多尺度分析根据栖息地和非本地物种丰度预测本地物种存在情况

IF 2 3区 农林科学 Q2 FISHERIES Transactions of The American Fisheries Society Pub Date : 2024-01-22 DOI:10.1002/tafs.10458
Crosby Hedden, Skyler Hedden, Keith Gido, Alexander C. Cameron, David Propst, William Stewart
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水生栖息地因破碎化、取水和气候变暖而丧失和退化,导致本地溪流鱼类多样性下降。为了应对这些衰退,亚利桑那州和新墨西哥州制定了一项大规模的遣返计划,以扩大本地鱼类的分布和数量。该计划取得了不同程度的成功,在一些溪流中建立并维持了濒危鱼类种群,而其他种群则未能建立。
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Multiscale analysis predicts native species presence based on habitat and nonnative species abundance
The loss and degradation of aquatic habitat through fragmentation, water extraction, and climate warming contribute to declining native stream fish diversity. In response to these declines, a large-scale repatriation program was established in Arizona and New Mexico to expand the distribution and abundance of native fishes. This program has had variable success, with imperiled fish populations establishing and persisting in some streams, while other populations failed to establish.
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期刊介绍: Transactions of the American Fisheries Society is a highly regarded international journal of fisheries science that has been published continuously since 1872. It features results of basic and applied research in genetics, physiology, biology, ecology, population dynamics, economics, health, culture, and other topics germane to marine and freshwater finfish and shellfish and their respective fisheries and environments.
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