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Fisheries and Marine Service

Technical Report 743

October 1977

FACTORS AFFECTING DEPOSITION, DEVELOPMENT, AND SURVIVAL OF

SALMONID EGGS AND ALEVINS. A BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1965-1975.

by

D. F. Alderdice, R. A. Bams, and F. P. J. Velsen

Pacific Biological Station

Fisheries and Marine Service

Department of Fisheries and the Environment

Nanaimo, British Columbia V9R 5K6

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(c) Minister of Supply and Services Canada 1977

Cat. no. Fs 97-6/743 ISSN 0701-7626

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

(white) Introduction ........................................................ 1

Ack.nW"ledgements ............................... ) ••...•..•••..••.•.•• • 3

References 3

(blue) .............................................. Classification Systems 5

Species .......................................................... 7

Developmental Stages 9

Subject 10

Indices ... .......................................................... 21

Numerical Index (white) .................................................. 23

Author Index (green) ..................................................... 153

(pink) Developmental Stage Index Species .............................. 203

(yello.1) Subject Index .................................................... 233

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ABSTRACT

Alderdice, D. F., R. A. Barns, and F. P. J. Velsen. 1977. Factors affecting deposition, development, and survival of salmonid eggs and alevins. A bibliography, 1965-1975. Fish. Mar. Serv. Tech. Rep. 7!'3: 276 p.

Sources are given of information relating to deposition, development, and survival of salrnonid eggs and alevins. The bibliography contains 1695 separate references and may be entered through the author, species and developmental stage, or subject indices provided,

/ / RESUME

Alderdice, D. F., R. A. Barns, and F. P. J. Velsen. 1977. Factors affecting deposition, development, and survival of salmonid eggs and alevins. A bibliography, 1965-1975. Fish. Mar. Serv. Tech. Rep. 743: 276 p.

' Le present travail est une bibliographie des travaux relatifs a la ponte, a la croissance et a la survie des oeufs et des alevins de Salmonides. Il renferme 1695 references qui peuvent etre classees par, auteur, especes et stade de croissance OU a 11aide de l'index des matiereS fourni.

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INTRODUGTION

This bibliography is the result of an effort to organize a significant part of the available literature regarding physical, chemical and biological factors that influence egg deposition, and development and survival of eggs and alevins of Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.). very early in the search it was apparent that much detailed information is available in original papers, but that few comprehensive reviews have been undertaken to organize the material. It was evident also that useful correlative material would be found in technical papers on other salmonid and non-salmonid species. Accordingly, the search was expanded to include these further sources of pertinent information. Furthermore, it was obvious that not all literature on the subject could be surveyed at one time. This bibliography covers the period beginning in 1965, and ends with material available in the library of the Pacific Biological Station in January 1976.

An initial overview of the subject and a preliminary format were obtained by consulting Foerster (1968) for the sockeye (0. nerka), and Bakkala (1970) for the chum salmon (Q. keta). A comprehensive review of the biology, reproduction and development of the Pacific salmon (Smirnov 1975) became available as the search was being completed.

In original form, the information gathered from each paper examined was compiled for computer analysis in the following format:

Stimulus/Developmental Stage/Species/Response/Developmental Stage (subject) (acted upon) (object) (affected)

This relationship could not be maintained in t~ final, printed format if reasonable limitations on length of the printout were to be met. Accordingly, the stimulus and response fields were collapsed into a single subject index without reference to cause or effect. Similarly, the two developmental stage fields were combined so that the resulting index includes those stages acted upon directly aswell as those stages subsequently affected by the stimulus. However, the original coded data are stored on magnetic tape, filed at the Pacific Biological Station, Nanaimo. The tape can easily be searched to recover references dealing with any five-field relationship in the original format (program:WINDOW).

sections: In final form, the bibliography consists of the following four

(1) Numerical Index. All included references are listed numerically in a consecutive series. The reference numbers assigned each article refer in general only to the order in which the references were processed.

(2) Author Index. The alphabetical listing provides the names of all authors and co-author~ and the reference numbers of the articles with wbich they are associated in the Numerical Index. The spelling of authors' names (Factorovich, K. A.; Factorowitch, K. A.); and use of initials (Bilton, H. T.; Bilton, T.) sometimes

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are not consistent from paper t~ paper. No attempt has been made to resolve such differences, and authors' names are recorded as they were obtained from the original paper or from a translation of the original.

(3) species - Developmental Stage Index. Species names sought were those compiled after consulting Berg (1948), Nikol'skii (1954), Lindberg and Legeza (1965), Bailey (1970), Hart (1973) and Scott and Crossman (1973). Following each species heading in this index is a series of developmental stage subheadings. Listed with the latter are the reference numbers of pertinent articles in the Numerical Index.

(4) Subject Index. This index initially was patterned after the format used in the salmon literature compilations of Maxfield (1967) and Holmberg and Bush (1969). Ultimately, the specific nature of the current enquiry resulted in considerable divergence from that fQrmat. The index adopted here attempts a logical classification of entities associated with egg deposition and egg and alevin development and survival. These entities are set out in three groups to facilitate use: (a) mediating environmental factors; (b) biological effects, functions, and responses; and (c) methods and techniques for measuring or evaluating those factors or functions. Following each of the subject headings under these divisions are listed the papers in the Numerical Index providing information on those subjects.

The Classification Systems, upon which the indices are based, are shown on the following pages. Code numbers, used in sorting and compiling the data, are shown for each Classification System. For simplification, the code numbers have been omitted in the indices with the exception of the Subject Index.

Subjective decisions frequently were required when coding species and developmental stages. The entry "Other Fishes" in the Species Classification System refers to papers examining pertinent biological or environmental principles, but without particular reference to species. Similarly, a "General" developmental stage category is employed, where a reference considers events in the life cycle without specific regard to developmental stages.

Following the Classification Systems, the indices themselves are presented, in the following order: I

Numerical Index Author Index Species-Developmental Stage Index Subject Index

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For easy reference, the indices have been colour-keyed as indicated. Several indices may be used simultaneously. For example, if information is sought on development (Subject Index entry 218) of coho salmon eggs (Species-Developmental Stage Index entry Q. kisutch; eggs, fertilized), comparison of the numerous reference numbers in each of the two categories shows that only four references are common to both lists -- numbers 119, 277, 958 and 1132.

The authors would appreciate learning of errors or omissions that readers may discover in this bibliography. In particular the subject coding system, designed for this bibliography, might be improVed substantially on the basis of actual use. If the system should prove to fill a general need, subsequent editions would be considered to cover both earlier and later periods.

A CKNfMLEDGEMENTS

The searching and cataloguing of references was begun by M. Bell and c. Gibson, and completed by A. Breen and r. Fawcett. we are grateful to A. Sandnes, and to J. A. Thomson and the Pacific Biological Station computer staff for programming and processing the information for final printout of the indices.

REFERENCES

Bailey, R. M. (Chairman). 1970. fishes from the United States Spec. Puhl. No. 6: 150 p.

A list of con:mon and scientific names of and Canada (3rd ed.). Amer. Fish. Soc.

Bakkala, R. c. 1970. Synopsis of biological data on the chum salmon, Oncorhynchus keta (Walbaum) 1792. U.S. Dep. Inter. Gire. 315 (FAO Species Synopsis No. 41): 89 p.

Berg, L. s. 1948. Fishes of the fresh waters of the u.s.s.R. and neighbouring countries. Part l. Reviews of The Fauna of the u.s.s.R. Zoological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the u.s.s.R. 466 p. (In Russian)

Foerster, R. E. 1968. The sockeye salmon, Oncorhynchus nerka. Fish. Res. Board Gan. Bull 162: 422 p.

Hart, J. L. 1973. Pacific fishes of Ganada. Fish. Res. Board Gan. Bull. 180: 740 p.

Holmberg, E. K., and R. M. Bush. 1969. A guide to the salmonid literature compilation, 1960-1964. Fisheries Institute, college of Fisheries, University<'.f Washington, Seattle, Wash., U.S.A. 190 p.

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Lindberg, G. u., and M. 1. Legeza. 1965. Fishes of the Sea of Japan and the adjacent areas of the Sea of Okhotsk and the Yellow Sea. Part 2. Teleostomi XII. Acipenseri formes XXVllI. Polynemiformes . (Keys to the Fauna of the u.s.s.R. Zoological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the u.s.s.R.) Israel Program for Scientific Translations No. 1852. 1969.

Maxfield, G. H. 1967. Pacific salmon literature compilation - 1900-59. Ins tructions and index. U.S. Dept . Interior, Bur . comm. Fish., Biol. Lab., Seattle, Wash., U.S.A. 20 p.

Nikol'skii, c. v. Translations.

1954. Special ichthyology, No. 233. 1961.

Israel Program for Scientific

Scott, w. B., and E. J, Crossman. 1973. Freshwater fishes of canada. Fish. Res. Board Can. Bull. 184: 966 p.

Smirnov, A. I. 1975 . Biologiya, razmnozhenie i razvitie tikhookeanskikh lososei. Izd . Mosk. Univ. 335 p. (Biology, reproduction and development of the Pacific salmon. Fish . Mar. Serv. Transl. Serv. No. 3861, Pacific Biological Station, Nanaimo, s.c., 1976.)

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CIASSIFICATION SYSTEMS

Salmonids (general)

Oncorhynchus (general )

~ gorbuscha

~ kisutch

~ tschawytscha

Other

Salmo (general)

h aguabonita

h clarki

h gairdneri

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SPECIES CIASSIFICATION

- pink salmon (humpback; saumon rose [F*))

- chum salmon (dog; keta [J]; saumon keta (F))

- coho salmon (silver; ginmasu [J))

- masu salmon (che=y salmon; masou (J))

- sockeye salmon (red, blueback kokanee, kikininee, little red fish, Kennerly's salmon; beni masu (J]; saumon nerka (FJ)

- chinook salmon (spring, king, tyee, quinnat; masunosuke [J])

- golden ~ (=h roosevelti, h whitei, h rosei)

- cutthroat trout (coastal cutthroat, yellowstone cutthroat, red- throated trout , Clark's trout, lake trout, sea trout; truite fardee [Fl) (=h kwisi)

- rainbow, steelhead (Kamloops trout, silver trout; truite arcen-ciel [F]; Regenbogenforelle [GI) (=S. irideus)

- Atlantic salmon (ounaniche, sebago; saumon atlantique [F))

CODE

01

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

20

21

22

23

24

25

,1h trutta

Other Salmo, including

s . ischchan

,1h peushinensis

,1h mykiss

,1h letnica

Salvelinus (general)

,1h alpinus

,1h fontinalis

,1h malma

,1h namaycush

,1h fontinalis x h namaycush

Other Salvelinus, including

lh andriashevi h boganidae

lh drajagini h jacuticus h lepechini

h leucomalnis

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- brown trout (salmon trout, sea trout; Meerforelle (G]; Black Sea, Caspian or Aral trout, labrax (R]; truite brun [Fl) (=,1h fario)

- Sevan trout (ishkhan, gegarkuni, bodzhak, sumner bakhtak, alabalakh [R))

- Kamchatka salmon, Kamchatka trout (R)

- mykiss (Kamchatka trout, mikizha [R])

- big ohrid trout (R)

- arctic char (alpine char, Hearnes salmon, sea trout, Quebec red trout, Sunappe trout; devatchan (R]; omble chevalier [Fl)

- brook ~ (speckled trout, aurora trout, speckled char, breac, square-tail, red trout, salmon trout; ouble de fontaine, truite (F])

- Dolly Varden (Dolly Varden trout or char) (•,1h alpinus malma)

- lake trout (mackinaw trout; touladi [F]) (=cristivomer namaycush)

- splake

- lake char, Chukchi char (R) - lake char, Lake Boganid

char (R) - Dryagin char (R) - lake char, Yakut char (R) - lake char, (Karelia char,

ludozhnaya, kryazheraya, yamnaya [ R J )

- Sakhalin char (R)

26

27

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

s. neiva 5.' 'ii'a'iVel inus s. tolmachoffi

Salmonid hybrids other than (35)

Other fishes

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- lake char, neiva char (ll) - lake cher (ll) - lake cher, Lake Yesei char (R)

*(F - French, G - German, J - Japanese, R - Russian)

DEVELOFMENTAL STAGE CIASSIFICATION

General

Germinal tissue (gametogenesis)

40

50

~

60

61

~ (ripe, unfertilized) 62

Sperm (ripe) 63

~ (at time of fertilization) 64

!&!!, fertilized (from fertilization to but not incl. hatching) 65

~. hatching (at time of hatching) 66

Lsrvae or alevina (newly hatched larvae to but not incl, emergence 67 from gravel)

Larvae ~ alevina (at time of emergence) 68

Fry, migrating (to their arrival at nursery area in fresh or 69 salt water

Fingerlings (nursery fry to but not incl. amolts) 70

Smolts (at time of amolting, migration; to saltwater entry) 71

Subadults, fresh !!!!!!!, (yearlings and older) 72

Subadults, ,!!!! -ter (yearlings and older) 73

Freshwater adults, maturing (migrating and/or sexually maturing) 74

Saltwater adults, maturing (migrating and/or sexually maturing) 75

Adults, spawning (sexually mature, and/or on spawning grounds) 76

Adults, postspawning (moribund, dead, spent, non-feeding) 77

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SUBJECT CIASSIFICATION

Part 1 - Mediating factors, environmental ~

001

010

on 012

Physical factors

Water

Substrate

Water-substrate

Electromagnetic

energy

Temperature

Physical factors (general)

Discharge (flow regimes, fluctuations)

Direction of flow

Inclusions (turbidity, suspended

solids, colour)

Characteristics (size, composition,

texture, depth, distribution of

mediwn)

Behaviour (sorting, scouring,

movement)

020

021

Fines, inorganic (silt, sand, sediment, 022

settled solids)

Fines, organic (particulates, wood 023

and pulp fibre, other)

Water-subatTate interactions (water

velocity, head, slope, gradient;

permeability, porosity, apparent

velocity in gravel)

Visible light (intensity, wavelength

or colour, light gradients)

Non-visible radiation (IR, UV,

x-radiation; a, ~.~radiation,

radionuclides)

Electricity (fields, AC or DC;

shocking)

Magnetism

Gravity (incl. centrifugal force)

Temperature (levels, regimes)

Ice formation (frazzle, anchor ice)

030

040

041

042

043

044

050

051

Pressure

Topography

Chemical factors

Properties

of water

Pollutants

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Pressure (hydrostatic, barometric) 060

Pressure, mechanical (shock, vibration, 061

sound waves, bubbles)

Pressure and supersaturation (oxygen,

nitrogen, other gases)

Pressure, osmotic

(Cover, substrate, banks, plants,

variations in depth)

Chemical factors (general)

Dissolved oxygen (levels and

variations)

pH, C02 , hardness (soft, hard waters;

humic acid, brown waters)

062

063

070

100

110

111

Nitrogen compounds NJS, N02 , N03 , urea 112

(origin, excretion, detoxication,

removal, permeability, effects)

Cations (including Mg+;, Ca++ in 113

environment and tissues)

Anions (including phosphates, sulphates, 114

silicates in environment and tissues)

Salt water (salinity, chlorinity)

Fresh water

OXygen demand (BOD, COD from sewage,

organics, organic wastes)

Biocides (pesticides, herbicides)

115

116

130

131

Surfactants (detergents, surface active 132

compounds, syndets)

Toxic agents; other than 131, 132 (incl. 133

leachates, organic or inorganic;

industrial wastes; H2S, cu, Zn, Hg,

Cd, other)

Drugs, special

chemicals

Chemical tags,

marks

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Prophylactics, drugs

Anaesthetics, tranquillizers

Olfactory stimulants (attractants, repellants, imprinters)

Chemical tags, marks (assimilated

compounds, rare earths, other

elements)

140

141

142

150

Part 2 - Biological effects, functions, and responses

Biological factors

Descriptive

characteristics

Biological functions, responses (general)

Taxonomy, systematics (keys,

nomenclature)

Geographic distribution, geographic

origin

200

210

211

Morphometrics, meristics (size, shape, 212

colour, scales, gill rakers,

vertebrae, growth rates) (see 213)

Size (descriptive only) (see 212) 213

~~ (age distribution) 214

Biochemical composition (fat, protein, 215

carbohydrate, water content) (see 215)

Stock identification (myogen, blood, 216

protein, minerals, scales, otoliths,

tags internal and external)

Anatomy, morphology (descriptive only, 217

incl. relations between structure

and function)

Development (descriptions of

development, differentiation, and

growth) (see 218)

Developmental anomalies ("monsters,"

malformations, teratological

characteristics)

eytology, histology

218

219

220

Genetic and

racial

characteristics

Physiological

characteristics

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Genetic factors (general)

(incl. evolution, phylogeny,

plasticity, diversity)

Population differences (stocks, runs,

races, demes)

230

231

Age of maturity (incl. precocious males, 232

"jacks")

Genes, chromosomes (counts, differences) 233

Inbreeding 234

Hybridization (natural and induced) 235

Selection, breeding 236

c;ynogcnesis (activated development 237

without male inheritance;

parthenogenesis)

Sex ratios, sex (descriptive)

Fecundity (reproductive potential of

individuals [see 340))

Physiological factors (general)

Ingestion, assimilation (digestion,

absorption of food, yolk; inc . rates)

Excretion, elimination (solid and

soluble wastes)

Growth and metabolism (energy supply,

conversion efficiency, bioenergctics

of growth, calorimetric measurements)

(see 264)

Developmental velocity of eggs

(development, differentiation,

growth of eggs) (see 263)

Metabolism, intermediary (energy

processes, enzyme activity, cellular

metabolism)

Haematology, serology, immunology

(factors, criteria)

238

239

250

261

262

263

264

265

266

Behaviour and

perception

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Endocrine (mechanisms, activities,

effects)

Condition (measures of well-being of

organism)

Respiration, respiratory metabolism

(02

, C02

, Q10

, RQ; rates, amounts)

Physiology of specific events:

Gametogenesis, egg maturation

Fertilization, water-hardening,

hatching

267

268

269

270

271

Smolting 272

Maturation of adults 273

Osmoregulation, ion regulation (see 271) 274

Performance, capacity, endurance 275

(swimming speed, active capacity)

Tolerance and resistance (incl. 276

acclimation) (emphasis on delineation

of boundaries) (see 275)

Survival, viability, mortality

(emphasis on effects) (see 276)

Cell, tissue cultures (normal,

pathological)

Hermaphroditism

Sterilization, gonadectomy

Behaviour and perception (general)

277

278

279

280

300

Visual perception, response; 301

photoperiodism

Olfactory perception, response 302

Sound, pressure, perception and response 303

Rheotaxis, thigmotaxis, perception, 304

orientation

Geotaxis, galvanotaxis, perception,

orientation

Learning, imprinting

305

306

Ecological

characteristics

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Rhythms, internal (diurnal clocks,

diel rhythms, seasonal phases)

307

Non-social behaviour (incl. locomotion 308

feeding, intragravel movement)

Migration, homing (see 310) 309

Schooling, aggregating (incl . agonistic, 310

territorial behaviour)

Spawning (incl. mate selection; nest,

redd building)

Superimposition of redds (incl . egg

retention, spacing of redds)

Habitat selection (incl. cover

responses)

Ecological factors (general)

(incl. environmental quality and

criteria)

Distribution in time (timing of

emergence, migration, runs, spawning

waves)

311

312

313

330

331

Distribution in space (density of eggs 332

in the gravel)

lntrasravel benthos (incl. bacterial 333

flora in water and on eggs) (see 337)

lntraspecific competition (for food, 334

space)

Interspccific competition (for food,

space)

Predation, scavenging

Parasitism, disease (see 333)

Food, food supply, feeding (natural,

quantity, and type)

Starvation (effects)

Survival of populations (incl. egg

deposition, potential of stocks)

(see 239)

335

336

337

338

339

340

Manipulative

events

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Acclimatization (response to

envirorunental,physical, geographic,

climatic chan&e)

341

Introductions (exotic species; non- 342 !

indigenous; hatchery stock transplants)

Natural obstructions (falls, slides,

log jams) (see 361)

.fi!_rrying capacity (standing crop,

biomass, egg loading capacity of

gravel)

Abundance (nwnbers, population or

stock size)

Manipulation of stock, environment

(general) (see 415)

Man-made obstacles (dams, weirs,

culverts, screens, fishways,

diversions) (see 343)

343

344

345

360

361

Exploitation (sport, commercial, native 362

fisheries)

Escapement (to spawning grounds) 363

Gear selectivity (effects on population 364

structure)

Optirnizatio~ of spawning stocks 365

Part 3 - Methods and Technigues

Procurement

and processing,

fish

Egg and fish procurement and processing

(general)

Prefervation (chemical, dehydration,

freeze-drying)

Mounting and staining

Anae~thesia, tranguillizing

Aging and staging (scales, otoliths,

bone, cartilage, size, distribution,

other)

380

381

382

383

384

Propagation

and culture

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Collecting , trapping, sampling

(eggs, fish)

counting , estimating (sorting)

Measuring, weighing

Marking, tagging (fin-clips, brands,

tags, chemical tags)

Holding, transporting (fish, eggs)

Guiding (of fish)

Propagation and culture (general)

Hatcheries, egg-to-fry (gravel boxes,

release tanks, incubators) (no rearing

involved)

385

386

387

388

389

390

410

411

Hatcheries, egg-to-fingerling or smolt 412

(including rearing)

Rearing facilities (aquaculture,

saltwater rearing, channel rearing)

Spawning channels

Habitat improvement (spawning beds,

fishways, lake fertilization, pool-

riffle improvement, removal of

obstructions, discharge control)

(sec 422)

413

414

415

Introductions, transplants (incl . egg 416

transfers)

Selective breeding, genetic manipulation 417

Spawning (egg taking, fertili~acion 418

techniques, sperm dilution)

Storage of sex products (incl. cryogenics) 419

Prophylaxis, disease control (techniques 420

and agents)

~s diets, feeding regimes

Gravel cleaning and hygiene (see 415)

421

422

Sampling the

environment

Laboratory

technique

Numerical

analysis

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Sampling the environment

(general)

440

Water sampling devices, intragravel 441

Water analysis (NH~, NO , N03

urea) 442 2 ,

(see 443, 444)

Water analysis (02

, temperature in 443

gravel; permeability) (see 442, 444)

Water analysis (conductivity, ions, 444

metals, pollutants, other)

(see 442, 443)

Egg, alevin sampling in gravel

(methods and devices)

Meteorological events (water levels,

water and air temperature, barometric

pressure)

Benthos sampling (in gravel )

Laboratory technique (general)

Calorimetry

Osmometry

Proximate analysis

Spectrography, light and X-ray

analysis

Observation techniques, low light

(IR, light intensification)

Blood sampling techniques (ser::>logy,

haematology, immunology, electro

phoresis, chromatography)

Chromosome preparation

Photography, X-ray photography

Numerical analysis (general)

445

446

447

460

461

462

463

464

465

466

467

468

480

Data processing (methods, programs) 481

Year-class ana l ysis 482

Population genetics (theory, t echniques) 483

Bibliographies

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Eslimating numbers (escapements,

fry, all stages)

Life expectancy

Population models (incl. dominance,

depensatory mortality)

Gas transfer theory (egg

respiration)

484

485

486

487

500

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NUMERICAL INDEX

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N U M E R l C A L J N 0 E ~ REF NO A R T I C L E

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2 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,lq67.SOCKEYE SALMON REPORT.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1qo7124•2q ••

3 INT PAC SALMON FISH CQWM,IQ67,REPORT OF THE JNTERNATJONAL PACIFIC SALMON FISHEUIES COMMISSJON FO~ THE YEAR lq67.!NT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP lq6713•14 ••

4 INT PAC SALMO~ FISH CDMM,lq66.SUHMARY Of THE PINK SALMON ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPA•N!NG AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP lq66141 ••

5 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,1•66,SUMMARY OF THE SOCKEYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVE~ SP•~NING AREAs,1q54,1qss,1•&2.1q66.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP IQ66:~5 ••

6 INT NORTH PAC FISH co~~.1•7•.AOOITIO~AL INfOR~ATION ON THE EXPL OITATIPN ,SCIENT!F!C !NVESTIGATION,ANO • INAGEMENT OF SALMON STOCKS ON THE PACIFIC COASTS OP CA~AOA AND THE UNI TED STATES I~ RELATION TO THE ARSTFNTION PROVISIONS OF TH~ NORTH PACIFIC FISHERIES CONVENTION,INT NOR TM PAC FISH COMM BULL 2911•176 ••

7 INT NORTH PAC FISH COMM,1972.SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION ON THE EXPLOITATION,SCIENTIFJC ! NVESTIGAT!ON ,ANO MANAGEMENT OF ~ERRING, HALIBUT,A~P SALMON STPCKS ON THE PACIFIC COASTS Of CANADA AND THE UNITED STA TES IN ~ELATION TO THE AASTENTIDN PROVISIONS OF THE NORTH PACIFIC FISHERIES CONVE~TION.INT NORTH PAC FISH COMM BULL 2811•45 ••

8 HANAMURA,N,1967,SALMON OF THE NORT~ PACIFIC OCEA~•PANT IV SPA~NING POPULATIONS OF NORIH PACTFIC SA LMON I SOCKEYE SALMON IN THE fAP EAST.INT NORTH PAC ~!SH COMM BULL 2311•~ ••

9 ATKINSON.CE :R~SE,JH I OUNCAN,TO.IQ67,SALMON Of THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN PART IV SPA~NING POPULATIONS OF NORTH PAC!FTC SAL~ON IV PACIFIC SALMON IN THE UNITED STATES.INT NORTH PAC FISH COMM BULL 23103•220 ••

10 SANO,S.1Qb7.SALMON OF THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN•PART IV SPAWNING POPULATIONS OF NONTH PACIFIC SALMON Ill CHUM SALMON IN THE FAR EAST.INT NORTH PAC FISH COMM BULL 23123••2.,

II ISHIOA,T,1Q67,SALNON OF THE ~ORTH PACIFIC OCEAN• PART IV SPA~NING POPULATIONS OF NORTH PACJFJC SALMON II PINK SALMON IN THE FAR EAST.TNT NORTH PAC FISH COMM BULL 2319•22 , .

12 ARO,KV iSHEPARQ,MP,!Qo7,SALMON OF THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN PART IV SPA~NJNG POPULATJONS OF NORTH PACIFIC S4LMON IV PACIFIC SAL~ON IN CANADA.

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12 INT NOR TH PAC FISH COHM BULL 23:225• 327 ••

13 HANAMURA,N , \9bb , SALMON OF THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN•PART III A REVIEW OF THE LIFE H!SToRr OF ~ORTH PACIFIC SALMO~ I SOC KEYE SALMON IN THE FAR EAST.INT NORTH PAC FISH CO•M BULL 1811 • 27 • •

IQ ISHIOA,T,19bb , SALMON OF THE NOR TH PACIFIC OCE AN• PART III A RfVIEW OF THf. LIFE H!STO~Y OF NORTH PACIFIC SALMON II PINK SALMON IN THE FAR EAST.INT NORTH PAC FISH COMM BULL 1~129• 39 ,.

15 SANO,S,19bb,SALMON OF THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN• PART III A REVIEW OF THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE NORTH PACIFIC SALMON Ill CHUM SALMON IN THE FAR EAST. INT NORTH PAC FISH COMM 6ULL !8 : Ql • S7,.

lb R!CKER,Wf,19bb.SALMON OF THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN- PART III A REVIEW OF THE LIFE HISTORY OF NO RTH PACIFIC SALMON IV SOCKE YE SALMON IN BRITISH COLUMR!A,INT NORTH PAC " FISll COMM 8ULL 18 : 59•70,.

17 NEAVE,F.l9b6,SALMflN OF THE NORTH P ACIFIC OCEAN PART III A REVIEW OF TH( LIFE HISTORY OF NORTH PACIFIC SAL~ON V PINK SALMON IN BRITISH CULUH6!A. JNT NORTH PAC FISH COMM BULL 18171 • 79 ••

16 ~EAVE,F . 19n6 , SALMON OF TH r. NORTH PAC I F I C OCEAN PART Ill A REVIEW OF THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE NONTH PACIFIC SALMON VI CHUH SALMON IN BRITISH COLUMBIA . INT NORTH PAC FISH CO~M ~ULL 18:81 • Rb, ,

19 PARR,WH 1PEOfRSEN,PC . 19~9 . FORfCAST OF THE SOCKEYE SALMON RUN TO CHIGNIK IN l9b9,ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 132 11• 12 ,.

20 EOFELToLB,1970 , FONECAST OF THE 1970 KODIAK IREA PINK SALMON RUN , ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 141:1 • 10 .,

21 VALENTINE,JP 1GWARTNEY,LA :LARSON,CC IO~WNEYoG0 . 1970.FORECAST OF THE 1970 PINK SALMON Ru~s. SOUTHEAST ALASKA.ALASKA DEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 1421 1- 22 ••

22 OAVISoAS , 1970.FORECAST RESEARCH ON 1970 COOK INLET AREA PINK SALMON FISHERIES . ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEA FL 14l:1 • 17 ••

23 PEOERS[N,PC :SEIBEL,HC . 1970 , FORECAST OF THE 1970 CHIGNIK SYSTEM REO SALMON RUN.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 14411 • 24 • •

24 MANTLEY,KR , \97! , FORF.CAST OF TME 1971 KODI AK AREA PINK SALMON RUN . ALASKA DEP FISH GAME I NF LEAFL 150:1 • 19 ••

25 HANTLf.Yo~R . 197?.FORECAST OF THE 1q72 KODIAK AREA PINK SALMON RUN.ALASKA DEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 15b11 • 25 ••

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26 SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.ALASKA OfP FISH GA~E INF LEAF L 158 11• 39 ••

27 RICKER,Wf , 1972,HEREOITARY ANO ENVIRONMENTA L FACTORS AffECTittC CERTAIN SALMONJO POPULATIONS.(INJ SIHON,RC & LARK I N,PA(F.OSJTHE STOCK CONCEPT IN PACIFIC SA LMON HR MACMILLAN LECTURES IN FISHtRlfS,UNIV . BC ! l9•1 60 ••

28 LARKIN,PA . 1972.THE STOCK CONCEPT ANO MANAGEMENT OF PAC IFIC SA LM ON . !IN) SJMON,RC & LARKIN,PACEOS)TME STOCK CONCEPT IN PACIFIC SAL~ON HR MACMILLAN LECTURES IN FISHERIES,UNIV . BC l l l •IS • •

29 SJMON,RC.1972 . GENE FREQUENCY ANO THE STOCK PRORLEMS . (INI SIMON,RC & LARKIN,PA CtOSlTHE STOCK CONCEPT IN PACIFIC SALMON HR MA CMILLAN LECTURES IN FISHERIES,UNIV.8C1161 • 169 • •

30 HOOGINS,H0 . 1972.SEROLOGICAL ANO BIOCHEMICAL STLJOIES IN RACIAL IOENTIFJCAlJON OF FIS~ES , (JN) SIY.ON, RC & LARKIN,PA CFOSlTHf. STOCK CONCEPT JN PACIFIC SA LMON HR MACMIL LAN LECTURES IN fISHERIESoUN!V . AC1199· 208 • •

31 WILO,A . 1973 , 0N THE OPTIMAL PATH Of GROWTH IN CHUM SAL~ON (ONCORHYNCHUS KETA).MASTERS THESIS, UNIV.~C l l • 48 ,.

32 BAMS,RA . 1972 . fVALUATION Of RAMS - BOX HATCHERY ON TSO LUH RIVER PINK SALMON . ALASKA OEP flSH GAME INf LEAFL 1bl:52• 54 ••

33 fRASER,f.1972.EVALUATION OF CHUH SPAWN I NG CHANNELS . ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 161 : 55- 64 ••

34 JOKNSON,R . 1972.EVALUATION OF CHUM (ANO PINK) CHA~NELS . ALASKA DEP FISH GAME INf LEAfL 161166 ••

35 MEGALOVSKAYA,VN.1971 . CH?ONIC EFfECT OF STRONTIUH- qO • YTTRIUH• qO ON THE FREQUENCY Of CH~OMOSOHAL A~f~RATIONS JN THE EHBRYONAL CELLS Of THE ATLANTIC SALMO•.TR POLYARN NAUCHNO • ISSLED PROEKT!VNOGO INST HORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEAN0GR 2q189•99.IENGLISH lRANSLI.

36 HENNICK.OP lEOFELT.LB.lq6q . fORECASr RESEARCH ON 1Qc9 KOD I AK AREA PINK SALMON RETU~N.ALASKA DEP FISH CINE INF LEAFL 131 11• 18 ••

37 POON,OC . lq7?.SO~E PRELIMJNA~Y OBSERVATIONS ON POSSIBLE INbICES Of PINK ANO CHUH SALMON FRY QUALITY . ALASKA DFP FISH GAME INF LEAfL 161181 • 83 ••

38 KOSKI,KV . 1972.A su·~•RY OF THE SPAW~ING CHA~NEL RESEA~CH 8~ f R I AS RELATED TO THE EFFECTS OF GRAVE L COMPOSITION ANO SPA~NER DENSITY SUCCESS, EHERCF.NCE SURVIVAL, ANO FRY UUALITY.ALASKA DEP FISH CAME INF LEAFL 1611 &4 • qo • •

39 SCHROOfR,S,1972 . EFfECTS Of OENSJIY o• THE SPAWNING SUCCESS OF CHUM SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KETA) •A PROGRESS REPORT . ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL

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l9 lbl 191·100, .

QO GJNETZ,RMJ , 1912.SOCKEYE EGG• TO• FRY MORTALI TY IN THE FULTON RIVER SPAWNING CHANNELS . CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1011 • 71 , .

QI SATO,R, 1972.SALTWATER ANO FRESHWATER PONO REARING OF CHUH SALMON . ALASKA OEP f !SH GAME INF LEAfL lb l l\01 • 112 ••

Q2 CEOERHOLM,CJ.1972 . THE SHO~T TER~ PHYSICAL EF FECTS OF STREAM CHANNELIZATION AT BIG BEEF CREEK,ALASKA DEP FISH GAME INF LEAfL lbli 114• llb ••

Ql OEVILLERS,C . 1965.RESPIRATION ANO MORPHOGENESIS IU THE TELEOSTEAN EGG. ( ANNEE BIOL 01157•166lFISH ~ES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 3909:1 • 23 • •

QQ ~!NGSRURY,A 1LARSON,P 100WN£Y,C . 1975.FORECAST OF THE 1975 PINK. SALMON RETURNS TO SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA , ALASKA OEP FISH GAHE INF LEAFL \b811 • 33 ••

45 DANGEL.JR :JEWELL,JF . 1975 , SOUTHEASTERN ALASK A P I NK ANO CHUM SALMON PRE·E~ERGENT FRY DATA FILE 1963• 1975 , ALAS KA OEP FISH GAME TECH DATA REP 2111-220 ••

4b KRASNONS~l.P 1R4NOALL,R,1975 . BRISTOL 8AY SOCKEYE SALVON(ONCDRHY"CHUS NERKA) IQ721 A COMPILATION OF CATCH ANO ESCAPEMENT DATA , ALASKA DEP FISH GA~E TECH DATA REP 1q11 • 67 ••

47 FUJITA,T , 1965 , VERMES PARASITTC ON FRY Of SALMON ,COOSUTSUGAKU ZASSHI 281175• 177ol91olf!SH RES AOARO CAN TRAttSL SER 531 11• 6 ,( K SHIMIZU TRA~SLl.

48 SMIRNOV,ll , 1965.:11E FERTILIZABlLITf OF THE EGGS ANO SPEPMATOZOA OF PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA (•AL0AUM))WHEN HELD IN WATE?.CNAUCM OOKL VYSSli SHK RIOL NAUK 3137• 01 , lqbJlF I SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 50411•8, (Rf FOERSTER TRANSL),

49 KOLGA[V,A4,1965.0N THE PRE~ATURE ASSUMPTION OF ACTIVE SWIMMING RY YOUNG CHUM S4L~ON, ONCDRMYNCHUS K(TI INFRASP AUTUMNALIS AERG , AND THE CONSEQUE~CFS OF THIS PHENOMENON AS STUDIED UN~ER HATCHERY CONDITIONS.CVOP IKHTlOL 3(28l:5bl • S62.t9b3lflSH RES ROARO CAN TRANSL SER 54511 • 4 , (RE fOERSTER TRANSL).

50 lAMAKHAf.V,Df.1965.0N THE OU~STION Of THE EFFECT OF GROWTH DURING THE FIRST YEARS or A FISH'S LIFE ON ITS s1•6SEOU~NT GROWTH.CTR VSES NAUCHNO • ISSLEO INST MORS~ RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 501109•141,lq64lFISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 54911 • 54,(WE RICKER TRANSL),

51 ARIUZG!N,VL.!9b5.~fTHDOS OF STUDYING THE GROW TH OF FISH FROM THEIR SCALES,AONfS ANO OTOLIT~S . (VOP IKKTIOL 3(2)1J47• 3bS,19b3)flSH RES AOARO CAN TRANSL SER 55311 • 3J . (wE RICKER TRANSL) .

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52 YAMAMDTO,T.\9o5 . EffECTS OF WATER TEMPERATURE ON THE RATE Of EHBRYONAL DEVELOPMENT OF EGGS OF THE KOREAN COOFJSH, GADUS HACROCEPHALUS TILES!US. (BOT ZOOL TOKYO 7(8):1377•13~3,\939lf!SH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER 5541 l • IS.CWG VAN CAMPEN TRANSL) .

53 ASTAFEVA,AV . 1965.CONCERNING THE FAUNA OF PINK SALMON NESTS IN EAST MURMAN RIVERS . CTR MU~M MOHSK BIOL INST 5C9l: l 48• 153,19o4JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 579:1•14.CGN KULIKOVSKY TRANSL) .

54 SVETOVIOOV,AN 1SHULMAN,SS.19o5.AN ASSOCIA TION BETWEEN THE SPECIES COMPOSITION OF THE PARASJTf.S Of C~RTAIN GROUPS OF FISHES ANO PARAL LELS JN THEIR ECOLOGY AND OISTRJ~IJTION.(ZOOL ZH 39Cl2l:l6bo• l870,19b0lf!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 592:1 • 0.CwD PlfHCE TRANSL).

55 ZUEVA,KO,l~bS.THE EXISTENCE OF THE PROCESS OF SMOLT I FJCATION lN HUMPBACK SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS GOR~USCHA ~AL~) I~ T"E ABSENCE OF A PARR STAGE . CYOP IKHTIOL SC2l:324•330,1965lFISH ~ES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 029:1 • 13. (CJ HARDER TRANSL) .

Sb NOMURA,T,19ob.H0RM0NFS IN f!SN CIJ RELATION TO ~ I GRATION . (KAGAKU NO RYOIKJ lb(5):3•5• 352.lo(b)l40o- •14.IQ62)FJSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL Sf?. 078 11 • 33.CK SHl~IZU TRANSL).

57 NOMURA,T . 19bb.HO~MONES tN FISH (Ill RELATION TO MIGRATlON . (KAGAKU NO RYOIKI lb(S)l,•5• 35?..16(6)140o• •l4.l9o2)flSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 67~ 11 • 32 . (K SHIMIZU TRANSL) .

56 MENSHUTKIN,YV . 1Qb5 . MODEL OF A FISH POPULATTON kITH A VARIABLf RECRUITMENT STRUCTURE ICOM~ENTARY BY G PAULIK PPQ • lll . (YOP lKHTIOL 512l:235· 2JQ,JQb5 OS35lFISH Rf.S noARO CAN T~ANSL SER 702:1 • 6.(Wf RICKER TRANSL) .

SQ JVANKOv,UN.1966.0N THE a;f ANO STPUClURf OF PINK SALMON POPlJLATIONS (ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA (WALMl).CVOP IKHTIOL §(a)1602• o67, 19bS)f!SH RES 80ARO CAN TMl~SL SER 70511•14.(WE RICKER TRANSL).

60 AKHMEROV,AK . l96o.nN THE QUFSTtON OF "SARRANOY" COHO SALMON IN KAMCHATKA. CIZY TIKHOOKEAN ~AUCHNO•ISSLCO INST RYSN KHOZ OKLANOGR Ol1l47• J46,1954l FISH RES 80Ak0 CAN TRANSL SER 710:1 • 2 . CL MARGOLIS TRANSL) .

61 VOLOV!K,SP.1906.CONCERNING THE RELEASE Of YOUNG PINK ANO CHUM SA LMON FROM FISH HATCHERJES.CRY8N KHOZ U2(0)113• 14,\96b)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 71311•5.C~E RICKER THANSL),

62 AKULIN,VN . 1966.CHANCES IN rATNESS Of YOUNG SOCKEYE AS RELATED TO THEIR DOWNSTREAM MIGRATION.(NY~~ KHOZ 42(6)111 • \2,19o6lf!SH RES AOARD TRANSL SER 716tl•Q.ChE RIC~ER TR&NSLl .

6l WOOD,fEA.1970.SMJTH INLET SOCKEYE SALMON UPSTREAM ENUMERA TION PROGRAM . CAN

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63 DEP ENVIRON flSH SERV PAC RF.G TECH REP 1970•Sil•IG ••

6G . FRASER,FJ.1970 . THE 1970 REPORT ON CHUM SALMON STOCKS OF THE JOHNSTONE STRAIT•FRASE~ ~!VER STUOY A~EA, ANO PROSPECTS FOR 1970 , CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 611•20 • •

65 TOOO,IS :OIC~SON,FV.1970 . NASS RIVER SOCKEYE SAl~ON A REVIEW OF THE COMMERCIAL FISHERY AND A SUMMARY Of THE \963 TO 1969 BIOLOGICAL PROGRAMS. CAN DEP ENVIRON fISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1970•1011 • 73.,

66 PAINE,JR.1971,FULTON RIVER FRY QUALITY AND ECOLOGY PROGRAM REPORT OF 1970 STUDIES,CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP \971 • 111•38,.

67 ZYBLUT,ER . 197\.THE 1971 REPORT ON THE DOO•YEAR PINK SALMON STOCKS OF THE JOHNSTONE STRAIT STUDY ARfA.CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1971 • 211•23 ••

68 LISTER.OB 1WALKER,CE IGILES,~A.1971.COrilCHAN RIVER CHINOOK SALMON ESCAPEMENTS A~O JUVENILE PROOUCTTON,1965• 1967.CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1971(3):1·4~ ••

69 WOOO,FE~.1970.RIVERS INLET SOCKEYE , CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP IY70 • 7:1•bS • •

70 FRASER,FJ.lq71 . THE 1971 REPORT ON CHUM S4LMON STOCKS Of THE JOHNS TONE STRAIT•FNISER RIVER STUOY AREA, AND PROSPECTS FOR 1971 , CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP IQ71 • 9:1 • 21 ••

71 KENOEL,RE,1973.GRO~TH AND SURVIVAL OF RAINBOW TRO~T (SALMO GAIRONERil ANO COHO SALMON CONCORHl~CHUS KJSUTCH) I~ fOUR POTHOLE LAKES OF TME YUKON TERRITORY IN 1972,CAN OEP ENVIRO~ FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1973•7 11•14,,

72 MARSHALLoOf.1973.PROGRESS REPORT ON THE PUNTLEDGE RIVER PROGRAM 1971 ANO 1972 . CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1973•811•59,,

73 ~ALKER,CE,1973.RA!NBOh TROUT PLANTING AND LAKE SURVEY PROGRAM IN YU~ON Tf.RR!TORY 195b• 71.CAN DEP ENVIRON r!SH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1973• 12:1 • 52 • •

74 CANADA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT.1973 . CATALOCUE Of FISH ANn STREAM RESOURCtS OF THE TESLIN WATERSMfO.CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SER PAC REG TECH REP 1973•1311•07,,

75 ELSON,H.1974.CATALOGUE OF FISH ANO STREAM RfSOURCES OF EAST CENTRAL YUKON TERRITORY . CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC RF.G TECH REP 1•7•• 411•54,,

76 FRASER,FJ tLIGHTLY,OT tSAILEY,00,1974,AN INVENTORY OF EAST COAST

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7b VANCOUVER ISLAND STREAMS IMPORTANT TO CHUM SALMON,CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REC TECH REP 1974• 2 1 11 • b4 , ,

77 BAILEY.DO 1AN0f.RSON,AD . 1974 , THE 1972 RE TURN OF EVEN• YEAR PINK SALMO~ STOCKS TO THE JOHNSTONE STRAIT STUDY AREA AND PROSPECTS FOR 1974 , CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REC TECH REP 1970• 1411 • 11 ••

78 WALKER.CE :6ROWN,RF IKATO,nA.1974 , CATALOCUE OF FISH ANO STREAM RESOURCES OF CARMACKS ARtA . CAN Of.P ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1974• 811 • 55, ,

79 RISA,S :SKERYOLQ,H,1975 . ~ATER RE • USE SYSTEM FOR S~OLT PRODUCTION , AQUACULTURE b1191•1Q5, ,

80 BELL,GR 1GRTFFIOEN,~ IKENNEOY,0 . 1974.MORTAL!TIES OF PEN RfAREO SALMON ASSOCIATEO WITH BLOOMS OF MARI~E ALCAE,PROC NOR TH•EST FISH CULT CONf 251 S8•bO ..

81 BAILEY,JECEO),IQ72.PROCEEO!NCS OF THE 1972 NORTHEAST PACIFIC PINK SALMON WORKSHOP,ALASKA OEP FISH CAHE INF LEAFL lbl l ! • IOO • •

82 OE SILVA,CO 1TYTL~R,P,197l. THE INFLUENCE OF Rf.OUCEO ENVIRONMENTAL OXYGEN ON THE METAAOLISH ANO SUWV!VAL OF HERRING ANO PLAICE LARVAE , NETH J SEA RES 7:l45• 3b2 . ,

8l 6RAUM,E , 197l . EINFLUSSE CHRONISCHEN EXOGENEN SAUERSTOfFMANCELS AUF DIE EMARYOG~NfSE DES HER!NCS CCLUPEA HARENGUSl , C7TH fUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON ~ARINE BIOLOCYlNETH J SEA I/ES 713b3•375,(ft1GLISH SUMMARY) ,

84 S~lRNOY,Al :KAMYSHNAYA,MS,\966.THE BIOLOGY Of YOUNG Pl~K SALMON IN RELATION TO CERTAIN QUESTIONS OF THEIR PROPA0AT JON ANO ACCL I MATIZATION , CZOOL ZH 44(12):1813• 1824,lqbS)FISH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL SER 782:1 • l7,,

85 PETRENKO,LA . lq66.CO~PARISON CF GRIJ•TH CHARACTERISTICS IN WILD ANO HATCHERY• RFARf.0 ATLANTIC SALMON FRY ANO PARR(SALMO SALAR L)JN THE RIVER, (VOP !KHTJOL •C2l t 3G2• 347,IQbQ)flSH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 752:1 • q, ,

86 ZAKS,~G tSOKOLOVA,MM , 1966,CHANGfS IN THE TYPE OF OSMOREGULA TTON AT DIFFERENT P~RIOOS OF THl MIGR ATION CYCLE !N SOCKEYE SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA (~ALBl,CVOP !KHT!OL SC2l : 331 • 337,1965lF!SH ~ES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 77311-12 ..

87 KOOAYASH!,T 1HARAOA,S.IQ66,ECOLOGTCAL ORSfRVATIONS ON THE SA LMON OF NlSHIRETSI' ll!HR II M0YE"ENTS, GROWTH ANO flfOING HAll!TS llF PINK SALl-!ON FRY, ONCORHY~CMUS GORBUSCHA (WALBAUMJ, DURING SEAWARD M!GRA TION . (SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHtRY 20 l l • IO.lqb6)f!SH RtS bOARO CAN TRANS L St~ 78S1 1•22 • •

88 KROCIUS,FV , 19b7 . SOME CAUS~S OF THE CHANGES IN GROWTH RA TE Of ONCOR~YNCHUS

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88 NERKA (WALBl IN THE OZERNAYA RTVER.(VOP !KMTTOL 5(3):504-517,1965lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL StR 81ql1•19 . (RE FOERSTER TRANSL).

89 KAMYSHNAYA,MS.1967.00WNSTREAM MIGRATION ANO BEHAVIOUR OF THE YOUNG OF INTRODUCED PINK SALMON . CRYAN KHOZ 43(1)19•12,19o7lf!SH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL SER 833:1•8.CWE RICKER TRANSL).

90 OL!FAN,V! . 19o7.0N THE DIEL RHYTHM OF FEEDING AMONG BAIKAL GRAYL!Nt. FP.Y, ANO A~ONG YOUNG FISH IN GENERAL.<OOKL AKAO ~AUK SSSR 114(3)1669• o72.1qs7) FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SEW 83•11•9 . CWE RICKER TRANSL).

91 KONOVALOV,SM.19o7.DIFFERENT!AT!ON OF LOCAL STOCKS OF SOCKfYE SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA (wALRAUM), BY A COMPOSITE METHOD RASEO UPON INDICATOR PARASITES ANO rECULIARITIES OF THE SCALE STRUCTURE.CVOP IKHTIOL 0(4(41))1 o19• 630,\qbolF!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL S[R 85311 - 33 ••

92 KROKH!N,EM.1967.A CONTRTBllT!ON TO THE STUDY OF OrJARF SOCKEYE ONCORHY"ICHUS NERKA WALR, IN LAKE OALNEE (KAMCH~TKA),CVOP !KHTIOL 7(3):433•445,1967) FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 986:1 • 19,CRE FOERSTER TRANSL) .

93 AKHMEROV,AK.J96ft.HELM!NTHS AS BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF LOCAL STOCKS OF AMUR ANIOMD~OUB SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS) , (VOP JKHTIOL 3(3):536•555.1963) FISH RES ~OARD CAN TRANSL SER 104811•24.(L MARGOLIS TRANSL>.

9Q ZHELTENKOVA,MV.1•67 . HETHnos OF ~TUDYING THE FOOO SUPPLY OF FISH, IN RELATION TO THE PROBLEM Of THEIR A0UNOANCE.CTR USES ~AUCHNO•ISSLED INST MORSK Rf6N KHOZ OJEANDGR S0 189• 107.1964)f!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 9071 I • 56 • •

95 KOSH1DA,T,l•o7.0N A SPECIES OF NE••TOOA PARASITIC IN SALMONJD FISHES. (HOKKAIDO SUISAN ZASSHI 5(12l17•9,J905)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 9281 1•Q ••

96 DERZHAVIN,AN.1967.~ETHOOS OF OOTATNING MATURl ROF. FROM FISH OF THE STURGEON ANO SALMON FAMILltS.CTR SOVESHCH IKHT!OL KOM AKAO ~AUK SSSR l1265• 290,!951lf!SH RES ~OARD CAN TRANSL SER 94411 • 63, .

91 CARLIN,R.19~7.SELECTJVE BREfOING OF SALMON.(SWEnISH SALMON RESEARCH INST ANN REP LFI MEDDl/lq651S11•S16,196SlFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 9501 1 .. 16 ••

98 TOKUI,T . 1970 . MASU SALM.ON (ONCORHYNCHUS MASOUl TRANSPLANTED FROM HOKKAIDO TO CANADA.(SAKANA TO TAHAGO Z0(3l13• 8,!969lF!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 150Ql1•12 ••

99 SIG!NEVICH,GP,1967,NATURE OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INCREASE IN SIZE OF BALTIC SALMON FRY ANO ~ATfR TEMPERATURE,(GJOROBIOL ZH 3(2)143•48,\967) FISH RES BOA~O CAN TRANSL SER 95211 •1 4,.

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SMtRNOV,Al.lqo7.SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID BETWEEN AUTUM~ CHUM SAL~ON ANO PINK SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS KETA (WAL8AUH) tNFRASPECIES AUTUMNALIS BERG X 0 GORBUSCHA (WALBAUM), FAMILY SALMONIOAE). (OOKL AKAO NAUK SSSR q1(2)1aoq.a12.1053)f!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER qs111-10 ••

ORYAGIN,PA.lqo8.0N THE PROBLfM OF VITALITY Of FISH SPEC!ES.(AGROBIOLOGIYA si102-105,1q52JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER qo3tl•IO ••

PANOV,OA 1SOROKIN,Yl.lqb~.THE DETERMINATION OF THE THRESHOLD CONCENTRATION OF THE FOOD OF FISH LARVAE BY MEANS OF RADIOACTIVE CARBON. (VOP IKHTIOL 7(1):12q-1a1.1qo1JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1005:1•33 ••

TERAO,T 1HAYASH!NAKA,N.lqb8.0N THE ARTIFICIAL HYBRIDIZATION AMONG THE SALMONIO F!SHES.CSCI REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY lb1Sl•b2,lqbl)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1047:1•24 ••

KOBAYASHI,H.lqbA.810LOGICAL STUOY OF HYBRIDS OF THE SALHONIO FISHES1 CYTOLOGICAL OBSERVATION OF FF.RT!LIZAT!ON IN THE CROSS BETWEEN CH UM SAL~ON ANO PINK SAL~ON.CSCI Rf.P HOKKAIOO FISH HATCHERY 18:67•7!,!964lFISH AES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1oso:1-11 ••

TERA0,1 :KIKUCHI,$ IUCHIYAMA,M 1kUPAH ASHt,S :MATSUMOT O,H 1A0E,H.19b8. STUDIES ON TME INTERSPECIFIC SALMONOIO HY~RIOS 8ET~EEN CHUM SALMON ONCORHY~CHUS KET A (WALBAUM) A~O KOKA~EE SALMON 0 N[RKA VAR ADONIS (JORDAN ET MCGREGOR) II TRAN•PLANlATIONS OF SALMDNID HYBRIDS TO LAKE SH!KOTSU ANO LAKE OKOTAMPE . CSCI RlP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY lq:43•b3,tqbQ)flSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1061:1•33 ••

TERAO,T :UCHIYAMA,M :KURAHASttI,S IMATSU~OTO,H.lqoa.STUDIES ON THE INTERSPECIFIC SALMONOJO HYORIOS BET•EEN CHUM SAL~ON , ONCORHVNCHUS KETA (WAL~AUM) ANO KOKA NEE SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA VAR ADONIS (JORO~N ET MCGREGOR) I SURVIVAL ANO GROWTH FNOM fF.RTILIZED EGGS TO FRY.CIC! REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY l8145•S8,!9b3lf!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1060: 1•2S ••

107 FUJITA,T.Jqb~.ON THE CHARACTF.RISTICS OF HVARIDS (Fil AMONG JAPANESF. SALMON A~O TROUT.COO~UTS\JGAKU ZASSHI 38(468)13q.51,1q2blfISH RES 80lRO CAN TRA~SL SER 106211•28 ••

108 H!KITA,T 1VOKOHIRA,Y.lq~8.BIOLOGTCAL STUDY ON HYBRIDS OF THE SALMONIO f!SHES1 A NOTE OF Fl HYBRIDS BET~EEN CHUM (ONCOR HYNCHUS KETA) ANO PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNC~US GORaUSCHAl.CSCI REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY l81S7•b5, 1qo4)FISH RES ROARD CAN TRANSL SF.R 10o4:1•29 ••

IOq TEAAO,Y 1UCHIYAMA,M IKlJRAHASH!,S p•ATSUMOTO,H.1908.STUO!ES ON THE tNTERSPEC!F!C SALMONOIO HY~~IOS BfT~~EN C~UM SALMON ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (WAL8AUH) ANO ~OKANfE SALMON ONCORHY~CHUS Nf.RKA VAR ADONIS (JORDAN ET

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109 MCGREGOR) Ill ON SOME EXTERNAL CHARACTERISTICS AND FERTILITY OF Fl HYRRIDS.CSCI REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY 201zq.36,lq6SlFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 107311•11,.

110 TERAO,T IUCHIYAMA,M IKURAHASH!,S IMATSUMOTO,H IYOSHJZAKl 11 IABE,H 10KUNO, A,1968.STUOIES ON THE INTERSPECIF!C SAL~ONOIO HYBRIDS BETWEEN CHUM SALMON,ONCORHYNCHUS KETA(WAL8AUM)AND KOKANEE SALMON,ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA VAR AOONISCJOROAN ET MCGPEGOR)!V MORPHOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF VARIATION IN SOME MERTSTIC CHARACTERS OF HYBRIDS (Fil AND PARENT SPECIES,CSCI REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY 21113•U!,1966)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 107411•34 ..

111 AK!8A,T 1SANO,S 1TAGUCHI1K.1966.PROPAGATION Of CHUM SALMON TN JAPAN, (NIHDN NO SAKE JINKO FUKA•JIGYO 1•11•57, lq661FJSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1077ll•IU6 ••

112 DSH!MA,M,1968,0CCURRENCE Of THE NATURAL HYRRID BET~EEN ONCORHYNCHUS MASOU ANO ONCOPHYNCHUS RHOOURUS IN THE UPPER STREAM OF TENRIU RIVER, (008UTSUGAKU ZASSHI 68(7l:2Sq•262,lq591F!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1096:1-11 ••

113 SM!RNOV 1Al.1968.PR08LEMS OF RATIONALIZATION OF THE BIOTECHNIOUE OF SALMON BREEDING ON SAKHALIN.CTR SOVESHCH VOP LOS KHOZ DAL'NEGO VOSTOKA 94•110, t953lf!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1110:1•28.,

114 MORROW,JE 1GRITZ,RL tKIRTON,MP.1975.EFFECTS OF SOME COMPONENTS OF CRUDE OIL ON YOIJNG COHO SALMON.COPEIA lq75·21326•331 ••

115 KROGIUS,fV,1068.0N THE RELATIONSHIP Of THE SfAWARO MIGRATION OF YOUNG SOCKEYE SALMON TO THE CONOITIO~S PREVAILING IN LIKE DAL'NEE,CIZV TJKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO l~ST RYBN ~HOZ OKE~~OGR 57125•l0,1967)F!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER llA511•7,(RE FOERSTER TRANSL).

116 KAJ!,S 1SATON,M 1KUOO,Y tUEOA,K IGORRMAN,A,1975.SPEcTRAL ANALYSTS OF OLFACTORY RESPONSES OF ACULT SPl•NING CHUM SAL~04 CONCORHYNCHUS KETA) TO STREAM WATERS,cOMP BIOCHlM PHYSIOL ~1At711•716 ••

117 YUROWITZKY,YG 1MILMAN,LS,1973.FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR GLYCOGENOLYSIS ACCELERATION IN EARLY fMRRYOG~NES!S OF TELEOSTS,WILHELM ROUX' ARCH ENTWlCKLUNGS~ECH ORG 1731q•zt.,

118 SHEKHANOVA,!A,lq71,ACCUWULAT!ON AND OISTR!~UTJON Of WATER•OISSOLVEO RAOIOISOTOPf5 IN FISH EGGS DURl•G EMBRYOGENESIS (FROM "PROBLEMS OF FISH PHYS!OLOGY"l.CTR VSES NAUCH~O•ISSLED INST MORSK RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 6ql lq•27,1970IFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 161711•16,.

\\q SM!RNOV,Al.tq7h,810LOGY, REPRODUCTION ANO OEVfLOP~ENT OF PACIFIC SAL~ON, CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH MAR SERV lRANSL SER 38blll•S06(1ZO MOSK UNIV11•l35,

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119 1975) ••

120 HAGENMAJER,HE.197Q.THE HATCHING PROCESS IN FISH EMBRYOS V CHARACTERI24TION OF THE HATCHING PROTEASE CCHORIONASEl FROM THE PERIVITELLINE fLUIO OF THE RAJNBO~ TROUT, SALMO GAIRDNERI RICH, AS A METALLO ENZYME.WILHELH ROUX' ARCH ENTWICKLUNGSMECH ORG 751157•162,,

121 HAGENMAIER,H£.197Q.THE HATCHING PROCESS IN FISH EHBRYOS VI DEVELOPMENT, STRUCTURE, ANO FUNCTION OF THE HATCHING GLA~O CELLS OF THE RAINBOW TROUT, SALMO GAIRDNERI RICH.2 MORPHOL TIE~E 7912JJ•2QQ.(fNGLISH SUMMARY).

122 HAHOR,T IGARSIOE,ET.1975.REGULATIO~ OF OXYGEN CONSU~PTION BY INCIOE~T ILLUMINATION IN EHRRYONATEO OVA Of ATLANTIC SALMON SALMO SALAR L.CO~P BIOCHE~ PHYSIOL S2A1277•280 ••

123 STASKO,AR.1975.UNOERWATER BIOTELEMETRY, AN ~NNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 53411•31,.

124 KAIROV.EA rCHUOOVA.Zl.19o2.THE PASSAGE OF ~!GRATING ATLANTIC SALMON ANO VJMBA SPA•NFRS THROUGH THE FISH~AY OF THt WEGUM HYORO•ELECTRIC STATION. (TR NAUCH~O•ISSLED INST RYRN KHRZ SNKH LATV SSR J1079•a93ol961JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 39911.CCONCLUSIONS ONLY).

125 MACHNIAK,K.1975.T HE EFFECTS OF HYDROELECTRIC OEVELOPMENT ON THE BIOLOGY OF NORTHERN FISHES CREPRODUCIION ANO POPULATION DYNAMICS) IV LAKE TROUT SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH (WAL~AUM)1A LI1ERATUR£ REVIEW ANO BlBLIOGRAPHY.FlSH RES BOARO CAN TECH REP 53011•52 ••

12b ALEKSANORJISKAYA,AV.!Q68.THE ACCUMULATION OF ORGANIC HATTER ON THE BOTTOM Of NE• REARING PONOS (PAPER ~O za JN "PR08LEHS Of PONO PJSCICULTURE"l. (TR VSES NAUCH~O-JSSLED INST PRUu RY~N KHOZ ISC2a)l200•2Q4,19b7)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL S~R 114611•10 ••

127 SANO,S 1EGUCHl,H.1q68.INTERSPECIFIC HYARIO!ZAT!ON AMONG SALMONID FISHES. CSUISt N FUKAJYO FUKU IHO, SHUWA II NfN:l•!3,193b)FJSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 116411•15 ••

128 KOSHIOA,H.lq68.ECOLOGY ANO HYORIDIZATION OF MASU 1,(SUISAN KENKYUSHI 35(7)1l80•l8J,1qzblfJSH RES BOARD CA N TRA NS L SER 110511•12,.

129 KOSHIOA,H.1908.ECOLOGY ANO HYBRIDIZATION OF MASU 2.(SUISAN KENKYUSHI l5(8)1201•203,lq2o)FISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 116611•9 00

130 HAYAGURI,H.1968.HY8RIOIZATION OF TROUT.CSUISAN KENKYUSHI ll(Sli251•258, lqJ6)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 116711•20 ••

Ill KROKHJN,EM.19~6.EFFECT OF SIZE OF ESCAPEMENT OF SOCKEYE SALMON SPAWNERS ON THE PHOSPHATE CONTENT Of A NURSERY LAKE.(!ZV TlKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO

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131 INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOCR 57131•54,1967)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 11661 1•45.(RE FOERSTER TRANSL>.

132 KROGIUS,FV.IQ66.A MfTHOO FOR DETERMINING THE ABUNDANCE OF SOCKEYE SALMON. (TR VSES NAUCHNO•!SSLEO INST MORSK RYRN KHOZ OKEANOGR 62:71•77,1967lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 11R711•9.(RE FOERSTER TRANSL),

133 MIHARA,T 1SAND,S :EGUCHI,H.1966.ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION OF SALMON IN JAPAN,(SAKE,~ISU JINKOO•FUKA JIGYO SERIES ON TME PROPAGATION OF MARINE PROOUCTStNIHON SUISANSHICEN HOGO KYOOKAI 5(5l:2•60,1964)fISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 103911•67,,

134 NAGOSHJ,M.1966.0N THE EFFECTS Of SIZE HIERARCHY UPON THE GROWTH Of 'FISHES.(MJE KENRITSU DAIGAKU SUISAN GAKABU ~IYO 7(2):192•1 98,1967) FISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER llQ611•17 ••

135 SCHEMINSKY,f.\969.WATER REGULATION ANO GRO~TK.(PFLUEGERS ARCHIV GESAM1E PHYSIOL MENSCHEN UNO DER TIER~ 223164S·656,!929)F!SM RES BOARD CAN TRA~SL SER 119811•13.CGL ROSINS TRANSL),

136 SEMKO,RS.19bq.PROCEOURES FOR PREOICTI NG THE ABUNDANCE Of STOCKS OF PINK ANO CUHO SAi.MON.CTR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST MOASK RYAN KHOZ OKEANOGR b2t 90•106,19o7lFISH RES BUAAO CAN TRANSL SER 1204:1•23.(~E FOEASTEA & WE RICKER TRANSL>.

137 KARAKOTSKY,E0.19b9.THfORETICAL RASIS OF THE EXPLOITATION Of A FISH STOCK. (RYBN KHOZ 44C7)122•25,IQo6lFISH RES ROARO CAN JRANSL SER 121411 • 10.

138

140

142

(WE RICKER TRANSL).

KAMYSHNAYA,MS 1SM!RNOV,Al 0 19b6.NATURAL REPAOOUCTION Of PINK SALMON ACCLI MATIZED IN THE ~ATERSHEOS Of THE ~ARENTS ANO WHITE SEAS.(RYBN KHOZ QO(I0):16•20,lq6R)f1SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1215:1 • 8,(WE RICKER TRANSL) .

