Allotopic Distribution of Native Frogs and Introduced Fishes in High Sierra Nevada Lakes of California: Implication of the Negative Effect of Fish Introductions
Bradford DF. 1989. Allotopic Distribution of Native Frogs and Introduced Fishes in High Sierra Nevada Lakes of California: Implication of the Negative Effect of Fish Introductions. Copeia. 1989(3):775-778
The allotopic distribution of frogs and fish has been interpreted as a case of elimination of native frog populations due to predation by introduced fishes. The study tests the hypothesis that populations of two native frogs and introduced fishes do not co-occur in high Sierran lakes.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Bradford, David
- Units
- DEVA , SEKI
- Keywords
- Animal Studies, Exotic Species, Fish, Frogs & Toads (Salientia), Impacts, Lakes & Ponds, Native Species, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks CA