Document of dataset 7895

Dataset record

Type
Dataset
title in English
Anadromous spawning migration of pike in Teorehe-Sauemeri floodplain (Baltic Sea) from 2017-2019
Acronym
ASMOP2
Abstract in English
Pike (Esox lucius) (n=612) were tagged with PIT-tags in Matsalu Bay, Baltic Sea (Estonia) to track their spawning migration to Teorehe-Saumeri floodplain using stationary antennae deployed at critical locations in the floodplain. The tagged fish were tracked for three spawning seasons to identify: 1) their migration patterns; 2) which regions (Teorehe or Sauemeri) of the floodplain are used and to what extent. The ultimate goal was to provide advice to the management for potential restoration projects in the floodplain as the spawning area is currently a ecological trap for most young-of-the-year pike.
Rights
Unrestricted after moratorium period
bibliographicCitation
Rohtla, M.; Svirgsden, R.; Estonian Marine Institute - University of Tartu: Estonia; Anadromous spawning migration of pike in Teorehe-Sauemeri floodplain (Baltic Sea) from 2017-2019

Temporal coverage

Temporal
Start date
2017-03-01
End date
2019-06-01

Geographical coverage

Spatial
ANE, Baltic, Vainameri Archipelago, Matsalu Bay
ANE, Estonia
Europe, Estonia

Thesaurus terms

Keyword
Acoustic data
Acoustic receivers
Acoustic telemetry
Acoustic Telemetry
Acoustic tracking
Acoustic tracking systems
Anadromous migrations
Biologging
Eastern Baltic Sea
Floodplains
Receivers
River floodplain
Spawning grounds
Spawning migrations
Spawning season
Tracking
Transmitters

Themes

theme
Biology
Biology > Ecology - biodiversity
Biology > Fish
Fisheries > Fish stocks/catches/taggings

Taxonomic terms

Taxon keywords
Actinopterygii
Esocidae
Esociformes
Esox Linnaeus, 1758
Esox lucius Linnaeus, 1758
Pisces

Ownerships

creator
Roland Svirgsden
creator
Estonian Marine Institute

Dataset references

is part of
European Tracking Network (ETN) data

Special collections

part of special collection
European Tracking Network

Document metadata

date created
2021-10-07
date modified
2023-05-30