Salmonid spawning habitat in rivers: physical controls, biological responses, and approaches to remediation

Sear, David A. and DeVries, Paul (eds.) (2008) Salmonid spawning habitat in rivers: physical controls, biological responses, and approaches to remediation (Symposium, 65), vol. 65, Bethesda, USA. American Fisheries Society, 376pp.

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Summary
This timely volume presents recent research on the interactions between physical habitat and the ecology of salmon. Salmon habitats have been under increasing pressure from catchment management and river management activity, resulting in a decline in available habitat.
North American and European scientists review the processes that control habitat availability, explore the issues impacting the quality of this habitat, and assess the biological factors affecting habitat use and the interaction between habitat quality and salmon reproductive success.

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Editor: David A. Sear

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