Sea trout behaviour in the Limfjord - a fascinating display of the adaptability of the species?

Martin Lykke Kristensen, Kim Birnie-Gauvin, Kim Aarestrup, Finn Sivebæk

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Abstract

Almost all surviving acoustically tagged sea trout smolts and kelts left a Danish fjord system using a similar 120 km long route. They also left with the highest recorded progression speed ever reported for sea trout in the literature. The repeatability of the behaviour and the geographical history of the Limfjord suggest that the sea trout are adapted to the specific conditions found in the area.
Original languageEnglish
Publication date2019
PublisherTechnical University of Denmark
Number of pages2
Publication statusPublished - 2019
SeriesFiskepleje.dk

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