Educational resources on Non-Parasitic Lamprey

Non-Parasitic Lamprey or Mordacia praecox is listed on the IUCN Red list (1996) as Vulnerable due to D2. IUCN Profile of the Non-Parasitic Lamprey

Academic web links for the Non-Parasitic Lamprey.

Department of Fisheries Biology | Genetics Research Laboratory
Anadromous pacific lamprey, Lampetra tridentata, is believed to have given rise to landlocked, dwarf, parasitic and non-parasitic lamprey populations in the
www.humboldt.edu/~fish/facilities/geneticslab.html

Living Agnathans: Hagfish & Lamprey
How did a non-parasitic lamprey evolve from a parasitic species? How did a non-parasitic lamprey evolve from a parasitic species? Lampetra Lampetra f f luviatilis, parasitic, parasitic
courses.washington.edu/vertebra/452/notes/452agnathans-summer09.pdf

Arkansas Academy of Science Proceedings
Robisonand Buchanan (1988) reported 50 localities for this non-parasitic lamprey in Arkansas. Since 1988,12 additional adult specimens and 3identified ammocoetes were collectedfrom 11
libinfo.uark.edu/aas/issues/2006v60/v60a33.pdf

Antiquity of the vertebrate pattern of activity metabolism and its
The Pacific brook lamprey is a small, non-parasitic lamprey inhabiting streams west of the Cascade Mountains of the north-west US. These are strictly freshwater forms that never migrate
compphys.bio.uci.edu/bennett/pubs/35.pdf

Faculty Research Interests : The Department of Biological Sciences
Presently, we are investigating genetic variation and patterns of molecular evolution in sauger, walleye, a species of non-parasitic lamprey, and muskellunge.
www.biosci.ohiou.edu/research1/faculty-research/faculty-research-interests