Jungfischdrift in der Osterreichischen Donau: Taxonomische Zusammensetzung, Entwickslungstadien und Driftdichte

Aaron Lechner; Elisabeth Schludermann; Hubert Keckeis; Paul Humphries; Michael Tritthart

Jungfischdrift in der Osterreichischen Donau: Taxonomische Zusammensetzung, Entwickslungstadien und Driftdichte

Aaron Lechner, Elisabeth Schludermann, Hubert Keckeis, Paul Humphries, Michael Tritthart

Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

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Abstract

Drift density of young fish in the Austrian Danube: taxonomic and stage specific composition. Drift of young fishes was investigated in the main channel of the Austrian Danube with regard to the taxonomic- and stage specific composition. A total of 7 drifting families were recorded with Gobiids being most abundant. Furthermore we found larvae of the European catfish Silurus glanis and pike Esox lucius which indicates successful reproduction of these species in the River Danube.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	96-100
Number of pages	5
Journal	Osterreichs Fischerei
Volume	63
Issue number	2010
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Jungfischdrift in der Osterreichischen Donau: Taxonomische Zusammensetzung, Entwickslungstadien und Driftdichte

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