Add to ORKGPacific salmon migrations are energetically expensive and must be completed solely on energy reserves as no feeding takes place enroute. Migrants should be naturally selected to be efficient in their use of energy and attempt to minimize energetic costs of swimming whereever possible. Transport costs could b
It has been known for a long time that fish and aquatic animals such as porpoises apparently swim wi...
Upriver migrating adult Pacific salmon home to natal sites following natal water cues while also und...
We used electromyogram telemetry to examine swim speeds and passage success for 12 adult sockeye sal...
Minimizing energetic cost per unit distance is often considered the major criterion that anadromous ...
Priede (1985) defines two types of selection pressures that are likely to be important in defining a...
Adult Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus sp.) undertake upriver migrations to reach their spawning ground...
Fishes that swim upstream in rivers to spawn must navigate complex fluvial velocity fields to arrive...
Adult sockeye salmon {Oncorhynchus nerka) depend on fixed somatic energy reserves to fuel their upri...
A mathematical analysis of the energetics of migration by means of tidal stream transport is pre-sen...
Pacific salmon are famous for their homing migration from open-ocean to their natal river to spawn. ...
1. Climate change poses a challenge to wild fishes, yet little is known about the behavioural use an...
This report describes a study conducted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory forthe Bonneville P...
This report describes a study conducted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for the Bonneville ...
Adult Pacific salmon Oncorhynchus spp. have a fixed amount of energy available to fuel their freshw...
ANE,Norway,ATLANTIC,Atlantic salmon,behavior,biochemistry,bioenergetics,biological,biophysics,BODY,b...
It has been known for a long time that fish and aquatic animals such as porpoises apparently swim wi...
Upriver migrating adult Pacific salmon home to natal sites following natal water cues while also und...
We used electromyogram telemetry to examine swim speeds and passage success for 12 adult sockeye sal...
Minimizing energetic cost per unit distance is often considered the major criterion that anadromous ...
Priede (1985) defines two types of selection pressures that are likely to be important in defining a...
Adult Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus sp.) undertake upriver migrations to reach their spawning ground...
Fishes that swim upstream in rivers to spawn must navigate complex fluvial velocity fields to arrive...
Adult sockeye salmon {Oncorhynchus nerka) depend on fixed somatic energy reserves to fuel their upri...
A mathematical analysis of the energetics of migration by means of tidal stream transport is pre-sen...
Pacific salmon are famous for their homing migration from open-ocean to their natal river to spawn. ...
1. Climate change poses a challenge to wild fishes, yet little is known about the behavioural use an...
This report describes a study conducted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory forthe Bonneville P...
This report describes a study conducted by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for the Bonneville ...
Adult Pacific salmon Oncorhynchus spp. have a fixed amount of energy available to fuel their freshw...
ANE,Norway,ATLANTIC,Atlantic salmon,behavior,biochemistry,bioenergetics,biological,biophysics,BODY,b...
It has been known for a long time that fish and aquatic animals such as porpoises apparently swim wi...
Upriver migrating adult Pacific salmon home to natal sites following natal water cues while also und...
We used electromyogram telemetry to examine swim speeds and passage success for 12 adult sockeye sal...