<p>Timing and duration of exposures and results from 9 scenarios run with 1.15 times prey EC<sub>50</sub> (5.0 μg/L) of carbaryl. Dark solid lines indicate the timing and duration of exposure(s). Dotted lines indicate period after each exposure in which prey abundance was reduced (ration <1). Values listed after scenarios are the %Δλ (SD) for ocean-type Chinook salmon, for exposures of 5.0 μg/L. Prey recovery rate was 1% per day and the prey floor was 0.20.</p
Size-selective mortality (SSM) is a significant force regulating recruitment of salmon. The life sta...
Effects of oceanographic conditions, as well as effects of release-timing and release-size, on first...
42.000 1+smolts of Atlantic salmon were size graded into two size groups and released during three ...
<p>Mean percent change in lambda of ocean-type Chinook salmon following various exposures to carbary...
<p>Prey available per day (relative to control) for juvenile ocean-type Chinook salmon in scenarios ...
<p>Mean percent change in lambda (on the y-axes) between modeled populations of unexposed ocean-type...
<p>Mean percent change in population growth rates (%Δλ) between unexposed ocean-type Chinook salmon ...
In the western United States, pesticides used in agricultural and urban areas are often detected in ...
<div><p>In the western United States, pesticides used in agricultural and urban areas are often dete...
<p>Frequency of occurrence of injuries observed in Chinook salmon for Exposure 1(A), Exposure 2 (B),...
<p>According to the best-fit mixed effects model, glucocorticoid concentrations decreased with incre...
Salmon are a keystone species with a biological foundation that spans from coastal ecosystem health ...
Graduation date: 2017The early marine phase following freshwater emigration has been identified as a...
Standard toxicity tests assess the physiological responses of individual organisms to exposure to to...
For more than a decade, numerous pesticides have been detected in river systems of the western Unite...
Size-selective mortality (SSM) is a significant force regulating recruitment of salmon. The life sta...
Effects of oceanographic conditions, as well as effects of release-timing and release-size, on first...
42.000 1+smolts of Atlantic salmon were size graded into two size groups and released during three ...
<p>Mean percent change in lambda of ocean-type Chinook salmon following various exposures to carbary...
<p>Prey available per day (relative to control) for juvenile ocean-type Chinook salmon in scenarios ...
<p>Mean percent change in lambda (on the y-axes) between modeled populations of unexposed ocean-type...
<p>Mean percent change in population growth rates (%Δλ) between unexposed ocean-type Chinook salmon ...
In the western United States, pesticides used in agricultural and urban areas are often detected in ...
<div><p>In the western United States, pesticides used in agricultural and urban areas are often dete...
<p>Frequency of occurrence of injuries observed in Chinook salmon for Exposure 1(A), Exposure 2 (B),...
<p>According to the best-fit mixed effects model, glucocorticoid concentrations decreased with incre...
Salmon are a keystone species with a biological foundation that spans from coastal ecosystem health ...
Graduation date: 2017The early marine phase following freshwater emigration has been identified as a...
Standard toxicity tests assess the physiological responses of individual organisms to exposure to to...
For more than a decade, numerous pesticides have been detected in river systems of the western Unite...
Size-selective mortality (SSM) is a significant force regulating recruitment of salmon. The life sta...
Effects of oceanographic conditions, as well as effects of release-timing and release-size, on first...
42.000 1+smolts of Atlantic salmon were size graded into two size groups and released during three ...