Relative Bias in Catch Among Long-Term Fish Monitoring Surveys Within the San Francisco Estuary

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RT @DeltaCouncil: New @SFEWS alert! 🗞 In "Relative Bias in Catch Among Long-term #FishMonitoring Surveys Within the #SFEstuary," Delta Sci…

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RT @DeltaCouncil: New @SFEWS alert! 🗞 In "Relative Bias in Catch Among Long-term #FishMonitoring Surveys Within the #SFEstuary," Delta Sci…

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New @SFEWS alert! 🗞 In "Relative Bias in Catch Among Long-term #FishMonitoring Surveys Within the #SFEstuary," Delta Science Program Sr. Environmental Scientist @SamBashevkin collaborated on a @USGSwaterCA study of "catchability," bias in monitoring gear.

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RT @SFEWS: Huntsman et al. show catchability among 4 long-term fish monitoring surveys is a source of bias in the #SFEstuary. Assuming equa…

17 Mar 2022

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