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Due to media interest, this article is now available free online. If they successfully invade Lake Erie, Asian carp could eventually account for about a
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Due to media interest, this article is now available free online. If they successfully invade Lake Erie, Asian carp could eventually account for about a
WINNER: 2014 Best Paper, Transactions of the American Fisheries Society Cluster sampling is one of the most common survey designs used in fisheries research to
WINNER: 2014 Best Paper, Marine and Coastal Fisheries Over the last 20-30 years, the abundance of steelhead Oncorhynchus mykiss in the Keogh River, British Columbia,
By Jeff Schaeffer | AFS Co-Chief Science Editor. E-mail: [email protected] WINNER: 2014 Best Paper, Journal of Aquatic Animal Health Viruses are a source of mortality
By Jeff Schaeffer | AFS Co-Chief Science Editor. E-mail: [email protected] WINNER: 2014 Best Paper, North American Journal of Fisheries Management Phenology is the study of
By Jeff Schaeffer | AFS Co-Chief Science Editor. E-mail: [email protected] WINNER: 2014 Best Paper, North American Journal of Aquaculture As a practical matter, fish culturists
By Jeff Schaeffer | AFS Co-Chief Science Editor The stone crab Menippe spp. fishery is one of the most unusual fisheries in the world, because
By Jeff Schaeffer, AFS Co-Chief Science Editor The upper Laurentian Great Lakes were separated physically from the Atlantic coast by Niagara Falls, but constructed ship
Summaries and photos from some of the 104 symposia at the Portland Annual Meeting were compiled by symposia organizers. Most summaries includes links to the
Daniel Pauly, Ph.D. is a French researcher who became a professor at the Fisheries Centre of the University of British Columbia in 1994, of which he