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Brook trout movement data related to cover and forage in an experimental stream system with associated water quality parameters

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2016-03-29
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2016-07-09

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Hitt, N.P., and Rogers, K.M., 2018, Brook trout movement data related to cover and forage in an experimental stream system with associated water quality parameters: U.S. Geological Survey data release, https://doi.org/10.5066/F7GF0SQC.

Summary

Brook trout is a species of conservation concern in the eastern US. In 2016, we evaluated brook trout movement patterns in response to food and cover treatments in an experimental stream system using RFID monitoring techniques at the USGS Leetown Science Center in Kearneysville, WV. Brook trout were tagged with 12mm HDX Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) tags and monitored with Multi-Antenna HDX Readers within each experimental stream riffle. We collected associated data on stream temperature using HOBO temperature loggers (Onset Pro V2) and water quality parameters such as dissolved oxygen, conductivity and pH (YSI Professional Plus multiparameter instrument).

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FishCountData.csv 18.62 KB text/csv
WaterQualityData.csv 8.97 KB text/csv
WaterTemperatureData.csv 137.99 KB text/csv

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Because brook trout is a species of conservation concern in the eastern US, we wanted to evaluate brook trout movement patterns in response to food and cover treatments in an experimental stream system and relate this data to stream temperature, water quality parameters and fish behavior.

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  • Eastern Ecological Science Center
  • Leetown Science Center (LSC)
  • USGS Data Release Products

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