Modeling the Effects of Stream Microhabitat on Group Size and Foraging Success of Juvenile Coho Salmon.
Date
2009-01-27Author
Hintz, William D.
Faust, Matthew
Banach, Mitchell
Advisor(s)
Lonzarich, David
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In 1966 coho salmon(Oncorhynchus kisutch)from the Columbia River in Washington were introduced into Michigan tributary streams of Lake Superior. Since then coho have spread throughout the Lake Superior drainage. The primary goal of this study was to quantify the effects of microhabitat on group size and foraging success of juvenile coho salmon in a natural system in northern Wisconsin.
Subject
Coho salmon--Behavior
Coho salmon--Ecology
Coho salmon--Reintroduction--Michigan
Coho salmon--Reintroduction--Wisconsin
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Color poster with text and images describing research conducted by William Hintz, Matthew Faust, and Mitch Banach, advised by David Lonzarich.
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