Recolonization of the Cedar River, Washington, by Anadromous Fish: Build It and They Will Come
Peter M. Kiffney
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Peter M. Kiffney
Abstract
Kiffney will discuss the dispersal, colonization patterns, and reproductive success of anadromous fish in native habitats. He will review the ecological effects of anadromous fish on populations, communities, and ecosystems. Finally, he will consider whethre providing fish passage establishes a sustainable anadromous fish population in the Cedar River.
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Kiffney will discuss the dispersal, colonization patterns, and reproductive success of anadromous fish in native habitats. He will review the ecological effects of anadromous fish on populations, communities, and ecosystems. Finally, he will consider whethre providing fish passage establishes a sustainable anadromous fish population in the Cedar River.
Key concepts: Fish migration, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Fishery, Geography, Biology