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Mouth-attaching copepod Salmincola markewitschi reduces the body condition and growth of juvenile salmonid Salvelinus leucomaenis by decreasing host feeding activity: evidence from parasite removal experiment

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By Ryota Hasegawa, Nozomi Aruga, Nobuhiro Sato, Leo Murakami
| BioRxiv
Abstract Ectoparasitic copepods in the genus Salmincola Wilson, 1915 are considered harmful to host salmonids, yet experimental studies on whether and how these copepods affect hosts are critically limited.
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Hot spots in a cold river synchronize temporarily separated salmon runs in their offsprings development

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By Junjiro N. Negishi, Yuan Song, Natsuki Morisaki, Nozomi Aruga
| BioRxiv
Abstract The identification of thermal heterogeneity in the environment and its inclusion in adaptive strategies are key to habitat management of cold-water fish, including salmonid species. This study tested the hypothesis that upwelling of groundwater (GW) from a tributary catchment through a relatively deep aquifer (tributary GW) affects salmon redds selection in an urbanized gravel-bed river, and that the spawning preference of such areas depends on the seasonal context.
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