Juvenile river herring habitat use and marine emigration trends: comparing populations.

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Juvenile river herring habitat use and marine emigration trends: comparing populations.

Oecologia - 1 Jan 2016

Turner Sara M, Limburg Karin E

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Juvenile habitat use and early life migratory behaviors of successfully recruited adult fish provide unique insight into critical habitats for a population, and this information allows restoration plans to be tailored to maximize benefits. Retrospective analysis of adult otolith chemistry combined with fish-otolith growth models were used to assess juvenile nursery habitat selection and size at egress to adult...

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Animal Migration
Animals
Body Size
Ecosystem
Estuaries
Fishes
Fresh Water
Otolithic Membrane

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Principal Component Analysis

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PMID: 26369780
DOI: 10.1007/s00442-015-3443-y

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