Raw Data for Bighead Carp, Common Carp and Largemouth Bass Light Avoidance Studies in a Laboratory Flume (2018-2019)

Dennis III, Clark E
Sorensen, Peter W
2024-04-25
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2017-02-01
2019-01-16

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2019-06-19

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Raw Data for Bighead Carp, Common Carp and Largemouth Bass Light Avoidance Studies in a Laboratory Flume (2018-2019)

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2024-04-25

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Sorensen Laboratory

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Dennis, Clark
cdennis2@illinois.edu

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Abstract

Raw data of fish passage rates and light measurements from high-intensity light avoidance tests of bighead carp, common carp and largemouth bass in a laboratory flume. This data is made available to support a open access publication submitted to Management of Biological Invasions entitled "High-intensity light blocks bighead carp passage in a laboratory flume".

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This submission includes data files related to a) light measurements and b) passage rate data obtained during experiments examining the response of fishes to light deterrents. The light measurement files include: 1) light mapping_coordinates.pdf which provides a visual representation of the experiment arena and location of light measurements and 2) light intensity measurements.txt which provides light meter (lux) measurements of light propagation in the flume when the 0Hz constant light deterrent was ON in the west side of the flume. The passage rate data files include: 1) raw passage rate data for bighead carp, common carp and largemouth bass exposed to different types of light deterrents; 2) all species_total passage rate data.txt file that sums the raw passage rate data obtained for each minute of the trial to directly compare total passages during the 6 minute pre-test (no light deterrent) and test (light deterrent ON) periods for each deterrent type; and 3) tl_tw_data.txt file that details information on fish used in the experiment. See the readme.txt file for a more in-depth description of the data files.

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Dennis III CE, Sorensen PW (2020) High-intensity light blocks Bighead Carp in a laboratory flume. Management of Biological Invasions 11(3): 441–460, https://doi.org/10.3391/mbi.2020.11.3.07

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CC0 1.0 Universal
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This study was funded by the Minnesota Environmental and Natural Resources Trust Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR).

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Dennis III, Clark E; Sorensen, Peter W. (2024). Raw Data for Bighead Carp, Common Carp and Largemouth Bass Light Avoidance Studies in a Laboratory Flume (2018-2019). Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://hdl.handle.net/11299/262617.

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readme.txt
Description of the Data and Files
(8.22 KB)

light mapping_coordinates.pdf
Experimental Flume and Light Mapping Description
(81.78 KB)

light intensity measurements.txt
Light Measurements in Flume
(726 B)

all species_total passage rate data.txt
Total Passage Rate Data_All Species
(172.96 KB)

bighead carp_raw passage rate data.txt
Raw Passage Rate Data_Bighead Carp
(462.2 KB)

common carp_raw passage rate data.txt
Raw Passage Rate Data_Common Carp
(215.83 KB)

largemouth bass_raw passage rate data.txt
Raw Passage Rate Data_Largemouth Bass
(408.02 KB)

tl_tw_data.txt
Total Length and Weight of Fish_All Species
(90.81 KB)

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