Cari‐Ann Hayer - Concepedia

Author

Cari‐Ann Hayer

United States Geological Survey ORCID

Also Known As

C. Hayer, C.-A. Hayer, Cari-Ann Hayer, Cari‐Ann Hayer

Publications

307

Citations

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All Affiliations

United States Geological Survey South Dakota State University United States Fish and Wildlife Service Columbia Environmental Research Center

About

Cari‐Ann Hayer is an author at United States Geological Survey specializing in conservation biology, engineering, and biology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	5	5	146
2	Biology	4	4	111
3	Medicine	2	2	52
4	Biogeography	1	1	13
5	Developmental Biology	1	1	31

Cari‐Ann Hayer

Publications

273

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Population characteristics of bighead and silver carp on the northwestern front of their North American invasion Cari‐Ann Hayer, Jason J. Breeggemann, Robert A. Klumb, Aquatic Invasions BiodiversitySilver CarpEngineeringMissouri RiverWildlife Ecology	2014	52
A generalized model for estimating the energy density of invertebrates Daniel James, Isak J. Csargo, Aaron Von Eschen, Freshwater Science BiologyBenthic CommunityBiodiversityInvertebrate Energy DensityBomb Calorimetry	2012	46
Effects of sediment burial on grass carp,<i>Ctenopharyngodon idella</i>(Valenciennes, 1844), eggs Amy E. George, Duane Chapman, Joseph E. Deters, Journal of Applied Ichthyology BiologyDevelopmental BiologyGrass Carp EggsFull Burial TreatmentFishery Science	2015	31
Influence of Gravel Mining and Other Factors on Detection Probabilities of Coastal Plain Fishes in the Mobile River Basin, Alabama Cari‐Ann Hayer, Elise R. Irwin Transactions of the American Fisheries Society Higher Detection ProbabilitiesEnvironmental MonitoringFishery ScienceFreshwater EcosystemGravel Mining	2008	25
Use of Environmental DNA to Detect Grass Carp Spawning Events Cari‐Ann Hayer, Michael F. Bayless, Amy E. George, Fishes Fishery AssessmentGeneticsDna AnalysisGenomicsDna Barcoding	2020	21
Development and implementation of an adaptive management approach for monitoring non-indigenous fishes in lower Green Bay, Lake Michigan Brandon S. Harris, Bradley J. Smith, Cari‐Ann Hayer Journal of Great Lakes Research Adaptive Management ApproachEnvironmental MonitoringEngineeringFishery ScienceLake Michigan	2018	19
Pressures to Publish: Catalysts for the Loss of Scientific Writing Integrity? Cari‐Ann Hayer, Mark A. Kaemingk, Jason J. Breeggemann, Fisheries	2013	16
RARE AND DECLINING FISHES OF SOUTH DAKOTA: A RIVER DRAINAGE SCALE PERSPECTIVE Christopher W. Hoagstrom, Cari‐Ann Hayer, Jason G. Kral, Fishery AssessmentBiodiversityRiver Basin ManagementConservation ConcernEngineering	2006	16
Assessment of dreissenid biodeposits as a potential food resource for invasive Asian carp Karl Anderson, Duane Chapman, Cari‐Ann Hayer BioInvasions Records BiologyAquatic Food SystemBiodiversityEngineeringInvasive Asian Carp	2016	13
Status and trends of the Asian clam (Corbicula fluminea) in the lower Fox River and Green Bay Bradley J. Smith, Brandon S. Harris, Tyler J. Harris, Journal of Great Lakes Research BiogeographyAsian ClamLower Fox RiverAquatic OrganismGreen Bay	2018	13

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