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• W979049675 abstract "Habitat required for salmonid migration, spawning, incubation, and juvenile rearing has been severely degraded in the Columbia Basin by the cumulative effects of flow regulation by dams and diversions, sedimentation and contamination from forestry and agricultural activities, and massive introduction of non-native biota. This chapter examines the loss of freshwater habitat suitable for salmon in the Columbia Basin, in the context that salmon life history, diversity and productivity are driven mainly by environmental variation. This theme requires an ecosystem view, which is equated with a catchment or watershed-level analysis and synthesis. The chapter provides a description of the system and the habitats that are germane to the fishes. It also discusses the stressors and the possible solutions. It is time to seriously consider the restoration of habitat-forming lows in the entire sub basins, at least from the mid-Columbia downstream. This assumes that the ocean and estuaries mainstem bottlenecks will not compromise productivity in the restored tributaries. It is an assumption that is supported by the continuing viability of fall Chinook salmon in the Hanford Reach." @default.
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• W979049675 date "2006-01-01" @default.
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• W979049675 title "The Status of Freshwater Habitats" @default.
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