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Species profiles: life histories and environmental requirements of coastal fishes and invertebrates (Pacific Northwest): chinook salmon

David A. Beauchamp, Michael F. Shepard, Gilbert B. Pauley

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Species Profiles are summaries of the life histories and environmental requirements of selected coastal fishes and invertebrates of commercial, recreational, or ecological significance. The Profiles will be used to relate life history and environmental requirements of species to coastal numerical water quality models and to assist in evaluating the environmental impacts of altering estuarine habitats. The data for the preparation of Species Profiles are taken from the published and unpublished literature.

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Species Profiles are summaries of the life histories and environmental requirements of selected coastal fishes and invertebrates of commercial, recreational, or ecological significance. The Profiles will be used to relate life history and environmental requirements of species to coastal numerical water quality models and to assist in evaluating the environmental impacts of altering estuarine habitats. The data for the preparation of Species Profiles are taken from the published and unpublished literature.

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Species Profiles are summaries of the life histories and environmental requirements of selected coastal fishes and invertebrates of commercial, recreational, or ecological significance. The Profiles will be used to relate life history and environmental requirements of species to coastal numerical water quality models and to assist in evaluating the environmental impacts of altering estuarine habitats. The data for the preparation of Species Profiles are taken from the published and unpublished literature.

Key concepts: Chinook wind, Spawn (biology), Fish migration, Oncorhynchus, Fishery, Invertebrate, Geography, Life history

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