Retention of White Perch and Striped Bass Larvae

North, & Houde. (2001). Retention of White Perch and Striped Bass Larvae: Biological-Physical Interactions in Chesapeake Bay Estuarine Turbidity Maximum.

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Year

2001

DOI

10.2307/1352883

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• Estuarine Turbidity Maximum
  • Conversely, high particle concentrations support zooplankton and detrital prey, making the ETM a feeding habitat for planktivorous larvae of estuarine fish such as delta smelt in the upper San Francisco Estuary (Suisun Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta) and striped bass in the Chesapeake

    This sourceThe upper Chesapeake Bay study showing striped bass and white perch larvae concentrated in and retained by the estuarine turbidity maximum as a nursery area.

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