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Jens, G. (1983). [Upstream migrations via fishways]. Fischwirt. 33:9-11.

In the Mosel River (Germany, Fed. Rep.) two kinds of fishways exist since 20 years which differ concerning construction and current conditions. Comparative studies had been made, mainly using Alburnus alburnus and Rutilus rutilus, to investigate the time needed for passage and the fraction of fish which migrated upstream.