Neil P. Rude - Concepedia

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Neil P. Rude

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Also Known As

N Rude, N. P. Rude, Neil P. Rude, Neil Rude

Publications

203

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Southern Illinois University Carbondale

About

Neil P. Rude is an author at Southern Illinois University Carbondale specializing in evolutionary biology, water quality, and biology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Biology	3	3	61
2	Natural Sciences	2	2	44
3	Anatomy	1	1	29
4	Biostatistics	1	1	15
5	Fitness	1	1	15

Neil P. Rude

Publications

160

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	Year	Citations
Long-Term PIT and T-Bar Anchor Tag Retention Rates in Adult Muskellunge Neil P. Rude, Gregory W. Whitledge, Quinton E. Phelps, North American Journal of Fisheries Management	2011	34
Identification of stocked muskellunge and potential for distinguishing hatchery‐origin and wild fish using pelvic fin ray microchemistry Neil P. Rude, Kurt T. Smith, Gregory W. Whitledge Fisheries Management and Ecology BiologyFin Ray SrWild FishAquatic Food SystemNatural Sciences	2014	29
Recruitment Sources of Channel and Blue Catfishes Inhabiting the Middle Mississippi River T. Laughlin, Gregory W. Whitledge, Devon C. Oliver, River Research and Applications Blue CatfishesAquatic Food SystemFishery AssessmentWater EcologyMiddle Mississippi River	2016	28
Establishing ecologically relevant management boundaries: linking movement ecology with the conservation of <i>Scaphirhynchus</i> sturgeon Anthony P. Porreca, William D. Hintz, Gregory W. Whitledge, Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences	2015	26
An evaluation Zequanox® efficacy and application strategies for targeted control of zebra mussels in shallow-water habitats in lakes Gregory W. Whitledge, Megan Weber, Jessi DeMartini, Management of Biological Invasions BiologyTotal NitrogenDissolved OxygenZebra MusselsWater Treatment	2015	17
Using pectoral fin rays as a non-lethal aging structure for smallmouth bass: precision with otolith age estimates and the importance of reader experience Neil P. Rude, William D. Hintz, Jacob D. Norman, Journal of Freshwater Ecology BiologyFishery AssessmentReader ExperiencePotential UtilityFitness	2012	15
Fatty acid profiles are biomarkers of fish habitat use in a river-floodplain ecosystem Neil P. Rude, Jesse Trushenski, Gregory W. Whitledge Hydrobiologia Aquatic Food SystemFatty Acid ProfilesAquatic EcologyFreshwater EcosystemWater Quality	2016	11

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