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Contains two layers: 1. Bull Trout Vulnerability Assessment: This analysis was generated to show the relative vulnerability of bull trout across the Columbia basin. Input variables include the prportion of valley bottom (e.g. floodplains), the average max summer temperature (July 15th to Sept 15th), and winter flood frequency (the frequency of high flow events exceeding the 95th percentile from December through March) for a given watershed. The estimates for temperature and flow were taken from the mouth of the watershed. This analysis includes historic and future (2040s scenario). Stream temperature and flow data are avaliable at rap.ntsg.umt.edu. See Wu H, Kimball JS, Elsner MM, Mantua N, Adler RF, Stanford...
Supplementary Information Table S1. Bull trout populations, recovery units, watershed, and allelic richness values across the Columbia River, USA. The ‘Conservation recovery unit’ and ‘Watershed’ groupings were used as random effects in linear mixed models. From (Kovach, R.P., et al. (2015). Genetic Diversity is related to climatic variation and vulnerability in threatened bull trout. Global Change Biology, http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/gcb.12850.
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