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1. Canada's forage fish: an important but poorly understood component of marine ecosystems.

Author

Boldt, Jennifer L., Murphy, Hannah M., Chamberland, Jean-Martin, Debertin, Allan, Gauthier, Stéphane, Hackett, Brooke, Hagel, Paige S., Majewski, Andrew R., McDermid, Jenni L., Mérette, David, Robinson, Cliff L.K., Rooper, Christopher N., Sherbo, Bryanna, Van Beveren, Elisabeth, and Walkusz, Wojciech

Subjects
FISH populations, MARINE ecology, LIFE history theory, FORAGE fishes, SCIENTIFIC literature, FISHERY management
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Published
2022
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2. Congruence of stock production and assessment areas? An historical perspective on Canada's iconic Northern cod.

Author

Rose, George A. and Rowe, Sherrylynn

Subjects
ATLANTIC cod, FISH populations
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Published
2022
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3. Linking anglers, fish, and management in a catch-and-release steelhead trout fishery.

Author

Pitman, Kara J., Wilson, Samantha M., Sweeney-Bergen, Elissa, Hirshfield, Paddy, Beere, Mark C., and Moore, Jonathan W.

Subjects
BYCATCHES, FISH populations, FISHERY management, FISHERIES, TROUT, RAINBOW trout, FISHES
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Published
2019
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4. Life-history characteristics and landscape attributes as drivers of genetic variation, gene flow, and fine-scale population structure in northern Dolly Varden ( Salvelinus malma malma) in Canada.

Author

Harris, Les N., Bajno, Robert, Gallagher, Colin P., Koizumi, Itsuro, Johnson, Lucy K., Howland, Kimberly L., Taylor, Eric B., Reist, James D., and Morán, Paloma

Subjects
FISH genetics, GENE flow, FISH populations, DOLLY Varden (Fish), FISH conservation, PROTECTION of fish habitat, FISHES
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Published
2015
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5. Spatial and temporal trends of muscle lipid content in Great Lakes fishes: 1970s-2008.

Author

Neff, Margaret R., Bhavsar, Satyendra P., Chin, Janice Xin Yan, and MacLatchy, Deborah

Subjects
FISH lipids, FISH populations, ORGANIC compounds, EFFECT of chemicals on fishes, FISH speciation, LAKES
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Published
2012
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6. The distribution of dissolved aluminum in Atlantic salmon ( Salmo salar) rivers of Atlantic Canada and its potential effect on aquatic populations.

Author

Dennis, Ian F., Clair, Thomas A., and Kidd, Karen

Subjects
ATLANTIC salmon, TOXICOLOGY of aluminum, DISSOLVED organic matter, FISH populations, AQUATIC organisms, SPECIES diversity
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Published
2012
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7. Integrated stock mixture analysis for continous and categorical data, with application to genetic-otolith combinations.

Author

Smith, Stephen J. and Campana, Steven E.

Subjects
FISH populations, BROOD stock assessment, OTOLITHS, ATLANTIC cod
Abstract

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Published
2010
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