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Zebra Mussels 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-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-059 Safe use of zebra mussels in classrooms and laboratories. FS-060 Showing Sea Grant's muscle with the zebra mussel. 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 2001, p. 5 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 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 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 Newly Funded Projects October 1997 tl-1097projects That bloomin' Microsystis: Where'd it come from? Where'd it go? August 1997 by Robin Taylor, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-0897microcystis Model Behavior: It's cheaper to be good than bad: Another aquatic invader, the goby looks like our native sculpin Twine Line December 1995 tl-1295behavior 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 tl-1095bloom 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. August 1995 tl-0895purpose 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. April 1995 tl-0495responsibility Research Projects Links to brief Research Reports. Not available in print format. R/ZM-1 Accumulation and trophic transfer of organic xenobiotics by the Zebra Mussel Dreissena polymorpha: The role of Route of Exposure and Lipid Content R/ZM-2 The impact of Zebra Mussels on the dynamics of Heavy Metals R/ZM-3 The impact of Hydrodynamic Transport and Zebra Mussel Filtering on Pelagic Food Webs R/ZM-4 A.Zebra mussel - Fish relations and Their Effects on Nutrient/Energy and Contaminant Dynamics R/ZM-5 The impact of Zebra Mussels on the Benthic Food Web in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron R/ZM-6 Influence of Zebra Mussel Invasion on carbon and phosphorus dynamics in Plankton Communities: A Mesocosm Study in Saginaw Bay R/ZM-7 Influence of Zebra Mussel Invasion on Nutrient Dynamics in Plankton Communities: Field verification of Mesocosm Findings in Saginaw Bay R/ZM-8-PD Developing Mass Culture Techniques for Rearing Larvae of the Zebra Mussel Dreissena polymorpha R/ZM-9 Genetics of the Zebra and Quagga Mussels: A comparative analysis of mitochondrial DNA Sequence Data R/ZM-10 Influences of temperature and diet on physiological energetics of growth and reproduction of Dreissena polymorpha R/ZM-11 The use of potassium in control of the Zebra Mussel Dreissena polymorpha Pallas R/ZM-12 Present and Expected Economic Costs of Zebra Mussel Damages to Water Users with Great Lakes Water Intakes R/ZM-13 The economic costs of the zebra mussel to Ohio's North Coast economy R/ZM-14 A Policy Framework for Nonindigenous Species in the Great Lakes R/ZM-15 Nutrient regeneration by Zebra Mussels and Its Impact on phytoplankton R/ZM-16 Evaluation of Candidate Molluscicides for Zebra Mussel Control R/ZM-17 Zebra Mussel-Mediated Shifts in Benthic Algal Communities in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron R/ZM-18-PD Food quality and reproduction Of Zebra Mussels in Diverse Habitats R/ZM-19-PD Assessing the fitness and genetic variability of Lake Erie unionids Following Encrustation by Zebra Mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) R/ZM-20-PD Benthic Invertebrate Communities Along Zebra Mussel-Macrophyte Gradients in Lake Erie R/ZM-21 Foodchain contamination of Edible Fish Through Zebra Mussel Directed Trophic Transfer R/ZM-23 Effect of Zebra Mussels on Gammarus populations: A Mechanistic Approach R/ZM-24-PD Effects of colonization of Soft Substrate by zebra and Quagga Mussels on the amphipod Gammarus R/ZM-25 Influence of Zebra Mussels on carbon- and Phosphorus-Dynamics in Plankton Communities: Long-Term Effects in the Western Basin of Lake Erie R/ZM-26 Design and test of a Novel Device for the control of Zebra Mussel Infestation in Water Piping Systems R/ZM-27-PD Field testing of a Mechanical Device for the control of Zebra Mussel Infestation in Water Piping Systems R/ZM-28 Substrate and Zebra Mussels: Controls and Impacts on Fish Reproductive HabitatóWestern Basin Reefs R/ZM-29-PD Test a Mechanical Vacuum Device for Zebra Mussel Control in Fire Protection Piping Systems of Locks and Dams R/ZM-30-PD Metabolic Costs of Spawning in Zebra and Quagga Mussels GLAERC Members specialization Ken Baker Heidelberg College David J. Berg Miami University Paul A. Berkman The Ohio State University Tiao Chang The Ohio University Institutional Representative David A. Culver The Ohio State University 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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