Fish Passage At Road Crossings in a Montana Watershed 2005
Fish Passage At Road Crossings in a Montana Watershed 2005
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Of these, 284 (60.9%) were cutthroat trout, 180 (38.6%) were brook trout, 2 (0.4%) were bull trout, and 24 (5.2%) were slimy sculpin. Table 5 has a summary of the results, with the sculpin included (Table 3 has sculpin included also), although slimy sculpin were excluded from further analysis due to a very low recapture rate (3 of 12) in the control reaches, indicating that the methodology used here may not be effective for this species.
This resulted in a total of 466 fish for the analysis. Th...e average length of fish released in the control reaches was 3.78 inches and ranged from 1.14 inches to 7.83 inches. The average length of fish released in the treatment reaches was 3.82 inches and ranged from 1.38 inches to 7.20 inches. The lengths of marked fish were similar between each treatment group and control group at all 10 sites (Mann- Whitney tests, p > 0.05).
Overall, 156 of 233 (67.0%) fish were recaptured after moving upstream through the control reaches, averaging 4.05 inches in length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of these, 284 (60.9%) were cutthroat trout, 180 (38.6%) were brook trout, 2 (0.4%) were bull trout, and 24 (5.2%) were slimy sculpin. Table 5 has a summary of the results, with the sculpin included (Table 3 has sculpin included also), although slimy sculpin were excluded from further analysis due to a very low recapture rate (3 of 12) in the control reaches, indicating that the methodology used here may not be effective for this species.
This resulted in a total of 466 fish for the analysis. Th...e average length of fish released in the control reaches was 3.78 inches and ranged from 1.14 inches to 7.83 inches. The average length of fish released in the treatment reaches was 3.82 inches and ranged from 1.38 inches to 7.20 inches. The lengths of marked fish were similar between each treatment group and control group at all 10 sites (Mann- Whitney tests, p > 0.05).
Overall, 156 of 233 (67.0%) fish were recaptured after moving upstream through the control reaches, averaging 4.05 inches in length.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cahoon, Joel to read onlineMoreLess
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