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Anadromy and the Life History of Salmonid Fishes: Nature, Nurture, and the Hand of Man
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Anadromy and the Life History of Salmonid Fishes: Nature, Nurture, and the Hand of Man
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| Creator |
Quinn, Thomas P.
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salmon
Salmonidae water anadromous fish migration behavior Alaska Oncorhynchus nerka fisheries spawning |
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| Description |
Quinn will present a life history of anadromous salmonid fishes. As a case study, he will discuss a model system, sockeye salmon, in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Scientists have been studying these fish, in this habitat, for decades now. Quinn will review the effects of genetic controls (nature), environmental modulation (nurture), and the "hand of man" (such as commercial fishing) on the evolutionary processes of these fish.
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| Publisher |
University of Washington Water Center
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| Date |
2011-04-05T00:33:16Z
2011-04-05T00:33:16Z 2008-05-06 |
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Recording, oral
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| Identifier |
http://hdl.handle.net/1773/16450
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en_US
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