KINIO'EV,AN :LEVANIOOV,VY.1q10.THE IMPROVEMENT OF AJOTECHNICS AS APPLIED TO THE 6REEOI•C Of CHUM SALMON.CIZV TIK HOO KEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 65:11q•l32,!9b~lfISH RES HOARD CAN TRA~SL SER 140311•38 ••

VERNIOUB,MF.1970.COMPOSITJON Of THE RED ANO WHITE BLOOD CELLS Of E~BRYOS OF ATLANTIC SALMON AND RALTIC SAL~ON (SALMO SALAR Ll ANO CHANGES IN THIS COMPOSITION OURI•C THE GRO•TH OF THE ORGANISM.CTR ~UAM MOASK BIOL INST 12/lb113q•162,\966lFISH RES 60ARO CAN TRANSL SER 135311•72 ••

VOLOVTK,SP.1970.0N THE POSSIHILITY OF USING THE METHOD OF MORPHOMETRY FOR DETERMINING LOCAL PIN~ SAL~ON POPULATIONS.<IZV TIKHOO·E~N N~UCHNO•ISSLEO INST RY~N KHOZ OKEANOGR o5197•107,196SlfISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 144211-22 ••

YARZHOMBEK,AA 0 1q71,CAROTENOIOS IN SALMDN!DAE ANO THEIR RELATION TO

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142 REPRODUCTION or THf.SE FISHES (FROM " PROBLEMS Of FISH PH YSIOLOGY " ) . CTR VSES NAUCHNO • ISSLEO INST HOHSK RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 69t234• 267,1970lf!SH R(S 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER lb4lll • bS • •

143 8ELOVA,AV . 19b6.A CO~PARATIVE MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS Of THE 8LOOO Of YOUNG PINK SAL~ON fROM SAKHALIN ANO MURMANSK HATCHERIES ANO FROM NATUHAL SPAWNING GROUNDS.CTR MURM "0RSK BIOL INST 12• lbt163• 17S,!96blFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 135411 • 33 ••

144 TAKA~A,K 1ZAMA,K :IGARASHl,H.1970.CHANGES IN THE LIPIDS DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SALMON EGGS.(HOKKAIOO OAIGAKU SU!SANGAKUBU KEN KYU !HO 2(2) 1118• 12S,1969lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1382:1 • 17 ••

145 KROKHIN,[M.19b9.INFLUENCE OF THE INTENSITY OF PASSAGE OF THE SOCKEYE SAL~ON ONCOAHYNCHUS NfR KA (rlALBl ON THE PHOSPHATE CONTEN T OF SP AWNING LAKES . CTR INST BIOL VNUTRFNNIKH VOO AKAO NAUK SSSk 15(18)126• 31 , 1967)FISH RES 80ARO CAN lRANSL SER 1273 : 1• 14 ••

146 KANIO'EV,AM . 1970.RE•ESTARLISHMENT OF THE PACJFIC SALMON SPAWNING GROUNDS IN FORM[RLY FLOATABLE RIVERS OF SAKHILJN.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO- ISSLEO INST RYBV KHOZ OKfANOGR o5:t33•144,1968lFISH RES 80AR0 CAN TRANSL SER 144411 • 33 • •

147 IVANKOV,VN.1970 . INFLUlNCE OF OCEAN ORifTNET FISHl~G ON THE STRUCTURE OF SPAWNl~G SCHOnLS OF PINK SALMON . (IZV TIKHOOKfA~ NAUCHNO - ISSLED INST QYRN KHOZ OKEANOGR b512b3· 2o5,19b8JF!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1452:1 • 5 ••

148 SHf.KHANOVA,IA :REL'MAKOV,VS :LAPIN,VI 1LYASHENKO,AG iMILORAOOV,GK.1971. EFFECT OF kAOIO!SOTuPES O!SSOLVEO " IN ~ATER o~ DEVELOPING FISH EGGS (fRQM "PHOBLEMS OF FISH PHYSIOLOGY"l . CTR VSES NAllCH~O · ISSLEO INST MORSK Rf8N KHOZ OKEA~OCR b9134•48,!970)f!SH RES HOARD CAN TRANSL SER lbl9:1 • 34 ••

149 SHEKHANOVA,IA.t97t.POSS!BILITY OF USl~G SR-89 FOR MASS - MARKING YOUNG FJSM(fROM"PPOHLEMS OF ~)SH PHYS!OLOGY"l . ITR VSES NAUCHNO • ISSLEO INST MORSK RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 69:58• 69.1970)FISH RF.S BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 162111-41 ••

ISO BAKSHTA~SK!l,EL.1971.00•~STRf.AM MIGRATIONS Of PINK ANO RfO SALMON ANO CAUSES OF THEIR nfLAY IN STREAMS Of THE KOLA PENINSULA (FHOM "FISH CULTURE IN •ATURAL WATERS"l.CTR VSES NAUCHNO· ISSLEO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKflNOGR 741129• 143,1970JFISH RES 80AR0 CAN TRANSL SER 1965 11• 23 • •

151 TSIRKOVA,~K.1971.IMPORTANCE OF FAT IN T~E RATIONS OF YOU~G TROUT REAQEO ARTIFICIALLY (FROM "PROSLEMS OF FISH PHYS!OLOGY'l . CTR VSES NAUCHNO • ISSLfO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR o9tlo3 • 169,1970lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 163211 · 1~ ••

152 PETRENKO , JN.1971.POSSIBILI TY OF US I NG AMINO • ACIO COMPOSI TION IN FISH FOR

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152 EVALUATING THE PARENT STOCK ANO ITS PROGENY (FROM "PROBLEMS OF FISH PHYSIOLOCY"l.CTR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST MORSK RY~N KHOZ OKEANOGR bq: 152•157,lq70lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 163011•17 ••

153 PETRENKO,IN.1971.EVALUATION Of HATCHERY•REAPEO YOUNG SALMON BY CERTATN BIOCHEMICAL INOIClS (FROM "PROBLEMS OF FISH PHYSIOLOGY 0 ) . (TR VSfS NAUCHNO •ISSLEO INST M0R$K RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 69:1•7•151,lq70lFISH RES ROARO CAN TRANSL SER 162qll•ll.,

154 FISHERIES AGENCY OF JAPAN,1971.STUOY ON IOENTIFICATIO~ Of THE PACIFIC SALMON AY NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.CfISHERIES AGENCY OF JAPAN 1•22, 1967lFISH RES ROARO CAN TRANSL SER 16~511•47 ••

155 ABAKUMOV,VA.1972.TIME STRUCTURE OF POPULATIONS (FROM "BIOLOGICAL FOUNOATJO~S OF THE FISHING INDUSTRY ANO REGULATIONS OF MARINE FISHERIES").{TR VSES NAUCHNO•I SSLEO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 71(2)1225•260.1970lflSH RES AOARO CAN TRANSL SER 171q:l•61 ••

156 VOLOVIK,SP :GR!T$ENKO,Of.lq7!.EFffCT OF PREDATION ON THE SURVIVAL OF YOUNG SAL~ON IN THE RIVERS Uf SAKHALIN {FROH "R!OLDGICAL FOUNDATIONS Of THE FISHING INDUSTRY AND REGULATIONS Of MARINE FISHERIES") .CTR VSES NAUCHNO-ISSLEO !~ST ~ORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 71C2):193•209,1970lf!S~ RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 171b:l•44 0 •

157 NESCHAEVA,NL.1971.PARASITES ANO DISEASES OF THE YOUNG SALMON IN THE CASPIAN ANO BLACK SfAS.CTP VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST "0RSK RYAN KHOZ OKfANOGR 7Qll4G•ISS,1970lf1SH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL SER 176611•19 ••

156 YASTREAKOV,AA.1971.EFFECT OF EGG SIZE UPON SIZE AN~ G~OWTH RATE Of PINK SALMON LARVAE.CTR ~UPM ~ORSK BIOL INST 12(16)1G5•53,196o)f!SH RES 60ARO CAN TRANSL SER 162211•25 ••

159 HIKlTA,T.1971.0N A SALMONJO FISH KNOwN AS "IWAME" IN LOCAL NAME w!TH!'I HOKKAIDO.(SCI MtP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY 181Gl•QJ,1963)f!SH RES ROlRD CA~ TRANSL SER 1912:1•9 ••

160 BLINOV,VV.1971.THE THEORETICAL RASIS OF A DEVICE FOR COU~TING FISH LARVAE.CTR vSES NAUCHNO•J SSLED INST MORSK RY6N KHOZ OKEANOGR 31198 •21Q,lq70lF ISH RES AOARO CAN TRANSL SER 1915:1•20 ••

161 VOLOVJK,SP 1GRITSF.NKO,uF.1968.CERTA!N BIOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES OF CHUM SALMON IN THE BASIN OF THf TY~ RIVER (NE SAKHALINl.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•!SSLlD INST RYSN -~oz OKEANOCR 6512b6•2b7.lq•a>FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 198q11•4 ••

162 IVlNKOV,VN.197?.PACIF!C SAL~ON IN THE REGION OF MURUP ISLAND (KURIL ISLANDS).CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHND•ISSLED INST RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR bS1aq.74, 19•6lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL S(R 199911•40 ••

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I 163 TERAO,T 1UCHIYAMA,M tKllRAHASH!,S IMATSUMOTO,H.1972.STUOIES ON

INTERSPfCIFIC SALMONOIO HYHRIOS 8ET~tEN CH UM SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (WALBAU~), A~D KOKANEE SALMON, 0 NERKA VAR ADONIS (JORDAN ET MCGREGOR)-V COMPARISON OF VARIATIO~S OF SOME ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERS IN HYBRIDS CF!) ANO PARENT FISHES CULTURED IN ~EARING PONOS.(SCI REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY 22133-o9,19b7lfISH Rf.S BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 200711•28,,

164 LEVANIOOV,VY.1972.REPRODUCTION Of AMUR SALMO~ AND THE FOOD SUPPLY Of THEIR JUVENILES IN THE T~l8UTARIES Of THE AMUR.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNOISSLEO INST RYRN KHOZ OKEANOGR b713-242,19b9lfISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2017:1-•57,.

165 KAT O,T.1972.STUOIES ON THE Tf.CHNtOUfS Of SALMON- AND TROUT-CULTURING Ill GROWTH ANO SURVIVAL RATE Of SlLVELINUS PLUVJUS, S FONTJNALIS FONTINALIS, ANO TliE HYBRID S PLUVIUS X S fONTINALIS FONTINALJS,(8ULL FRESHWATER FISH RES LAB 16(1):59-65,196blFISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2035:1-18 ••

166 HIRAKJ,0.1972.0~ THF HVARTn~ ij(T~EEN "MASU" AND "AMAGO",(TO~VO PREFECTURE FISH RlP 6:81 -~4.1932lFISH HES BOARO CAN TRANSL SEH c037:1-s ••

167 MALJNIN,L~.1972.HOME RANGE ANO HOMING INSTINCT OF FISH,(ZOOL ZH 48(311 381•39111969lFISH RES BOARD CA~ TRA NSL SEP. 205011•26.,

166 TAMARJN,AE s~OMAROVA,NP.197?.SOME OATA ON THE RESPIRATION OF TEREK RIVEP. SALMON IN RELATION TO THE ~10-TECH~IQUES Of SALMON CULTURE.CTR VSES NAUCHNO-ISSLEo INST MORSK R¥6N ~HOZ OKEANOGR 41I0-2llFISH RES BOARD C~N TRANSL SEP 2055:1-11,,

169 TE~AO,T.1972.STUOIES ON THE BREEDING ANO ARTIFICIAL CROSSES OF CHUM, ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (WAL~), A~D KOKANff SALMON, 0 NERKA VAR ADONIS (JORDAN ANO MCGREGOR> IN SALMONO!ll FISH~S .(SCI REP HO<~AJOO FISH HATCHERY 251 l•IOl,1970lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2076:1-200,,

170 SPAAS,JT :HEUTS,vJ.1972.CONTRt~UTIONS TO THF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY AND GENETICS OF THE EUROPEAN SALMnNIOAE 11 PHYSIOLOGY ANO GENETICS OF EMBRYONIC OEVELOPMENT .C HYDRUBIOL 1211-26,1971)FISH ~ES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 207711-32 ••

171 BLINOV,VV,1972.0N THE PROBLEM OF COUNTING AND TRANSPORTING FINGERLI NGS , (TR VSFS ~AUCH~O-!SSLEO !NSI MORSK RYfiN KHOZ OKEANOGR 41157-lb7,1970lf!SH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER 2089:1-10,,

172 ZYBLUT,ER.1972,THE lq72 REPORT ON CHUM SAL~ON STOCKS OF THE JOHNSTONE STRAJT-FRASF~ RIVER STUDY AREA.CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV ' PAC REG TECH REP 1972-911-10 ••

173 BERG,LS.1972.Tkf ORIGIN Of TROUT ANO OTHER FRESHWATER SALMONIDS.(PAMYATI AKAD SERGEYA ALEKSEEV ZERROVAllS9•172,1948,MOSCO~lFISH RES SOARD CAN

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173 TRANSL SER 213211•35 ••

174 KIRPITSCHNl~ow.ws !fAKTOROWJTSCH,KA.1q12.GENETIC CONTROL METHODS Of FISH DISEASE5,(Z FISCH 17(1-~)1227•236,1969) FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 219011-18 ••

' 175 KOSORJc.o !VUKOVIC.T.1972.RESEARCH Of THE POSSIBILITY OF HYBRIDIZATION OF SALMON!D SPECIES IN THE NERETVA RIVER BASTN.CICHTHYOLOGIA 1(1)157•67,1969 )FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 227511•19,,

176 BULGAKOVA,Gl.1972.0PTIMUM YIELD IN THE CASE OF TWO COMPETING POPULATIONS (MATHEMATICAL MODEL) CFQOM "COLLECTED PAPERS OF YOUNG RESf.ARCH WORKtRS"). CTR VSES HAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 41143•15o.1970lf!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2154:1•14 ••

177 BAKSHTANSKII.EL 1R!MSH,EY IKYAS!YOV.IB.1973.EFFICIENCY OF SALMON HATCHERIES IN THE KURA QJVF.R BASIN, ANO tCOLOG!CAL CHARACTERISTICS Of TROUT ANO SEA TROUT.CTR VSES NAUCH~O·ISSLEO !HST NORSK RYBN KHOZ OKfANOGR 811]8•77ol971lflSH HES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2J70!1•64 ••

178 KOSTAREV,VL.1973.INFLUENCE OF SOME CLIMATIC FACTORS ON EFFICIENCY Of NATURAL REPPOOUCTION OF OKHOTSK SALMON.CJZV T!KHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR 711109•121ol970lf!SH RES 80AND CAN TRANSL SER 2Q281!•26,,

179 EV2EROV,AV.lq7J.AEROVISUAL ~ETHOOS OF COUNTING SALMON.(!ZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 71:1q9-204,1970lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2Q22:1•12 ••

180 SELIFONOV,MM,1971.THE GROWTH OF YOU~G SOCKEYF SALMON IN LAKE KURIL.llZV TIKHOOK£AN NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST RYHN KHOZ OKEANOGR 78133•41,1q70JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2340:l•lq.,

181 KONOVALOV,FM.1972.RESULTS OF STUDIES ON THE STRUCTURE OF A LOCAL STOCK OF SOCKEYF AT LAKE AZAAACH.(NAUCHN SOOHSHCH INST BIOL MORVA 21113•117.1971! FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SfR 2JOO:l•b,l•E RICKER TRANSL),

182 KLOKOV,VK.1973.THE POPULATION OYNA~ICS OF ~PAWNING SCHOOLS OF SALMON ON THE NORTH COAST OF THE SEA OF O~rlOTSK.ClZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR 711lb9•177,)970)FlSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 23231 1•21 ••

183 ZOR~!Ol.ZK.1973.POPULAT!ON OYNl~ICS OF COHO SALMON,(lZV TlKH00KEAN NAUCHNO-ISSLEO !~ST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR 78161•72ol970)F!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 246211•22 ••

184 SCHINOLER,0.1973.LARVAE ANO FRY O~RIVEO ON CROSSING SEA TROUT ANO RROOK TROUT.CINT REV HYORORIOL 37(4•5)1365•404ol938)F!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL

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KOLESNIK,YA.IQ73.SO~E PROBLEMS CON~ECTEO ~ITH DETE RMI NAT I ON OF THf TOTAL ANNUAL MORTALITY COEFFICIENT IN F!SH,(!ZV T!KH00KEAN NAUCH~O-ISSLEO INST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOCR 75:bb•n8,IQ71)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 258 1:1•5 ••

KOSTAREV,VL.\Q73.VARIAT!ON OF SURVIVAL OF OK"OTSK KETA.(!ZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCH~O-iSSLEO INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOCR 71:123•132 , IQ70lF!SH RES 60ARO CAN TRANSL SER 253bl1•19 ••

EV2EROV,AV.IQ73 . THE RELATIONSHIP 6ET•E[N THE CATCHES ANO THE SIZE OF THE SPAWNING SCHOOL CAUGHT, ANO THE DYNAMICS OF DOG SAL~ON'S MIGRATION INTO THE RIVfAS OF THE OKHOTSK SEA YASIN .( IZV TikHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 71:191 •1 Q8,1970lFISH RES ~OARD CAN TRANSL SER 25421 1•1b ••

188 VOL08UEV,VV 1h!KULIN,OA.IQ73.0ATA ON THE RIOLOf.Y OF ANADYR RIVER CHUM SALMO~.(IZV T!Kh00KEIN NAUCHNO•lSSL[D !~SI RY~N KHOZ OKEANOG~ 711219•230, IQ70)FISH RES 80AR0 CAN TRAqSL SER 255011 • 21 ••

189 KOSYQEVA,RY :SVETLOV,NF.lq73.EFFICIENCY OF FISH FARMS JN THf REPPODUCTION OF SEM!•ANAOROMOUS FISH STOCKS Of T"E CASPIAN SEA AND THE SEA OF IZOV (~!OLOG!CAL PRINCIPLES AND NAYS OF INC~EAS!~C THE fff ICIE~CY UF NATURAL REPROOUCT!O~ ANO REARING OF VALUABLE COMMtRCIAL Fl3HESl.CTR VSES NAUCHNO • !SSLED INST ~PNSK RY~N KHOZ OKEANOGR 81(1l : 21 • 37,1971lfISH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER ?58311 • 21 ••

190 ECOROV•,Tv.1q73.REPP~DUCTION A\n DEVELOPUE•T OF SOCKEYE IN TH E 8ASI• OF OZERNAYA R!VER.(IZV T!KHOOKFAN NAUCHNO• ISSL~O INST RY8N KH02 OKEANOGR 7]1]9•5],JQ70lFISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SEN 2619 : 1• 31 ••

!QI IEVLEVl,MY , 1973.CONOITIONS OF CONAOS OF ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA (WALBl SMOLTS OURJNC THf!R DOWNSTREAM •!CRATION IN KAMCHATKA R!VEPS.IIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 7]:5••71,IQ70)FISH RES 80ANO CAN TRANSL SfR 2b2711••3 ••

192 LfVANIOOV,VY tZO~~IDIJ,ZK :NJKOLAEVA,ET.IQ73.PRESENT CONOITION Of PACIFIC SALMON STOCKS.(llV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCH~O-JSSLED INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 731 3•24,1970)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER ?o02:1•5G • •

193 TUGAR!NA,PY 1POSTNIKOV,VM.IQ73.FEEOINf. A~O T~OPH!C RELATIONS Of FISH IN THE BASINS OF THE !L(RNEl • ANYUI SYSTEM (CHUKCHI PENINSULAl .(I ZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST RYR~ KHOZ O~EANOGR 711259• 282.t970lFISH RES BOARD CAN TNANSL SFR 257311•51 ••

194 lEVLEVA,~Y.1973 . G~METOC.ENFS!S 0~ YOUNG SOCKfYE SAL~ON (ONCORHYNCHUS N(RKA WALBJ FRO~ OAL'NEE LAKE,(IZV T!KHOO•EAN NAUCH~O•I SSLEO INST RYAN KHOZ OKEANOCR 78t61•104,1970lfJS" RES BOARD CAN TNANSL SER 257211•71 ••

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1q5 NICHOLSON,HF . 1975 . Bl0LIOGRAPHY ON THE Ll~NOLOGY ANO FISHERIES OF CANADIA N FRESHNATERS N0.3.FISH RES ROARO CAN TECH REP 5bbll • l27 ••

l9b PERSOV , GM . lq73 . EA~LY STAGES OF GAMETOGE~ESIS IN DIAOROMOUS SALMON . CTR KOL'SKOCO HURM MOPSK RJOL INST 12Clb)l7• 4Q,19b&lf ! SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 284911 - 77 ••

1q7 BUKHANEVICM,IB . 1973 . 0N THE INTERACTION Of RECR UITMENT, GRO•TH, AND MORTALITY IN FISH.CTR VSES ~AUCHNO• ISSLED INST ~ORSK RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 8o(o):!80- 189,1971)f ! SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2844 11• 11 • •

198 MOLLER,O 1NAEVOAL,G.1973.VARJATJONS JN GROWTH Of SALMON ANO RAINBO• TPOUT FR Y. (FISKEN OG HAVEi 3(3l l ll•21),1973lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 275~: t • ZS • •

199 BARSUK,LN.1973 . RIOCHfMICAL ST UD Y OF FAR• EASTERN SALMON DURING SPAWNING M!GRATION . CIZV TIKl<OnKEAN NA UC HNO • ISSLED INST RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 77 : 127• 133, 1972lFISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2~511 1•1 2 ••

200 S!MONOVA, NA.197Q.THE FfEOI NG OF SOCKEYE FRY IN SP.AW NING GROUNOS AN tt THEIR FOOD SUl'PLY . <IZV T!KHOOK F. AN 111.A\ICHl'IO- JSSLEO l"IST RYRN KHOZ OKEANOGR ~2: 17q• l&q,1972lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2qlll l•l q ••

201 TURDAKOV,AF . lq74.8EHAVIOUR OF TROUT SPER~A TOZOA IN PINGER SOLUTIO•S OF VARYING CONCENTRATIONS.(NAUCH DOKL VYSSH SHK BI OL NAUK 13(2)120 • 24olq70) FISH RES BOARD CAN T~ANSL SER 292011 •1 0 ••

202 NIKOLAEVA,ET. 1974.THE SIZE ·~E I GHT CHARACTER I STIC OF CHUM SALMON FRY IN THE MO UTHS OF THE K A~CHATKA RIVERS.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO • ISSLEO INST RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 82:153 • 1bG,lq72lFISH RES 80AR0 CAN TRANSL SER 2q211 l • 15 • •

203 NIKO LAEVA,ET . 1974 . TROPHJC RfAU!RE ~Ei'ITS ANO GRO•TH OF YOUNG KAMCHATKA CHUM SALMO N.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN ~AUCHNO•ISSLFO I NST RYAN KHOZ OKEANOCR 82 : 1bS•lo~, 1972)FISH RES 80.ARO CAN TRANSL SER 2929 11• 25 • •

204 PLATOSHINA,LK.lq7o. A DESCRIPTION OF THE CO MO ! TION OF THE HYPOPHYSES OF FALL CH UM SAL~O~ IN THf AYUR ~!VEN IN DIFFERENT RECTORS OF THl SPAWNING MIGRATION . (IZV TIKH OO KEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLlO INST RY6N KHOZ OKEANOGR 77 1 233• 255ol972lF I SH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2934 11•7 ••

205 KROGIUS,FV . lq7a.THE LINEAR GROWTH OF YOUNG SOCKEYE (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA (WAL81l !"I THE LAKE OAL '~EF .C IZV TI KHOOKEAN N.AUCHNO• IS~LED I NST RYAN KHOZ OKEANOGR 82 119•l lolQ72lFJSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 2955 : 1• 29 ••

20b SWifT,OR , lq&5.EFFECT OF T f.~P E RATURF. O~ MOR TALITY ANO RATE OF DEVELOPMENT Of THE EGGS OF THE • INOER•f~E CHAR l SALVELINUS ALP I NUS) . J F I SH RES aOARD CAN 22(Q)1913• 917 • •

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207 SHAPL£Y 1 SP 1~1SHOP,OM , 19b5 , SEDIM£NTATIDN IN A SALMON STREAM, J F I SH RES BOARD CAN 22(q):919• 928 , ,

208 NDRR1s.oo . 19b9 . 0EPRESSION OF GRD~TH FOLLOWING RAOIO THYROIDECTOMY OF LARVAL CHl~OOK SALMON ANO STEELHEAO TROUT.TRANS AM FISH SOC 98 t1 0U•! Ob , ,

209 tNCERPJ,A 1 WARNER.~ . 1969,FECUNDJTY OF LANDLOCKED SALMON, SALMD SALAR. TRANS AM FISH SOC 98(q)t72~·723 ,,

210 FOERSTER 1RE.19b5 , EFFECT OF RETENTION OF SPERMATOZOA ANO OVA OF SOCKEY£ SALMON, ONCOQHYNCHUS NERKA, IN hATER ANO WITHOU T AOOI TION OF WA TER , ON FfRTILITY , J FISH H~S BOARD CAN 22Col11S03• 152! ,,

211 fMA0! 1H.1973 . YOLK • $AC MALFORMATION IN PACIFIC SALMON IN RELATION TD SUBSTRATE, TEMPERATURE, ANO •ATER VELOC ! TY , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 301 12q9- 12so ..

212 HALE.JG 1HILOEN10A , 1969 , SPAriNlNG ANO SO~E ASPECTS OF £ARL Y L! Ff. HISTORY OF BROOK TROUT, SALVEL!NUS FO~TJNAL!S (M!TCHILL), I N THE LABORA TORY . TRANS AM FISH SOC 98(3)1473• 477 ,.

213 CRUF.A 1 00 . 196~ . SOME CHEMICAL ANO PHYSICAL CHARACTERIS TICS OF F I SH SPERM , TRANS AM FISH SOC 98(4)17d5• 788 ,,

214 MAXFIELO,GH 1LANOER,RH tLISCOM,KL,!971 . SURV!VAL , GROWTH , ANO FECUND I TY Of HATCHERY• REAREO RAINqow TROUT AFTER EXPOSURE ro PULSATING DIRECT CURRENT . TRANS AM FISH SOC 100(3):54~·552, ,

215 OLSON,LE 1VARK!NG,LL,l973,TOXIC ! TY OF TFM ( LAMPR!CiOE) TO SI X EARLY LIFE STAGES OF RA!NHO• TROUT CSALMO GA!RONER l ) , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 301!0q7. 1052 ..

216 EC~ROAT,LR.IQ7!,LE~S PROTEIN POLYMORPH!S4S IN HATCHERY ANO NA TURAL POP ULATIONS OF ~•OOK TROUT , SALVEL!NUS FONTINAL!S CM!TCHILLl , TRANS AM FISH SOC 100(3)1~27•536 ••

217 NE~C0~6EoC IHART~AN,G,1973.SO~E CHEMICAL SIGNALS IN THE SPAWN I NG BEHAVIOUR OF RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERIJ , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 301 995· '197 ,.

2 18 SUTTERLJN,AM 1CRAY,R , 1Q73.CHEMICAL BASIS FDR HOMING OF ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR) TO A HATCH(RY.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 301985• 989, ,

219 HOKANSON,KEF 1MCCORM!CK,JH 1JONES,BR 1TUCKER,JH.1Q73.THERMAL REQUIREMEN TS FOR MATURATION, SPA~NJNC, AND EM~RYO S~RV!VAL Of THE BROOK TROUT , SALVELINUS FONl!NALIS , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 30 197S• Q84 ,,

220 JENSEN,AL,197!.THE EFFECT OF INCREASED MORTALITY ON THE YOUNG IN A

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220 POPULATION OF AROOK TROUT, A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS, TRANS AM FISH SOC IOOC3J:a5b•4Sq,,

221 SIEFERT,RE : SPOOR,~A :SY~FTT,Rf .lq73. EFFECTS Of REOUCfD OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS ON NOHTHERN PIKE (ESO~ LUCIUS) EMBRYOS ANO LARVAE,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 30:849•852 ••

222 WEDEMEYER,G.1973.SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SUBLETMAL HEAT STRESS IN THF JUVENILE STEELkEAO THnUT CSALHO GAIRONERll ANO COHO SAL~ON (DNCOnHYNCHUS KISUTCHJ,J FISH ~ES BOARD CAN 30:831•834., .

223 OODGE,OP IHCCRJHMON,HR.1971.ENVIQON~ENTAL INFLUENCES ON EXTENDED SPAWNING OF RAINBOW TROUT CSALMO GAl~DNERIJ,TRANS AM FISH SOC 100(2):312•318.,

224 HOLETON,Gf.1973.RfSPIPATJON OF ARCTIC CHAR CSALVELINUS ALPINUSJ FROM A HIGH ARCTIC L•KE,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 30:717•723 ••

225 AYLfS,C8 tBERST,AH,1973,PA~EWTAL AGE AND SURVIVAL OF PROGENY IN SPLAKE HYBRIDS (SALVELINUS FONIJNAL!S XS NANAYCIJSH).J FISH RES ~OARD CAN 301 579•582 ••

22b WADLEY,G~ :WELA•OER,Ao.1q11.x-RAYS ANn TE•PERATURE1 COMBINED EFFECTS ON MORTALITY A~D GROWTH OF SALMON EMBRYOS .TRANS AM FISH SOC 100(2)1267•275 ••

227 HILOEAAAND,SG.1971 ,T HE EFFtCT OF COHO SPA~NING ON THE SENTMIC INVERTEBRATES OF THE PLATTE RIVER, RENZIE COUNTY, MICHIGAN, TRANS AM FISH SOC IOOCIJ1bl•b8 • •

226 8LACKETT,RF . 1973 .FECUNOITY OF Rf.SIOENT ANO ANAORO~OUS OOLLY VARDEN (SAlVELINUS MALMA) IN SOUTllEASTE~N ALASK4,J FISH RES SOARD CAN 301 5G3•5a8 ••

229 RALEIGH,Rf 1CHAPMAN,OW,1971.GENETIC CONTROL JN LAKEWARD MIGRATIONS OF CUTTHROAT TROUT FRY.TRANS AM FISH SOC !OO(IJ:33•UO,.

230 LAURENCE.cc.1q73,INFLUfNCE OF TFMPERATURE ON ENERGY UTILIZATION OF EMSRYO~IC A~O PROLARVAL TAuTOG, TAUTOGA ONITIS .J FISH RES BOARD CAN JO: Q35 •G4 2, ,

231 MCINTYRE,JO :BLANC,J~.1973,A GENETIC ANALYSIS OF HATCHING TIME IN STfELHEAO TROUT (SALMO GAIPDNERI).J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3011~7·139.,

232 GINETl,RM :LAHKIN,PA.1973,C.HO!CE OF COLORS OF FOOD ITEMS SY RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONtRl),J FISH RES HOARD CAN 301229•234.,

233 IHSSEN,P,1973,!NMER!TANCE OF THERMAL RFSISTANCE IN HYBRIDS OF SALVELINUS fONTINALIS A~O S NA~AYCUSH,J FISH REI BOARD CAN 301401•408 ••

234 SMJTH,RM,1973.EFfECTS OF EGG CONCENTRATIONS OF DOT ANO DIELDRIN ON

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23Q DEVELOPMENT IN WINTER FLOUNDER (PSEUDOPLEURONECTES AMERICANUS).J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3011894•189& ••

235 HERMANUTZ,RO 1MUELLER,LH 1KEMPFERT,KD.IQ73 . CAPTA~ TOXICITY TO FATHEAD MINNOWS (P!MEPMALES PROMELAS), BLUEGILLS (LEPOMIS MACROCHIRUS), ANO BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTINAL!Sl.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3011811•1817.,

236 RITTER,JA 1MCCRIMMON,HR.IQ73.!NFLUENCE Of ENVIRONMENTAL EXPERIENCE ON RESPONSf OF YEARLI NG RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) TO A BLACK ANO WHITE SUBSTRATE.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3011740•1742.,

237 OTT,AG rHORT ON,HF.IQ71.FERTILIZATION OF STEELHEAO TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERil EGGS ~ITH CRYO•PRESERVEO SPERM.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2811915•1918 ••

238 AULSTAD,D tKITTELSEN,A.1971.ABNO~MAL BODY CURVATURES OF RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERil INBRED fRY.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2811918•1920,.

239 COLLINS,JJ.1971.INTRODUCTION OF KOKANEE SALMON (ONCORHYNCUS NERKA) INTO LAKE HURON.J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 2811857·1~71 ••

240 MARKERT,JR tVA NSTO NE,wE.1971.EGG PROTEINS OF COHO SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTC ti )I CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATION ANO MOLECULAR ~EIGHTS OF THE MAJOR PROTEINS IN THE HIGH OENSITY F~ACT!ON AND THEIR PRESENCE IN SALMON PLASMA.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2~11653•1856,.

241 LOCKE,OO ;HAVEY,K.1972.EFFECTS Of DDT UPON SALMON FROM SCHOOOIC LAKE, MAINE.TRANS AM FISH SOC 101(4)1636•643 ••

242 BELL.GR tHOSKINS,GE.1971.ASPfCTS OF THE CHARACTERIZATION, IDENTIFICATION, ANO EC OLOGY OF THE BACTERIAL FLORA ASSOCIATED WITH THE SURFACE OF SlREA~•!NC l'RA T ING PACIFIC SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS) EGGS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2&11511•1525 ••

243 LARKI N,PA.1971.SIMULATION STUDIES OF THE ADAMS RIVER SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKAJ.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2Rtl493•1502 ••

244 LINDSEY.cc IAL!,MY.1971.AN EXP~RIMENT ~ITH HfDAKA, ORYZIAS LATIPES. ANO A CRITIQUE Of THE HYPOTHESIS THAT TELEOST EGG SIZE CONTROLS VERTEBRAL COUNT.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2811?35•1240 ••

245 BURNS,JW.1972.THE OISTRtSUT!ON AND LIFE HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICAN FRESHWATER CRABS (AEGLA) AND THEIR ROLE IN TROUT STREAMS AND LAKES.TRANS AM FISH SOC IOIC4)1595•b07 ••

246 WELANDER.AO IWADLEY,GW tOYSART,DK.1971.GROWTH AND FECUNDITY OF RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO CAIRONER!) EXPOSED TO SINGLE SURLETHAL DOSES OF X•RAYS OURING THE EYED EMBRYO STAGE.J FISH RES BOARO CAN 2811181•1184,.

247 UTTER1FM 1HOOGINS1HD,1972.6IOCHEMICAL GENETIC VARIATION AT SIX LOCI IN

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2Q7 FOUR STOCKS OF RAINBOW TROUT.TRANS AM ~!SH SOC IOIC3J1QqQ•502 ••

2Q8 WALLER,WT 1DAHL8ERG,ML 1SPARKS,RE tCAIRNS,J,1971,A COMPUTER SIMULATION Of THE EFFECTS Of SUPER!~POSf.O MORTALITY DUE TO POLLUTANTS ON POPULATIONS Of FATHEAD MINNOWS CPIMEPMALES PKOMELASl.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2811107•1112 ••

249 SEEGRIST,DW IGARD,R.1972.EFFECTS Of FLOODS ON TROUT IN SAGEHEN CREEK, CALIFORNIA, TRANS AM FISH SOC 101(3)147~·482.,

250 KRUEGER,F,!9b5.ZUR MATHEMATIK DES TifRISCHEN hACHSTUHS I GRUNDLAGEN EINER NEUEN WACHSTUMFUNKTION CON THE ~ATHEMATICS 0F •NIMAL GROWTH I SASlS Of A NEW GROWTH FUNCT!ONl.HELGOL •!SS MEtRESUNTERS 12(1•2)178·13b,CABSTRACT ONLYJFULL TRANSL FROM FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 82Q) 0

251 JENK!NS,TM JR,1971,ROLE OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN DISPERSAL OF INTRODUCED RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GA!RONER!l.J FISH RES BDAMD CAN 2811019•1027 ••

252 SCHRECKoCR l~tHNKE,RJ.1971,TROUTS Of THE UPPER KERN RIVER BASIN, CALIFORNIA, ~llH REFERENCE TO SYSTEMICS ANO FVOLUl!ON OF •ESlERN NORTH AMERICAN SALMO.J FISH RES ROARD CAN 28:987•998,.

253 BONHAM,K :ODNALOSON,LR.1972,SEX RATIOS A~O RETARDATION OF GONADAL OEVELOPMf.Nf IN CHRONICALLY GAMMA•INRAO!ATEO CHINOOK SALMON $MOLTS.TRANS AM FISH SOC IOIC3l:428•Q34,.

25Q JAHN,LA.1972,DEVELOPMENl Of THf. OLFAClORY APPARATUS OF THE CUTTHROAT TROUT.TRANS AM FISH SOC !OIC2l1284•289,,

255 MUNO!E,JH 0 197t.SIHPL!NG BENTHOS ANO SUBSTRATE MATrRIALS, DOWN TO 50 MICRONS lN SIZE. IN SHALLOrl SlREA~S.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 281849•860 ••

256 GALL.GAE 1MCCLE~OON,EL :SCHAffR,wE,1•72.EV!OENCE ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE CDPEPOO (SAL~O~!CDLA CftLIFOPNIENSISI ON THE RtP~DOUCT!VE PERFORMANCE Of A DOMESTICATED SlNA!N Of RAINBOW TROUT CSALNO GA!RDNERIJ,TRANS AM FISH SOC IOll2l13QS•34b ••

257 MCKIM,JM :Pf.~OJT,DA.1971,EFFECTS Of LONGTfRM EXPOSURES TO COPPER ON SURVIVAL, r.PO•T~ A~O REPROOUCTION OF AROOK TROUT CSALVEL!NUS FO~T!NAL!Sl. J FISH RES BOARD CAN 28:bS5•bo2 ••

258 KHAN,NY 10ADRJ,SU.1971.lNTRkSPEClflC VARIATIONS ANO POSTGLAC!AL D!STRIAUTION DF LAKE CHAR CSALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH).J FISH RES BOARD CAN 281 Q65•Q7b ••

259 DAVJ$,RM 1FENOFRSON,OC,197!.H!STOLnGICAL COMPARISONS OF THE ADRENAL• CORTICAL CELLS OF HATCH,RY ANO WILD LANDLOCKfD ATLANTIC SALMON CSALMO SALARl,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 281505•508 ••

2b0 B!LTON,HT,197!.A HYPOTHESIS Of ALTERNATION OF AGE Of RETURN IN SUCCESSIVE

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260 GENERATIONS Of $KEENA RIVER SOCKEYE SAL~ON CONCORHYhCHUS NERKA) . J FISH RES BOARD CAN 281513•516 ••

261 ACARA,AH . 1971.A TECHNIQUE FOR ENUMERATING KOKANEE SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) FRY MIGRATING THROUGH STREAMS, riITH AN APPENDIX fOR PROCESSING CATCH DATA BY IBM 360 FORTRAN IV COMPUT£R PHOGRAMS 0 J FISH RES BOARD CAN 28 I 5 73• 585 •.

262 WALKER,CE :LJ!TER,OR.1971 . RESU LTS FOR THREE GENERATIONS fROM TRANSFERS OF PINK SALMON CONCORHY>!CHUS GOHijUSCHA) SPAWN TO THE OUALICUM RIVER IN 1963 ANO 1964 . J FISH RES 80A~O CAN 28 : 6•7• 65Q • •

263 HENNICK,OP 1EOfELToL8 :EATnN,MF.1968.U~E OF A LACUSTRINE ENVIRONMENT BY PINK ANO CHUM SALMON.PROG FISH CULT 30(4) : 236• 238 ••

264 SILLI~AN,RP.1967.ANALOG COMPUTER MODELS Of FISH POPULATIONS . US FISH rilLDL SERV FISH RULL 66CIJ 131 • 46 • •

265 CALAPPICE,JR.1971 . X• RAY SPF.CTROMETRIC ANO /IULTIVARI AT E ANALYSIS OF SOCKEYE SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS NEPKAl FROM DIFFERE~T GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS . J FISH HES BOARD CAN 281309• 377 ••

Zb6 JENSE~oAL . 1971.RESPONSE OF BROOK TROUT I SALVELINUS FONTINAL I SJ POPULATIONS TO A FISHERY.J FISH RES ~OARD CAN 28:QS8• Q60 • •

267 BURNS,JW. 1972.SOME EFFECTS Of LOGGING ANO ASSOC I ATED ROAD CONSTRUCTION ON NORTHERN CALIFORNIA STREAMS . TRANS AM FISH SOC 101(1) 11• 17 ••

268 BAUM,ET 1MEISTfR,AL . lq71 . fECUNOITY OF ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SA LARJ FROM TWO MAINE RJVERS.J FISH RfS BOARO CAN Z817b4• 7b7 • •

269 LEGGETT,~C.19oq.PUGHEADFON~SS IN LANDLOCKED ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALARl.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2613091•3093 ••

270 TRUSCOTTo6 tJOLER,OR . 1969 . A~ IMPROVED EXTENOER fQR FREEZING ATLANTIC SALMON SPERMATOZOA . J flSH RlS HOARD CAN 26132SQ • 3258 • •

271 GAULFY,JR.!967.EFFECT OF ~ATER VfLOCITY ON PASSAGE OF SALMONIOS IN A TRANSPORTATION CHANNEL.US FISH WILDL SERV FISH BULL 6b(IJ1S9• 62 • •

272 HARRISON,SE . 1975 . fACTORS INFLUFNCING THE ACUTE TOXICITY OF COPPER SULPHATE TO RATNijOW TROUT.FISH RES SOARD CAN TFCH REP 57311 • 6 ••

273 ALLEN,KR . 1969.0ISTINCTIVE AS~ECTS OF THE ECOL0GY OF STREAM FISHESI A REVIEW. J FISH RES ~DARO CAN 26 11429• 1438 • •

27Q GRAYBILL.JR :HnRTON,Hf.1969.LIMITEO FERTIL I ZATION OF STEELHEAO TROUT EGGS WITH CR YO• PRESERVEO SPERH . J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2 bl1400• 1QOQ . 0

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275 HEARO,~H.1972.SPA~N!NG BEHAVIOR OF PINK SA LMON ON AN ARTIFICIAL REDO . TRANS AH FISH SOC 101(2)1270•283 ••

270 MCFA00EN,TW.19o9.EFFECTIVE OISINFfCT!ON Of TPOUT EGGS TO PREVENT EGG TRANSMISSION OF AEROMONAS LlnUEFACIENS .J FISH RES ROARO CAN 201 2311•231& ••

277 ZEITOUH,IH 1TACk,Pl.197•.TH£ fM~RYOLOGY Of THE COHO SALMON, ONCOHHYNCHUS KlSUTCH (HALRAUM) . TPANS AM FISH SOC 103(2)1371 •375 ••

278 POST,r. :POhER,OV 1KLOPPEL,TM.197• . SURVIVAL Of HAJNROri TROUT EGGS AFTER RECllVJNG PHYSICAL SHOCKS 0~ ~NO~h MAGNITUDE.TRANS AM FISH SOC 103(4)! 711•710 ••

279 MATTON,P ILATTAM,ON.1969.EFf(CT OF THE OHGANOPHOSPHATE OYLOX ON HAINROW TROUT LARVAE.J FISH HES 80ARO CAN 2012193-2200 ••

280 NORTHCOTE,TC.l9b9.LAKE MIGRATION OF YOUNG RAI NBOW TROUT CSALMO GAIRDNERll IN THE UPPf.R LAHDEAU RIVlR,8HITISH COLUMBJA .J f lSH RES BOAHO CAN 20 1 33•45 ••

281 MASON,JC .1 969 . HYPOXIAL STRESS PRIOR TO E~EPGENCE ANO COMPETITION AMONG COHO SALMnN FRY . J FJSM RES BOARD CAN 2o : b3•91 ••

282 MATHISEN.DA 1CUNNERQO,T 0 19o9.YAPJAHCE COMPONENTS IN THE (STIMATION OF POTlNTJAL rec OEPOSITIO~ Of SOC~Ell SALMON ESCAPEHENTS . J FISH RES BOARD CAN 261655- 070 ••

281 LI,MF :JOROON,C . 1969.FACTORS AFFECTING RAINBOW TROUT OVARY CELLS CULTIVATED IN VITRO.J FISH RfS BOARD CAN 2& ! Qbl - Ubl ••

284 H~ANG,PC IIDLER.OR.19•9 . A STUOY OF MAJOR CATIONS, os~OTIC PRESSURE. ANO PH IN SEMINAL COMPONENTS OF ATLANTIC SALMON.J FISH RES KOAHD CAN 261 Ul3•UI~ ..

285 MCOONALD,JG.19bq.OISTRIRUTION,GRO~TH,ANO SURVIVAL OF SOCKEY£ FRY CONCORHYNCH\J8 N[~KA) PRO~UCIO IN NATURA L AND AHTJflCIAL STREAM ENVJRONM~NTS.J FISH RES ~OARO CAN cb 1229•2b7 ••

280 PHILLIPS,HW :KOSK!,KV,1969.A FRY TRAP METHOO FOR ESTIMATING SALMONID SURVIVAL FROM EGG OEPOSITION TO FRY EMEHGENCE.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2bl IB• lnl..

287 8ENOJT,OA.197a . ARTJFICIAL LARORATORY SPAWNING SURSTRATE FOR RROOK TROUT (SALYfLl•US fONTl~ALIS MITCHILL).TRANS AM FISH SOC 10l(l)ll44• 14S • •

288 AMENO,OF . 1974.COMPAQATIVE TOXICITY Of TWO IODOPHORS TO RAIN8b" TROUT EGGS . TRANS A~ FISH SOC 101(11171•78 ••

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289 ARMOUR,CL.197U.SERUM ANTIGENIC DIFFERENCES IN SPRING CHINOOK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA) FROM TWO SEPARATE R!vERS.THANS AM FISH SOC !03(2)t379•3R2 ••

290 PATTERSON,HR 1HUTTON0KE . 19&5.RACE•SPEC!FIC ERYTHROCYTE ANTIGEN Of CHINOOK SALMON.PROG FISH CULT 27(1)151,,

291 HANSON,AJ 1SM!TH,H0.19b7 , MATE SELECTION IN A POPULATION Of SOCKEYE SAL~ON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKAJ Of ~IXEO AGE•GROUPS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(9)1 1955•197b ••

292 MCCART,P IANOERSEN,R,1967,PLASTTCITY Of G!LLRAKER NUMBER ANO LENGTH IN ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(9)11999•2002,,

293 MCCLEAVEoJ0.1967,HOMING AND OR!ENTAT!O~ Of CUTTHROAT TROUT (SALMO CLARK!) IN YELLO~STONE LAKE, wJTH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO OLfACT!ON AND VISION,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2U(10)12011-2ouu ••

29a ~ALE!GH,Hf.1967.GENETIC CONTROL IN THE LAK[WARO MIGRATIONS OF SOCKEY£ SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) FRY,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2U(12)12bl3•Z622.,

295 BULKLEY,HV.1967.FECUNOITY OF ~TEELHEAO TROUT, SA LMO GATRDNERI FROM ALSEA RIVER, OREGON.J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 2U(5):917-92b,.

296 BAMS,RA.1967,0lfFERENCES IN PERFORHANCE OF NATUHALLY ANO ARTIFICIALLY PPOPAGATfO SOCKEYE SALHO• MJGRANT FRY, AS ~EASURED WITH SWIMMING AND PREDATION TESTS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2U(5):1117•1153.,

297 S!EFERT,RE :CARLSON,AR 1Hf.RMAN,LJ.197a.EFFECTS OF RfDUCED OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS CN TMF EARLY LIFE STAGES OF WOUNTAIN WHITEFISH, SMALLMOUTH BASS ANO WHITE BASS.PROG FISH CULT 36(4)11~6·190 ••

29& SANOERS,JE :FRYfR,JL 1LEITH,OA l~OORE,K0,1972,CO~TROL OF THE INFECTIOUS PROTOZOAN CERATOMYXA SHASTA BY TREATING HATCHERY NAIER SUPPLIES.PROG FISH CULT 3•11)113•17 ••

299 HCFAOOfN,JT 1ALEXANDER,GR 1SHETTfR,OS.19b7,NUMERlCAL CHANGES AND POPULATION REGULATION JN ~ROOK TROUT SALVELINUS FONTINALlS , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 20(7)11a2s-1us9 ••

300 VAN OVERREfKE,AP 1MCSRIDE,JR,19o7,THE PITUITARY GLAND OF THE SOCKEYE (0NC0RHYNCHUS N(HKI) DU~l~G SEXUAL MATURATION A~O SPA~NING,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2a(8)117ql•l810 ••

301 "lTHLf.R,FC 1HIJMPHREYS,RM,l9b7.DURATION OF ffRTILITY OF OVA ANO SPERM OF SOCKEYf (ONCOHHYNChUS NERKA) ANO PIN~ (0 GORHUSCHA) SALMON,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 20(7)11573•1~78 ••

S02 8IOGOOO,BF IBERST,AH.19b7,P~ENOTYP!C CHARACTERISTICS OF RAINBOW TROUT IN

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302 THE GREAT LA~ES.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(4)1887•892 ••

303 OUMAS,RF.1966.0BSERVATIONS ON VOLK SAC CONSTRICTION IN LANDLOCKED ATLANTIC SALMON FRY 0 PROC FISH CULT 28(2)173•75 ••

304 PUTZ,RE IHOffMAN,GL,1966,EARLIEST SUSCEPTIBLE AGE OF RAIN&Ow TROUT TO WHIRLING D!SEASE,PROG FISH CULT 28C2l1R2,,

305 PAULEY,GB,1967,PRESPAWNING AOULT SALMON MORTALITY ASSOCIATED WITH A FUNGUS Of T~E GENUS OERMOCYST!OlUM.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(4)1843•848 ••

306 C08URN,A IMCCART,P,1967,A HATCHERY RELEASE TANK FOR PINK SALMON FRY WITH NOTES ON BEHAVIOUR OF THE FRY IN THE TANK ANO AFTER Rf.LEASE.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24Cll177•85,.

307 PH!LLIPS,RW,1966,A TRAP FOR CAPTURE OF EMERGING SALMON!O FRY,PROG FISH CULT 28(21:107,.

308 NISSINEN,T,1972,THE EGG OENSITV ANO SURVIVAL OF EGGS ON THE SPAWNING GROUNDS OF THE VENOACE CCORECONUS AL8ULA L) IN LAKES PURUVES! AND OULUJARVI.Tif.OONANTOJA 1(1)11•113 . CFULL TRANSLATION FROM FISH RES aoARO CAN TRANSL SER 3276),

309 FLUX,JEC.1967,FACTORS AFFECTING THE RESPONSE OF TROUT TO AN ELECTRIC FIELD IN FRESH ANO SALT WATER.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(1)1191•199 ••

310 TOMLINSON,M iMCBR!OE,JR :GEJGER,SE.1967.T~E SOOIUM, POTASSIUM ANO WATER CONTENl OF THE FLESH OF SOCKEYf SILMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) IN RELATION TO SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT ANO STARVATION,J FISH RF.S BOARD CAN 24(2)1243•248 ••

311 RUCKER,RR,1975.EXCESS NITROGEN GAS IN ~ATER NOT A CAUSE OF COAGULATED YOLK DISEASE IN CHINOOK SALMON,PROG FISH CULT 37(2)1101•102,.

312 WICKETT,WP,1968,PRACTICAL RESULTS FROM CHUM SALMON RESEARCH.FISH RES BOARD CAN REP PAC OCE~NOGRAPH!C GPOUP1t•q,,

313 THOMAS,AE.1975.EFFECT Of EGG CONCENTRATION IN AM INCU~ATION CHANNEL ON SURVIVAL OF C~!NOOK SALMON FRY, TRANS AM FISH SOC 104(2)1335•337.,

314 ALI 1MA,19oS.RETINAL STRUCTURE IN THE ARCTIC CHAR CSALVELINUS ALP!NUS Ll, J FISH RES BOARD CAN 22Cll1221•223 ••

315 HUTTON,KE,19b7.CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BLOOD OF ADULT PINK SALMON AT THREE STAGES OF MATURITY.US FISH W!LDL SERV FISH BULL 6bC2)1195•202,,

316 MCBRIDE1JR !VAN OVERBEEKE,AP.1q75,fFFECTS OF THtOUREA TREATMENT ON SEXUALLY MATURING ANO GONADECTO~IZEO MALE SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKAJ,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 32111•19,,

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317 PAINE 1 JR 1SANDERCOCK,FK :~INAKER,8A.IQ75.81C OUALICUM RIVER PROJECT IQ72• tQ73.CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH MAR SERV,PAC REG TECH REP PAC/T• 75• 1511 • 126 ••

316 PETERSON1EJ . IQ66 . CUTTHROAT TROU T SPAWNED AND HATCHED AT THE NATI ONAL AQUARIUM . PROG FISH CULT 28(2)1112 • •

319 NARVER,OW . 1966 . A PROTOTYPE KOKANEE SPAWNING CHANNEL . PROG FISH CULT 2R(3)1 183• 18Q ••

320 SANOERCOCK,FK IMINAKER,BA . IQ7S,elG QUALICUM RIVER PROJECT t973• 197Q. CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH MAR SERV, PAC REG TECH REP PAC/T • 75• 1bll • t2D ••

321 MASON,JC :FESSLER,JL.1966.A SIMPLE APPARATUS FOR THE INCUHATION OF SALMONJD EMBRYOS AI CONTROLLED LEVELS OF TEMPERA TURE, ~ATER FLOn, ANO DISSOLVED OXYGf.N.PROG FISH CULT 28(5):171 • 17U ••

322 LORZ,HW 1NORTHCOTE,TG.IQ6S.FACTORS AFFECTING STREAM LPCATION, AND TIMING AND INTENSITY OF lNTRY BY SPA~NING KOKANEE (ONCORHYNCHUS NEPKA) INTO AN INLET OF NICOLA LAKE, BRITISH COLUMtt!A,J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 22(3)1 6'b5 .. 6"'7 • •

323 NAGATA,TH.1967 . ARTJF!CIAL SPAWNING OF ANADROMOUS DOLLY VARDEN . PROG FISH CULT 29Ctl:2b • •

324 8ECK,M6 IYOUNG,PC.1975 . A DYNAMIC MODEL FOR OO• AOO RELATIONSHIPS IN • NON• T!OAL STREAM.WATER RES Q:769• 776 • •

325 VIOX,CA.1967.81SEXUH CUTTHROAT TROUT . PROC FISH CULT 2QCIJ1Sl • S2 0 0

326 TSUvuq,H :ROllERTS.E.1965 . ZONE ELF.CTROPHORETIC COllPARJSON OF MUSCLE MYOGENS ANO 8LOOO PROTEINS OF ARTIFICIAL HYRRIOS OF SALMONIOAE WITH THEIR PARENTAL SPECltS . J FISH HES BOARD CAN 22(3l:7o7• 773 ••

327 R08ERTS,FL.lqb7.CHROMOSDME CYTOLOGY OF THf OSTEICHTHYES,PROC FISH CULT 2Q(2):75-8:1 • •

328 MASON,JC :CHAPMAN,DW.IQ65.SIGNlr!CANCE OF EARLY EMERGENCE, ENVIRONMENTAL REARING CAPACITY, ANO BEHAVIOURAL ECOLOGY OF JUVENILE COHO SALMON IN STREAM CHANNELS . J FISH RES BOARO CAN 22(1)1173• 1qo • •

32Q OAYKIN,PN.1Q65 . APPLICATION OF MASS TRANSFER THEORY TO THE PROBLEM OF RESPIRATION IN FISH ECGS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 22C!l1!5Q• l71 , .

330 WHllE,WJ 18fAM!SH,RJ.IQ72.~ SIMPLE FISH TAG SUITABLE FOR LONG • TERM MARKING EXPER!MENTS,J FISH RES SOARD CAN 29(3)133q. 3Ql 0 0

331 CARLSON,CA 1SHEALY,MH JR.lq72 . MARKING LARVAL LARGEMOUTH BASS WITH RAOIO STRONTIUM . J FISH RES BOAHD CAN 29(Q)l455•Q56 ••

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332 CARLINE,RF t BRYNILOSON,OM .I Q72.EffECTS OF THE FLOY ANCHOR TAG ON THE GROWTH ANO SURVIVAL Of BROOK TROUT {SALVELINUS FONTINALIS),J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(alt•58• 0b0 ,,

333 KOSHINSKY,G0.1972 , AN EVALUATION Of TWO TAGS " i TH NORTHERN PIKE (ESOX LUCIUSl . J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2915ltobQ•q7o , ,

33q TRUSH,TJ.1972 . THE ~ACTERIAL POPULATION IN VERTICAL FLOh TRAY HATCHERIES DURING INCUBATION OF SALMONlO EGGS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(5lt5b7• 5 7 t ••

335 SYLVESTfR,JR . 1972.EFFECT OF THER•AL STRESS ON PREDA TOR AVOIDANCE IN SOCKEYE SALMON, J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(5l:bOl • h0l ••

33b BEHNKf.,RJ , 1972.THf SYSTEMATICS OF SALMONID FISHES OF RECENTLY GLACIATED LAKES.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2Q(b):o39- b71 ••

337 HARTMAN , WL : AURGNER,RL.IQ72 .L IMNO LOGY ANO FISH ECO LOGY OF SOCKEYE SALMO~ NURSERY LA KES Of THE WORLO , J FISH ~ES BOARO CAN 29 ( 6):699• 715 ••

336 SCOTT.KR :GlLLESPIE,oc . 1972 . A COMPACT RfCIRClJLATION UNIT fOR THE REARING ANO MAINTENANCE Of flSM . J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2q(Jl:I071 • 1074 , ,

339 MCCORM!CK,JH. 1972.EfFECTS OF TEMPER ATURE ON GROftTH ANO SURVIVAL OF YOUNG BROOK TROUT, SALVELINUS FONTINALlS . J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2q(8lt1107• 1112.,

340 FRENCH,RR l~AHLE,RJ,lqb6.STUOY OF LOSS ANO DELAY Of SAL~ON PASSING ROCK lSLANn nAM, COLUMHIA W I VE~. 1qs4 - 5b.US FISH •ILDL SERV FISH SULL 65(2)1 381 • 390 ..

JQI BEA~ISH,~J iHARVEY,HH,1972,ACIO!FICATION OF THE LACLOCHE MOUNTAIN LA~ES, ONTARJ0,4ND RESULTING FISH ~ORTALITIES , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(8)1 1131-llqJ,.

342 BAMS,RA.1972.A QU4NTITATIVf. fVALUATION OF SURVIVAL TO THE ADULT STACE ANO OTHER CHARACTERISTICS 0f PINK SAL~ON (O~CORHYNCHUS GORttUSCHA) PRODUCED BY A REVISfD HATCHERY METHOD •HICH Sl~ULATlS OPTl ~AL NATURA L CONOITIONS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(8):1151 • 1167 ••

Jq3 LARSON,GL . 1q12.CONAO ~•TURATIOW Of 6ROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTINAL!Sl IN A HIGH MOUNTAI~ L•KE UNO!R A MOOIFIEO PHDTOPERIOO, J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 29(8):120Q• l211 ••

344 ROSS,AJ tSM!TH,CA . 1972 . EFFECT OF THO lODOPHORES ON BACTER I AL ANO FUNGAL FISH PATHOGf.NS , J FISH RES ~OARD CAN 29(9):1359• 1361 ••

JQS ALLfN,~R 1SAUNDEMS1RL IELSON,PF,1972,MARINE GROHTH OF ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAM) IN THE NORTH•tST ATLANTIC . J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 29110)1 1373- 1380 ..

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346 8URTON,OT 1JONES,AH 1CA!RNS,J.1q12.ACUTE ZINC TOXICITY TO RA!N80~ TROUT (SALMO GA!RONERIJ:CO~FlHMAT!ON Of THE HYPOTHESIS THAT DEATH IS RELATED TO TISSUE HYPOXIA.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(10)11463•1466 ••

347 WILSON,RCH.1972.PREO!CTION Of COPPEH TOXICITY IN RECEIVING WATERS.J FISH RES ROARO CAN 29(10)11500•1502 ••

348 OE CEW,~G.tq72.ANTI8IOTIC TOXICITY, EFFICACY, ANO TERATOGEN!C!TY IN AOULT SPRING CHINOOK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA),J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(11)11513•1517 ••

349 ATOOA,M.1974.ECOLOG!CAL NOTES OF PONO•CULTURED MASU SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS HASOU) I NOTFS ON THE SURVIVAL RATE FROM EGG TO fHY, SEX RATIO, OIFFERENllATION OF THE 0 YEAM OLO FISH AND EMARACfD EGG NU~RER Of AOULT FEMALES.SCI REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY 29197•113.(JAPANESE ONLY).

350 STRATY,RR.19h6.TIME Of MIGRATION ANO AGE GROUP STRUCTU~E OF SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCONHYNCHUS NERKA) SPA•NING POPULATIONS JN THE NAKNEK RIVER SYSTEM,ALASKA.US FISH W!lOL SFRV FISH BULL 65(2)1461•476 ••

351 VLAOYKOV,VO ;GRUCHY,CG.1972.COMMfNTS ON THE NOMENCLATURE OF SO~E SUBGENtRA OF SALMONIDAE.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(11lllb31•lb32 ••

352 STEIN,RA :REIMERS,PE !HALL,J0.1972.SOC!AL INTERACTION BETWEEN JUVENILE COHO CONCORHY~CHUS KTSUTCH) A~O FALL CHINOOK SAL~ON 10 TSCHAWYTSCHA) IN SIXES R!VlR ORECO~.J FISH RES BOARU CAN 29C12l:1737•1746 00

353 HUNTER.CJ :•HEfLER,CO.IQ72,DEVICE FOR ~EASUR!NG LENGTH AND GIRTH OF FISH. J FISH RES ROARD CAN 29C12l:17~•·1785 ••

350 TR!PLETT,E iCALAPRICE,JR.197G.CHANGES IN PlAS~A CONSTITUENTS DURING SPAWNING MIGRATION Of PACIFIC SALMONS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 31(t)lll•IQ ••

355 SULLOCK,GL 1STUCKEY,HM 1COLLIS,O !HERMAN,RL.1970.IN VITRO ANO IN VIVO EFFICACY Of A VOTENTIATtO SULFO~AM!OE IN CONTROL OF FURUNCU LOSIS IN SALMONIDS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 31(1)175•82 ••

356 REINERT,RE tRlRGMAN,HL.1974 . RES!OUES OF OOT IN LAKE TROUT (SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH) ANO COHO SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCHl FROM THE GREAT LAKES.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 311191•199 ••

357 AYLES.GA.197•.FECU~OITY ANO EGG SIZE OF A ARnoo STOCK OF SALVELINUS FONTINAL!S XS NAMAYCuSH HY8RIOS CSPLAKEl.J FISH RES BOARO CAN 311 217•220 ••

358 THORNE,RC !0AWSON,~R.197G.AN ACOUSTIC ESTIMATE Of THE ESCAPEMENT OF SOCKEYE SALMON (0NC0RHYNCHUS NERKA) INTO LAKE WASHINGTON IN 1971.J FISH RES AOARO CAN 311222•225.,

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359 ARMSTRONG,RH.!974.M!GRATION OF ANAORO~OUS DOLLY VAROfN CSALVELINUS ~ALMA) IN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.J f!SH RES BOARD CAN 311435• 444. ,

360 ~CK!H,J~ 18ENDIT,OA,1974,0URATION OF TOXICITY TESTS FOR fSTA8LISHING ' NO E~FECT' CO~CENTRATIONS FD~ COPPER WITM SROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTINAL!Sl.J FISH RES 80AR0 CAN 311449•452.,

361 HEEHAN,"R :~ORRIS.LA 1SEAPS,HS,107G,TOXIC!TY Of VARIOUS FORMULATIONS OF 2,G•O TO SAL~ONIOS IN SOUTHfAST ALAS~l,J FISH RES BOAPO CAN 311080•08~ ••

362 ELSON,PF.1974.I~PACT OF RECENT ECONOMIC GRO~TH AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ON THE ECOLOGY OF NOHTH~lST M!RAM!CHE ATLA~TIC SALMO~ CSALMO SALAR).J FISH RFS BOARD CAN 311S21•54a. ,

363 GOOOLAO,JC 1GJFRN[S,T" :~RANNON,fL.1974.FACTORS AFFECTING SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) GROWTH JN FOUR LAKES Of THE FRASE~ RIVER SYSTEM,J FISH RES BOARO CAN 311071•692,,

364 PAYNE,l<H,1•7• . TRANSFERRJN VARIATION IN NORTH AMERICAN POPULATIONS OF THE ATLANTIC SALMON, SALMO SALAR,J FISH HES HOARO CAN 3111037-IOol, .

365 ALLEN,RL 1t1ASAS!B•A~!,P,1q70,PROP£~T!ES OF AG£ STRUCTURE MODELS FOR FISH POPULATIONS.J FISH RES ~OARO CAN 311\llq•ll25 ••

366 HANEK,G :~OLNAR,K.1974,PARASITES OF FMESH~ATER ANO ANAOROUOUS f ISHES FROM MATAMEK RIVEN SYSTE~, UUE~£C.J flSH RfS BOARD CAN 311113~· 1130 • •

367 SLANET.PA :NORTMCOTE.TC.197•.EFFECTS Of PREY ABUNOA~CE o~ DENSITY ·~o TERRlTO"IAL tlfHAV!OUR OF YOU~;c l<Al ... ~n- TROUT CS•LMO CA!ROlllER!) I~ LABORATORY STREAM CHA~~fLS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3111201 • 1209,.

368 OONALOSOlll,fM 1MC8R!OE,JR,!97o,ffff.CT OF ACTH ANO SAL~ON CONAQOTROP!N ON lNTEHRfNAL AlllO THYROID ACTIVITY <>F GONAOECTO~tZEO ADULT SOC~EYl SAL~ON (ONCOPHYNCHUS NfRKA),J flSH HES BOARD CAN 31:1211•1214 , ,

~69 IHSSEN,P 1TAIT,JS.197o.GENETIC DlfFEHENCES JN RETENTION Df S~!MHLAOOER GAS llETWffN Two POPl•l.AT !(INS OF LAKE TROUT (SALVELINUS NAM•YCUSH) , J FISH RES BOARO CA~ 3111351•1354,,

370 BA~S,RA,\q7o.GRAVEL !~CUttATORS1 A SECOND EVALUATION ON PIN~ SALMO~. ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA, JNCLUOl~G ADULT RETllRNS,J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 3111379•13!.'5 • •

l71 CARLSON,AR 1SIEFERT,Q£.1~7a.EFFECTS OF REOUCf.D OXYGEN ON THE EM6RYOS AND LANYAl OF LAKE THOllT IS~LV(Ll~US ~AYAYCUSH) ANO LARCE~OUTH RASS (MICRDPTERUS SAL~O!Df.Sl,J FISH PES ~OARD CAN 3111393•1396.,

312 LAURENCE,GC.1074.GROWTH ANO SUPVJVAL OF HAOOOCKCMELANOGRAMMUS AfGLEFl~USl

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372 LARVAE IN RELATION TO PLANKTONIC PREY CONCENTRlTION.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3111415•1Qlq.,

373 AYLES,G~.1970,RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF ADDITIVE GENETIC ANO MATERNAL SOURCES UF VARIATI ON IN lARLY SURVIVAL OF YOUNG SPLAKE HYBRIDS (SALVELINUS FONTINALIS X S NAMAYCUSH) , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3111499•1502 ••

37Q HALTER,MT 1JOHNSON,HE,1974 , ACUTE TOXICITIES OF A POLYCHLORINlTF.0 S!PHENYL (PCS) ANO DDT ALONE AND IN CO~BINATION TO EARLY LIFE STAGES Of COHO SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH),J FISH RES 80AR0 CAN 31:1~43• 1547.,

375 MARKI~,ME sWDLf,K , 1974,MYXOSOHA CEREBRALIS:COMPARATIVE SENSITIVITY OF SPORE O( TECllON HETHOOS,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 31115q7 •1 oOO,.

31b 8IOG000, 8 F,1974,REPRODUCTIVE POTENTIAL Of TWO LAKE WHITEFISH (COREGO~US CLUPEAFORHIS) POPULAT!ONS,J FISH RES 60ARO CAN 31:1&3l·lb39,.

