Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea
Salmon in the Salish Sea and the San Juan Archipelago are important keystone species with both ecological and commercial value. Analysis of the diets of king, pink, and silver salmon between the years of 2018 to 2021 suggest temporal changes in the amount and presence of the prey species of interest...
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ftunivwashington:oai:digital.lib.washington.edu:1773/48604 2023-05-15T17:59:39+02:00 Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea Fletcher, Andrew 2021 http://hdl.handle.net/1773/48604 unknown Ocean 492A; http://hdl.handle.net/1773/48604 Salmon predatory fish dietary analysis forage fish Salish Sea 2021 ftunivwashington 2023-03-12T19:01:33Z Salmon in the Salish Sea and the San Juan Archipelago are important keystone species with both ecological and commercial value. Analysis of the diets of king, pink, and silver salmon between the years of 2018 to 2021 suggest temporal changes in the amount and presence of the prey species of interest. Pacific herring and Pacific sand lance displayed the most variance in abundance and frequency of occurrence in all prey species observed. Herring displayed an increase in abundance in 2021, while sand lance displayed a decrease in abundance. Spatial analysis also suggests a separation in the spatial distribution of species, as well as differences in distribution based on prey type consumed. Additionally, shifts in the diet of pink salmon from crustaceans to herring have been observed. Other/Unknown Material Pink salmon University of Washington, Seattle: ResearchWorks Pacific San Juan |
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Salmon predatory fish dietary analysis forage fish Salish Sea Fletcher, Andrew Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea |
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Salmon in the Salish Sea and the San Juan Archipelago are important keystone species with both ecological and commercial value. Analysis of the diets of king, pink, and silver salmon between the years of 2018 to 2021 suggest temporal changes in the amount and presence of the prey species of interest. Pacific herring and Pacific sand lance displayed the most variance in abundance and frequency of occurrence in all prey species observed. Herring displayed an increase in abundance in 2021, while sand lance displayed a decrease in abundance. Spatial analysis also suggests a separation in the spatial distribution of species, as well as differences in distribution based on prey type consumed. Additionally, shifts in the diet of pink salmon from crustaceans to herring have been observed. |
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Fletcher, Andrew |
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Fletcher, Andrew |
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Fletcher, Andrew |
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Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea |
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Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea |
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Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea |
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Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea |
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Dietary and Spatial Analysis of Salmon in the San Juan Archipelago and the Salish Sea |
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dietary and spatial analysis of salmon in the san juan archipelago and the salish sea |
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2021 |
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Pacific San Juan |
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Pink salmon |
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Pink salmon |
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