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Fox, D.A. and M. Fisher. 20 10. Personal communication. Simpson P.C. and D.A. Fox. 2007. Atlantic sturgeon in th e Delaware River: contemporary population status and identification spawning areas completion report: Award NA05NMF4051093. http://www.nero.noaa.go v/StateFedOff/grantfactsheets/DE/FINAL%20RE PORTS/FINAL%20NA0 5NMF4051093.pdf . Accessed 18 May 2011. Figure 1: Atlantic sturgeon critical habitat locations and ex tent of occurrence in the Delaware River Basin.Appendix II: Diadromous Fish Habitat Maps

Brundage, H. M., and R.E. Meadows. 1982. O ccurrence of the endang ered shortnose surgeon, Acipenser brevirostrum , in the Delaware River. Estuaries 5:203-208. Brundage, H.M., and J.C. O'Herron. 2009. Investigations of juvenile shortnose and Atlantic sturgeons in the lower tidal Delaw are River. Bulletin of the New Jersey Academy of Science 54(2): 1-8. Hastings, R.W., J.C. O'Herron., K. Schick, and M. Lazzari. 1987. Occurrence and distribution of shortnose sturgeon, Acipenser brevirostrum , in the upper tidal Delaware River. Estuaries 10:337-341. O'Herron, J.C., K.W. Able, and R.W. Hastings. 1993. Movements of shortnose sturgeon ( Acipenser brevirostrum ) in the Delaware River. Estuaries 16:235-240. Figure 2. Shortnose sturgeon critical habitat areas and exte nt of occurrence in the Delaware River Basin.Appendix II: Diadromous Fish Habitat Maps

Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC). 2004. Alex a McKerrow, Project Manager, Bi odiversity and Spatial Informa tion Center (BaSIC) at North Carolina State University (NCSU). Alexa_Mckerrow@ncsu.edu . New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection 2010 edits. Horwitz, R., P. Overbeck, D. Keller, and S. Moser. 2008a. Fish inventories of Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area and Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River. Academy of Natur al Sciences Report No. 08-06. Philadel phia, Pennsylvania: U.S. Department of t he Interior, National Park Service, Northeast Region. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protect ion (NJDEP). 2005. Locations of anadro mous American shad and river herring duri ng their spawning period in New Jersey’s freshwaters including known migrat ory impediments and fish ladd ers. Sicklerville, New Jersey: Division of Fish and Wildlife Bu reau of Freshwater Fisheries Southern Regional Office. Figure 3. Extent of river herring spawning runs in Delaware River Basin.Appendix II: Diadromous Fish Habitat Maps

Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC). 2004. Alex a McKerrow, Project Manager, Bi odiversity and Spatial Informa tion Center (BaSIC) at North Carolina State University (NCSU). Alexa_Mckerrow@ncsu.edu ; with NJDEP 2010 edits. Delaware River Basin Fish and Wildlife Management cooperative. DRBFWM C. 2009. Draft fishery management plan for river herring of the Delaware River: a comprehensive plan for the states of Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Penn sylvania. Delaware River Basin Fish & Wildlife Management Cooperative. Horwitz, R., D. Keller, S. Moser and P. Overbeck. 2008b. Neversink shad study: final report. Submitted to The Nature Conser vancy, Patrick Center for Environmental Sciences. The Academy of Natural Sciences. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protect ion (NJDEP). 2005. Locations of anadro mous American shad and river herring duri ng their spawning period in New Jersey’s freshwaters including known migrat ory impediments and fish ladd ers. Sicklerville, New Jersey: Division of Fish and Wildlife Bu reau of Freshwater Fisheries Southern Regional Office. Figure 4. Extent of American shad spawning runs in Delaware River Basin.