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Fishery selection and Pacific salmon life histories: patterns and processes
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Fishery selection and Pacific salmon life histories: patterns and processes
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Kendall, Neala Warren
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fishery selection
Pacific salmon age and size at maturation life history evolution fisheries-induced evolution countergradient variation heritability reaction norms fisheries management |
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| Description |
Life history traits of wild animals can be strongly influenced by anthropogenic activities, including hunting and fishing. Recent research has warned of adverse evolutionary changes resulting from the exploitation of wild populations. My PhD research fills gaps in our understanding of long-term fishery selection patterns and the potential for evolutionary change in harvested populations. I first examined how genetic and environmental effects impact age and size at maturation in sockeye salmon...
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University of Washington
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Quinn, Thomas P.
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2011-12-14T21:08:48Z
2011-12-14T21:08:48Z 2001-12-07 |
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Thesis
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http://hdl.handle.net/1773/19338
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en_US
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