Fish Survival is a hydroecological metric that quantifies the proportion of individual fish persisting through critical life stages within floodplain habitats, distinguished by its explicit dependence on the spatiotemporal dynamics of inundation, connectivity, and habitat quality.
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Spring algal bloom and larval fish survival
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