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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"native salmonids"”.

  1. Assessing the threat of non-native salmonids to Lahontan cutthroat trout recovery in a subalpine watershed

    Introductions of non-native fishes complicate native fish recovery and introductions of non-native salmonids have been implicated in the decline of inland cutthroat trout subspecies. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service has been restocking Lahontan cutthroat trout Oncorhynchus clarkii …

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  2. EVALUATION AND APPLICATION OF POPULATION SIZE ESTIMATORS TO ASSESS BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTINALIS) RESPONSE TO A NON-NATIVE SALMONID REMOVAL IN A SMALL MICHIGAN COLDWATER STREAM

    <p>Non-native salmonids have been stocked into the Great Lakes since the 1870s and now naturalized populations use tributary environments to reproduce and for their juvenile life stage. Historically, brook trout were the only salmonid to inhabit the tributary environment and numerous studies …

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  3. Effects of Culverts on Brook Trout Genetic Diversity

    … are a species of concern within their native range due to a historical loss of habitat, overfishing, and stocking of non-native salmonids. Road culverts have been recognized as an additional impediment to population persistence as movement between diverse habitat types has been …

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  4. Salmonids in an Urban Stream: Movement, Habitat, and Potential Barriers

    Studies on the movement of salmonids in the Pacific Northwest have been vital to their management and recovery. Salmonids can move great distances in search of food, habitat and potential mates, requiring them to travel through a range of different habitat types. Altered and degraded streams may …

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  5. Stream temperature drivers and modelling in headwater catchments on the eastern slopes of the Canadian Rocky Mountains

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