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Thornbury Fishway, Thornbury, Ontario, Canada

Native Silver Lampreys attached to a Rainbow Trout in the fishway in poor condition.  An increase in hydrodynamic resistance and bio-energetic consequences due to Lamprey attachment may result in prolonged passage


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