Landscape characteristics influence projected growth rates of stream‐resident juvenile salmon in the face of climate change in the Kenai River watershed, south‐central Alaska

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RT @AmFisheriesSoc: New in TAFS: As water temps in salmon-bearing Gulf of Alaska watersheds warm, juvenile Chinook and Coho salmon that fee…

08 Apr 2023

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RT @AmFisheriesSoc: New in TAFS: As water temps in salmon-bearing Gulf of Alaska watersheds warm, juvenile Chinook and Coho salmon that fee…

08 Apr 2023

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New in TAFS: As water temps in salmon-bearing Gulf of Alaska watersheds warm, juvenile Chinook and Coho salmon that feed at lower rates and live in low-elevation tributaries are likely to see the greatest decreases in summer growth rate 📸USFWS/Dan Cox htt

07 Apr 2023

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New paper just out! 📢📢📢 Understanding the effects of local habitat on current and projected juvenile chinook and coho #salmon growth in Southcentral Alaska. Estimated effects: 1) age cohort 👵 2) feeding rate 🍔 3) climate scenario 🌎 Paper linked 👇 https:

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