Standard Operating Procedures for the Freshwater Fish Injurious Species Risk Assessment Model (FISRAM)

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Standard Operating Procedures for the Freshwater Fish Injurious Species Risk Assessment Model (FISRAM)

FISRAM is a Bayesian network designed to estimate the potential injuriousness of a freshwater fish species based on a combination of species traits, historical evidence of harm, and environment of the established range of the species relative to the potential region of introduction.

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Invasive species
Freshwater fish