2009
DOI: 10.1080/10641260902752199
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Review of Marking Methods and Release-Recapture Designs for Estimating the Survival of Very Small Fish: Examples from the Assessment of Salmonid Fry Survival

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“…Although batch marking or individual recognition techniques can be problematic on small fishes, these techniques can be used to gain data required to make good management decisions, especially in regards to conservation and restoration of a species (Ruetz III et al, 2006;Skalski et al, 2009;Tatara, 2009;Fuller and McEntire, 2013). However, PIT tagging small fish is supported by the results found within our study with banded sculpin and likely can be applied to a closely related sculpin species such as the endangered grotto sculpin.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 74%
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“…Although batch marking or individual recognition techniques can be problematic on small fishes, these techniques can be used to gain data required to make good management decisions, especially in regards to conservation and restoration of a species (Ruetz III et al, 2006;Skalski et al, 2009;Tatara, 2009;Fuller and McEntire, 2013). However, PIT tagging small fish is supported by the results found within our study with banded sculpin and likely can be applied to a closely related sculpin species such as the endangered grotto sculpin.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…We are able to support the premise that utilizing PIT tags can be effectively used to mark small bodied fishes (Gibbons and Andrews, 2004;Skalski et al, 2009;Fuller and McEntire, 2013). Supporting evidence included effectively tagging fish 60 mm and larger when utilizing 8.3 3 1.4 mm tags.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 56%
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