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Journal of Fish Biology. 98:6-16
Variation in circulus spacing on the scales of wild Atlantic salmon is indicative of changes in body length growth rate. We analyzed scale circulus spacing during the post-smolt growth period for adult one sea-winter salmon (n = 1947) returning to Sc
Autor:
Jim Henderson, Sonya K. Auer, S. J. Middlemas, Nora N. Hanson, James Ounsley, Tim Burton, Brian Shaw, James H. Hunt
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Journal of Fish Biology. 96:316-326
Using data from wild Atlantic salmon Salmo salar returning to spawn in seven Scottish rivers, we developed a model of fecundity based on individual body size and key developmental traits. We used a novel approach to model selection which maximises pr
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Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 29:131-143
he long‐term studies included in this paper were funded by the Natural Environment Research Council through the grant ‘SMRU Long‐term measurement of marine mammal population structure, dynamics and trophic interactions’, grant reference SMRU1
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Journal of fish biologyREFERENCES. 98(1)
Variation in circulus spacing on the scales of wild Atlantic salmon is indicative of changes in body length growth rate. We analyzed scale circulus spacing during the post-smolt growth period for adult one sea-winter salmon (n = 1947) returning to Sc
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Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems. 27:268-281
Aerial surveys have detected alarming declines in counts of harbour seals in several regions across Scotland. Demographic data and simple models were used to examine the recent decline in the numbers of harbour seals counted in one population within
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Journal of fish biology. 94(1)
Using tagged and recaptured Atlantic salmon Salmo salar (n = 106) the present analysis shows that the most commonly applied linear back-calculation method for estimating past length, the Dahl-Lea method, resulted in overestimation of the length of la
Autor:
Nora N. Hanson, Mike Lonergan, Julian C. MacLean, Crawford W. Revie, Chris Todd, B. D. M. Whyte
Publikováno v:
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences. 71:645-655
A method of dating the marine growth circuli on Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) scales is presented. Data were available for 54 salmon, intercepted as smolts at the completion of their downstream migration in the River North Esk, Scotland. Smolts we
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Hanson, N N, Wurster, C M & Todd, C D 2013, ' Reconstructing marine life-history strategies of wild Atlantic salmon from the stable isotope composition of otoliths ', Marine Ecology Progress Series, vol. 475, pp. 249-266 . https://doi.org/10.3354/meps10066
Long-term declines in abundance of wild Atlantic salmon Salmo salar, L. have been linked to reductions in marine survivorship, and recent reductions in growth condition (a measure of fish quality) have been correlated to increased mid-winter sea-surf
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Journal of Heredity. 101:527-538
Most studies of heterozygosity-fitness correlations (HFCs) in natural populations relate to fitness traits expressed early in life, whereas traits that are often more difficult to measure such as longevity and adult body size remain elusive. Teeth pr
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Marine Ecology Progress Series. 388:263-272
Life-time records of the trophic sources of carbon, nitrogen and of growth rate can be generated from biogenic structures that show accretionary growth, including fish scales, whale baleen and the teeth of some animals. Records generated from individ