10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOCKEYE»
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sockeye in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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I am Steven Sockeye to you, my brothers and sisters and to any fish who wants
me as a friend. To those who thinks of me as food, I am Scarside. That is my idea
of what I am. That said, little sister, an idea is a reaction to something. It was not ...
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Ken Schultz's Field Guide to Saltwater Fish
Oncorhynchus nerka A member of the Salmonidae family, sockeye leave the
ocean to spawn in freshwater, as do other Pacific salmon, but they enter only
those rivers having lakes at their headwaters. The erection of dams and the
alteration of ...
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Sustainable Fisheries Management: Pacific Salmon
International management of Fraser River sockeye salmon fisheries from 1946 to
the present has evolved into a complex, week-to-week, in-season, decision-
making process featuring a comprehensive data collection and analysis program
...
E. Eric Knudsen, Donald McDonald, 1999
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Pacific Salmon Life Histories
At 75 km2 in surface area, the lake is only 1/35 the size of Iliamna Lake, Alaska,
yet has produced runs of sockeye as high as 10 million fish (Egorova et al. 1961).
Spawning occurs primarily in upwelling groundwater areas along the lake shore
...
Cornelis Groot, L. Margolis, 1991
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Ken Schultz's Field Guide to Freshwater Fish
Oncorhynchus nerka Sockeye Salmon (spawning male) Kokanee Salmon A
member of the Salmonidae family, the sockeye is like some other members of the
Pacific salmon group, in having both anadromous and freshwater forms. The
former ...
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Pacific Salmon & their Ecosystems: Status and Future Options
I use this nonmigratory form of sockeye salmon to argue that microevolution can
produce speciation in Oncorhynchus. Allozyme (Footeet al. l989), mitochondrial
and minisatellite DNA (Taylor et al. l996) data from both North America and Asia
...
Deanna J. Stouder, Peter A. Bisson, Robert Naiman, 1997
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The Rain Forests of Home: Profile Of A North American Bioregion
Although information on catches during that period is spotty, the data suggest a
familiar pattern: an ever-escalating sockeye harvest, climaxed by population
collapse. Overfishing a naturally variable stock was likely the major cause of this
...
Peter Schoonmaker, Bettina Von Hagen, Edward C. Wolf, 1997
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Physiological Ecology of Pacific Salmon
The shapes of the relationships between time of embryonic development and
temperature are similar for all tested species of Oncorhynchus (Figure 3.2),
except that the sockeye salmon appears to require more time than the others to
develop ...
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The Behavior and Ecology of Pacific Salmon and Trout
also indicated a significant increase in growth for vertically migrating sockeye
when the optimal temperature is below the depth where prey are concentrated (
Bevelhimer and Adams 1993). However, Steinhart and Wurtsbaugh (1999) ...
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Rivers of North America
estimate has sockeye salmon contributing to 10% to 39% of the bedload
movement (Scrivener and Macdonald 1998). Freezing temperatures also have
several effects on these river systems, including storage of snow through the
winter, ice ...
Arthur C. Benke, Colbert E. Cushing, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOCKEYE»
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sockeye is used in the context of the following news items.
Columbia River chinook and sockeye still returning on a record pace
The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) met Monday (July 27), and provided an in-season forecast of 127,000 adult summer chinook and 511,000 sockeye ... «The Seattle Times, Jul 15»
Bust to boomtown: Sockeye run breaks records
The world's biggest sockeye salmon run at Bristol Bay went from "bust" to "unbelievable" in one week? Landings last week broke records every day for five days ... «Bristol Bay Times, Jul 15»
Bristol Bay fishermen aghast at 50-cents-a-pound price for sockeye
Fish were still trickling in, and state managers, who called the season an anomaly, said the final tally should reach the projected harvest of 37.6 million sockeye. «Alaska Dispatch News, Jul 15»
Sockeye salmon suffer infections in warm Columbia River system
FISHING -- "Catastrophic" is a word that's being used as scientists begin to unravel the mystery of why at least 200,000 sockeye that moved over Bonneville Dam ... «The Spokesman Review, Jul 15»
Biologists bring sockeye into Idaho on trucks to get them out of hot …
Travis Brown, assistant manager at the Eagle Fish Hatchery, checks a sockeye salmon for a Passive Integrated Transponders tag at the hatchery on Wednesday ... «The Idaho Statesman, Jul 15»
UPDATED: Two Anchorage residents charged in starting of Sockeye …
Two Anchorage residents have been charged with a variety of crimes in connection with the ignition of last month's devastating Sockeye Fire near Willow, which ... «KTUU.com, Jul 15»
Wild Alaska Sockeye Salmon Burgers with Rhubarb Chutney
Burgers are an All-American classic and when you are ready for something special with exceptional flavors, try our recipe for Wild Alaska Sockeye Salmon ... «The State Journal-Register, Jul 15»
Sockeye fire containment increases to 53 percent
As firefighters worked to bring the Sockeye fire under control, officials reported Saturday that more than 80 new fires had ignited in Alaska over two days, a mix of ... «Alaska Dispatch News, Jun 15»
Sockeye Fire: Families picking up pieces after dozens of homes …
Channel 2 employees and viewers alike sent in these photos of the Sockeye Fire that has led to widespread evacuations of Willow and beyond and destroyed ... «KTUU.com, Jun 15»
Sockeye Fire destroys at least 50 structures, appears human-caused
2:10 P.M. TUESDAY UPDATE: The incident commander of the 7,500-acre Sockeye Fire said Tuesday afternoon that the fire appears to have been ignited by ... «KTUU.com, Jun 15»
