A Critical Review of the Effects of Marking on the Biology of Vertebrates - Research Techniques in Animal Ecology - page 22

Table 2.1 Continued

Marking
Technique

Parameters
Tested

Lab (L) or
Field (F)

Effect
of mark

Species Reference

Radiotelemetry Ictalurus punctatus Gr, Su L n.s. Summerfelt and Mosier 1984

Ph L Ph Marty and Summerfelt 1986

Morone americana Mo, Be, Pa L Pa Mellas and Haynes 1985

Pylodictis olivaris Gr, Su, Be F Be Hart and Summerfelt 1975

Roccus chrysops Su F S Henderson et al. 1966

Salmo gairdneri Mo L Mo Lewis and Muntz 1984

Mo, Be L Mo Mellas and Haynes 1985

Su, Gr F n.s. Lucas 1989

Salmo salar Mo L Mo McCleave and Stred 1975

Articles surveyed were published in the peer-reviewed literature and consist of qualitative or quantitative evaluations of marking effects. We report the effect of markers as
being important/significant or not (n.s.), as interpreted by the authors in the article.
Gr = growth, Su = survival, Be = behavior, Mo = movements, Ma = mass, Co = condition, Pa = parasitism/disease, Pr = predation, Ph = physiology.