377 RUSSO,RC 1SHITH,CE IT HURSTON,RV,1974,ACUTE TOXICITY OF NITRITE TO RAINBOW TROUT CSALMO GAIRDNfRI),J FISH RES BOARD CAN 311lo53•1b55, ,

378 ALOEROICE,OF 1fORRESTF.R,CR,1974,fARLY DEVELOPMENT ANO OISTRIBUTJO~ OF THE fLAT~EAD SOLE (HJPPOGLOSSOIOES ELASSOOON),J FISH RES 60ARO CAN 311 18C'/9•1918 ••

379 PORTER,TR :COREY,S.1974,A HERMAPHRODITIC LAKE ~HITEflSH,COREGONUS CLUPEAfORMlS,fPOM LAKE HURON,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3111944•1945,,

380 JOHNSQN,C.R ll<OBtSEP,G 1ROUSE,6T,1974.J~DIRfCT FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE FOR DETECTION OF RM OACTERIUM OF RAINRrw TROUT CSALMO GAJRDNENil.J FISH RES ~OA~O CAN 3111957• 1959.,

381 YOCOM,TG lfDSALL,TA,1970,ffFECT Of ACCLIMATION TEMPERATURE ANO H[AT SHOCK ON VULNtRABlLITY Of FRY Of LAKE NH!TtflSH CCOREGONUS CLUPEAfORMIS) TO PREDATIU~.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 311150J•IS0b,,

382 MCKERN,JL :HORTON,HF 1KOSK!,KV,1974 0 0EVELOP~EMT Of STEELHEAO TROUT (SAL~O CAJRD• ERI) DTOLITHS ANO THEIR USE FOR AGE ANALYSIS AND FOR SEPARlTJ NG SUHHER FROM WI NTER RACES AND •!LO FROM HATCHERY STOCKS.J FISH RES ~OARO CAN 3111420~1426 ••

383 HALL,KJ IHYATT,K0.1970,MARION LAKE (18P)•FROM BACTERIA TO FISH.J FISH RES BOARO CAN 311893•91 I,,

384 HlSQN,JC.1974.SEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF CHUM SALMON FRY (ONCORHYNCHUS KETA) IN A SMALL ESTUARY 0 J FISH RES AOARO CAN 31183•92 0 •

385 CHAP~AN,D•.19b5.NET PRODUCTION Of JUVE~ILE COHO SALMON IN THREE OREGON STR[AMS,TRANS AM FISH SOC C'/0140•52 ••

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386 UZMANN,JR :PAULIK,GJ IHAYOUK,SH.l9b5.EXPERIMfNTAL HEXAMITIASIS IN JUVENILE COHO SA LMON (ONCORHYNtHUS K!SUTCH) ANO STEELHEAD TROU T (IALMO GAIRDNERIJ. TRANS AM FISH SOC 941SJ• bl • •

387 ESCHMEYF.R,PH 1PHJLLJPS,AM . 19b5.FAT CONTENT OF THE FLESH OF SISCOWETS ANO LA KE TROUT FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.TRANS AM FISH SOC 94162• 74 ••

386 RAHRER,Jf . 1965.AGf., GRO~TH, MATUR I TY A~D FECUNDJfY OF •HUMPER" LAKE TROU T , ISLE ROYALl, LAKE SUPERIOR.TRA~S AM FISH SOC 94175-~J,,

389 HCCRJMMON,HR 1RIOGOOD,6 . !965.ARNORMAL VERTERRAE IN THE RAINBOW TROUT •I TH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ELECTROFISHING.TRANS AM FISH SOC 94184•88 ••

390 RUPP,RS . 1965.SHORE• SPAwNING AND SURVIVAL OF EGGS OF THE AMERICAN SMELT. TRANS AM FISH SOC 941lbO•lo8 ••

391 FRENCH,RR,1965.VISCf.RAL ADHESIONS IN H!Gli • SEAS SALMON .T~ANS AM FISH SOC 94:177· 1fll ••

392 NEEDHAM,PR l~EHNKE,RJ . lq65 . THE fFFfCTS OF NEµATOOE (PHILOMENA) AND CESTODE (n!PHYLL080THRIU~) PIRIS!TES IN RAIN80~ TROUT OF TJBAY LAKE, ALASKA.TRANS AM FISH SOC 94:184•186 ••

393 HEARD,WR.19~5 . Ll~Nf.TIC COTT!D LARVAE ANO THt!R UTI LIZATION AS FOOD BY JUVENILE SOCKEYE SALMON.TRANS I~ FISH SOC Q41191 • 193 ••

394 HITZ.CR :nfLACEY,AC,l9bS . CLfARJNG OF YOLK JN EGGS OF THE ROCKFISHES, SEBASTOOES CAURINUS ANOS AUR!CULATUS.TRANS AM FISH SOC 94:194• 195 ••

395 SCHOFIELO,CL.1965.•ATER QUALITY IN RELATION T0 SURVIVAL OF BROOK T?OUT, SALVELINUS FONTINALIS (MITCHILLJ.TRANS AM FISH SOC 941227•235 ••

396 KRIMER,RH ISMITH,Ll JR.1965.EFfECTS OF SUSPE~DED ~DOD FIBER ON KNOWN ANO RAIN80R TRDllT EGGS ANO ALEVJNS.TRANS AM FISH SOC 941252•258,.

397 HARTMAN,GF.1965 . AN AQUARIUM WITH Sl~ULATED STREAM FL0W,TRANS AH FISH SOC 941274 • 276 ••

398 JONfS,JRE , IQ65,FISH ANO RIVER POLLUTION.TRANS AM FISH SOC 941284 . (REVIE" ~I PETER OOUOOROFf).

399 SECKER.CD :KATZ,M.1965.INFECTIONS OF THE HFNOFLAGEL LATf, CRYPTOijlA SALMOSIT!CA KATZ,IQS!, IN FRESH"ATER TELfOSTS OF THE PACIFIC COAST.TRANS AM FISH SOC 94:327• JJJ • •

aoo LOWRY,GR.19o~.MDVEMENTS Of CUTTHROAT TROUT. SALMO CLARK! CLARKI (RICHAkDSON) ·IN THREE OREGON COASfAL STREAMS.TRANS A~ FISH SOC J3U• JJ8 . ,

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GOI ELLIS.DY tGILCS,MA,1965 , THE SPlftNING 8EHAVIOP OF THE wALLEY£, ST!ZOSTEO!ON Y!TNEUM (M!TCHILL) , TRANS AM FISH SOC 94 t l58• 3o2 ,,

q02 BOUCKoGR t8ALL,RC . 1965,INFLUE~CE OF A DIURNAL OXYGEN PULSE ON FISH SERU~ PROTEINS, TRANS AM FISH SOC 94:Jo3•370 ,,

403 GROVES,AB tNOVOTNEY,AJ,1965,A THERMAL MARKING TECllNIOUE FOR JUVENILE SALMONIDS,THANS AM FISH SOC 9U t l6o• J89, ,

404 DRUMMOND,RA tMCKINNEY,T0,196~.PREOICTINC THE RECRUITMENT OF CUTTHROAT TROUT FRY IN TNAPPERS LAKEo COLORAOO,TRANS AM FISH SOC 94tJ89· l9l,,

405 EVERHAPT,~M :WAT[NS,CA,1965,LlfE HISTORY OF THE BLUERACK TROUT (ARCTIC CHAR, SALVELINUS ALPINUS (LINNAEUS)) IN MAl~E.TRANS AM FISH SOC 941 391• 3'17 • •

406 800KE,Hf,l9b5,INCMEASE OF SEPU~ CLORULIN LEVELS WITH AGE IN LAKE WHITEFISH, CONECONUS CLUPfAFORMIS,TRANS AM flSH SOC 94tJ97• 402 ,,

407 BLACKfTT.RF :AMMSTPONC.RH ,1 965.COLLECTION Of Two A~NORMAL DOLLY VAROENI ONE WITH TWO DORSAL FINS, TH£ OTHER WITH lNCOMPLETt PIGHENTATlON , TRANS AM FISH SOC 901408•409,,

408 JONES,~F.1966,T~O ~E~ TOOLS FOR APPLYING DISK TAGS TO FISH, TRANS AM FISH soc 95(3)1323• 325 ••

409 FISH,CR IGINNELLYof.D,19bb,AN ADVERSE EffECT Of COELOMIC FLUIO ON UNSPAWNEO OVA IN TROUT, TRANS AM FISH SOC 9S:IOG•l07,,

410 TARRANT,RM JR,lq66 , THRESHOLO OF PERCEPTION Of EUGENOL IN JUVENILE SOC~EYE SALMON, TRANS AM f!SH SOC 95:112•115,,

411 ANOERSON,PA 1EVfRHART,WH,lq66,CONCtNTPAT!ON OF DOT IN LANDLOCKED SALMON (SALMO SALAR) AT SE6AGO LAKE, MAINE . TRANS AM FISH SOC 9511b0•164 .,

412 BOUCK.CR 1PALL,RC.1966.INfLUfNCE Of CAPTURE METHODS ON BLOOD CHARACTERISTICS A~O ~~~TALITY IN THE RAlNSO~ TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) , TRANS AH FlSh SOC 95:170• 17&,,

413 C!LL.ro 1F!SK,OM.19~b.VERTERRAL AR~OR~ALITIES IN SOCKEYEo PINK ANO CHUM SALMON,TRA~S AM f!SH SOC 951177• 182 ,,

414 SHELTON,JM 1POLLOC~,R0,\96b,SILTATION ANO ECG SURV I VAL IN INCU6AT!ON CHANNELS,TMA~S AM FISH SOC 951183•167 ,,

415 HELLE,JH,19hb,AfHAVIOR OF DISPLACED ADULT PINK SALMON,TRANS AM FISH SOC 951188·195.,

416 PHILLIPS,RW 1CLA!RE,EW,1966, !NTRAGRAVfL MOVEMENT Of THE RETICULATE

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41b SCULPIN,COTTUS PERPLEXUS ANO ITS POTENTIAL AS A PREDATOR ON SALMONIO (MBRYOS,TRANS AM FISH SOC Q51210• 212. ,

417 AMfS,WE ICONO!E,RM 1POLLARA,8,IQbb,A METHOD FOR JNTRAVASCULAH INJECTION ANO BLEEDING Of FISHES.TRANS AM f!SH SOC 95:317• 318 ,,

41& ARMSTRO~G,RH iBLACKETT,RF , 19bb,USE ANO EVALUATION OF DART TAGS TO STUDY THE MIGRATION HABITS OF DOLLY VARDEN, SALVELINUS MALMA (WALBAUM) , TRANS AM FISH SOC 951320• 323,.

419 8ENOIT,RF 1HATLIN,NA,!Qbb,CONTROL OF SAPHOLEGNIA ON EGGS OF RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRO~ERI) ~ITH OlONE , THANS AH FISH SOC 951010•032,.

420 AR~OLO,OE . !Qb6.USE OF THE JAW•INJECTION TECHNIQUE FOR HANKING WARMWATER FISH.TRANS AM FISH SOC QS:Ol?•Oll ,.

421 OAS,~C.1972 . EFFf.CT OF OENSITY 011 SURVIVAL OF I~OIAN FRESHWATER CARP DURING THE FIRST TWO rifEKS Of Ll~E.AOUACULTURE 1(2l:IQ9•212 , ,

422 MAJOR,RL,19b7,IMFLUENCE OF ROCKY REACH DA~ ANO THE TEMPEHATURE OF THE OKANOGAN RIVER ON THE UPSTRF.A'< MIGRATION OF SOCKEYE SALMON , US FISH wILOL SERV FISH SULL 66(1)1131•147,,

123 R06ERTS,FL , 1970,ATLANTIC SALMON CSALMO SALAR) CHROMOSOMES ANO SPECIATION, TRANS AM FISH SOC QQllOS-111 ••

124 DON~LOSON , LR :80~HAM,K.IQ70.EFFfCTS OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE OF CHINOOK SALMON EGGS A~O llEVINS TO GAMMA IRRADIATIO~.TRANS AM FISH SOC 9Q:ll2• 11Q , .

125 OHNO,S,IQ70,THE FNORNOUS DIVERSITY IN CENO~E SIZES OF FISH AS A REFLECTION OF ~ATURE'S EXTENSIVE EXPERIMENTS WITH GENE DUPLICATION, TRANS AM FISH SOC Q9:120•1l0,,

02b EBELING,A• ICHfN,TR , 1970 , HETEROGA~ETY IN TE LEOSTEAN FISHES, TRANS AM FISH soc 951131 •1 38 ,,

427 wRIGHT,JE JR 1ATHEHTO~,LM,1970,POLY'<DRPHIS~S FOR LOH ANO TRANSFERRIN LOCI IN BROOK TROUT POPULATIONS, TRANS AM FISH SOC 9Q1179• 192, ,

429 MCNEIL.wJ.IQbb.EFFECT OF THE SP••NING BED ENVIRONMENT ON REPROnUCTION Of PINK AN[) CHUM SAL'<ON,US FISH •ILOL SERV FISH BULL 65(2)!4Q5• 523.,

12Q BARRACLOUGH,~£ 1R08INS0~,0.1970,THl FERTILIZATION OF GREAT CENTRAL LAKE Ill EFFECT ON JUVENILE SOCKfYE SALMON . US FISH •ILOL SERV FISH BULL 70(1) 1 37•4& • •

110 BL ACK,(C IKIRKPATR!Ck,O 1TUCKER,HH.19bb,0XYGEN OISSOCIATION CURVES OF THE BLOOD OF BROOK TROUT (SALVELl~US FONTINAL!Sl ACCLIMATED TO SUMMER ANO

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G30 WINTER TEMPERATURES.J FISH RES 60ARD CAN 23(1)1 1•13 ••

431 ELLIOTT,JM.IQ66.00WNSTREAM MOVEMENTS Of TROUT FRY CS~LMO TRUTT A) IN A DARTMOOR STREAM.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 2J(l)1157• 15Q ••

432 SHEL80URN,JE 0 IQ66.I~FLUENCE OF TE~PERATURf, SALINITY, ANO PHOTOPERIOO ON THE AGGkEGATlONS Of CHUM SALMON FRY (ONCORHYNCHUS KETAl . J FISH RES SOARD CAN 23(2ll29J• J04 ••

433 THOMPSON,PN :HE!MfR,JT . IQ67 0 A ~ETHOO FOR DETERMINING DISSOLVED O~YGEN CONCENTRATIONS IN STREAM SUBSTRATES.PROG FISH CULT 2QC3l : l62• 165 ••

434 WITHLER,JL 0 IQ66.VAR!A8JLITY JN LIFE HISTORY CHARACTERISTICS Of STEELHEAD TROUT ($ALM0 GAIRDNERll ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST OF NOR TH AMER!CA.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23CJl:365•393 • •

435 CONRAO,JF,IQ65.06SERVATIONS ON "RAO EGGS" IN COLUMBIA RI Vf.R FALL CHINOOK SALMON . PROG FISH CULT 27(1):42- 40 00

436 WYOOSKJ,~S :COOPER,EL . 1966.MATIJRATIO~ ANO FECUNDITY OF ~ROOK TROUT FROM INFERTILE StRtAMS.J FISH RES ~OARD CAN 23(0):623• 609 • •

G37 JUNGE,C0.1Q66 . 0EPENSATORY PROCESS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF HUNGER 0 J FISH RES 804RD CAN 2JC5l:68q• oqq • •

438 JONES,!• ICOPPER,CH.1965 . AN ACCURATE PHO TO• ELECTRIC EGG COUNTER USING A JET PU~P,PROG FISH CULT 27( 1):52· 5• • •

439 co~~S.BD.IQ65 . EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE o~ THE DEVELOPMENT OF SALMON EGGS . PROG FISH CULT 21(3):134 • 137 ••

400 OAVIS,AS :PAULIK,GJ,IQ65.THE ~ESIG~ . OPERATION AND TESTING OF A PHOTOELfCTRIC fISH EGG COUNT[R.PROG FISH CULT 21(4):185• 192 ••

441 SJLTON,HT . 196~.CHARACTERISTICS OF SCALES FROM PJNK SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS GOR~~SCHA) IPA•SPLINTEO FHP" THE GLENDALE RIVER IN CENTRAL BRITISH COLUVfilA TO THf NORTH HAR~OUR RIVER IN Nf•FOUNOLAND.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23(6): 939• 940 ••

442 S~IOMORE,JF.1966.NESISTANCE 10 ZINC SULPHATE OF ZEURAFISH (BRACHYOANIO RERIO) fMBRYPS AFTER REMOV•L OR ~UPTURE Of THt OUTE~ EGG HEHBRANE.J fISH RES BOARD CA~ 23l7l11037 • 100l 00

443 GARSJOE,ET . 1Q66 . ffffCTS OF OXYGEN IN RELATION TO TEMPERATURE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF t~tt~YOS Of BROOK TROUT ANO RA I NBOW TROUT . J f ISH RES BOARO CAN 23(8)11121 • 1134 ••

444 MILLER,JC . IQ65.ADVANCES IN THE USE OF AIR IN TAKING EGGS FRO M TROVT.PROG

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QQQ FISH CULT 21C4l1234•237 ••

445 GARSIOf,ET.lqbb.OEVELOPMENTAL RATE ANO VERTEBRAL NUMSER IN SALMON!DS.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 23(10)11537•1551 ••

44b POON,DC 1JOHNSON,A~.1q10.THE EFFECT OF DELAYED FERTILIZATION ON TRANSPORTED SALMON EGGS.PROG FISH CULT 32(2):61•64 ••

447 SAUNDERS,Jw.tqbb.!STUAR!NE SPAWNING OF ATLANTIC SALMON.J FISH RES ROARD CAN 23(11)11803•1804 ••

4Q8 TR~SCOTT,B :IOLER,OR IHOYLE,RJ :FREEMAN,HC 0 lq~8.SUB•ZERO PRESERVATION OF ATLANTIC SALMON SP(RM.J flSH RES SOARD CAN 25(2)1363•372 ••

. QQq WOLF,~ IUU!M~Y,MC ICARLSON,CP 1RULLOCK,GL.\q68 0 INffCTIOUS PANCREATIC

NECROSIS: SELECTION OF VIRUS•fRtt STUCK FROM A POPULATION OF CA~R!ER TROUT.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 25(2)1383•391 0 •

450 ELSON,M.lq73.ENUMERATION OF SPAWh lNG CH UM SALMON IN THE FISHING BRA NCH RIVER IN 1q71 ANn lq72.CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH MAR SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1q73.5:1-20 ••

451 KERNS,OE JR 100NALOSON,JR.lqb8.AEHAVIOUR ANO DISTRIBUTION OF SPAWNING SOCKEYE SA LMON ON ISLA~D BEACHES IN ILIAMNA LAKE, ALASKA, l9b5,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25C3);485•49U, 0

452 WRIGHT,FT.1q1s.ATLANTIC SAL~ON CSAL~O SALAR)I A~ ANNOTATED 8IBLlOGRAPHY 0

US FISH W!LDL SERV TECH PAP 83:1•22 ••

453 6AKKALA,RG.1q10.sY~OPSIS OF ~IOLOGICAL DATA ON T~E CHUM SALMON, ONCORHVNCHUS KfTA C•ALRA UM)l7q2,US CEP !NT CIRCULAR 315 (fAO SPECIES SYNOPSIS 41)11•8q ••

454 SPARRO•,RAH.1968.A FIRST PEPOAT OF CHUM SALMON FRY FEEDING IN FRESH WATER OF BRITISH COLUM8!A 0 J FISH RES AOARO CAN 25C3)15q9•602,,

455 PARKER,RR 0 !96~.MARINE MORTALITY SCHEOuLES OF PINK SALMON OF THE BELLA COOLA RIVfR,CENTRAL BRITISH COLlJM6!A 0 J FISH RES SOARD CAN 25(4}1757•7qu ••

45b CAULF!EL0,~.1968 0 M E THOO FOR COUNTING COHO FRY IN SMALL STREAMS,J FISH RFS BOARD CAN 25(4)1823 00

457 GROVES,AS 1COLLl~S.G8 1TREFETHEN,PS.lqb8.POLES OF OLFACTION ANO VISION IN CHOICE OF SPA•NING SITE ~y "OMl~G ADULT CHl~OOK SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA).J FISH RES 8UAR0 CAN 25(5l18b7•676 ••

QS& STEWART,KW :LEV1N,CB.lq66.A METHOD OF 08TA!NING PERMANENT ORY MOUNTED CHROMOSOME PREPARATIONS FROM TELEOST FISH,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25(5)1

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459 HOYLf,QJ 1IOLF.R,0R.1q~8.PRELIM!NARY RESULTS IN THE FERTILIZATION OF EGGS WITH FROZF.N SPERM OF ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALARJ.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25(6)11295•1297 ••

460 OPHEL,IL IJUOD,JM.19b6 . ~ARKING FISH WITH STABLE STRONTIUM.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25(7)11333•1337 ••

4b1 BYRNE,JE.1970.LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITY RESPONSES IN JUVENILE SOCKEYE SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA, TO MELATONIN ANO SEROTONIN.CAN J ZOOL 4811425• 1427 ••

4b2 MACEK,KJ.1968,REPROOllCTION IN BROOK TROUT CSALVELINUS FONT!NALISJ FED SUBLETHAL CONCENTRATIONS OF ODT.J FISK RES SOARO CAN 25(9):1787•1796,,

463 BYRNE,JE.1971,PHOTOPERIOOIC ACTIVITY CHANGES IN JUVENILE SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKAJ.CAN J ZOOL 49:1155•1158.,

464 REJMERS,PE.19b8.SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AMONG JUVENILE FALL CHINOOK SALMON.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25(9):2005•2006 ••

465 ALLEN,RR :MEEKIN,TK 1PAULEY,GB :FUJJHARA,MP.1968.NORTALJTY AMONG CHINOOK SALMON ASSOCIATED WITH THE FUNGUS OERMOCYSTJDJlJH,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25(11l:2Q67~2•7S ••

Qb6 OWfNS,fL :GfBHAROT,GA,1Q68.A RAPID MARKING TECHNJnuE FOR !OtNTIFICATION OF INDIVIDUAL FISH.J FISH RES BOARD ClN 25(11)12519 • 2520.,

Qb7 MOU~JB,MS :HWA•G,PC :JOLER,OR.1968 . CRYDGENIC PRESERVATION OF ATLANTIC COD (GAOUS HORHUAl ~P[RN.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 25112):2623•2632.,

Qb8 WJTHLER,FC zMORLEY,RB.196~.EFFECTS Of CHILLED STORAGE ON VIAAILITY OF STORED OVA A~D SPERM OF SOCKEYE ANO PINK SALMON,J FTSH RE~ 80lRO CAN 2SCl2J:2b95•26Q9 ••

4b9 GRUCHY,CG.1971.REIOENTifICATION Of A PLEISTOCENE "SALNO" AS THE FIRST GAOUS FROH CANAOA.CAN J zonL qq(•):427·•30 ••

Q70 MARTIN,NV,197~.LO~G-TERM EFFECTS OF OIET ON THE 6!0LOGY OF THE LAKE TROUT ANO THE FISHERY IN LAKE OPEONGO, ONTARIO.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 27(1)1 125·1•6 ••

Q71 CHEN,TR,tq70.FISH CHROMOSOME PREPARATION: AIR•ORIED DISPLAYS OF CULTUR(O OVARIAN CELLS IN TWO KILLIFISMES (FUNDULUSJ,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2711)1 158•161 ••

472 DILL,LM INORTHCOTE,TG.1970,t:FfECTS OF SONE cNVIRONHENTAL FACTORS ON SURVIVAL, CONO!TION, ANO TIMING OF EMERGENCE OF CHUN SALMON FRY

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472 (ONCORHYNCHUS ~ETA),J FISH RES 60ARD CAN 27(1lilq6•20t,,

473 AMENO,DF.1q10.co~TROL OF INFECTIOUS HEMATOPOIETIC NECROSIS VIRUS OISEASE BY ELEVATING THE WATER TEMPERATURE ,J FISH RES BOARO CAN 27(211265•2 70 ,,

474 VANSTONE,WE l~ARKERT,JR ILISTER,O~ 1GILES,MA,1Q70,GROWTH A~O CHEHICAL co~POSITION Of CHUH (ONCORHY~C~US KETA) ANO SOCKEYE (0 N[RKA) SALMON FRY PRODUCED !~ SPAWNl~G CHA~~EL A~D NATURAL ENV!RONMENTS,J FISH RES BO ARD CAN 27C2l:l71•l82,,

475 TSUYUKloH 1R08ERTS,f,lq~6.INTER·SPECIES RELATIONSHIPS ftlTHIN THE GE~US ONCORHYNCHUS RASED ON BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMAT!CS.J FISH RES ~OARD CAN 2l(1): 101•107 ••

476 OTTO,RC rMCINERNEY,JE.1970,DEVELOP~E~T OF SALl~ITY PREFERlNCE IN PRE•S~OLT COHO SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH.J F ISH RES ~OARD CAN 27(4) 1 793•600 ••

477 KRANTZ,Gf I H EIST, C( ,1970 ,PREVALf~CE OF NA TlJRALL Y ACOU!RfO AGGLUTINATING ANTIRODlES AGAl•ST Af PO~ONAS SALMONIC!Dl JN HATCH~RY TROUT IN CfNTRAL PENNSYLVAN I A.J ftSH RES ROARO CAN 27(5):q69•97 J ,,

478 CROZIERoGF ,1970 . TISSUE CAROTfNOIOS lN PHESPA•~l~G AND SPA~NING SOCKEY( SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS NERKA),J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 27CS):q73. q75, ,

Q7q ARMSTRO'"·RM.1q10.AG(, FOOD AND MIGPAT!ON or DOLLY VARDEN SHOLTS IN SOUTHEASTER~ ALASK•,J FISH RES ijOARO CAN 27C6l:9q1•1004,,

480 POnfR,G rSAU~OERS,LH . tq7J,AN ERROR IN LOGIC I• ESTIMATING STREAM POPULATIONS OF PNf~IGRA•T TROUT fROV STREAV SURVIVAL RATES ANO LAKE POPULA110NS,J FISH RtS ~OA~O CA~ J0(7)11033· 10JQ,,

481 OILL.LM 1~nRTHCDTE,Tc.1q10.fFFECTS OF GRAVEL SI ZE. ECG rEPTH, ANO EGG DENSITY ON INTWAGRIVEL •OVfM~NT ANO EHERGENCf OF COHO SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH) ALEVINS .J FISH RES BOARD CAN 27(7)11191 •1199,,

482 LISTER,OB :GENOE,HS,\970,STRFAM HABITAT UTILIZATION BY COHA~I TING UNOtRYfARLIMGS OF CH!NOO~ CONCORKY•CHUS 1SHA~YTSCHA) ANO COHO CO KlSUTCHl ~ALMON IN THE PIG OUALICUM RIVER, RRJTISH COLUµBIA ,J FISH RES 60ARO CAN 27(7)11215•1224 ••

483 l~(NO,OF IC~AMAERS,VC , IQ70,~0~PHOLOGY OF CtRTAIN VIRUSES Of SALMONIO f!SMES 11 IN VIVO STUDIES OF l~f ECTIOUS H~•AtOPO!ETIC NECROSIS VlRUS ,J FISH RES RO~~o CAN 27C8l11l!S•1le~ ••

484 8AMS,RA,1q7n , EVALUAT!ON Of A REVISEQ HATCHERY MET~OD TEST~O ON PINK ANO CHUM SALMO~ fRY . J FISH RlS BO~NO CAN 27(8l:lCZ9•!452,,

485 MACOONALOoJR,1970,AN OCCURRENCE OF MALE PREDOMINANCE A~ONG REPEAT

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485 SPl~NING ATLANTIC SALMON CSALMO SALAR).J FISH RtS SQARO CAN 27(8) 1 149t•JQ•12 • •

486 THOMPSON,CS 1GAULfY,JR.1965.LABORATURY EVALUATION OF THE l • ON• IO SLOPE ICE HAR80UR FlSHwAY DESIGN.US FISH WILOL SEHV SPEC SCI REP FISH 5091 1•20 ••

487 ~OLLER,0.1970 . TRANSFERRIN POLYMORPHIS~ IN ATLAN TIC SALMON CS ALMO SALARJ . J FlSH RES BOARD CAN 27(9)1lbl7• 1b25 ••

488 SM!TH,RJF,1970 , A TECHNIQUE FOR MARKING SMALL FISH ~I TH INJECTED FLUORESCENT DYES . J FISH RES 60ARO CAN 27(10):18~9· 1~91 ••

489 WITHLER,FC :MORLEY,RB.1970 . SEX• RfLATED PAllENHL Jl'fflllfNCES ON EARLY DEVELOP~ENT Of PACIFIC SALMON , J FISH RES ijOARD CAN 27(12):2197• 2214 ••

490 OONlLOSON,FM 1F•GERLUNO,UH".1970 . tfFECT OF SEXUAL ~ATURAT!ON ANO GONAOECTO"Y AT SD UAL MUHR II Y ON CORT I SOL SECRET I Or> fl ATE IN SOC KE YE SALMON (O~CORHYNCHUS NERKA).J FISH RES ttOARO CAN 27(12):2287• 2296 • •

491 FAGERLUNO ,UHM :nO~ALOSON,E'l.1970.0YNAMICS Of CORTJSO~E SECRETION IN SOCKfYf SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) OUR!•G SEXUAL ~AIURATJON A'O AFTER GO~AOCCIOMY . J F!SH RES BOARD CAN 27(12):23?.3• 2331 ••

492 OONALCSON,fM 1FUNK,JO !WTTHIER,FC :'•ORL[Y,RR.197? . FERTJ L!ZATION OF PINK SALMON (ONCORHY~CHUS GOR8USCHA) OVA RY SPERMATOZOA FROM GONAOOTROPIN• INJECTED JUVENILES,J FISH RES ROARO CAN 29(1):13• 18 • •

493 AMENQ,Of 1PJETSCH,JP.1972. VIRUCIDAL ACTIVITY OF TWO JOOOPHORS TO SALMONJD VIRUSf.$.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 29lll:ol • o5 • •

494 EVEREST,ftt 1CHAPMAN,OW . IQ72.HARllAT SELECTJOtJ ANO SP•TIAL INTERACTION RY JUVENILE CHINOOK SAL~ON ANO STffLHEAD TROU T I N TWO IOAHO STREAHS . J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29(1):91•100, .

495 CLARKE,~C t~MITH,HD.197? , 0BSERVITIONS ON THf MIGRATION Of SOCKEYE SALMON FRY (ONCORHYNCHUS •ERKA) IN THE LO~ER BA~INE R!VER . J FISH PES BOARD CAN 29(2):151 • 159 • •

490 AULSTAO,O 1GJEOREH,T !SKJERVOLO,H . 1972.GENETIC A•D ENVIRONMEN TAL SOURCES OF VARIATION IN LfNGTH AND ~EIGHT OF RAINROw TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERil.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 29CJl1237•?.41 • •

497 HEYL,HL ICARPENiER,SJ.1972.REVtRSl~LE CHANGFS IN ADRENAL CORTICAL CELL MORPHOLOGY AND PLAS~A HYDROXYCORTICOS T[ROJDS DURING FRESH~A TER PORTION OF SPA~NING JOURNEY Of ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR) . J FISH RES KOARD CAN 29C3)1311 • 31U ••

498 NYMANoOL,1970,ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYS I S OF HYBRIDS 8ETwEEN SALHON (SALMO

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49& SALAR L) ANO TROUT CSALMO TRUTTA Ll.TRANS AM flSH SOC 991229•23b ••

499 BEHNKE,RJ.1970.THE APPLICAT!O~ OF CYTOGENETIC ANO BIOCHEMICAL SYSTEMATICS TO PHYLOGENETIC PROBLEMS IN THE FAMILY SALMONIOAE.TRANS AM FISH SOC 991237-2Q8 ••

500 SCHOU~ENBuqc,wJ.196h.A FIELD ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF SPRAYl~G A SMALL COASTAL COHO SALMON STREA~ •ITH PHOSPHAMIOON.CAN FISH CULT 371 35-43 ••

501 HAVEY 1 KA :OAVJS,RM.1970.fACTORS !~FLUENCTNG STANDING CROPS ANO SURVIVAL OF JUVE~ILE SALMON AT SANROwS STRtAM, MAINE.TRANS AM FISH SOC 99(2)1 297•311 ••

502 EOSALL,TA.IQ70.THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE PATl OF DEVELOPMENT ANO SURVIVAL OF ALE~IFE EGGS ANO LARVAE.TRANS AM FISH sue 99(2l:37b-]8n ••

50] HENN!CK,DP :TYLEP.,Rri.1970.EXPENIMENTAL MARKING OF EMERGED PINK SAL~ON (ONCORHYHCHUS GO~BUSCHAJ FRY ~ITH SPRAYED FLUORESCENT PIGYE•T.TRANS AM fISH soc 99C2l:397-aoo ••

504 ADELMAN, IR ;SMITH.LL JR.1970.EFFF.CT or HYOROGfN SULFIDE ON NORTHERN PIKE EGGS •~D SAC FRY. TRANS AM FISH soc 99(3l:50l-50q ••

505 DRUCKfR,6.1970.SOME LIFE HISTORY CHARACTERISTICS Of COHO SALMON OF THE KARLUK R!VfR SYSTEM, KODIAK ISLAND, ALASKA.US FISH ~ILDL SERV FISH ~ULL 70Cll179-qo ••

506 PECK,JW.1970.STRAYING AND REPROOUCT!ON OF COHO SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH 1 PLANTEr IN A LA~E SUPERIOR TRIBUTARY.THAN$ AH FISH SOC q91 591•595 ••

507 HALE.JG :HILOEN,OA.IQ70.THF INFLUfNCE OF FLOW ON THE SPA~Nl~G Of BROOK TROUT !N THE LABORATORY.TRANS A~ FISH SOC q9(]J:595-597 ••

508 Zl~MER,PO :nROUGHTON,JH.1965.ANNUAL f!Srl PASSAGE REPORT•ROCK ISLA~D OAH COLUMBIA RIVER, WASHINGTON, l9bq.us FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 51511-?3 ••

509 BEINJNGF.N,KT iE~EL,~J.1970.EFFfCT OF JOHN DAY DAM ON D!SSOLvEO NITROGEN CONCENTRATIONS AND SALMON IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER 1968.!RANS AM FISH SOC 99(4)16bQ•b71 ••

510 ELLIS,RJ.1970,ALLOPERLA STONffLY •Y~PHS1PREOATORS DR SCAV~NGERS ON SALMON EGGS AND ALfVINS?,TRANS AM FISH SOC Q9(Q)1b77•683 ••

511 8RUNG$,WA 1WOUNT,D!,1970,A ~ATER DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR SMALL fISH•HDLDING TANKS.TRANS A~ FISH SOC 99(4)1799•805 ••

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512 KEPSHIRE,8M JR 1HCNEIL.~J.1970.GRO•TM OF PRf.HIGRATORY CHIMOOK SA LM ON IN SEAWATER.US flSH w!LDL SERV FISH HULL 70(1)1119• 123 • •

513 RALEIGH,RF 1MCLAREN,JB :GRAff,OR . 1973 . f.ffECTS OF TOPICAL LOCATION, BRANDING TECHNIQUES AND CHANGlS I~ HUE O~ Rf.COGNlllON OF COLO BRANDS IN CENTRARCHIO ANO SALMONIO FISH, TRANS AM FISH SOC 102C3l:o37 • 641 ••

514 OOUDOROff,P 1SHUH~AY,DL 0 19b7.0JSSOLVEO OXYGEN CRITERIA FOR THE PROTECTIO~ Of FISH.TRANS AM FISH SOC SPEC PUBL 4 SUPPL TO q~(\)113•1 9, ,

515 MIHURSKY.JA 1KfNNEOY,VS.19b7.WATfR TEMPERATURE CRITERIA ro PROTECT AQUATIC Liff.TRANS AM FISH SOC SPEC PUBL Q SUPPL 9b(\J:20•32 ••

Sib MAJOR,RL lPAULJK,GL.1970,f.ffECT Of ENCROACHMENT OF WANAPUM OAM RESERVOIR ON FISH PASSAGE OVER ROCK ISLAND OAM, COLUMBIA RIVER . US FISH ~ILOL SERV FISH BULL 70(1)1125• 140 ••

517 CROUTAG£,T~.19b8.UNJOUE ILLINOIS PONO SUPPORIS RAINBO• TROUT,PROG FISH CULT 30CIJ:9• 12 ••

518 CUNSTRO~,GK . l9b8 , GDNAD Wf!GHT/~OOY •~ICHT RATIO OF MATURE CHINOOK SALMON MALES AS A MEASURE OF GONAO S!Zt.PROG FISH CULT 30(1):23·2~ ••

519 GARRISON,RL , IQ68.THE TOXICITY OF PRO· NOXFISH TO SALM0510 EGGS ANO FRY. PROG FISH CULT 30(1):35-38,.

520 REINGOLD,M.IQb8.WATfR TEMPERATURF. AFFECTS TH E RIPENING OF ADULT FALL CHINOOK SALMON Al<D STEELHtAD . P>IOG FISH CllLT 30!1l141 • U2 .,

521 GRJSnOLD.aL .I Q68.A TUBE FOR ORSERVING SALMONIC EGGS IN NATURAL REODS.PROC FISH CULT 30(1)156 ••

522 MCCAULEY,R~.\Qo8.INCURATING RA!NROn TRO UT EGGS IN HEATED. RECIRCULATFO ~ATER . PROG FISH CULi 30!1):64 ••

523 COMBS,R0.19~8.AN flf.CTR!CAL GRID FOR CO~TROLLING TREMATODE CERCAR!AE lN HATCHERY ~ATER SUPPLJES . PROG FISH CULT 30(2):67 •75 ••

524 TONEY,O :RowfN,JT . 1968.SEL~CT !ON OF RAINBOW TROUT BROOD STOCK,PROG FISH CULT 30!ll1120 ••

525 8URRO~S,Rf :COMRS,aD.IQb~.CONTROLLEO ENVIRONMENTS FOR SALMON PROPAGATION. PROC FISH CULT 30!3Jll23•1 3b ••

526 AMEND.OF 1FRYER,JL.IQb8.THE ADMINISTRATION OF SULFONAM I DE ORUGS TO ADOLT SALM0~ 0 PROG FISH CULT 30(3)1168• 172 ••

I

527 JOCHIMSEN,W 1 6EDELL,G,19b8 , MALFORM~D YOLK SACS 08Sf.RVEO IN CHINOOK SALMON

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527 FRY DURING TESTS OF 8ARREL•TYPE JNCUBATORS. PROG FISH CULT 30CQJ 1227• 229 • •

528 MO YLf,PA.19b9 . C0MPARATIVE BEHAVIOR OF YOUNG BROOK TROUT OF OOMESTIC ANO WI LD OR I GIN.PROG FISH CULT 31Cll1Sl ·~b ••

529 MAC KINNON,OF.19h9 . EFFECT OF MINERAL ENRICHMfNT ON THE INC I OENCE OF WHI TE• SPOT OISEASE . PROG FISH CULT 31C2l17Q • 76 ••

530 DE ROCHE,SE.19b9.0ASERVATIONS ON THE SPAnNING HARI TS A~O EARLY LIFF. OF LAKE TROUT.PROC FISH CULT 31(2):109•113 • •

531 POLLOCK,R0.19b9.TEHAMA• COLUSA CANAL TO SERVE AS SPA~NING CHANNEL . PROC FISH CULT 31(311123• 130 ••

532 MJTCHUM,OL 1MOQRf,T0 . 19b9.EFF!CACY OF DI • N•8UTYL TIN OXIDE ON AN INTESTINAL FLUKE, CREPIOOSTOMUM FARIONJS, IN GOLOEN TROUT.PROG FISH CULT 31(3)1 ( GJ•!QR. •

533 CRUEA,00.19b9.A NEW STAIN FOR FISH SPERM. PROG FISH CULT 3\(3} 1148 ••

53q THOM•S,Af . 1969.MORTALITY OUF TO LEECH INFESTATION IN AN INCUBATION CHANNEL.PROG FISH CULT 31(3)11b4• 1b~ ••

535 MAXON,K.1969.A LIVE TROUT EGG SORTER.PROG FISH CULT 31(3)1182• 183 ••

53b OILL,LM . 19b7.STUOIES ON THE EAR LY FEEDING OF SOCKEYE SALMON ALEVINS.CAN FISH CUL T 39 : 23•34,,

537 WILLFORn.~A 1SILLS.J~ :KHEALDON,Ew . 19b9 . CH LORINATEO HYOROCARBONS IN THE YOUNG OF LAKE "llCH!GAN ClltiO SALMON , PROG FISH CULT 31 (3) : 220 ••

538 WALLIS , J.19b9 . CAUTION IN USE OF SUGA~·flOTATION TECHNIOUE.rROG FISH CULT 3JC4) 1231 • 232 ..

539 SMITH,AK,1973.0(VELOPMENT ANO APPLICATION OF SPAWNING VELOCITY AND DEPTH CRITERIA FOR OREGON SALMONIOS . TRANS AM FISH SOC 102C2l : 312• 316.,

540 GUNSTROM,GK.1973.GROSS PHYSICAL ANOMALIES IN Fl PHOCENY OF IRRADIATED ANO UNIRRAOJATED COHO SAL"ION.TRANS AM FISH SOC 102C2l:Q3A• 442 .,

541 SMITH,M~.1967 . MOVEMENT OF PLANTEO HATCHERY• REAREO TROUT FROM A NATURAL LAKE , CAN FISH CULT 39:35• QO ••

542 OENNISON,BA 1MARCHFPHYN,~J.\973.A DEVICE FnR ALLEVIA TING SUPERSATURATION OF GASES IN HAICHF.RY WATER SUPPLIES.PROC FISH CULT 35(1) : 55• 59 , .

543 OLSON,WH :CHASEoOL :HANSON,JN , 1973 . PRF.LIMJNARY STUDIES USING SYNTHETIC POLYMERS TO REDUCE TURBIDITY I N A HATCHERY WATER SUPPLY . PROG FISH CUL T

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543 35C2llbb•73 ••

5Q4 PORTER.TR.lq73.FRY EMERGENCE TRAP ANO HOLDING BOX . PROG FISH CULT 35(2)1 104• 106. ,

5Q5 SENN,HG 1PATTIE,JH ICLAYTO~ . JG.1973,WASHINGTON PONO TRAYS AS A METHOD FOR INCUBATING SALMON EGGS ANO fRY,PROG FISH CUL T 35(3): 132• 137 ,.

5Q6 CARLSON.AR IHALE,JG,1973 . EARLY MATURA TION OF BROOK TROUT IN THE LABORATORY . PROG FISH CULT 35(3):150 • 153 ,,

547 •EIR,RA :MCCAULEY,RW , 1973.INCUBA TION OF LAKf TROUT EMBRYOS UNOE R FLUORESCENT LlGHTS,PROG FISH CULT 35(3)1179• 180 ••

548 MARRJOTT,RA,1973.EFFECTS OF ELECTRI C SHOCKING ON FERTJL JTY OF MATURE PINK SALMO~ . PROG FISH CULT 3514):191 • 194 . ,

549 AOAHS,ES,1974 . USE OF A RECO~PRESSION CHA~BER TO ALLEVIATE GAS•SUBBLE DISEASE IN COHO SAC· fRY,PROC FISH CU LT 36(1)141 ••

550 PLOSILA,OS :KtLLER,wT . 1974,f.FFfCTS OF PUAN11TY OF STORED SPERM ANO WATER ON FERTILIZATION OF BROOK TROUT EGGS . PROG FISH CULT 3b(1) : 42• 45, .

551 MAODOCK.~G.1974.A TECHNIQUE TO PROLONG THE INCUBA TION PERIOO Of HROHN TROUT OVA . PROG FISH CULT 36(4)1219• 222,,

552 KUN(SCH,hH 1FRESHMAN,~J 1HOEHM,M INOROJN,NG,1974,ALTER!NG THE SPAWNING CYCLE Of RAIN~O~ TROUT RY CONTROL OF ARTIFICIA L LIGHT . PROG FISH CULT 36 ( Q): 22'.>•?2b • •

553 SHORT,z :OLSON,PR , 1970 . 0YSTER SHELLS ANO FOAM FOR~ATION USED TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF WATER RECIRCULATED IN A FISH HATCHERY INCUSATOR , PROG FISH CULT 320):\80•182 • •

554 fAUSTOV,VS 1Z011N,AI.19b7.£NERGETICAL CHARACTFRISTICS OF FISH EGGS BELONGING TQ DIFFERENT ECOLOGICAL GROUPS,VOP IKHTIOL 7(1),4218 1•87, (RUSSIA"' ONL Yl .

555 MfEHAN,wR.1971.EFFECTS OF GRAVEL• CLEANING ON BOTTOM ORGANISMS IN THREE SOUTHEAST ALASKA STREAMS , PROG F I SH CULT 33(2):107 • 111 .,

556 TONEY,OP . 1971,SOFT EGG DISEASE ANO ACRtFLAVINE,PROG F I SH CUL T 33(3):159,.

557 MILLER,Rw,1972 . THREF ~ETHOOS FOR DETERMINING O!SSOLVED OXYGEN CONCENTRATIONS NEAR FISH f.~BRYOS , PROG FISH CULT 34(1) : 39• 42 ,,

558 GALAT,OL . 1972,PREPARING TELEOST E~8RYOS FOR STUDY,PROG FISH CULT 34(1)1 43• 48 • •

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559 FOWLER,LG . 1972.GROwTH ANO MORTALITY OF FINGERLING CHINOOK SALMON AS AFFECTED BY EGG SIZE , PROG FISH CULT 34(2):66-69 , ,

560 CLARY,JR , 1972,PREDA TION ON THE 8RO~N TROU T BY THE SLIMY SCULPIN,PROG FISH CULT 34(2)191 - 9S , ,

561 CL!Nf,TF IPOST,G. 1972.THERAPY FOR TROUT EGGS INFECTED WITH SAPROLEGNIA , PROG FISH CULT 3•(3)114~- 151 ,,

562 PLOSILA,OS :~ELLEH.~T :MCCARTNEY,TJ ,1 972.EfFECTS OF SPERM STORAGE ANO DILUTION O~ FERTILIZATION Of ~~00~ TROUT EGGS . P?OG FISH CULT 34(3) 1 179- 161 • •

563 ZIRGES,MH :CURT!S,L0.1972 0 VIABILITY OF FALL CHINOOK SALMON EGGS SPAWNED ANO FERTILIZED TW~NTY-FOUR HOll~S AFTER DEATH OF THE ffMALE . PHOG FISH CU~T 34(4):190 ••

564 FR!BOURGH,JH.1966.THE APPLICATION OF A DIFFERENTIAL STAINING METHOD TO LOW - TEMPERATURE STUDIES ON GOLDFISH SPEHMATOZOA.PROG FISH CULT 26(4)1 227• 231 • •

565 MARTJN,J~ . 1967.A METHOD OF MEASURING LENGTHS OF JUVENILE SALMON FHOM PHOTn&RAPHS,PROG FISH CULT 29(4) : 238- 240, ,

566 PROGRESSIVE FISH CULTURIST, 1965,A TROUT FRO~ YUGOSLAVIA , PROG FISH CULT 27(3)1164 ..

567 LARIMOQE,Hw . 1970 . TWO SHALLO~·~ATER BOTTOM SAMPLERS , PROG FISH CUL T 32(2)1 tlb•IJ9 • •

568 VOGELE,LE :60YER,~L :HEARn,~R . 1971 . A PORTARLE UNDERWATER SUCTION DEVICE, PROG FISH CULT 33(1):62• 63 • •

569 OSEIO, O~ :SMITH,LL JR,1971.SURVIVAL AND liATCHING OF •ALLEYE EGGS AT VARIOUS DIS$0LVEO OXYGEN Lf.VELS.P~OG FISH CVLT 33C2l:81 • 84,,

570 euss,K :~llLER, ER . 1971.CONSIOrRATI ONS FOR CONVENTIONAL TROUT HATCHERY DESIGN AND CO~STHVCTION IN PF.NNSYLVANIA.PROG FISH CULT 33C2l:6b- 94, .

571 DAVIS.cw.1971 . MARKING SMALL ATLANTIC HERRING WITH BIOLOGICAL STAINS.PHOG FISH CULT 33(3) 1160• 102 • •

572 OAVJS,~E 1HILTZ,HK,lq71.A CONSTANT•FRACT!O N ~AMPLING DEVICE FDR ENUMERATING JUVENI LE SALMONIOS,PROG FISH CULT 33(3)1180- 183 , ,

573 VOYER,RA IHENNEKEY,RJ , 1q72,EFFECTS OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN ON TWO LIFE STAGES OF THE MUMMICHOG , PROG FISH CULT 34(4)1222·225 . ,

574 BRAUHN,JL,1971 . ISOLATION OF AEROMONAS LIQUEFACIENS FROM LARGEMOUTH BASS

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574 EGGS ANO SAC fRY . PROG FISH CULT 33(4) 1236• 237 • •

575 LIAO,PR.1971.WATER REQUIREMENTS OF SAL MON I OS.PROG FISH CUL T 33( 4) 1 210•215 ••

576 PETERSON,OA.1972.AAROMETRIC PRESSURE ANO ! TS EFFECT ON SPAWNING ACTIVITIES OF RAIN80W TROUT .PROG FISH CULT 34(2):110 • 112 • •

577 KRAMER,RH tSMllH , LL JR.1966 . SURVIVAL OF WALLEYE EGGS IN SUSPENDED -000 fIBRES.PROG fISH CULT 2812l179• 82 • •

578 REEO,RJ,19~7.0BSERVATJ0'1S Of F I SHES ASSOCIATED WITH SPAWNING SALMON . TRANS AM FISH SOC 96(1)t62• h7 • •

579 HARVEY,HH . 1967 . SUPERSATURATION Of LAKE WATER WITH A PRECAUTION TO HATCHERY USAGE, TRANS AM FISH SOC 96(2):194•20 ! • •

580 GUNSTRQM,GK.1967.THE OCCURRENC~ Of A KATAOIOYMUS CHINOOK SALMON ALfVIN, TRANS AM f!SH SOC 96(2):214•2 16.,

581 ACARA,AH.1967.A NORMAL, SYNCHRnNOUS HER~APHRODITE DOLLY VAROEN CHAR.TRANS AM FISH SOC 96!3)1201•202 ••

582 RO~ERSON,K.1967.AN DCCURQfNCf Of CHINOOK SALMON BEACH SPAWNING IN LAKE wASHINGTO~.TRANS A~ FISH SOC 9b(O)t42J•024 , ,

583 ORCUTT,OR :PULLIAM,6R tAHP,A . 1968.CHARACTERISTICS OF STEELHEAO TROUT REOOS IN JOAKO STREA~S. TRANS AM FISH SOC 97(1 ) 1•2 · 4 ~ ••

584 CLAIRE.EW 1PHILLIPS,Rw.!Qe8.THE STONEFLY ACRONEURIA P•ClflCA AS A POTENTIAL PAfOAIOR ON SIL~ON!O ~MBRYOS,TRANS AM FISH SOC 97(1):50• 52 ••

585 SI~ON,RC :NOBLl,RE.19e~.HYRRIOJZATJO~ IN ONCORHYNCHUS (SAL~ONIOAEJ I VIABILITY AND l•HERITANCE I~ AP.TIFIC!AL CROSSES OF CHUM ANO PINK SALMON, TRANS AM FISH SOC 97(2):109•118.,

58b GREGORY,R~.IQ68,0CCURRENCE OF FRUCTOSE JN TROUT SEMINAL PLASMA, TRANS AM FISH SOC 97(2Jt203 • 204 ••

587 GREENLAN010C tTHOMAS,AE,1972.SWl~M!NG SPf.EO OF FALL CHINOOK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA) FRY . TRANS A~ FISH SOC 101(4)lo96• 700 ••

588 HALE,JG.1968.0BSERVATIOMS ON BROOK TROUT, SALVEL!NUS fONTINALIS SPAWNING JN IO•GALLON AQUARIA, TRANS AM FISH SOC 97(3)1299• 300.,

589 6JORNN,TC tCRAOOOCK,OR ICORLEY,DR,1Qb8.~IGRATION ANO SURVIVAL OF REOFISH LAKE, JOAHO, SOCKEYE SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA,TRANS AM FISH SOC 97(0)1 360•373 ..

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590 £LSER,AA,IQ6~.FISH POPULATIONS OF A TROUT STREAM IN RELATION TO t•AJOR HABITAT ZO~ES AND CHANNEL ALTERAT!DNS , TRANS AM FISH SOC 97(4)1]89• ]97 , ,

591 BRUNGS,WA,1971 . CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CONSTANT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE ON THE FATHEAD MINNOW CPlMEPHALES PRO~ELAS RAF!NESQUEl . TRANS AM FISH SOC \00(4): bSq • bbl.I ••

592 BRUNGS,WA,J96Q,CHRON!C TOXICITY OF ZINC TO THE FATHEAD MINNOW, PIMEPHALES PROMELAS RA~INESOUE , TRA~S AM FISH SOC 98(2):272• 279,,

593 THO~AS,AE 18ANKS,JL :GREENLANO,DC.1969,EFFECT OF YOL~ SAC ABSORPTION ON THE SWIM~!NG ABILITY OF FALL CHINOOK SALHON,TRANS AM FISH SOC 98(511 406- 410 ..

594 LAURENCf,GC , 1969,THE ENERGY EXPENDITURE OF LAWGEPOUTH BASS LARVAE, M!CROPTERUS SAL~OlOES, DUKING YOLK A~SORPTION,TRANS AM FISH SOC 98(])1 lq8•40S ••

595 THOMAS , Af iEL(IOTT,J~ 16ANKS,JL.1969,HfMATOLOG!CAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACT ERI~TICS ASSOCIATED •ITH PRECOCIOUS MALE CHINOOK SILMON F!NGERLINGS.TRANS AM FISH SOC q8(1l123• 2o • •

596 SCHIMMEL.SC :"ANSEN,DJ :FORESTfR,J . 197Q,fFFECTS OF AROCLOR 12SQ ON LABORATORY•kf.ARfO fM~RYOS ANO FRY OF SHEEPSHEAO MINNOWS CCYPRINOOOR VARltGATUS).TRANS AM FISH SOC 10](5):582•586,,

597 CARLSO~,AW 1SIEFERT,RE sHfRMAN,LJ,1974.tFFfCTS OF LOWERfD DISSOLVEO OXYGEN CONCENTRAllONS ON CHINNEL CATFISH CICTALURUS PUNCTATUS) EMeRYOS ANO LARVAt.IP.ANS AH f!SH snc l05(J):623• 626 • •

598 HUCK~BE£,J~ iGRlff!TH,NA.lQ74.TOX!CITY OF MtRCURY ANO SELfNIUM TO THE EGGS OF CARP CCYPRINUS CARPIO!, TRANS AM FISH SOC 10](4):8?.2-825 ••

599 H0AG,SH.197D.T~F RELATIONSHIP AET~EEN THE SUMMER FOOO OF JUVENILE SDCKEYE SALMON, 0-C OPHY~CHUS Nf RKA, ANO THE STAhOING STOCK OF ZOOPLANKTON IN ILIAHNA LAKE, ALASKA.US F ISH WILOL SERV FISH BULL 70(2):355•562 ,.

600 HENRY,KA,1970,0CEAN OISTRIRUTIOh, GRO~TH, ANO fFF ECTS OF THE TROLL FISHERY ON YIELD OF FALL CHINOOK SAL~l)N FRD>I COLOMBU HATCHERIES . US FISH W!LOL SERV FISH BULL 70C2):Q5l-445,,

601 HOOPES,D1 . 197ft.SELECT!ON OF SPA•NING SITES •y SOCKEYE SALMON IN S~ALL STREAMS.US FISH •ILOL SERV FISH BULL 70(2):U47• U56, ,

602 MURAl,T 1ANORE~S,J~.1970,GROWTH AND FOOD CONVtRSlON OF RAIN80W TROUT REARfO I~ BRACKISH ANO FR(SH WATER.US FISH HILOL SERV FISH BULL 70(4)1 1293- 12'15 ..

60l MATHIS[N,OA,1971.ESCAPE~ENT LEVELS AND PRODUCTIVITY OF T~E NUSHAGAK

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N U M E R I C A L I N 0 E X REf ND A R T I C L E

b03 SOCKEYf. SALMON RUN FROM 1qo8 TO 1q66.US flSH WILOL $[RV FISH BULL 6q(4)1 747•7b3 ••

604 8AJLEY,J[ 1EVANS,OR . lq71.THE LOW TEMPERATURE THRfSHOLO FOR PINK SALMON EGGS IN RELATION TO A PROPOSED HYOROELECTPIC INSTALLATION.US FISH WILOL SERV FISH BULL 69(3):587-593 ••

605 E~EL,WJ 10AWLEY,£M IMONK,RH. 1971 . THERMAL TOLERANCE Of JUVENILE PACIFIC SALMON ANO STfELHEAD TROUT IN RELATION TO SUPERkATURATION OF NITROGEN GAS . US FISH W!LOL SERV FISH BULL b9(4)1833•843 • •

bOb VAUX,WG.lqb8.INTRAGRAVEL FLO~ ANO INTERCHANGE OF WATER IN A STREAMBED.US flSH WILOL SERV FISH R.ULL h6(3l:47q•q8q • •

607 MCNEIL,WJ.lq68.HIGRATION ANO DISTRIRUTJON OF PINK SALMON SPAWN[RS IN SASHIN CkfEK l~ 1965, ANO SURVIVAL OF THEIR PROGENY.US FISH WILDL SERV FISH BUL~ 66(3)1575•586 ••

~08 VAN CLEVE,R :~EVA~,OE . 1973.EVALUATION OF CAUSES FOR THE DECLINE OF THE KARLUK SOCKfYE SALMON RUNS AND RECOMMENOATID~S FOR REHABILITATION.US FIS~ WILDL SERV FISH BULL 71C3l1627• bQ9 • •

609 ROUNSEFELL,GA . 1973.COMMENTS ON "EVALUATION OF CAUSES FOR THE DECLINE OF THE KARLUK SOCKEYE SALMON HUNS AND R£CO~MENrATIONS FOR REHA81LITAT!ON°, BY R VAN CLEVE AND DE &EVAN.US FISH w)LOL SERV FISH BULL 71!lllb51 • b5q • •

olO VAN CLEVE,R :REVAN,OE.1973.REPLY TO ROUNSEFELL'S "COMMENTS ON 'EVALUATION Of CAUSES FOR THE DECLl~f OF THE •lRLUK SOCKtYE SALMON RUNS ANO RfCOMM(NDATJONS FOR R[HAOILITATIO-' RY R VAN CLEVE ANO DE BEVAN'.US FISH WJLDL SERV FISH BULL 71(5)1ob1 • ob3 • •

oil LANO(R,~H IHENRY,KA.1973.SURV!VAL, MATURITY, AOUNDANCE ANO MARINE DISTRl~UTION OF 19b5·~6 RROOO COHO SALMON, O~CO~HYNCHUS KISUTCH, FROM COLUMBIA RIVFR HATCHERIES.US FISH •ILOL SERV FISH BULL 71CJl:b79•o9S ••

612 O!ZON,AE IHOR~ALL,RM !HASL[R,A0.1973.0LfACTORY ELECTROENCEPH•LOGRAPHIC RfSPPNSEI Of HOMING COHO SAL~ON, O~CORHYNCHUS KISUTCH, TO hATER CONOITIONEO PY CONSPECIFICS . US FISH wlLDL StRV FISH BULL 71(3l:895•8qo • •

oil HIGLEY,OL 1AONO,CE.197J,ECDLOGY ANO PRODUCTION OF JUVENILE SPRING CHINOOK SALMON, ONCOP~YNCHUS TIHA•YTICHA, IN A EUTROPHIC RESERVOIR . US FISH wJLDL SERV FISH ~ULL 71(3)1877•Aq1 ••

614 OIZON,AE 1HOR~ALL,R~ 1HASLfR,AO . lq7J . LO~G TER~ OLFACTORY "MEMORY • IN COHO SALMON, O~CDRHYNCHUS KISUTCH . US FISH •ILOL SLRV FISH BULL 711211315• 317 • •

olS EAEL,WJ 1PAR•,DL 1JOHNSEN,RC.197J.EFFFCTS OF TRANSPOQTATION ON SURVIVAL AND HOMING OF SNAKE RIVER CHINOOK SAL~ON ANO STEELHEAO TROUT . US FISH

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b15 W!LOL SERV FISH 8ULL 71(2)1549•5b3 ••

bib ROGERS,OE.1973.ARUNOANCE AND SIZE OF JUVENILE SOCKEYE SALMQ~, ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA, ANO ASSOCIATED SPECIES IN LAKE ALEK~AG!K, ALASKA, IN RELATION TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT.US FISH w!LDL SERV FISH BULL 71(4)1 101>1•1075 ••

617 PRAVO!A,IF.191>6.HANOROOK OF THE STUDY OF FISHES (MAINLY FRESHwATER),(PU8L PISHCHEVAYA P~OMYSHLENNOST 41q6•!09,219•220,1966)CAN FISH MAR SERV TRANSL SER :B09: 1 •2b ••

bl8 S!NGER,PC 12JLLI,~B.1975.0ZONATION OF AMMONIA IN WASTEWATEH.~ATER RES 9(2)1127•134 ••

bl9 IWAI,T iITO,T 1TAMU?A,K.1974.THE TOXICITY OF NITRITE ON AYU•FRY, PLECOGLOSSUS ALTVELIS, AND THE CHLOR!NITY IN THf CULTURING WATER.BULL FAC FISH MI£ UNIV 1974(1)143•49.(ENGLISH A~STRACT).

620 GROOT,C :SJMPSON,K 1TOOD,J :MURRAY,PD 18UITON,GA.1975 0 MOVEMENTS OF SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) I• THE SKEENA RIVER ESTUARY AS REVEALED RY ULTRASONIC TRACKING.J FISH RES ROARD CAN 32(2):233•242,.

621 MAJOR,RL :MIGHELL,JL,196q.EGG•TO~MIGRANT SURVIVAL OF SPRING CHINOOK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAWYTSCHA) IN THE YAKIMA RIVER, WASHINGTON,US FISH •ILDL SEAV FISH BULL b7C2l:307•359,,

b22 BURGNER,RL iOICOSTANZO,CJ :ELLIS,RJ :HARRY,GY JR :HARTMAN,WL 1 KERNS.OE JR :MATHISEN,OA :RnYcf.•F.!qbq,ijJOLOGICAL STUDIES AND ESTIMATES Of OPTIMU~ ESCAPEMFNTS OF SOCKEY£ SALMON IN THE MAJOR RIVER SYSTEMS IN SOUTH•ESTERN ALASKA.US FISH WILDL StRV FISH BULL 67!2l:405•45q ••

b23 TREFETHEN,PS 1SUTHE~LAN000F,!9n8,PASSAGE OF ADULT CHINOOK SALMON THROUGH SRO•NLEE RESERVOIR, 19b0-b2.US FISH NILOL SERV FISH BULL 67(1)135•45,,

b24 E8fL,WJ.19bq,SUPERSATURATIO~ OF NITROGEN IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER ANO ITS EFFECT O~ SALMON AND STEELHEAO TROUT,US FISH •ILDL SERV FISH BULL 66(1)1 1•11 ••

625 KRCMA,RF :RAlflGH,Rf,1970.MIGRATION OF JUVENILE SALMON A•O TROUT INTO 8RO•NLEE RESERVOIR, lqo2•65.US FISH •ILDL SfRV FISH BULL 68(2)1203•217,.

62b OURKIN,JT 1PARK,OL 1RALEIGH,RF.1970,0ISTRIBlJTlON ANO MOVtMENT Of JUVENILE SALMON IN 8R0wNLEE RESERVOIR, 1962•65,US FISH WILDL SERV FISH BULL 66(2)1 219•243 ..

627 SIMS,cw.1q70,fMIGRATION OF JUVENILE SALMON ANO TROUT FROM BROWNLEE R[SfRVO!H, 1963•65,US FISH WILDL SEHV FISH BULL b8(2)12QQ•259,,

626 MERRELLoTR,J~ !COLLINS,MO IGREENOUGH,J~.IQ71,AN ESTIMATE OF MORTALITY OF

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626 CHINOOK SALMON tN THE COLll"81A RIVER NEAR FIONNEVTLLE DAM., ()URI NG THE SUMMER RUN OF 1qss. us FISH WTLOL SERV FI SH ~ULL 66(3)1Qbl•Qq2 ••

629 LAR"OYEUX,J0,1973.EFfECTS OF ~ATER REUSE ON RAINBO~ TROUT IN HATCHERIES , PROG FISH CULT 35(1)12•8, .

630 JOHNSTON,J".IQ72.TOLERANCE Of JUVENILE SOCKEYf SALMON AND ZOOPLANKTON, TO THE SELECTIVE SQUA~FISH IOXTCANT 1,l'·~EIHYLENEOl•2•NAPHTHOL.P~OG FISH CULT 34(3) : 122•125,.

631 RICE,S0 . 1971,A STUOY OF NITPOGEN ~ASTE PRODUCT "ETAFIOLISM IN THf EGGS AND FRY OF ~AINBOw TROUT,SALMO GAIRONERI.DJSSERTATION,KfNT STAT E UN!V ,1971 ••

632 NtCHOLSDN,HF.IQ74.ijJSLIOGRAPHY ON THE L!MNOLOGY ANO FISHEPIES Of CANADIAN fRESH~£TERS NG I . CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH HAR SERV TECH REP 47111•120.,

633 NICHOLSON,MF.197S . 8l8LIOG~APHY ON THE Ll"NOLOGY ANO FISHERIES OF CANADIAN FRESHWATERS NO 2,CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH MAR SERV TECH ~EP 50G:l•llo,,

630 TAKAGl,K 1SMJTH,HO.JQ73.T!MING ANO RATE OF MIGRATION Of BABINE SOC~EYE STOCKS THROUGH SK~ENA ANO BABINE RIVERS.FISH RES SOARD CAN TECH REP 419: l•bt , ,.

635 YARZHOM~E~,AA . 1960.THf OYNAMJCS OF FAT ANO CAROTENOIO PIG~F.NT IN THE GONADS Of THE PAC!f!C SALMON . VOP JK HTIOL h(ll13A:171•176,(RUSS!AN ONLY) .

630 TUJNSTRA,KF. !BAHLS.LL tSOLTERO,RA.19h6.Tt<E TOXICITY OF ORGANIC wASTES ON EGGS AND fRY Of RAINBO~ TROUT.PROC MONT ACAD SCI 28:70,,

637 COROQN,QN,19~5 . F!SHERIES PROttLEMS ASSDCIAT(O ~!TH HYDROELECTRIC DfVELOPMtNT . CAN FISH CULT 35:17•36,.

036 LISTER.OR 1HARVEY,QAL,196q.LOSS OF PETERSEN DISK TAGS FROM SPAWNING CHUM SALMON (ONCO~HYNCHUS KE TA) ,CA N FISH CULT 40:33• 40 .,

63q 8AHLS,LL :SOLTERO,RA 1TUJNSTRh,KE . 1Qh9 . THE TOXICITY Of ORGANIC WASTES ON ~GGS AN() FRY Of RAINBOW TROUT.P~OC MO"IT ACAO SCI 29152•02.,

600 LIAO.PR IMAYO,~o . 1q12.SALMONJD HA TCHERY WATER REUSE SYSTEMS,AOUACULTURE !Ol 1317•335 ••

6GI YASTRERKOV,AA , 1965.INOIVIDUAL ANO N!THIN POPULATION VARIABI LITY IN THE SIZE Of PINK AND CHUM SALMON EGGS .T R HURM MORSK BIOL INST 9(13)126•32, (RUSSI A"I 0"'L Y) .

642 GALKINA ,L A. 1965,Gf.OGRAPHIC VARIABILITY OF PINK ANO CHUM SALMON EGGS JN RELATI ON TO ACCLJMAl!ZATION,TR MUR~ MORSK BIOL INST 9(13l133•40.(8lOL ABSTRACT S?.866,JY67),

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643 ZHITENEV,AN . lq65.STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF AVERAGE fGG SIZES OF PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS GOR6USCHA, wAL8l IN RELATION TO THE NUMBER STUOIEO. TR MURM MOR5K BIOL INST 9(13):41••3.CRUSSIAN ONLY).

644 ZHITENEVA,LO IZHITE~fV,AN.lqbS.THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS PRESERVATION HETHOOS ON THE CALCIUM CO~TENT OF THE EGGS Of PINK SALMON (ONCORHY~CHUS GOR8USCHAJ.TR ~URM NORSK BIOL INST 9(13):44•46.(RUSS!AN ONLY) .

