Determining the spatial distribution of spawning by anadromous and resident brown trout Salmo trutta L using strontium content of eggs collected from redds

Keywords

Fish migration, Brown trout, Tributary, Salmo, Trout

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• Population differentiation and temporal changes of carotenoid pigments and stable isotope ratios in the offspring of anadromous and non‐anadromous trout Salmo truttaRobert A. Briers, James O. Waterman, Kenneth Galt — 2013
• Recruitment sources of brown trout identified by otolith trace element signaturesRicky Olley, Roger G. Young, Gerard P. Closs — 2011
• Does the trace element composition of brown trout Salmo trutta eggs remain unchanged in spawning redds?Rasmus Gabrielsson, J. Kim, Malcolm Reid — 2012
• Marine life of the sea troutEva B. Thorstad, Christopher Todd, Ingebrigt Uglem — 2016
• Landscape features determine brown trout population structure and recruitment dynamicsDouglas Jones, Abbas Akbaripasand, Shinichi Nakagawa — 2019
• Impact of sedimentation on the survival and availability of spawning grounds for brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) in the Central Otago streamsNaga Aishwarya Prabhat Maruvada — 2019
• Isotope analysis reveals proportional change and site-selection variation of river and lake-produced eggs of a landlocked migratory fish.Hayato Sawada, Kanji Shigeta, Masaki Kawakami — 2019
• Geomorphological features drive spatiotemporal dynamics of young‐of‐the‐year brown trout populations in a large New Zealand river catchmentП. Б. Михеев, Matt G. Jarvis, Christoph D. Matthaei — 2020
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• Is recruitment of brown trout in a New Zealand river driven by parental spawning investment, density dependence, or environmental factors?П. Б. Михеев, Christoph D. Matthaei, Travis Ingram — 2022
• Do offspring characteristics reflect parental migration variation?M.H. Berry, Jan Grimsrud Davidsen, Marie Nevoux — 2025

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