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The abundance of non-stream-rearing salmonid species
(including sockeye, chum, pink and kokanee) can be
limited by the distribution, quantity and quality of
spawning areas throughout a stream, assuming flows
are within an adequate range. In contrast, streamrearing
species (such as chinook, coho, steelhead,
cutthroat, rainbow and char) are limited by the amount
and quality of rearing area, including winter refuge and
summer rearing areas, along with the productivity of
their food chain. Rarely are stream-rearers limited by
the quantity and distribution of spawning areas; however,
there are examples of such cases, of which
Campbell River is one example.
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