File S1 - Potential Factors Affecting Survival Differ by Run-Timing and Location: Linear Mixed-Effects Models of Pacific Salmonids (Oncorhynchus spp.) in the Klamath River, California

Supporting tables. Table S1, Trends of four anadromous salmonids taxa from the Klamath River basin, California, based on linear regressions coupled with randomized permutations (n = 99,999; modified from Quiñones et al. 2013). Table S2, Salmon River spring Chinook salmon stock-recruitment data set. Table S3, Salmon River fall Chinook salmon stock-recruitment data set. Table S4, Salmon River summer steelhead stock-recruitment data set. Table S5, Scott River fall Chinook salmon stock-recruitment data set. Table S6, Slope, R2, and P values of correlations between salmonid survival and variables. Superscripts specify species or location of variable. c = Chinook salmon, s = steelhead, sal = Salmon River, sc = Scott River. For example, c,s IGH releases t specifies that Chinook salmon or steelhead data were used depending on the time series being analyzed. Significant values (PR2) for correlations of variables significant to Salmon River spring Chinook salmon and Scott River Chinook salmon survival (ln). (DOCX)