645 SAUNDERS,RL 1HfNDERSON,fA.19b5.PRECOCIOUS SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT !~ ; MALE POST• SMOLT ATLANTIC SAL~ON REARED IN THE LA60RATORY,J FISH RES SOARD CAN 22(6)11567-1570 ••

646 HAGENMAIER,HE.1973,THE HATCHING PROCESS IN FISH f~ARYOS:l!I THE STRUCTURE POLYSACCHARIO~ ANO PROTEIN CYTOCHEMISTRY OF THE CHORION OF THE iROUT fGG, SALMO GA!RON(R! (RICH),ACTA HJSTOCHEM 47:ol • 6q.:

647 8RANNON,EL,t9~A.GENET!C CONTROL Of MIGRATING BfHAVIOR Of NEWLY EMERGED SOCKEYE SALMON FRY,UNJV WASH COLL FISH CONTRI8 3~0:28•29, ,

648 NAKATSUKASA,Y.1965,AN EXAMPLE Of THE HERMAPHRODITIC GO~AD FOUND !N ONCORHYNCHUS KETA(nAL8AUM),JAP J ICHTHYUL t3:59•b3.CENGL!SH RESUME),

649 ~OSKI,KV ISALO,f0,1968.MEASUREHENT OF SPAwNl~G SUCCESS Of CHUM SALMON UTILIZING NATURAL •~D CONIROLllO SPA•N!NG ARE•S AT BIG BEEF CREEK.UNIV WASH FISH RES INST ANN REP 1967·68:1•18,,

650 PILLA!,AK :SAHKANICK,AI :TER~ER,C,J97~ . STUOJES Of METAROLISM IN EM6RYDNIC DEVELOPMENT V BIOSYNTHESIS OF CORTTCOSTERO!OS BY TROUT EMBPYOS.GEN COMP ENDOCRINOL 24:152•161,,

651 VERRAES,W,1974.0ISCUSSION O~ SO~E RELATIONS BEThfEN THE FORH, POSITJON AND FUNCTION OF THE HYOSYMPLECTICUN IN DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES Of SALMO GAIRD~ER! R!CHAROSON,1836<TELEOSTEI!SALMONIOAEl.fO~MA FU~CTIO 7:39• 46,,

652 LISTER.DB l~ALKfR,Cf,!96b,THE fFFECT Of FLO~ CONTROL ON FRESHWATER SURVIVAL OF CHUH, COHO, AND CHINOO~ SALMON JN BIG QUALICUH RIVER , CAN FISH CULT 3713•25 ••

653 FRASER,FJ 1HALSEY,TG.1969 0 THE APPLICATION OF AN AIR•PERCOLATTON SYSTEM FOR ~ATER TEMPERATURE REDUCTION JN ROBERTSON CRff.K,CAN FISH CULT 401 41•Qq ••

65Q VERRAfS,W,1974,DISCUSSION ON THF SHAPf. OF THE EYf ANO THE INFLUENCE OF JTS SIZE ON SHAPE AND POSITION Of SURROUNOING STRUCTURES !N NORMAL ANO ABNORMAL CONOITIONS DURING POSTEMBRYONIC DfVELOPMENT IN SALMO GAIRDNERI RICHARDSON, 1636 (TELEOSTEI• SAL~ONIOAEJ,FOPMA FUNCTIO 71125• 138 , .

b55 VERRAES,W,J974,DISCUSS!ON ON SOME FUNCTIONAL• MORPHOLOGICAL REL ATIONS

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655 BET~EEN SOME PARTS OF THE CHONOOCRA•IU~ AND THE OSTEOCRANIUM IN THE SKULL BASE AND THE SK ULL ROOF, ANO OF SOME SO FT HEAD PARTS DUR ING POS1EM8RYON IC DEVELOPMENT OF SALMO CAIRONERI RICHARDSON, 16l6 (TELEOSTEll SALMONIDAE} . FORMA FUNCTIO 7:261 • 295 ••

bSb WALKER.CE 1WOOD, JA IMACL FAN,I A.lqb9.A CONVfRCING THROAT TRAP FOR SAMPLING JUVENILE SAL~ONIOS . CAN FISH CULT G01~l ·Sb • •

b57 VERRAES,W . 1975.SOME FUNCTIO~AL ASPECTS OF OSSIFICATIONS JN THE CARTILAGINOUS CERATQHVALE OUHl•G POSTFMBPYO~IC DEYELOPMlNT IN SALMO CAIRO~ERI RICHAROSONol~lb(T~LEOSIEl:SALHON!OAt}.FOR~A FUNCTIO 8:27• 32 ••

658 NOYIKOV,CG :S•VVAITOVA,KA :MAKSJMOV,VA.1971.RELATIO~SHIP BE T~EEN SALMO MYKISS ~AL~AUM AND S CAJRDNERI RICHARD CCLUPEIFOR•tS,SALNONIOAEJ.CZOOL ZH Q9(2}:257•2blol97nJF!SH PES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1759:1•12 ••

659 RUGCLEs.cP.19ob.OlPTH ANO VELOCITY AS A FACTOR IN STHFAM REARING AND PRODUCTION OF JUVENILE COHO SALMON . CAN FISH CULT 381~7·S3 • •

bbO SHNAREVICH, 10 :SAKHNfNKOoEG.1971.0N THE DYNAMICS OF CAROTENOIOS IN FISH TISSUES ANO ORGANS IN CONNtCTION w!TH SEX CYCLE.GIOR08IOL ZH 7(6)190•Q3. (RUSS JAN ONLYJ.

b61 81fNIARZ,K.IQ73.EFFFCT OF LIGHT ANO DARKNESS o~ INCUBATION or EGGS. LENGTH, hflCHT ANO SfXUAL ~ATUQJTY OF Sf A TRO UT CSALMO TRUTTA Ll, BP.O•N TROUT (SAL"O TRUTTA FAPIO L} A~O RAIN~O~ TROUT CSALHO IRIDEUS GIBRONSl . AQUACULTURE 2!3l1299• 31~ ••

bb2 LILLEHAM•ER,A.1973.•0TES ON THE FEEDING RELATIONSHIPS OF TR OU T CSALHO TRUTTA L} •~O SALMON CSAL•O $ALAR L) IN THE R!YtR SULOALSLAG(N, ~ES1 NORWAY.~OR• J ZOOL 21(1}1?5·28 • •

bbl JENSEN,K•.IQbA.SEATROUT (~ALVO TRUTTA, Ll OF THE RI VER 13TRA, ft(STERN NORWAY,!NST F~fSH••TER RES HEP 4e1187-213 • •

664 YAMAMOTC\,M :IUCHl.I.1975. ELHTRON MICROSCOPIC STllOY OF ERYTHROCYTES IN DEVELOPING ~AINRO~ 1HOUTo SALMO CAJRONERII IHlDEUS, >ITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CHANGtS IN THE CELL LINE . J EXP ZPOL 1911407• 426 ,.

bb5 KROCIUS,fV.1973.POPULATION OYNA•!CS OF GRO•TH OF YOUNG SOCKEYE SALMON IN LAKE OAL~EE . HYOROA!OLOCIA 43Cl • 2J:•S• SI • •

bbb CZECZUGAoB.1975 . CAROTFNOJOS IN FISH IV SALMONIOAE ANO THYMALLIOA( FROM POLISH •ATEPS . HYDR06!0LOG1A 4b(2• 3J1223• 239 • •

bb1 HARTMA~,GF.1970.~ESI OJGGING AEHAY!OUR OF RAINBOW TROUT(SAL~O CAIRONERIJ. CAN J ZOOL 0811QSA-IGb2 ••

bb8 FO~~ER,LG tSURRO WS,RE . 1971.THE A~fRNATHY SAL~O~ O!El.PROC FISH CULT

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668 3312)167•75 ••

66Q KIMURA,s.1q1u.ON THE EGGS, •LEVINS, I ND FRY IDENTIFI ED AS THf ANAOROMOUS CHIA SALVELl~US LEUCOMAENIS.JAP J ICHTHYOL 21(2):6S•Ql,(ENGLISH ABSTRACT).

670 80ULEK8lCHE,k 1SPEISS,C.IQ70,ffFETS OU LI~DAINE SUR LES ALEVINS DE TRUITE (SAL~O IRIDtUS GIB8)1 PERTURRITIO~S OE CERTAINES ENZYMES GLYCOLYTIOU(S. BULL SOC ZOOL FR qq(l)17q•ftS.CE~GLISH 18STRACT>.

671 PILLAI.AK :TERN(R,c.1q1a.STUDIE9 OF HETABOLIS~ I~ EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT VI COWTISOL•Bl~OING PROTtlNS OF TROUT EMBRYOS.GEN CO~P (NDOCRINOL 201 162•11>7 ••

672 SANGALANG,CR 1F kEEMAN,HC . IQ74.EFFECTS OF SUijLETHAL CADHllJ~ ON ~ATURATJON AND TESTOS TEWONt AND JJ-KtTOTfSTOSTE"ONE PRODUCTION IN VIVO IN ~ROOK TROUT.~IOL R[PROO lll02q•ul5 ••

67l EDMU~DSO~,f lfVEREST,FE ICHAPMAN,0~.196~.PERMANfNCf ~F STATION IN JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON ANll STEELHEAD TROUT .J FI SM RES BOAHO CAN 25(7): IOSl•IQI>• ••

670 KUNZ,YW,1975.0~TOGENESIS OF LACTATE OEHYOROGE~ASE ISOZYMf PATTEHNS IN T~O SAL~O~IOS (SAL~O SALAM ANOS TNUTTll.EX~ERIENTIA ]1(2J:l52• 15J,.

675 YAMAMOTo.Ts.1q1>6.I~OEPENOf~Ct 8ET•EEN SPERM- ENTRY ANO ACTIVATION IN THE DOG SAL~ON EGC.ZOOL MAG 75(10112q7 • J02.(lNGLISH A6STRICT).

b7o JIHN,LA . lq6Q , MOVE~E~TS ANO HOMING Of CUTTMROAT TROUT (SALMO CLARK!) FRO~ orEN-~ATER •~EAS OF YELLO•STO~E LAKE.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 20:1201- 121>1 ••

077 COUPE,R 1ROU8AUO,P :HOULEKHACHf,H 1~FVILLERS.c.1q7c.EVOLUTION OE LA ' OISSDCIATIVITf' OES ALASTOYfHFS DE L'E~8RYO- DE TRUITE CSALMO IRIDEUS GIBB) AU COURS OES PRF~lf ~S STAOlS OU DEVELOPPEMENT . C R ACAO SCI PARIS 27QIJ549 •t SS2.(fRENCH ONLY).

o7& ECLANCHFR.R 1DfJOURS,P.1q75,coNTROLE OE LA RESPIRATION CHEZ LES POISSON$ TfLEOSTEENS1 EXISTENCE Df CHtMORtCEPTEUNS PhYSJOLDGIOUEHENT ANALOGUES AUX CHfHORECEPTEURS OES VERTFURES SUPERIEURS.C R ACAD SCI PARIS 2801451 •453. (FRENCH ONLY).

o7q WI TTS,EG ICOPP,O~ 10EFTDS,LJ.IQ75,CHANGES IN • PLASHA CALCITONIN ANO CALCIU~ OUQ{NC T~E MIGRATION Of SALMON.ENOOCRJNOLOCY qb(l)t214• 218 ••

680 CRAS,J 18A~~IER,Y 1CUDEf!N,Y . tq11 . LES I CIO(S NUClEIOUES OU MUSCLE OE LA TRU!TE &RC·E~·CJEL O'fllVACE ISALMQ GAJFONERll RlCM&POSONJ1 VIA{ITIONS LIEES A LA ~ATURJTE SfXUELLE.£XP£AJ[Ntl~ Jl(JJ12AJ• 28G.(fNCLISH SU~MARYJ .

6&1 WILKINS,NP.IQ66.HULTIPLE HA£MOGL081~S OF tHE ATLANTIC SALMON CSALMO

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661 SAL1.R).J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25(12)12651•2653 ••

662 MALININ,LK 1PODOUONY!,AC 1SVIRSKll,AM.197U.REHAVIOUR OF SALMON CSALMO SALAR Ll IN THE COURSE Of SPAWNING MIGRATION THROUGH THE WATERBOOY.ZH OBSHCH BIOL 35CG)r6U5•650 • •

663 ZIMMER,PO IBROUGHTO~,JH.1966.ANNUAL FISH PASSAGE REPORT • ROCK ISLAND OAM COLUMSIA RIVER,w•SHINGTON,1965.US FISH wILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 5331 1-2a ••

66Q ICNAT'EVA,CM.1975.RELATIVE OURATlONS OF CORRESPONOJNG PERIODS OF EARLY £M8RYOGENlSIS I~ TELEOSTS.SOVIET J DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL 5(5):379• 386 ••

665 KATO, T.1966.STUOIES ON THE TECHNIQUES OF SALMON ANO TROUT• CULTURING II CRO~TH ANO SURVIVAL RATE OF THE 8!•A• SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS RHOOUAUS, CULTURED IN PONO.RULL fRlSHrlATER FISH RES LAB 15(2):169• 196.(ENGL!SH A8STRACTJ.

686 KATO,T :SAKAMOTO,Y.1969.!TUO!ES ON THE VARIATION OF GROWTH IN RAINBOW TROUT, SAL~O GA!RONERll • I lHE FFFECT OF GRADING OF ijOOY SIZE ON THE COURSE OF CRD~TH.8ULL FRESH~ATER FISH RES LAB 19(1):9• 16.CENCLISH SYNOPSIS).

687 lCH!KAWA,M tMORl,T :KAWASHIMA,$ tUEDA,K tSH!RAHATA,S.197Q 0 HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES !N THE THYROID AND Tilt !NTERRENAL TISSUE OF THE KO•ANEf (0NCORHY•CHUS NER~Al DURING SEXUAL MATURATION AND SPA~NING . J FAC SCI UNIV TOKYO SEC IV ZOOL 13(2)1175•182 ••

66~ SENTA,T.1Q73.SPAW•ING GROUND OF THE SALMONJD FISH, SALANGJCHTHIS ~lCRODON IN TAKAHASHI RIVER, OKAYAMA PREFECTURE.J•P J lCHTHYOL 20(1):25-28 ••

689 SENTA,T.1973.0N THE SALMONID FISH, SALANGICHTHYS MlCROOON, IN SPAWNING SEASON,IN TAKAHASHI RIVtR,OKAYAMA PREFECTURE . JAP J ICHTHYOL 20(1):2o•35 • •

690 ~EBER,H.1972.L'AOlNOSINE TRJPHOSPHATE DANS LE GERME OF. SALMO IRIOEUS ET LA MISE [N EV!DE•CE DE L'ACTIVITE ATPASIUUE CHEZ L'fM8RYON OE CICHL~SOMA NIGROFASCJATUH.BULL SOC ZOOL FRA~CE 97CoJ:7o7•751.(ENGLISH A8STRICTJ.

691 SINNHUR(R,RO 1WALES,JH . 197o.AFLATOXIN RI HEPATOCARC!NOGENI CITY IN RAINBOh TROUT EM6RIOS .FEO PROC 33C3PARTllt2o7.CA8STRACT ONLY).

692 FERNHOL~.~.1975.0VULATION ANO EGGS OF THE HAGF!SH EPTATRETUS BURGERI.ACTA ZOOL (STOCKHJ 56(3):199•20• ••

693 SCHRODER,SL.1973.EFFECTS OF OENSITY ON THE SPA~NING SUCCESS OF CHUM SAL~ON !ONCORH~NCHUS KETAJ IN AN ARTIFICIAL SPA~NINC CHANNEL . UNIV wASH MASTER'S THES!Stl•78.,

69Q RUGCLES,CP . 1965.JUVEN!LE SOC~EYE STUDIES IN OWJKE~O LAKE, BRITISH

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69Q COLUMBIA.CAN FISH CULT 3613•21 ••

695 TOOO,JS.19~6.A TECHNIQUE FOR THE ENUMERATION OF CHUM SALMON FRY IN THE FRASER RIVER, BRITISH COLU~~IA.CAN FISH CULT 3613•35 ••

696 MEEMAN,wR.1967.GROWTH ANO ~URV!VAL OF SOCKEYE SALMON INTRODUCED INTO RUTH LAKE AFTER REMOVAL OF RESIDENT FISH POPULATIONS.US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 53211•16 ••

697 HCNEJL,•J . 1967.DISTRl8UTION OF SPAWNING PINK SAL~ON IN SASH!N CREEK, SOUTHEASTfRN ALASKA, ANO SURVIVAL OF THEIR PROGENY.US FISH tt!LDL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 538:1 • 12 ••

696 REEO,RJ.196n.SOME EFFECTS OF DOT ON THE ECOLOGY OF SALMON STREAMS fN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.US FISH wlLOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH ~q2:1•15 ••

699 LISTER,08 :HA~VEY,RAL IWALKER,CE.1969.A HOOIFIEO WOLF TRAP FOR OO~NSTREAM MIGRANT YOUNG f!SH ENUMERATI0"1 0 CAN FISH CULT q0:57•bO ••

700 HATFIELO,CT.1969.EFFECTS OF DDT LARV!CIO!NG ON AQUATIC FAUNA Of BOR8Y'S &ROOK, LAH~ADOR.CAN f!SH CULT 40tbl•72 00

701 POST,G :POWER,DV !KLOPPEL,T•.1973.EFFECT OF PHYSICAL SHOCK ON DEVELOPING SALMONIO EGGS.TRANS AM NUCL SOC 17:27•28,,

702 THOYPSON,CS :DAVJS,WS ISLATICK,E.1967 . RESPO~SE OF MIGRATING ADULT SALHO•IOS TO VERTICAL A"10 HORIZONTAL RECTA~CULAR ORIFICES AT TWO DEPTHS . US FISH rl!LOL StRV SPEC SCI REP FISH 54711•• ••

704

705

706

707

708

SLAT!CK,t.1970.PASSAGE OF SALWON AND TROUT THROUGH PIPES. US FISH W!lOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 592:1•18 ••

l!LLIMAN,RP 0 1Q70.BIRf.CTILINEAR RECRUITMENT CURVES TO ASSESS INFLUENCE Of LAKE SIZE ON SURVIVAL OF SOCKEYE SAL~ON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) TO BRISTOL 6AY A~O FORECAST RUNS.US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 60011•9 ••

THOMPSO~.cS.1970.EFFECT OF FLO~ ON PtRFORMANCE A~O BEHAVIOR OF CHINOOK SAL~ON IN FISHWAYS.US FISH •ILDL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 60111•11 ••

HF.LLE,JH.1970.BIOLOG!CAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INTERTIDAL AND fRESH•WATER SPAWNl~G PINK SALWON AT OLSEN CREEK, PRINCf •ILL,AM SOUND, ALASKA, 1962• 63.US FISH ~ILDL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH o02:1•1Q ••

VAN CITTERS,RL.IQ68.CORO~ARY DISEASE IN SPAWNING STEELHEAD TROUT SALMO GA!RO~ERII.SC!ENCE 159:105•107 0 •

RO~LANO,RG,1969.Rf.LATION Of SCALE CHARACTERISTICS TO RIVER Of ORIGIN IN fOUR STOCKS Of CHINOOK SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAWYTSCHA) IN ALASKA.US

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70& FISH wILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 577 11• 5 ••

709 MCNEIL,WJ :SMEDLEY,SC :ELLIS,RJ . 19bq . TRANSPLANTING AOULT PINK SALMON TO SASHIN CREEK, RA~ANOf ISLAND, ALASKA,ANO SURVIVAL OF THEIR PROGENY.US FISH WILOL SfRV SPEC SCI REP FISH $8711 • 9 ••

710 ElLIS,RJ.196q.RfTURN ANO BEHAVIOR OF ADULTS OF THE FIRST FILI AL GENERATION Of TRANSPLANTED PINK SALHO~, ANO SURVIVAL OF THEIR PROGENY, SASHIN CREEK, BARANOF ISLAND, ALASKA.US FISH wtLOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 58911 • ll,.

711 BATES,Qw IVANOERWALK(R,JG.1•70.TPAVELLtNC SCR~ENS FOR COLLECTION OF JUVENILE SALMON (MODELS I ANO Ill.US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC set REP FISH 60811•5 • •

712 BATES,O~ :MURPHEY,EW 1 PRE~TICE,EF,!970 . DESIGN ANO OPERATION OF A CANTILEVEREO TRAVELLING FISH SCREEN (MODEL V) , US FISH WILOL SERV SPEt SCI REP FISH b06:b•15,,

713 MAXflELO,GH :LANOER,RH 1VOLZ,C0.1970 . LABORA TORY TESTS OF AN ELECTRICAL BARRIER FOR CONTROLLING PREDATION BY NORTHERN SQUAWF!SH . US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI ~EP F !SH bl I :1•8, •

714 AULSTAO,O :GJEOREM,T,1•73,THE EGG SIZE OF SALMON (SALMO SALAR) IN NORWEGIAN RIVERS.AQUACULTURE 2(4):337• 341 ••

715 FULTON,LA,Jq71.SPAWN!NG ARF.AS ANO ABUNDANCE OF STEELHEAO TROUT ANO COHO, SOCKEYE, AND CHUM SALMON IN THE COLUMBIA RIVER 8ASIN••PAST ANO PRESENT, US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 618 : 1• 37 ••

716 PATTENoBG.1•71.PREDATION ~y SCULPINS ON FALL CHINOOK SALMON,ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHA•YTSCHA,fRY OF HATCHERY ORIGIN.US FISH h!LOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH b2111•1Q.,

717 BATES.ow IMURPMEY,EW :BEAM,MC.1972 . TRAVELLING SCREEN FOR REHO~AL OF DEBRIS FROM RIVERS.US FISH ~ILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 64~1l •b ••

718 EBEloWJ,1972.0ISSOLVEO NITROGEN CONCf~TP.AT!ONS IN THE COLUMBI A ANO SNAKE RIVERS JN 1970 AhQ THEIR EFFECT ON CHIN~OK SALMON ANO STEELHEAO TROUT. US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH b4bll•7 ••

71q OUCHARHf,LJA.Jqbq,AN IMPROVED DIP NET FOR USE IN ELECTRO•FISHING.CAN FISH CULT Q017l•7b ••

7l0 ZIHMER,PO :BPOUGHTON,JH, 1'65.ANllUAL FISH PASSAGE R.EPORT • ROCK ISLAND OAH, COLUMBIA RivrR, ~•S.>i!NGTON, 1qb3.US FISH wILOL SE.RV SPEC SCI REP FISH 50011•23 ••

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721 60.US FISH wJLDL SERV SPEC SC[ REP FISH ~9311 • 18 ••

722 SMITH,JR 1PUGH,JR 1MONAN,GE 0 1968 0 HORIZONTAL AND VE~TICAL DISTRIBUTION OF JUVENILE SALMONIDS IN UPPER HAYFIELD RESERVOIR, WASHINGTON.US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 566 11• 11 ••

723 fULTON,LA.19b8 . SPAriNING AREAS AND AijUNOANCE Of CHINOOK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHllS TSCHA~YTSCHA)IN THE COLU~BIA RIVER 8AS!N••PAST ANO PRESENT . US FISH WILDL SERV SPEC SCI ~EP FISH 57 111•26 ••

724 HOURSTON,AS 1VERNON,EH 1HOLLANO,GA.19b5 . THE MIGRATION, COMPOSITION, EXPLOITATION, ANO ABUNDANCE Of OOO• YEAR PINK SALMON RUNS IN AND ADJACENT TO THE FRASER RIVER CONVcNTION AREA.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM BULL 171 1• 151 ••

725 COOPER,AC.1965 . THE EFFECT OF TRANSPORTED STREAM SEDIMENTS ON THE SURVIVAL Of SOCKEYE •NO PINK SALMON EGGS ANO ALEVIN.I~T PAC SALMON FISH COMM BULL 1811 • 69 • •

726 VERNON,EH.1966 . f"U~ERATION OF MIGRANT PINK SALMON FRY IN THE FRASER RIVER ESTUARY.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM BULL 19:1 • 63 • •

727 COLGROVE,GS . 19bb . HISTOLOGICAL ANO HEMATOLOGICAL CHANGES ACCOMPANYING SEXUAL MATURATION OF SOCKlYE SAL~O~ IN THE FRASER RIVER SYSTEM . INT PAC SALMON FISH CO MM BULL 2011 • 27 • •

728 LAFAUNCE,OA . 1965 . LDNG TER~ RETENTIION OF TAGS BY SOME FRESH~ATER FISH. CALIF FISH GAME 51(1l152• Sl ••

729 MENEHEN,RS.1965 . AN OBSERVATION OF KI NG SALMON SPAWNING SUCCESSFULLY IN DEER C~EEK IN ~ARCH 196•.CALIF FISH GA~E 51(1) : 53·55 • •

730 HUBRS,C.1965.DEVELOPMENT AL TEMPfRATURE TOLERANCE AND RATES OF FOUR SOUTHERN CALIFOR~IA FIS~tS, FUNOULUS PARVJPINNJS, ATHERINUPS AFFJNJS, LEURES1HES TlNUIS, ANO KYPSOBLtNNIUS SP.CALIF FISH GAME 51(211113• 122 • •

73! WEST.~A.1965.FRESHWATER SILVER SA LMON, ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH (WALBAUM). CALIF VISH GAME S!CJJ1210• 212 • •

732 COROONE,AJ 1FRANTZ,TC 0 1968,AN EVALUATION OF TROUT PLANTING IN LAKE TAHOE . CALIF fISH GA~E 5Q(2lt68• 69 • •

733 JAC~SON,JM.IQ6q.ADOITIONAL RECORD Of A TROLL- CAUGHT KING SALMON. ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAwYTSCHA (oALflAUM), WITH SPAWNING FEATURES.CALIF FISH GAME 55(2)1157 • •

734 NICOLA.SJ 1COROONE,AJ 0 1969 . COMPARISONS OF D!SK• OANGLERo TRAILER, ANO PLAST I C JA" TAGS.CALIF FISH GAME 55(4J : 273• 28u • •

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735 FRANTZ.TC 1CO~OONE,AJ,1970.FOOO Of L4KE TROUT IN LAKE TAHOE.CALIF FISH GAME 56(11121•35 ••

736 COROONE,AJ 1NICOLA 1 SJ.1970.INFLUENCE OF MOLYBDENUM ON THE TROUT ANO TROUT FISHING Of CASTLE LAKE.CALIF FISH GAME 56(21 196•108,,

737 SWifT,HC.1970.A QUALITATIVE ANO QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF TROUT FOOD IN CASTLE LAKE, CALIFORNIA.CALIF FISH GAME 56(2)1 109• 1?0 ••

738 HAZEL 1 CR IMEITH,SJ.1970. A!OASSAY Of KING SALMON EGGS ANO SAC FRY IN COPPER SOLUTIONS.CALIF FISH GAME 56(2)1121•124 ••

739 6URN$,JW,1970.SPAhNING BED SEDIMENTATION STUDIES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA STREAMS,C4Llf FISH GA~E 56(4)1255•270,.

740 OSHIMA,K,1969.MEMORY-aLOCKING AGE NTS; EFFECTS ON OLFACTO~Y DISCRIMINATION IN HOMING SALMON.SCIENCE lh5186•88,,

741 BURNS,JW.197!,THE CARRYING CAPACITY FOR JUVEN!Lf. SALMONIDS IN SO~E NORTHERN CALIFORNIA STREA~S . CALIF FISH GAME 57Cll14U•57 ••

742 JENSEN,FT 1HYDE,J.1971.SEX RATIOS ANO SURVIVAL ESTIMATES AMONG SALMON POPULATIONS.CALIF FISH GAME 57(2)190• 98,,

743 RAWSTRON,RR,1971.HARVEST ANO SURVIVAL OF RAIN60W TROUT l~FECTEO WITH SANGUINICOLA OAVISI ~ALES.CALIF FISH GAME 57(4)1253•250 ••

744 ELLIOTT,GV 1JENKINS,TM JR.1q72,WINTER FOOD OF . TROUT IN THREE HIGH ELEVATION SIERRA NEVADA LAKES.CALIF FISH GAME 58(3)1231 •237 ,,

745 KESNER,wO l~ARNHART,RA,1972.CHARACTERIST!CS OF THF. fALL•RUN STEELHEAD TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERI GAIRDNERI) OF THE KLAMATH RIVER SYSTEM WITH EMPHASIS ON THE HALF•PO UN OER,CALIF FISH GA~E 58(3)1204•220 ••

746 RAWSTRO~,RR.1973,CO~PAR!SONS OF DISK• OANGLER, TRAILER ANO INTERNAL ANCHOR TAGS ON THRfE SPECIES OF SALMONIOS.CALIF FISH GAME 59(4)1266•280,.

747 GALL,GAE,1q1a.INFLUENCE Of SIZE OF EGGS ANO AGE OF FEMALE ON HATCHABILITY ANO GROWTH IN RAIN80W TROUT.CALIF FISH GA~E 60(1)126•35,,

748 6URNS,Dc.1q74,fEEDING BY MATURE STEELHEAO (SALHO GAIRONERI GAIRONERtl IN THE SPAWNING STNEAM,tALIF FISH GAME 60(4)1205•206,,

74q MORTON,WM,\965.THE TAXONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE KYPE IN AMERICAN SALMONIOS,COPEIA \972(4)113•19,,

750 SCHRECK,cs.1q12.EVALUATION OF DIEL VARIATION IN ANDROGEN LEVELS OF RAINSO• TROUT, SALMO GAIRDNERI,COPElA lq72(4):8o5•868,.

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751 CROSSM AN,EJ, I Q66,ARTIFICIAL HY8R!O RETWfEN KOKANEE (0NCORHYCHUS NERKA) AND BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTINALISl,COPEIA IQ6612l:3S7• 35Q , ,

752 LEITRITZ,E . IQ70,A HISTORY nF CALIFORNIA ' S FISH HATCHERIES 1870 • 1Q60,CALIF DEP FISH GA¥.E FISH BULL ISOll • Q2, ,

753 HAL LOCK, RJ , IQ70 , MIGRATIONS OF AOULT KING SALMON ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAWYTSCHA IN THE SAN JOA~U!N DE LTA IS DEMONSTRATED BY THE USE OF SON I C TAGS .C ALIF DE P F ISH CAME FISH BULL 15 1 11 • 92, ,

754 GOULo,wR , 1966,CUTTHROAT TROUT CSALMO CLARK!! RICHARDSON) x GOLDEN TROUT (SALMD AQUASON I TA JORDAN) HYBRIDS , CUPEIA 196n(Jl:599•600 , ,

755 BROwN,CJD. IQ66.NATURAL HYBRIDS Of SALMO TRUTTA X SALVELINUS FONTINALIS. COPEIA lq66C3l : 600• 601 , ,

756 WARNER,K , 1970,AGE AND GROWTH OF BROOK TROUT, SALVEL I NUS FON TINALIS , IN SOME NORTHERN MA I NE STRE AMS , CO~EIA 1970(2) : 358• 360, ,

757 CHRIST!E,wJ,1970,INTRODUCTION OF THE CHERRY SALMON ONCORYNCHUS MASOU IN ALGONQUIN PARK, ON TARIO.COPEIA 1970( 2 ):37~· 379 ,,

756 FORSYTHE,MG,1967 , ANALYSIS OF THE 1965 $MOLT RUN IN THE NORTHWEST MIRAMICHI RIVER, NEw BRUNSWICK.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 411 • 73 • •

759 ELSON,PF IMACDONALD , JR , 1967 , METHODS FOR EVA LUAT I NG QAMAGE BY NEh BRUNSWICK SPRAYING PROGRAMS, TO SA LMON FISHE~IES , F ! SH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 6 1 l • Q5.,

760 COOURN,AS iOILTO~ ,HT,1967 , THE AGE , SIZE ANO SEX COMPOSITION OF SOCKEYE IN THE ESCAPfME~TS TO SCHULBUCKHAND AND WILLIAMS CREf~s. LAKELSE LAKE. B. c . IN 1965 A~O lq66,FISH ~ES BOARD CA~ TECH R~P 10:1 • 19, ,

761 SYMONS,PEK . lq67,RETENT!ON OF PLETCHF.R CROW•THRU TAGS APPLIED TO YOUNG SALMON , FISH RES 80AHD CAN TECH REP 911 • 8,,

762 PARKf.R,RR , !9b7 . RESULTS OF PRELIMINARY TESTING OF THE APPLICATION OF MICRO• HAGNETIC TAGS TO PINK SALMON fRY , FISH RES SOARD CAN TECH REP 171 1• 21 ..

763 JOROAN,FP , 1967 . SUMMARY OF SALMON E~UMERATION ANO SAMPLING DAT A, BABINE RIVER COUNTING FENCE, 1961 • 1q66 , flSH RES SOARD CAN TECH REP 2411 • 29. ,

764 FORSYTHE , MG, 19 b8 , ANALYS!S OF THE 1Qb6 SMOLT RUN IN THE NORTHWES T MIRAM I CHI RIVER , NEW 8RUNSW!CK,FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 91 11 • 33, .

765 PJPPY,JHC , 1 9 6~ . A PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGPAPHY ON PARASITES ANO DISEASES OF ATLANTIC SA LMON (S ALMO SALARl . FlSH RES 80AR0 CAN TECH REP 8311 • 6 , ,

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766 HOYLf,RJ 1TRUSCOTT,8 1!DLER,OR,IQ~~.STUDIES ON FREEZING SPERM OF ATLANTIC SALMON CSALMO SALAR),F!SH RES HOA~O CAN TECH REP 9311•42,.

767 MORLEY,RS 1WITHLER,FC 0 \Q69,08SERVAT!ONS ON SOCKEYE ANO PINK SALMON OVA ANO MILT RELATIVE TO SPA~N COLLECT!ON,F!SH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 1111 1 • l 1 ••

768 P!PPY,JHC.196Q,PRELIM!NARY REPORT ON PARASITES AS BIOLOGICAL TAGS IN ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO $ALAR) I INVESTIGATIONS \966 TO \968,FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 13411•56.,

769 HU~GAR,L0,1969,CLEARINC ANO STAINING PACIFIC SALMON FOR SKELETAL STUDIES. FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH Rf.P 123:1•• ••

770 MURRAY,AR 1HARMON,TJ.1969,A PRfLl~INARY CONSinERATIO~ OF THE FACTORS AFFECTING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF NE•FOUNOLANO STREA~S.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 1301\•oOS,,

771 HUNTER,JG,1970,PRODUCT!ON OF ARCTIC CHAR (SALVELJNUS ALP!NUS LINNAEUS) IN A SMALL ARCTIC LAKE,FISH RES 80ARO CAN TECH REP 23111•190,.

772 CALAPR!CE,JR,1970.A PRELIMINARY RfPORT ON ~-RAY SPECTROMETRIC ANALYSIS ANO DISCRIMINATION OF SAL~ON!OS FROM DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHIC AREAS.FISH RES BOARD CAN lfCH REP 20011•35 ••

773 6!LTON,HT,\q70,MATERNAL INFLUENCES ON THE ACE AT MATURITY OF SKEENA RIVER SOCKEYE SALMONCONCORHYNCHUS NERKAl,FISH RES 80ARO CAN TECH REP 16711•20,,

77Q JOHNSON,L !LAWLER,GH ISUNDE,LA,IQ70,RAIN80W TROUT FARMING IN CENTRAL CANADA.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP \6511•17 ••

775 UTTER.FM 1RIOGwAY,GJ 1WARREN,Jw.1Qo6.SEROLOGICAL EVJOE~CE FOR !NBREEO!NC OF LAH~NTAN CUTTHROAT TROUT, SALMO CLARK!! HENSHAW!, JN SUNMJT LAKE, NEVADA.CALIF FISH GAME 52(3):1~0•18• ••

776 HALLOCK,RJ 1FRY,OH 0 \967,FIVE SPECIES OF SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS, IN THE SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIFORNIA.CALIF FISH GAM~ 53(1)15•22,.

777 HANSON,JA 1COPOONE,AJ.IQ67,AGE ANO GROWTH OF LAKE TROUT, SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH CWALBAUM), IN LAKE TAHOE.CALIF FISH GAME 53(21168•87 ••

778 HA~SON,JA 1wICK~IRE,RH.IQ67,FECUNO!TY ANO AGE AT MATURITY OF LA~E TROUT, SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH (wALBAUM), IN LAKE TAHOE.CALIF FISH GAME 53(311 154-164 ••

779 SWARTZELL,PG,1967,TWO KING SALMON wJTH SPAWNING FEATURES TAKEN IN OCEAN TROLL FISHERY.CALIF FISH GAME 53(3)1174•17Q,,

780 ALLEN,GH 10'8R!EN,P,lq67,PREL!H!NARY EXPERIMENTS ON THE ACCLIMATIZATAT!ON

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780 OF JUVENlLE KING SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHA~YTSCHA TO SALINE WA TER MI XEO WITH SEW AGE PONO EFFLUENT.CALIF FISH GA~E 53(ll1180 • 184 ,,

781 CALAPR IC E, J R 1CUSHING,JE . lqb7.A SEROLOG I CAL ANALYSIS OF THREE POPULATIONS OF GOLDEN TROU T, SALMO AGlfAijONITA JORDAN . CALIF F I SH GAME 53(4) 1273• 281 ••

782 f ULMER,BA : RIOENH0UR,RL.lqb7 , JAW INJURY ANO CONDITION OF KING SALMON. CA LIF FISH GAME ~l(Q)1282•28S ••

78l SWI FT.DR.lqos . EFFECT OF TEMPFRATURE ON MORTALI TY ANO RATE OF DEVELOPMENT Of THE EGGS OF THE PIKE (ESOX LUCIUS LI AND THE PERCH (PERVA FLUV I ATILIS L) , NATURE 20b:S28 . ,

784 8 AGE NAL,T6.lqb7,A ME THOD OF MARKING FISH EGGS ANO LARVAE . NATURE 2141113 ••

785 TRAMS,EG . tqbq,NEUROCHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS ON SPA~NING PACIFIC SALMON. NA TURE 222:4qz. qq3, ,

16b PATTON,S 1CROZIE~,r,F tMENSON,AA . IQ70 , SERUM LIPJOS ANO THE DEA TH OF SPAWNING PACIFIC SALMON.NATURE 225 : 7S4• 7SS, ,

787 SH AW,ll : 6R0WN,VM,tQ71,HEAVY MF-T ALS AND THE FERTIL IZA TI ON OF RAINBOW TROUT EGGS . ~A TURE 230:2S t.,

1ee PAYNE,RH !CHILO. AR 1fORRfST,A,l971 . GEOGRAPH!CAL VARIATION IN THE ATLANT I C SALMON.NATURE 231 12so- 2s2 ••

1eq NOROENG.~ . 1q11.1s THE LOCAL ORIENTATION OF ANAOROMOUS FISHES OETERMJNEO BY PHEROMONES?.~ATURE 233 1011 - 013. ,

7qo WEIHS,0 . 1973 , HYDROMECHAN!CS OF FISH SCHOOLING , NATURE 2a1:2qo- 291 ••

791 SOLOMON10J , lq73.EVJOENCE FOR PHtROMO~E- JNFLUfNCED HOHING 8 Y MIG~ATING ATLANTIC SALMON, SALMO SALAR (l) . ~ATURE 2aa12ll • 232,,

793 RAO , G~M . 19&~. 0XYGFN CONSUMPTION OF RAINBOW TROUT (SALHO GAIRONERI) IN RELATION TO ACTIVITY AND SAL !~ITY . CAN J ZOOL ao: 78 l -70& ,.

7q4 SH I TH , HO :JORDAN,FP,!q73.T! ~ l~G OF BAB!NE LAKE SOCKEY[ SALMON STOCKS I N THE NORTH • COAST COHMERCJAL F!5H~RY AS SnO-N BY SEVERAL TAGGINGS AT THE BA61NE COUNTING FFNCE ANO PATES OF T~AVEL THROUGH THE SKEENA AND BA8!NE RIVERS , FISH RES HOARD CAN TECH REP 41811 • 31 , .

795 COOPfR,JC !HASL(R,AD ,1 q73 , II AN ELE CT ROPHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO SALMON HOMING , FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP al51l • QQ,,

7q6 HA Ol SON, OM 1SCHOLZ, AT 1COOPER 1JC I HORRA LL,RM I HASLER,AO iDIZO N, Af , l q73 , I

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796 OLFACTORY HYPOTHESES ANO SAL~ON M! GRAT I ON 1 A SYNOPSIS Of RECENT FINDINGS. FI SH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 41411•35 ••

797 81LTON,HT.lq73.THE RELATIONSHIP bETWEEN THE CATCHES OF 3 • YEAR ANO Q•YEAR•OLD CHUM SALMON IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.FISH HES 80AHO CAN TECH REP 41311 -os ••

7q9 HAUSER.ew .1 q13 .~001FICAT!ONS TO CARLO-ERBA ELEMENTAL ANALYZER FOR RAPI D DETERMINATION OF CAWRON A~O NITROGEN IN SUSPENDED MATT ER OF NATURAL "ATER.FISH RES 80AW0 CAN TfCH REP 412 11• 11 ••

7qq BAMS,~A.1973.[VALUATION Of GRAVfL lNCURATORS ON FIRST •HATCHERY• CENERAT!O~ TSOLUM RIVER Pl~K SALMON 1970• 197? PAWT Ill EVALUATION AT THE AOULT STAGE . FISH RES BOARO CAN IECH REP 405:1 • 17 ••

800 LEAR,WH .1973.SIZE ANO AGE COMPOSI TI ON OF THE 1971 NEWFOU~DLAND•LABQAOOR COMMERCIAL SAL~ON ~ATCH.FISH RES ijQARO CAN TECH REP 39211•43 ••

801 AYLES,CB.1973.COMPARAl!VE GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF HATCHED PLA NTIN GS OF ~!LO ANO DOMESTIC RAINSO~ TRO llT IN PRAIRIE POTHOLES.FISH RES 80AWO CAN TECH REP 382:1•13 ••

802 COBUR~,AS 1HCDONALO,J 0 1973.THE MARKING OF SOCKEYf SALMON FRY (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) IT FULTON RIVER ANO P!N~UI CREEK, RABINE LAKE BC (1971•1972) . FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 372:1•17 ••

803 BILTON,HT.1973.~E•~ LENGTH ANO/OR ~EIGHT OF PINK SALMON IN CATCHES ANO ESCAPEMENTS IN VARIOUS YEARS .FISH RES RO APO CA~ TECH REP 37111•21 • •

80• 8AHS,R•.1q13 . rv•LUATIO~ OF GR AVEL INCUBATORS ON FIRST "HATCHERY· GE~ERAT!ON TSOLU~ RIVER PINK SAL~0~,1970• 1972 PART 11 EV ALUATION AT THE FRY STAGE . FISH RES SOIRO Cl~ TECH REP 3o41t-1e ••

805 LEIW,~H IM AY,AW.1972.SIZE AND ACE COMPOSITION OF THE NE~FOUNOLANO ANO LA8RAOO~ COM~ERC!AL SAL~ON CA TCH . FISH RES ~OARD CAN TECH REP 35311•70 ••

806 COBURN, AS 1MCDONALO,J 0 1q72.THE TRAPPING ANO HARKING OF SOCKEYE SALMON FRY CDNCO~HYNCHUS ~E~KAl Al FULTON RIVER , BABI NE LAKE BC,( 19o6•1966l .F!SH RES 80ARO CAN ltCH R£P 34811 • 54 ••

807 WILOISH,OJ aPOLAR,s~ .1 972.AN ACTOCRAPH FOR LATERALLY OR VENTRALLY COMPRESSED AOUATIC ORGANISMS OF MtOIUM SIZE . FISH RES 80AR0 CA~ TECH REP 30111-20 ••

808 GROOT.c 1SI~PSON,K !TURNER.CE INASH,F.1972.A~ILYSIS OF ULTR ASONIC TRACKING RfCOROS OF ADULT SOCKE YE SALMON ~!GRAIION IN BABINE LAKE .F ISH RES BOARD CAN TECH R~P J3Sll • IG3 ••

809 JOROAN,FP 15MITH,H0 . 1972.SUM~ARY OF SIL~ON COUNTS AND OBSERVATIONS FRO M

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&Oq THE BABINE RIVER COUNTING FENCE 1Qo7• 197t , FISH RES 80ARO CAN TECH REP 331r1 • b3,,

&10 ELSON,PF ISAU NOERS,JW rSITKO,V.1972,IHPACT OF FOREST• BASEO INDUSTRIES ON f RESHWATER • DEPENOENT FISH RESOURCES IN NEw BRUNSWlCK,FISH RES BOARO CAN TECH REP 325 11•20 , ,

&II NARVER , DW , 1Q72,A SURVEY OF SOME POSSIALE EFFECTS OF LOGGING ON TWO EAS TERN VANCOUVER ISLAND STREAMS . FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 32311 - ss • •

&12 HEALEY,NC,1972.INO!V!OUAL BEHAVIOR ANO GROUP BEHAVIOR IN SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA),FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 297:1 • 10 , ,

&13 SUTTERLIN,A 1SUTTERL!N,N IRANO,S , 1971 , THE INFLUENCE OF SYNTHETIC SURFACTANTS ON THE FU~CTIONAL PROPE~TIES OF THf OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM OF ATL ANTIC SALMON , f!SH RtS ~OARD CAN TECH REP 2A7:1•13, ,

814 SY~ONS,PEK 1HARO!NG,GD . 1974 , 810MASS CHANGES OF STREAM FISHES AF TER FOREST SPRAY I NG WITH THE INSECTICIDE FEN! TROTHION ,F ISH RE S 80ARO CAN TECH REP ~32 : 1 • 108.,

&15 BILTON,HT,t97Q.OATA RECOROr IOENTIFICATIO~ OF AGE 1, 2 ANO 1. 3 SOCKEYE (ONCORHYNCHUS ~tR~A) SAHPLEO FROM CATC HE S MAOf JN THE GULF OF ALASKA 1965• 1967 AS DETERMINED FROM TME!R SCALE CHAPACTERS . F!SH RES SOARD CA• TECH REP 43b : l • 155, ,

816 MASON . JC , IQ74,•SPECTS or THE ECOLOGY OF JUVENILE COHO SA LMON CDNCORHYNCHUS KISUTCHJ IN GREA T CEN TRAL LAKt , ~C , f ! SH RtS BOARD CAN TECH REP 43811 • 37,.

&17 ~HITAKER,J :MART!N,J,1974,THE CAGE REARING OF RA!NROW TROUT IN PRECAMBRIAN LAKtS,FlSH RES SOARD CAN fECH REP 44611 • 13 ,.

81& R!NGSTAD. ~R . 1974.FOOO CO MPET ITION BET•FEN FPESHWATER SCULPINS (GENUS COI TUS) ANO JUVENILE COHO S~LMON CONCORHYNCkUS KISUTCHJ: AN EXPCRI HEN TAL ANO ECOLOGICAL STUDY IN A BRITISH COLUMa!A COASTAL STREAM . FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH RtP 457:1•86, .

819 DYE,HM :DO~ALOSON ,EH,1974,A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF CORTICOSTENOIO STRESS RESPONSE TN soc~EYE SALMON TO A CO~PO•EN T OF KRAFT PULP ''ILL EFFLUENT OEHYOROASIETIC AC!O,fISH RES 80ARO CAN TECH REP 40111 • 18,.

&20 HA$0N,JC , IQ74 . A FIRST APPRAISAL OF THE RESPONSE OF JUVENILE COHO S4LM0N (0 KllUTCH) TO SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDl~G IN AN EIPERIHENTAL REARING STREAM , FISH RES BOARD CAN TtCH REP 46Ql l•21 , ,

&21 MASON,JC , 1974 , A FURTHER APPRAISAL Of THE RESPONSE TO SUPPLEMENTAL FEEOIN~ OF JUVtNILE co~o co KISUTCH) IN AN EXPERIMENTAL STREAH , FISH RES BOARD CA~

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&21 TECH REP 4701 1•26 ••

&22 MAS0N 1 JC . 1974 0 MOVEMFNTS OF FISH POPULATIONS l~ LYNN CREEK, VANCOUVER ISLAND! A SUVMARY FROM wflR OPERATIONS DURING 1971 ANO 1972, INCLUDING COMMENTS ON SPECIES LIFE HISTORIES.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH HEP •8311 • 35 • •

&23 CRIFFIOEN,w 1NARVER,Ow.197a,A NOTE ON ~INTER STARVATION ANO FEEDING OF CULTURED JUVENILE COHO SAL~ON.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 50111 - 20 ••

&2Q LAWRENCE,M 1SCHERfR,E . 197G,8(HAVIOURAL RESPONSES Of ~rilTEFISH ANO RAINROn TROUT TO DRILLING FLUIDS . FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 50211 • 47,,

&25 SCARS~ROOK,JR aMCDO~ALD,J,1975.PURSE SEINE CATCHES OF SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS ~lRKAl A~O OTHER SP~C!(S Of FISH Al BA~INE LAKf, ~RITISH COLUM~JA, 1973 (DATA RECOROl.FISH RES BO•RO CAN TECh REP ~l51l •Ol ,,

&26 NICOLA,SJ,l9b~.SCAYFNGING RY ALLOPERLA (PLFCOPT(RA: CHLOROPERLIDAE) NYMPHS ON DEAD PINK !ONCORHYNCHUS GORRUSCHA) ANO CHUH (0 KETA) SALMON EMBRYOS . CAN J ZOOL 4&1787•796 ,.

&27 WEISSART,M . 1968 . 0S~DTIC AND IONIC REGULATION IN EMBRYOS, ALCVINS, A~O FRY Of THE FIVE SPECIES OF PACIFIC SAL~ON . CA~ J ZOOL Qbll8S• l97 .,

&2& 8ELL,GR 1HOSklNS,GE 18AGSHA•,J~.I9&9,0N THE SlRUCTUPE ANO ENZYMATIC OECRAOATION OF THE EXTERNAL ~E~BRANE OF THE SALMON ECG . CAN J ZOOL 47(1) : 146·1•6 ..

&29 RALEIGH,RF,1971 . INNATE CO~TROL OF ~IGRATIO~S OF SALMON ANO TROUT FRY FROM NATAL GRAVELS TO R<ARING ARlAS,fCOLOGY ~2(2):291 •297,,

&30 MACCRIM~ON,HR 1K•AIN.~H.lq&9.INFLUfNCE OF LIGHT ON EARLY OfVELOP~ENT AND M(RISTIC CHARACTERS IN THt RAl~BO• TROUT, S~LMO GAIRONERI RICHARDSON . CAN J lOOL Q716ll•b37,,

&ll FROST,s :HUNJ,A a•ERSHAW,wf .1971 . EVALUAT!O~ OF A KICKING TECHN I QUE FOR SAMPLING STREAM BOTTOM FAUNA,CAN J ZOOL 49:1&7•173,,

832 OE VLAH!NG,VL.1971,THE EFFECTS OF FOOD DEPRIVATION ANO SALINITY CHANGES ON REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION IN THE ESTUARINE GO~IID FISH, GILLICTHYS M!RAHILIS.AIDL 6ULL 141(3)1056• 471 ••

&l3 ~EATHERLEY,A~.1970.EFFECT Of SUPERABUNDANT OXYGEN ON THERMAL TOLERANCE OF GOLOFISH,BIOL BULL 139(1)1229•25~ • •

8lQ RICHARDSON,Nf aMCLEAVf,J0,1974,LOCO~~TOR ACTIVITY RHYTHMS OF JUVENILE ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAN) IN VARIOUS LIGHT CONOITIONS,RIOL BULL 147 (2)1422-•12 ••

835 fUNK,JO IDONALDSC~,EM , 1972,INOUCTIO" OF PRECOCIOUS SEXUAL ~ATURITY IN

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835 MALE PINK SILMON (ONCORHYNCHUS GOR8USCHAJ.CAN J ZOO L 5011413• 1419 ••

836 OANOY,JWT.1972 . ACTIV!TY RESPONSE TO CHLORINE Ill THE BROOK TROUT, SALVELINUS fONTINALIS (HITCHILLJ . CAN J ZOOL 501405- 410 • •

837 WAGN(R,HH . Jq7c.PHOTOPERIOD ANO TEMPERATURE REGULATION OF $MOLTING IN STEELHEAD TkOUT !SALMO GAIRDNERIJ . CAN J ZOOL 52:219• 234 • •

838 SYMONS,PEK . 1974.TERRITOR!AL BEHAVIOUR OF JUVENILE ATLANTIC SALMON REDUCES PREOATION ~y 8MDOK TROUT.CAN J ZODL 52:677•679 • •

839 GARSIDE,fT . 1973.ULTIHATE UPPER LETHAL TEMPERATURE OF ATLANTIC SALMON SAL~O SALAR L. CAN J ZOOL 51:898• 900 ••

840 FUN K,JD IDOqALOSO~,EM !OYE,HM.lq73 . !NOUCTION OF P~ECOCIOUS SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT IN FEMALE PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS GOASUSCHAl.CAN J ZOOL 511493- 500 • •

841 LEATHERLAND,JF IL!N,L . 1975 . ACTIV!TY PF THE PITUITARY GLANO IN EMRRYO ANO LARVAL STAGES OF COHO SALMON,ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH.CAN J l~OL 53:297• 310 ••

842 SUTHERLANO,OF . 1972 . IMMOAILIZATION OF F!NGERL I~G SAL~ON ANO TROUT BY DECO~PRESSJO~.us FISH WILDL SfRV JECH REP bSS:l - 7 ••

84] ELLIS,RJ.197• . DISTRIBUTJO~, ABUNDANCE, ANO GRDwTH OF JUVf.NILE SOCKEYE SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS NfRKA , ANO ASSOCJA TEO SPECIES IN THE NAKNEK RIVER SYSTEM, 19bl • b•.US FISH W!LDL SERV TECH REP b76 : 1• 53 ••

844 FAHHY,FK.197].EFFECTS OF PARTIAL EXPOSURE TO LET~AL TEMPERATURE ON HETEROGENEOUSLY ACCLIMATED FISH.CAN J ZOOL 5111249• 1255 • •

845 HASHIMOTO,S.197•.THE EFFECT OF HATER T~MPERATU~E ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHUM SAL•ON, O~CORHYNCHUS KETA (~AL~AUM), EGGS ANO SAC FRY.SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY 28137• 43,(JAPANESE O~LYI .

84b ZIRK!N,~R.1975.THE USE Of GLYCOL ~ETHACRYLATE EM~EDDING FOR STUDIES OF CHROMATIN OISTRJAUTJON AND FINE STRUCTURE IN SALMON SPERMATlD NUCLEI. HIS TOCHEM I STRY 441137• 100 • •

847 NAKAMURA,M rTAKAHASHJ,H IHIROI,0.1974.SEX OIFffRENTIATION Of THE GONAD l• THE MASU S•LMON !ONCORHY~CHUS MASOUl . SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY 2811•2.!ENCLISH SUMMARY).

8~8 KORAYASHI,T 1ARE,S.1972.STUDIES ON THE PACIFIC SALMON OF THE YURAPPU RIVER A~O IN TH£ VOLCANO 8AT I ON THE PRfSENT STArus OF THE REPRODUCTION OF CHUM SA LMON . SCl REP HOKKAIDO SALflON HATCHERY 2blll • 21.(ENGLISH A8S TRACTl .

849 HASHIMDTO,S . 197 1 .THE EFFECT Of TREATMENT WITH SALT ~ATER D~ THE

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94q 0EV£LOPMENT Of CHU~ SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (~ALBAUM), EGGS• lll THE MOST SUITABLE TIME OF THE TREATMENI ON THE EYf 0 STAGE.SCI RlP HOKKAIOO SALMON HATCHERY 25tb3• 70.(fNGLISH AbSTRACTJ.

850 HASHIMOTO,S.!q71 0 THf EFFECT Of TREATMENT ~!TH SALT WATER ON THE DEVELOPMENT Of CHUM SALMO~ ONCOMH•~CHUS KfTA (•AL~AUM), EGCS• ll THE APPEARA~CE Of DEAD EGGS A~O UNUSUAL PHlNO•E~A OF INCU8AT10N.SC1 REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHlRY 2Sl53• bl.CENGLISH ABSTRACT).

851 HASHIMOTO,S,lq71.THE EFFECT Of TRfATMElllT WITH SALT WAT~R ON THE O(VELOP~f~T nF CHUM SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (WAL~AUM) , EGGS• ! REMOVING THE U~FERTILIZEO ANO OEVELOPEO EGGS FROM THE TRAYS USING SALT WATER . SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY zs1us-s1.IENGLISH A6STRACTJ.

852 VINCENT,8 :OESERR(S,L . lqb7.LA RIVIERE CACHE(, FRAYERE DES SAUMONS D'EAU OOUCE DU LAC TREMBLA~T.OUE SERVE FAJHE RAPP 4:131•145 • •

853 NISHIDAoH 1KO~AYASHl0T . 1q11.YOLK A6SORPT10' ANO TRANSLOCATJON OF LIVER I~ CHUM SALHON (ONCDRHY~CHUS KETAJ D~VELorµENT.SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HAICHERY 2S:3S•q3.ltNGLISH ABSIRACTJ.

854 NISHINO,K tSAlTO,K 1KtTAHARA,T.lqbq 0 BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES Of CAROTFNDIO IN THf CHIJM SALMO~ (ONCORHY,CHUS KtTA) DUR ING UPSTRE AM MIGRATION FOR SPA~NING I.SCI REP HOKKAIQO SALMON HAICHERY 23:1S . CEHGL!Sr ABSTNACTJ,

855 NISHINO,K :SAITO,K. lqb9.A HfMATOLOGICAL ST UD Y o r CHUM SALMON CONC ONHY, CHUS KtTA) OUR !NG UP•STQtA~ NJGRAllO~ FOR SPA~NI~G III BIOCKE~ICAL STUOY ON THE CHUM SALMON 6L000 0 SCI R~P HOK KAI DO SALMON HATCHERY 231Q• l?.(F.NGLISH AHSTNACT),

85b HASHJMOTO .S.IQ67.STUOIES ON THf ~rT•~OLJC FUNCTION nF AOULT CHUM SALMON, ONCORHYl<(l<llS KETA ("AL!UUM)-11 (PYTH~OCYTE Sf!'!MfNTll!Oto l>AIE AND SHHJM PROTtl~ CO~CfHIRATION OF CHUM SAL~ON ASCE~DT~G THE RIVtQ FOR SPAftNJNG. SCI R[P HOKKAIDO SALMO~ HATCHEPY a11aq. 50.(tNCLISh A~STRACTJ .

857 NISHINO,K.19b7.A HE~ATPLOGJCAL STUOY OF CHU~ SALMON (0NC0RHYNCHUS KfTA) DURING UP•STRf.AM ~!CRATION FO~ SPAWNING II . SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY c)135• U7.CtNGL!SH SUMMARY).

858 CORMACK,R".lqn8 . THE STATISTICS OF CAPTURE• RECAPTURE HETHODS.OCEANDGR HAR BIOL A~•~ HEY bt•55•50b ••

95q KURO,T.lqb7.fCOL OGIC AL A~D P~TSIOLOC!CAL STUDIES ON THE OOLLY VA~OEN CHAR CSALVELl~U~ MALHA) I~ LAKE SHIKAR!~ETSU. HOKKAIOO . SCI REP HOKKAIOO SALMON HATCHtRY Zl111•3J.(l~~LISH ABSTRACT).

860 NISHINO,K.l•bo.A HEMATOLOGICAL STuOY or CHUH SALMOlll COlllCORHYlllCHUS KfTA) DURING UP-STR~AM MIGRATION FOR SPA•NING I . SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON

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860 HATCHERY 20121•25,(ENGLlSH ABSTRACT),

861 SAUNOERS,LH 1POWfR,G,lq70,POPULATlON ECOLOGY OF THE 8ROOK TROUT, SALVELINUS FONTINALrs. IN MATAMEK LAKE, QUEBEC,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 27(3) 1413•424 ..

862 0ILL,LM , lqb9 , ANNOTATEO BIBLlOGRAPHY OF THE SALM0Nl0 EMBRYO ANO ALEVIN, UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT CANADA OEPT FISHERIES,VANCOUVER,RC 190PP, ,

8b3 GARO,R tORUCKER,K,19b5,REO SALMON STUDIES AT KARLUK LAKE1 19b3 , US FISH WILOL SEWV MS RfP b5C2l11-so ••

8b4 THORSTElNSON,fV,1965,SO~E ASPECTS OF PINK AND CHUM SALMON RESEARCH AT OLSEN BAY PRINCE nILLIAH SOUND.US FISH ~ILDL Sf.RV MS WEP 65(3)!1•30, .

8b5 MCNEIL,WJ,19b5.PINK SlLMON STUDifS AT LlTTLE PORT ~ALTER, WINTER ANO SPRING, 1964,US FISH WILOL StRV MS REP b5(1l:l • 20,.

866 81LLARD,R :Pf.TIT,J 1JALA~ERT,R :SZOLLCSI,D . 197•.ARTIF!CIAL INSEMINATION IN TROUT USl•C A SPERM DlLUANT,( INl ALAXTER,JHSCEOJTHE EARLY Liil HISTORY OF FISH, SPRINCER•VERLAC, Nfw YORKt715•723 ••

8b7 STANLEY.JG 1SNEfD,KE,IQ7"•ART!flCIAL CYNOGE~ESIS AND I TS APPLICATION IN GENETICS AND SELECTIVE ~REEDING OF f!SMES.!lNl ~LAXT~R,JHS!EDlTHE EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF FISH, SPRINGER-VERLAG, NEW Y0RK:527• 536,,

868 PACKARD,A r•AIN•RIGHT,AN,1974 . BRAIN GROWTH OF YOUNG HERRING ANO TROUT , (INl SLAXTER,JHS(EDlTHE EARLY LIFE HISTORY Of FISH, SPRINGER•VERLAG, NEW YORKIQQ9•507,.

869 DILL,PA,1970,0~ THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIEL ACTIVITY RHYTHMS IN ATLANTIC SALMON ANO RAl~BOW TROUT .PHO THESIS, UNIV •ESTERN ONTARIO, LONDON ONTARI0:89PP, ,

870 HU8BS,C :BRYAN,C,1974.EFFEr.T OF PARENTAL TE~PERATURE EXPERIENCE ON THERMAL TOLERANCE Of EGGS OF MENIOIA AUOtNS,(IN) 8LAXTER,JHS(E0lTHE EARLY LIFE HISTORY Of FISH, SPRJ•GER•VtRLAG, NEW YORKt43l•Q35,,

871 SHITH,LL JR tOSEIO,OM,1974,ffffCT OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE ON DEVELOPMENT ANO SURVIVAL OF EIGHT FRESHhATtR f!SH SPEC!ES . (!Nl BLAXTER,JHSCED)THE EARLY LIFE HISTORY Of FISH, SPRJNGER•VERLAG, NEW YORKl417•430 • •

872 HDSS,DE IHETTLER,•F !COSTON,LC.!970,ffFECTS OF THERMAL SHOCK ON LARVAL ESTUARINE FISH•ECOLOGICAL l"PLICATIONS WITH RESPECT TO ENTRAIN~ENT IN POWER PLANT COOLING SYSTEMS,(!Nl ~LAXTER,JHSCEDlTHE EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF FISH, SPRlNCER•VlRLAG, NE• YORK:357•371,,

873 BACHOP,~E 1SCH•ARTZ,FJ,!974,QUANT!TATIVE NUCLEIC •CID HISTOCHEMISTRY OF

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873 THE YOLK SAC SYNCYTIUM OF OVIPAROUS TELEOSTS1tMPLICATIONS FOR HYPOTHESES Of YOLK UT!LIZATION.(IN) BLAXTER,JHSCEDlTHE EARLY LlfE HISTORY OF FISH, SPRINGER•VERLAG, NEW YORK:34S•353.,

874 CUSHJNG,DH.1970.THE POSSIBLE DENSJTY•DEPENDENCF Of LARVAL MORTALITY AND ADULT MORTALITY IN FISHES.(!NJ BLAXTER,JHSCEO)THE EA~LY LIFE HISTORY Of fISH, SPRINGER•VERLAG, NEW YOR~:I03•111 ••

875 NORTHCDTE,TG.197•.SALMOMIOS AS ELEMENTS IN THE ECOLOGY OF BRITISH COLU~RIA STREA~S.SYMPOSJUM ON STREAM ECOLOGY,CENT CONT EDUC,UNIV.BC fP24071l•lb ••

876 COOPER,AC.1970.PHYS!CAL ASPECTS Of SEO!MENT IN RELATION TO SURVIVAL Of SALMON EGGS.SYMPOSIUM ON STMEAM ECOLOGY,CENT CCNT EDUC,UN!V.BC FP2407: t • t l ••

877 SLANEY,PA.1974.WATER TEMPERATIJRE CHANGES RESULTING FROM CLEARCIJT LOGGING AND EFFECTS ON THE PROOUCT!VE CAPACITY OF SALMONID STREAMS.SYMPOSIUM ON STREAM ECOLOGY.CENT CONT EDUC,UNIV.BC fP2407:1•29 ••

878 LANGER,OE.1974.EfFECTS Of SEDIMENTATION ON SALMONIO STREAM LlfE,SYMPOS!UM ON STREAM ECOLOGY,CENT CONT EDUC,UNIV.BC FP2"0711•20 ••

879 SPRAGUE,JB !ELSON.Pf IDUffY,JR.1967.0ATA RECORD OF oot RESIDUES IN JUVENILE ATLANTIC SALMON COLLECTED IN lqbb FRO~ MARITIME STREAMS OF DIFFERENT DDT HISTORY.FISH RES SOARD CAN MS REP 92711•9 ••

880 R!CKER,WE :MANZER,Jl,19c7,RECENT INFORMATION ON SALMON STOCKS IN BRITISH COLU~8IA,FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 93111•80 ••

881 MCOONALD,J 1NARVER,Ott :RAMS,RA 18!LTON,T.19b7.PROGRESS REPORTS ON 8ABINE LAKE SOCKEYE SALMON STUDIES, FOR INCLUSION JN THE HAR!~E LAKE SOCKEYE SALMON DEVELOPMtNT PROGRAM PROGRESS REPORT NO I.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP '4911•2'1,.

