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ALT Map of home range estimates for giant trevally (Caranx ignobilis)
ALT A photo of Dr. Jacob Brownscombe, the 2025 Stevenson Lectureship Award winner with CSP logo. New Post banner.
ALT A photo of Dr. Jacob Brownscombe, the 2025 Stevenson Lectureship Award winner with CSP logo. New Post banner.
![Fig. 2. Conceptual diagram outlining how data from telemetry studies and other data sources may inform fish habitat science and management across multiple spatial and ecological scales. Information at the habitat and regional scales, at which telemetry studies are typically conducted, may generate useful metrics that can be synthesized and modeled to make predictions at broader ecological scales by generating models of fish habitat based on comprehensive and causal predictors, which are often measured using complimentary habitat sampling methods. Integrating species characteristics into these models may also enable predictions of habitat suitability across diverse species and ecosystem types. [Colour online.]](https://venexa.site/media/Gjnje6rWwAAh4CG.jpg)
ALT Fig. 2. Conceptual diagram outlining how data from telemetry studies and other data sources may inform fish habitat science and management across multiple spatial and ecological scales. Information at the habitat and regional scales, at which telemetry studies are typically conducted, may generate useful metrics that can be synthesized and modeled to make predictions at broader ecological scales by generating models of fish habitat based on comprehensive and causal predictors, which are often measured using complimentary habitat sampling methods. Integrating species characteristics into these models may also enable predictions of habitat suitability across diverse species and ecosystem types. [Colour online.]
ALT A photo of Dr. Jacob Brownscombe, the 2025 Stevenson Lectureship Award winner with CSP logo. New Post banner.
ALT A photo of Dr. Jacob Brownscombe, the 2025 Stevenson Lectureship Award winner with CSP logo. New Post banner.
ALT A photo of Dr. Jake Brownscombe holding a permit (Trachinotus falcatus)
ALT Figure 5 shows four maps of the tributary habitats in a 2x2 grid. Scattered points of various colours show the predicted occurrence vs predicted probability of silver shiners across the habitats.