Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada · 1968 · 165 citations · 9 references
Natural ResourcesEcologyFisheriesFish BiologyFish Population DynamicsPopulation EcologyFish Population BiologyFish Reproductive EcologyFish Spatial EcologySpatial Distribution AnalysisEndemic Species EcologyEnvironmental FactorsFish Distribution PatternsFish Population StructurePopulation Distribution AssessmentWater Temperature Regimes
During the past century the Eurasian and North African range of the brown trout, Salmo trutta L., has been extended to include discontinuous populations on all continents except Antarctica. Primary factors affecting the establishment of naturalized populations are water temperature, precipitation, and suitable spawning grounds. Any future major expansion in the world distribution of the brown trout, with the possible exception of Asia, is unlikely.
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The Progressive Fish-Culturist · 1947 · 93 citations
J. Gray · Journal of Experimental Biology · 1928 · 68 citations