Fig. 1. Pigmentation and melanophore counts of rainbow trout parr and smolt caudal fins.Pigmentation of (A) parr and (B) smolt. Pigmentation and melanophore.

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Fig. 1. Pigmentation and melanophore counts of rainbow trout parr and smolt caudal fins.Pigmentation of (A) parr and (B) smolt. Pigmentation and melanophore counts of rainbow trout parr and smolt caudal fins.Pigmentation of (A) parr and (B) smolt. In close-ups of the caudal fins on the right of the images, note that in smolts the number of melanophores increased and more melanophores were present in the area between fin rays. (C) The number of melanophores in the area between fin rays increased in smolt (n = 11 for each group; also see supplementary material Table S1). Scale bars: 2 cm. Shyh-Chi Chen et al. Biology Open 2014;bio.201410058 © 2014. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd