Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige
In an effort to evaluate the effects of restorations of float ways on population density of stream dwelling fish in relation to the changes in habitat, I studied the physical habitat restored and channalized sites and their population density of brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) in three streams in the...
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| author | Styffe, Johan |
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| description | In an effort to evaluate the effects of restorations of float ways on population density of stream dwelling fish in relation to the changes in habitat, I studied the physical habitat restored and channalized sites and their population density of brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) in three streams in the municipality of Sorsele.
The differences between the channalized and the restored sites where most noticeable regarding substrate which where generally coarser in the restored sites. The analyses showed that the proportion of habitat that where suitable to the age class 0+ where significantly lower in the restored sites compared to the channalized sites. Regarding age class ≥2+, no statistical differences in habitat quality were found. For age class 1+ the proportion of good habitat was significantly higher in restored than in channalized sites. Only the age class 1+ showed a significantly higher population density in restored sites compared to the channalized sites. A possible reason to why there where no positive response for the other age classes might be the diversified need of habitat of the three age classes. It's also possible that the lack of positive response to restoration might be explained by a bottleneck situation in the streams, i.e. the habitat improvement for one age class is levelled out by a reduction of habitat quality for another age class. |
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| spelling | RepoSLU129852017-11-21T11:57:35Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12985/ Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige Styffe, Johan Aquatic ecology In an effort to evaluate the effects of restorations of float ways on population density of stream dwelling fish in relation to the changes in habitat, I studied the physical habitat restored and channalized sites and their population density of brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) in three streams in the municipality of Sorsele. The differences between the channalized and the restored sites where most noticeable regarding substrate which where generally coarser in the restored sites. The analyses showed that the proportion of habitat that where suitable to the age class 0+ where significantly lower in the restored sites compared to the channalized sites. Regarding age class ≥2+, no statistical differences in habitat quality were found. For age class 1+ the proportion of good habitat was significantly higher in restored than in channalized sites. Only the age class 1+ showed a significantly higher population density in restored sites compared to the channalized sites. A possible reason to why there where no positive response for the other age classes might be the diversified need of habitat of the three age classes. It's also possible that the lack of positive response to restoration might be explained by a bottleneck situation in the streams, i.e. the habitat improvement for one age class is levelled out by a reduction of habitat quality for another age class. I syfte att utvärdera effekterna av flottledsrestaureringar på populations täthet av strömlevande fisk och relatera detta till förändringar av habitatet studerade jag restaurerade och kanaliserade sträckor samt tätheten av öring (Salmo trutta L.) i tre vattendrag i Sorsele kommun. Skillnaderna mellan de kanaliserade och de restaurerade sträckorna var mest markant när det gäller substratet som överlag var grövre i restaurerade sträckor. Analysen visade att andelen av habitaten som var lämpliga för åldersklassen 0+ var signifikant lägre i restaurerade än i kanaliserade sträckor. För åldersklassen ≥2+ kunde dock inga statistiska skillnader i habitat kvalitet påvisas. För åldersklassen 1+ var andel av lämpligt habitat signifikant högre i restaurerade än i kanaliserade sträckor. Endast åldersklassen 1+ visade en signifikant högre täthet i restaurerade i jämförelse med kanaliserade sträckor. En trolig orsak till utebliven positiv respons för de övriga åldergrupperna är det diversifierade behovet av habitat som de tre berörda ålderklasserna prefererar. Det är också möjligt att bristen på positiv respons på restaurering kan bero på att det finns en flaskhalssituation inom vattendragen, då förbättringar för vissa årsklasser tas ut av att det saknas förbättringar för de andra årsklasserna. 2008-02-19 Other NonPeerReviewed application/pdf sv https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12985/1/styffe_j_171121.pdf Styffe, Johan, 2008. Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige : effekter på habitatkvalitet och populationstätheter av juvenil öringar (Salmo trutta L.). UNSPECIFIED, Umeå. Umeå: (S) > Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-251.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-9001 swe |
| spellingShingle | Aquatic ecology Styffe, Johan Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige |
| title | Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige |
| title_full | Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige |
| title_fullStr | Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige |
| title_full_unstemmed | Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige |
| title_short | Flottledsåterställning i norra Sverige |
| title_sort | flottledsåterställning i norra sverige |
| topic | Aquatic ecology |
| url | https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12985/ https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/12985/ |