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Survival Rates and Movement of Hatchery-Reared Razorback Suckers in the Upper Colorado River Basin, Utah and Colorado

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Zelasko, Koreen A, Bestgen, Kevin R, and White, Gary C, Survival Rates and Movement of Hatchery-Reared Razorback Suckers in the Upper Colorado River Basin, Utah and Colorado: .

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We used tag?recapture data to estimate apparent survival and capture probability for 119,129 hatchery-reared, federally endangered razorback suckers Xyrauchen texanus stocked into upper Colorado River basin streams during 1995?2005. Effects investigated included reach, year, and season of stocking; fish total length (TL) at time of stocking; survival in the first year after stocking versus in subsequent years; and sampling effort. Recapture data were also used to describe poststocking movement. First-year survival rate for stocked razorback suckers of average TL (252.5 mm) was low: 0.05 (95% confidence interval [CI], 0.042?0.071). Total length at stocking and first-year survival were positively correlated; survival approached zero [...]

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