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Michael J. Maceina

Michael J. Maceina

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Ecology and Evolution

D-Index
34
Citations
4678
World Ranking
7606
National Ranking
2556

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Michael J. Maceina is affiliated with Auburn University in the United States. Their academic and research profile does not currently list specific published papers, frequent co-authors, or publication venues.

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Best Publications

  • Relations between Reservoir Trophic State and Gizzard Shad Population Characteristics in Alabama Reservoirs

    Victor J. DiCenzo;Michael J. Maceina;Marc R. Stimpert

  • Prediction of Chlorophyll a Concentrations in Florida Lakes: Importance of Aquatic Macrophytes

    Daniel E. Canfield;Jerome V. Shireman;Douglas E. Colle;William T. Haller

  • Piscivory in Largemouth Bass as a Function of Aquatic Vegetation Abundance

    Phillip W. Bettoli;Michael J. Maceina;Richard L. Noble;Robert K. Betsill

  • Recovery of a Warmwater Fish Assemblage after the Initiation of a Minimum-Flow Release Downstream from a Hydroelectric Dam

    Vincent H. Travnichek;Mark B. Bain;Michael J. Maceina

  • Simple application of using residuals from catch-curve regressions to assess year-class strength in fish

    M.J. Maceina

  • Current Status and Review of Freshwater Fish Aging Procedures Used by State and Provincial Fisheries Agencies with Recommendations for Future Directions

    Michael J. Maceina;Jeff Boxrucker;David L. Buckmeier;R. Scott Gangl

  • Trophic State Classification of Lakes with Aquatic Macrophytes

    Daniel E. Canfield;Kenneth A. Langeland;Michael J. Maceina;William T. Haller

  • Response of a Reservoir Fish Community to Aquatic Vegetation Removal

    Phillip W. Bettoli;Michael J. Maceina;Richard L. Noble;Robert K. Betsill

  • Use of a Split-Plot Analysis of Variance Design for Repeated-Measures Fishery Data

    Michael J. Maceina;Phillip W. Bettoli;Dennis R. DeVries

  • An evaluation of different structures to age freshwater fish from a northeastern US river

    M. J. Maceina;S. M. Sammons

  • Variation in Largemouth Bass Recruitment in Four Mainstream Impoundments of the Tennessee River

    Michael J. Maceina;Phillip W. Bettoli

  • Wind-related Limnological Variation in Lake Okeechobee, Florida

    Michael J. Maceina;David M. Soballe

  • Relations between Reservoir Hydrology and Crappie Recruitment in Alabama

    Michael J. Maceina;Marc R. Stimpert

  • Use of Otoliths to Determine Age and Growth of Largemouth Bass in Florida

    Mark V. Hoyer;Jerome V. Shireman;Michael J. Maceina

  • Factors Regulating Florida Largemouth Bass Stocking Success and Hybridization with Northern Largemouth Bass in Aquilla Lake, Texas

    Michael J. Maceina;Brian R. Murphy;J. Jeffery Isely

  • Simple Grinding Procedure to Section Otoliths

    Michael J. Maceina

  • Comparison of Flow Regulation Effects on Fish Assemblages in Shallow and Deep Water Habitats in the Tallapoosa River, Alabama

    Vincent H. Travnichek;Michael J. Maceina

  • Analyses of the Sauger Fishery with Simulated Effects of a Minimum Size Limit in the Tennessee River of Alabama

    Michael J. Maceina;Phillip W. Bettoli;Sean D. Finely;Victor J. Dicenzo

  • Limnological Changes in a Large Reservoir Following Vegetation Removal by Grass Carp

    Michael J. Maceina;Mary F. Cichra;Robert K. Betsill;Phillip W. Bettoli

  • Use of the Spawning Potential Ratio for the Upper Mississippi River Channel Catfish Fishery

    Jeffrey W. Slipke;Allen D. Martin;John Pitlo;Michael J. Maceina

  • Verification of the Influence of Hydrologic Factors on Crappie Recruitment in Alabama Reservoirs

    Michael J. Maceina

Frequent Co-Authors

Rex A. Dunham
Rex A. Dunham Auburn University
Micheal S. Allen
Micheal S. Allen University of Florida
Bruce R. Forsberg
Bruce R. Forsberg National Institute of Amazonian Research
Theodore B. Henry
Theodore B. Henry Heriot-Watt University
John R. Jones
John R. Jones University of Missouri
Robin M. Overstreet
Robin M. Overstreet University of Southern Mississippi

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