Temporal variability of thermal refuges and water temperature patterns in an Atlantic salmon river.
By S. Dugdale, N. Bergeron, A. St‐Hilaire. 2013
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Abstract In response to high summer river temperatures, salmonids avoid heat stress by making use of discrete units of cold water termed thermal refuges. Although recent research has documented how their spatial arrangement within a river affects salmonid distribution and behaviour, no information is currently available concerning temporal variation in the abundance and types of thermal refuges. In this study, a FLIR SC660 thermal infrared imaging camera (640 × 480 pixels, NETD 2 = 0.94, p 2 = 0.90, p
Subfields: Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Water Science and Technology
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- Water temperature modelling: comparison between the generalized additive model, logistic, residuals regression and linear regression models (2017, background): “In some cases, these species will seek thermal refuges, when available, in order to avoid being exposed to high-temperature conditions (Baird and Krueger 2003, Dugdale et al. 2013, Daigle et al. 2014).”