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Table 1

Summary of stocking practices conducted in the Sieg basin. For a detailed description of the stocking efforts, please see Appendices 2 and 3 in the Online Supplementary Material.

Year Reported region/stream of stock origin Larger basin of stock origin Introduced in major Sieg region:
(foothill/ mountainous)
Streams with singular
stocking events
Streams with annual stocking
1981–1984 Franconia (not further specified) Main, Neckar (both Rhine) or Danube* Foothill Smaller tributaries like Eipbach, Wahnbach, Pleisbach, Naafbach Sieg & Agger, Bröl system
1982 Upper Sieg above Siegen Sieg (Rhine) Mountainous Lower Ferndorf
1982 Lenne Ruhr (Rhine) Foothill Sieg
1988–1999 North-Rhine Westphalia (not further specified) Sieg, Lippe or Ruhr (Rhine) Foothill Few smaller tributaries like Hanfbach Sieg & Agger, Bröl
1990 Lenne Ruhr (Rhine) Mountainous Ferndorf
1988–1992 Kinzig Main (Rhine) Mountainous Nister, Kleine Nister
∼1994–1999 (unclear) Bigge (Lenne) Ruhr (Rhine) Mountainous Heller
∼1995–1999 (unclear) Lenne Ruhr (Rhine) Mountainous Agger, possibly tributaries like Wiehl
2008 Agger (foothill) Sieg (Rhine) Mountainous Agger
2013 Dill Lahn (Rhine) Mountainous Littfe
Since 2016 (each dry summer) Sieg in Siegen Sieg (Rhine) Mountainous Alche
*

Based on the haplotype networks of COI sequences (Fig. 3), it can be concluded, that the stocked Phoxinus originated from the Rhine basin, and thus from the Neckar or Main catchment.

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