Here are the survivals for those two groups by reach. The top figure is the best performing group the bottom is the worst. The top figure actually estimates survival to the estuary array at 100%. This survival estimate is higher than at the river array due to detection probability. Again both of these releases were from short-term treatments. Both were the second release of their treatment for that year. The top figure with the 2006 release, moved downstream very quickly and in very good environmental conditions. Travel time for the good group was 3.5 days to the ocean and only 1.4 days to the river array. The bad group though moved quickly to the river array; 2.1 days compared to the overall average travel time to the river array of 2.7 days. After the detection at the river array, we had no more detections.