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Migration is long-distance movements made by many individuals more or less in the same direction and at the same time of the year (Endler 1977). The movements are normally followed by a return migration. Migrations are under genetic control (Northcote 1981; Svärdson and Fagerström 1982; Jonsson 1982; Kallio-Nyberg et al. 2002), but are also modulated by environmental influences experienced by the fish such as temperature and water flow extremes.

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