Abstract

Excavation of stranded redds revealed differences in spawning behaviour between farmed and wild Atlantic salmon. The redd of a farmed fish contained more egg pockets (nine v. average of two) and fewer eggs per pocket (averages: 459 v. 707). No other pocket measures differed.

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