Experience

So far, the Otolith Lab has experience working with dozens of freshwater fish species across a diverse array of families:

• Amiidae
  • Amia
    • Bowfin A. calva
• Lepisosteidae
  • Lepisosteus
    • Longnose Gar L. osseus
    • Spotted Gar L. oculatus
    • Shortnose Gar L. platostomus
  • Atractosteus
    • Alligator Gar A. spatula
• Acipenseridae
  • Scaphirhynchus
    • Shovelnose Sturgeon S. platorynchus
• Polyodontidae
  • Polyodon
    • American Paddlefish P. spathula
• Hiodontidae
  • Hiodon
    • Goldeye H. alosoides
• Catostomidae
  • Ictiobus
    • Bigmouth Buffalo I. cyprinellus
    • Smallmouth Buffalo I. bubalus
    • Black Buffalo I. niger
  • Carpiodes
    • Quillback C. cyprinus
    • River Carpsucker C. carpio
  • Catostomus
    • White Sucker C. commersonii
  • Moxostoma
    • Greater Redhorse M. valenciennesi
    • Golden Redhorse M. erythrurum
    • Silver Redhorse M. anisurum
    • Shorthead Redhorse M. macrolepidotum
  • Cycleptus
    • Blue Sucker C. elongatus
• Cyprinidae
  • Cyprinus
    • Common Carp C. carpio
• Ictaluridae
  • Ictalurus
    • Channel Catfish I. punctatus
• Esocidae
  • Esox
    • Northern Pike E. lucius
    • Muskellunge E. masquinongy
• Salmonidae
  • Coregonus
    • Cisco C. artedi
    • Lake Whitefish C. clupeaformis
• Lotidae
  • Lota
    • Burbot L. lota
• Goodeidae
  • Empetrichthys
    • Pahrump Poolfish E. latos
• Percidae
  • Perca
    • Yellow Perch P. flavescens
  • Sander
    • Walleye S. vitreus
• Centrarchidae
  • Lepomis
    • Bluegill L. macrochirus
    • Pumpkinseed L. gibbosus
  • Pomoxis
    • Black Crappie P. nigromaculatus
  • Micropterus
    • Largemouth Bass M. salmoides
• Sciaenidae
  • Aplodinotus
    • Freshwater Drum A. grunniens