FIG. 4 in Trends in River Discharge and Water Temperature Cue Spawning Movements of Blue Sucker, Cycleptus elongatus, in an Impounded Great Plains River

FIG. 4. Example of movement patterns of one Cycleptus elongatus in the Missouri River in Montana from 2006–2010. This individual (code 14 with 89 telemetry fixes; solid circles and dotted line referring to left y-axis) made clear long-distance movements upstream during spawning and moved back downstream after peak discharge (gray solid line refers to right y-axis). River kilometer represents distance from the confluence with the Mississippi River (river kilometer 0).