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<mods:title>Diversity, distribution and community composition of fish in perialpine lakes “ Projet Lac ” synthesis report</mods:title>
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<mods:namePart>Alexander, Timothy</mods:namePart>
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<mods:namePart>Seehausen, Ole</mods:namePart>
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Atlantic trout (
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)
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are native in the northern perialpine lakes and probably also in Lake Sils in the alpine section of the Inn-Danube catchment. Atlantic trout were recorded in all lakes in the Rhine catchment except Upper Zurich, Biel and Rousses. In the Rhone catchment, Atlantic
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have been widely introduced, any may be native only in Lake Geneva. In the Rhone lakes this species was missing from Projet Lac catches of only the smallest lakes: Remoray, Bonlieu and Bret. It is not known which of these lakes may have hosted the native Rhone or zebra tout
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in the past, and what happened to these populations.
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Atlantic trout
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has also been introduced into all surveyed southern perialpine lakes, as well as Lake Poschiavo. Indeed,
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were recorded in every lake of the Po catchment, except Varese (which did not have any trout).
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is known to hybridize with southern
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in some water bodies where they have been introduced, and remain distinct in others. The massive stocking of
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into southern drainages is thought to have led to nearly complete displacement of the native species in some drainages
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. This makes the proper assessment of trout diversity in southern drainage systems very important, but also complicated.
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Projet Lac recorded Atlantic trout
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and three Adriatic-endemic
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in the southern lakes:
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(marbled trout) in lakes Maggiore, Lugano and Poschiavo,
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(northern Italian brook trout) only in Lake Poschiavo, and three individuals resembling
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(carpione) in Lake Garda. “Engadiner trout” were also identified in Lake Sils, characterized by very few large black spots and genetically belonging to the Danubian
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. This taxon coexists with
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in Lake Sils as two genomically distinct species (
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). Finally, a local lake trout
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was documented in Lake Poschiavo, with an unusual pattern of very dense large black spots. This taxa genetically resembled
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in the mitochondrial barcode, but
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at microsatellite markers, with considerable introgression from
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(
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). This likely native form of lake trout in Poschiavo and is referred to in this report as
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“Blackspot”. Based on information from local fisheries authorities, this trout form spawns in the lake, where an annual spawn fishery takes place.This makes it ecologically unique in Switzerland.The only other known lake-spawning trout in the perialpine region is
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of Lake Garda, which is interestingly of similar hybrid origins (mitochondrially
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, otherwise mostly
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).
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It is noteworthy that Projet Lac recorded lake trout forms of
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in Lake Maggiore.The highest abundance and diversity of trout was recorded in the alpine lakes Sils (Danube catchment) with two native species, and Poschiavo (Po catchment) with three native and two non-native species. The
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(Danube trout) phenotype was recorded in both lakes.This lineage is native to the Danube catchment, and has been introduced into Lake Poschiavo.
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“Blackspot” was recorded also in Lake Sils where it was possibly introduced from Lake Poschiavo. In Poschiavo, the two species native to the Po river catchment,
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and
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were confirmed as genetically distinct from one another and from
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, but with strong signs of hybridization (
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), possibly associated with the arrival of
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and
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in the lake. Some genetic differences remain that correspond to the different phenotypes (
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).
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