An Estimation of Historic and Current Levels of Salmon Production in the Northeast Pacific Ecosystem¶
Gresh, L., & Schoonmaker. (2000). An Estimation of Historic and Current Levels of Salmon Production in the Northeast Pacific Ecosystem: Evidence of a Nutrient Deficit in the Freshwater Systems of the Pacific Northwest. 6-7.
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- Trophic Subsidy
- When the donor is perturbed — Pacific salmon runs collapsed by dams, overfishing, or warming-driven ocean productivity shifts — the recipient community declines with a lag set by the turnover time of the subsidized components, even though the physical recipient habitat is unchanged
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“just 6-7% of the marine-derived nitrogen and phosphorous once delivered to the rivers of the Pacific Northwest is currently reaching those streams”
- When the donor is perturbed — Pacific salmon runs collapsed by dams, overfishing, or warming-driven ocean productivity shifts — the recipient community declines with a lag set by the turnover time of the subsidized components, even though the physical recipient habitat is unchanged
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