Correction: Tracking repeat spawning anadromous fish migrations over multiple years in a fragmented river suggests philopatry and sex‑linked variation in space use
Correction: Tracking repeat spawning anadromous fish migrations over multiple years in a fragmented river suggests philopatry and sex‑linked variation in space use
Olivier Lepais, Jamie R. Dodd, J. Robert Britton, Demetra Andreou et al.
Journal
Aquatic Sciences
Topics
Fish Ecology and Management Studies
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Correction: Tracking repeat spawning anadromous fish migrations over multiple years in a fragmented river suggests philopatry and sex‑linked variation in space use
Olivier Lepais, Jamie R. Dodd, J. Robert Britton, Demetra Andreou, Randolph Velterop, Peter W. F. Davies, Andy D. Nunn, Charles Crundwell, Jonathan David Bolland, Stephen J. Sabatino
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Aquatic SciencesVol. 87(2)
Institutions
CEA CESTA (FR), Natural England (GB), Universidade do Porto (PT), Environment Agency (GB), University of Hull (GB), Institut National de Recherche pour l'Agriculture, l'Alimentation et l'Environnement (FR), UMR BIOdiversity, GEnes & Communities (FR), Bournemouth University (GB)
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Correction: Tracking repeat spawning anadromous fish migrations over multiple years in a fragmented river suggests philopatry and sex‑linked variation in space use — Olivier Lepais, Jamie R. Dodd, et al. · Aquatic Sciences (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS