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All washed up? The effect of floods on cutthroat trout

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1 All washed up? The effect of floods on cutthroat trout
Featured scientists: Ivan Arismendi and Stan Gregory from Oregon State University Written by: Leilagh Boyle

2 Figure 1: A cutthroat trout
Figure 1: A cutthroat trout. It is momentarily unhappy, because it is not in its natural, cold Pacific Northwest stream habitat.

3 Figure 2. Mack Creek. This healthy stream is located within the old growth forests of the Andrews. It has a diversity of habitats because of its various rocks and wood. This creates refugia for juvenile trout.

4 Figures 3 & 4. Researchers Ivan Arismendi and Stan Gregory preparing to electrofish for cutthroat trout.

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