Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers
Climate change poses threats to salmonid fishes causing their populations to decline and inducing sub-lethal effects. Increases in temperature change aquatic habitats and opportunities for fish to feed and find shelter. This Special Issue documents how these alterations influence salmonid population...
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| description | Climate change poses threats to salmonid fishes causing their populations to decline and inducing sub-lethal effects. Increases in temperature change aquatic habitats and opportunities for fish to feed and find shelter. This Special Issue documents how these alterations influence salmonid populations. Across ten papers, leading ecologists from Europe and North America have exhibited how climate warming has influenced the ecology of salmonids in terms of their metabolic rates, development, growth, body size, sexual maturation, and reproductive traits. Climate change also influences their behaviors, including migrations, intraspecific competition, and predation. For instance, salmonids avoid warm stressful temperatures by seeking out cold tributary plumes, groundwater springs, alcoves and hyporheic upwellings, deep lakes, and artificial impoundments. Elevated temperatures affect their physiological, genetic, and epigenetic processes, which are important for their adaptations. This volume also lists examples of how climate change influences interspecific predation, and via mathematical modelling, it shows how climate conditions influence competition between trout and salmon in rivers. The authors have also revealed major research gaps related to species interactions, behavioral responses, and the effects of climate change across the fishes’ life stages. This collection of research papers may also help managers in performing better salmonid management in a changing climate. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1376362024-05-14T13:52:03Z Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers Jonsson, Bror cortisol high-temperature stress autophagy RNA-Seq skeletal muscle anadromous fish ecological responses to climate change future projections global change ocean freshwater climate change conservation genetics effective population size stocking genetic variability introgression population genetics Salmonidae Salmo salar flow global warming habitat IBM inSTREAM salmon trout adaptive developmental programming behaviour climate life history traits metabolism temperature salmonids Salmo rivers fresh water migration growth rate marine ecosystems river ecosystems scales thermal refuge behavioural thermoregulation remote sensing anti-predator global changer diel behavior foraging piscivores predators High Arctic Svalbard lake systems climate impact Arctic charr anadromy n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PB Mathematics::PBW Applied mathematics Climate change poses threats to salmonid fishes causing their populations to decline and inducing sub-lethal effects. Increases in temperature change aquatic habitats and opportunities for fish to feed and find shelter. This Special Issue documents how these alterations influence salmonid populations. Across ten papers, leading ecologists from Europe and North America have exhibited how climate warming has influenced the ecology of salmonids in terms of their metabolic rates, development, growth, body size, sexual maturation, and reproductive traits. Climate change also influences their behaviors, including migrations, intraspecific competition, and predation. For instance, salmonids avoid warm stressful temperatures by seeking out cold tributary plumes, groundwater springs, alcoves and hyporheic upwellings, deep lakes, and artificial impoundments. Elevated temperatures affect their physiological, genetic, and epigenetic processes, which are important for their adaptations. This volume also lists examples of how climate change influences interspecific predation, and via mathematical modelling, it shows how climate conditions influence competition between trout and salmon in rivers. The authors have also revealed major research gaps related to species interactions, behavioral responses, and the effects of climate change across the fishes’ life stages. This collection of research papers may also help managers in performing better salmonid management in a changing climate. 2024-05-14T13:51:45Z 2024-05-14T13:51:45Z 2024 book ONIX_20240514_9783725803095_234 9783725803095 9783725803101 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/137636 eng application/octet-stream Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/8834 https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/8834 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-7258-0310-1 10.3390/books978-3-7258-0310-1 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 9783725803095 9783725803101 224 open access |
| spellingShingle | cortisol high-temperature stress autophagy RNA-Seq skeletal muscle anadromous fish ecological responses to climate change future projections global change ocean freshwater climate change conservation genetics effective population size stocking genetic variability introgression population genetics Salmonidae Salmo salar flow global warming habitat IBM inSTREAM salmon trout adaptive developmental programming behaviour climate life history traits metabolism temperature salmonids Salmo rivers fresh water migration growth rate marine ecosystems river ecosystems scales thermal refuge behavioural thermoregulation remote sensing anti-predator global changer diel behavior foraging piscivores predators High Arctic Svalbard lake systems climate impact Arctic charr anadromy n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PB Mathematics::PBW Applied mathematics Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers |
| title | Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers |
| title_full | Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers |
| title_fullStr | Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers |
| title_full_unstemmed | Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers |
| title_short | Effect of Climate Change on Salmonid Fishes in Rivers |
| title_sort | effect of climate change on salmonid fishes in rivers |
| topic | cortisol high-temperature stress autophagy RNA-Seq skeletal muscle anadromous fish ecological responses to climate change future projections global change ocean freshwater climate change conservation genetics effective population size stocking genetic variability introgression population genetics Salmonidae Salmo salar flow global warming habitat IBM inSTREAM salmon trout adaptive developmental programming behaviour climate life history traits metabolism temperature salmonids Salmo rivers fresh water migration growth rate marine ecosystems river ecosystems scales thermal refuge behavioural thermoregulation remote sensing anti-predator global changer diel behavior foraging piscivores predators High Arctic Svalbard lake systems climate impact Arctic charr anadromy n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PB Mathematics::PBW Applied mathematics |
| topic_facet | cortisol high-temperature stress autophagy RNA-Seq skeletal muscle anadromous fish ecological responses to climate change future projections global change ocean freshwater climate change conservation genetics effective population size stocking genetic variability introgression population genetics Salmonidae Salmo salar flow global warming habitat IBM inSTREAM salmon trout adaptive developmental programming behaviour climate life history traits metabolism temperature salmonids Salmo rivers fresh water migration growth rate marine ecosystems river ecosystems scales thermal refuge behavioural thermoregulation remote sensing anti-predator global changer diel behavior foraging piscivores predators High Arctic Svalbard lake systems climate impact Arctic charr anadromy n/a thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PB Mathematics::PBW Applied mathematics |
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