882 GODFREY,H.19bA.RfVIE• OF INFORMATION OBTAt~EO FROM THE TAGGING ANO MARKING OF CHINOOK AND COHO SALMON IN COASTAL WATERS Of CANADA ANO THE UNITED STATES.FISH RES 80AR0 CAN MS REP 'ISl:l-172.,

881 R!CKEP,wf,196A.BACKGROUNO INFORMATION ANO THEORY RELATED TO MANAGEMENT OF THE $KEENA SOCKEYE SALMON,FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 9&111•38,,

88~ WILOISH,OJ ILIST~R,NJ,1971.THE ACUTE TOXICITY Of THE OIL DISPERSANT GULF AGENT 1009, LS•l7l2 TO AQUATIC FAUNA.FISH RES SOARD CAN MS REP 97611•9.,

885 CAMERON,wM.t'cS.THE TAGGING RATIO ANO ITS USE IN THE ESTIMATION OF A SPA~N}NG SAL~ON POPULATION.FISH RES 80ARO CAN MS REP 99111•38.,

886 SPRAGUE,JB ICARSON,"G IVASS,wP.19~6,NTA ANO OTHER SEQUESTRANTS TO PROTECT

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ee6 SALMONID F I SH FROM COPPER AND ZINC IN FRESH WATER.FISH RES 60ARO CAN MS REP 99211 • 20 • •

887 GOOFREY,H.1908.SEVENTH PPOGRESS REPORT ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER CHINOOK SALMON HATCHERY tVALUATION PROGRAM,FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 994 11•19,,

eee CAMERON,wH,1966.A PPELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE NATURAL SPAWNING, INCUBATION ANO ALEVINAGE OF THE PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNC~US GORBUSCHAJ.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 99511 • 25 ••

889 BARR,WA,1965,THE ENDOCRINE PHY8IOLOGY OF f!SHES , OCEANOGR MAR BIOL ANNU REV 31257•29~ ••

890 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,19b5 . SOCKEYE SALMON PEPORT , INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 196~114•20.,

891 WITHLER,FC.19b9.VISIT TO HOKKAIDO HA TCHERIES, 1964.FISH RES BOARD CAN us REP 101411 • 36 ••

892 LARKJN,PA tMC00NALO,J 1PARKER,RR tNEAVE,F :GOOfREY,H :RICKER,WE , 1969. RESEARCH PRO~~A~S CONCFRNfO WITH METHODS OF l•CRfASING SALMON POPULAT!ONS.FISk RES ROARO CAN MS REP 101511 · 56 ••

893 SMITH,H0 , 19~9,ROSE•ALL CREE~, VANCOUVER ISLANn PR OGRESS REPORT NO 2,FISH RES 80ARO CAN MS REP 1021:1•29 0 ,

694 SMITH,HO :LltCOP,J.19b9,CA TA L0GUF. OF SALMON SPAWNING GROUNDS ANO TABULATION OF ESCAPEMEMTS IN THE SKEENA RIVER ANO DEPARTMENT OF FISHERJf S STATISTICAL AREA 4.FISH RES SOARD CAN MS REP 104611 •1 91 ,,

695 NARVER,Qw,l9b9.INITIAL FIELD TlSTS OF MASS• MARKING RECENTLY EMERGED SOCKEYE FRY WITH FLOURESCENT PIG~ENT,FIIH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 10b211•8,,

69b NARVER,o~ 1ANDERSEN,BC.19b9.PHYSICAL LIMNOLOGICAL MEASURE~ENTS AT BABINE ANO N!LKITWA LAKES IN 19bb•l9o~I TEMPtRArURE PROFILE . SECCHI DEPTH, PRECIPITATI ON, AIR TEMPERATURE ANO DAILY INSOLATION,FISH RfS BOARD CAN MS REP 10b411•b2,,

897 STEPHENS,K :NEUMAN,R 1SHEEHAN,S.19b9.CHEMICAL A~O PHYSICAL LIMNOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, SABINE LAKE, 6RITISM COLIJMR(A, 1965 ANO 19b9, ANO GREAT CENTRAL LAKE, BRITISH COLUM8!A,19b9.f!SH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 10b511•52 ••

898 NARVER,ow 1ANO[PSEN,8C.!97G,f JSH POPULATIONS OF CAP•ATION CREEK ANO OTH[R 8ARKLfY SOvNO STREAMS 1970• 19731 DATA RECORD ANO PROGRESS REPORT,FISH RES BOARD CAN ~s REP 1303:1 • 115,,

899 MCOONALO,J 16AMS,RA.1974.RESEARCH NEEDS IN SALMON ENHANCEMENT,FISH RES BOARD CA~ MS REP 129bll · 9 , ,

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900 BUSTARO,nR,1971.SOME ASPECTS Of THE ~INTER ECOLOGY Of JUVENILE SALMO~IOS WITH REffQfNCE 10 POSSl8Lt HARJTAT ALTERAlJON ~y LOGGING JN CANNATJON CREEK, VANCOUVER ISLANO , fJSH NlS BOARD CAN HS REP 1277 11• 85, ,

901 BILTON,HT 1SHITH,H0 , 1973 , RELATIONSH I P Bfl~EEN EGG SIZE ANO FISH SIZE IN PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS GQRijUSCHAl FROM THE LOWER BABINE RIVER IN 19bb ANO 19o7 , FISH kES ~OARD CAN MS REP 1235 11• 5 ,,

902 BILTON,HT,1977 , BOOY ANO SCALE GROWTH Of JUVfNILE COHO SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KJSUTCH) •HEN REARED IN MIRRORED ANO NON • MIRROREO AQUARIA, FISH RES BOARD CAN HS REP 123011 • 7,,

903 MOUNCE.OE 1WUNOJE,JH,1972.0ATA ON DIEL DRIFT Of STR[AH INVERTEBRATES IN RELATION TO DI ETS OF COHO SALMON FRY . FISH RES ~OARD CAN HS REP 12111 1• 85 ••

90Q CARSON,~G ICAPSON,WV,1972.TOXIC!TY Of COPPER ANO ZINC TO JUVENILE ATLANTIC SALMON JN THE PRESF.NCE OF HU~l C ACID ANO LIGNOSULFONATES . FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 116111•5 • •

905 B!LTON,HT,1972 , 0ATA RfCOROr (Cc; ~!Zf, MAT CHING TIME ANO SIZE OF PROGENY PRODUCED FROM EGGS Of SPECIFIC CROSSES Of O!FflHENT RACES OF SOCKEY[, A•O ONE RACE OF KOK~NEE, CHINOOK ANO COHO SALMON.FISH RES dOARO CAN MS REP 118711-10 ••

qo6 SHEPARQ,HP 1ARO,Kv.1q12.RECENT TRENDS JN CAN ADIAN ~ACIFIC SALMON STOCKS, flSH RES 80ARO CAN HS REP \16Sll • 5J,,

907 SAUNOEQS,RL,1971,SALMONIO AQUACULTURE I N NORWAY,FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 110211 - 11 ••

908 ~lLOISHoOJ ICARSON,~G ICARSON,WV,1971 , THE fFFECT OF HUMIC SUBSTANCES ON COPPER ANO ZINC TOXICITY TO SALMON, ~ SA LAR L ,FISH RES BOARO CAN HS REP 1160: 1· 19.,

909 B!LTON,HT rRORINS,GL . 1971,FURTHER EVIDENCE OF THE EFFECTS OF MIRRORED AQUARIA O~ THE GROhTH OF YOUNG SOCKEYE (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) , FISh RES BOARD CAN HS REP 1106:1 • 3,.

910 84RRACLOUCH,hE iROBlNSON,OC , 1971 . LENCTH, •EIGHT, ACE, ANO FOOD OF JUVENILE SOCKEYE SALMON IONCORHYNCHUS Nl~KA) FROM GREAT CENTRAL LAKE BRITISH COLUMHIA MAY 1969 TO FEBRUARY 1971 , FISH RES BOARD C A ~ HS REP 112811 • 268 , .

q11 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM , lqos.PINK SALMON REPORT . INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP \9o5121 • 2o , ,

912 BILTON,HT,1970.POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF REFLECTED IMAGES OF YOUNG SOCKEYE

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916

917

918

919

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(ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) ON THEIR GROW TH.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 111611•3 ••

BILTON,HT.1970.COMPARISON OF THE FECUNDITY OF SOC~EYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKAJ IN THE SKfENA RIVER CATCH WITH THE FECUNO!TY OF THOSE IN THE ESCAPEMENT.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 10qb:l•8 ••

ZITKO,V.1970.POLYCHLOR!NATEO 8IPHENYLSI DETERMINATION BY OPTICAL METHODS, SOLUBILITY ANO SOLUBILIZATION IN ~ATER, PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON TOXICITY TO SALMON.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 108311•38 ••

MCDONALD.JG 1SCARSBROOK,JR.196q.THERMAL STRUCTURE OF BABINE LAKE (~AlN BASIN) IN 1967.FlSH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 107011•30 ••

ELLIS,DV.1966.A SURVEY OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF SALMUN ON SPAWNING MIGRATION THROUGH A LA~GE RIVER SYSTEM.~ISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 876,1•17 ••

BlLTON,HT :JENKINSON,D•.lq65.THE AGE, SEX ANO SIZE COMPOSITION OF SOCKEYE IN THE CATC~ ANO ESCAPEMENT AT RIVERS INLET IN 1q64.f ISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 81~11•3 ••

JOHNSON,~E.1qbS.1HERMAL STRUCTURE OF THl ~ATERS OF SABINE LAKE AND NILKITK~A LAKE.FISH RES BOARD CAN ~S REP 820t1•14.CUNPAGEOl 0

NEAVE,F.1965.TRANSPLANTS OF PINK SALMON 0 Fl$H RES 80ARO CAN MS REP 830i 1 .. l 7 ••

920 BILTON,HT 1JFNKINSON,ow.1q66.RELATIONSHIP AET~EEN ECG SIZE ANO FISH SIZE IN SOCKEYE SALMON~ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) .f!SH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 84811•3 ••

'121 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM.lq65.SUMMARY OF THE SOCKEYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPAWNING AREAs,1953,1qs1.19b1.lq65.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM A~NU REP lqb5:33 ••

922 GODFREY,M.lq6•.PROGRESS REPORT ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER CHINOOK SALMON HATCHERY EVALUftTION PROCRAM(1q6o).FISH RES BOARD CA~ MS REP 8q711•14 ••

'123 SYDOR,J.lq6b.EFFECTS OF SALINITY ON SALMON FRY1 SUM~ER, 1964.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP aqqtl•IO ••

924 CODFREY,H.lq67.PROGRESS REPORT ON THE COLUMBIA R!Vf.R CHINOOK SALMON HATCHERY EVALUATION PROGRAM (lq67l.f!Sk RES BOARD CAN MS REP 91811•25 ••

925 BILTON,HT :JENKINSON,DW IGOULO,C.lqb7.A6E• SEX AND SIZE COMPOSITION Of SOCKEYE IN THE CATCH ANO ESCAPEMEN T AT RIVERS INLET IN lqbb.f!SH RES BOARD CAN MS RtP q3311•16 ••

926 PARKER,RR.lq67.CONTRl8UTIONS OF THE 1qoa ~ROOD YEAR OF BELLA COOLA PINK SALMON TO FISHERIES ANO ESCAPEMENTS OF THE CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA AREA.

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926 ~ISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 9351 1•19 ••

927 GODFREY,H , l9b8 , AGES ANO PHYSJCAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MATURING CHINOOK SALMON OF THE NASS, SKEENA, AND FRASER RIVERS IN 196Q , IV6S1 ANO 1966 , FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 96711 • 38 ••

928 YAMAMOTO,TS,1967 . 0EVELOPMENT OF THE DOG SALMON EGG WI THOU T BREAKOOWN OF CORTICAL ALVEOLI.J FAC SCI HOKKAIDO UtjIV SER IV ZOOL 16(2)1 186• 196.,

929 YAMAMOTO,TS,1965.EFFECTS OF ETHYLENEDIAMINETETRAACETATE ON THE EGG OF THE DOG SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS KfTA,J FAC SCI HOKKAIOO UNIV SER IY ZOOL 15(4)1 644•651 ••

930 INT PAC SAL~ON FISH COMM,1971.SU~MARY OF THE PINK SALMON ESC APEMENTS TO UNITED STATES A~O CA~AOIAN NON • FRASER RiYER SPAWNING ARl AS. INT PAC SALMON FISH CO~M ANNU ~EP 19711~3 ••

931 BAGENAL,TB.1973.FISH FECUNOJTY ANO ITS RELATIONS WITH STOCK ANO RECRUITME~T.WAPP P• V REUN CONS INT EXPLOR MER 1641186• 198 ,,

932 SNIESZKO,SF , 1974,THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAi. STWESS ON OU T8REAKS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES OF FISHES,J FISH BIOL 61197• 208,.

933 OVININ,PA.1960.CAUSES JN THE OECREASE IN ABUNDANCE OF SAKHALIN PINK SALMON IN \958.CRYaN KHOZ 35C8l18• 9,lq5q)FISH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER 26711•2 . CWE RICKER TRANSL).

930 HELLAWELL,JM :LEATHAM,H IWILLIA~S,GI.1974.THE UPSTREAM MIGRATORY BEHAYIOUW OF SAL~ONIOS IN THf RIVER FROME, OORSET.J fISH BIOL 61729• 740 ,.

935 HIR01.o :YASUKA~A.M ISUETAKE,T.1973.STUDIES o~ THE RETENTION OF CA~ETES IN SALMONID fISHES•II ON THE STORAGE OF CHUM SAL~ON (ONCORHYNCHUS KETll SPERM,SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY 27:39• 44 • •

936 REIMERS,PE . 1973 . THE LENGTH OF WESIOENCE OF JUVENILE FALL CH I NOOK SALMON IN SIXES RIVER, OREGON.RES REP FISH COMM OREG 4C2l13• 43 , ,

937 BARACH,GP.1960.THE BIOLOGY ANO PRODUCTION OF THE STOCKS OF BLACK SEA KUMZHA CSALMON/TROUT).(TR SOVESHCH RY8 71235• 242,1957lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 28611•10 , (WE RlCKtR TRANSL).

938 TAKANO,K 1HIROI,O 1YASUKA~A,M 1SUETAKE,T . 1973 . STUOIES ON THE RETENTION OF GAMETES OF SALHONID FJSHES•I ON T~E FERTILITY OF CHUM SALMON EGGS AFTER STORAGE . SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY 27131 • 37 . ,

939 HIROI,O IYASUKA~A,M 1SUETAKE,T ISASAKl,S ITOMITA,T 1SAT01Y . 1973.A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHUM SALHON COHCORHYNCHUS KETAl EGG KEPT IN THE SPRING MATER OF a DEGREES C. SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALHON

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940 TANAKA,T . 1973.STUDIES ON THE PLANTING OF HATCHERY- CULTURED MASU SALMON FRY INTO STRtAMS IV A PRELJt<INARY TROUGH EXPERIMENT ON RESIDING PROCESS. SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY 27 117• 2•,,

941 lSHID A,T IOHATA,T 1!SH!GAKl,K lSASAKloK IMAEKAWA,K.1973,STUOIES ON THE PLANTING OF HATCHERY•CULTUREO MASU SALMON 'RY INTO STRfAMS•V AN 08SfRVATJON ON OTSPERSAL ANO RfSIOUAL Of JU~ENILfS Ill THE PANKENAl ·~A~A, A BRANCH Of THf TESHIO RIVER1 RESULT IN 1972.SCI REP HOKKAIDO SAL~ON HATCHERY 271ll•lb,,

902 ISHIOA ,T :TA~AKA,T 1KOCHJ,K 1KUNOA,M ITOSHIOA,N,1973.STUOIES ON THE PLANTING OF HATC~E~l•CULTl•REO MASU SALMON FRY l~TO STRFAMS• IV 08SERVATJONS ON DISPERSAL ••O RESIDUAL OF JUVE•ILES J• THE MfNA RIVER ANO ITS TRJ~UTA~JESr RESULTS JN 1971 ANO 1972,SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMO• HATCHFRY 2711 • 10,,

943 LUKJNA,OV,1973,RESPJRATORl RATE OF THf NORTH O~HOTSK CHUM SALMON (ONCURHYNCHUS KETA (wALB)l,J ICHTHYOL 13(3):425• 430, .

944 SHfLBOUP.N,JE :8R£TT,JR :SHJRAHATA,S.1973.EffECT OF TE~PfHATURE AND FEEDl~G REGJHF ON THE SPECIFIC GHQ#TH RATE Of SOCKElf SALMON FRY (ONCORHYNC~US ~ERKA), ~IT~ A CONSJOE~ATJON Of SIZE Erf£CT.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 30(~)11191 •1 194,.

945 CUSHING,OH IHARRJS,JGK.1973,STOCK ANO RfCPUITHENT ANO THE PROBLEM Of DENSITY OEPfNOtNCE,RAPP P•V REUN CONS INT fXPLOR HfR lb41142• 155 ,.

94b MJLLER,JM,1974. THE FOOO CF BROOK TROUT, SALVELINUS fONTJNALIS (MITCHILL) FRY FROM DIFFERENT SUBSECTIONS OF LAWRENCE CREEK, WISCONSIN.TRANS A~ FISH soc 103(1)1130-134.,

947 IVANCHfN~O.OF 1JVANCHENK00LA.197l.THF USE Of ALC!AN SLUE TO STAIN THE CARTILAGINOUS SKELETON OF FISH LARVA( A~O f!NGEHLINGS IN WHOLE MOU~TS. J ICHTHYOL 13(~)1794•796.,

948 STE~ART,OJ 1STfJN,RA.1974,SHORT•TERM FATE OF DIETARY OJELDRIN IN THE OIGESTJVE TRACT OF JUVENILE LAKE TROUT (SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH) ,8ULL ENVIRON CONTAM lOXICOL ll(b)15b3•5bb,,

949 1)0GEL,VA , 19bl,THE. IMPORTANC~ Of FISH DISEASES IN THE PROl)UCTJON OF FISH STOCKS.CTR SnVLSHCH 71117•123,1957)FISH RfS SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 3431 1• 15,CwE RICKER TRANSL),

950 JOHNSON,LG 1~nHRJS,RL,1q70,CHLORJNATEO INSECTICIDE RESIDUES JN T~E EGGS OF SOME FRESH•ATtR FISH.~ULL ENVIRO~ CONTA4 TOXICOL ll(b)l503•SIO.,

'1~1 FRANTS l,C IWITHEY,KG.1972,A PROCEDURE FOR DISINFECTING ATLANTIC SAL~ON

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951 (SALMO SALAR) EGGS USING A POLYVINYLPYRROLIDONE•IODINE CPVP• ll SOLUTION . CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PROG REP bll • 8 • •

952 GOROOILOV,YN.lqoq.A STUDY OF THE FISH SENSITIVITY TO HIGH TEMPERATURE1 EFFECTS DURING THE EMBQYOGENESIS I THE CHANGES Of THE SENSITIVITY TO THE HIGH TEHPERATUHE EFFECTS IN THE AUTUMN SPAWNING EH8RYOS.TSITOLOGIYA (USSR) 11(2J:lb9• 179 ••

953 LIA0,P8 1MAYO,RD . !97U 0 INTENSlflED FISH CULTURE COMBINING WATER RECONDITIONING ~!TH POLLUTION ABATEMENT.AQUACULTURE 3 101 • 85 ••

954 TAYLOR,JE.1972.•ATER UlJALJTY AND 8!0ASSAY STUOY fQOM CRAWFORD NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY.HS CHADRON STA TE COLLEGE NE6RASKA:1 • 13 • •

955 8URROWS,RE.19b3.WATER TEMPERATURE REQUIREMENTS FOR M•XIMUM PROOUCTIVITY OF SALMO~ . us OEP HfALTH EDUC ttELFAREr PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWELFTH PACIFIC NORTHWEST SYMPOSIUM ON •ATER POLLUTION RESEARCH : 29• 3a ••

956 LLOYO,R :ORR,L0 . 19bq.THE O!URET!C RESPONSE BY RAINBOW TROUT TO SU~·LETHAL CONCENTRATIONS OF AMHONIA . ~ATf.R RES 3:335• 3UQ ••

957 YAMAHOTO,TS.1q1a.ONA ANO RNA CONTENT Of THE DOG SALMON EGG CURING EARLY EMBRYONIC DEVELOPHENT.J FAC SCI HOKKAIDO UNIV SER VJ,ZOOL 19(3)1a~q.502 ••

958 GRl8ANOV,VI . 19b2.THE COHO SALMON (0NCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH WAL6AUM) • A BIOLOGICAL SKETCH . CIZV T I K~OOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLED tNST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 28t43-IOl,J948lFJSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 37011 •83 . (~E RICKER TRANSL).

959 ~ESTIN,OT.IQ7a.N t TRATE AND NI TRITE TOXICITY TO SALHON I O flSHES,PROG FISH CULT 3bC2J:~b·8q • •

9o0 SCHAFFER,wv 1ELSON,PF.1q75.THE ADAPTIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF VARIATIONS IN LIFE HISTORY A~ONG LOCAL POPULATIONS OF ATLlNTlC SALMON IN NORTH AMERICA. ECOLOGY 5bl577• 590 • •

961 OLSON,KR :FRnMM,P0.1971.EXCRETION OF UREA BY TWO TELEOSTS EXPOSED TO DIFFERENT CONCtNTRATIONS OF A~BIENT AMMONIA.COMP BIOCHEH PHYSIOL UO(All 999•1007 ••

962 TRUSSELL,RP.1q12.THE PERCENT UN • !ONIZED AMMONIA IN AQUEOUS AMMONIA SOLUTIONS AT DIFFERENT PH LEVELS ANO TEMPERATURES . J FISH RES 80AR0 CAN 2911505•1507 ••

963 KAMYS~NAIA,~S.19b2.0N THE BIOLOGY Of THE HY8RIO BETWEEN CHUH ANO PINK SALMON: O•CO~HYNCHUS K(TA (•AL8AUMJ, INFR6SP AUTUMNALIS BERG X O GO~RUSCHA (~ALBAUM)•FAM!LY SALMONIOA[.(NAUCHN D~KL VYSSH SHK BIOL NAUKI 4129• 33• 19bllflSH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 40 3:1 • 4 . CRE FOERSTER TRANSL).

96Q HOKANSON,KEF :KLElNER,Cf 1THORSLUNO,Tw.1q75.EfFECTS Of CONSTANT

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964 TEMPERATURES AND DIEL FLUCTUATIONS ON GRO~TH, MORTALITY, ANO YIELD OF JUVENILE RA!NBO~ TROUT, SALMO GAIRONER! (R!CHARDSDNl.J FISH RES BOARD CAN IN PRESS ••

965 8URRO~S,RE.lq6Q 0EFFECTS OF ACCUMULATED EXCRETORY PRODUCTS ON HATCHERY• REARED SALMONIDS.US FISH W!LDL SEHV RES REP 66:1•12 • •

966 RICE.so ISTOKES,RM.1974.~ETABOLISM Of NITROGENOUS WASTES IN THE EGGS ANO ALEVINS OF RAINBOW TROUT,SALMO GAIRONERI RTCHAHOSON.(IN) BLAXTER,JHS<EDl THE EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF FISH, SPR!NGER•VtRLAG, BERLIN, 1974:325•337 ••

967 KROG!US,FV.1962.0N THE RELATION BET~fEN RATE OF GROWTH AND POPULATION DENSITY IN SOCKEYE SALMON.CTR SOVESHCk IKHT!OL KOM AKAD NAUK SSSR 13: 132•146,1961)FlSH RES AOARD CAN TRANSL SER 411:1•17.(RE FOERSTER TRANSLJ.

968 VLASENKO,MI.1969.ULTRAVIOLET RAYS AS A METHOD FO~ CONTROL OF FISH EGGS AND YOUNG F!SHtS . (VOP IKHT!OL 9(5)1ql7•927,1969lPROBL ICHTHYOL 9(5): 697•705 ••

969 DEGOB~IS,D.lq73.0N TH~ STORAGE OF SEAWATER SAHPLES FOR AKMONIA OETER~!NAT!ON.L!MNOL OCEANOGR 18(1)1146•!50 ••

970 HAGSTROM,BE :LONNING,S.1968.ELECTRON ~ICROSCOP!C STUDIES OF UNFERTILIZED EGGS fROM MARINE TELEOSTS.SARSIA 33173• 80 ••

971 8ROwN,OA ll'CLEAY,DJ.1975.EFFECT Of ~!TRITE ON METHEMOGLOB!N AND TOTAL HEMOGLOBIN OF JUVENILE RA!N80w TROUT.PPOG FISH CULT 37(1)136•36,.

972 GfUS,J :REYNAUD,R 1FREY,J 1HENl!Y,JC.IQ66.8IOCHfl'lCAL l'OOIFJCAT!ONS OUR!lliG DEVELOP•ENT OF tGGS ANO FRY OF RA!NijQW TROUT.SOC ijlOL (PARIS> CR SEANCES lbOC6l:ll62-12oc ••

973 NOVOTNY,V sKRENKfL,PA.1975.A WASTE ASSIMILATIVE CAPACITY HODEL FOR A SHALLOW TURBULENT STREA•.wATER RtS 91233•241 ••

974 L!AO,P8.lq70.SALMONID HATCHERY WASTEWATER TREATMENT.WATER SEWAGE WORKS 117(1211439•443 ••

975 INT PAC SALMON FISH C0MM.IQ65.SUHMARY OF THE SOCKEYE ESCAPEl'ENT TO THE FRAS~R RIVER SPAWNING AREAS,1950,1954,19SA,19D2.!NT PAC SALMON FISH COH• ANNU RtP 196~130 ••

976 INT PAC SALMVN FISH COMM.1965.SUM .. ARY OF THE PINK SALMON ESCAPEMENTS TO UNITED STATES ANO CANADIAN NON•fRAStR RIVER SPA•N!NG AREAS.INT PAC SALMON f!SH COM~ ANNU REP 1965142 ••

977 INT PAC SAL~ON FISH COMM,19b5.SU"HARY Of THE PINK SAL•ON ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPA•NING AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU

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977 REP 1965101 ••

978 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM.1966.SOCKEYE SALMON REPORT.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1966115•28 ••

979 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM.197!.SUMMARY OF THE PINK SAL~ON ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPAWNING AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1971152 ••

980 INT PAC SALMON FISH co~~.)Q71.SUMMAQY OF THE SOCKEYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPAWNING AREAS.!956.1960.1900.1906.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1971107 ••

981 INT PAC SALMO~ FISH COMM.1971.SUMMARY Of THE SOCKfYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE fRASfR klVER SPAWNING ARf.AS,1959,19b~,19o7,!971.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1971100,.

982 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,1971.SOCKEYE SALMON REPORT.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU RtP 1971:22•26 ••

983 INT PAC SAL~ON FISH COMM.1971,PINK SALMON REPORT.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM A~NU REP 1971126•38,,

984 LEMM(N,NJ.1972.THE NON•TIOAL SPORT FISHERIES OF THE SKEENA ANO NASS RIVERS IN 1969 ANO 1970.CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH SERV PAC REG TECH REP 1972•2 t1•46 ••

985 INT PAC SAL~ON FISH COMM.1q70.SUMMARY Of THE .SOCKEYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPA•NING AREAS,1955119S91196J,\967.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM A~NU ~EP 1970137 ••

986 INT PAC SALMON FISH CDHM.1970.SUMMARY OF THE SOC~fYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPA~NJNG AR~AS119S8.t9b2,19h6,!970.INI PAC SALMON FISH COMM AN~U REP 197013• ••

987 INT PAC SALMON FIS~ CO~M,1970.SOCKEYE SALMON REPORT.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1970116•27 ••

968 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,!9b9,SUMMARY Of THE PINK SALMON ESCAPEMENTS TO UNITED STATES ANO CANADIAN NON•fRASER RIVER SPAWNING AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1969:53,,

969 !NT PAC SALMON FISH CDMM,1969,SUMMARY Of THE PINK SALMON ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPAwNING AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 196ql52.,

990 !NT PAC SALMON FISH COMM.19•9.SUMMARI OF THE SOCKEYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPAWNING AREAS,1954,1958,1962,)966,INT PAC SALMON

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991 tNT PAC SALMON FISH COHH.1969.SUHMARY Of THE SOCKEYE ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVF.R SPAwNJNG AREAS,19~7,1961,1965,1969,INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1969104,,

992 tNT PAC SALMON FtSH COMM,1969,SOCKEYE SALMON REPORT,tN T PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1969117• 28 , .

993 tNT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,1969,PtNK SALMON REPORT.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1969128• 37 , ,

994 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,196~ . SUMHARY OF THE PINK SALMON ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRAS~R RIVER SPA•NING AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1968:37.,

995 SMITH,CE IWILl.IAMS,wG,1974.EXPFRIMENTAL NITRITE TOX I CITY IN RAINBOW TROUT A~O CHI~OOK SALMON, TRANS AM FISH SOC 103(2)1369• 390 ,,

996 INT PAC SALMON FISH CO~M . 196~ . SU~MARY Of THE SOCKEY£ ESCAPE~ENT TO T~E FRASER RIVER SPA~NING AREAS,1956 1 1960,1964 1 1968,INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP 1966131 • •

997 INT PAC SALMON FISH COHH,1966. SOCKEY( SALMON REPORT.I NT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU ~EP \968:1>• 24 . ,

998 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM,1967.SUMMARY OF THE PINK SALMON ESCAPEMENTS TO UNITED STATES ANO CANADIAN NO"• FRASER RIVER SPAWNING AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM 4NN~ REP 1967151 ••

999 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM.1967 . SUMMARY OF THE PINK SALMON ESCAPEMENT TO THE FRASER RIVER SPAWNING AREAS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM ANNU REP !9b71SO ••

1000 KOLGAEV 1AM IIVANQVA,AP.1974.EXPE~IMf.NTS ON •EEPING PROLARVAE OF FALL CHUM ON PEH~LES CEMENTED SPARSELY INTO TH~ BOTTOMS Of FISH REARING TANKS . CIZV TIKHOOK~AN NAUCHNO•IS$LED INST RY8N KHOZ OKEA~OGR 77:239• 24111972)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 297411•5.,

1001 ENYUTINA,RJ . lq74 . THE AMUR PINK SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS GORSUSCHA)I A COMMERCIAL ANO OIOLOGICAL SURVEY,(IZV TIKHOOK~AN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST RYSN KHOZ OKEANOGR 77t3•126,1972lFISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 316011•21U,.

1002 MURAVLEV,AS.lq74,THE OEVELOP~ENT Of A OEVICE FOR COUNTING FISH FRY.CTR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST MORSK RY6N KHOZ OKEANOGR 68:9b,99,1972JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 302511•4,,

1001 PENAZ,M IPROKES,M.1973,0XYCEN CONSUMPTION IN THE BRO~N TROUT, SALMO

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1003 TRUTTA M fARIO L,ZOOL LISTY 22C2l1181•188,,

1ooq KJRKA,A,197•.VANIATION IN SOMATIC CHARACTERS Of THE BROWN TROUT (SALMO TRUTTA M fARIO LINN 1758) IN THE HEADWATERS Of THE POPRAD RIVER (HIGH TATRA MTSl,ZOOL LISTY 23(1)185•9a,,

1005 LIBOSVARSKY,J,1974,FURTHER NOTES ON THE SPAWNING RUN OF BROwN TROUT INTO HADUKA 6ROOK~ZUOL LISTY 23(3)1201•27~ ••

1006 RE~SDORF,A,1966.EVALUATION Of SOME ~OOIFICAT!ONS Of THE WINKLER METHOD FOR THE OfTENMINATION Of OXYGEN IN NATURAL wATERS,VERH INTERNAT VEREIN LlMNOL 16:•59•46a,,

1007 AAREFJORD,F,1972,THE USE Of AN AJR•LIFT IN FRESHWATER BOTTOM SAMPL!NG1 A COMPARISON WITH THE EKMAN BOTTO~ SAMPLER,VERH INTERNAT VEREIN LIMNOL 18: 701•705 ..

1008 SCH!fwf,MH,1970,INFLUENCE Of DISSOLVED ATMOSPHERIC GA8 ON S~IMM!NG PERFORMANCE Of JUVENILE CHINOOK SALMON, TRANS AM FISH SOC 103(ol:717•721,,

1009 SPOTTE,SH,1970,FISH ANO INVERTEBRATE CULTURE,w!LEY•INTE~SCIENCE,NEW YORK 1XIV+to5,.

1010 ANOERSON,E,1967,THE FORMATION Of THE PRIMARY ENVELOPE DURING OOCYTE OifFERENT!AT!ON IN TELEOSTS,J CELL BIOL ~51193•212 ••

1011 TRI NKHA US,JP,1969,TELEOST EPI80LY,CELLS INTO ORGANS1 THE FORCES THAT SHAPE THE EMBRYO, PRENTIC!•HALL. ENCLl~ooo CLIFFS, NEW JERSEY1t78•202. CCHAPTEll IQ),

1012 OEVOOYS,CG~.19b9,FORMAT!ON ANO EXCRETION OF AMMONIA JN TELEOSTEI II OCCURENCE ANO T~ANSPORT OF AMMONIA IN THE BLOOO,ARCH JNT PhYSIOL 810CHIM 771112•118,.

1013 fUJ!!,T,1975.0N THE RELATION ~ET~EEN THE HOMING MIGRATION OF THE oESTERN ALASKA SOCKfYE SALMON ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA (~ALBAUM) ANO OCEANIC CONOITIO~S tN THE EASTERN BERING SEA,MEM fAC FISH MOKKAIDO UNIV 22(2)199•!91,,

IOIQ MCLEAN,wE 1FRASER,fJ,IQ7o,A~MONIA ANO UREA PRODUCTION OF COHO SALMON UNDER HATCHE~r CONO!T!U NS,CAN OEP ENVIRON ENVIRON PROTECT SERV SURVEILLANCE ~EP EPSS•PR•70•51l•bl,,

1015 FRASER,J~,197n.AN ATTEMPT TO TRAIN HATCHf.RY•RfARED BROOK TROUT TO AVOID PREDATION BY THE CO~MON LOON, TRANS AM FISH SOC 103(0)1815•616,,

1016 HEITZ,fA,IQ6b,$ALM0 SALAW LIN, ITS PARASITIC FAUNA ANO ITS NUTRITION IN THE ~EA ANO IN FRESH ~ATEkS1 A PARASITOLOGICAL•BIOLOGICAL STUDY,(DOCTORAL DISSERTATION UNIV SASL(, STUTTGART 1917, 139PP)f !SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL

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1016 SER 71711•204 ••

1017 LUSK,S 1ZORAZILEK,P.J969.CONTRI8UTION TO THE BIONICS ANO PROOUCTJO~ OF THE SHOWN TROUT (SALMO TRUTTA M FARIO l) IN THE LUSOVA BROOK,ZOOL LJSTY 18(4)1381•402 ••

1018 LUSK,S.1969.CHANGES IN GONAO wEIGHT ANO AMOUNT OF FATS IN THE BROhN TROUT ,SALMO TRUTTA M FARIO L,IN THE COURSE OF A YEAR.ZOOL LISTY 18(1)167•80,.

1019 LUSK,S.1968.EGG ANO MlLT PROOUCTIO~ IN THE ~ROWN TROUT (SALMO TRUTTA MORPHA FARID L) IN THE LOUCKA CREEK.ZOOL LlSTY 17(4):363•378 ••

1020 MEONIKOV,BM.1968.0N THE FORM Of RELATION ~ElWEEN TEMPERATURE ANO DURATJO~ Of OEVELOPM~NT Of POIKILOTHERMIC A~TMALS (FROM 'STRUCTURE ANO DYNAMICS Of AQUATIC CO••UN!TIES AND POPULAT!OMS"l.CSTRUKTURA I O!NAMIKA VOO~YKH

SODBSHCHESTV 1 POPULYATSII 6:95•107,19b7)FISH HES BOARD CAN TKANSL SER 976:1·20,.

1021 ZAHNER,R,1968.EffECTS Of MOTOR FUELS ANO OILS ON RAINROh TR~UT.CVOM WASSER 291J42•177.1962)f!SH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL ScR 1025:1•57 ••

1022 00NAL030N,LR.1970,SELECTIVE BREEO!NG OF SALMONOIO FISHF.S.CIN) MCNEIL,wJ (EOlMARINE AGUICULTU~E.OREGON STATE UNIV PRESS,CORVALLIS:65•74,,

1023 BLACKETT,RF,!97U.PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF PINK cnNCOPHYNCHUS GOR6USCHA) ANO SOCKEYf CO ~ERKA) SALMON INCUAATION ANO REARI~G IN GRAVEL INCURATORS AND TROUGl<S.ALAS~A OEP FISH CAME TECH DATA _REP 1711•32 ••

1024 GELD!AY,R,1972,TROUT CSALMO TRUTTA Ll POPULATIONS INHARIT!NG THE STREAMS OF KAZOAG! RANGE.VERH INTERNAT vEREIN LIMNOL 1811212•1221 ••

1025 fAKTOROVICH,KA.IQ68.NUTRITIONAL REGUJRE~ENTS Of THE SALNON!OAE ANO RASlC FEEDS USED IN SALNON CULTURE.IIZV GOS NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST OZERN RECH RYBN KHOZ 54164•90,1963)f!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 108011•60,.

1026 TITAREV,EF.IQ68.EVALUAT!ON Of TROUT DIETS THROUGH H!STOPHYS!OLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE T~OUT L!VF.R (PAPER NO Q JN "PRORLEMS Of POND PlSCICULTUPE").CTR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLED l"ST PRUO RYS~ KHOZ JS(Q)133•39,!9b7lf!SH RES 60AR0 CAN TRANSL SER 114111•14,.

1027 PINSK!J,fY,1968.0A!LY FEEDING RHYTHM ANO DIETS OF YOUNG OF THE SALMON (SALMO SALAR Ll wHlN RAISED IN PONDS (PAPER ~o JO IN "PROBLEMS Of PONO P!SCICULTURE"l.CYR VSES NAUCHNO•!SSLED INST PRUD RYSN KHOZ 15(10)199•105, 1967lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SlR 114311•11 ••

1028 AK!MOV,VA,1908.0ECDMPOSITION OF THE ORGANIC SUBSTANCES OF THE SILT IN f!SH PONDS (PAPER NO 21 IN "PROBLEMS Of PONO PISCICULTURE"l,(TR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST PRUD RYBN KHOZ 15C2ll1221•228,1967)FlSH RES BOARD CAN

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1028 TRANSL SER 114511•17 ••

1029 LEREOEV 1 YM . 196~.CONTENT Of CERTAIN GASES IN PONO WATERS (PAPER NO 25 IN •PROSLEMS OF PONO PISCICULTURE•).(TR VSES NAUCHNO•JSSLED INST PRUO RY6N KMOZ 1512G5• 247,1967lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 114711•7 ••

1030 K!RKA,A.1968.ESTlMATION OF POPULATION DENSITY A~O hEICMT OF f!SM IN CtRTAIN TRIBUTARIES TO TME ORAVA ANO VAk RIVERS.ZOOL LISTY 17(1)175- 84 ••

1031 STEPANOV,VD.1968.MYOROBIOLOGJCAL CONOITIO~S OF FORAGE PONDS FERTILIZED WITH DJfFERE~T DOSfS OF ~ITROGEN (PAPER ~o I• IN "PRn6LtMS Of PONO PJSC!CULTURE"l.CTR VSES 'AUCHNO-ISSLEO !•ST PRUO RY8U KHOZ 15(1Q}115G-165 ,1967lf1SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL StR 115611 • 22 ••

1032 LUSK,S,1968,SEXUAL MATU~!TY, SEX RATIO ANO FECUNDITY IN THE BROw~ TROUT, SALMO TRUTTA ~ fARIO L, JN THE LOUCKA R!VER.ZOOL LlSTY 17(3)1253-268 ••

1033 NJKOLAEVA,[T.1970 . SOME OATA ON THE GROWTH AHO FEEOING OF YOUNG c~u· SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KtTA) IN ~~ARING BASINS OF KAMCHAIKA.(IZV T!KHOOKEAN NAUCHNO- ISSLED !~ST RYAN KMOZ OKEANOGR 60:91-100,\qbA)f ISH RtS &OARD CAN TRANSL SER 1~25:1-19 , .

1034 IVANKOV,VN.1970.A METHOD OF OfTERMlNl~G THE AGE OF PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS GORijUSCHAl.<IZV T!KHOOKEAN -AUCHNO-ISSLEO lqST RY~~ KHOZ OKEANOGR 65175-791 1968lflSH RfS ~OARO CA~ THANSL l~H 14•011 • 11 ••

1035 8ERDYSHEY,GO.IQ70.CAUSES ·~~ ~FCHA~ISYS OF TH[ DEATH OF FA~-EASTER~ SALMON FOLLO"ING S~A~NINt.,CIZV T!KM00KfAN ~ AUC~NO-ISSLED II.ST RYAN KHOZ OKEANOGR b511•5-15&,1Qo8)F!SH MES BOARD CAN TPA~SL SER 10G5:1 • 23 ••

1036 ARMSTR ONG,FAJ ,1974,PHOTOCHfMICAL DECHLORl~AT!O~ OF wAl(R SUPPLY fOQ FISH TANKS, •ITk COMMERCIAL "ATER STERILIZEHS,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 311 1981•1A65,.

1037 VOLOVJK,SP,1970.0XIGEN CONSUWPTION A~O FOOO RATIONS nF YOUNG SAL~ON JN THl RIVlRS OF SAKHAL(N,(IZV T!KHOOKEAN N•UCHNO-ISSLEO INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 6S12o8•?72119b~lf!SH ~ES BOARD CAN TRANSL SEP 145311•13 ••

1038 KUO,C•M INASH,Cf 1SHEHAO(H,ZH.197o,A PROCEDURAL GUJDl TO INDUCE SPAWNING IN GREY MULLET (MUGIL C(PHALllS LI.AQUACULTURE 3(1)11 • 1•. ,

1039 l180SVARS~Y,J.lq67.THE SPAWNING RUN OF BROW~ TROUT, SAL~O TRUTTA ~ fARIO L, ANO ITS A•ALYS!S.ZO OL LISIY 16Cll:73- 8b ••

IOQO SHERSNEV,AP,lq70.fEEOING JUVf~!LE CHU~ SALMO• WITH ~ALLEYE THERAGRA CMALCOG~Aµ~· EGGS ·~o ITS EfFfCT o~ THEIR SU~SEUUENI OEVELOP~fNT,(IZV TlKHOOKEA~ •AUCH•O-lSSLlO !~5T RYAN KHOZ OKEA~OGR b51273•275,lqoR}fJSH RES ~OARO CAN T~ANSL SEA 145411•7 ••

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1041 KANIO'EV,AN,1970.THE COLOUR OF FEEOING TROUGHS ANO THE CONCENTRATION OF FEED AS FACTORS AFFECTING THE NUTRITION OF JUVENILE AUTUMN CHUH SALMON UNOER HATCHERY CONOITIO~S.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO-ISSLfO INST RY6N KHOZ OKfANOGR 65&27o•Z78,1968)FlSH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER I055t1•7 ••

1042 PEROVA,SY.1970.CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DOWNSTREAM MIGRATION OF JUVENILE SALMONIOS FROM THE PORONAI RIVER ~AST~.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO-ISSLEO INST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR o5t281•282,196~)FISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 145!>11•3 ••

104l EOOY,F8.1970.0$MOTTC PROPEPTTES OF THE PERIVITELLINE FLUID ANO SOME PROPERTIES Of THE CHORION OF ATLANTIC SALMO~ EGGS CSALMO SALAR),J ZOOL PROC ZOOL SOC LONDON 174(2)1237•2•3 ••

lOQQ MALYUKINA,GA :DM!TRIEVA,NG 1MARUSOV,EA IYURKEVTCH,GV.!97U.SWELL AND ITS ROLE IN THE BEHAVIOUR OF FISH,CZOOLOG!YA 1968:3Z-78,1969)FISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SEP 1513:1-56 ••

1045 A8AKUMOV,VA,1971.LENGTH ANO FREQUENCY OF GENERATIONS (FROM R!OLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE FISHING INDUSTRY ANO REGULATIONS OF MARINE FISHEPIESl, CTR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKfftNOGR 671J40•35b,19b9) FISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 160911•36,,

1046 TERAO,T :UCHIYAMA,H :~URAHA$Hl,S 1MATSUMOTO,H,1972.STUO!ES ON INTERSPECIFIC SALMONOIO HYRR!OS 6E!WEfN CHUM SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS ~ETA ("ALR) ANO KOKANEE SALMON, 0 NERKA VAR AOONIS (JORDAN El MCGREGOR) VI GROWTH ANO OISTRIKUTJON Of CHUM CFEHALEl X KOKANEE SAL~ON CHALEI HYijRJOS PLANTED AT SH!KOTSU LAKE.CIC! REP HOKKAIDO FISH HATCHERY 23123•34,1968) FISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SfR 209311•24 ••

1047 OSTROU~OVA,IN,1972.BLOOO INDICES AND HEMOPO!ESIS IN THE INOIVIOUAL DEVELOPME~T OF FISH.CIZV VSES NAUCHNO-!SSLtO INST OZERN RECHN RY6N KHOZ 43(J):l-bU,1957)F!SH RtS ~OARD CAN TRANSL SfR 230611•109,,

1048 ZORBIDJ,ZK,1973.SEASONAL ANO ONTOGENET!C CHANGES IN THE FEEDING OF COHO SALMON JUVEN!LtS IN PLOTN!KOVA ANO AVACHA RIVERS.C!ZV TIKHOO<EAN NAUCHNO• !SSLEO JNST RYRN KHOZ OKEANOGR 781129•1S0,1970)f!SH RES ~OARD CAN TRANSL SER 244011•33 ••

1049 !VANOV,AP 1KOSYREVA,RY 1NECHAYEVA,NL.1973,fFFf.CT OF Tf.~PERATURE REGIME ON THE OUPATION Of FISH CULTURE OPERATIONS AT SAL~ON HATCHERIES ON THE SOUTHERN Sf AS OF !Hf USSR,(TR VSES NAUCHNO-ISSLF.D !~ST ~ORSK RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR ~1:144-148 0 1971)f!SH HES BOARD CAN TkANSL SER 2473:1•7,,

1050 MARKOVTSEV,VG,1973.FEEOING ANO FOOD RELATIONSHIPS OF YOUNG SOCKEYE ANO THREE•SP!~fO STICKLEBACK IN LAKE OALNEE.CIZV T!KHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•!SSLEO INST RyR~ KHOZ OKEANOCR 821227•2l3,1972lf!SH RES BOAWO CAN TRANSL SER 281011-10 ••

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1051 SH!RKOVA,AP.1974.CO~TR!BUTJON TO THE METHODS OF DETERMINING THE FECUNDITY OF FISH POPULATIONS.CTR VSES OTO GOS NAUCMNO•!SSLEO INST OZERN RECHN RYBN KH02 S(ll1320•3230 1967)F!SH R£S BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 287511•7 ••

1052 KASAKOV,RV.1Q7Q.A STUDY OF THf INFLUENCE OF AN ARTIFICIALLY VARIABLE TEMPERATURE REGIME FOR ROE INCUBATION ON THf SURVIVAL AND GRO•TH RATES DF ATLANTIC SALMON EMBRYOS AND LARVAE.C!ZV GOS NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST OZERN RECHN RYB~ KHOZ 75156•66 1 1971lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 287611•23 ••

1053 VOLOBUEV,VV.1970.CONTRTAUTJON 10 !Hf. ~IOLOGY OF DIADROMOUS CHAR (SALVELINUSJ IN CERTAIN RIVERS OF NORTHERN OKHOTSK COAST ARfA.CIZV Tl~HOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO !~ST RY~N KHOZ OKEANOGR 66:119•1301197llF!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 3257:1•21 ••

1054 WELLS,RA IMCNEJL,WJ.1971.EFFECT OF QUALITY OF THE SPANNING BED ON GROriTH ANO OtVELOPMENT OF PINK SALMON EMBRYOS ANO ALEVINS.US FISH wILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 1970•71:616:1•6 ••

1055 YA~AMOTO,K.1965.REAR!NG PARENT FISH, WITH SPECIAL REFERE~CE TO CONTROL OF MATURATION ANO SPA~NJNG I PROCESS OF MATURATION OF GONAOS.<SUMMARIES OF SYMPOSIA AN~U MEETING JAP SOC SCI FISH!l3-24ol964JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 598(1)136•46.CK SHIMIZU TRANSL).

1056 NOMURA,T.IQ6~.REAR!NG PARENT FISH, •ITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CONTROL OF MATURATION ANO SPAaNJNG !I BIOCHEMISTRY OF HATUNAT!ON.CSUMMAR!ES OF SYMPOSIA AN~U ~EETl~G JAP SOC SCI FISH 1960:1]~20,196•lf!SH RES HOARD CAN TRANSL SER 598(2)107•55.(K SHIMIZU TRANSL).

1057 YAMAZAKJ,F.1965.RE~R!NG PAP€NT FISH, ~TT>l SPECIAL REFERE~CE TO CONTROL OF MATURATION ANO SPAWNING Ill CONTROL BY INTfRNAL SECRETION OF MATURATION ANO OVIPDSITION.(SUMMAMY OF SYMPOSIA AN•U WEETING JAP SOC SCI FISH:IJ•24 1 196Q)F!SH RfS BOARD CAN T~ANSL SER 598(3l:S6•64.(K SHIMIZU TRANSLl.

1058 NOMURA,M.1965.REARING PARENT FISH rl!TH SPFC!AL REFERENCE TO CONTROL Of MATURATION ANO SPAwNJNG IV SIG~!FICANCE Of ENVIMONMENTAL fACTO~S SUCH AS LIGHT AND THEIR APPLICATIO~.CSUM~AR!ES OF SY~POS!A ANNU MEETING J4P SOC SCI FISH 19~o(o):l~•20,1964lftSH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 598(0)165•73. (K SHIMIZU TRANSL).

1059 H!BIYA,~.1965.REAR!~G PARENT FISH, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CONTROL OF MATURATION AND SPAriNING V lfCH~IOUE Of ADMINISTERING HORMONE ANO ITS EFFECT.CSUYMARIES Of SYMPOSIA, ANNU MEETING, JAP SOC SCI FISH 19b•CSl 13•24lf!SH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL SEq 598(5)17•-e1.cK SHIMIZU TRANSL).

1060 BALL1IR.l967.THE RELATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITIES OF SOME SPECIES OF F~ESH•WATER FISH TO POISONS•! AMMONIA.•ATf.R RES 11767•775 ••

1061 VOTH1DR.1974.THE !NFLUEMCE OF WATERFLO~ ON BROWN TROUT PARAS!TES.PROG

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1061 FISH CULT 36(4)1212,,

1062 PERNA,A,1971,I FERTILIZZANTI AGRICOLI A BASE DI .UREA ~UAL! CAUSE OI INQUINAMENT~ DILLE ACQUE S UPE~FICIALE E 01 GRAV! EPISOOI DI MORTALITA NEI PESCI,ATTI SOC HAL SCI VET 25:40~~•10,CENGLISH SUMMARY),

1063 POSTON,HA :LIVINGSTON,OL IHEORJC~,OG,1973,EFFECT OF METHOD OF INTRODUCING WELL ftATER ON THE GROWTH, KOOY CHEMISTRY, ANO INCIDENCE OF EYE ABNOR~ALITIES Of JUVENILE BROWN A•O RA!NBO~ TROUT,PROG FISH CULT 35(4)1 187•190 ..

106~ RUHSEY,GL,1975.AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTATION OF CASfIN IN DIETS OF ATLANTIC SALMON CSAL~O SALAR) FRY ANO Of SOY8~AN MfAL FOR RAIN60~ TROUT (SALMO GAIRONER!l fINGERLINGS,J FISH R~S BOARD CAN 32:422•426,,

1065 OAV!S,JC :~OOS,RAw.1975,USE OF SODIUM PENTACHLOROPHENATE ANO OEHYROABIETIC ACID AS REFERENCE TO~!CANTS FOR SALMON!O ~IOASSAYS,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 32:411•416,,

1066 COLLINS,JJ,1975.0CCURRENCE Of PINK SAL~ON CONCDRHYCHUS GOR8USCHA) IN LAKE HURDN,J FISH RES BOARD CA~ 12:402•404,,

1067 KWAIN,•H,1975,EMBRYONIC Of.VELOPMENT,EARLY GROWTH,ANO MERIST!C VARIATION lN RAI~BOW TROUT CSALMO GAIRDNERI) EXPOSED TO COMBl~ATIONS OF LIG~T INTENSITY ANO TENPtRATIJRE,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 32:597•402,,

1068 MEHRLf,PM 1MAYfK,fL JR,1975,TOXAPHfNE EFFECTS ON GRO•TH ANO OlVELOP~ENT OF BROOK T~OUT (SALVELI NUS FONTJNALJS),J FISH RES BOARD CAN 321609•613,.

1069 8USTARO,OR !NAR1ER,OW,!Q75,ASPECTS OF THE WINTER ECQLOGY OF JUVENILE COHO SALMON CONCORHYNCH US KISUTCH) AND STEELHEAO TROUT ( SALMO GAIRDNERl),J FISH RES BOARO CAN 321667•b80,,

1070 BUSTARO,OR INARVER,DW,1975,PREFERENCES Of JUVENILE COHO SALMON CONC OR HYNCHUS KlSUICH) ANO CUTTHROAT TROUT CSALMO CLARK!) RELATIVE TO SI~ULATED ALTERATION OF WINTER HASITAT,J FISH RES BOARD CAN l2:b81•687,.

1071 TAUTZ,AF IGROOT,C.197$,SPAWNING BEHAVIOUR OF CHUM SALMON(ONCORHYNCHUS KETA)AND RAIN~Ow TROUTCSALMO GAIRD~ER!),J FISH RES BOARD CAN 521633•642,,

1072 KOSTARfV,VL,1Q70,fLUCTUATIONS IN THE SURVIVAL RATE Of THF. OKHOTSK PINK SALMON,CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•JSSLED INST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR 861101•10$, 1973)flSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 320~11•10.,

1073 EVZEROV,AV 1CHfRNYAVSKIJ,v!.1975,CAUSES OF FLUCTUATIONS IN THE OATES OF THE OKHOTSK CHUM "SALMON SPA•NING ~UN IN VARIOUS YEAPS,(IZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO I~SI RYAN KHOZ OKEANOGR 86(11l1106•112ol973lfISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 133011•15,.

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1074 KLOKOV,VK.1q75.VARIA61LITY IN ME ASUREMENT AND WEIGHT INDICES OF CHUM SALMON Of THE NO~THER~ COAST OF THE SEA OF OKHOTSK.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 86l8l• lOO,lq73lFISH RES 60ARO CAN TRANSL SER 3334ll•09,,

1075 HANSEN,EA,1975.SOME EFFECTS OF GROUNDWATER ON BROWN TROUT REOOS.TRANS AM FISH SOC 104Cll:lOO• llO, ,

1076 RINGLER,NH JHALL,JO.lq75,EFFECTS OF LOGGING ON WATER TEMPERATURE AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN SPAWNING BEDS . TRANS AM FISH SOC 104(11:111•121.,

1077 MCBRIOE,J : STRASOINE,G IFAGERLUNO,UHM . 1975,ACUTE TOXICITY OF ~ANAMYCIN TO STEELHEAO TROUT CSALMO GA!RONER ! l , J FISH RES BOARD CAN 321554• 558 ••

1078 KWAIN,WH,lq75,EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON DEVELOPMENT ANO SURVIVAL OF RAINBOW TROUT, SALMO GAIRONENI, IN ACID WATERS.J FISH RES HOARU CAN 321 493. 4q7,,

1079 JONES,AN.1q75,A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF FISH SEGREGATION IN SALMON SPAWNING STREAMS,J FISH BIOL 7195• 104, .

1060 FOERSTfR,RE,1968 , THE SOCKEYE SALMON, ONCORHYCHUS NERKA,BULL FISH RES BOARD CAN 162ll • 422.,

1081 MACCR!MMON,HR 1STE•ART , JE IBREJT,JR , 1974.AGUACULTURE IN CANADA1 THE PRACTICE ANO THE PROMISt.HULL FISH RES ROARO CAN 188:1•84.,

1082 8ULL,CJ.lqo8,A BOTTOM FAUNA SAMPLER FOR USE IN STONY STREAMS,PROG FISH CULT 30C2llll9•120,,

1083 HIRAYAMA,k,1Q6b , STUDIES ON ~ATER CO~TROL RY FILTRATION THHOUGH SANO ~ED IN A MAN!NE AQUARIUM h!TH CLOSEO CIRCULATING SYSTEM•!V RATE OF POLLUTION OF ~•TER BY FISH. ANO THE POSS!~LE NuM~cR AND ~EIGHT OF FISH KEPT IN AN AOUAR!UM,BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 32(1)120• 27,(ENGLISH SUMMAWYl.

1084 HIRAYAMA,K,1965.STUOIES ON WATER CONTROL BY FILTRATION THROUGH SANO RED IN A MARINE AQUAR!U~ WITH CLOSEO CIHCULATING SYSTEM•I OXYGEN CONSUMPTION DURING FILTRATION AS AN INDEX TN EVALUATl~G THE OEGREE OF PURIFICATION OF BREEDING WATER.~ULL JAP soc SCI FISH l1C12)1q77.qs2.CENGLISH SUMMARY),

1085 BARICA,J.1Q71.A RAPID METHOD OF DETERMINING AMMONIU~ IN WATER WITH l UNIVALENT CATION GLASS ELECTROOE,J FISH RES BOARD CAN i8C5l175q•764.,

1086 BENESCH,R i~ANGf.LSOORF,P,1Q72,f!NE METHOOE ZUR COLOR!METRISCHEN BEST!M~UNG VON AMMONIAK IN MEERw ASSEH,HELGOL NISS MEERESUNTERS 2lll65•375 ,(ENGLISH ABSTRACT),

1087 ANTHONY,V IFINGER,G IARMSIRONG,R,19b5,KING SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS

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1087 TSCHA"YTSCHAl SPA~NING GROUND SURVEYS IN THE 8EHH CANAL AREA OF SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME !NF LEAfL o31i•3q ••

1088 NELSON,HL.lqbS.RED SAL~ON SPAWNING GROUND SURVEYS IN THE NUSHAGAK ANO TOGIAK DISTRICTS. BRISTOL BAY, 19o3.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LfAfL oll 1•30 ••

1089 NELSON,ML,lqb7 . Rf0 SALMON SPAhNING GROUND SURVEYS IN THE NUSHlGAK AND TOGIAK DISTRICTS, BRISTOL BAY, lqo6. ALASKA D£P FISH GAME INF LEAFL 901 1•C8 ••

1090 SMEOLEY,SC iHCNETL,WJ.lqob . FRESHW ATER SURVIVAL Of PINK SALMON TRANSPLANTED TO SASH!N CREEK, BARANOF ISLAND, ALASKA.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 91:1 • 21 ••

1091 HOFFM AN,TC.19bo.SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA PIN~ SALMON FORECAST STUDIES PRE• EMERGENT FRY PROGRAM,19o5 . ALASKA DEP FISH GAME INf LEAFL sa11-2s ••

1092 SHERIOAN,WL.19~~.PROCEEOINGS OF THE 1966 NORTHEAST PACIFIC PINK SALMON WORKSHOP,ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 8711•168 ••

1093 EATON,Mf tMEEHAN,wR . 196b.FRAZER LAK E ADULT SOCKEYE INVESTIGATION . ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 77113 • •

1094 NELSON,HL,19b6.RED SALMON SPAWNING GROUND SURVEYS IN THE NUSHAGAK ANO TOGIAK DISTRICTS, BRISTOL SAY, 19o5. ALASKA DEP FISH GAME INF LlAFL 84: 1•40 ••

1095 METSKER,H.1967.REO SALMON SPAWNING GROUND SURVEYS IN THE NUSHAGAK ANO TOGIAK DISTRICTS, BRISTOL SAY, 19o4 . ALASK A OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 1081 1• 37 ••

I09b AEOICK,A.19o7.A REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON LAKE TROUT LIFE HISTORY WITH NOTES ON ALASKAN MANAGEMENT.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 111119.,

1097 EATON,MF,l9b8.FRAZER LAKE SOCKEYE INVESTIGATIONS 19b7.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAfL 11911•45 ••

1098 GWARTNEY,LA.1969.F~AZER LAKE SOCKEYE INVESTIGATIONS 1968.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAFL 129:1•23.,

1099 PHINNfY,DE . !9o9.STUOTES OF ADULT CHIGNIK SOCKEYE SALMON IN 1967.ALASKA OEP FISH GAMl INF LEAFL 13011•43.,

1100 GR ASSHOFF,K 1JOHANNSEN,H.1972 , A NEW SENSITIVE ANO DIRECT METHOD FOR THE AUTOMATIC DETERMINATION OF AMMONIA IN SEA WATER.J CONS INT EXPLOR MER 3QC3) 1516•521 ••

1101 HOFFMAN. TC tSHERlOAN,wL iosSI ANDER.FJ . 19bS,EFFECTS OF CAUSEWAY

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1101 CONSTRUCTION AT STARRIGAVAN CREEK, SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA. ALASKA OEP FISH GAME INF LEAF L 7111 • 32 • •

1102 MEEHAN , WR IEATON,MF 1GOHR,J A. l9b5 , FRAZER LA KE SYSTEM SPA~NING GROUND SURVEYS , 19b4 . ALASKA OEP FISH GA ME INF LEAFL 72 : 1• 2b • •

1103 EUR INLANO FISH AOVIS COMM.19b9.~ATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR EUROPEAN FRESHWATER F!SH• lXTREHE PH VALUES AND INLAND FISHERIES . WA TER RES 31593• 611 • •

1104 NASH,CE 1KUO,C• M 1MCCONNEL,SC. 1974 . 0PERAT!ONAL PROCEDURE S FOR REARING LARVAE OF THE GREY MULLET (MUGIL CEPrlALUS Ll . AQUACULTURE 3(1): 15• 24 ••

1105 KUO,C • M 1NASH,CE 1SHEHAOEH,ZH . 1974 . THE EFFECTS Of TEMPERATURE AND PHOTOPE~IOO ON OVARIAN DEVELOPMENT IN CAPTIVE GREY MULLET (HUGIL CEPHALUS L) , AQUACULTURE 3CIJ:25• 43 ••

l l Ob GJEDREH,T :AULSTA0 , 0.1974 . SELECT ! ON EXPERIMENTS WI TH SALMON I DIFFERENCES IN RESISTANCE TO VIARIO DISEASE Of SALMON PARR CSALMO SALAR J .AQUACULTURE 3Cll 15 1•59 • •

1107 LINCOLN,Rf 1AULSTAO,O rGRAMMF LTVf.DT,A . 1974 . ATTEHPTED TRI PLOID INDUCTION IN ATLANTIC SALMON CSALHO SA LAR) USING CO LO SHOCKS,AQUACULTURE 4(3) 1 287• 297 • •

1108 8RETT,JR.1974.TANK EXPERIMENTS 0~ THE CULTURE OF PAN• SIZE SOCKEYE (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKAJ A~D PINK SAL•ON (0 GORPUSCHA) USING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL , AGUACULTURE Q(Q) 13Q l•352 .,

1109 KUO,C • H I NASH,CE . 1975.RECENT PROGRESS ON THE CONTROL Of OV ARIAN OEVELOPHENT ANO INDUCED SPAwNING OF THE GREY MULLET (MUGIL CEPHALUS Ll. AQUACULTURE 5Cll119• 29 • •

1110 SAUNOERS,RL 1MU!SE18C :HfNOERSON,EB.1975.HORTALITY OF SALMONIDS CULTURED AT LOw TEMPERATURE IN SEA ~ATER.A~UACULTURE 5(3):2Q3•252 ••

1111 CASTELLANJ,LC 1SAITA,A . 1969 . PRELIM!NARY ELECTRON MIC~OSCOPE OBSERVATIONS ON THf DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUSCULA TUR~ I N LARVAE OF SALMO GA!RONE~l.IST LOMBARDO ~CCAD SCI LETT RENO SCI BIOL ~EO B 103 127• 40 . (ENGLISH SU~HARYl.

1112 REICHENBACH•KL!NKE,H•H.19b7 . UNTERSUC~UNGEN UE8ER OIE EINW!RKUNG OES AHHONIAKGE~ALTS AUF DEN f!SCHORGAN!SHUS . ARCH FISCHEREIWISS 17(2)1122• 132 . (ENGLISH SUMMAPYl.

1113 ARRJCNON, J.197Q.01SPOS! TIFS OE FRANCH I SSEMENT DES BARRAGES PAR LES PO!SSONS MIGRATEURS.BULL FR PISCIC 252 1125• 130.CfRENCH ONLY) ,

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1114 ATL ANTIQUE !SALMO SALAR L 175AJ1 LE POINT SUR LES TRAVAUX ENTREPRIS . 8ULL FR P I SCIC 2521105- 116.CFRENCH UNLYJ.

1115 CUINAT,R 10UMAS,J . 1Q7G 0 ELEVAGE SEMl - IN TENS!F DE TRU!TELLES OE REPEUPLEMENT . BULL FR PISCIC 252:93-104.(FRENCH ONL Y).

lllb GUYARD,H . 1Qb5 . ELEMENTS DE CENETIOUE ET D'EM8RYOLOGIE P!SCICOLES . 8ULL FR P! SCIC 2201bb•7~ 0 (FRENCH ONLY) .

1117 GUY ARD,H.19bb.ELEMfNTS OE CENfTIOUE ET D'EM8RYOLOGIE PISCICOLES !SUITE). BULL FR P!SCIC 220:81 -1 00 . (FRENCH ONLY) .

1118 GERARD,JP 1TIRfT,L . 1974 . 0ISPOS!TlF DE F I LTRATION DES EAU X POUR LES LABORATOIRES O'ALEVINAGt EN PISCICULTURE . BULL FR PISC I C 254 123- 33 • •

lllQ BILLARO,R 1CARPENTIER,M . 1973 . 0ETERM1NATION OU N0~8RE OPTIMUM DE SPERMATOZO!OES NF.CESSAIRtS A LA FECONDAT!ON D'UN OVULE AU COURSE OE L' INSEMINATION A~TlF I CIELLE DE LA TRUI TE. BU LL FR PISC I C 251173- 70 . CFRENCH ONLY) .

1120 HELANO, M. 1Q73 . 0BSERVA T!ONS PRELIMJNAIRES SUR LA COMPETIT I ON INTERSPEC!F I OUE ENT~E LE VA I RON PHOXINUS PHOX!NUS L ET L'ALEVIN O~ TRUITE COMMUNE SALMO IRUTTA L. BULL FR PISCIC 2so1S- lb , (FRENCH UNLY),

1121 ARR!GNON,J . tQ73.TENTATIVE DE REACCLIMAT AT!ON OE SALMO SALAR DANS LE BASSIN OE LA BRESLE (NORM ANOJE- FRANCE l. SUl l FR PISC I C 2a& 191 • t06 0 CENGLISH SUl'MARY) ,

1122 CUINAT,R. 1971 . ECO LOGIE ET PEPEUPLEMENT DES COURS O'EAU l TRUITES DEUXIE"E PART!ECSUITE ET FIN) . 8ULL fR PiSCIC 2G3:b9- 90 0 ( ENGL!SH SUMMARY) .

1123 CUINAT,R.IQ71 . ECOLOG!E ET REPlUPLEMENT DES COURS O' EAU A TRUITES OEUX!E~E PARTIE.BULL fR P!SCIC 242:5- 32 . (fRENCH ONLY) .

112Q CUINAT,R.IQ71 . ECOLOGIE ET REPEUPLEMENT DES COURS D'EAU A TRUITES PREMIERE PART!E . BULL FR P!SCIC 2Q0 1 71 - l~b . CFRENCH ONLY) .

1125 NORR!S,OD . 19o5 ,T HE EFFECT OF RAOJOTHYROIDECTO~Y ON GRO"TH RATES OF JUVENILE STEELHEAO TROUT CS GA!RONERll AND CHINOOK SAL~ON CONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAWYTSCHA).AMER ZOOL 5!4l:b79 . CA8STRACT ONLY),

l l2b LOEFFLER,CA,1Qo6.WATEP EXCHANGE IN EGGS OF THE SALMON, SALMO SALAR . A~ER ZOOL 6(4)1762-763.CASSTRACTl .

