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Seasonal Dynamics of the Ratio of Rheoreaction Types of Roach Rutilus rutilus

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The seasonal dynamics of the motivational component of rheoreaction (ratio of rheoreaction types) has been studied in roach Rutilus rutilus L. inhabiting the Rybinsk Reservoir, Russia. The circular hydrodynamic tank with limnozone is used. The change in the ratio of rheoreaction types in nonmigratory mature roach may adequately reflect its behavior in the reservoir. The fish sex, stage of gonad maturation, and water temperature had a weak effect on the rheoreaction types and stability of their manifestation.

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  1. Fishway is a direct-flow hydrodynamic installation that allows determining three rheoreaction types: PTR, NTR, and CTR (Pavlov et al., 2010).

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

We are sincerely grateful to A.O. Kasumyan (Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia) for valuable comments on the manuscript text and A.V. Popov and I.A. Stolbunov (Papanin Institute for Biology of Inland Waters, Russian Academy of Sciences) for assistance in conducting the study.

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The fish sampling and experiments were supported by Program of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences theme no. 41 “Biodiversity of Natural Systems and Biological Resources of Russia”; data processing and analysis were supported by the Russian Science Foundation, grant no. 19-14-00015.

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Abbreviations: CTR, compensatory type of rheoreaction; PTR, positive type of rheoreaction; NTR, negative type of rheoreaction; FTR, facultative type of rheoreaction; and FCTR, frequency of change of type of rheoreaction.

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Pavlov, D.S., Parshina, V.Y. & Kostin, V.V. Seasonal Dynamics of the Ratio of Rheoreaction Types of Roach Rutilus rutilus . Inland Water Biol 13, 620–626 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995082920040082

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