Skykomish Draft Final Report - Wild Fish Conservancy

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Figure 12. Relative densities of all fish species and age classes observed in the <strong>Skykomish</strong> River braided reach during summer 2004 snorkel surveys. The adjusted (“where present”) density of each species/age class is shown together with the proportion of surveyed habitat units with fish present. All data presented as mean±S.E.M.; densities calculated from an average of 14 habitat units per species/age class (range: 1–60 units). Significant differences in relative density between the mainstem (MS) and side channels (SC) (pooled data from networks SCB and SCC) were assessed by univariate ANOVA: *, P
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