This page tabulates susceptibility of various salmonids to whirling disease.
| Genus | Common Name | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Oncorhynchus | Rainbow trout | 3 |
| Steelhead trout | 3 | |
| Cutthroat trout | ||
| Yellowstone cutthroat | 2 | |
| Westslope cutthroat | 2 | |
| Colorado River cutthroat | 2 | |
| Rio Grande cutthroat | 2 | |
| Greenback cutthroat | 2 | |
| Chinook salmon | 2 | |
| Sockeye salmon | 3 | |
| Chum salmon | 1 S | |
| Pink salmon | 1 S | |
| Cherry salmon | 1 S | |
| Coho salmon | 1 | |
| Salvelinus | Brook trout | 2 |
| Dolly Varden | 1 S | |
| Bull trout | 1 | |
| Lake trout | 0 S | |
| Salmo | Atlantic salmon | 2 S |
| Brown trout | 1 | |
| Prosopium | Mountain whitefish | 2 S |
| Thymallus | European grayling | 2 S |
| Arctic grayling | 0 | |
| Hucho | Danube salmon | 3 |
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