Dispersal is a ubiquitous ecological process that has been extensively studied in many
plants and animals. Anadromous salmonids are an interesting system for examining …

Stream restorations are increasingly critical for managing and recovering freshwater
biodiversity in human‐dominated landscapes. However, few studies have quantified how …

Intraspecific biodiversity is vital for species persistence in an increasingly volatile world. By
embracing methods that integrate information at different spatiotemporal scales, we can …

Patagonian aquatic environments have been invaded since the end of the last century by
different species of salmonids. Knowing the natal origin and homing/straying rate of the …

Salminus brasiliensis is one of the largest and most important commercial and sporting fish
species in South America, of which little is known about its habitat use, especially in semi …

Understanding the relative contributions of different spawning habitats to adult fish
populations is central to effective fisheries management and species conservation. The …

Salmonids are well known for their natal homing behaviour, meaning they return to breed in
the same area where they originated. However, not all individuals return to their natal …

Understanding life-history diversity in a population is imperative to developing effective
fisheries management and conservation practices, particularly in degraded environments …

Hydropower has long been an effective form of renewable energy, but the development of
the resource has negatively impacted fishes throughout the world. Formulating recovery …

Former UC Davis graduate student Mackenzie Miner showing a Putah Creek Chinook
salmon carcass. Photo from https://www. davisenterprise. com/news/community/learn-about …