Eduardo Guimarães Martins

Passage through submersible and Archimedes pumps results in decreased migration survival in coho salmon yearlings

This study evaluates the survival and behavior of coho salmon yearlings passing through two types of flood-control pumps, finding that while open-Archimedes pumps improve survival compared to conventional radial pumps, they still cause significant latent mortality.

Release strategies affect the freshwater residence and survival of hatchery-reared juvenile Chinook Salmon

This study examines how release size, location, and timing affect freshwater survival and residence of hatchery-reared Chinook Salmon, finding that survival and residence time decline with size and vary by release location and timing.

Linking acoustic telemetry data to spatial covariates in river networks with spatially explicit capture-recapture models

This paper applies spatially explicit capture-recapture models to acoustic telemetry data in river networks to estimate habitat use parameters of Arctic grayling based on temperature distributions.