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. 2023 Sep 12;13:15033. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-41778-y

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Map of suitable habitats for native snow trout species and the overlap with non-native trout species in the Indus and Ganges Basins. Left-side panels correspond to the native snow trout S. plagiostomus, whereas right-side panels refer to the native snow trout S. richardsonii. (A) Maps i, ii, and iii show the distribution of S. plagiostomus and its overlap with rainbow and brown trout, respectively. Similarly, maps iv, v, and vi correspond to S. richardsonii. Only 4th and higher order streams are shown to improve visualization. (B) Violin plots show the gradient-wise distribution of individual and overlapped habitats. Figures B and C share the same legend. (C) Total length (km) of individual and overlapped habitats. The percentages on the bars represent habitat overlaps between paired native snow trout and non-native trout species. The figure was produced with ArcGIS Pro 3.0.0 with extensions provided by Oregon State University.