Data

Seafloor features identified as headward eroding mass failure scarps were digitized by hand from high-resolution multibeam bathymetry compilations (30 m grids) across the Cascadia subduction zone, which spans the region offshore of northern California, Oregon and Washington. These features were initially published by Hill et al. (2022; https://doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl.2022.117797) and here...

This data release contains individual freshwater mussel data used in an augmentation effort within the Clinton River watershed located near Detroit, Michigan in September 2024. Mussels were individually tagged with a unique identification tag, and a subset of mussels received a passive integrated transponder tag to be able to detect their location in June 2024. All mussels were measured...

This dataset represents active relocations of telemetry tagged Black Carp in the Mississippi and Osage rivers of Missouri and efforts to recapture these tagged fish for recovery of data logging tags by a suite of gears and techniques. We actively relocated tagged fish and targeted individuals with gill nets and trammel nets with electrofishing or physical disturbance of the water column...

Data describe the detection of female mitotypes from spectaclecase (Cumberlandia monodonta) and mucket (Ortmanniana ligamentina) freshwater mussel environmental DNA (eDNA) from water samples collected from the Big Piney River in Pulaski County, MO, U.S.A. Water samples were collected from 3 sites known to contain the target species. Sampling transects spanned from 100 meters upstream of...

Accurate age estimation is crucial for understanding fish population dynamics, yet daily age validation for invasive Grass Carp in the Midwestern U.S. is lacking. We validated daily otolith increment deposition in known-age Grass Carp reared in laboratory and pond environments. Larval Grass Carp from captive broodstock were sampled between 6- and 120-days post-hatch. Lapilli otoliths...

These data were compiled to investigate competitive interactions between Pleurphis jamesii and other herbaceous plants in a semiarid grassland community. The objectives of our study were to determine whether selective mortality of either C3 or C4 herbaceous plants led to changes in (1) soil moisture during the growing season, (2) water use by Pleuraphis jamesii during the growing season...