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Aquatic Nuisance Species Publications All materials available in printed form. REQUEST Clicking on [PDF] will download the file to your computer, enabling you to view and print it in its original form. You will need Acrobat Reader to download PDFs. FS-045 Zebra mussels in North America: The invasion and its implications. (PDF) FS-049 The spiny water flea, Bythotrephes: A newcomer to the Great Lakes. (PDF) FS-054 Slow the spread of zebra mussels and protect your boat, too. (PDF) FS-058 Zebra mussel migration in inland lakes and reservoirs: A guide for lake managers. FS-060 Showing Sea Grant's muscle with the zebra mussel. FS-064 Ruffe: A serious threat to North American fisheries. (PDF) FS-065 Round gobies invade North America. (PDF) TB-026 Showing Our Mussel. TB-030 Zebra Mussel Update: A 1995 Report of Research. TB-046 Aquatic Nuisance Species Report: An Update on Sea Grant Research and Outreach 2000. Material Available in printed form only FS-052 A Great Lakes Sea Grant resource list on zebra mussels and other nonindigenous species. Descriptions of nonindigenous species publications and videotapes. Includes order forms. free Twine Line Articles Range of the Zebra Mussel January/February 2002, p. 5 The Origin of the Great Lakes Zebra Mussels July/August 2001, p. 3 by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant Communications Tossing Aquatics Out with the Ballast Water July/August 2001, p. 1 by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant Communications Range of the Zebra Mussel January/February 2001, p. 5 Aquatic Nuisance Species Alert: Cercopagis pengoi - The Fishhook Waterflea July/August 2000, p. 1 Research Review: Zebra Mussels have Negligle Effect on Microbenthis Community July/August 2000, p. 4 by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant Communications Range of the Zebra Mussel January/February 2000, p. 4 Lake Erie's Past and Future November/December 1999, p. 1 by Jeff Reutter, Ohio Sea Grant Lampricide Reduction: A High Priority in the Sea Lamprey Battle March/April 1999 by Marc Gaden, Great Lakes Fishery Commission tl-0399lamprey.html North American Range of the Zebra Mussel as of January 1999 January/February 1999 tl-0199range.html A Wake-Up Call for the Great Lakes September 1998 by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-0998invasion.html So, What About Those Zebra Mussels? July 1998 by John Hageman, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-0798what.html Exotic Species Day Camp for Educators a Success! July 1998, by Karen Ricker, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-0798camp.html Ohio's State Management Plan for Aquatic Nuisance Species May 1998 by Randy Sanders, Ohio Division of Wildlife, Fish Management and Research tl-0598plan.html Zebra Mussel Distribution in North America March 1998 tl-0398map.html The Challenge of Treating Ballast Water March 1998 by Dr. David Garton, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-0398ballast.html Exotic Species #48: Taking the Pulse of a Wetland.February 1998 by Robin Taylor, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-0298 wetland Ask Your Agent : The threat of the Eurasian ruffe. October 1997 tl-1097 ruffe Newly Funded Projects. October 1997 tl-1097 projects That bloomin' Microsystis: Where'd it come from? Where'd it go? August 1997 by Robin Taylor, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-0897 microcystis Exotic Species Update #47 : Ruffe impacts. August 1997 by Jeff Gunderson, Minnesota Sea Grant tl-0897impact Exotic Species Update #37: Long-gone plants again flourishing in Lake Erie, researchers find. December 1995 by Kelli Whitlock, OSU Communications tl-1295 plants Model behavior: It's cheaper to be good than bad: Another aquatic invader, the goby looks like our native sculpin.December 1995 by Robin Taylor, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-1295 behavior Thick slick of green ick (It can make you sick!) Bloom of blue-green algae returns to Lake Erie: A bloom of a potentially toxic cyanobacterium was discovered mid-August in Lake Erie's western basin. October 1995 by Robin Taylor, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-1095 bloom Their purpose is clear, and so are the consequences: Zebra Mussels are turning up in Ohio quarries that the state has developed for recreational diving. Twine Line August 1995 tl-0895 purpose Ducking responsibility: Some people believe that no matter how careful humans are in cleaning their boats and motors, live wells, and bait buckets, there's still nothing they can do to stop aquatic birds like ducks, from spreading zebra mussel larvae on their feet or in their feathers either upstream or overland to uninfested waters.Twine Line April 1995 tl-0495 responsibility Research Projects Links to brief Research Reports. Not available in print format. Nonindigenous Species R/NIS-1 Geographic Variation and Colonization Patterns of Ruffe, Gymnocephalus cernuus, in the Great Lakes: Otolith Signatures and Genetic Divergence R/NIS-2 Potential Impacts of Invading Ruffe, Gymnocephalus cernuus, on Benthic and Pelagic Ecosystems of the Great Lakes R/NIS-3 Benthic-Pelagic Coupling: Community Responses to Round Goby Predation on Zebra Mussels R/NIS-4-PD Genetic Characterization of Invasive Gobies in the Great Lakes R/NIS-5-PD Genetic Relationships of Ruffe Populations in North America and Eurasia based on DNA Sequences R/NIS-6-PD Genetic Variability and Relationships of Dreissenid Mussels in North American and Eurasian Populations, Based on DNA Markers R/NIS-7 Effects of Round Goby on Yellow Perch-Amphipod Interactions within Zebra Mussel Colonies and Macrophyte Beds R/NIS-107-SG (NFWF) Zebra Mussels as Determinants of Benthic Macroinvertebrate Community Composition in Western Lake Erie: A Systematics Approach to Species Responses R/NIS-108-SG (NFWF) Systematics and Population Genetic Divergences of Invasive Dreissenid Mussels in North America Versus Native Eurasian Populations R/NIS-109-SG (NFWF) Systematic Relationships Among North American Ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernuus) Eurasian Populations and Related Species Based on Mitochondrial DNA Sequences and Morphology R/NIS-110-PD Vocalizations of Round Gobies (Neogobius melanostomus) and Mottled Sculpins GLAERC Members Specialization Ken Baker Heidelberg College David J. Berg Miami University Paul A. Berkman The Ohio State University David A. Culver The Ohio State University Tiao Chang The Ohio University Institutional Representative Susan W. Fisher The Ohio State University Institutional Representative Maria J. Gonzalez Wright State University Institutional Representative Robert T. Heath Kent State University Institutional Representative Kenneth A. Krieger Heidelberg College Rex L. Lowe Bowling Green State University Institutional Representative Jeffrey G. Miner Bowling Green State University Carol A. Stepien Case Western Reserve University Institutional Representative

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