Variability in Migration Routes Influences Early Marine Survival of Juvenile Salmon Smolts
Fig 2
The distribution of sockeye salmon smolts on the northern Strait of Georgia (NSOG) array for the first (1), second (2) and third (3) detection sequences.
Stacked colors indicate populations. Receiver positions represent those shown in the inset of Fig 1, and the gap between receivers 7 (5.6 km) and 8 (13.6 km) indicate the position and relative width of Texada Island. Dashed vertical lines indicate the mean (red) and median (blue) positions of sockeye smolts for each detection sequence. Note that the mean position of the first detection sequence was directly between Malaspina Strait (receiver positions 1–7) and Strait of Georgia (receiver positions 8–27).