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Climate Impacts to Inland Fishes: Shifting Research Topics Over Time

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Abigail J Lynch, Andrew DiSanto, Julian Olden, Cindy Chu, Craig P Paukert, Daria Gundermann, Mitchel Lang, Ray Zhang, and Trevor J Krabbenhoft, 2023-12-29, Climate Impacts to Inland Fishes: Shifting Research Topics Over Time: PLOS Climate, v. 2, iss. 12. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pclm.0000326

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Climate change remains a primary threat to inland fishes and fisheries. Using topic modeling to examine trends and relationships across 36 years of scientific literature on documented and projected climate impacts to inland fish, we identify ten representative topics within this body of literature: assemblages, climate scenarios, distribution, climate drivers, population growth, invasive species, populations, phenology, physiology, and reproduction. These topics are largely similar to the output from artificial intelligence application (i.e., ChatGPT) search prompts, but with some key differences. The field of climate impacts on fish has seen dramatic growth since the mid-2000s with increasing popularity of topics related to drivers, [...]

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