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These fish were often associated with cavities, or structures such as sunken barges or logs. Fish moved in response to 52% of the tow passages (Table 5) and there seems to be a relation between the distance moved and the number of units in a tow. For further information see Appendix H.
We want to point out that in all of our observations (routine, intensive, and in relation to passage of individual tows) the radio- tagged fish were never located near the center of the 300-ft-wide main channel. ...Rather, they were usually at the bottom of the steep decline defining the edge of the main channel border and main channel (Figures 15 and 16).
Depth Selection Mean depths selected in spring 1987 and 1988 were similar, 7.2 and 6.6 ft respectively (Figure 17). The range of depths selected was slightly wider in 1988.
The mean depth selected in summer 1987 was 1.9 ft less than it was in the spring and 1.7 ft less than in the summer of 1988. There was a slight increase (0.4 ft) in mean depth selected from spring to summer in 1988.
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These fish were often associated with cavities, or structures such as sunken barges or logs. Fish moved in response to 52% of the tow passages (Table 5) and there seems to be a relation between the distance moved and the number of units in a tow. For further information see Appendix H.
We want to point out that in all of our observations (routine, intensive, and in relation to passage of individual tows) the radio- tagged fish were never located near the center of the 300-ft-wide main channel. ...Rather, they were usually at the bottom of the steep decline defining the edge of the main channel border and main channel (Figures 15 and 16).
Depth Selection Mean depths selected in spring 1987 and 1988 were similar, 7.2 and 6.6 ft respectively (Figure 17). The range of depths selected was slightly wider in 1988.
The mean depth selected in summer 1987 was 1.9 ft less than it was in the spring and 1.7 ft less than in the summer of 1988. There was a slight increase (0.4 ft) in mean depth selected from spring to summer in 1988.
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