North American Journal of Fisheries Management· 2026Q2
Comment on Krause et al. (2022) : Misrepresentations and methodological limitations concerning lake level and water quality effects on endangered sucker species in Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon
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Short summary
This commentary highlights misrepresentations and methodological limitations in Krause et al. (2022), arguing that lake level management remains crucial for endangered sucker survival in Upper Klamath Lake.
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Key points
- Krause et al. (2022) incorrectly concluded lake levels and water quality are unimportant for endangered sucker survival.
- The commentary identifies misrepresentations of prior work within the original study.
- Methodological limitations of Krause et al. (2022) are detailed.
- The authors reassert the importance of lake level management for sucker species.
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Abstract
Lay Summary A recent study concluded that lake levels and water quality are unimportant for endangered adult sucker survival in Upper Klamath Lake. We highlight misrepresentations of prior work and methodological limitations of the study and demonstrate that lake level management remains important.
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