Research Shows Southeast Alaska Inside Waters May Have Provided Juvenile Salmon Buffer From Marine Heatwaves In Gulf Of Alaska

New research found that the cold, low salinity inshore waters of Icy Strait in Southeast Alaska may have provided a temporary buffer from marine heatwave conditions in the Gulf of Alaska for four species of migrating juvenile salmon.

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