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Table 1 . Average travel times (days) from Snake Trap to each of the observation sites for each of the cohorts. Average release date (Julian date) and number of fish observed at each observation site is also provided. Minimum, maximum and average values are given at the bottom of the table. Day 100 is April 10.
Average
Release Date
average travel times (days) from Snake Trap
(number fish observed)
Lower Granite Little Goose McNary
1989
94.9 15.7 (97) 21.0 (77) 28.8 (46)
97.4 14.4 (110) 19.7 (128) 27.2 (71)
99.8 16.1 (97) 20.4 (78) 27.6 (46)
101.9 11.8 (103) 17.7 (85) 23.0 (37)
104.0 9.5 (119) 16.0 (68) 24.4 (44)
105.9 8.5 (119) 13.6 (73) 20.5 (40)
108.0 6.7 (130) 11.4 (75) 17.4 (36)
109.9 5.9 (122) 12.1 (78) 19.9 (33)
111.9 6.2 (122) 12.4 (53) 17.5 (35)
113.9 7.1 (130) 12.7 (67) 18.9 (39)
115.9 7.3 (136) 11.7 (52) 17.4 (32)
117.8 7.1 (103) 11.8 (38) 16.2 (19)
1990
107.3 6.3 (80) 16.4 (39) 18.8 (12)
109.0 6.1 (93) 14.9 (41) 20.4 (32)
110.9 8.2 (118) 15.4 (44) 21.6 (38)
112.9 8.9 (128) 16.9 (46) 20.8 (30)
114.7 11.2 (106) 15.9 (32) 22.1 (22)
1991
98.9 16.9 (97) 23.8 (51) 33.7 (20)
100.6 15.4 (89) 20.0 (33) 28.2 (15)
102.5 14.4 (94) 19.6 (34) 27.2 (14)
106.4 14.8 (143) 19.6 (60) 26.0 (30)
108.9 13.2 (102) 17.3 (52) 22.4 (16)
112.9 10.4 (127) 16.1 (55) 22.0 (19)
116.4 7.8 (90) 12.4 (33) 18.2 (27)
115.9 9.0 (84) 16.3 (31) 18.4 (15)
117.6 9.5 (101) 14.1 (34) 20.2 (10)
119.9 8.9 (99) 13.8 (30) 20.1 (15)
1992
99.2 13.6 (107) 19.3 (53) 28.8 (33)
105.3 12.8 (115) 16.9 (49) 23.6 (25)
1993
100.0 14.0 (118) 20.4 (90) 27.9 (45)
101.8 14.8 (119) 20.4 (95) 26.6 (48)
110.7 9.7 (92) 13.3 (59) 19.5 (21)
112.9 8.0 (82) 13.0 (40) 17.3 (23)
114.9 7.0 (94) 9.8 (62) 16.2 (40)
117.0 6.3 (115) 10.3 (58) 15.5 (28)
119.0 5.7 (101) 10.3 (43) 14.3 (30)
121.0 4.9 (113) 9.1 (60) 13.2 (25)
122.9 4.2 (113) 8.1 (65) 12.5 (29)
124.6 4.0 (98) 9.2 (27) 12.5 (8)
125.9 4.8 (141) 9.3 (51) 14.1 (30)
127.6 5.6 (107) 9.7 (27) 13.9 (21)
130.0 5.4 (96) 9.0 (39) 12.6 (29)
132.0 4.3 (84) 8.6 (30) 12.9 (32)
1994
104.2 10.8 (80) 16.3 (67) 26.4 (70)
109.9 7.6 (92) 14.3 (28) 23.3 (47)
111.0 7.7 (149) 13.0 (68) 23.8 (106)
112.9 9.1 (147) 14.2 (54) 24.3 (89)
115.0 9.6 (120) 16.1 (34) 23.1 (80)
116.9 9.9 (111) 15.9 (39) 23.5 (76)
118.9 9.3 (106) 15.5 (33) 21.7 (79)
121.3 7.8 (101) 13.1 (47) 19.2 (83)
124.5 5.9 (80) 11.3 (36) 18.2 (65)
127.8 4.4 (80) 9.8 (42) 16.7 (82)
1995
91.1 18.2 (104) 26.9 (71) 35.8 (50)
93.6 15.8 (88) 25.8 (50) 33.1 (44)
97.0 12.5 (126) 20.3 (61) 28.0 (54)
99.1 11.2 (156) 19.2 (80) 27.1 (75)
100.5 11.7 (103) 20.0 (51) 25.3 (44)
101.4 11.3 (98) 20.4 (33) 25.3 (38)
102.5 11.3 (91) 20.1 (33) 24.1 (32)
103.5 10.7 (90) 18.8 (38) 24.4 (34)
104.4 12.0 (82) 18.2 (41) 23.6 (36)
107.5 9.0 (81) 14.4 (50) 22.5 (34)
109.6 9.5 (99) 15.5 (49) 20.8 (45)
112.0 8.5 (108) 13.7 (65) 19.4 (53)
114.1 7.0 (99) 11.2 (63) 18.2 (51)
116.0 7.0 (129) 11.7 (90) 17.2 (64)
118.1 5.5 (128) 9.7 (104) 16.4 (66)
120.0 5.0 (126) 9.6 (112) 14.7 (71)
122.0 5.3 (80) 8.4 (61) 14.3 (44)
123.0 5.2 (114) 8.9 (99) 14.1 (75)
125.0 4.8 (151) 8.4 (122) 13.6 (100)
129.1 5.2 (123) 10.9 (89) 16.4 (54)
131.0 5.5 (117) 11.5 (108) 15.8 (42)
1996
101.1 9.3 (98) 13.0 (131) 18.8 (66)
107.5 7.9 (102) 12.9 (96) 19.3 (39)
109.9 7.8 (128) 13.2 (93) 18.3 (61)
114.9 8.3 (90) 14.7 (68) 18.8 (41)
average 9.1 14.7 20.8
high 4.0 8.1 12.5
low 18.2 26.9 35.8

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