Effects of Extreme Hydrologic Regimes on Juvenile Chinook Salmon Prey Resources and Diet Composition in a Large River Floodplain
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Climate and hydrologic variability are defining characteristics of California rivers. Recently, the region experienced an unprecedented drought, and the probability of similarly warm, dry conditions is predicted to increase. In addition to warming air and water temperatures, climate change projections predict increased flooding and sea level rise, likely aggravating the water resource issues that already challenge the western United States. Water managers balance many public interests, including the conservation of native fishes, such as the Chinook Salmon
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