Territorial behaviour in brown trout ( Salmo trutta L.)
A. M. R. Burnet
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A. M. R. Burnet
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Summary The recapture of tagged brown trout ( Salmo trutta L.) in two experimental streams gave over 60% recapture in the section of stream where they were released, and over 80% when adjacent areas were included. Operation of a downstream trap showed that there was little emigration from the area above the trap and it is concluded that most of the fish which disappear die.
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Summary The recapture of tagged brown trout ( Salmo trutta L.) in two experimental streams gave over 60% recapture in the section of stream where they were released, and over 80% when adjacent areas were included. Operation of a downstream trap showed that there was little emigration from the area above the trap and it is concluded that most of the fish which disappear die.
Key concepts: Salmo, Brown trout, STREAMS, Fishery, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Trout, Trap (plumbing), Environmental science