A hypothesis-driven statistical approach for identifying ecosystem indicators of coho and Chinook salmon marine survival

A hypothesis-driven statistical approach for identifying ecosystem indicators of coho and Chinook salmon marine survival

Efforts to understand causes of declines in productivity of species of concern often involve retrospective evaluation of multiple possible causes based on trends in relevant ecological indicators. We describe a hypothesis testing framework for examining declines in marine survival for coho and Chino...

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Main Authors: Anderson, J.H (Author), Greene, C.M (Author), Kemp, I.M (Author), Kendall, N.W (Author), Kim, S. (Author), Ruff, C.P (Author), Schmidt, M.W (Author), Sobocinski, K.L (Author), Zimmerman, M.S (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
abundance
Anthropogenic impacts
Clupeidae
Ecological indicators
ecological modeling
Ecosystem
Ecosystem indicators
Ecosystems
environmental indicator
GAM
Generalized additive model
Indicators
Marine survival
Matthiola
mortality
Multiple hypothesis
Ocean
Oncorhynchus kisutch
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha
Pacific Ocean
predation
predator
Puget Sound
Retrospective evaluations
Salish Sea
Salmon
salmonid
Statistical approach
stratification
survival
Time series
United States
Variable importances
Washington [United States]
Water quality
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