1127 8RETT,JR . 1Q71 . ENERGETIC RESPONSES OF SALMON TO TEMPERATURE 1 A STUOY OF THERMAL RELATIONS IN THE PHYSIOLOGY ANO fRESH~ATER ECO LOGY 9F SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS Nf,RKA) . AMER ZOOL 11(1):99• 113 ••

1128 SCHOLZ ,A tMAO!SON,OM 1STASKO,A6 IHORRALL , RM IHAS LER , AD . IQ72 . 0RIENTAT!ON

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1128 OF SALMON IN RESPONSE TO CURRENTS IN OR NEAR THE HOME STREAM,AMER ZOOL 12(4)1654,(ABSTRACT ONLY),

1129 WICKETT,WP,1975,MASS TRANSFER THEORY ANO THE CULTURE OF FISH EGGS,MS CAN OEP ENVIRON FISH MAR SERV PAC BIOL STN, NANAIMO,,

1130 MACHNIAK,K,1975,THE EFFECTS Of HYDROELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT ON THE BIOLOGY Of NORTHERN FISHES (REPRODUCTION ANO POPULATION DYNAMICS) II NORTHERN PIKE ESOX LUCIUS CLINNAEUS)1 A LITERATURE REVIE~ AND BIBLIOGRAPHY,fISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 528tl•82,,

1131 MACHNIAK,K,1975.THE EFFECTS OF HYDROELECTRIC DEVELOP~ENT ON THE BIOLOGY OF NORTHERN FISHES (REPRODUCTION AND POPULATION OYNA~ICSl I LAKE WHITEFISH COREGONUS CLUPEAFORMIS (MlTCHILLl1 A LITERATURE REVIEW ANO BIBLIOGRAPHY.FISH RES BOARO CAN TECH REP 527tl•b7,,

113~ SIEfERT,RE tSPOOR,wA.1970,EFFECTS OF REOUC~D OXYGEN ON EMBRYOS AND LARVAE Of THE •HITE SUCKER.COHO SALMON,B~OOK TROUT AND WALLEYE,(IN) BLAXTER,JHS (EO) THE EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF FISH, SPRINGER•VERLAG 1 NEw YORK:487•495,,

1133 GOLOSTEIN,L iFORSTER,RP,1965.THE ROLE OF URICOLYS!S JN THE PRODUCTION OF UREA BY FISHES AND OTHER AQUATIC VERTEBRATES,COMP BIOCHEM PHYSIOL l4i 567•57b ••

1134 HARRIS,GS,1973,A SIMPLE EGG BOX PLANTING TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATING THE SURVIVAL OF EGGS DEPOSITED IN STREAM GRAVEL.J FISH BIOL 5:65•88,,

1135 LARMOYEUX,JO :PIPER,RG ICHENO•ETH,HH,1973,fVALUATION Of CIRCULAR TANKS FOR SALMONID PROOUCTION,PROG FISH CULT 3o(3l:12Z•131 • •

1136 SILVEY,WD,1967.RELATION OF WATER QUALITY TO FISH KILL AT TRINITY RIVER FISH HATCHERY, LE~ISTON, CALIFORNIA.US GEOL SURVEY PROF PAP 575•81 6221•8224 ••

1137 KNEPP1GL IARKIN,GF,1973,AMMONIA TOXICITY LEVELS ANO NITROGEN TOLERANCE Of CHANNEL CATFISH,PROG FISH CULT 35(4)1221•224,,

1138 V€RNIER,J•M,1Qb9,CHR0NOLOGICAL TABLE OF THE EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF RAINaow TROUT,SALMO GA!RONF.RI RICH 1836.(ANN EMBRIOL MORPHOG 2(4): 495•520)FISH RES 60ARO CAN TRANSL SER 391311•25.CJ•GJ GOOIN TRANSL),

1139 MAUSOff,R,1972.THE HATCHING OF A COHO,PACIFIC SEARCH 6(9)t4•8,,

1140 HARwOOO,JE tKUHN,AL,1970.A COLORIMETRIC METHOD FOR AMMONIA IN NATURAL WATERS,WATER RES 41805•811 ••

1141 BRANNON,EL,1965,THE INFLUENCE Of PHYSICAL FACTORS ON THE QEVELOPMENT AND WEIGHT OF SOCKEYE SALMON EMBRYOS AND ALEVINS,INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM

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llGI PROG REP 1211•2b ••

1142 WEDEMEYER,G.1972.SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF HANDLING STRESS IN TME JUVENILE COHO SALMON CONCORHY~CMUS ~ISUTCHl ANO STEELHEAO TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNERil.J FISH RES ~DARO CAN 2911780•1783 ••

1143 HARwOOO,JE IHUYSER,OJ.1970.AUTOMATEO KJELOAHL ANALYSES OF ~ITROGENOUS MATERIALS IN AQUEQUS SOLUTIONS.~ATER RES 4:53q•So• ••

1144 HARTMAN,GF.19b5.THE ROLE OF BEHAVIOR IN THE ECOLOGY ANO INTfRACTION OF UNOERYEARLING COHO SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCHl ANO STEELHEAO TROUT CSALMO GAIRONERil.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 22C•l:I035•1081 ••

1145 KN1GHT,AE.lq63.THE EMARYONIC ANO LARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAINBOW TROUT. TRANS AM FISH soc qz(o):344•355 ••

114b LOEFFLER.CA :LOVTRUP,S.1970.WATER BALANCE IN THE SALMON EGG.J EXP BIOL 52t291•29& ••

1147 ROBERTS,RF IALLEN,HE.1972.THE CONTROL OF PH ANO TOTAL ALKALINITY OR TOTAL CARBONATE IN AQUATIC BIOASSAYS.TRANS AM FISH SOC 101(4)1752•756 ••

114& WILSON.RP tANOERSON,RO 1BLOOMFIELO,RA.lqbq 0 AMMONIA TOXICITY IN SELECTED FISHES.COMP 6IOCHEM PHYSIOL 281107•118 ••

1149 OILL,PA.1975.0EVELOP~ENT OF 8tHAVIOR IN ALEV!NS OF ATLANTIC SALMON, SALMO $ALAR, ANO RAINBOW TROUT, s.GAIRONERI.ANIM BEHAV 251116•211 ••

1150 WEBER,E.1967.0IE h!RKUNG VON NATRIUMNITPIT (NA~02l AUF OEN GUPPY CLE81STES RETICULATUS (PETE~S), 1859).Z FUR ANGEh ZOOL 53:123•125.CGER~AN ONL Yl •

1151 OOUOOROFF,P t•APRFN,CE.1965.ENV!RON~ENTAL RE~UIREMENTS OF FISHES ANO WILOLIFE••DISSOLVEO OXYGEN REQUIREMENTS OF FISHES.US OEP ~EALTH EDUC WELFARE, BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN ~ATER POLLUTION, 3RO SEMINAR, 19621 145•155 ••

1152 SttNAREVICH,IO tSTARIK,SS.1971.ROLE OF ARTIFICIAL RAPIDS IN THE CREATION OF A FOOO SUPPLY FOR THE T~OUT STOCK IN MOUNTAIN STREA~S OF THE UKRAINIAN CARPATHIANS.J HYOROBIOL 7(2llb8•74 ••

115} PETERS,~D tBOSE,RJ.1975.CLINOPTILOLITE•A PHYSICO•CHE~ICAL APPROACH TO AMMONIA REMOVAL IN HATC~ERY ANO AqUACULTURE WATER REUSE SYSTEMS.CAN OEP ENVlkON FISH MAR SERV TECH REP 535:1•12 ••

1154 BALLARO,~w.1973.NOR~AL E~8RYONIC STAGES FOR SALMONID FISHES, BASED ON SALMO GAIRONERI (RICHARDSON) ANO SALVELINUS FONTINALIS (MITCHILLl.J EXP ZOOL l&q17•2b ••

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1155 OGINO,C 1KA~IZONO,M,lq75.MINERAL REQUIREMENTS IN FISH•! EffF.CTS OF DIETARY SALT•MI~TURE LEVELS ON GROWTH, MORTALITY, ANO BODY COMPOSITION IN RAINBOW TROUT ANO CARP.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 41(4)142q•434,,

1150 HUSMAN,S.lq71.EINE NEUE METHOOE ZUR ENTNAHME VON INTERSTITIALWASSER AUS SUSAOUATISCHEN LOCKERGESTE!Nt~ (A NE~ METHOD FOR TAKING INTERSTITIAL WATER OUT Of SUBMERGED LAYERS OF SANO ANO GRAVEL),ARCH HYOROBIOL 68(4)1 51'1•527 ..

1157 NOMURA,M ISAKAI,K 1TAKASH!MA,F.!974,THE DVER•RIPENING PHENOMENA OF RAINBOW TROUT I TEMPORAL MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN EGGS RETAINED IN THE BODY CAVITY AFTE~ OVULAT!ON,BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 40{10l:q77.qe4,{ENGLISH ABSTRACT),

1158 YAMAZAKI,f,1q74,0N THE SO-CALLED •co~ALT" VARIANT OF RAIN~OW TROUT.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 40Cll117•25,(ENGLISH ABSTRACT),

1159 WINNICKI.A :8ARTEL,R :GORYCZKO,K.lq68,THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON THE UPTAKE OF WATER SY THE EGG ANO ON THE HARDENING OF THE EGG MEMBRANES IN THE RAINBO~ TROUT, SALMO GAIRDNERI RICH,ZOOL POL 18(4):431•441 ••

1160 KIMURA,S,lq72.0N THE SPAWNING BEHAVIOUR Of THE fLUVIAL D~ARF FORM OF MASU SALMON, ONCO~HYNCHUS MASOU,JAP J ICHTHYOL 19(2)1111•119.(fNGLISH ABSTRAC Tl.

llol AVERETT,RC,!9b8,SITE SELECTION ANO TIME OF SPAWNING RV TWO GROUPS OF KOKANEE IN ODELL LAKE, OREGON.J "ILDL MANAGE 32(1):76•81,.

1162 TA~AKA,M,lqb9,STUDIES ON THE STRUCTURE A~O FUNCTION OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM IN TELEOST LARVAE•!! CHARACTERISTICS Of THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM IN LARVAE AT THE STAGE OF FIRST FEEOI~G,JAP J lCHTHYOL lb(2);Ql•aq,(ENGLISH SUMMARY)•

1163 KELLNfR,~R.lq7l.APPARATUS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF AQUATIC EMRRYOS IN CONTROLLED ENVIRO~MENTS UNDER CONTINUOUS OBSERVATION,COPEIA 1973(4)1 eoq-a10 ..

llbG TANAKA,M,lqb9.STUOIES ON THE STRUCTURE ANO FUNCTION Of THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM IN TELEOST LARVAE I DEVELOPMENT OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DURING PRELARVAL STAGE,JAP J ICHTHYOL lb(l)tl•q,(ENGLISH SU~MARY) 0

1165 TAUTZ,Af .1q11.DISCUSSION Of OPTIMAL SPAWNING DENSITIES FOR SALMDNIO FISHES.PHO THESIS IN PREP UNIV.BC 1977.,

llbb BOULEKBACHf ,H 1DEVILLERS,C 1ROSENRERG,AJ IJOLY,C,lqb9.CORRELATION ENTRE LA CONSOMMAT!ON O'OXYGENE ET L'ACTIVITE DE LA LOH ET LA GLUCOSE•b• PHOSPHATE OESHYOROGENASE AU COURS DES PREMIERS STAOES OU DEVELOPPEMENT DE L'OEUF OE TRUITE SALMO IRIDEUS.CR HEBD SEANCES ACAO SCI SER D SCI NATUR

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I166 (PARIS) 268(17)12211•2214,(fRENCH ONLY),

1167 SERVIZI , JA 1MARTENS10W IGOROON,~w,19h9,TOXICITY AND OXYGEN OEMA NO OF DECAYING BARK,J WATER PDLLUT CONTR fEO 43(2l:278• 292, ,

1168 M!SRA,PM,1966,SEX CHARACTERISTICS ANO MORPHOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES Of BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS fONTINALISl,PROC PENN ACAO SCI 39(2)1121 • 123, ,

1169 THOMOPOULOS,A , 1966,GREfFES D'EHAUCHES DE NEUROMASTES CANS LE CERVEAU O'EM8RYONS DE TRUITE,CR HE80 SEANCES ACAO SCI SER D SCI NATUR !PARIS) 262 11001 • 1004,(FRENCH ONLY) ,

1170 LE JEUNE,R 1LEGENORE,V,1968,EXTENSION D'AIRE OU SAU~ON O'EAU OOllCE CS ALMO SALARl AU QUEBEC.NAT CAN (QUE) 95:1169•1173,CFRENCH ONLY).

1171 LEGENORE,V 1CARTER,NM,1966 , UNE NOUVELLE ESPECE S'INTROOUIT AU QUEBEC 1 LE SAUMON ROSE ONCORHYCHUS GOR0USCHA C~ALBAUM),NAT CAN (OUEl 95:947•949, ,

1172 OUBOIS,A ILAGUEUX,R,1968.ETUOE COMPARE[ OE L' AGE SCALAIRE ET OE L' AGE OTOLITHIOUE DE LA TOULADT CSALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH) , LAC MISTASSINI, QUEBEC , NAT CAN (QUE) 951907•926,(ENGLISH ABSTRACT),

1173 KAWll1S llKEOA,S , 1973.STUOIES ON DIGESTIVE ENZYMES OF FISHES• III DEVELOPMENT OF THE OIGESTTVE ENZYMES OF ~AINBON TROUT AFTER HATCHING ANO THE EFFECT OF DIETARY CHANGE ON THE ACTIVITIES OF DIGESTIVE ENZYMES IN THE JUVENILE STAGE.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 39(7)1619• 823,,

1174 lSLAM,MA INOSE,Y 1YASUOA,F,1973,EGG CHARACTERISTICS ANO SPAWNING SEASON OF RAINBOW TROUT,6ULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 39(7)1741 • 751 ,,

1175 OSANAl,K ISATO,R 1HIRAl,S , 1972.0N THE MATURATION OF THE OOCYTES IN THE CHUM SALMONS HOMING TO THE PARENT RIVER.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 36(11): I247•12'S! ..

1176 YOSHinA,T INOMURA,M . 1972,A SUBSTANCE ENHANCING SPERM MOTILITY IN THE OVARIAN FLUID OF RAINBOw TROUT.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 36(9)11073, ,

1177 HIYAMA,Y INOSE,Y !SHIMIZU,~ llSHtHARl,T IARE,H 1SAT01R IMAIWA,T , 1972. PREDATION o~ CHUM SALMO~ FRY DURING THE COURSE nF ITS SEAWARD MIGRATION• I OTSUCHI RIVER INVESTIGATION 1961 • 1963 . BULL JAP SOC $Cl FISH 36(3)1 211-221 • •

1178 HIYAMA,Y INOSE,Y :SH!MIZU1M 1lSHIHARA 1T 1AAE1H 1SAT01R IMA!WA,T 1KAJIHARA ,T,1972,PREOATION OF CHUM SALMON FNY DURING THE COU~SE OF ITS SEAWARD MJGRAT!ON•II OTSUCHI RIVEN INVESTIGATION 1964 ANO 1965,BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 36(3)1223•229,,

1179 SAT01R IMAIWA,T,1971,STUOIES ON THE CHUM SALMON RETURNING TO OTSUCHI

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1179 RIVER, JAPAN •II MOVEMENT OF MATURE FISH TO THE RIVER FROM COASTAL AREAS, BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 37C1ll11037•10Q3,

11&0 N!SHIYAMA,T,1070,CALORIC VALUES OF OVARIES Of SOCKEYE SALMON AT LAST STAGE Of MARINE LIFE.BULL JAP ·SOC SCI FISH 3bClll11095•1100,,

II&! GARDINER,WR,1974,AN ELECTROPHORETIC METHOD FOR DISTINGUISHING THE YOUNG FRY OF SALMQ~ SALMO SALAR CL) FROM THOSE OF TROUT SALMO TRUTTA CL),J FISH BIOL b:517•S!9,,

118Z 8ALLAR0.~~.!9b8,HISTORY Of THE HYPUBLAST IN SALMO,J EXP ZOOL lbol 257•272 ••

1183 BALLARo,ww 1COOES.LM,19b8.THE MORPHOGENETIC MOVEMENTS AT THE LOWER SURFACE OF H•E BLASTODISC IN SAL,..ONID EM0RYOS,J; EXP ZOOL lb81b7•8Q.,

1184 PACKER,RK 1DU~SON,WA,!070,fFFECTS OF LOW ENVIRON~ENTAL PHO~ BLOOD PH ANO SODIUM BALA,CE OF BROOK TROUT,J EXP ZOOL 174105•72,,

1185 6ERLIN,JD 1CEAN,JM,1967,TEMPf~ATURE•INOUCED ALTERATIONS IN HEPATOCYTE STRUCTURE OF RAINBOW TROUT (SAL~O GAIRDNER!l,J EXP ZOOL lb41117•132,,

1186 8ALLARD,WW,!9b6,0RIGIN OF THE HYPOBLAST IN SALMC I DOES THE BLASTOOISC EOGE TURN l'"ARO?,J EXP ZOOL 161:201•2!0,,

1187 8ALLARO,w~.196b,ORIGIN OF THE MYPO~LAST IN SALMO II OUTWARD MOVEMENT OF DEEP CENTRAL CELLS,J EXP ZOOL 161:211•220,,

1188 IUCHl,J,1973,THE POST•HATCHING TRANSITION OF ERYTHROCYTES FROM LARVAL TO 40ULT TYPE JN THE RAINBOW TROUT, SALMO GAIRONERI IRIDEUS,J EXP 200L 184: 383~39b ..

1189 TODD, JS ILAPCJ~,PA,1971,GILLNET SELECTIVITY ON SOCKEYE CONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) ANO O f ~K SALHO~ CO GORSUSCHA) OF THE SKF.ENA RIVER SYSTEM, 6R!T!SH COLUMBJA,J F ISH "ES BOARD CAN 28Cbl182!•842,,

1190 BALLARQ ,w~.1973,MORPHOGENETIC MOVEMENTS IN SALMO GAIRDNERI RICMAROSON,J EXP ZOOL !~•127•48,,

1191 BALLAPo,ww.1013,A NEW FATE MAP FOR S4LMO GAIRONERl,J EXP ZOOL 1641 4'>•7£1 ••

1192 H!ROJ,o IYA••~OT~.K.1968.STUOIES ON THE MATURATION Of SALMONIO FISHES•! CHANG ES IN THE TESTIS OF THE CHUM SALMON, ONCORHYNC"US KETA, DURING ANAOROMOUS "IGRATIO~.BULL FAC FISH HOKKAIDO 19(3)1173•184,,

1193 KANNO,Y IHAuAJ,!.1969,0N THE RELATIVE GRONTH OF CHUM SALMON FRY ONCORHYNCH~S KETA KALBAUM,~ULL fAC FISH HOKKAIDO 20Ci)l7S•81,CENCLISH

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1193 ABSTRACT).

1194 KOSAKA,S l!SHIDA,T.1969 0 A NOTE ON THE ECOLOGY OF JUVENILE MASU SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS HASOU IN A BROOK.BULL FAC FISH HOKKAIDO 20(2)165• 74 0 (ENGL!SH ABSTRACT).

1195 HIROI,0.1970.STUD!ES ON THE MATURATION OF SALHONID FISHES•!! CHANGES IN THE TESTIS OF THE MASU SAL~ON, ONCORHYNCHUS MASOU, DURING ANADROMOUS MlGRAT!ON.8ULL FAC FISH HO~KAIDO 20(4):252•263,,

1196 KWAIN1WH IMCCRIMMON,H,1967,THE BEHAVIOUR AND BOTTOM COLOUR SELECTION OF THE RA!NAOW TROUT, SAL~O GAIRDNERI RICHARDSON, EXPOSED TO DIFFERENT LICHT INTENSITIES,ANIM BEHAV 15175•78,,

1197 FENOERSON,OC ICANPENTER1MR,l971,EFFECTS OF CROWDING ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF JUVENILE HATCHERY AND W!LO LANDLOCKED ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR L) , ANIM BEHAV 191439•447,,

1198 VAN HYMING,JM,1973.STOCK•RECRU!TME~T RELATIONSHIPS FOR COLUMBIA RIVER CHINOOK SAL~ON,RAPP P•V REUN CONS !NT EXPLOR MER 164:89•97 0 ,

1199 DAHLBERG,ML,1973,STOCK••NO•RECRUIT~ENT RELATIONSHIPS AND OPTIMUM ESCAPEMENTS OF SOCKEYE SALMON STOC~S OF THE CHIGN!~ LAKES, ALASKA,RAPP P•V REUN CONS INT EXPLOR HfR 164:98•105,,

1200 SKUD,8E,1973,FACTORS REGULATING THE PRODUCTION Of PINK SALMON,RAPP P•V REUN CONS I~T EXPLOR MER 1641106•112,,

1201 JOHNSON,L,1973.STOCK ANO RECRUITME•T IN SOME UNEXPLOITED CANADIAN ARCTIC LAKES,RAPP P•V REUN CONS I~T EXPLOR MER 1&41;19•227,,

1202 LARKIN,PA,1973.SOME OBSERVATIONS 0' MODELS Of STOC~ AND RECRUITMENT RELATIONSHIPS FOR fISHES,RAPP P•V REUN CONS INT EXPLOR MER 1641316•324,,

1203 RICKER,wE,1973,CRITICAL STATISTICS FROM TWO REPRODUCTION CURVES.~APP P•V REUN CONS I~T EXPLOR MER 1641333•340,,

1204 DOt,T.1973,4 THEORETICAL TREATMENT OF THE REPRODUCTIVE RELATIONSHIP BET~EEN Rf.CWUITMENT AND ADULT STOCK.RAPP P•V REUN CONS INT EXPLOR MER 1641341•34'1,.

1205 IWASZKIEWICZ,M,1973,08Sf.RVATION OF THE LAKE TROUT CSALMO TRUTTA MORPHA LACUSTRIS LI~NAEUS 17S8l INTRODUCED INTO GORZYN LAKE,ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 95C2)130•35 0 (ENGLISH SY~OPS!S, SUMMARY),

1206 DLUGOSZ,M,1973.DETECTION OF HEMOGLOBIN IN THE E~ARYONIC ANO LARVAL STAGES Of DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAJNij0~ TROUT (SALMO GAIRONEWI RICHARDSON 1836), ROCZ NAUK ROLli SER H RY8ACTW0 '15(1)17•23.CENGL!SH SYNOPSIS, SUMMARY),

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1207 GORYCZK0,~ . 1972 . A CHA~GE OP THE SPAWNING SEASON IN RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI RICHAROSON) . ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H ~Y8lCTwO 94(1)157• 66 , ,

1208 GORYCZKO,K.1972,INCU8ATION OF EGGS fROM THE AUTUMN SPAWNING OF RAINBOW TROUT (SAL~O GAIRONERI RICHARDSUN),ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 9Q(lll 69•80,CENGLISH SUMMARY),

1209 GORYCZKO,K,1972.THE GROWTH RATE Of RAINROH TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI RICHARDSON) FRO" THF. AUTllW.J AND SPRING SPAl\NING,HOCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 94(1)181•96,CENCLISH SUMMARY) ,

1210 CORYCZKO,K.1972,RESULTS OF MYPOPHIZAT!ON OF SfATROUT CSALMD TRUTTA LINNAEUS).ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 94(2):75• 79.CENGLISH SUMMARY),

1211 BARTEL,R.1971.KEY FACTORS AFFECTING EGG SIZE I~ RAINBOW TROUT CSAL~O CAIRONE~! R!CHAROSONJ,ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 93(4)17• 32,CENGLISH SUMMARY) ,

1212 BARTEL,R.1971.HEASURE~ENTS OF DIAMETER Of THE EGGS OF RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO CA!RONERI RICH),ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 93(3117 • 17 . CfNGLISH SU,.MARYJ ,

1213 WJENlAWSKJ,J . 1971.BILAN O'OXYCENE DANS LES INST•LLAT!ONS A L'ELfVACE OE PO!SSO~S SALMONIOES , ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RY8ACT•O 93(3)183• 108,(fPENCH SUl'MARY) ,

IZ14 GORYCZKO,K.19o7 . GROrlTH Of RAIN~Oft TROUT , ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 90(3)136q• 405 . CENGL!SH SUMMARY),

1215 GOTTWALD,S 1KAN!E~SK!,A.19o7 . 8L000 SYSTEM DISORDERS JN LAKE•TROUT LARVAE (SALMO TRUTTA MORPHA LACUSTRIS Ll DUE TO LOW OXYGEN LEVEL IN WATER.ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RY8ACTwO 90(3)1407• 422 , CENGLIS" SUMMARY),

1216 BIEN!ARZ,K.1967.ACE ANO GROWTH RATIO OF THE BROWN TROUT CSALMO TROTTA M FARID L).ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTrlO 90(1l:l~·Q3.CENCLISH SUMMARY).

1217 MORAWSKA,s.1qo7 . SEA• TROUT (SALMO TRUTTA Ll FECUNO!TY,ROCZ NAUK ROLN SER H RYBACTWO 90C2l1249• 265.CENCLISH SU~MARY) ,

121R SAUNDERS,RL 1SPRAGUE,JB.1967.EFFECTS OF COPPER• ZINC MINING POLLUTION ON A SPAWNING MIGRATION OF ATLANTIC SALMON,wATER RES 1!419• 432 .,

1219 SYKORA,JL 1S~ITH,EJ :SYNA~,M.1972,EFFECT Of Ll~E NEUTRALIZED IRON HYDROXIDE SUSPF.NS!ONS ON JUVf.N!LE BROOK TROUT CSALVELINUS FONT!NAL!S, MITCH!Ll),•ATER RES 01q35. 950,.

1220 SYKORA,Jl :SM!TH,EJ :SYNAK,M 1SHAP!RO,HA.lq75.SOME OBSERV ATIONS ON SPAWNING OF BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTJNAL!S, M!TCHILLJ IN LIME

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1220 NEUTRALIZED IRON HYOROXIOE SUSPENSIONS.WATER RES 91451-458 ••

1221 TERNER,C.1968.STUDIES OF METABOLISM IN EMBRYONIC OEVELOPMENT•I THE OXIDATIVE METABOLISM OF UNFERTILIZED AND £~8RYONATED EGGS OF THE RAINBOW TROUT.COMP BIOCHEH PHYSIOL 241933•940 ••

1222 TERNER,C 1KUMAR,LA 1CH0f,TS.l9b8.STUOIES OF METABOLISM TN EMBRYONIC OfVELOPHENT•II BIOSYNTHESTS OF LIPIDS IN EMBRYONATED TROUT OVA.COMP BIOCHEM PHYSIOL 24:941•950,.

1223 TERNER,C.1968,STUDIES OF METABOLISM IN EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT•III GLYCOGENOLYSIS ANO GLUCONEOGENESIS IN TROUT EMBHYOS.COMP BIOCHE~ PHYSIOL 251989•1003 ••

1224 CONTE,FP 1wAGNfR,HH IFESSLfR,J IGNOSE,C.1966.DEVELOPMENT OF OSMOTIC AND IONIC REGULATION IN JUVENILE COHO SALMON ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH.COMP 810CHEM PHYSIOL 1811•15 ••

1225 UEOA,K IHARA,TJ 1GOR8MAN,A.1967.ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION IN ADULT SPAwNING SALMON,COMP BIOCHEM PHYSIOL 211133·143 ••

1226 WAGNfR,HH 1CONTE,FP :FESSLER,JL,19b9.0EVELOP~ENT OF OSMOTIC ANO IO~IC REGULATION IN T~O RACES OF CHINOOK SALMON ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAWYTSCHA.COMP BIOCHEM PHYSIOL 291325•341 ••

1227 MOUN!B,MS 1EISAN,JS 0 1969.METABOLISM OF PYRUVATE ANO GLYOXYLATE BY EGGS OF SALMON CSALMO SALARl,COMP BIOCHEM PHYSIOL 29:259•264 ••

1228 WEOEMEYER,G.!96C.UPTAKE AND DISTRIBUTION OF ZN65 IN THE COHO SALMON EGG (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCHl.COMP BIOCHEM PHYS!OL 261271•279,.

1229 ZAe0LOTSK!l,AA.197Q.FEED!NG HABITS OF RAIN~OW TROUT IN SOUTHERN KAREL!AN LAKES.CTR KAREL OTO GOS NAUCHNO•JSSLEO INST OZEHN RECHN RY8N KHOZ 5(1)1 442•449,1967lFISH RES BOARD CAN THANSL SEP 290611•14.,

1230 SHIMOMURA,M 0 19b9.HISTOLOGICAL CHANGES OF VARIOUS ORGANS IN THE FRY Of CHUM SALMON ANO OF RAINBGw TROUT DURING THE SEA~ARD MIGRATION OR FOLLOWING THE EXPERIMENTAL TRANSFE~ENCE INTO SEA ~ATER FROM FRESHWATER, BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 35(3lt273•283.CENGLISH ABSTRACT).

1231 KllAMURA,S 1SUwA.T 10HARA,S 1NAKAGAWA,K.19b7.STUDIES ON VITAMIN REQUIREMENTS OF RA!N80~ TROUT•!! THE DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS OF FOURTEEN KINDS OF VITAMIN.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 33(12):1120•1125.CENGLISH ABSTRACT>.

1232 OOTA,t IYA~AMOTO,K 1TAKANO,K 1SAKAGUCH!,T,t965.STUDIES ON THE MATURING PROCESS OF THE RAINBO• TROUT, SALMO GAIRONERll IRIOEUS II MATUHAT!ON OF

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1232 THE TESTIS OF A ONE YEAR OLD FISH.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 31C9lt5q7•605. (ENGLISH ABSTRACT).

1233 TAGUCH!,K,IQbS.THE REPRODUCTION SITUATION OF PACIFIC SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS SPP) IN ALASKA II CHUM SAL~ON CO KETA) 0 9ULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 31Cl2ll Q64•q70.CENGLISH ARSTRACT) 0

1234 TAGUCH!,K,lqb5.RETURNING EFFECT ANO ITS LIMIT RESULTING FROM THE ARTIFICIAL PROPAGATION FOR CHUM SALMON IN HOKKAIDO.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 31(5)1323•326.CENGLISH ABSTRACT),

1235 TAGUCH!,K,lqb5,THE REPRODUCTION SITUATION OF PACIFIC SALMON CONCORHYNC~US SPP) JN ALAS~A I PINK SALMON (O GOR8USCHA),BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 31(12)1 Q57•Qb3.CENGLISH ABSTRACT).

1236 YAMAMOTO,K tOOTA,J :TAKANO,K :ISHIKAWA,T,lq65.STUOIES ON THE MATURING PROCESS Of THE RAIN80~ TROUT, SALMO GAIROttERll IRIDEUS· I MATURATIO~ OF THE OVARY OF A ONE•YEAR OLD FISH,BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 31(2)1123•132. (ENGLISH su~MARY),

1237 SATO,R :O~ORJ,M 1HAJWA,T,IQb6,STUOIES ON THE CHUM S•LMON RETURNING TO OTSUCHI RIVER, JAPAN I MOVE•ENT OF TH~ TAGGED SPA•~l~G FISH TO RIVERS FROM THE COASTAL SEA AREA,6ULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 3~C12lt1107•1 111 ••

1238 OEVILLERS,C !CH•NCONJE,M,1972,ACTIO~ OU 2•4 OINITROPHENOL SUR LA SEGMENTATION OE L'OEUF OE TRUITE CSALMO IRIDEUS GJ8) . ACTA EMBRYOL EXP 19721279•288,!ENGLISH SUM~ARY),

1239 MARR,OHA.1965,THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT ANO SURFACE CONTOUR ON THE EFFICIENCY OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALMON EM~RYO,REP CHALLENGER SOC J(!7lt ll ••

1240 WINNICKI, A iBARTEL,R,IQ67,THE EFFECT OF Ll~ITEO WATER INTAKE ON T~E STRENGTH OF EGG COVERINGS IN THE SAL~ONJO FISHES,ZOOL POL 17159•72,,

1241 WJNNICK!,A,!967.E~BRYONIC DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF SALMO TRUTTA L ANO SALHO GAIRDNERI RICH IN CONDITIONS UNFAVOURA8LE TO RESPIRATION,ZOOL POL 17145•58,.

1242 SAKUH,OF,l96t.TRANSITJON TO MEIOTIC DIVISION OF OOCYTES ~ITH INCOMPLETE VITELLOGENESIS UNDER THE l•FLUENCE OF HORMONAL STl~ULAT!ON IN THE ATLANTIC SAL~O~ SAL~O SALAH L,(OOKL AKAO NAUK SSSR 169(1lt241 • 244)00KLAOY BIOL SCI 169(1)1479•482,,

1243 8REOER,CM,196o.MOOES OF REPRODUCTION IN FISHES1 SUBORbER SALHONIOAE, ~ATURAL HISTORY PRESS, NEW YORK194•117 ••

1244 SCHNEBERGER,E,1965.LAKE TROUT COMEBACK ,WI S CONSERV BULL JO!tli21•22,,

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N U M E R I C A L I N 0 E X Rf F NO A R T I C L E

1245 HIGASHI,H 1K•NEKO,T llSHil.s 1USHIYAMA,M ISUGIHASHf,T,lq~s.EFFECT OF DIETARY lIPIOS ON FISH RfAREO ARTIFIC!ALLYI II EFFECT OF ETHYl•Ll~OLEAT[, ANO ETHYL ESTERS OF POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS ON OEFICifNCY OF ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS OF RAINBOW TROUT,CB!TAMIN 30(4J:271 • 27S.1qoaJFISH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL SER o53sl•ll,(Y NUNOKAWA THANSL),

124& HOLOEN,Av,1qo5.CONTAMJNAT!ON Of FRESH ~ATER BY PERSISTENT INSECTICIOES ANO THEIR EFFECTS ON FISH,ANN APPL BIOL 55(2):332•335 , ,

1247 HARA,TJ,1q73,QLFACTORY PESPONS[S TO AMINO ACIDS IN ~A!NROW TROUT, SALMO GA!RONEHJ,COHP BIOCHEM PHYSIOL 44Al407•41b,,

1248 lUCHI,I,lq73.CHEM!CAl ANO PHYSIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE LARVAL ANO ADULT HEMOGLOBINS IN RAINBO• TROUT, SALMO GAIRON~RI lRIDfUS , COMP 810C~EM PHYSlOL 448:1087•1101 .,

1249 OOV!NG,KB :E~GER,PS 1NOROENG,H.1973,FLECTRQPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE OLFACTORY SENSE IN CHAR(SALHO ALPINUS LJ,COMP BIOCHE~ PHYSIOL 4SAl21•24,,

1250 HAMOR,T 1CARSIDE,ET,!q73,P~ROXIS0ME•LIKE VESICLES ANO OXIDATIVE ACTIVITY IN THE ZONA RAOIATA AND YOLK OF THE OVUM OF THE ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR Ll,COMP 810CHEM PHYSIOL q5s:1q1- 1s1 ••

1251 HAYES,Lw ITl~SLEY.IJ 1LOWRY,RR.1q13,uTILIZATION OF FATTY ACIOS BY THE DEVELOPl~G STEELHEAD SAC• FRY, SALMO GAIRONERI,COHP 8!0CHEH PHYSIOL U581 oqs- 101 • •

1252 HAGENMAIER,HE,!q7Q,THE HATCHING PROCESS IN FISH E~SRYOS: IV THE ENZYMOLOCICAL P~OPcRT!ES OF A HIGHLY PURIFIED ENZYME (CHORJONASE) FROM THE HATCHING FLUID Of THE RAIN60w TROUT, SALMO G~IRDNERI RICH . COMP BIOCHEM PHYSIOL aqe:313• 32Q,,

1253 DOVINC,KB :NOROENC,H 10AKLEY,6,197G,SJNGLE UNIT DISCRIMINATION Of FISH ODOURS RELFASED BY CHAR (SALHO ALPINUS LJ POPULAT!ONS,COHP BIOCHEH PHYSIOL G7Al!051•10o3,,

1254 PATTON,$ :TRAMS.Ec.1q13.SAL•ON HfART TRICLYCER!OES DURING SPAWNING MIGRATION,COHP 810ChEM PHYSIOL Qo81851•855,,

1255 BASULTO DEL c.s.1q10.INCUAACIO~ EN REFRICERA~OR DE HUEVOS DE TRUCHAS OE ARROYO (SALVELINUS FO~TINAL!Sl,6IOL PESU C~ILE U18l • ql , (ENGLISH SUMMARY),

1256 ZE!SS,E 18ASULTO.S 1ASTUOILLO,v,1q73,coNCIOfRACIO~ES SOBRES ALCUNOS ASPECTOS Dfl DfSOVE E !NCURACION ARTIFICIAL OE TRUCHAS DEL GENERO SALMO EN CH!LE,8!0L PESQ CHILE 0177• 100,(ENGLISH SUM~A~Y),

1257 NAKAGAWA,H 1TSUCHIYA,Y,197U,STUOIES ON RA!NROw TROUT EGG (SALHO GAIRONERII IRIDEUSl V FURTHER STUDIES ON T~E YOLK PRO TEIN DURING

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1257 EHBRYOGENESIS.J FAC FISH ANIM HUSS HIROSHIMA UNIV 13115•27.,

1258 NAKAGA~A,H 1TSUCHIYA,Y,1972,STUOIES ON RAINBOW TROUT fGG CSALMO GAIRONERlI IRIOEUS) IV CHANGES OF YOLK CONTENT DURING EHBRYOGENESIS.J FAC ~ISH ANIM HUSS HIROSHIMA UNIV 111111•118,,

1259 NAKAGA~A,H 1TSUCHIYA,Y ,1969.STU01ES ON RAINBOW TROUT EGG (SALMO GAIRONERII IRIDEUS) I ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS Of EGG PROTEIN,J fAC FISH ANIM HUSS HIROSHIMA UNIV 8177•8a,,

1260 NAKAGAWA,H,1970.STUOIES ON RAINBO~ TROUT EGG (SALMO GA!RDNERII !R!OEUS) II CARBOHYDRATE IN EGG PROTElN,J fAC FISH AN!M HUSR HIROSHIMA UNIV 91 57 .. b:S ••

1261 NAKAGAWA,H iT~UCH!YA,Y,1971,STUOIES ON RA!NBO~ TROUT EGG CSALMO GA!RONERII !RIDEUSl Ill DET~RM!NATION Of LIPID COM?OSITION OF OIL GLOBULE ANO LIPOPROTEIN ,J FAC FISH ANIM HUSB HIROSHIMA UNIV 10:11•19 ••

1262 OAVISSON,MT 1wRIGHT,JE IATHERTON,LM.197~.CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF PSEUDOLINKAGE OF LOH LOCI IN THE TELEOST GENUS SALVELINUS.GENETlCS 73(q)1 645-658,.

1263 ALLENOORF,F~ :UTTER,FM,1973.CENE DUPLICATION WITHIN THE FAMILY SALMONIDAEI OISOM!C INHERITANCE OF TWO LOCI REPORTED TO BE TETRASOMIC IN RAIN90~ TROUT.GENETICS 74:ea7-654.,

1264 HUNT,RL.197G.ANNUAL PRODUCTION SY ~ROOK TROUT IN LAWRENCE CREEK DURING ELEVEN SUCCESSIVE YEARS.WIS DEP NAT RlSOUR TECH euLL 8211•29,.

1265 AVERV,EL.1973.AN EXPERIMENTAL INTRODUCTION OF COHO SALMON INTO A LANDLOCKED LA't IN NORTHERN WISCONS!N.ttIS OEP NAT RESOUR TECH BULL 691 1 •& ••

• 1266 LARKIN,PA l~COONALO,JC,1968.fACTORS IN THE POPULATION HIOLOGY OF THE SOCKfYE SAL~ON OF THE SKEENA R!VER ,J ANIH ECOL 371229•256,.

1267 MARCHETfl,R.1q65.THE TOXICITY OF NONYL PHENOL ETHOXYLATE TO THE OEVELOP~ENTAL STAGES OF THE R4INHO~ TROUT, SALHO GA!RONERJ! RICHARDSON. ANN APPL BIOL 55(3)1q25•Gl0.,

1268 SAVVA!TOVA,KA.1966.INTRASPFCifIC BIOLOGICAL FORMS Of SALVELINUS ALPINUS (L) IN KAMCHATKA,(VOP lKHTIOL 1(4)1695•706,l961lfISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 79511•30.,

1269 SAVVAITOVA,KA,1966,AGE DIFFERENCES TN THE LAKE•RIVER FORM OF SALVELINUS ALPINUS (Ll IN KA~CHATKA,(VOP IKHTIOL 2(q)1597•603,1962lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SfR 79711•23,.

1270 KONOVALOV1SM 1SAVV4ITOVA,KA,l966,SO~E DATA ON THE HELMINTH FAUNA OF

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1270 !NTRASPECIF!C FORMS OF ARCTIC CHAR CS ALPINUS (L)) IN KAMCHATKA,(NAUCHN OOKL VYSSH SHK BIOL NAUK! 2132•3S,19b3)f!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 7981 1•1 t ••

1271 HAMOR,T,1967,A STUDY OF THE GENITAL PRODUCTS OF THE BROWN TROUT SALMO TRUTTA L ANO THE RAINBOW TROUT SALMO IRIOEUS CIBBONS,(MAGY ALLATANI KOZLONY Q3163•o6,1966lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 91111•10,,

1272 OOROSHEV,Sl,1967,THE EFFECT Of SODIUM AND CALCIUM IONS ON FRESHWATER FISH SPERM,(OOKL AKAD NAVK SSSR 172(5)11238•1240,1967)FISH ~ES 00ARO CAN TRANSL SER 90611•6 ••

1273 CUSHING,OH.J971,THE OEPENOENCE OF RECRUITMEkT ON PARENT STOCK IN DIFFERENT GROUPS Of f!SHES,J CONS CONS PERMA INT EXPLOP MER 33(311 340•362 ..

1274 YOOER,WG.1972.THE SPREAD Of MYXOSOMA CEREBRALIS INTO NATIVE TROUT POPULATIONS IN MICHIGAN,PROG FISH CULT 34(2)1103•106,,

1275 BOOTH,OE.1972,A MODEL FOR OPTIMAL SALMON MANAGEHENT,US NAT ~AR FISH SERV FISH BULL 70(2)1497•506,,

1276 ANOREEV,VL.IQ71.SALVELINUS lEUCO~AENIS P FROM THE SOUTH KURIL ISLANDS, GIORO•SIOL ZH 7Col172•79,(E~GLISH SU~MARY),

1277 SM!RNOV,AI.1971.FAR EASTERN SALMONS CONCORHYNCHUS ANO SALMO, SALMONIOAEl AS OBJECTS OF INTRODUCTION ANO ACCllMATION,ZOOL ZH 50C3l:39l•a07,CENGLISH SUMMARY),

1278 GRIFFITH,JS,1972.COVPARATIVE BEHAVIOR ANO HABITAT UTILIZATION Of SROO~ TROUT (SALVELINUS fONTIN•lISl ANO CUTTHRO•T TROUT CSAL•O CLARK!) JN SMALL STREAMS tr. NORTHERN !OAHO,J FISH RES BOARO CAN 29:265•273,,

1279 CARRISON,RL.1971.EFFECT Of RAPID SMOLT GRO~TH ON COHO MATURATION,J ~ILDl MANAGE 3S(a):762•766,,

1280 COOONIGHT,•H 18JORNN,TC,lq71,FISH PROOUCTION IN TWO IDAHO SlREAMS,TRANS AM FISH soc lOO(a):7o9·780,,

1281 BYPNE,JE.1971,A FURTHER CONTRIBUTION TO USING ULTR~SONIC SENSORS FOR FISH ACTIVITY STUDIES, TRANS A~ FISH SOC 100(4)17q2•794,,

1282 HUNT,RL,1971,RFSPONSES OF A PROOK TROUT POPULATION TO HARtTAT DEVELOPMENT IN LAwRENCE CREEK."IS OEP NAT RESOUR TECH BULL 0811•35,,

1283 MCCLEAVE,JD.1972.FURTHER ULTRASONIC TRACKING ANO TAGGING STUDIES OF HOMING CUTTHROAT TROUT CSAl~O CLARK!) IN YELLOWSTONE LAKE.TRANS AM FISH SOC 101(1)14a•54,,

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1284 JENSEN,AL,1971,HOMING OF TRANSPLANTED COHO SALMON,PROG FISH CULT 33(4)1 21b•218 ..

1285 TAYLOR,WG,1971,A DEVICE FOR SORTING SALMONIO EGGS ,PROG FISH CULT 33(4)1 224•226,,

1286 LA8AR,GW,IQ71,MOVEMENT ANO HOMING OF CUTTHROAT TROUT (SALMO CLARK!) IN CLEAR AND BRIDGE CREEKS, YELLOWSTONE NA TI ONAL PAPK,TRANS AM FISH SOC 100(1) :41•4Q,.

1287 HOFfMAN,GL,1Q71,EFfECT Of FREEZING ANO AGJNG ON THE SPORES OF MYXOSOMA CEREBRALIS, THE CAUSATIVE AGENT Of SALMONIO wH!RLING OISEASE ,PROG FISH CULT 33(2)195•9&,.

1288 BVSS,K IGRAFF,OR 1MILLER.ER,1970,TROUT CULTURE IN VERTICAL UNITS,PROG FISH CULT 32(411167•191,,

1289 GRITSENKO,OF,1Q70,A HYBRID OF SALVELINUS ALPINUS ANDS LEUCOMAENIS ,ZOOL ZH 49(Rl11252•1253,CE~GLISH SUMMARY),

1290 KASHl~AGI,M 1SATO,R,\969,STllDIES ON THE OSMORfGULATION OF THE CHUM SALMON , ONCORHYNCHUS KfTA C•ALRAUM) 11 HISTOLOGICAL O~SERVATIONS OF TH~ 8RANCHIAL EPITHELIUM ACCORDING TO THE GRO•TH OF THE FISH FROM HATCHING, TOHOKU J AGR RES 20(4)1212• 22\ ,,

1291 REIMERS,PE,1970,BEHAV!OUR TROUGHS N!TH SIMULATED REOOS TO STUDY RECENTLY EMERGED SALMON FRY , RES REP FISH COMM OREG 2(1):qb- 99 ,,

12q2 THOMAS,AE 1SHELTON,JM,19b8,0PERATION OF A6fRNATHY CHANNEL FDR INCUBATION OF SALMON ECCS,US BUR SPORT FISH WILDL TECH PAP 2313- lq, ,

129l MAGOMEDOV,GM,1Q71.VARIABIL1TY OF ECG SIZE IN ONCORHY~CHUS KETA AUTUMNALIS ACCLIMATIZED IN THE CASPIAN SEA , ZOOL ZH 50(2l:2q7- 2Q9,CENGLISH SUMMARY),

1294 RA8E,FW,1Q70.BROOK TROUT POPULATIONS IN COLORADO BEAVER PONDS, HYDRDBIOLOG!A 351431-408,,

1295 COROONE,AJ :NICOLA,SJ 18AKfR,PH 1FRANTZ,TC,IQ71,THE KOKAN€E SALMON IN LAKE TAMOE,CALIF FISH GAME 57(1)128-43,,

12q& FAST,Aw 1ST AMANT,JA,lq71,N!GHTT!ME ARTIFICIAL AERATION OF PUDDINGSTONE RESERVOIR, LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFDRN!A,CALIF FISH CAME 57Cl)1213•2lb ,,

12qt WYATT,EJ 1BE1NINGEN,KT,IQ71,NITROGEN GAS BURBLE OISEASE RELATED TO A HATCHERY WATER SUPPLY FRO~ THE FOREBAY OF A HIGH• HEAD RE • REGULAT!NG DAM, RES RlP FISH COMM OREG 313•12.,

12q& BERTMAR,C :TOFT,R,19bq,sENSORY MECHANISMS OF HOMING IN SALMONID FISH I

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NU"IERICAL INDEX REF NO A R T I C L E

1298 INTRODUCTORY EXPERIMENTS ON THE OLFACTORY SENSE IN GRILSE OF BALTIC SALMON (SALMO SALARl,BEHAVIOUR l5:235•241,,

1299 GARO,R,1971,RROWN BEAR PREDATION ON SOCKEYE SALMON AT KARLUK LAKE,ALASKA, J WILOL MANAGE l5(2)tl93•204,,

1300 BAGENAL,T6,197t,THE INTERRELATION OF THE SIZE OF FISH EGGS, THE DATE OF SPAWNING AND THE PRODUCTION CYCLf,J FISH BIOL 3(2)1207•219,,

1301 FLAIN,M,1970,PRECOCIOUS MALE QUINNAT SALMON ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHAWYTSCHA (WALBAUM) IN NEW ZEALANO,NZ J MAR FRESH~ATER RES 4(2)1217•222,,

1302 OTT,AG :HORTON,HF,1971.FEPTILIZATION OF CHI•OOK AND COHO SALMON EGGS WITH CRYO•PRESfRVEO SPERM,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 28(5)1745• 746,,

130l GRACHEV,LE,19b8,SOME DATA ON THE FERTILITY OF THE PACIFIC SALMON,(IZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCH~O•ISSLED INST RYS KHOZ OKEANOG~ b4:43•51ol9b6lFlSH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 142111•21,,

1304 PEARSON.LS 1CONOVER,KR IHAAS,J8,19b7,AN EVALUATION OF ADULT COHO SALMON TRANSPLANTS INTO "ILLAMtTTE RIVER TRISUrARIES,RES BRIEFS FISH COMM OREG 13Cll:25•36,.

1305 HOPKINS,CL,ltb9,00T IN TROUT ANO ITS POSSIBLE EFFECT ON REPRODUCTIVE POTENTIAL.NZ J MAR FRESH•ATER RES 3(2)1220•229,,

130b LEGGETT.WC 1POwER,G,ltb9,0IFFERENCES 6ETrlEEN T•O POPULATIONS OF LANOLOCKEO ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR) IN NEWFOUNOLANO,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2bll58~·159b,,

1307 MACCRIMMON,HR 1CAMPRELL,JS,ltbt,WORLO OISTRl~UTIO~ OF 6ROOK TROUT, SALVELINUS fONTINALIS,J FISH RES SOARD CAN 2bllb9t•l725.,

ll08 OSHIMA,K IHAHN,•E 1GOR8MAN,A.ltbt.OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION OF NATURAL WATERS BY SALMON,J FISH RES SOARD CAN 2bl2111•2121,,

1309 OSHIHA,K IHAHN,wE 1GORBMAN,A.19b9,ELECTROENC[PHALOGRAPHIC OLFACTORY RESPONSES IN ADULT SALMON TO ~ATtMS TRAVERSED IN THE HO~ING M!GMAT!ON,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2b12123•2133,,

1310 SUKATSKAS,VT.ltb6,THE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND BREEDING OF THE BROOK TROUT IN LITHUANIA, TR KAREL OTO GOS NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST OZERN RECHN RYBN KHOZ 5(1)1489•494,,

1311 "IAGOMEDOV,GM,19b9,FECUNOITY OF THE CHUM SALMON ACCLIMATIZED IN THE CASPIAN SEA,ZOOL lH 48(11)11746•1748,,

1312 TRAMS,EG,19b9,HEPATIC INSUFFICIENCY IN SPAWNING PACIFIC SALMON,MAR BlOL

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1312 C8ERLIN> 4(1)11•3 ••

1313 LEVANIDOV,VY.1908.HYOROLOGICAL CONDITIO~S AT THE SPAhNING GROUNDS OF CHU~ ANO THE PINK SALHON.!ZV T!kk00KEAN NAUCHNO•!SSLED INST RYBN KHOZ OKEANOCR 001101•125.CRUSSIAN ONLY).

1314 IEVLEVA,MY 0 19b8.THE CONOIT!ON OF THE GONADS IN THE PINK SALMON DURING SPAWNING M!GRAT!ON 0 !ZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST HYHN KHOZ OKEANOCR b4153•72.CRUSSIAN ONLY).

1315 KOSS~IG,C.19o9.NEW CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ZOOGEOGRAPHY OF FRESH WATER FISH OF ASIA MINOR, ~ASEO ON COLLECTIONS MADE BETWEEN !9b4•19o7.ISR J ZOOL 181209•25• ••

1316

1317

1318

8AGENAL,TB.19b9.RELATIONSH!P BETWEEN ECG SIZE ANO FRY SURVIVAL IN BRO~N TROUT SALMO TRUTTA L,J FISH BIOL \(4):349•353.,

WfSTERS,H.1970.CARRY!NG CAPACITY OF SALMON!D HATCHERIES.PROG FISH CULT 32(t)t43•UO.. •

!VANKOV,VN.1970.VARIARILITY ANO !NTRASPECIES D!FFEHENTIATION OF ONCORHYNCHUS KETA hALB.(GIOROB!OL ZH b(2l:IOb•l12lJ HYDROB!OL b(2)1 89•95 ••

1319 !GNAT'EvA,GM.19b9.RELAT!VE DURATION OF CERTAIN PROCESSES OF EARLY EMSRYOGENY IN SALHO FISH,OOKL AKAO NAUK SSSR 188Cblll418•1021.CRUSS!AN ONL Yl •

1320 8AGENAL,T8.!9b9.THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FOOD SUPPLY AND FECUNDITY IN BROWN !ROUT SALHO TRUTTA L.J FISH AIOL IC2lllb7•182 ••

1321 KENNEOY,M lf!TZMAUR!CE,P.19b~.THE EARLY Liff OF BROWN TROUT (SALMO TRUTTA LJ,IR FISH INVEST SlR A (FRESHWATER) 415•3 1 ••

1322 RU~HLOV,FN.1970.SPA~NING GROUNDS OF SALMONS OF THE GENUS ONCORHYNCHUS ON THE SAKHALIN ISLANO.ZOOL ZH 49(3):390•398.CE~GL!SH SUMMARY),

1323 8ANKS,JN.19b9,A ?fVIEw OF THE LITERATURE ON THE UPSTREAM MIGRATION OF ADUL T SALMONIDS.J FISH 810L 1(2)165•136 ••

1324 JONES,AN.1970.A SIUDY OF SALHONID POPULATIONS OF THE RIVER TEIFY ANO TRIBUTARIES NEAR TREGARON.J FISH BIOL Z(2ll18l•l97 ••

1325 BERST,AH sSPANGLER,GR.1970.POPULATION DYNAMICS OF Fl SPLAKE CSALVELINUS FONT!NALIS ~ S NA~AYCUSH) IN LA•l HURON.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 271 1017•10l2 ••

1326 HARA,TJ.1970.AN ELECTROPHYS!OLOGICAL BASIS FOR OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION

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132b IN HOMING SALMON! A REV!EW,J FISH RES BOARO CAN 271565•566,,

1327 SERVIZI.JA 1MARTENs,ow IGOROON,RW,1970.EFFECTS OF DECAYING RARK ON INCUBATING SALMON EGGS.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM PROG REP 2411•28, .

1328 MITANS,AR,1973.D~ARF MALES AND THE SEX STRUCTURE OF A RALTIC SALMON (SALMO SALA~ (L)) POPULATION.J ICHTHYOL 13(2):192• 197, ,

132~ LEYZEROVICH,KA , 1973.DWARF MALES IN HATC~ERY P?OPAGAT!ON OF THE ATLANTIC SALMON CSAL~D SALAR L) , J ICHTHYDL 13(3):382•39~ • •

1330 SUKHANOV,VV.1973.INVEST!GAT!ON OF A MODEL OF A SOCKEYE SAL~UN (0NC0RHYNCHUS NERKA (WALBll POPULATION UNDER CONDITIONS OF VARIABLE FOOC SUPPLY,J ICHTHYOL 13(4):~18•524,,

1331 KOLYUSHEV,41.IQ73,MATURATIO~ ANO FECUNDITY OF CHARS (GENUS SALVEL!NUS) OF LAKES !MANORA ANO UM80ZERO,J ICHTHYOL 13(4)1524• 536 • •

1332 IVANKOV,VN,J973,HY6RIOS RETwE6N THE AUTUMN CHUM SALMO~ (DNCORHYNCHUS KETA (WALB)) ANO ThE COHO SALMON (0 KISUTCH (WAL8)l,J ICHTHYOL 13(1)1\49• 151.,

1333 K06AYASHI,T . J968,SOHE ORSERVATIONS ON THE NATURAL SPAWNING GROUND OF CHUM AND PINK SAL~ON IN HOKKAIDO.SCI REP HOKKAIDO SALMON HATCHERY 2217• 13 • •

1334 KANIO'EV,AN , 19b7 . THE EFFECT!VE~ESS OF THF. SPA~NJNG OF THE SAKHALI~ Pl~K SALMON (O~CORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA oAL8AUMJ,IZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLtO INST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR bl1118•122.CRUSSIAN ONLY).

1335 RUOY,PP IPOTTS,~T~.i969,SODIUH BALANCE IN THE EGGS OF THE ATLANTIC SALHO~ , SALHO SALAR,J EXP BIOL 50Cllt239•2Qb , ,

1336 POTTS 1"TW :RUOY,PP,lq69,4AT(R 8ALANCE IN THE EGGS OF THE ATLANTIC SALMON SALHO SALAR,J EXP BIOL 50(1):223•237 ••

1337 LEVANIDOV1VY,1966,!NCUBATION OF THE EGGS OF PACIFIC SALMONS UNO(R FIELD CONDITIONS,VOP IKHTIOL b(ll171•76 . (RUSSIAN ONLY),

1335 SMOLEl,Al,IQ66,THE FECUNDITY OF SEVAN TROUl , VOP IKHTIOL 6(1)177•83, (RUSSIAN ONl.Y),

133~ KOLGAtV,AM,1967 . 0N SOME PECULIARITIES IN THE PROPAGATION OF ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (WALBl !NFRASP AUTUMNALIS 8f~G ANO ON ~EASURlS TO IMPROVE THEIR REPRODUCTION,VOP IKHTIOL 7(2)1269•276,(RUSSlAN ONLY),

1340 RYZHKOV,LP.1967.0N T~E ~AYS OF ACHIEVl~G CONTACT 8ET~EEN EGC.S, LARVAE, ANO YOUNG LA~E SEVAN TROUT wHEN KEPT IN GROUPS,VOP IKHTIOL 7(2l12q5•302. (RUSSIAI< ONLY),

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1341 JUVENILE ATLANTIC SALMON IN A STREAM POLLUTED BY AGRICULTURAL PESTICIDES. J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2blb9S•b99 00

1342 CROUCH.DE 1YASUTAME,~T 1RUCKER,RR 0 1973,0PEN•JAw SYNDROME IN CHINOOK SALMON (0NCORHYNCHUS TSCHAriYTSCHA) AT A HATCHERY.J fISH RES BOARD CAN 3011890•1892 ••

1343 WINNICKl,A :CYKOwSKA,C.1973,NEW DATA ON THE MECHANISM Of WATER UPTAKE IN SALMONIO EGGS.ACTA ICHTHYOL PISCATOH 3(1l:3•9 ••

1344 8URDICK,GE 1DEAN,HJ IHARRIS,EJ 1SKEA,J IKARCHER,R :FRISA,C.1972.EFFECT Of RATE ANO OUHATION OF FEEDIWC DDT ON THE REPRODUCTION Of SALMO~IO FISHES REAHEO ANO HELO UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS.J NY FISH CA~E 19(2):97•115.,

1345 SMITH,LL 10SEID,DM.1972,EFFECTS OF HYDROGEN SULFiDE ON FISH EGGS AND FRY. WATER RES 61711•720 ••

1306 JUNCE,C0.1970.THE EFFf.CT OF SUPERIMPOSED MORTALITIES ON REPRODUCTION CURVES,RES REP FISH COMM OREG 2Cll156-b3,.

1307 MAHNKEN,C rJOYNfR,T.1973,SALMON FOR NEW ENGLAND FISHERIES PART Ill:

ll50

1351

1352

1353

1350

1355

135b

DEVELOPING A COASTAL FISHERY FOR PACIFIC SAL~ON.US NATL MAR FISH SERV MAR FISH REV 35(10)19•13,.

BURNETT,HH.1972.CRAVEL SYSTEM HOLDS PROMISE FOR SALMON FRY INCUBATION. COMMER f!SH H€V 34121-22.,

MUNOl~,JH.lq74.0PTIMIZATION OF THE SALMONID NURSERY STREAM,J FISH RES SOARD CAN 31(11)11827•1837.,

~ILSON,RCH.IQ72.ACUTE TOXICITY Of SPENT SULPHITE LIOUOR TO ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO SALAR),J FISH MES SOARD CAN 2Q(R)s1225•1228.,

8AILfY,JE,IQ71.0SMOREGULATOHY CAPABILITY JN JUVENILE SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA).CAN J ZOOL 49(6):8Cl-845.,

HURLEY,OA,19bQ.EffECT OF FEEOl~G BEFORE ANO AFTER YOLK ABSOHPTION ON THE GROriTH OF SOCKEYE SALMON, INT PAC SALMON fJSH COMM PROG REP 21:1•18,,

CODFREY,H.196Q.CHINOOK AND COHO SALMON HATCHERY EVALUATION STUDIES EIGHTH PROGRESS REPORT.FISH RES BOARD CAN HAN REP 1053:1•42,.

' BLAJR,AA,lqb8,PINK SALMON FIND NEW HOME IN NENFOU~DLAND,FISH CANADA 21(4) ·~·12 ••

DEPARTMENT Of FISHERIES,1966.NEN SPANNING CHANNEL HAS 81,3 PER CENT SURVIVAL RATE.FISH CANADA 21(3)13•4,,

8RETT,JR ISUTHERLAN0,08,1970.IHPMOVEMENT JN THE ARTIFICIAL REARING OF

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1356 SOCKEYE SALMON ~y ENVTRONMENTAL CONTROL.FISH RES BOARD CAN 6IOL STAT NANAIMO CIRC A91l•l4.,

1357 DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES.1965,INVESTIGATION AND MANAGEMENT Of ATLANTIC SALMON AND TROUT, TRADE NEWS 18(2)13•13,,

135& WADDEN,RN.196~.EMPLOY ~EST COAST TECHNIQUES FOR NFLD SPAWNING CHANNEL, FISH CAN 20C6lt3•7,,

1359 ftOLf,K :QUIMBY,MC :PETTIJOHN,LL tLANOOLToML,1973,FlSH VIRUSES: ISOLATION ANO IDENTIFICATION OF INFECTIOUS ~EMAfOPOIETIC NEC~0$IS IN EASTERN NORTH AMERICA,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 30(11)11625-1627.,

1360 HARTMAN,GF 1GlLL,CA,1968,DISTRl6UTIONS OF JUVENILE STEELHEAO AND CUTTHROAT TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNE?I ANO S CLARK! CLARK!) WITHIN SfREAMS IN SOUTHWESTERN 8RITISH COLUMijlA.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 25(1):33•48,,

1361 BUDD.JC 1FRY,FEJ :SMITH,JR,1968.SURV!VAL OF MARKED LAKE TROUT IN LAKE MANITOU,MANITOULIN ISLANO,ONTARIO,J FISH RES 80ARD CAN 25Cll)12257-2266,,

1362 MCOERMOTToLA :BERST,AH,1968,EXP(RIMENTAL PLANTINGS CF RROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTJNALIS) FROM FURUNCULOSIS•INFECTfO STOCK,J FISH RES BOARO CAN 25Cl2)t?6•3•2649,,

1363 MCCART,P :CRA!G,P.1973,LIFE HISTORY Of TwO ISOLATED POPULATIONS OF ARCTIC CHAR CSALV~LINUS ALP!~US) IN SPRJ~G·f€0 TRIBUTARIES OF THE CANNING RIVER, ALASKA,J FISH RES ROARO CAN 30(8):121~-1220,.

1364 SAUNDERS,RL,1967,EfFECTS OF TAGGING ANO OF FIN CLIPPING ON THE SURVIVAL ANO GRO~TH OF ATLA NTIC SALMON BETwEfN SMOLT ANO ADULT STAGES,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(12)12595•2611 ••

1365 ALEXANDfR,O~ :MACCRI~MON,HR,1974,PRODUCTION ANO MOVEMENT OF JUVENILE RAINBOW TROUT CSALMO GAIRO~E"ll IN A HEAD~ATfR OF BOTH~ELL'S CREEK, GEORGIAN BAY, CANAOA,J FIS~ RtS BOARD CAN 31lll:117•121.,

1366 OGioH,1973,fCOLOClCAL STUOlfS ON THE JUVENILE SOC~EYE SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA (WAL8AU~), IN 6RISTOL HAY, wJTH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS DISTRIRUTION ANO POPULAT!ON,CONT"IB NO 6b:RES !~ST ~ PAC FISH fAC FISH HOKKAIDO UNIV 24(1):14•41,CENGLISH ABSTRACT),

1367 SATIA,BP t~ONALOSON,LR tSMITH,LS tN!GHTINCALE,JN.1974.CO~POSITION OF OVARIAN FLUID ANO EGGS Of THE UNIVERSITY Of wASH[NGTON STRAIN OF RAINBOW TROUT CSALMQ GAl~ONE~Il,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 31(11)11796•1799,.

1368 SERVIZl,JA 1GOROON,Rw tMARTENS,OW,1968.TOXICITY OF T~O CHLORINATED CATECHOLS. POSSIBLE co~PO~lNTS OF KRAFT PULP MILL BLEACH WASTE.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM PROG REP 1711•43,,

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13b9 SHERIDAN,WL 1~CNEIL.~J.19b8.SOME EFFECTS OF LOGGING ON TWO SALMON STREAMS IN ALASKA.J FOREST bb(2)1128•133 ••

1370 SAUNOERS,RL 1HENDERSON,f6.l9b9.SURV!VAL AND GROWTH OF ATLANTIC SALMON FRY IN RELATION TO SALINITY ANO DIET.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 14811•18 ••

ll71 MCINTYRE,J0 .1973.TOXICITV Of METHYL MERCURY FOR STEELHEAD TROUT SPERM. BULL ENVIRON CONTAM TOXICOL 9(2)198•99 ••

1372 OACRE,JC :SCOTT,0.1971.POSSIBLE DOT MORTALITY IN YOUNG RAINBOW TROUT.NZ J HAR FRESH#ATER RES SCll158•oS ••

1373 STRIFFLER.w0.19o5.SUSPENOED SEDIMENT CONCE~TRATIONS IN A MICHIGAN TROUT STREA~ AS RELATED TO WATERSHED CHARACTERISTICS.US DEP AGR wrsc PUB 970: 14Q•ISo ••

1374 ZENNER,H.19o5.UNTERSUCHUNGEN UEBER DIE MORPHOGENETISCHEN WIRKUNGEN DES Ll+•IONS IN DER KE!MESENT•!CKLUNG DER REGENSOGENFORtLLE (SALMO !R!DEUS GIB.l.BIOL ZtNTRAL~L 84(2):139•179.CGERHAN ONLYl.

1375 ROBERTS,RA.1971.PREL!MINtRY OBSERVATI ONS ON THE IONIC REGULATION OF THE ARCTIC CHAR SALVEL!NUS ALP!NUS.J EXP BIOL 55!1)1213•222 ••

1370 KASSNER,J.1900.STUD!ES ON THE ORIGIN OF THE CELLS FORHING THE SCLERO~LASTIC PAPILLAE IN THE RA!NdO• TROUT CSALMO IRIOEUS GIBS.l.FOL!A HORPHOL (~ARSAw) 2515oe•Sb7 ••

1377 PLET!CHA,P.1971.HIKROSKOPISCHE· UNO ANATO'<!SCHE UNTEflSUCHUNGEN AN OICEPHALEN OOPPEL-ISSSILD UNGEN REI FORfLLEN(SALHO !RIDEUS Gl~~.l.ZOOL ANZ 1661197•208.(lNCLISH ABSTRACT).

1378 HENK!NG,H.1971.INYEST!GAT!ONS OF SALHON!DAE, WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO SPECIFIC AND RACIAL OUESTIONS (PART IJ.(RAPP P·~ REUN CONS !NT EXPLOR ~ER 6111•99,1928lF!SH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1819:l•IQO ••

1379 SM!RNOV,Al.1972.EXPEDIENCY OF FALL CHINOOK SAL~ON ACCL!HATIZATION.VESTN MOSK UNIV SER b BIOL POCHYOVEO 27!2)114•18.CENCLISH SUMMARY).

1380 CLARKE,RH.1974.THE EFFECTS Of EFFLUENTS FROM METAL HINES ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTE~S IN CA~AOA.CAN DEP ENVIRON FISH HAR SERV RES DEV DIRECTORATE TECH REP 48811-1so ••

1361 RIEHL,R.197Q.ZU STRUKTUR UNO VORKOHMEN DER H!CROPYLE AN EIZELLEN UNO EIERN VON KNOCHENFISCHEN !TELEOSTE!l.ARCH HYOROB!OL 74(3)1393•402. (ENGLISH ABSTRACT ANO SUMMARY).

