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. 2010 Oct 6;165(4):959–969. doi: 10.1007/s00442-010-1794-y

Table 1.

Number of YOY and older juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and brown trout (Salmo trutta) caught and their mean body length ± 1SD (BL, mm) during electrofishing in 10 different study sites of the Conon River

Stream W M P Salmon YOY Salmon > YOY Trout YOY Trout > YOY RYOY
n BL n BL n BL n BL
1. Allt Aradaidh 2.1 10 2 71 47 ± 4 131 44 ± 6 145 102 ± 21 0.14
2. Distillery Burn 2.7 1 50 52 ± 5 2 125 ± 16 14 49 ± 5 64 136 ± 28 0.24
3. Gleann Chorainn 3.7 22 2 279 49 ± 3 19 119 ± 6 3 54 ± 5 24 127 ± 22 0.74
4. Tuill Bhain 2.6 38 1 208 44 ± 3 83 88 ± 14 23 41 ± 4 18 99 ± 27 0.61
5. Coire a Bhuic 3.8 21 3 167 48 ± 6 8 45 ± 8 22 138 ± 19 0.81
6. Am-fuar Alltan 1.1 16 2 207 37 ± 3 1.00
7. Upper Meig 1.5 2 140 40 ± 3 1 83 20 39 ± 4 41 113 ± 31 0.76
8. Chaisecain 2.7 2 493 49 ± 4 6 146 ± 4 0 10 143 ± 27 0.98
9. Scardroy Burn 4.8 1 616 49 ± 4 33 110 ± 12 39 58 ± 4 16 118 ± 19 0.81
10. Glen Meinich 5.4 2 208 48 ± 4 157 87 ± 15 1 48 10 133 ± 20 0.58

Mean stream width (W, m) and number of complete passes (P) of electrofishing is given. Location of upstream migration barrier (M, if present) is given in distance (m) upstream from nest. RYOY gives the ratio between “effective abundance” of YOY salmon and all salmonids (see “Materials and methods’)