Annual Report 2005
Annual Report 2005
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They first examined cut- throat trout risk in three intensively studied streams using sentinel fish enclosures, wild age-zero trout, and 3 Sentinel cage on Pelican Creek.
http://watercenter.nnontana.edu E isheries Healtl tubificid assemblages. They then examined the physical and chemical features of these three streams. Results show that the parasite-infected sentinel fish in two of the intensely-studied Park streams, Pelican Creek and Yellowstone River. All four locations in Pelican Creek were... positive for the parasite, whereas three of six locations on the Yellowstone River were positive. In one of three locations on Pelican Creekand twooffive locations on the Yellowstone River — where wild age- zero cutthroat trout were found — the fish were positive for M. cerebralis. Tubificids positive for M. cerebralis were found in Pelican Creek as well. Physicochemical charac- teristics differed among the three reaches; conductivity was highest in Pelican Creek and lowest in Clear Creek.
Infection was not detected in extensive sentinel cage studies of several other tributaries to Yellowstone Lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They first examined cut- throat trout risk in three intensively studied streams using sentinel fish enclosures, wild age-zero trout, and 3 Sentinel cage on Pelican Creek.
http://watercenter.nnontana.edu E isheries Healtl tubificid assemblages. They then examined the physical and chemical features of these three streams. Results show that the parasite-infected sentinel fish in two of the intensely-studied Park streams, Pelican Creek and Yellowstone River. All four locations in Pelican Creek were... positive for the parasite, whereas three of six locations on the Yellowstone River were positive. In one of three locations on Pelican Creekand twooffive locations on the Yellowstone River — where wild age- zero cutthroat trout were found — the fish were positive for M. cerebralis. Tubificids positive for M. cerebralis were found in Pelican Creek as well. Physicochemical charac- teristics differed among the three reaches; conductivity was highest in Pelican Creek and lowest in Clear Creek.
Infection was not detected in extensive sentinel cage studies of several other tributaries to Yellowstone Lake.
What to read after Annual Report 2005?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana University Joint Water Resources Research Center to read onlineMoreLess
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