1362 HARR,OHA.1960.INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE EFFICIENCY OF GROWTH OF SALHONIO EMBRTOS.NATURE 2121957•959 ••

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1383 8LACKETT,RF.196~ 0 SPAWNING REHAVIOR, FECUNDITY, ANO EARLY LIFE HISTORY Of ANADROMOUS DOLLY VARDEN, SALVELINUS MALMA (WALBAUMJ IN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.ALASKA DEP FISH GAME RES REP 6:1•85,.

1384 PENAZ,M.19o5,THE INFLUENCE Of AMMONIA ON EGGS ANO YOUNG OF SALMO TRUTTA M FARIO.ZOOL LISTY 14(1)147•54.CGERMAN SUB•TITLEl.

1385 PRAZONtKOV1EV.1965,SOME PROTECTIVE TISSUE REACTIONS Of HUMPBACK SALMON EM6RYOS,OOKL AKAD NAUK SSSR 164(5):1194•1196,(RUSSIAN ONLY).

1386 PRAl0NtKOV,EV.19b5.REACT!VtTY OF THE CELLULAR ELEMENTS Of THE BLOOD OF HUMPBACK SALMON EMBRYOS.OOKL AKAO NAUK SSSR 165(1):207•209,(RUSS!AN ONL Yl,

1387 MCOONALD,J.1967.THE DISTRIBUTION, GROWTH, ANO SURVIVAL OF SOCKEYE FRY PRODUCED FROM THE FULTON RIVER AND ARTIFICIAL SPAWNING CHANNEL IN 1966. FISH RES 80ARO CAN MS REP 9•911•5.,

1388 NARVER.ow.1967.PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY OF BABINE LAKE.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 94915.,

1389 SMITH,HD,1967.AOULT AND SMOLT SOCKEYf. ENUMERATIONS.FISH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 94916•13,.

1390 BAMS,RA,1967,A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON THE EFFECTS Of CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE REGIME ON DEVELOPING SOCKEYE SALMON EGGS ANO ALEVINS.flSH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 9Q9114•22 ••

1391 BILTO~,T.1967.PROCRESS REPORT ON A STUDY OF FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH AGE AT MATURITY Of SKEENA RIVER SOCKEYE.f!SH RES BOARD CAN MS REP 9Q9:23 ••

1392 NARVER,DW.19o7.0IEL VERTICAL MOVEMENT Of PELAGIAL SOCKEYE JUVENILES,F!SH RES SOARD (AN MS REP 949124•29 ••

1393 WILDISH,DJ ICARSON,WG 1CUNNINGHAM,T ILISTER,NJ.1971.TOXICOLOGICAL EfrECTS OF SOME ORGANOPHOSPHATE lNSECTICIOES TO ATLA~TIC SALMON,FISH RES ROARD CAN MS REP 1157:1•29 ••

139Q KLEJN,W0,19h6 0 THE SUMMER MOVEMENT Of HYBRID AND BROOK TROUT INTO AN INLET STREAM.PROG FISH CULT 28(3l1146•151 ••

1395 8USS,K :CORL,KG.1966.THE VIABILITY OF TROUT GERM CELLS IMMERSED IN ~ATER. PRDG FISH CULT 28(3):15Z•l53,.

1396 W!TTY,K 0 19ob.TRAVEL RATE OF DO~NSTREAM MIGRANT COHO SALHON,PROG FISH CULT 280)1174 ••

1397 REED.EB 18EAR,G.1966,BENTHIC ANIMALS ANO FOODS EATEN BY BROOK TROUT IN

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1397 ARCHULETA CREEK,COLORADO. HYDR0810LOG!A 271227-237 ••

1398 MCCR!MMON,H IKWAtN.~H . lqbo , USE OF OVERHfAD COVER BY RlIN~Ow TROUT EXPOSED TO A SERIES OF LIGHT INTENS!TIES,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23(7)1983-990,.

1399 GIBSON,RJ 1KEENLEYS!OE,MHA,19bb,RESPONSES TO LIGHT OF YOUNG ATLAHTIC SALMON (SALMO SA LAR) A~O BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTINALISJ,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23(7) 11007•1024 ••

IQOO ANORE~S,CN.19bo,LANOLOCKEO ATLANTIC SALMON CSALMO SALAR Ll IN THE TERRA NOVA RIVER SYSTEM, NEWFOUNDLAND . CAN FIELD NAT 80(2)1101-109 ,,

1401 SERVIZI,JA 1STONE,ET :GOROON,Rw,1966,TOXICITY ANO TREATMENT OF KRAFT PULP BLEACH PLANT WASTE.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM PROG REP 1311-34 ••

1402 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM , 1966 , EFFECTS OF LOG DRIVING ON THE SALMON ANO TROUT POPULATIONS IN THE STELLAKO RIVER.INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM PROG REP 1411•88,,

1403 KOROVINAoVM 1LYUBJTSKAYA,Al :DOROFEVA 0EA,lqb5,THE EFFECT OF VISIBLE LIGHT ANO OAR~NESS ON RATE OF FORMATION OF SKELETAL CARIILAGE ELEMENTS IN TELEOS1 FISHES , VOP IKHTIOL 5(3) 1003- 410,(RUSSIAN ONLY),

1404 GULIOOY,MV 1SOLOV'EV0LG,lqb5.TME UTILIZATION OF VAN DAM'S MICROMETHOO FOR TME ESTIMATION OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION lN FISH EMBRYOS,OKEANOLOGIYA 5(5): 912•917,(RUSSIAN ONLY) ,

1405 HASLER,AO,lqbb.UNOERWATER GUIOEPOSTS- HOMJNC Of SALMON , UNIV WISC PRESS, MADISON WISC, 15,PP:3• 9, 13•&5, 141 •1 43 ••

140& SURDICK,GE 10EAN,HJ :MARPIS,EJ 1SKEA,J 1COL8Y,o.1q&5,TOXIC11TY OF SEVIN CCARBARYLl TO FlNCERL!NG ijRO~N TROUT,J NY FISK GAME 12C 2l:127• 14b ,,

IQ07 ANORE~s.cw.1qbS.GRO~TH OF YOU~G ATLANTIC SALMON, SALMO SALAR, IN THE GANOER RIVER SYSTEM, NFLD,CAN FIELD NAT 79(4)1230•23q,,

1008 HARA,TJ IUEDA,K 1GOR8MAN,A,19b5.ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH!C STUDIES OF HOMING SALMON . SCIENCE 1•9:864•885.,

1409 NARVER,ow IDAHLAERG,ML.19&5,ESJUARINE FOOD OF DOLLY VARDEN AT CHIGNIK, ALASKA, TRANS AM FISH SOC 94(4)1405•408 ,,

1410 HERBERT,D~M 1SHURREN.os.1qo5.THE SUSCEPTIBJLITY OF SALMONID FISH 10 POISONS UNDER ESTUARINE CONO!TIONS•ll AMMONIUM CHLORIDE.AIR NATER POL LUT 9(1/2l:89• ql,.

1411 HOPKINS,CL , 19b5.FEEO!NG RELATIONSHIPS IN A MIXED POPULATION Of FRESHWATER FISH.NZ J SCI 8(2)1149-157 ,,

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1412 ROSIER,C 1JOHNSTON,N :ORRELL,RF.19o5.STREAM CATALOG Of SOUTHEASTEkN ALASKA REGU LAT ORY DISTRICTS NOS s.o.7.ANO a.us FISH WILDL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 52311•043 ••

1413 JOHNSTON,N.19o5.STREAM CATALOG Of SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA REGULATORY DISTRICT NO 9.US FISH WILOL SERV SPEC SCI REP FISH 524:1•197 ••

1414 FROST,WE.1965.BRf.EOING HARITS OF WINDERMERE CHARR, SALVELINUS WILLUGHBII (GUENTHER), ANO THEIR BEARING ON SPECIATION Of THESE f!SH.PkOC ROY SOC SER 8 BIOL SCI lo3:232•28o.,

1415 HURLEY.DA 1FISHEH,KC.19oo.THf STRUCTURE ANO DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXTERNAL MEMBRANE IN YOUNG EGGS OF THE BROOK TROUT, SALVELINUS fONTINALIS (MITCHILLl.C•N J ZOOL 04(2):173•190 ••

1410 SPRAGUE,J8 1ELSON,PF :SAUNDERS,RL.1965.SUBLETHAL COPPER•ZINC POLLUTION IN A SALMON RIVER•A FIELD ANO LABORATURY STUDY,AIR riATER POLLUT 9(9)1 Slt•5U3 ••

1417 BURCK,wA.19o5.0CCURRENCE OF SMALL CHINOOK SAL~ON JN STOMACHS OF iPENT ADULT CHINOOK SALMON.RES BRIEFS FISH COMM OREG 11(1):51 ••

1418 HOLT,SJ.19o5.A NOTE ON THE RELATION BETWEEN THE MORTALITY RATE A~D THE DURATION OF LI FE IN AN EXPLOITED FISH POPULATION.INT COMM NORTH~EST ATL FISH RES BULL 2:73•77 ••

IQ19 LARKIN,PA.1960.EXPLOITATION IN A TYPE OF PREDATOR•PREY RELATIONSHIP.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 23C3J130q•35o ••

1420 FORRESTER.CR 1ALOEROJCE.OF.t9oo . EFFECTS Of SALINITY ANO TEMPERATURE ON EMRRYUNIC DEVELOP~ENT Of THE PACIFIC COO CGAOUS MACROCEPHALUSJ.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23C3Jl319·3•0 ••

1421 ELLIS,OV.1900.SWIM~ING SPEEDS OF SOCKEYE AND COHO SALMON ON SPAWNING MJGRATJON.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23(2):181•187 ••

1422 LINDROTH,A.1965.f!RST ~INTER ~ORTALITY OF ATLANTIC SALMON PARR IN THE HATCHERY .CAN FISH CULT 36123•20 0 ,

1423 BALLARD,w•.1906 0 THE ROLE OF THE CELLULAR ENVELOPE IN THE HORPHOGENETIC MOVEMENTS OF TELEOST EH8RYOS.J EXP lOOL 1611193•200 ••

1424 RYZHKOV,LP.t9oS.THE CIRCADIAN RHYTHM OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION BY ROE OF SEVAN TROUT (SALMO ISHCHAN).VOP l~HTIDL 5(2)1378•380.(RUSSIAN ONLY) .

1425 PAYUSOVA,AN.19o5.0N THE EARLY STAGES OF THE FORMATION IN ELEMENTAL FISH POPULATIONS.ZOOL ZH U4(10l11Slo•l525.CSUMMARY ONLYJ.

1426 ~ENSMUTKJN,VV.1970,PREDICTJON OF THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF OZERNOVSK

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1426 SOCKEYE ON THE BASIS Of A CYRERNETIC MODEL Of THIS S TOCK , CTR VSES NAUCHNO • lSSLEO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 67188• 100,1969)F!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1577:1 • 27,,

1427 BIRMA N,!8 , 1970,SOLAR ACTIVI TY ~ND PERIODIC FLUCTUATIONS IN THE ABUNDANCE Of SALMON,(TR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 67(1): 171 • 189,1969lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1561t1 • 31 ,,

1•2& PENZES,8,1973,EFFECTS OF WATER TREATED WITH CHLORINE ON LIVING FISH, (ALLATIA~I KOZLEHENYEK S8187·~9 , 1971)FISH RES BOARD CAN TR ANSL SER 27041 t • 9 • •

1429 MITANS,AR,1966.SOME MATERIALS CONCERNING THE A!OLOGY OF YOUNG SALHON IN RIVERS OF THE LATVIAN SSR , CTR KONF MOLODYKH SPETSIALISTOV SOVET NAROONOGO KHOZ LATV SSR NAUCHNO• ISSLED INST RYBN KHOZ 41 • 45 , 1962lF I SH RES ij0ARD CAN TRANSL SER 66Qtl•b,(NT MORRO~ TWANSLJ,

1430 KA!ROV,fG,1966 , 0ASERVATIONS OF THE PASSAGE OF MIGRATING SALMON ANO VIM8A SP AWNERS THWOUGH THE FISH~AY OF THE KEGUM HYDRO • ELECTRIC POWER STATION , (TR KONF MOLOO SPETSIALISTOV NAUCH~O· ISSLEO INST RYSN KHOZ LATV SSR 1962157• 60lFISH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER 60711•5 , (NT MORROW TR ANSL),

1431 BUYENKO,VM . 1966 . 0ETERM!NATJON OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSTITUTION OF YOUNG FISH RAISED ON ARTIFICIAL FOODS, AS INDICATED BY !HE I R ~LOOO COMPOSITION ANO THE HISTOLOGICAL PICTURE IN THE LIVER , CTR KO~F MOLODYKH SPtTS!ALISTOV NAUCHNO • ISSLEO INST RYBN KHDZ, SOV NARODN KHOZ LATV SSR:lOl• lll,1962,RIGA JFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 66811 • 12 , (NT MORROri TRANSL) .

1412 LATT A,WC , 1965,RELAT!ONSH!P OF YOUNG • OF•THE•YEAR TROUT TO MATU RE TROUT ANO GROUND wATER , T~ANS AM FISH SOC 94(1)132• 39 , ,

1433 ORYER,~R IERKK!LA,LF 1TETZLOFF,CL,19o5,FOOO OF LAKE TROUT IN LAKE SUPERIOR, TRANS AM FISH SOC Q4(2)11b9•176, ,

1434 HUNT,RL , 196~,FDOO OF ~ORTHERN PIKE Ill A WISCONSIN TROUT STRE AM. TRANS AM FISH SOC 94(1)195•97,,

1435 HUNT,RL , 1965,0ISPERSAL OF WILD BROOK TROUT DURING THEIR FIRST SUMMER OF LIFE.TRANS AM FISH SOC 94(2lll8b• l88 ,.

1416 MOMOT,WT,19o5,FOOO HA~ITS OF THE BROOK TROUT IN WEST LOST LAKE , TRANS AM F I SH SOC 94C2l1188• 191, ,

1437 PICKERING,OH 1VIGOR,wN , \Q67 , THE ACUTE TOXICITY OF ZINC TO EGGS AND FRY OF THE FATHEAD MINNOW , PROG FISH CULT 27Cll1153• 157,,

1438 ANOO, K,1965 , ULTRACENTR!FUGAL ANAL YSIS OF YOL K PRO TEINS IN RA I NBOW TROUT EGGS AND THEIR CHANGES DURING DEVELOPMENT , CAN J BIOCHEM Q3(l)1373• l79, ,

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1439 ~AlTLANO,PS.l9b5.THE FEEDING RELATIONSHIPS Of SALMON, TROUT, Ml~NOWS, STONE LOACH, ANO THREE•SPJNEO STtCKLE6ACKS IN THE RIVER ENORICK,SCOTLANO. J ANIM ECOL 34(1)1109•133 ••

1440 MCFAOOEN,JT 1COOPER,EL IANOERSEN,JK.1965.SOME EFFECTS Of ENVIRONMENT ON EGG PRODUCTION IN 6ROWN TROUTCSALMO TRUTTAl.LIMNOL OCEANOGR 10(1)188•95 ••

1441 HUNTSMAN,AG.1965.THE ECTOLOGY OF MARGAREE SALMON,LIMNOL OCEANOGR !O(SUPP) tR137•Rl47 ••

1442 SAUNDERS,RL.19b5.ADJUSTMENT Of 6UOYANCY IN YOUNG ATLANTIC SAL~ON AND 6ROOK TROUT 8Y CHANGES IN SWIMBLAOOER VOLUME.J FISH RES SOARD CAN 22(2): 335•352 ••

1443 PINHORN,AT IANDREws,c~.1965.EFFECT OF PHOTOPERJOOS ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF JUVENILE ATLANTIC SALMON (SALMO $ALAR Ll IN VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL LIGHT GRAOIENTS.J FISH RES 60ARO CAN 22(2)1369•383 ••

1444 SAUNOERS,JW 1SMITH,Mw.1965,CHANGES IN A STREAM POPULATIQN Of TROUT ASSOCIAT~O wJTH INCREASED SILT.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 22(2)1395••04 ••

1445 SPRAGUE,JB :RAMSAY,BA.1965.LETHAL LEVELS Of M!XEO COPPER•ZINC SOLUTIONS FOR JUVENILE SALMON.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 22(211•25••32 ••

1446 OGILVlf,DM IANDERSON,JM,19~5 .EFFECT OF DOT ON TEMPERATURE SELECTION BY YOUNG ATLANTIC SALMON, SALMO SALAR.J FISH RES 80ARO CAN 22(2)1503•512,.

1447 PALOHEIMO,Jf 1D!CKJE,LM.lq65.FOOO ANO GROWTH OF FISHES I A GROWTH CURVE OERIVEO FRO~ EXPERIMENTAL DATA,J FISH RES SOARD CAN 22(2)1521•5•2 ••

1448 8LAIR,AA.lqb5.BAY Of ISLANDS ANO HUMBER RIVE~ ATLANTIC SAL~ON lNVESTIGATIONS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 22(2l:59q•620 ••

1449 MCBRinE,JR lfAGERLUNO,UHM 1SMITH,M 1TOMLTNSON,N,!9oS.POST-SPAWNING OEATH Of PACIFIC SAL~ON: SUCK~Yf. SALMON CO NEAKAJ MATURING ANO SPA~NING IN CAPTIVITY.J FISH RES ~OARD CAN 22(3):775•782 ••

1450 POLYAKOV,GO.tq68,INTERRf.LATIONSHIP ~ETWfEN VARIABILITY IN THE FERTILITY OF FISHES ANO THf. NUMBERS, STRUCTURE ANO FEEDING CONDITIONS Of A POPULATION.~ROBL !CHTHYOL 8Cll149•oO ••

1451 MENSHUTKIN,vv.1q•e.A FISH POPULATION AS A SELF-REGULATING SYSTEM.PROBL ICHTHYOL 8(1):68·7• ••

1452 RYZHKOV,LP.1968.THE RATE OF GASEOUS EXCHANGE IN THE EGGS, LARVAE AND FRY Of THE SEVAN TkOUT KEPT IN GROUPS OR ISOLATED,PR06L ICHTHYDL 8(1l189•q6 ••

1453 TVRDAKOV,AF.1968.SPERM PRODUCTION BY ISSYK•KUL' TROUT MALES.PROBL

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1453 ICHTHYOL 8(2)1198•208 ••

IQ54 PAK,F.1968.FERTILITY OF THE SALMON CSALMO TRUTTA CASPIUS KESSL) FROM THE IRANIAN COAST OF THE CASPIAN.PROBL !CHTHYOL 6(2)1215•222 ••

1G55 SHEVTSOVA,EY.1968.SOME ASPECTS OF THE BIOLOGY ANO REA~ING OF THE SLACK SEA SALMON.PROBL ICHTHYOL 8C2l1286•291 ••

1456 RAOZINSKAYA,LI.1968.LOCAL!ZATION ANO AMOUNT Of PfROX!OASE JN THE EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEVA SALMON (SALMO SA~ARl.PRO~L !CHTHYOL 8(2) 1304•306,.

1Q57 SM!RNOV,Al IKAMYSHNAYA,MS IKALASHN!KOVA,ZM.1968.0!MENSIONS, BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND CALORIC VALUES Of MATURE EGGS Of ME~~ERS OF THE GENERA ONCORHY~CHUS ANO SALM0,PR06L ICHTHYOL 8(4)1524•530,,

1456 SHEKHANOVA,!A :PECHKURENKOV,VL,1968.ACCUHULAT!ON OF STRONTIUM•90 ANO YTTRIUM•90 DISSOLVED IN THf wATER, ANO !TS EFFECT ON THE EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOACH,PROBL ICHTHYOL 8(4)1551•561,,

tQ59 ALTUKHOV 1 KA 18EN'KA,Kl 16ULATOVICH,MA,1968,ACCLl~ATIZATION OF RAINBOW TROUT ANO PELED IN THE CARP PONDS OF THE wESTERN UKRA!NE,PROBL ICHTHYOL 8(5) I 72b•73?. ..

IG60 KROG!US,FV,1Qb6,CALCULAT!ON OF THE P~OPORTION OF LOCAL STOCKS IN THE TOTAL STOC~ OF SOCKEYE SALMON CONCORHYCHUS NERKA, ttALS) IN THE KAMCHATKA RIVER 8ASIN,PROBL ICHTHYOL 6(6l:77Q•76l,,

1461 KOZLOVSKIY,OA,19b6.RESORPTIO~ Of THE SEXUAL PRODUCTS IN FISHES AS A STIMULUS TO BIOLOGICAL M00IFICATION,PR06L ICHTHYOL 8(6)1803•807,,

14b2 SAVVAITOV4,KA,1Q69,~0MOLOGOUS VARIATION IN CHAR SPECIES OF THE GENERA SALVELINUS C~ILSSON) RICHARDSON ANO CRISTIVOMER GILL AND JOROAN,PHORL ICHTHYOL 9(1)118•34.,

1461 SHAPIRD,AP IA~OREYEV,VL,196Q.OPTIMV~ RELATIONSHIP ~ET~EEN ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL REPHOOUCTION FOR COMMERCIAL POPULATIONS OF FISHES,PROBL ICHTHYOL 9(1):45•4Q

1Q6Q IVANKOV,VN :ANOREYEV,VL,19bQ.FECUNOITY OF PACIFIC SALMON (GENUS ONCORHYNCHUS SPPJ.PROBL 1CHTHY0L 9(1)159•b6,,

1465 BEROYSHEV,GD 18ARANOVA,SI 1KORATAYEV,GK,!96Q,CHAN\.E IN NUCLEIC ACIO CONTENT Of ORGANS ANO TISSUFS OF ONCORHYNCHUS G0R6U8CHA C"AL6) AT DlffERENT STAGES OF ITS SPAWNING HIGRAT!ON,PROBL ICHTHYOL Q(ll1112•119,,

1466 NOVIKOV,GG 1RESHETNIKOV,YS,IQ69,6L000 SERUM PROTEINS OF SALMONID FISHES, PROBL ICHTHYOL Q(l)1119•12o,,

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1467 G1RSA , ll.lqb9.PEACTION TO LIGHT 1N SOME FRESHWA TlR FISHES IN THE COURSE OF EARLY DfV[LOP~ENT ANO IN ALTERED PHYSIOLOGICAL STATlS.PR06L lCHTHYOL 9(1)1126• 135 • •

1468 RUKHLOV,FN . l96q. THE NATURAL REPRODUCTION OF THE AUTUMN CHUM SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (~ALSll ON SAKHALIN.PROBL ICHTHYOL 9(2):217•223 • •

1469 KANI O'YEV,AN . 1969 . SO~E HEMATOLOGIC AL FE AT URES IN 'HE YOUNG OF THE SI BERIAN SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KETA I NFR ASP AUTU~NALIS 8ER&l ANO THEIR IMPORTANCE FOR ASSESSMENT OF THE OUALIT Y OF THE YOUNG ANO REARING CONO I TIONS. PROBL ICHTHYOL 9C2l : 269• 2qz • •

1470 ~ALYUKINA , GA 1KONCHIN,vv.1q6q.0EVELOPMENT OF GROUP EFFECTS DURING ON TOCENETIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE ~ALT IC S ALMO~ ANO THE SEVAN TROUT . PROBL ICHTHYOL 9C2l : 292• 297 ••

1471 GRI TSENKO,OF . 19b9 . DIET OF THE CHAR (SALVELINUS ALPINUS (Ll) IN THE RIVERS Of SAKALI~ . PROBL ICHTHYO L 9C3l:U10• 41 7 ••

1472 KHALTURINA,Ml 1KHALTURIN,OK , 19b9 . STRUCTURE OF THE PRESENT• OAY SPAwN!NG POPULATIO~ OF THE NEVA SALMON CSALMO SALAR L) . PRORL JCHTkYOL 9(4)1 490• 498 • •

1473 SAVVAITOVA,KA : MAKSIM0V,VA . lqb9.ACE ANO GROWTH OF THE KAMCHATKAN AN AORO~OUS T~OUT ISAL•O PE~SHl~ENSIS PAL LAS) ANC THE KA•CHATKAN RIVER TROUT (SALMO MYK ! SS ~AL8AUM) . PR08L ! CHTHYOL 9(U) 1 5 3 b ·S~b • •

1474 RUKHLOV,FN . 1969 . MAT(RIALS CHARACTEQIZING THE TEXTURE Of ~OTTOM MATFk!AL IN THE SPA~~JNG GROUNDS •NO REOOS Of THE PINK S>LMON CONCO~HYNCHUS GOR~USCHA (•lL~AUM)) ANO THE AUTUMN CHUM (ONCORHYNCHUS KETA (•ALBAUM)) ON SAKHALIN . PROBL ICHTHYOL 9(5)1~35•b4Q ••

1475 KROGIUS,FV . 19b9.PROOUCTION OF YOUNG SOCKEYE SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS NERKA C~ ALBll IN LAKE OAL'NEYE . PR08L ICHTHYOL 9(6)1852• 865 • •

147b GRI TSENKO,DF . 1969.0WARF ~ALES OF THE KUNOZHA OR SIBERI AN CHAP (SlLVELJNUS LEUCOMAENIS (PALL)).PROSL JCHTHY0L 9(6) 1913• 9 ! 4 ••

1477 OLIF!PENK0,LN.1970.810CHEMICAL OIFFERENCES OF QUALITY •!THIN POPULATIONS OF TH( PINK SALMON ANO THE MASU SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUSl DURING THE SPAWNING MIGRATJON,J ICHTHYOL !0(1) : 46• 55 • •

1478 GRITSENKO,OF . 1970.FATNESS ANO CONDI TION OF THE APCTIC CHAR CSALVELINUS ALPINUS Ll FROM ~ORTHERN SAKHALIN . J I CHTHYOL 10( 1)1 95• 101 ••

1479 OILL , L~.lqo7.BEHAVIOURAL ECOLOGY OF CHU~ SALMO~ CO KETAl ANO COHO SA LMON (0 KISUTCH) ALEVINS IN THE GRAVEL.MASTE~S THESIS UNIV BC VANCOUV~Rll •83 ••

1480 KHALTURIN,DK.1970 . A STUDY OF THE BIOLOGY OF THE 8RU"N TROUT CSALMO TRUTTA

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1480 L) OF THE KARELIAN ISTHMUS.J ICHTHYOL IOC2ltZl6•228 ••

1481 KANIO'YEV,AN 1KOSTYUNIN,CM 1SALMIN,SA 0 1970.HATCHERY PROPAGATION OF THE PINK AND CHUM SALMONS AS A MEANS Of INCREASING THE SALMON STOCKS OF SAKHALIN. J ICHTHYOL IOC2lt249• 2S9 ••

l4e2 MEL'NIKOVA,MN.1970.SOME FEATURES Of YOUNC ATLANTIC SALMON CSALMO SALAR L) IN SEVERAL NIVERS lN THE ~HITE SEA ~ASIN . J lCHTHYOL 10(3):311 • 319 ••

1483 KOKHANSKAYA,YM.1970 . T~E USE Of ULTHAVIO LET RADIATION FOR THE CONTROL OF DISEASE IN EGGS AND FISHES (THE ~BU-3 co~PACT BACTERIAL PLANT).J ICHTHYOL 100> 138b·3•n ••

1484 MACOMEOOV,GM . 1970.SOME DATA ON THE CHUM SALMON(ONCORHYNCHUS KETA NAL8lACCLl~ATIZED IN IHE CASPIAN SEl.J ICHTHYOL 10(4):552•555. (ENGLISH SU~MARY ).

1485 GALKINl,Zl.1970.0EPENOENCE OF EGG SIZE o~ TH~ s1zt ANO AGE Of FEMALE SALMON CSALMO SALAR L) ANO RAINBOW TROUT (SALMO IRIOEUS GIB~l . J ICHTHYOL \0(5) 1625- 633 ••

1486 SOLOV'YEV,LG.1970 . THE USE Of THE POLAROGRAPH FOR OBSERVING OXYGEN CONDITIONS OUHING ECC INCUBATION .J ICHTHYOL IOC5l:694• b97 ••

1487 MAKSIMOV,VA,1971.RfPRODUCT!VE S!OLOGY Of !Hf fR~SHWATER "YKISS (SALMO MYKISS WAL6AUM) FROM THE KAMCHATKA RIVER BISIN.J ICHTHYOL 11(1):3b• aa ••

1488 GORYUNOVA,Al . 1971 . VAR!ABlLITY IN THE RATE OF EMRRYOGENY OF IHE GRASS CARP (CTENOPHARYNGODON IOELLA VAL) .J lCHTHYOL 11(1)144 • •8 ••

1489 LAPIN,YE.1971.NE~ DAIA RELATING TO DIRECT DETERMINATION Of THE AGE OF THE PINK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA WALB) BY MARKING 0 J !CHTHYOL, 11(1)1 4q.5Q ••

1490 KAZAKOV,RV.1971.EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF T~E fFfFCT OF THE TEMPERATURE REGl~E OF EGG JNCUSAT!O~ ON THE CONDITION Of EMBRYOS ANO LARVAE OF THE N~VA RIVER POPULAl!O~ OF AILAl<T!C SAL~O~ (SALHO SALAR L) . J ICHTHYOL 11Cll : 12l•t28 ••

1491 GRACHfV,LY.1971.AlTfPATJON IN THE NUMBER OF OOCYTES [NTH~ PINK SAL~ON (ONCORHYNCHUS GO~RUSCHA wALB) IN THE MARINE PERIOD OF LifE.J ICHIHYOL 11c2i119'1· 2n& ••

1492 TUROAKOV,AF.1971.THE EFFECT Of TfYPfRATURE CONDfTIONS ON THE SPEED ANO FERTILIZING CAPACITY OF THf SPEH•AT070A OF SOME !SSYK• KUL' F!SHES.J ICHTHYOL llC2Jl20o•215 ••

1493 YARZHO~BEK,AA 1HASLENNIKOVA,NV . 1971 0 :1ITROGENOUS MElA~OLlTES Of THE EGGS

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1oq1 AND LARVAE DF VARIOUS FISHES . J lCHTHYOL 11(2)1276• 281 • •

1oqQ KONCHI~.vv . 1q11.THE USE OF ROTATJNC CLOSfO VESSfLS TO ofTfRMINE THE RATE Of OXYGEN CONSUMPTION SY flSH EGGS.J ICHTHIOL ll(2):28b•28~ ••

1oq5 BUSHUYEV,VP , lq71,INTERSPECIFIC OIFFEHENCES TN THE HEAT RESISTANCE OF THE SPEHM OF SOME PACIFIC SALMON CGENUS ONCORHYNCHUS) . J ICHTHYOL 11(3)1 l82• l8b,.

(Qqb lVANKOV,VN IANDHEYfV,VL,1971.THE SOUTH KURIL' CMU~ (O~COHHY•CMUS KETA NAL8l•ECOLOCY POPULATION STRUCTURE ANO THE MODELLING OF THE POPULATlON,J lCHTHYOL 11(0):511 • 524,,

(4q7 GRlTSEN~O,OF,IQ71,CRO~TM ~ATURATION AND FECU~DITI OF THE CHAR (SALVELINUS ALPINUS Ll OF RIVERS ON SAKHALIN ISLANO, J ICHTHYOL ll(U):~~5·5b8 ,.

1498 CRACHF.V,LY,lq71,VARIAT!ON IN THE NU~RER OF OOCYTES IN CHUM SALMON CONCDRHYNCHUS KETA WAL~) OURINC THE MARINE PElllOO.J IC~THY~L ll(U): 'Hb• 58b,.

14qq CRACHEV,LY,tG71.ALTERATION IN THE ~u "f~ OF OOCYTES IN THE !OCK~YF S~L~O~ CONCOqHYNCHUS NtHKA •ALH) nuHING THt ~•RINE PERICO OF ITS EXISTENCE.J lCHTHYOL ll(bl:8q7• 906 ••

1500 KO-CHl~.vv.1q11.rHE QATE OF OXY~EN CONS~~PT!O~ IN THE EARL• nNTOGENY OF THE SU~MER ~AKHTAK CSAL~O JSCHCHA~ ~ESSLf.P) ~HEN PLAC~O !N HESPIRATORS IN GROUPS ANO SlNCLY,J ICHIHYOL ll(b):91b•G2o ••

1501 TAGMAZ'YAN,ZT,1971,RELATIONSHIP 8ET•fEN THf. OEHSJTY DP THF DOwNSTkEAM MIGRATION ANO PREDATION OF YOU•G PINK SALMON CPNCORMY•CHUS GORBUSCHA ~ALBAUM) , J ICHTHYOL lllb):9~U ·987,.

1502 PECHKURENKOV,VL :SHEKHANOVA,JA :TfLYSHEVA,IG.1972 . THE £FFFCT OF CHRONIC SMALL DOSE JRRAOlATION ON THE (M~RYONJC DEVELOPMENT OF FISHf.S ANO THE VALIDITY OF VARIOUS ASSESS~ENT ~ETHOOS , J ICHTHYOL 12(1lt71•79.,

1503 NIKOLAYEV,AS,1q12 . •COUSTJC ACTIVITY OF THE SOCKEYE CO~CORHYNCHUS NERKA ~AL8l JN FRESH WAT(R,J ICHTHYOL 12(1):130•143 ••

1504 FEDOROVA,GV,lq72.TME 8JOLOG!CAL EFFECT OF RAO!OCARBON CC 14) ON FISH IN THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT STAGtS,J IC~THYOL 12Cll:17l•177 , ,

1505 KUL1KOVA,NJ,lq72,VARl~RILITY ANO SPEC!ATION lN THE OHllM SALl'ON CONCORHYNCHUS KtTA (wAL6)) , J ICHTHYOL 12(2)1185• 197 , .

ISO• GALASU~,Pf,1Q7?.1Hf MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERS OF RAINBO~ TROUT, SALMO CAIRONERI IHI OFUS GI R~ONS, ~t•h EO I~ PO~O FARMS OF THE ~ESTEHN REGIO~S OF THE UKRAl~E.J ICHTHYOL 12C2l:204• 20q • •

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150& VRONSKJY,88.IQ72.REPROOUCT!VE ~IOLOGY OF THE KAHCHAT~A RIVEP CHINOOK SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHA~YTSCHA WAL8AUH),J ICHTHYOL 12C2l:25q-z73 ••

150Q KOKHHENKO,LV.lq72.THE FOOD OF THE HYKISSCSALMO MYKISS ~ALBllN KAMCHATKA. J ICHTHYOL 12(2):282-291 0 ,

1510 TSVETKOV,Vl 1PAVLOV.DS tNEZOOLIY,VK.IQ72.CHANGES OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE LETHAL TO YOUNG OF SOHE FRF.SHWATER F!SH.J ICHTHYOL 12(2):307•318 ••

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1512 MAKSIMOV,VA.1q72.SOME DATA ON THE ECOLOGY OF THE KAMCHAT~A TROUT CSALMO MYKISS WALBl FROM THE UTKHOLOK RIVER.J ICHTHYOL 12(5):7SQ•7bb ••

1513 KOLESNIK,YA.lq72.SOME QUESTIONS RELATING TO GROWTH ANO METABOLIC RATE IN ANIHALS.J ICHTHYOL 12C5l:8b0•8b3,.

1514 YAR2HOMAEK,AA 1MASLENNIKOVA,NV.1q72.THE DYNAMICS OF FREE AMINO ACIOS IN THE EMBRYOGENY OF THf SEA TWDUT (SALMO TRUTTA Ll AND THE BELUGA (HUSO HUSO Ll.J ICHTHYOL 12C5)18b8•871,.

1515 NEPROSH!N,AY.lq7Q.THF. ACOUSTIC BEHAVIOUR OF SOME FAR EASIERN SALHON IN THE SPAWNING PERIOD.J ICHTHYOL 14Cllt1Sq•157,.

1516 GULIDOV,MV,IQ7n,THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT OXYGEN CO~DITIOhS OURJNG INCU~ATION ON THE SURVIVAL jND $0Mf OF THE nfvELOP~E~IAL CHAHACTERISTICS OF THE Vf?KHOVA CLEUCASPIUS OELINEATUSl IN THE E~HRYONIC PERIOO,J ICHTHYOL 14C3l1Jq3.3q1 ••

' 1517 SUKHANOV,VV.1970.A MATHE~ATICAL MODEL OF THE SE~SONAL DYNAMICS OF WEIGHT INCREASE IN JUVENILE SOCKEYE CONCORHYNCHUS NFRKA),J ICHTHYOL 14(0)1 491•4qi, ••

1518 "EIS,JS 1PERL~UTTER,A.lqb6.TECHNIQUE FOR HJCROINJECTl~G MATERIALS INTO THE EGGS OF FISHES.TRA~S AM FISH SOC 9bC1lt57•bO ••

1519 NILSSON,N•A.19bb,FOOD SEGREGATION BETWEEN SALMONIO SPECIES IN NORTH S"EDEN.REP lhST FRESHWATER RES OROTTNINGHOLM 4bt5~•78 ••

1520 NEAVE,NM tOILWORTH,CL tEALES,JG :SAUNOERS,RL.196~.AOJUSTHENT OF BUOYANCY IN ATLANTIC SALMON PARR IN RELATION TO CHANGING WATER VELOCITY,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23Ct0l11617•1b20 ••

1521 JAHN,LA,19bb.OPEN•WATER MOVEMENTS OF THE CUTTHROAT TROUT CSALHD CLARKil

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1521 IN YELLOWSTONE LAKE AFTEH DISPLACEMENT FROM SPAWNING STREAMS,J FISH RES 80ARD CAN 23CIOltl475•1485,,

1522 FRANK,S,!9b6,A CONTRIBUTION TO THE GROWTH OF SEA TROUT (SAL~O TRUTTA TRUTTA L 1758) IN POLANO,VESTNIK CESK SPOLECNOSTI ZOOL 30(1):1••21,,

1523 8LACK1EC 1K!RKPATRJCK10 ITUCKfR,HH,1966,0XYGEN OISSOCIAT!ON CUHVES OF THE BLOOD OF LANOLOCKfO SALMON CSALMO SALAR S~RAGO) ACCL!~ATEO TO SUMMER ANO WINTER TE~PERATURES,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23(10)11~81•15,b,,

1524 ALA8ASTER,JS :DO•NING,AL.\966,A FIELD ANO LA~ORATORY INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS Of HEATED EFFLUENTS ON FISH,FISH INVEST MINIST AGRIC FISH FOOD (GBl SER I SEA FISH 6(4)11•42,,

1525 PAVLOV,OS,\96b,ATT!TUOE OF THE FISH YOUNG TO THE WATER STREA~, ANO ORIENTATION JN THIS LATTER,lOOL l" 45(b):891•896,(ENGLISH SUM~ARY ONLY),

1526 LOWRY,GR,1900,PROOUCTION ANO FOOD OF CUTTHROAT TROUT IN THRFE OREGON COASTAL STREAMS,J ~ILOL MANAGE 30(4):754•7b7,,

1527 HEMPEL,G.1965,FECUNOITY ANO EGG SIZE IN RELATION TO THE fNVIRON~ENT,tNT COMM NORTHWEST ATL FISH SPEC PURL b:687•b90,.

1528 GULLANO,JA,IQb5,SURVIVAL OF THE YOUNGEST STAGES OF FISH, AND ITS RELATIO~ TO YEAR•CLASS STRENGTH.INT COMM NORTHoEST ATL FISH SPEC PUKL b!3b3•37!,,

1529 BLAXTER,JHS,1965.EFFECT OF CHANGE Of LIGHT INTENSITY ON FISH.INT COMM NORTHwEST ATL FISH SPEC PUBL bl647•bbl,,

153~ 8AKSHTANSKY,El,JQ~5,THE !~PACT Of THE ENVIPO~~E'I TAL FACTORS ON SURVIVAL OF THE fAR EASTERN YOUNr. SALMON DURING THE ACCLIMATIZATIQN or THE LATTER IN THE NORTHWEST PART OF THE USSR.INT COMM NORTHN~ST •TL FISH SPEC PU8L 61477•479,,

1531 NISHIYAMA,T,JQ65.A PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE EFFECT Of HYOROSTATIC PRESSURE ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF SO~E FISH.BULL fAC FISH HOKKAIDO IJNIV 15(4)1213•214.,

1532 ~OOOHEAO,A0,1966.EFFECTS Of THYROID DRUGS ON THE LARVAE Of THE BQOWN TROUT, SALMO TRUTTA,J ZOOL PROC ZOOL SOC LONDON \49(3)139~·•13,,

1533 8LACK,£C 1MANNING,GT :HAYASHl,K,19bb,CHANGES IN LEVELS OF HEHOGLORIN, OXYGEN, CAR~ON n1ox10£, PYRUVATE ANO LACTATE IN VENOUS 8LOOO Of RAl~aow TROUT CSALHO GA!RONERil OURING ANO FOLLOwl~G SEVERE MUSCLE ACTIVITY,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23Cbl1783•795,.

1534 NORTHCOTE, JG iLORZ,H~.1966,SEASONAL ANO DIEL CHANGES IN FOOD OF ADULT KOKANEECONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) IN NICOLA LA~E, BRITISH COLUM~IA,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 23(8):1259•1263,,

•

I I I

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1535 HARTIN,NV.lqbb.THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FOOD HABITS IN THE BIOLOGY, EXPLOITATION ANO MANAGEMENT OF ALGONtlUIN PARK, ONTARIO, LAKE TROUT.TRANS AH FISH soc q5(4)tGl5•422 ••

153b SEOLAR,J.lq65.THE BROOK TROUT, SALVELINUS fONTINALIS (MITCHILL 1615) IN 8EBRAVY LAKE IN SLATINKA.ZOOL L!STY 14(1)164•65 ••

1537 WICKETT,~P.1q75.MASS TRANSFER THEORY AND THE CULTURE OF FISH EGGS. ADAMS 0•AIEDlCHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS OF AQUEOUS GAS SOLUTIONS THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY olNC.,PRINCETON1419•4 34 ••

1536 CAL~ERONoEG.1965.THE RAISING OF RRO~N TROUT AND RAINBOW TROUT IN WATER AT HIGH TEMPfRATU~ES.STUD REV GEN FISH COUN HEOIT 30 SUPPL 111•33 ••

153q GROOT,C . 1965.0N THE ORIENTAT!O~ OF YOUNG SOCKEYE SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA) DURING THEIR S~A~ARO MIGRATION OUT OF LAKES . ijEHAVIOUR SUPPL 14: 1-1qa ••

1540 • NIKOL'SKAYA,JS.19b5 0 0XYGEN UPTAKE BY NEVA SALMON fMBRYOS DURING THE INCUBATION PERIOD.VOP I~HTIOL 5(4):742•747 ••

1541 SAKU~.o<.1965.CHANGES IN GAMETOGENESIS ANO IN THE SEXUAL CYCLE OF PINK SALMON OUTSIDE THE LIMITS OF THEIR NATURAL OISTRIBUTIONS . VOP IKHTJOL 5(4) I b39•651. •

1542 JOHNSON,MG . lq67.SUMMER TEMPERATURE RELATIONS IN STREAM•FEO PONDS IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO.PROG FISH CULT 29(1)121 • 26 ••

1543 JUNGEoCO ILIBOSVARS~Y,J.1965.EFFECTS OF SIZE SELECTIV I TY ON POPULATION ESTIMATES RASEO ON SUCCESSIVE REMOVALS WITH ELECTRIC FISHING GEAR.ZOOL LISTY IGC2l1171•178 ••

154~ EVTYUKHOVA,BK.lqb5.EFFECT OF VARIOUS ENVIRONµENTAL FACTORS ON THE GROWTH RATE IN THE StA, THF FERTILITY ANO SIZE OF TkE EGGS OF THE BALTIC SALMON, SALMO SALAR.VOP I~HTJOL 5(2)1371 • 374 ••

1545 LANORUM,"J.lq66.8ILATERAL ASSYM~ETRY IN PAIRED MERISTIC CHARACTERS OF PACIFIC SALMON.PACIFIC SCI 20(2)1193•202 ••

1546 EVEREST,FH.1967.MIOGET BENTZEL CURRENT SPEED TU8E FOR ECOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS.LIMNOL OCEANOGR 12(1)1179•1 80 • •

1547 GIBSON,RJ.lq66.SOME FACTORS !NFLUE~CING THE OISTR!8UTIONS OF BROOK TROUT AND YOUNG ATLANTIC SALMON.J FISH RES ijOARD CAN 23<12)tl977•1960 ••

1546 POWER0G.IQ6b 0 ANALYS!S OF THE ~OVE~ENT ANO GROWTH Of JUVENILE BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS FONTINAL!Sl FROM ROTENONE COLLECTIONS TAKEN IN THE NA81SPI RIVER AND VICINITY, QUEBE~.CAN FIELD NATUR R0(4l1213•223 ••

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1549 MCCART,P.1967.REHAVIOUR AND ECOLOGY OF SOCKEYE SALMON FRY IN THE BAijINE RIVER.J FISH RES BOARO CAN 24(2)1375•428 ••

1550 ARMSTRONG,RH 1M0HTON,WM.l9b9.REVISED ANNOTATED RIRLIOGRAPHY ON THE DOLLY VARDEN CHAR.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME RES REP 7tl•I08 ••

1551 LUKINA,OV.19bb.PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS OF PACIFIC SALMON TO THE LIVING CONDITIONS IN THE EXTREME NORTH.VOP IKHT!OL bC2l13bb•l74 0 (PUSSIAN ONLY) .

1552 OAY,OE.19bb.POPULATION STRATIFICATION ANO HOMING BEHAVIOUR IN JUVENILE COHO SALMON (0 KISUTCH) 0 WASH OEP FISH FISH RES PAP 2(4):75•79 ••

1553 JOHNSON,RC.19b6.THE EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL CIRCULATION ON PRODUCTION OF A THERMAL LY STRATIFIED LAKE.•ASH OtP FISH FISH RES PAP 2(4):5•15 ••

1554 RABE,Fh.19b7.AGE ANO GROWTH OF RAINBOW TROUT IN FOUR ALPINE LAKES. NORTHWEST SCI 41Cll:l2• 22 ••

1555 SOMMAN!,E.1965.TROUT RREEOING IN LACUSTR!NE SURROUNO!NGS.BOLL PESCA PISCICOLT IOR!OHIOL 20(2):!•9•152.CENGL!SH SU~HARYl.

1556 COLE,H 18AR~Y,O :FREAR,OEH :ARAOFORO,A.19o7.0DT LEVELS IN FISH, STRf.A~S, STREAM SEOI~ENTS ANO SOIL BEFORE ANO AFTER DOT AERIAL SPRAY APPLICATION FOR FALL C•NKER~ORM IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANlh.BULL ENVIRON CONTAM TOXICOL 2Ul1127•1Ub ••

1557 KORZHENKO,VP.19bb.CH~NGES I~ THE AMINO ACID COMPOSITION Of THE GONADS OURING OVO• A~D SPERMATnGENES!S IN ONCORHYNCHUS KETA WALB.OOKL AKAO NAUK SSSR 171(1)1237•239 .(RUSSJA~ ONLY) .

155& MASON,J• 1RRYNILOSON,OM 1DEGURSE,Pf.lqb7.COMPARAT!VE SUPV!VAL OF •!LO ANO DOMESTIC STRAINS OF 8ROOK TROUT IN STREAMS.TRANS AM FISH SOC 9b(3)1 31J•ll9.,

1559 SOIN,SG.19bb.DEVELOPMENT, TYPES OF STRUCTURE ANO PHYLOGfNESIS OF THE VASCULAR SYSTEM Of THE VITELLINE SAC IN FIS~ E~BRYOS, Ff.RFORM!NG RESPIRATORY FU~CTION.ZOOL ZH U~(9)11382•1397.CE~GLISH SUMMARY).

1560 KOLCAEV,AM.!Qbb.EfFECT OF THE CDNOIT!ONS Of DEVELOPMENT ON THE FAT METABOLISM OF EMRRYOS ANO LARVAE Of THF A~UR AUTllNN CHUM, ONCORHYNCHUS KETA !NFRASPECIES AUTUMNAL!S BERG.VOP IKHTIOL b(2J:QOl·U05.CRUSSIAN ONL Yl.

15bl ROBERTSON.OH tK RUPP,MA 1THOMPSON,N 1THO~AS,SF 1~ANE,S.l9bb.8LOOO PRESSURE AND HEART WEIGHT IN IMMATURE ANO SPAWNING PACIFIC SALMON.AMER J PHYSIOL 2IOC5Jt957•9b4.,

1562 HE!SER,DW.t9bb.AGE ANO GROWTH OF ANADROMOUS DOLLY VARDEN CHAR SALVELINUS

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1562 HALMA(wAL8AUM) IN EVA CREEK,BARANOF ISLANO,SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA.ALASKA OEP FISH GAME RES REP!REP NO UNKNOWNl11•2q,,

1563 STRASOINE,GA 1RAZZELL,wE.1q10.ACIO LEACHING POTENTIAL OF ROCK FORMATIONS SURROUNDING BABINE LAKE, BC.FISH RES BOARD CAN TECH REP 41511•33 ••

1564 KERSWILL,CJ.IQ67.STUOIES ON EFFECTS OF FOREST SPRAYING WITH INSfCTICIOES, 1952•63, ON FISH AND AnUATIC INVERT[ijRATES IN NfW RRUNS~ICK STREAMS: INTRODUCTION ANO SUMMARY,J FISH RES SOARD CAN l4(4l1701•706 ••

1565 KEENLEYSIDE,MHA,1967.EFFECTS OF FOREST SPRAYING WITH OOT IN NE~ 6RUNSWICK ON FOOD OF YOUNG ATLANTIC SALMON,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(4)1807•822 ••

1566 ELSON,PF.lq67.EFFECTS ON WILD YOUNG SALMON OF SPRAYING DDT OVER NEW BRUNSWICK FORESTS,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(4)1731•767 ••

t5o7 MCNEIL,•J.1967,RANOOMNESS IN DISTRIBUTION Of PINK SALMON REDDS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(7)11629•1634,,

1568 JAVAIQ,HY :ANDERSO~,JM.lq67,INFLUENCE OF STARVATION ON SELECTED TEMPERATURE Of SOME SALMON!DS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(7):1515•1Slq ••

1569 JAVAIQ,MY !AN0ERSON,JM.lqb7.THERMAL ACCLIMATION ANO TEMPERATURE SELECTION IN ATLANTIC SALMON, SALMO SALAR, ANO RAINBOW TROUT, S GAIRONtRl.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(7):1507•151J ••

1570 QAORI,SU,1967,MORPHOLOGICAL COMPARISO~S OF THREE POPULATIONS OF THE LAKE CHAR, CHJSTIVOMER NAMAYCUSH, FROM ONTARIO ANO MANITOBA,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 24(o):l•07•1411 ••

1571 FRY,DH.lq67.A 1q55 QECORO OF PINK SALMON, ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA, SPAWNING JN THE RUSSIAN RIVER.CALIF FISH GAME SJ(Jl:?I0•211,.

1572 HILTl8RAN,HC.lq67,EFFECTS OF SOME HER81CIDES ON FERTILIZED FISH EGGS AND FRY, TRANS A~ f ISH SOC q6(4)1414•41b,,

1573 COOPER.EL,lq67.GROWTH AND LONGfVITt OF 8ROOK TROUT iSALVELINUS FONTJNALJS) IN POPULATIONS SURJECTEO TO LIGHT EXPLOITATION.TRANS AM FISH soc 96(4)1383•386.,

1574 EGOROVA,TV.196~.EXPER!Mf.NT OF FORECASTING SIZE Of SPAWNING STOCKS Of ONCORHYNCHUS NEff~A JN T~E ~ASIN OF THE OZERNAYA RIVER, (KAHCHATKAJ.VOP lKHTIOL 6(3)1432••45,CRUSSIAN ONLYJ.

1575 POPESCU,E.lq73.A NEW M~T~OO FOR PQfPAR!NG THE ORY PITUITARY MATTER USED IN INDUCED FISH SPA~NING TECHNIQUES.(RUL CERCET PISCIC 30(3/4)1111•116, l971lf!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 271711•8.,

1576 SUYAMA,M IOCINO.C.1971.CHANGES IN CHEMICAL COMPOSITION DURING DEVELOPMENT

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1576 OF RAIN8DW TROUT EGGS.CN!PPON SUISAN GAKKA! - SHI 23(12):785-788,1958lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 185111-14 ••

1577 KINUMAKI TA1SUGil,K IIIOA,H ITAKAHASHI,T.1970.THf ADDITION OF FAT SOLUALE VITAMINS TO THE DIET OF PARFNT RAIN~Ow TROUT ~!TH PARTICULA~ RffERENCE TO ITS EFFECT ON THE VITAMIN LEVELS Of EGGS AND FRY.CRULL TOKAI REG FISH RES LAB 711133- lb0.1972)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SfR 310311 • 41 • •

1578 GfRASIHOV,VV.19b8.INTERACTION ANO RELATIONSHIP 8ETWEEN !NOJVIOU•LS IN A SCHOOL OF FISH. CSTRUKTllR• I O!Nl"'IO VOONYK'< SOOASl<Cl'ESTV 1 POPULYATSII: 152•1bb CPAPFR ll,19b7 R~SPUBLIKANSKII ~EZHVEODHSTVE~NY! saORNIK. SERIYA "BIOLOG!TA "'ORYA"JAKAO NAUK UKRA!NSKOI SSSR KIEV NAUKDVA DUMKAJFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 981:1 •?b.Cf~0'< "STRUCTURE AND DTNAHJCS Of AQUATIC COMMUNITIES ANO POPULATIONS"!.

1579 KARZ!NKIN,GSCEOJ 1MALYUKINA,GACEOl . 19h&.8EHAV10~ ANO SENSE ORGANS OF FISHCTAijLE OF CO~TENTS AND SllHMARlf.S) . (AKAO NAUK SSSR MINISTEHTVO RY8N KHOZ lKHTIOL KOM 134•142,19o7JF!SH RtS SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 106511-19 ••

1580 MfNSHUT~iN,VV.19b6 . THE FISH POPULATIO~ AS A FINITE AUTO~ATON (fROM • STRUCTURE A'llO DYNA~ICS OF All\IATIC CO'IMUf<ITIES AND POPlJLATIONS"l, (STRU~TllRA l OINAM!KA VOONYKM SOO~SHCHESTVI POPULTATSll 121167• 175,19b7l FISH RES 80AR0 CAN TRANSL S~H 98211 • 15 ••

1581 f0NTA!NE,'l.197J.ENOOCRI NE GLANDS AND VARIOUS fORHS OF FISH BEHAVIOUR.CTR TSENT~ LAB VOSP RYijN ZAP GLAY MRKH SSSR IQ721158•1bblFISH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER 28Q711•18 • •

1582 IEVLfVA,HY.1970.STATE OF PINK SALMON GONADS OURINC. THE SPA~~!NG MIGRATION IN THE SEA.CIZV TIKHOO~EA~ NAUCHNO- ISSLEO l~ST 1 RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR bQ: 5J-72.19b8lFISH RES AOARO CAN TRA~SL SER 1•2211 • 58 ••

1583 PODOUSNYl,AG.1972.0RIE~TATION OF FISHES.CEKOLOGICHESKAYA TOPOGRAflYA POPULYATS!I RYR V VOOOKHPAN!LlSHCHAKH, NAUKA PUBL, LENINGRAD, 197112Jl•25Q)f!SH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL SER 20b7:1-39 • •

1584 MAL!N!N,LK 1POOOURNYl,AG 1SvtRSKIJ,AH.1974 . TELEMFTRIC INVESTIGATION OF FISH 8EHAVIOUR.(MATERIALY VS ES SOVfSHCH •roRMIRO~ANIE I kEGULIROVANJE fSTESTVENNOl KORMOVOI 8A2Y !SKUSSTVENNYKH VODOEHbV" 286-287,1973lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 323211-3 ••

1585 POOOUBN Y!,AG.1972.MOVEMfNT OF SALWON TO SPAWNl~G GROUNOS.(EKQLOGICHESKAYA TOPOGRAFIYA POPULYlTSll RYR V VOOOKHRANILISHCHAKH, ~ AUKA PU8L, LENINGRAO, 19711208•217)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 206bll•2! • •

1586 k0KH~f~KO,LV.IQ73.fEATURfS OF THE FEEDING OF THE ARCTIC Cl'AR SALYELINUS ALPJNU$ CL) IN AZ8ACH'E LAKE.CIZV TIK~OOKEAN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO INST RTBN KH02 OKEANOGR 78:117•128,1970)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SEN 2G0bsl-24 ••

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1587 EGOROVA,TV.lq73.THE ABSENCE OF SEASONAL GROUPINGS IN SOCKE YE SA LMON Of THE BASTN OF THE OZERNAYA RIVER.CIZV TIKHOOKEAN NAUCHNO • ISS LEO INST RY8N KHOZ OKE ANOGR 781G3• 47,1970)F!SH RES 60ARO CAN TRANSL SER 2351 11• 12 • •

1588 SMETAN!N.~M tPOODUBNYI,AG.19 7G.STOCHASTIC DESCRIPTION OF THE BEHA VIOUR OF MIGRATORY FISH.CBIO VNUTR VOO INF 8YULL 18142• Q5,1973)FISH RES BOARD CAN TR ANSL SER 303111•7 ••

1589 PECHKURENKOV,VL 1TELYSHEV•.1G ISHEKHANOVA,JA.1974 . RESULTS or RESfARCH ON THE EFFECT OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO VARIOUS CONCENTRATIONS OF RAOIONUCLIOES ON THE EHBRYOGENES!S OF FISH . CTR VSES NAUCHNO • lSSLtO INST MORS K RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 85C3)19• 2o,1972)F!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SE~ 29o7 : 1• 28 ••

1590 OVCHINNIKOV,VV.1974 . BEHAVIOUR OF FISH IN A HOl'UGENEOllS DC F I ELD ANO THE PROBLEM OF OR!fNTATION.!VOP POVEOE~IYA RYB ATLANT!CH NAUCHND• ISSLEO INST RY8N KHOZ OKEANOGR 3bt40• Sl,1971)f!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 290911 • 18 • •

1591 TEN1VS.196~ . TROPH I C INTERACTIONS OF SIMPLE PREOATOR• PREY PAIRS AMONG AOUA Tl C ORGAN ISMS C FRO" I " STRUC TUR[ ANO OYN Al'ICS OF AQUATIC COM"'lJN IT !ES ANO POPULATIO~S"J.CSTRUKTURA I OlNA~l~A VODNYKH SOO~SCHCHESTV I POPULYATS!I 2116• 43,lqb7 SEN I YA R!CLOGIYA MONJA AKAD NAUK UKRAINSKOI SSR) FISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 972:1 • 37 • •

1592 SERG,M.1973 . SALMON LADDERS IN NOR THERN NORWAY.CFISK OG FISKESTELL 3: 2•52) FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 24Qbll • 67 ••

1593 SHIROTA,A . 1972 . STUOIES ON THE MOUTH SIZE Of FISH IN THE LARVAL ANO FRY STAGES . (NlPPON SUISAN GAKKAl SHI 3bC4l1353• 3b&,J970lFISH RES SOARD CAN TRANSL SER 197~:1 • J6 • •

1594 ZORRIO!,ZK.lq73 . DIET OF YOUNG COHO SALMON IN CERTAIN hATERS OF KA~CHATKA . CIZV TJKHOOKEAN N•UCHNO•ISSLEO INST RYBN K~OZ OKEANOGR 73:72• 87,1970)FISH RES 80ARO CAN TRANSL SER 2•9011 • 23 • •

1595 HE~KING,H , 1971 . INVESTIGATIONS OF SAL~ONIOAE w!TH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO SPECIFIC ANO RACIAL UUESTIONS CPART IIl.IRAPP P• V REUN CONS INT EXPLOR MER 73 11• 122,lq31)FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 182011 • 169 • •

159b BELOVA,AV.1973.aLOOD MORPHOLOGY OF PINK SALMON FRY 6RED IN THE URA•GU8 FISH FARM.CTR HURM MORSK RIOL INST 9 188• 94,1965)FISH RES 60ARO ' CAN TRANSL SER 2698 11• 17 ••

1597 PlTT(N,BG.1971.l~CREASEO PREDATION BY THE TORRENT SCULPIN COTTUS RHOTHEUS ON COHO SALMON FRY, ONCORHYNC~US KISUTCH• DURING MOONLIGHT NIGHTS.J FISH RES BOARD CAN 2811352• 1354 • •

1598 WlT l NABE1E IANDO,K . 1973 . CHANGES IN CHOLESTEROL IN DEVELOPING RAINBOW

• ! •

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1598 TROUT EGG, CRULL JAP SOC SCI fISH 38(7l1711•71S,!972lFISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 24b811•tl,,

1599 BILTON,HT :ROBI~S.GL.1973,THE EFFECTS OF STARVATION ANO SURSEQUE"T fEEOING ON SURVIVAL A~O GRO~TH OF FULTON CHANNEL SOCKEYE SALMON FRY (ONCORHYNCHUS ~ERKA),J FISH RES BOARD CAN 30tl•5 , ,

1600 KAMYSHNAYA,~S tSMATUNOVSKY,Ml,IQ70,L!PID COMPOSITION IN THE HUMPBACK SALMON IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT RIVERS ANO IN ACCLIMATIZED REGIONS, (VESTNIK MOSK U~IVERISTETA 24C2l:33•37,IQ6Q)F!SH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 141711•12 ••

1601 AKULJN,VN,IQJO,FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF MUSCLE PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF SOCKEYE SALMON, ONCORHY~CHUS vfRKA, AT VARIOUS STAGES OF ITS LIFE CYCLt,(ZH EVOL 8IOKHIM FIZIOL 5(4)1411•4!q,196QlFISH RES ROARO CAN TRANSL SEW 1471:1-A.,

1602 GALL,GAE,IQ6Q,QUANTITATIVE INHERITANCE ANO ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE OF RAINBOW TROUT.C!N) NEUHAUS,OW&HALV(H,Jf(fOSlFISH IN RtSEARCH, ACADEMIC PRESS, NEW YORK1177•164,.

1603 OANGEL,JR :>'ACY,PT 1•1THLER,FC.1973.ANNOTATEO BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INTERSPEC!FIC HYBRIDIZATION Of FISHES OF THE SUtif AMILY SALMONINAE,US OEP COMMFR NOAA TECH MEM NMfS NwFC•l:\•48,.

1604 ZASOSOV,AV.IQ70.THEORT OF REPRODUCTION OF FISH STOCKS CfROM "BIOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE FISHING INDUSTNY ANO REGULATIONS Of MARINE FISHERIES "l.CTR VSES NAUCHNO•ISSLED INST RYBN KHOZ I OKEANOGR 67Cll:IOl•lll•l9bQ) FISH RES BOARD CAN TRANSL SER 1538:1•17,,

1605 ARMSTRONG,RH.!QoS.so~E MIGRATOQY HARITS OF TH<. ANADROMOUS OOLLY VARDEN SALVELINUS ~ALMA (hALSAUM) IN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA,ALASKA OEP FISH GAME RES REP 3:1•3b,,

1606 HARTMAN,GF :GALBQAJTH,DM.1970,!HE REPRODUCTIVE ENVIRONMENT Of THE GERRARD STOCK RAl•BOW TROUT.BC DEP RECR CONSERV FISH WILOL FISH MANAGE PUBL 151 1•51 ••

1607 POWER,G,19b6.0~SERVAT!ONS ON THE SPECKLED TROUT CSALVELINUS FONTINALISJ IN UNGAVA.~AT CAN (QUE) 93(3):187•19A,,

1608 ZOTIN,AJ,1966.CHANGE IN THE RATE OF PRODUCTION OF ENTROPY DURING EMBRTO~IC OEVELOPME•T ANO GRONTH,BIOPHYSICS USSR llC3l:o3S•b36,,

1609 ElNSELE,w.1965.PR08LE~S OF FISH•LARVAE SURVIVAL IN NATURE ANO THE REARING OF ECONO~!CALLY IMPGRTANT MIDDLE EUROPEAN FRES~WATfR FISHES.CALIF COOP OCEANIC FISH INVEST REP 10124•30,,

1610 CYKOWSKA,C 1WINNICKI,l.l972.EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE BALTIC

! ! . REF ~o

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N U M E R l C A L I N 0 E X ARTICLE

1610 SEA•TROUT,SALMO TRUTTA L,IN BUFFER SOLUTIONS.ACTA ICTHYOL PISCATOR!A 2(2) 13-13 ••

1611 NEUSTROEV.GV iPODYMAKH!N,VN,1966.0N THE RATE OF OfVELOPMENT Of SALMON (SALMO SALAR Ll ROE UNDER CONDITIONS OF RAO!OACTIVE POLLUTION OF THE HYDROSPHERE WITH SRqo AND yqo,RAOIOBIOLOGY 6(2):230•233 ••

1612 NEUSTROf.V,GV :POOYMA~H!N,VN.lq66.0N THE RESPIRATION Of SALMON ROE !SALMO SALAR L) UNDER CONDITIONS OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION OF THE WATER. RADIOBIDLOGY b(ll1181 • 183 ••

1613 fEDOROVA,GV.lqb5.PENETqATION OF C IQ INTO FISH ROE AND LARVAE OF AUTUMN•SPAWNING FISH,RAOIOBIOLOGY 5(5)186•90 ••

1614 HANE,S :ROAERTSO~,OH :WEXLER.BC :~RUPP,HA.lq66.AORENOCOPTICAL RESPONSE TO STRESS AND ACTH IN PACIFIC SAL~O~ (ONCORHYNCHUS TSCHA•YTSCHA) ANO STEELHEAD TROUT (SALMO GAIRDNEHJll AT SUCCESSIVE STAGES IN THE SEXUAL CYCLE.ENDOCRINOLOGY 78!Ql:7ql•80n,,

1615 YUROV!TSKIY,YG.lq65.EMRRYON!C DEVELOPME~T OF FISH UNn~R VARIOUS OXYGEN CONOIT!ONS.ZH OSSHCH 8IOL 26(1)163• 73.!ENGL!SH SUMMARY ONLY),

1616 ROMASHOV,OD :BELYAEVA,VN.lqbb.ON THE CONSERVATTON Of RADIATION DAMAGE TO THE CHROMOSOMES IN FISH EM~~YOGENESIS . SOV GE~ET 2(Ql:l • IO.,

1617 CUERR!ER,JP 1KE!TH,JA :STONE,E,lqb7.PRO~LEHS WITH DOT IN FISH CULTURE OPERATIONS.NAT CAN !OUF.) 9Q(ll1315• 320 • •

1618 LUTHER,W.1966.THE DEVELOPMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF f!SHES,FORTSCHR ZOOL 17l 313•3QO.(GfRMAN ONLY).

1619 ALLEN,KR.lqbq.LJM!TATIONS ON PRODUCTION IN SALMONIO POPULATIONS IN STREAMS.CINl NORTHCOTE,T,G.CEDlSYMPOS!UM O~ SALMON AND TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLAN LECTURES IN FISHERIES,UNlV,BC13•16,,

1620 CALAPRICE,JR. !q6q.PR00l'CT!ll~ ANO GENETIC FACTORS IN MANAGED SALMOl\llO PDPULAT!O~S.<IN) NORTHCOTE.T . G.<EOlSY~•os1u~ ON SALMON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS HR MAC~ILLAN LECTUR(S IN FISHERIES,U•IV.8C1377•388.,

1621 HALL.JO ILANTZ,RL,19bq.EFFECTS OF LOGGING ON THE HAR!TAT Of COHO SALMON AND CUTTH~OAT TROUT IN COASTAL STREAMS.!!Nl •ORTHCOTE,T,G,!ED)SYMPOSlU~ ON SALMON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS ~R MAC~ILLAN LECTURES IN FISHERIES UN!V ,8C il55•375 ••

1622 MCFADOEN,JT,lqb9,0YNAM!CS ANO REGULATION OF SALMONIO POPULATIONS IN STREAHS,C!Nl NORTHCOTf,T.G.<EO)SYMPOSIUM ON SALMON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLAN LECTURES IN F!SHER!ES,UNIV.8CC313•329,.

