Effects of hatchery rearing practices and cortisol manipulation on growth, survival and seaward migration success of stocked and wild Atlantic salmon and brown trout smolts

Martin Hage Larsen

Effects of hatchery rearing practices and cortisol manipulation on growth, survival and seaward migration success of stocked and wild Atlantic salmon and brown trout smolts

Research output: Book/Report › Ph.D. thesis

Original language	English

Place of Publication	Charlottenlund
Publisher	Technical University of Denmark. National Institute of Aquatic Resources
Number of pages	166
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Strees coping Styles' effect on fitness and life history choice in wild salmonids
Larsen, M. H. (PhD Student), Aarestrup, K. (Main Supervisor), Höglund, E. (Supervisor), Skov, C. (Supervisor), Koed, A. (Examiner), Lucas, M. (Examiner), Thorstad, E. (Examiner) & Thorstad, E. B. (Examiner)
Technical University of Denmark
01/12/2011 → 02/09/2015
Project: PhD

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Strees coping Styles' effect on fitness and life history choice in wild salmonids

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