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In fishes, predation often is size‐specific, with decreasing predation risks associated with larger body size. However, consumed fishes observed during diet analysis are often partially digested with only a variety of different body parts identified, making it challenging to determine original body size at consumption and size‐specific predation risk. Therefore, the objective of this study was to...
Methods to distinguish nearshore and main channel ecosystems within large rivers are essential for observing physical, chemical, and biological features that influence overall river ecosystem function. Water velocity fields based on hydrodynamic modeling of water flow trajectory were used to evaluate water history (i.e., water moving slowly as in a slack water region, or more rapidly, as characteristic...
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