring carp.

Main Methods:

Bayesian multistate modeling
Acoustic telemetry
Analysis of movement data for silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) and bighead carp (H. nobilis)

Main Results:

Most invasive carp remained within their river pools monthly (76.2% silver, 75.5% bighead).
Downstream movements were less common (14.2% silver, 13.9% bighead).
Upstream movements were least likely (6.7% silver, 7.9% bighead), with highest probability from downstream pools, yet detection was poor.

Conclusions:

Invasive carp movement is largely pool-restricted, but upstream dispersal from recruitment areas is possible.
Current telemetry infrastructure has limitations in detecting carp movements in critical downstream areas.
Recommendations are provided to improve monitoring tool placement and usage for better understanding of carp behavior.