Corrigendum to ‘Fecundity trends of Chinook salmon in the Pacific Northwest’

IF 5.6 1区农林科学 Q1 FISHERIES

Fish and Fisheries Pub Date : 2023-06-02 DOI:10.1111/faf.12761

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Malick, M. J., Losee, J. P., Marston, G., Agha, M., Berejikian, B. A., Beckman, B. R., & Cooper, M. (2023). Fecundity trends of Chinook salmon in the Pacific northwest. Fish and Fisheries, 24, 454–465.

In the above article, the authors would like to add a second affiliation to co-author James P. Losee and to update the spelling of the word ‘Oncorhynchus’ in the Abstract and Introduction sections.

The affiliation of James P. Losee is as follows.

²Department of Wildlife, Fish, and Environmental Studies, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Uppsala, Sweden

³Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Fish Program, Olympia, Washington, USA

The word ‘Oncorhynchus ‘is misspelt in the second sentence of the Abstract section and in the first line of the second paragraph of the Introduction section.

The article's content on Wiley Online Library has been updated to reflect these corrections.

We apologize for these errors.

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“西北太平洋奇努克鲑鱼繁殖力趋势”的勘误表

马利克，M. J.，洛西，J. P.，马斯顿，G.，阿加，M.，贝雷吉吉安，B. A.，贝克曼，B. R.， &;库柏，M.(2023)。西北太平洋奇努克鲑鱼的繁殖力趋势。鱼类与水产，24,454-465。在上面的文章中，作者希望为合著者James P. Losee添加第二个从属关系，并在摘要和引言部分更新单词“Oncorhynchus”的拼写。James P. Losee的隶属关系如下。2瑞典农业科学大学(SLU)野生动物、鱼类和环境研究系(瑞典乌普萨拉)3华盛顿鱼类项目鱼类和野生动物系(美国华盛顿奥林匹亚)摘要部分第二句和引言部分第二段第一行的Oncorhynchus一词拼写错误。文章的内容在威利在线图书馆已经更新，以反映这些更正。我们为这些错误道歉。

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