2014
DOI: 10.1080/10641262.2013.830592
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Virtual Population Analysis, Episodic Recruitment, and Harvest Management of Paddlefish with Applications to Other Acipenseriform Fishes

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“…shoreline of 2,120 km. The reservoir level has fluctuated by as much as 8 m since filling, depending on drought and flood conditions (Scarnecchia et al., ).…”
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“…shoreline of 2,120 km. The reservoir level has fluctuated by as much as 8 m since filling, depending on drought and flood conditions (Scarnecchia et al., ).…”
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“…Some northern and southern stocks have been shown to exhibit highly episodic recruitment (Scarnecchia et al., ). The causes of the highly differential success in year‐class strength are thought to be related to river discharges and reservoir levels (higher water levels and trophic upsurge; Scarnecchia et al., , ).…”
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“…Species declines throughout the range have resulted, in part, from habitat loss or fragmentation due to dams, which can prevent access to upstream habitats or result in sedimentation of habitats for reservoir stocks (Sparrowe, ). For stocks with unrestricted access to natural rivers and associated spawning habitats, springtime river discharge and benthic habitat form a critical role in episodic recruitment of the species, where recruitment success is cyclical or variable and closely aligned with opportunistic hydrological events (Braaten, Fuller, & Lott, ; Scarnecchia et al., ; Schooley, Scarnecchia, & Crews, ).…”
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“…For stocks with unrestricted access to natural rivers and associated spawning habitats, springtime river discharge and benthic habitat form a critical role in episodic recruitment of the species, where recruitment success is cyclical or variable and closely aligned with opportunistic hydrological events (Braaten, Fuller, & Lott, 2009;Scarnecchia et al, 2014;Schooley, Scarnecchia, & Crews, 2014).…”
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