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Katharine B. Miller and Courtney M. Weiss
Migration phenology influences many important ecological processes. For juvenile Pacific salmon, the timing of the seaward migration from fresh to marine waters is linked to early marine survival and adult returns. Seaward migration phenology is determin...
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Rocko A. Brown
Societies are increasingly restoring and/or rehabilitating rivers below dams for keystone species such as salmon. A fundamental concept for rehabilitating river morphology below dams for salmon is that a rescaled version of the river corridor synchronize...
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Garrett J. Staines, Robert P. Mueller, Andrew C. Seitz, Mark D. Evans, Patrick W. O?Byrne and Martin Wosnik
A diversified energy portfolio may include marine energy in the form of current energy converters (CECs) such as tidal or in-river turbines. New technology development in the research stage typically requires monitoring for environmental effects. A signi...
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Cleo Woelfle-Erskine
In Mediterranean-climate regions of California and southern Oregon, juvenile salmon depend on groundwater aquifers to sustain their tributary habitats through the dry summers. Along California?s North Coast streams, private property regimes on land have ...
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Derek B. Booth, Jenna G. Scholz, Timothy J. Beechie, Stephen C. Ralph
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Two approaches to ecological restoration planning, limiting-factors analysis and process-based restoration, are employed in efforts to recover endangered salmonid species throughout the Pacific Northwest of North America. Limiting-factors analysis seeks ...
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Mahmut Munir Guzel, Kazuhiko Kameda, Naotoshi Yamamoto
This study examines fishery trade flows between Japan and Turkey, in order to identify existing trade patterns and look for potential business opportunities. In 2011, the total fish trade from Japan to Turkey was at its highest value ever, approximately ...
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Diane C. Whited, John S. Kimball, John A. Lucotch, Niels K. Maumenee, Huan Wu, Samantha D. Chilcote & Jack A. Stanford
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Carrie A. Holt and Michael J. Bradford
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Walter G. Duffy, Eric P. Bjorkstedt and Christopher S. Ellings
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Zhiqun Deng, Thomas J. Carlson, Dennis D. Dauble and Gene R. Ploskey
Hydropower is the largest renewable energy source in the world. However, in the Columbia and Snake River basins, several species of Pacific salmon and steelhead have been listed for protection under the Endangered Species Act due to significant declines ...
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