Potential habitat loss and population fragmentation for cold water fish in the North Platte River drainage of the Rocky Mountains: Response to climate warming¶
Rahel, Keleher, & Anderson. (1996). Potential habitat loss and population fragmentation for cold water fish in the North Platte River drainage of the Rocky Mountains: Response to climate warming: Response to climate warming. Limnology and Oceanography.
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- Shelford's Law of Tolerance
- Trout, salmon, and other cold-water fish are canonical cases; their upstream range contractions under river warming follow directly from the shape of their thermal tolerance curves
This sourceProjected loss and headwater fragmentation of cold-water trout habitat in a Rocky Mountain drainage under warming, derived from the fishes' thermal limits.
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- Trout, salmon, and other cold-water fish are canonical cases; their upstream range contractions under river warming follow directly from the shape of their thermal tolerance curves
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