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Fig. 5 | Movement Ecology

Fig. 5

From: Paradigm versus paradox on the prairie: testing competing stream fish movement frameworks using an imperiled Great Plains minnow

Fig. 5

Violin plots comparing (a, b, c) absolute distance moved (m) and (d, e, f) movement rate (m/d) in downstream (orange) and upstream (blue) directions for prairie chub recaptured across all sites (a, d; 2019 n = 42 upstream and n = 51 downstream, 2020 n = 64 upstream and n = 54 downstream), the Red River only (b, e; 2019 n = 5 upstream and n = 7 downstream, 2020 n = 34 upstream and n = 28 downstream), and the Salt Fork Red River only (c, f; 2019 n = 32 upstream and n = 42 downstream, 2020 n = 33 upstream and n = 19 downstream) during the summers of 2019 and 2020. The Pease River was not included due to low recapture numbers (2019 n = 7, 2020 n = 4). The width of each violin plot denotes data density

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