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Emma S. Choi

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Emma S. ChoiiD4 papers · University of Connecticut

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Organism:multiple species· 1 Approach:statistical model· 1

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Cameron Smith· 1 shared Erik Saberski· 1 shared George SugiharaiD· 1 shared Ronald S. Burton· 1 shared Tom LorimeriD· 1 shared Unduwap Kandage-don· 1 shared

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Temperature triggers provide quantitative predictions of multi-species fish spawning peaks

Emma S. Choi, Erik Saberski, Tom Lorimer, Cameron Smith, Unduwap Kandage-don, Ronald S. Burton, George Sugihara

The paper identifies a strong correlation between temperature events and fish egg abundance peaks across multiple species and predicts this year's summer egg abundance.

PLOS ONE · Dec 8, 2020Peer-reviewedEcology