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1. news.umich.edu › asian-carp-capable-of-survivingU-M study: Asian carp capable of surviving in much larger ...

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   Aug 12, 2019 · The new study showed that the widespread availability of quagga mussel fecal pellets in Lake Michigan would likely help keep Asian carp alive, enabling them to migrate through plankton-depleted open waters and eventually spreading throughout the lake.

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3. greatlakes.org › 2019 › 08New Study Finds Asian Carp Threat to Lake Michigan Is Greater ...

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   Aug 13, 2019 · Asian carp have been found in the Chicago River, as close as 9 miles from Lake Michigan and their DNA has been found even closer. This study is the latest signal that protections against this voracious invasive species are urgently needed.

4. www.nwf.org › Educational-Resources › ReportsWhat Scientists Are Really Saying About Asian Carp Surviving ...

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   Nov 1, 2010 · Using statistical modeling, Kolar and Lodge (2002) identified 22 rivers flowing into Lakes Erie, Huron, Michigan, and Superior from the U.S. which could potentially serve as spawning sites for Asian carp. Among these are the Maumee, Saginaw, Grand and Nemadji Rivers.

5. seas.umich.edu › news › asian-carp-capable-survivingAsian Carp capable of surviving in much larger areas of Lake ...

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   Aug 1, 2019 · ANN ARBOR—Asian carp are capable of surviving and growing in much larger portions of Lake Michigan than scientists previously believed and present a high risk of becoming established, according to a new modeling study from University of Michigan researchers and their colleagues.

6. www.glfc.org › asian-carpGreat Lakes Fishery Commission - Invasive Carps

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   Since escaping into the wild, the Asian carps have moved northward through the Mississippi River basin toward Lake Michigan. Bighead and silver carps are now within 47 miles of Lake Michigan. Black carp are still nearly 300 miles from Lake Michigan.

7. www.discovermagazine.com › environment › lakeLake Michigan Itself Is the Greatest Asian Carp Deterrent

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   Sep 22, 2017 · For years, people have been freaking out that Asian carp are about to invade the Great Lakes. That concern seemed more real than ever this summer after an Illinois fisherman caught a carp in June less than 10 miles from Lake Michigan — beyond the barriers designed to keep them out.

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   Where do Asian carp live in Michigan?

   • Since escaping into the wild, the Asian carps have moved northward through the Mississippi River basin toward Lake Michigan. Bighead and silver carps are now within 47 miles of Lake Michigan. Black carp are still nearly 300 miles from Lake Michigan.

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   Will Asian carp invade the Great Lakes?

   • The impact of Asian carp on already invaded ecosystems, as well as the proximity of the invasion front to Lake Michigan, have elevated concerns about the potential invasion of the Great Lakes via the Chicago Area Waterway System, the man-made connection between the Illinois River and Lake Michigan.

   U-M study: Asian carp capable of surviving in much larger areas of Lake

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   Do Asian carp habitats increase in Lake Michigan?

   • When diet flexibility and subsurface habitat were factored in, the amount of suitable Asian carp habitat in Lake Michigan increased dramatically, according to study lead author Peter Alsip, who conducted the research for his master’s thesis at U-M’s School for Environment and Sustainability.

   U-M study: Asian carp capable of surviving in much larger areas of Lake

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   Where do carp live in the Great Lakes?

   • The Great Lakes fall within these latitudes. In their native ranges in Asia, and current range in the Mississippi River basin, bighead and silver carp occur in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs. Currents bring carp larvae to slow-flowing backwaters, creeks, reservoirs, or other flooded areas where the fish grow to maturity.

   What Scientists Are Really Saying About Asian Carp Surviving in the

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   Are bighead & silver carp still in Lake Michigan?

   • Bighead and silver carps are now within 47 miles of Lake Michigan. Black carp are still nearly 300 miles from Lake Michigan. Because of the threat these invasive carps hold for the Great Lakes, the commission is actively working with partner agencies to prevent their introduction and establishment.

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   Do bighead carp live in Lake Michigan?

   • At certain times of year, the model showed that the entire extent of Lake Michigan, which has a surface area of more than 22,000 square miles and an average depth of 280 feet, contains suitable bighead carp habitat somewhere in the water column, according to Alsip, who now works at the U-M-based Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research.

   U-M study: Asian carp capable of surviving in much larger areas of Lake

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9. seas.umich.edu › news › climate-warming-increasesClimate warming increases Asian carp threat to Lake Michigan ...

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   Jul 8, 2020 · The ongoing warming of Lake Michigan increases its susceptibility to Asian carp, in part by reducing the capacity of quagga mussels to act as an ecological barrier against the voracious algae-eating fish, according to a new University of Michigan-led study.