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The goals of this project are to examine 1) the relative importance of multiple aquatic habitats (streams, estuaries, and nearshore areas, for example) used by salmon during their migration, 2) evaluate how different forms of density dependence influence the relative importance of these habitats, and 3) determine the influence of life history variation on extinction risk. Analyses of Skagit Chinook, OR coho, and Winter run Chinook are currently being examined.
Results of GIS models of habitat capacity for Sacramento Winter run Chinook salmon.
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| Title | Habitat capacity for Sacramento delta - Life Cycle Modeling of Life History Diversity and Habitat Relationships |
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| Description | The goals of this project are to examine 1) the relative importance of multiple aquatic habitats (streams, estuaries, and nearshore areas, for example) used by salmon during their migration, 2) evaluate how different forms of density dependence influence the relative importance of these habitats, and 3) determine the influence of life history variation on extinction risk. Analyses of Skagit Chinook, OR coho, and Winter run Chinook are currently being examined. Results of GIS models of habitat capacity for Sacramento Winter run Chinook salmon. |
| Modified | 2025-04-04T13:31:54.710Z |
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| Keywords | DOC/NOAA/NMFS/NWFSC > Northwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA. U.S. Department of Commerce , FE (Fish Ecology) Division , oceans |
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