Although there is growing concern that climate change might drive phenological mismatches
between predators and prey, it is possible that within‐and among‐species phenological …

Fish growth and survival are largely determined by the nutritional quality of their food, and
the fish that grow quickly during early life stages are more likely to reproduce. To adequately …

Graphene has exceptionally high in-plane strength, which makes it ideal for various
nanomechanical applications. At the same time, its exceptionally low out-of-plane stiffness …

In spite of a relatively optimistic pre‐season forecast, the total return of adult sockeye salmon
(Oncorhynchus nerka) to the Fraser River (British Columbia, Canada) in 2009 was the …

Pathogens threaten wildlife globally, but these impacts are not restricted to direct mortality
from disease. For fish, which experience periods of extremely high mortality during their …

Abstract Sockeye Salmon Oncorhynchus nerka smolts typically experience high mortality
during out‐migration through freshwater and the early marine environment. Due to tag …

Variability in animal migratory behavior is expected to influence fitness, but few empirical
examples demonstrating this relationship exist. The initial marine phase in the migration of …

Daily growth rings were examined in the otoliths of wild juvenile sockeye salmon
Oncorhynchus nerka to determine whether infection by ectoparasitic sea lice Caligus …

We used acoustic telemetry to investigate survival of age-2 sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus
nerka) as they emigrated from Chilko Lake, British Columbia, Canada, to northeastern …

Abstract The productivity of Fraser River sockeye salmon has declined in recent years, with
2019 being the lowest return on record. The cause of the decline is still not fully understood; …