Beamer et al 2024 landscape determinants of estuary habitat use chinook salmon
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Beamer, E. M., Greene, C. M., Chamberlin, J. W., Hood, W. G., Ellings, C. S., Hodgson, S., & Zackey, W. T. (2024). Landscape determinants of aquatic estuarine habitat use by juvenile Chinook salmon. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 81(6), 747-767.
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- This paper summarizes work from Evaluating Salmon Rearing Limitations in River Deltas which looked at four River Deltas.
- Examines 4 hypotheses regarding juvenile Salmon use of River Deltas:
- Density is higher with higher connectivity
- Density is higher in blind channels
- Density responds over time to wetland type as a function of temperature and prey availability
- The pattern changes for hatchery vs. wild fish based on timing of migration.
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