Phenotypic Characteristics of Rainbow Trout in the Great Lakes

Bidgood, B. F.; Berst, A. H.

doi:10.1139/f67-076

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“…For summing up tl\e-previous researchers on this subject, the included tables indicating the authors and the affected characters with different environmental factors. Bidgood and Berst (1967) found that rearing temperature and diets for rainbow trout could account for the variations in proportions of body parts. Martin and Sandercock (1Q67) presented a correlation between both counts of pyloric caeca, and number of gill rakers and their development, and the amount of plankton eaten by lake trout.…”

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