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Green Encapsulation of Metal Oxide and Noble Metal ZnO@Ag for Efficient Antibacterial and Catalytic Performance

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By Aisha Noor, Kamal Kishore Pant, Anushree Malik, Peter Moyle
| dx.doi.org
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Age, growth, and trophic ecology of the Redeye Bass, an introduced invader of California rivers

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By Beth Long, Peter Moyle, Matthew Young, Patrick Crain
| Eyes on Earth
The Redeye BassMicropterus coosaeis a piscivore introduced into California, which has become a threat to the state's endemic freshwater fishes. It has eliminated native fishes from the middle reaches of the Cosumnes River, our study stream, which is the largest stream without a major dam on its main stem in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River drainage, central California, USA.
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Age, growth, and trophic ecology of the Redeye Bass, an introduced invader of California rivers

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By Beth Long, Peter Moyle, Davis Davis USA, Lee Vining USA
| Fisheries Magazine Verified
INTRODUCTION Freshwater ecosystems are collectively the most altered ecosystems in the world (Leidy and Moyle 1997; Dudgeon et al. 2006; Reid et al. 2019), with most river systems dammed, diverted, polluted, channelized, or otherwise permanently changed. They are also among the most invaded by alien species, especially in temperate regions (Moyle and Marchetti 2006; Light and Moyle 2015).
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