1623 HUNT,RL,lqo9.EFFECTS OF HABITAT ALTERATION ON PRODUCTION, STANDING CROPS

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1623 ANO YIELO OF BROOK TROUT tN LAnRENCE CREEK,wISCONSIN.CtN) NORTHCOTE,T.G. CEDlSYMPOSIUM ON SALMON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLAN LECTU~ES IN FISHERIES,UNIV,8C:281•312.,

1624 SMITH,S8.19o9 0 REPROOUCTIVE ISOLATION IN SUMMER ANO WINTER RACES OF STEELHEAD TROUT.(IN) NOQ THCOTE,T.G.CEDlSYMPOSIUM ON SALMON AND TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLAN LECTURES IN FISHERIES,UNIV.BCl21•38 ••

1625 MCCART,P,1969,0IGGING BEHAVIOUR OF ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA SP•nNING IN STREAMS AT BABINE LAKE, SRITISH COLUMBIA.(IN) NORTHCOTE,T.G.CEDlSYMPOSIUM ON SALMON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLAN LECTURES lN FISHERIES,UN IV.BC: ]9•51 ••

1626 HARTMAN,GF,t9b9.REPROOUCT!VE BIOLOGY OF THE GERRARD STOCK RAINAOW TROUT. (tN) NORTHCDTE,T.G,(EDlSYMPOSIUM ON SALMON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLAN lECTU~ES IN FISHERIES,UNIV,BC:53•b7 ••

1627 BAMS,RA,1969.AOAPTATIONS OF SOCKEYE SALMON ASSOCIATED ~ITH INCUBATION IN STREAM GRAVELS, CINI NORTHCO TE,T.G.CEOlSYMPOSIUM ON SALMON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS HR HACMILLAN LECTURES IN FISHERIES,UNIV.BC:71-87 ••

1628 OILL,LM.19o9.THE SUB•GRAVEL BEHAVIOUR OF PACIFIC SALMON LARVAE.C!Nl NORTHCOTE,T.G.<EDlSYMPOSIUM ON SAL~ON ANO TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLAN LECTURES IN fISHERIES,UN!V.BC18q•99,,

1629 MCNEIL,WJ,1969,SURVIVAL OF PI~K ANO CHUM SALMON EGGS AND ALEVINS,CIN) NORTHCOTE,T,G.CEO)SYMPOSIUM ON SALMON AND TROUT IN STREAMS HR MACMILLA~ LECTURES IN FISHERIES,UNIV,BC1101•117 ••

1630 FRASfR,FJ,1969.POPULATION OF.~SITY EFFECTS ON SURVIVAL ANO GROWTH OF JUVENILE COHO $ALMON ANO STEF.LHEAO TROUT IN EXPERIMENTAL STREAM CHANNELS. (IN) NORTHCOTE,T.G.CEDlSYMPOSIUM ON SALMON &NO TROUT IN 8TREAMS HR MACMILLAN LECTURES IN F!SHERIES,U~IV.RC:2S3•266 ••

1631 SAVOST'YANOVA,GG.1969,MASS SELECTION IN TROUT BREEOING,CGENETIKA 5C7ll 59•67lSOV GENET SC7l189o-902 ••

1632 LINOSTROM,T :FAGERSTROM,A :GUSTAFSON,KJ,1970.FISHING PRESSURE, GROWTH AND RECRUITMENT IN A SMALL HIGH MOUNTAIN LAKE.REP INST FRESHWATER RES OROTTNINGHOL~ 501100•132 ••

1633 VAHS,W IZfNNER,H.1965,0ER EINFLUSS VON ALKALl•UNO ERDALKAL!SALZEN AUF DIE EM6RYONALENT>!CKLUNG OER REGENBOGENFORELLE,ROUX' ARCH!V ENTWICKLUNGSMfCH ORG 156(1)196•100,(GERMAN ONLY),

1634 SAUNOERS,LH :POWER,G.1969.THE ARCTIC CHAR, SALVELINUS ALPINUS (LINNAEUS), OF MATAMEK LA~E, QUEBEC.NAT CAN (QUEl 961919•9!4,,

1635 HARVEY,HH,1966,COMMfNCEMENT OF FEEDING IN THE SOCKEYE SALMON

I

r

RE~ NO

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1635 (ONCDRHYNCHUS NERKA).VERH tNTERNAT VEREIN LIMNOL lbll04Q•IOSS ••

1636 NORRIS,DO IGORBMAN,A.lqbS.RADIOTHYROIOECTOMY Of LARVAL STEELHEAO TR OUT . PROC SOC EXP BIOL MED 11911205•1207 ••

1637 HAZAWA,Y.1971.AN ESTIMATION OF THE MINIMUM LEVEL OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN WATER REQUIRED FOR NORMAL LIFE OF FISH.BULL JAP SOC SCI FISH 37(4)1 213•276,.

1636 HOfFMAN 1 GL SR 1HOfFHAN,GL JR.1972,STUOIES ON THE CONTROL OF ~HIRLING DISEASE (MYXOSOMA CERERRALJS) I THE EFFECTS OF CHEMICALS ON SPORES IN VITRO, ANO OF CALCIUM OXIDE AS A DISINFECTANT IN SIMULATED PONOS.J WILOL DIS 8C1)1Qq.53.,

1639 LUQUET,P IDURA NO,G.lq70.EVOLUTION OE LA TENEUR EN ACIDES NUCLEIQUES OE LA MUSCULATURE EPAXIALE AU COURS OE LA CRO!SSA~CE CHEZ LA TRUJTE ARC•EN•CIEL CSALMO GA!RONtRIIlr ROLES RESPECTIFS OE LA MULTIPLICATION ET OU GRANOISSEMENT CELLULAIRES ,ANN ~IOL ANIM 8JOCHEH HIOPHYS 10(31:481•492. (ENGLISH SUHMARY),

1b40 KLEIN,C.19b7.ETUDE DU OEVELOPPEMEN! DU SYSTE~E HYPO THALAMO•HYPOPHYSAIRE CHEZ LE SAUMON SALMO SALAR L.GEN COHP ENOOCRINOL 8(2)!3b8•377.(ENGl!SH ABSTRA CT) .

1641 MEAO,RW 1WOOOAL L, WL.lq6e.coMPAR!SON OF SOCKEYE SALMON FR1 PRODUCED BY HATCHERI ES, ARTIFICl~L CHA~NELS ANO NATURAL SPAWNING AREAS.INT PACIFIC SALMON FISH COMM PROG REP 20:1•41.,

1642 SMITH,JB.1970.STUOIES OF MET480l!S• IN EMRRYONIC OEVELOPNENT, IV PROTEIN S1NTHESIS IN MITOCHO~ORIA ANO RIROSOMES OF UNFERTILIZED ANO FERTILIZED TROUT EGGS.INT J BIOCHEM 1(2)1191•197,.

1643 MCGREGOR,JF :Nf•C0MRE,H8.196R.~AJOR MALFORMATIONS IN TROUT EMBRYOS IRRAO!ATEO PRIOR TO ACTIVE ORG~NOGENESIS .RAO!AT RES 35(2):282•300 ••

1644 ELLER,LL,1971.HISTOPATHOLOGIC LESIONS IN CUTTHROAT TROUT (SALMO CLAR~!) EXPOSED CHRONICALLY TO THE INSECTICIDE ENORIN.AMER J PATH b41321-33b ••

1645 SCHMIOT,PJ 1MITCHElloBS :SMJTH,M 1TSUYUKl,H.19b5.PITUITARY HORMONES OF THE PACIFIC SALMON I RESPONSE OF r.n~AOS I N IMMATURE TROUT (SALMO GAIRONERI) TO EXTRACTS OF PITUITARY GLA~OS FROM ADULl PACIFIC S~LMON (ONCORHYNCHUS).GEN CO~P ENOOCRINOL 511q7-?0b ••

1646 IVLEV,VS.1965.0N THE QUANTITATIVE RELATIONSHIP 8ET~EEN SURVIVAL RATE OF LARVA~ AND THEIR fOOO SUPPLY.6ULL MAJ H BIOPHYS 27CSPECIAL ISSUEll 215-222 ••

1647 JENKINS,RM.19b5.61BLIOGRAPHY ON RESERVOIR FISHERY BIOLOGY IN NORTH

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N U M E R I C A L I N 0 E X REF 110 A R T I C L E

1647 AMERICA.US FISH w!LOL SERV RES REP 6Atl•57,.

1648 WATER RESEARCH CENTRE.lq74.FISH ANO WATER QUALITY CRITERIA.WATER RES CENTRE NOTES ON WATER POLLUTION 65(JUNE)ll•G,.

1649 POY,A.1q75.0N THE BEHAVIOUR Of LARVAE OF TELEOST FISHES AT HATCH!NG ,(6ER OT WISS ~OHM HEERESFORSCH 21c1-•>1J77•3q2,1q7o)FISH RES BOARO CAN TRANSL SER JS1q1l•JO ••

1650 ROSSl,A 1PALOMBI,F,\q72,THE DEVELOPMENT Of THE VASCULAR SAC IN TELOSTEI SAL~O GAIRONERI ANO ANGUILLA ANGUILLA.ACTA EHBRYOL EXP 2:271,C!TALIAN ONLY).

1651 HAGENMAIER,HE tWILHELM,R.1972,HATCHING PROCESS JN FISH I THE STRUCTURE OF THE EGG SHELL ANO ITS CHANG£S DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GERM IN THE TROUT (SALMO TRU!TA FARJO LJ.EXPERIENTIA (BASEL) 28(5J:60S•607,(£NGLISH SU'4MARY),

1652 COROOILOV,YN.1971.CHANGE IN RADIO RESISTANCE OF SDMf SALMON SPECIES IN THE EARLY STAGES OF EMBRYONIC OEYELOPMENT ,RAOI06!0LOG!YA ll(&):QJO•q]a, (RUSS l AN ONL Yl.

1651 BELCHEVA,R :O!HCHEYA•GROZOANOVA,L 1TOPASCHKA,M.lq71.CYT0•GENETIC ANO EMBRYOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE RA!NROW TROUT, SAL~O IRIOEUS GIBB, AFTER IRRADIATION Of THE P4TE~NAL GA~ETE3 WITH UV LIGHT.GOO SOFll UNIV BIOL FAK KN I ZOOL fIZ!OL 610KH!M ZH!V 65:1•1•155.CRUSSIAN ~!TH GERMAN ABSTRACT),

1654 NEYFAKH,AA :ASRAMO~A,NR,1q1a.R!OCHEM!CAL EMRRYOLOGY Of FISHES.CINI FlORKIN,M ANO SCHfER,R(EOS)CH~MICAL ZOOLOGY,ACADEM!C PRESS,NEW YQRK,VOL S CDEUTEROSTOHIANS, CYCLOSTONES AND FISHESl:261•266 ••

1655 PEASE,Bc.1q1a.EFFECTS OF LOG DUMPING ANO RAFTING ON THE MARINE ENV!RONMtNT OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA FINAL REPORT FOR PERIOD JULY 1, lq72• AUGUST 30, 1q73,us FOR SEWV GEN TECH REP PNw-2211-56 ••

1656 SHNAREV!CH,10 1SAKHNENKO,EG,1q72.THE EFFECT OF CAROTENOIO CONCENTRATION IN THE EGGS OF BROUK AND ~A!NBOW TROUT DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR FRY, 810L NAUK! 15(12)120•21,.

1657 ANSTEE,OJ 1HULT,POJ 1PAROOE,GI.1q73,AGGLUTINS FROM FISH OVA DEFINING BLOOD GROUPS R ANO P,VOX SANG 251]47•360,.

165& AH!RANTE,GA,lq72.IMMUNOCHEM!CAL STUO!ES ON RAINBOW TROUT CSALMO GAIRONERII RICH) LIPOVITELLIN.ACTA EMBRYOL EtP 1972CSUPPLlt373•363.,

lb59 OLSfN,JC,IQ68.PHYSICAl ENVIRONMENT ANO ECG DEVELOPMENT IN A MAINLAND BEACH AREA ANO AN ISLAND BEACH AREA OF IL!AMNA LAKE.UNIV WASH PUBL f!SH

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lb59 NEW SER 31171•195.,

lbbO YAMAUCHI,T :COLOSERC,E,1974,ASYNCHRONOUS EXPRESSION OF CLUCOSE•6• PHOSPHATE DEHYOROCENASE IN SPLAKE TROUT EMBRYOS.DEV BIOL 39(1)163•68 ••

lbbl RYBOCK,JT 1HORTON,Hf IFESSLER,JL,1975,USE OF OTOL!THS TO SEPARATE JUVENILE STEELHEAO TROUT FROM JUVENILE RAINBOW THOUT,US NATL MAR FISH SERV FISH BULL 73(3):654•659,,

lbb2 BRETON,8 IMENEZO,Y 18ILLARO,R,!974.MISE EN EVJOENCE DE GUELUUES ENZYMES DANS LE SPEHM OE LA CARPE CCYPRINUS CARPIO Ll ET DE LA fRUITE (SALMO GAIRONERI RICHA~OSON) ET DANS LE LIQUIDE COELOMIUUE DE LA TRUITE.C R HEBO SEANCES ACAD SC! SER 0 SCI NAT 278(9)11285•12A8.CFRENCH ONLY).

16b3 GRJM,M,1973.0RIGIN OF THE MUSCLE BLASTEMAS IN THE OEVELOP!NG PECTORAL FIN OF THE RAINROW TROUT, SALMO GAIRDNER! ,FOLIA MORPHOL (PRAGUE) 2112): 197•199.,

1664 PHILLIPS,RW 1LANTZ,RL :CLAIRE,EW :MORING,JR,1975,SOME EFFECTS OF GPAVEL MIXTURES ON EHERGf.NCE OF COHO S~LMON ANO STEELHEAO TROUT FRY, TRANS AM FISH soc IO•C3l:•ol•4oo,,

1665 ATCHISON.CJ :JOHNSON,HE.1975.THE DEGRADATION OF ODT IN BROOK TROUT EGGS ANO FRY.TRANS AM FISH SOC 104(0)1782•784,,

1666 LEGGETT,JW,1Qo9.THE REPRODUCTIVE 8IOLOGY OF THE DOLLY VARDEN ~HAR SALVELINUS MALMA WAL8AUM,MSC TH€S!S, UNIV VICTORIA, VICTORIAlllOPP,.

1667 8JORNN,TC,19o6,SALM0N ANO STEELHEAD !NVESIIGATJO~SI SPAWNING AND EMERGENCE OF CHINOOK SALMON AS RELATED TO TEMPERATURE.IDAHO OEP FISH GAME PROJ F• 09•R•5 J08 COMPLETION RtP JOB 6126•29,,

1666 BJORNN,TC.1908.SALMON ANO STEELHEAD INVESTIGATIONS: EMeRYO SURVIVAL ANO EMERGENCE STUOIES.IOAHO DEP FISH GAME PROJ F•Q9•R•5 JOB COMPLETION REP JOB 6123•25 ..

1669 BJORNN,TC,1969,SALMON ANO STEELHEAO INVESTIGATIONS! SPAWNING ANO EMERGENCE OF CHINO OK SALMON AS RELATED TO TfHPERATURE.IOAHO DEP FISH GAME PROJ F•49·~·7 JOB COMPLETION REP J08 7tl2•1o,,

1670 BJ0RNN,TC,IQ69,SALN0N ANO STEELHEAO INVESTIGATIONS1 E~aRYd SURVIVAL ANO EMERGENCE STUOIES,IOAHO OEP FISH GAME PROJ F•49•R•7, JOB COMPLETION REP JOB 5tl•ll ..

1671 8JORNN,TC,1Qo9.SALMON AND STf.fLHEAO INYESTIGAT IONSi SPAWNING AND EMERGENCE OF CHINOOK SALMON AS ~ELATED TO TEHPERA TURE,!OAHO OEP FISH GAME PROJ F•49·~·6, JOS COMPLETION REP JOB 6142•51,,

1672 BJORNN,TC,1969,SALMON ANO STEELHE~O INVESTIGAT!ONS1 EMBRYO SURVIVAL ANO

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lb72 EMERGENCE STUDIES.IDAHO OEP f!SH GAME PROJ F•49•R•b, JOB COMPLETION REP JOB 0133•41 ••

1673 REINGOLO,M.1970.SALMON ANO STEELHEAO INVESTIGATIONSt THE RELATIONSHIP Of MAXIMUM WATER TEMPERATURES TO CHINOOK SALMON SPAwNING AREAS.IDAHO OEP FISH CAME PROJ F•49•R7 AND 8 JOB COMPLETION REP JOB 811•10 ••

1674 CHAPMAN,0~.19bb.f000 ANO SPACE AS REGULATORS Of SALMONIO POPULATIONS IN STREAMS.A~ER NAT 1001345•357 ••

1675 MORGAN,RP.1973.MARkINC FISH EGGS •ITH BIOLOGICAL STAINS.CHESAPEAKE SCI 14(4)1303•305 ••

167b EVEREST,fH.1973.ECOLOCY AND MANAGEMENT OF SUMMER STEELHEAO IN THE ROGUE RIVER.OREG STATE GA~E COMM FISH RES REP 7:1•48 ••

1677 LORZ,Hll.1970.ECOLOCY ANO MANAGEMENT OF BROWN TROUT IN LITTLE DESCHUTES RIVER.OREG WILOL COMM FISH RES REP 811•49,.

1676 HOGLUND,LB :ASTRANO,M,1973,P~EfERENCES AMONG JUVFNILE CHAR (SALVELINUS ALPI~US Ll TO l~TRASPfClf!C ODOURS •ND WATER CU~RENTS STUDIED WITH THE FLUVIARlUM TECHNIQUE.REP INST FRESHwATER RES, DROTTNI•GHOLM 53121•30 ••

I679 MILLER.CL ioGILVIE,nH,IQ7S .TEMPERATURE SELECTION JN BROOK TROUT (SALVELINUS fONTINALIS) fOLLO~lNG EXPOSURE TO ODT, PCS OR PHENOL.BULL ENVIRON CONTAM TOXICOL 14(5)1505•551 ••

1680 DAVIS,JC,lt75,MINIMAL DISSOLVED OXYGEN REQUIREMENTS OF AQUATIC LIFE WITH E~PHASIS ON CANADIAN SPECIES! A REVIE~.J FISH RES aOARO CAN 32(12)12295-2332 ••

I68I LEAR,~H.lt75.EVALUATION Of THE TRANSPLANT OF PACIFIC PINK SALMON (ONCORMYNCHUS GOR8USCHA) FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA TO NEWFOUNDLANO,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 32C12lt2343•235o,,

I682 EMERSON,K tRUSSO,RC :LUNO,RE 1THURSTON,RV.lt15.AQUEOUS AMMONIA EQUILIBRIUM CALCULATlONS: EFFECT OF PH ANO TEMPERATURE . J FISM RES BOARD CAN 32(12)12379•23~3 ••

1683 NARf,DM,1975,RELATION RETWEEN EGG SIZE, GPOWTH, ANO NATURAL MORTALITY OF LARVAL flSH,J FISH RES BOARD CAN 3ZC12)12503•2512 ••

1684 ATCHISON,GJ.1Q75,fATTY ACID LEVELS IN DEVELOPING BROOK TROUT (SALVELJNUS FONTINALlSl lGGS ' ANO FRY,J FISH RES HOARD CAN 32!12)12513• 2515,.

1685 STEIGENBERGER,L~ 1ELSON,MS 1BRUCE,PG IYOLE,YE,1975.NORTHERN YUKON fISMER!ES STLJO!ES 1•71•1974 VOLU~E 2 , CAN OEP f.NVIRON FISH MAR SERV NORTHERN OPERATIONS BR PAC REG PAC/T•75•231I•l•I ·~S.(CHAPTER ll,

I

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1686 KASATKINA,SV.1971.fFFECT OF STRONTIUM•90 & YTTR!UM•90 ON THE DEVELOPMENT ANO FUNCTIONING OF THE HATCHING GLANDS IN ATLANTIC SALMON.TR POLYARN NAUCHNO•ISSLED PROEKTIVNOGO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGR 29166•74. (ENGLISH TRANSL).

1687 POOYMAKH!N,VN.IQ71.SO~E OATA O~ THE OfPENOENCE OF DOSE EFFECT FOR EGGS OF ATLANTIC SALMON.TR POLYARN NAUCHNO•!SSLEO PROEKTIVNOGO INST MORSK RYBN KHOZ OKEANOGN 29131•35.CENGLISH TRANSL>.

1688 MIGALOVSKil,IP.1971.0EVfLOPMENT OF ATLANTIC SALMON EGGS UNDER CONDITIONS OF RAOIOACT!Vf. WATER POLLUTION WITH STRONTIUl'•qo, YTTR!llM•qo ANO CfR!UM• 144.TR POLYARN NAUCHNO•ISSLEO PROEKTIVNOGO INST MORSK RY8N KHOZ OKfANOGR 29116•30,CENGLISH TRANSL),

1689 POOYMAKHIN,VN.1971.RAOIOMETRIC ANO OOSIMETR!C CHARACTERISTICS Of EXPERIMENTS FOR DETERMINING THE INFLUENCE OF RADIOACTIVITY OF A ~ATER MEOIUM ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EGGS Of THE ATLANTIC SALMON.TR POLYARN NAUCHNO•ISSLED PROEKTIVNOGO INST MORSK RY~N KHOZ OKtANOGR 2Qll13•132. (ENGLISH TRANSL>.

1690 HEIMER,JT.19~5.A SUPPLEMENTAL DOLLY VARDEN SPAWNING AREA.MSC THESIS, UNIV IDAHO 1•77 ••

1691 KOSK!,KV.197~.THE SURVIVAL ANO FITNESS OF TNO STOCKS OF CHUM SALMON CONCORHYNCHUS KETA) FROM EGG DEPOSITION TO F.HERGENCE IN A CONTROLLED-STREAM ENVIRO~~ENT AT BIG 8EEF CREEK.SEATTLE:UNIV WASH DOCTORAL DISSERTATION 1•210 ••

1692 8AGENAL,TB.lq67.A SHORT REVIEW Of FISH FECUNOITY.(INl Gf.RKTNG,SO!EOlTHE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF FRESHWATER FISH PRODUCTION,OXFORO,~LACKWELLl~q.111 ••

1693 PHILLIPS,Rh.lq71.EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT ON THE GRAVEL ENVIRONMENT ANO FISH PRODUCTIO~ .(INl MORRIS,JCEDlPROC SYMP FORfST LANO USES ANO STREAM ENV!P.ONME~T OREGON ST4TE UNIV164•74.,

1694 GAOGIL,M 1BOSSERT,wH.1970 0 L!FE HISTORICAL CONSEQUENCES Of NATURAL $ELECTION.AMER NAT 10411•24 ••

1695 EUR INLAND FISH ADVIS C0MM.lq70.WATER QUALITY CRITE~IA FOR EUROPEAN FRESHoATER F ISH1REPORT ON AMMONIA ANO INLANO fISHERIES.EIFAC TECH PAP llllV+l2PP ••

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AUTHOR INDEX

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A U T H 0 R I N C> E X

A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUMBERS

AAREFJORD,F 1007 A8AKUMOV , VA 155 1045 ABE,H 10 5 110 tt77 117R

ABE,S 84A ABRA"40VA , NB lb54 ACARA , AH 2b1 581

AOAMS,ES 549 AOEL'4AN 1 TR 5 0 4 AKHMEROV ,A K 6 0 93

AKIBA , T 1 1 1 AKtMOV,VA 1028 AKULIN , VN b2 1601

ALABASTER , JS 1524 ALDERDICE,DF 378 1420 ALEKSANORI ISK AVA, AV 126

ALEXANDER, OR 1365 ALEXANOER , GR 299 ALI,"4A 3 1 LI

ALJ,'4Y 24£1 ALLfN , GH 78 0 ALLEN,HE \147

ALLE'J,KR 273 345 1b1Q ALLEl\J , RL 36 5 ALLE~,RR 4 bS

ALLENOORF,F~ 12 63 ALTUKHOV , KA 14 59 AMENO,OF 288 473 483 493 526

AMES,wE 417 AMIRAl\JTE , GA 1658 ANDER SfN , B 292

ANOERSEN ', AC 89b 8C)8 ANDERSEN ,JK 144 0 ANOERSON ,A O 77

ANOERSON, E 1010

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A U T H 0 ~ J N I) E x

A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUF-48ERS

ANOERSQN,JM 1446 1568 1569 ANOERSON,R8 411 ANDERSON,RO 1148

ANOO,K 1438 1598 ANOREEV,VL 1276 ANOREl#S,cw 1400 1407 1443

ANOREWS,Jw b02 ANOREYEV,VL 14b3 1464 1496 ANSTEf:,OJ 1b57

ANTHO~Y,V 1087 ARK I "J, GF 1137 AR~OUR,CL 289

ARMSTRONG,FAJ 103b ARMSTRONG,R 1087 ARMSTRONG,RH 359 407 418 479 1550

1605

ARNOLO,nE 420 ARO,l(V 12 906 ARP,A 583

ARRIGNON,J 1113 1121 ASTAFEVA,AV 53 ASTRA~D,~ 1676

ASTUOILLO,V 1256 ATCHISON,GJ 1665 1684 ATHERTON,L"' 427 1262

ATl(l~SON,CE. 9 ATOOA,M 34q AULSTAD,D 238 49b 7 t" 1106 1107

AVERETT,RC 1161 AVERY,EL 1265 AYLES, GB 22s; 357 373 801

BACHOP,WE 873 AAGE"IAL,TB 78lJ 931 1300 1316 1320

1692 BAGSHAW,Jw 628

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A U T H 0 R REF E. RE NCE NUMAERS

BAHLS1LL 636 639 BAILEY,OD 76 77 BAILEY,JE 6 0 4 1351

BAILEY,JE CE O) 8 1 BAKER,PH 1295 BAKKALA , RG 453

BAKSioiTANSKII,E L 150 177 BAK$11TANSKY , EL 153() BALL.IR 10b0

BALL,RC 402 " 1 2 BALLARO,wW 11 SU 1182 1183 1186 11 87

119 0 1191 1:423 BAMS,RA 32 29b 342 370 484

799 804 8Bl 8Q9 139 0 1627

BANKS,JL 5 93 595 BANKS,JW 1323 SANNIER , V b80

BARACH,GP cn7 BARANOVA , SI 1Ub5 BA~ICA,J 108 5

BARNHART,RA 745 BARR,WA 88 9 BARRACLOUGH I 't4 E 429 91 0

BARRV,D 1S~b

BARSUl<,LN 19 9 BARTEL,R 1 1$9 1 2 1 1 1212 1240

AASASIBWAKI , P 365 BASULTO DE L c , s 1255 SASULTO,S 1256

BATEs,ow 711 712 717 BAU~,ET 268 BfAM,1-IG 717

AEAMISH,RJ 330 341 BEAR,G 1397 BECK,~B 32'£

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUMRERS

BECKER,CO 3qq BfDELL,G 527 BEHNKE,RJ 252 33b 3cn 499

BEININGEN,KT 509 12 1n BEL'"1AKOV,V$ 148 BELCHEVA,R 1653

BELL,GR 80 242 828 BELOVA,AV 143 1596 BELYAEVA,vr..i 1616

BEN'KA,KI 1459 BENESCH,R 10~6

BENOIT,OA 257 287 360

BENOIT,RF 419 BENSON,AA 7P.6 BEROYSHEV,GO 1035 1465

BERG,LS 173 BERG,'1 1592 BERG"1AN,HL 356

BERLIN, JD 1185 BERST,AH 225 302 1325 1362 8ERT"1AR,G 1298

BEVAN, DE 608 610 BIOGOOO,A 389 BIOGOOO,BF 302 376

BIENIARZ,K 661 1216 BILLARO,R 866 1119 1662 BJLTON,HT 260 441 760 773 797

803 815 901 902 905 909 912 913 917 920 925 1599

BILTON,T 881 1391 BIRMAN,16 1427 BISHQl',Ot.1 207

BJORNN,TC 589 1280 1667 1668 1669 1670 1671 1672

BLACK,EC 430 1523 1'533

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BLACKETT,R F 228 407 418 1023 1363 BLAIR,AA 1354 1448 BLANC,JM 231

BLAXTER,JHS 1s2q BLil\JOV,VV 160 171 BLOO~FIEL D ,R A 1148

BONO,CE 613 BONH4"4,K 253 424 BOOKE,HE 406

BOOHt, DE 1275 BOSE,RJ 1153 BOSSERT,wH 1694

BOUCl<,GR 402 412 BOULEKBACHE, H 670 677 1166 BOWEN,J T 524

BOYER,RL 568 SRAOFORD,A 1556 BRAf\Jt..ION,EL 363 647 1141

BRAUt-iN,JL 574 BRAU~,E 83 BREOER,CM 1243

BRETON,8 1662 BRETT,JR 9 4 4 1061 111)8 1127 1356 BRIUZGJN,VL 5 1

AROUGHTON, J H 508 683 720 8ROW'41\l,CJO 755 BROWtV,OA 971

BROW!'\l,RF 78 BRO~N,VM 787 BRUCE,PG 1685

BRUNGS,WA 511 591 592 BRYA~,C 870 BRYNILDSON , QM 332 1558

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A U T H O R REFERENCE NUMBERS

suoo,Jc 13b1 8UKHANEVICH1IB 197 BUl.ATOVICH,MA 1459

8Ul.GAKOVA,GI 176 BULl<L.!Y,RV 295 BULL.1CJ 1062

8UL.LOCK,GL 355 449 8URCK,~A 1417 BUROICK,GE 1344 1406

BURGNER,RL 337 622 BURNETT,RM 1348 BURNS,DC 748

BURNS,JW 245 267 739 741 BURROWS, RE 525 668 955 965 BURTON,OT 346

BUSHUYEV,VP 1495 BUSS,I( 570 1288 1395 BUSTARO,OR 900 1069 1070

BUXTON,GA 620 BUYENKO,VM 1431 BYRNE,JE 461 463 1281

CAlRNS,J 248 346 CALAPRICE,JR 265 354 772 781 1620 CALOERON,EG 1538

CAMERON,WM 885 886 CAMP8ELL1JS 1307 CANADA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT 74

CARLIN,8 97 CARLINE, RF 332 CARLSON,AR 297 371 546 597

CARLSON, CA 331 CARLSON,CP 449 CARPENTER,MR 1197

CARPENTER,SJ 497

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CARPEN TIER, M 1 l 1 9 CARSON, ..wG 886 904 908 1393 CARSON ,w V 90£1 908

CARTE R,~M 1171 CASTE LLA NI,LC 1 1 1 1 CAULF IELO,w 456

CEDARHOLM,CJ 42 CHA>.18ERS,VC 483 CHANC ONJE,M 1238

CHAP~AN ,OW 229 328 385 £194 b73 167"

CHASE , DL 543 CHEN ,TR 426 4 71

CHENO WETH,HH 1135 CHERN YAVSKII,VI 1073 CHILO ,AR 788

CHOE ,TS 1222 CHRIS TIE,wJ 757 CHUDO VA,ZI 12q

CLAIR E,EW 416 584 1664 CLARK E1 RM 1380 CLARK E,WC 495

CLARY , J R 560 CLAYTON , J G 545 CLINE ,TF 561

COBUR~ ,A 3 0 6 COHURN ,AS 7b0 602 806 COLBY ,O 1406

COLE, H 1556 COLGR OVE,GS 727 COLLINS, GB 457

COLLINS,JJ 239 1066 COLLINS, MD 628 COLLI S,O 355

COl.4BS ,80 Q39 523 525

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CONDIE,RM "1 7 CONOVER,KR 130" CONRAD,JF 435

CONTE,F'P 1224 122b COOPER,AC 725 876 COOPE:R,EL 436 14 4 0 1573

COOPER,JC 7q5 7q6 COPP,OH 679 COPPER,CH 438

CORDONE,AJ 732 734 735 736 777 1295

COREY 1 S 379 CORL,KG 1395

CORLEY,OR 589 CORMACK,R,_. 858 COSTON,LC 872

COUPE,R b77 CRAODOCK,OR 589 CRAIG,? 1363

CROSS'-1AN,EJ 751 CROUCH,OE 13tl 2 CROZIER,GF 478 786

CRUEA,00 213 533 CUERRIER,JP 1b17 CUINAT,R 1 1 1 5 1122 1123 1124

CUNNlNGHAM,T t 3'B CURTIS, LO 563 CUSHING,OH 874 945 1273

CUSHING,Jf 781 CYKOWSl<A,C 1343 1610 CZECZUGA,B 6b6

DACRE,JC 1372 OAHLBERG,ML 248 11qq 140q DANOY,JWT 836

OANGEL,JR 45 1603

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A U T H 0 R REFfRE NCE NUMBERS

DAS,BC 421 DAVIS,AS 22 "4 (I OAVJS,CW 571

DAVIS, JC 1065 1680 DAVIS,RM 259 501 DAVIS, WE 572

DAVIS,WS '702 DAVISSON , MT 1262 DAWLEY , EM b05

OAWSON , RR 3~8

OAY,DE 15~2

OAYKIN , PN 329

DE CEW , MG 3t!8 DE ROCHE, SE 53 0 DE SILVA , CO 82

DE VLAMING , VL 832 DEAN,HJ 1344 1406 DEAN,JM 1185

OEFTOS , LJ 679 DEGO~BIS,O 969 DEGURSE, PE 1s5 e

DEJOURS,P 678 DELACEY, AC 3'Hl DENNISON , RA 5 42

Df PART'-IENT OF FIS t-i ERIES 135 5 1357 DERZHAVI"J, AN en, DESERRES , L 852

DEVILLERS , C 4 3 677 1166 1238 DEVOO'fS , CGN 10 12 DICKIE1LM 1447

DICKSON , FV 65 DICOSTANZO , CJ 6 2 2 DILL,L M 472 481 536 862 1479

1628

DILL , PA Rb9 1149

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A U T H 0 R REFERf NCE NUMRERS

DILWORHt,CL 1520 DIMCHEVA•GROZDANOVA,L 1653 DIZO\J,AE b12 614 796

DLUGOSZ,M 1206 DMITRIEVA,NG 1044 DOOES,L~ 1183

OOOGE,OP 223 DOGEL,VA q4q

OOI,T 1204

DONALOSON,EM 368 490 '191 492 819 835 840

OONALOSON,JR 451 OONALOSON 1 LR 253 a2a 1022 1367

OOROFEVA,EA 1403 OOROSHEV,SI 1272 OOUOOROFf ,P 514 1151

DOV ING, KB 1249 1253 OOWNEY,G 44 DOWNEY,GD 21

DOWNING, AL 1524 DRUCKER,B sos 863 ORUM\40NO,RA 404

ORYAGIN,PA 101 ORYER,WR 1433 OUBOJS,A 1172

OUCHARME,LJA 719 OUFFY,JR 879 OUMAS,J 1115

DUMAS, RF 303 DUNCAN, TO q DUNSON,WA 1184

OURANO,G 1639 OURKIN,JT 626 DURLEY,KE 2n

OVININ,PA 933

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DYE, Hl.1 Al9 84 0 DYSA~T , OK 24 6 EALES , JG 1520

EATOl\J , MF 2b3 1093 1097 1102 EBEL , ~J " 0 9 605 b15 b24 71 8 EBELI NG, AW 42b

ECKROA T,LR 2 16 ECLANCHER , R b78 EOOY , F'B 1043

EDFELT,LB 20 36 263 EDMUNOSON , f b73 EDSALL , TA 3 8 1 5 02

EGOROVA,TV 19 0 1574 1587 EGUCHI,H 127 133 EINSELE , w 160 9

EISA~,JS 1227 ELLER,LL 16 1J 4 ELLIOTT,GV 744

ELLIOTT,JM "3 1 ELLIOTT,JW 5 95 ELLIS,OV 4 01 916 1421

ELLIS,RJ 51 0 622 709 710 843 ELSER,AA 590 ELSON,M 75 45 0

ELSON,MS 1b85 ELS0~ 1 PF 345 362 759 810 879

96 0 1416 15bb EMAOI,H 211

EMERSON,K 168 2 f NGEQ ,PS 12 49 ENYUTINA , RI 100 1

ERKKIL.A,Lf 1433 FSCH~EYER ,P H 3A 7 EUR INLA ND FISH ADVIS COMM 1103 1695

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EVANS,OR 604 EVEREST,FE 673 EVEREST,FH 4q4 1546 1676

EVERl-fART,WH 405 IJ 1 1 EVTYUKHOVA,BI< 1544 fVZEROV,AV 17q 187 1073

FAGERLUNO,UHM 490 491 1077 1449 FAGERSTROM,A 1b32 FAHMY,FK 844

FAKTOROVICH,KA 1025 FAKTOROWITSCH,KA 174 fAST,AW 12q6

FAUSTOV,VS 554 FEDOROVA,GV 1504 1613 FENDERSON,OC 259 11q7

FERNlo40LM,B 692 FESSL.ER,J 1224 FESSL.ER,JL 321 1226 1661

f INGER,G 1067 FISH, GR 409 FISHER,KC 1415

FISHERIES AGENCY Of JAPA~ 154 FISK,()M 413 FITZ'1AURICE,P 1321

FLAIN,M 1301 FLUX,JEC 3oq FOERSTER,RE 210 1080

FONTAINf ,M 1581 FORESTER,J 5qb FORREST,A 788

FORRESTER,CR 378 1420 FORSTER,RP 1133 FORSYTHE, MG 756 764

FOWLER,LG 55q 668 FRANK,S 1522

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FRANTSI,C 951 FRANTZ,TC 132 735 12Q5 FRASER,f 33

FRASER, f J 64 70 7b 653 10 14 1630

FRASER,JM 10 15 FREAR,OEH 15 56

FREE'1AN,HC 448 b72 FRENCH 1 RR 340 391 721 FRESH'1AN 1 WJ 552

FREY,J 972 FRIBOURGH , JH S b 4 FRISA,C 1344

FRO~l.1,PO 961 FROST,S 831 FROST,wE 14 1ll

FRY,OH 776 1571 FRY,FEJ l'bl FRVER, J L 298 526

FUJIHARA , MP 4h5 FUJII,T 1 0 13 FUJITA,T 4 7 1 07

FULMER,BA 7P.2 FULTON,LA 71 5 723 FUNK,JD 492 835 840

GAOGil.1M 1 b9i.I GALASUN,P T 150b GALAT,OL 558

GALBRAITH , OM 16 0 6 GALKINA,LA 642 GALKINA,ZI 1485

GALL,GAE 256 747 1602 GARD,R 249 863 1299 GAROINER , wR 1181

GARRISON,R L 519 1279

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUMBER S

GOTTWALD , $ 12 15 GOULD,C 925 GOULD,WR 75/J

GRACHEV, LE 1303 GRACHEV, LY t4<H 1498 1499 GRAFF,OR 513 1288

GRAM"'ELTVEOT ,A 1107 GRAS , J 680 972 GRASSHOFf , K 11 0 0

GRAY,R 218 GRAYBlLL,JR 274 GREEt..IL ANO , OC 587 593

GREENOUGH , Jw 628 GREGORY , RW 586 GRIRANOV , Vl 958

GRIFFIOEN,l'f 80 823 GRIFFITH , JS 1278 GRIFFITH , NA 598

GRIM, I.I 1663 GRIS~OLO,f'L 521 GRITSENl<O,Of 156 161 1289 1471 1476

1478 1497

GRITZ,RL 114 GROOT,C 620 806 1()71 1539 GROUTAGE ,T M 517

GROVES,AB 403 457 GRUCl-IY,CG 351 469 GUOEFIN,Y 68 0

GULIDOV 1 MV 1404 1516 GULLANO,JA 1528 GUNNEROO , T 282

GUNSTROM , GK 518 540 58 0 GUSTl\F SQN,KJ 1632 GUYA~D,H 1116 1117

GWARTNEY , LA 21 1098

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HAAS,J8 1304 HAGENt.4AIER,HE 120 121 64b 1252 1651 HAGSTROM,BE 'HO

HAHN,f4E 1308 1309 HALE,JG 212 507 546 588 HALL,JD 352 1076 1621

HALL,KJ 383 HALLOCK,RJ 753 776 HALSEY,TG 653

HALTER,MT 374 HAMAJ,I 11q3 HAMOR,T 122 1250 1271

HAl\IA'1URA,N 8 13 HANE,S 1561 1614 HANEK,G 366

HANSEN,DJ 5qb HANSEN,fA 1075 HANSON,AJ 2q1

HANSON,JA 777 778 HANSON,JN 5'-i3 HARA,TJ 1225 12'-i7 1326 1'-i08

HARADA,$ 81 HARO I NG, GD 81 '-i HARM0~ 1 TJ 770

HARRIS,EJ 1341.i 1 '-i06 HARRIS, GS 113'-i HARRIS,JGI< 945

HARRISON, SE 272 HARRY,GY JR 622 HART ... AN,G 217

HART'1AN,Gf 397 b67 1144 1360 1606 1626

HART'1AN,WL 337 b22 HARVEY 1 HH 341 579 1635

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A U T H 0 R ~EFERENCE NUMRFRS

HARVEV , RAL b38 bqq

HARWOOO , JE 1140 1143 HASHl~OTO , S ~£15 8tiq 850 A51 85b

HASLER , AO &12 b14 7q5 7qb 11 28 1405

HATFIEL0 1CT 700 HAUSER,B~ 7qR

HAVEV,K 241 HAVEY , KA 501 HAYAGURI , M 130

HAYASH I,K 1533 HAYASHIN AKA,N 103 HAYOUK , SH 3'3b

HAYES,LW 125 1 HAZA.-4A,Y 1637 HAZEL1CR 738

HEALEY,MC A12 HEARO,wP 275 3q3 568 HEORICK,OG 1063

HEIMER,JT 433 u,qo HEISER, Ow 1562 HEIST,CE 477

HEITZ,FA 10 16 HELA'JO,M 1120 HELLAWELL , JM q34

HELLE,JH 415 706 HEMPEL,G 1527 HENDERSON , tl3 6£15 1110 1370

HE.NKING 1H 1378 15q5 HENNEKfY,RJ 573 HENNlCK,OP 36 263 503

HENRY,JC 972 HEN~Y , KA 600 611 HERR E R T, O~M 1410

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HERMAN,LJ 297 597 HERMAN,RL 355 HERMA"IUTZ,RO 235

HETTLER,rJF 872 HEUTS,MJ 170 HEYL,HL 497

HlBIYA,K 1059 HlGASHI,H 1245 HIGLEY,DL 61~

HIKITA,T 108 159 HILDEBRAND,SG 227 HILDEN,DA 212 507

HlLTIBRAN,RC 1572 HILTZ,HK 572 HIRAI,$ 1175

HIRAKI,O loo HIRAYAMA,K 1083 1084 HIROI,O 847 935 938 939 1192

1195

HITZ,CR 394 HIYA'4A,Y 1177 1178 HOAG,SH 599

HOOGINS,HO 30 247 HOEH'-1, M 552 HOFFMAN,GL 304 1287

HOFF'-1AN,GL JR 1638 HOFFt.!AN,GL SR 1638 HOFFl.tAN,TC 1091 1101

HOGLUNO,LB 1678 HOKANSON,KEF 219 9b4 HOLDEN,AV 1246

HOLETON,GF 224 HOLLANO,GA 724 HOLT,POJ 1657

-HOLT,S J 1418

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE. NUMBERS

HOOPES,OT 601 HOOS,RAW 1065 HOPKI~S,CL 1305 1 l.I 1 1

HORRALL,RM 612 b 1 l.I 796 1128 HORTO~,HF 237 274 382 1302 1661 HOSKINS,GE 242 828

HOSS,DE 872 HOURSTON , AS 724 HOYLE,RJ 448 45q 766

HUBBS,C 73 0 870 HUCKABff ,Jw 598 HUMPHQEYS,RM 301

HUNGAR,LD 769 HUNI,A 831 HU~T,RL 12b4 1282 11l34 1435 1623

HUNTfR,CJ 35 3 HUNTER,JG 771 HUl\ITS"AN,AG 14 lJ 1

HURLEY,OA 135 2 1415 HUS,,,AN,S 1156 HUTTON,KE 2qo 315

HUYSER,OJ 11 43 HWANG,PC 2 8 4 467 HYATT,KD 383

HYDE,J 74 2 ICHIKAWA,M 6 8 7 IDLER,DR 27 0 284 l.146 459 4 67

7b6

IEVLEVA,"4Y i<H 194 1314 1582 IGARASHI , H 144 IGNAT'EV A, GM 684 1319

IHSSEN,P 233 369 IIDA,H 1577 IKEOA,S 1173

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INCE~PI,A 209 INT NORT~ PAC FISH COMM 6 7 INT PAC SALMON FISH COMM l 2 3 4 5

890 911 q21 930 975 976 977 978 q1q 980 981 982 983 985 986 987 988 989 Q90 9Q1 9cn 9q3 994 996 997 qq5 999 1402

ISHIOA,T 11 14 941 942 1194 ISHIGAKl,1< 941 lSHll-tARA,T 1177 1178

ISHII,S 1245 ISHIKA~A,T 1236 ISLA~,t'4A 1174

ITO,T 619 IUCHt,I 604 1188 1248 IVANCHENKO,LA 947

IVANCHENKO,OF 947 IVANKOV,V~ 59 1 4 7 162 1034 1318

1332 1464 1496 IVANOV,AP 1049

lVANOVA,AP 1000 IVLEV,VS 1646 IWAI,T 619

IWASZKIEWICZ,M 1205 JACKSON, JM 733 JAHN,LA 254 676 1521

JALA8ERT,8 866 JAVAID 1 MY 1566 1569 JENl<ll\IS,RM 1647

JENKlNS,TM JR 251 744 JENKINSON,O~ 917 920 925 JENSfN,AL 220 266 1284

JENSEN,KW 663 JENSEN,PT 142

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JE~ELL,JF 45 JOCHl~SE~t , w 527 JOHANNSEN,H 110 0

JOHNSEN,RC o 1S JOHNSON,AK 446 JOHNSON,GR 380

JOHNSON,HE 374 1665 JOHNSON,L 774 1201 JOHNSON,LG 950

JOHNSON,MG 1542 JOHNSON,R 34 JOHNSON,RC 1553

JOMNSON,WE 918 JOHNSTON,JM b30 JOHNSTON,N 1412 1413

JOLY,C 1166 JONES,AH 3U6 JONES,AN 1079 1324

JONES,BF 408 JONES,BR 219 JONES,Iw 438

JONES,JRE 398 JOROAN,FP 7b3 7q4 809 JOROON,C 283

JOYNEQ,T 1347 JUOO,JM 4 b0 JUNGE,CO '131 1346 1543

KAIROV,EA l 2'1 KAIROV,E.G 1430 KAJI,S 116

KAJIHARA , T 11 78 KALASHNJKOVA , ZM 1457 KAM!ZONO , M 1155

l<AMYSHNAIA,MS 963 KAMYSHNAYA , MS 84 89 138 1£157 1600

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A U T Ii 0 R REFERENCE NUM8ERS

KANEKO,T 1245 KANID'EV,AN 139 146 1041 133U KAN10fYfV,AN 1469 1481

KANIEW'4SKI,A 1215 KANNO,Y 1193 KARAl(OTSKY,fO 137

KARCHER,R 1344 KARZINKlN,GSCEO) 1579 KASAl<OV,RV 1052

KASATKINA,SV 1686 KASH!WAGI,M 1290 KASS\IER,J 1376

KATO,DA 78 KATO,T 165 685 686 KATZ,~ 399

KAWAI,S 1173 KA11VASHlMA Is 687 KAZAKOV,RV 11.4qo

KEENLEYSlOE,MHA 1399 1565 KEITH,JA 1617 KELLER,wT 550 562

KELLNER,KR 1163 KfMPFERT,KO 235 KENDEL,RE 71

KENNEOY,M 1321 KENNEOY,O 80 KENNEOY,VS 515

KEPSHIRf,RM JR 512 KERNS,Of JR 451 622 KERSHAW,WE 831

KERSl'4lLL1CJ 1564 KESNER,WD 745 KHALTURJN,OK 1472 1480

KHALTURINA,Ml 1U72 KHAN,NY 258

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KIKUCHI,S 105 KIMUIU,S 669 1160 KINGSBURY, A 44

KINUl.1AKI TA 1577 KIRKA,A 1004 1030 KIRKPATRI CK,O 430 1523

KIRPITSCHNI KOW, WS 174 KIRTON, MP 114 KITAHARA,T 854

KITA"4UFU, S 1231 KITTE~SEN 1A 238 KLEIN1C 1640

KLEIN,WO 1394 KLEINER,CF 9b4 KLOKOV,VK 182 1074

KLOPPEL,TM 278 701 KNEPP,GL 1137 KNIGHT,AE 1145

KOBAYASHl 1H 104 K06AYASHI1T 87 848 853 1333 KOCH!,K 942

KOKHANSKAYA,YM 1483 KOKHllllENKO,LV 1509 158b KOl.ESNIK1YA 185 1513

KOLGAEV,AM 49 1000 1339 1560 KOLYUSHEV,AI 1331 KOMAROVA,NP 168

KONCHIN,VV 1470 1494 1500 KONOVALOV,FM 181 KONOVALOV, SM 91 1270

KORATAYEV 1 GK 1465 KOROVINA,VM 1403 KORZHENKO,VP 1557

KOSAK A,$ 1194 KOSHIOA,H 128 129

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUMAERS

KOSHIOA, T qs KOSHINSKY ,GO 333 KOSKI,KV 38 26b 362 b4q 161H

KOSORIC,O 175 KOSSf'tIG,C 1315 KOSTAREV ,VL 178 18b 1072

KOSTYUNIN ,GM 1481 KOSYREVA, RY 1aq 1049 KOZLOVSKIV ,OA 1461

KRA~ER,RH 396 577 KRANTZ,GE 477 KRASNOWSK I,P 46

KRCMA,RF 625 KREN l( El.,P A 97 "S KROGIUS,F V 88 115 132 205 bbS

967 1460 1475

KROIOUN, EM 92 131 t 45 KRUEGER,F 250 KRUPP,MA 1561 1614

KUSO,T asq KUi>O,Y 116 KUHN,AL 1140

KULil<OVA,N I 1505 KUMAR,LA 1222 KUNOA,M 942

KUNESCH,nH 552 KUNZ , VW b14 KUO,C•M 1038 1104 1105 1109

KURA ... ASHI 1S 105 10~ 1oq 110 1&3 1046

KWAI~1WH 830 1067 1078 11q6 1398 KVAS I MOV,I B 177

LABAR 1GW 1286 LAFAUNCE1 DA 72~

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LAGUEUX,R 1172 LANOER,RH 214 611 713 LANOOLT,Ml 135q

LANDRUM, BJ 1545 LANGER,OE 878 LANTZ,RL 1621 1664

LAPIN, VI 148 L.APIN,YE 148Q LARI~ORE , RW 567

LARKIN,PA 28 232 243 892 11 aq 1202 1266 141q

LARMOVEUX1JD b2q 1135 LAJ;SON,CC 21

LAR!ON,GL 343 LARSON,P 44 LATTA,WC 1432

LATTA"4,0N 27Q LAURENCE,GC 230 372 594 LAWL.ER,GH 774

LAWRENCE,M 824 LE J!UNE,R 11 70 LEAR,W'iH 8 00 605 1681

LEATHAM,H q3 4 LEATHERLANO, J F 8 41 LEBEDEV,YM 1029

LEGENORE1V 11 7 0 1171 LEGGETT,JW 1666 LEGG!TT,WC 2bq 1306

LEITH, DA 2qe LEITRITZ,E 752 LEMMEN,NJ q54

LEVANIOOV,VY 139 164 192 1313 1337 LEVIN, CB 458 LEYZEROVI CH,l< A 1329

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUM8ERS

LI,MF 283 LIAO, PB 575 640 953 974 LIBOSVARSK Y,J 1005 1039 1543

LIGHTLY,O T 76 LILLEHAMME R,A 662 LIN,L 81.l 1

LINCOLN, RF 1107 LINOQOTH,A 11.122 LINOSEY,CC 244

LINDSTROM ,T 1632 LISC0"1,KL 214 LISTER,08 b8 262 474 482 638

652 699

LISTER,NJ 884 1393 LIVI'JGSTON ,OL 1063 LLOYO,R qso

LOCKE,00 241 LOEFFL.ER,C A 1126 1146 LONNING,S 970

LORZ 1 11W 322 1531.1 1677 LOvTRUP,S 111.16 LOWRY,GR 4 0 0 1526

LO~RY,RR 1251 LUCOP,J 894 LU:.CINA,OV 91.13 1551

LUNO,RE 1662 LUQUET,P 1639 LUSK,S 1017 1018 1019 1032

LUT'HER,W lbl8 LYASHENKO ,AG 148 LY~JBITSKAYA,AI 1403

MACCRIMMON ,HR 830 1081 1307 1365 MACOONALO ,JR 485 759 MACEK1KJ 462

MACHNIAK, K 125 1130 1131

r

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A U T H 0 R REFERE NCE NUMBERS

MACKINNON, OF 529 MACLEAN, IA 656 MACY,PT 1603

MAOOOCl<,BG 551 MADISON, OM 7qb 1128 MAfK AWA , K 941

MAG0'-1fOOV , GM 12cn 1311 1484 MAt-tNKEN,C 1347 MAITLANO ,PS 1439

MAIWA1T 1177 1178 1179 1237 MA~TOR, RL 422 516 621 MAKSIMQV,V A 6'58 1473 1487 1512

MALININ,LK 167 682 1584 MAL YUK INA , GA 1044 1470 MALYUKINA , GA CE D) 1579

MANGEL.SDORF,P 1086 MANNING, GT 1533 f-1ANTL.EY,KR 24 25

MA"4ZER,JI 88 0 MARCHEPHYN,MJ 542 MARCHETTI,R 1267

MARKERT,JR 24 0 47 4 MARKlNG,LL 215 MARKIW,ME 375

MARKOVTSEV,VG 105 0 MARR,OHA 123q 1382 MARRIOTT,RA 54A

MARSHALL1DE 72 MARTENS, OW 1167 1327 1368 MARTIN,J 817

MARTIN,JW 565 MARTIN, NV 470 1535 MARUSOV,EA 1044

MASLENNIK OVA,NV 1493 1514 MASO~,JC 281 321 328 3 84 8 16

820 821 822

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MASON,Jw 1558 MATHISEN, OA 282 6 03 b22 MATLIN, NA 419

MATSU~OTO ,H 105 106 109 110 163 1046

MATTON,P 279 MAUSOFF,R 1139

MAXFIELD, GH 214 713 MAXO N1 K 535 MAY,AW 805

MAYERrFl JR 1068 MAYO,RO b40 953 MCBRIOE, J 1077

MCBR I DE, J R 300 310 316 368 1449 MCCART,P 292 306 1363 1549 1625 MCCARTNEY,T J 562

MCCAULEY, RW 522 547 MCCLEAVE, JO 293 1283 MCCLENOON ,EL 256

MCCONNEL,SC 1104 MCCO RMICK, JH 219 339 MCCRIMMON, H 1196 1398

MCCRIMMON , HR 223 236 389 MCOERMOTT rLA 1362 MCOONALDr J 802 606 825 881 692

899 1387

MCDONALO, JG 285 915 1266 MCFAOOEN, JT 299 1440 1622 MCFAOOEN, TW 276

MCGR EGOR, JF 1643 MCIN ERNEY ,JE 476 MCINTYR~, JO 231 1371

MCKERN,JL 382 MCKI114,JM 257 360

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A U T H 0 R I N 0 E )(


MCKINNEY,TO "0" MCLAREN,JB 513 MC\..EAN,WE 1014

MCL.EAVE,JO 834 MCLEAV,OJ 971 MCNEIL.,WJ 4Zl\ 512 b07 bq7 709

8b5 1054 1090 1369 1567 -1629

MEAO,RW 1641 MEONIKOV,BM 1020 MEEHA"'l,WR 3b1 555 b96 1093 1102

MEEKIN,TK 4b5 MEGAL.OVSKAVA,VN 35 MEHRLf ,PM 1068

MEISTER,AL 268 MEI TH, SJ 738 MEL'NlKOVA,MN 1482

MENEHEN,RS 729 MENEZO,V 1662 MENSHUTKIN,VV 58 1426 1451 1580

MERREL.L,TR,JR 628 METSKER,H 1095 MIGALOVSKII,IP 1bR6

MIGHELL,JL b21 Mit-iARA,T 133 MIHURSKV,JA 515

MILL.ER,OL 1679 MILLER,ER 570 1288 MILLER,JG """ MILLER,J"4 946 MILLER,RW 557 MILM4N,LS 117

MILORAOOV,GK 148 MINAKER,BA 317 320 MISRA,PM t 1 b6

. . --· ...... -...

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE. NUMBERS

MITANS,AR 1328 1429 MITCHELL,BS 1645 MITCHUM,DL 532

MOLLER,O 198 487 MOLNAR,K 3bb MOMOT,WT 1436

MONAN,GE 722 MONK,BH 605 MOORE,KD 29~

MOORE,TO 532 MORAWSKA,8 1217 MORGAN,RP 1675

MORI,T 687 MORING, JR 1664 MORLEY,RB 468 489 492 1b1

MORRIS,RL 950 MORROW,JE 114 MORTON,wM 749 1550

MOUNCE1DE 903 MOUNIB,MS 467 1227 MOUNT,DI 51 t

MOYLE,PB 528 MUELLER,LH 235 MUISE,BC 1110

MUNOtE,JH 255 903 1349 MURAI,T 602 MURAVLEV,AS 1002

MURPl-tEY,EW 712 717 MURRAY,AR 770 MURRAY,PD 620

NAEVOAL1G 196 NAGATA,TH 323 NAGOSHJ,M 134

NAKAGAWA,H 1257 1258 1259 1260 1261

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A U T ti 0 R I N 0 E )(


NAKAGAWA,K 1231 NAKA14URA,M 847 NAKATSUKASA,Y b48

NARVER,nw 319 811 823 881 eqs 896 898 106q 1070 1388

1lq2 1409 NASH,CE 1038 1104 1105 1109 NASH,F 808

NEAVE,F 17 16 892 919 NEAVE,NM 1520 NECHAYEVA,NL 1049

NEEOHA~,PR 392 NELSOl'J,ML 1088 1069 1094 NEPROSHIN,AY 1515

NESCHAEVA,NL. 157 NEUMAN,R 897 NEUSTROEV1GV 1b11 1612

NEWCO~BE,C 217 NEWCO._.Bf ,HB 1643 NE"!FAKH,AA 1654

NEZOOLIY,VK 1510 NICHOl..SON,HF 195 632 h33 NICOLA,SJ 734 73b 826 1295

NIGHTINGALE,JN 1367 NIKOL.'SKAYA,IS 1540 NIKOL.AEVA1ET 192 202 203 1033

NIKOLAYEV1AS 1503 NIKUL.lN,OA 188 NILSSON,N•A 1519

NISHIOA,H 853 NISHINO,K 854 855 857 860 NISHIYAMA,T 1180 1531

NISSINEN,T 308 NOBLE,RE 585 NOMURA,M 1058 1157 1176

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE ~UMRfRS

NOMURA,T Sb 57 105b NORDENG,M 78() 1249 1253 NORDIN, NG 552

NORRIS, DO 206 1125 1b3b NORRIS, LA 3b1 NORT~COTE,TG 280 322 367 472 481

875 1534

NOSE,Y 11 74 1177 1178 NOVIKOV,GG b58 14b& NOVOTNEY,AJ 403

NOVOTNY,\/ 973 NYMAN,OL 49A 0'8RIEN,P 780

OAKLEY,B 1253 OG I, 1-i 13bb OGILVIf ,OM 144b 1679

OGINO,C 1155 157b OHARA,S 1231 OHATA,T 941

OHNO,S 425 OKUNO,A 110 OLIFAN,VI 90

OLIFI~ENKO,LN 1t'77 OLSEN,JC 1b59 OLSON,KR 961

OLS0~1LE 215 OLSO>.J,PR 553 OLSON,WH 543

OMORI,~ 1237 OOTA,I 1232 123b OPHEl.,IL 4b0

ORCUTT,OR 583 ORR,l.O 95b ORREl.L,RF 1412

OSANAI,K 1175

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A U T H 0 R I t\I 0 E x


OSEIO,OM 56q 871 13£15 OSHlMA,K 740 1308 1309 OStH~A,M 112

OSSIANOER,FJ 1101 OSTROUMOVA1IN 1047 OTT,AG 237 1302

OTTO,RG U7b OVCH!NNIKOV,VV 1590 OWENS,EL 466

PACK ARO, A 666 PACKER,RK 1184 PAINE,JR 66 317

PAK,F 1454 PAL.O~~IMO,JE 14£17 PALO"!BJ,F 1b50

PANOV,OA 102 PARDOE,GI 1657 PAP.K,OL 615 626

PAP.KER,RR 455 102 892 q2b PARR,~H 19 PATTEN,BG 716 1597

PATTERSON,HR 2qo PATTIE,JH 545 PATTON,S 786 12St1

PAULEY,GB 305 465 PAULIK,GJ 386 440 PAULIK,Gl 516

PAVLOV,OS 1510 1525 PAYNE,RH 364 788 PAYUSOVA,AN 1425

PEARSON,LS 1304 PEASE,BC 1655 PECHKURENKOV,VL 1456 1502 15~9

PECK,JW 506 PEOERSEN,PC 19 23

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUMB~RS

PENAZ,M 1003 138" PENZES,B 1428 PERL't1UTTER,A 1518

PERNA,A 1062 PEROllA,SY 1042 PERSOV,GM 1q6 1507

PETERS,MD 1153 PETERSON, DA 576 PETERSON,f.J 318

PETIT,J 866 PETRENl<01IN 152 153 PETRENKO,LA ~5

PETTIJOHN, LL 135q PHILl.IPS,A"' 387 PHILLlPS,RW 286 307 416 5A4 166"

16 1B

PHINt..IEY,OE 1099 PICKEqlfllG,QH 1437 PIERRE,J•C 1114

PIETSCH, JP 493 PILLAI,AK 650 671 PINHORN,AT 1443

PINSKII,FY 1027 PIPER,RG 1135 PIPPY,JHC 765 768

PLATOSHINA,LK 204 PLETICHA,P 1377 PLOSILA,DS 550 562

PODOUBNYI,AG 682 1583 158" 1585 1588 PODY't1AKHIN,VN 1611 1612 1687 168q POLAR,SM 807

POLLARA,8 417 POLLOCl<,RD 414 531 POLYAKOV,GO 1450

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A U T H 0 R I 1\1 0 E X

A U T H 0 R Rf FERENCE NUMBf:RS

POON,OC; 37 446 POPESCU,E 1575 PORTER,TR 379 544

POST,G 278 561 701 POSTNIKOV,VM 19 3 POSTON,HA 1063

POTTS,t4T~ 1335 1336 POt1ER,OV 278 701 POWER,G 480 861 1306 1548 1607

1634

POY,A 101.aq PRAVDIA 1IF 617 PRAZONIKOV,EV 1385 1386

PRENTICE1EF 712 PROGRESSIVE FISH CULTURIST 566 PROKES,M 1003

PUGH,JR 722 PULLIAM, BR 583 PUTZ,RE 304

QAORI,SU 258 1570 QUIMBY,l.iC 44q 1359 RABE,FW 1294 1554

RADZINSKAYA,LI 1456 RAHRER,JF 388 RAl..E!GH,Rf 229 294 513 625 626

829

RA,,.SAY 1 8A 1445 RANO,S 813 RANOALL 1R 46

RAO,GMM 793 RAWSTRON,RR 743 746 RAZZELL,~E 1563

REBSOORf ,A 1006 REOICi<,R 1096 REEO,EB 1397

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A U T H 0 R I N D £ X

A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NU~8ERS

REEO,RJ 578 b98 REIC~ENBACH•KLINKE,H•H 1 1 1 2 REIMERS, PE 352 464 936 1291

REINERT,RE 356 REINGOLO,~ 520 1673 RESHETNIKOV,YS 1466

REYNAUO,R 972 RICE,SD b31 966 RICHAROSON,NE 834

RJCKER,wE 16 27 880 883 892 1203

RI DENHOUR,RL 762 RI DGWAY,GJ 775

RIEHL,R 1361 RI~SH,EY 177 RI NGLER, NH 107b

RI NGSTAl),NR 818 RISA,S 79 RlTTER,JA 236

ROBERSON,K Sfi2 ROBERTS,E 326 475 R08ERTS,FL 327 423

ROBERTS, RA 1375 ROBERTS,RF 1 1 JJ 7 ROBERTSO~,QH 1561 1 b 1 JJ

ROAINS,GL 909 1599 R08l"ISON,O 429 ROB P.JSON, DG 910

ROGERS,OE 61b ROMASHOV,OD 1616 ROSE,JH q

ROSENBERG,AJ 1166 ROSlfR,C 1412 ROSS,AJ 344

ROSSI,A 1650

-· -- .,,,, - - ~

- 191 -

A U T H 0 R I N 0 E )(


ROUAAUO,P 677 ROUNSEFELL.,GA 609 ROUSE, IH 380

ROWLANO,RG 70~ ROYCE,WF 622 RUCKER,RR 3\1 1342

RUOY,PP 1335 1336 RUGGLES,CP 6Sq 6q4 RUKHLOV,FN 1322 14&8 1474

RUMSEY,GL 1064 RUPP,RS 390 RUSSO,RC 377 1b82

RYBOCK,JT 1b61 RYZHKOV 1 LP 1340 1424 1452 SAHKANICK,Al 650

SAITA,A 1111 SAITO,K 854 855 SAKAGUCHI,T 1232

SAKAl,K 1157 SAKA~OTO,Y 686 SAKHNENl<O,EG bbO 1656

SAKU~,OF 1242 1541 SALMIN,SA 1481 SALO,EO 649

SANOERCOCK,FK 317 320 SANOERS,JE. 2qe SANGALANG,GB b72

SANO,S 10 15 1 1 1 127 133 SASAt<l,K q41 SASAt<I,S q3q

SA TI A, BP 1367 SATO,R 41 1175 1177 1178 1179

1237 12qo SATO,Y 939

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A U T H 0 R I N 0 E ><


SATON,M 116 SAUNOERS,Jw 447 810 1341 1444 SAUNDERS,LH 480 861 1634

SAUNOERS,RL 345 645 907 1110 1218 1364 1370 1416 1442 1520

SAVOST'YANOVA,GG 1631 SAVVA!TOVA,KA 658 1268 1269 1270 1462

1473

SCARS8ROOK,JR 825 ~'H 5 SCHAFER,WE 256 SCHAFFEP,wM 960

SCHE~INSKY,F 135 SCHER!R,E 824 SCHIEwf ,MH 1008

SCH!\1"4EL,SC 596 SCHI~DLER,O 18" SCHMIOT,PJ 1645

SCHNE8ERGfR,E 1244 SCHOFIELO,CL 395 SCHOLZ,A 1128

SCHOl.Z,AT 796 SCHOUWENBURG,~J 500 SCHRECK,CB 252 750

SCHRODER,$ 39 SCHROOER,SL 693 SCHWARTZ,FJ 873

SCOTT,O 1372 SCOTT,KR 338 SEARS,HS 361

SEOLAR,J 1536 SEEGRIST,01'4 249 SEIBEL, MC 23 26

SELIFONOV 1 MM 180 SE"1KO,RS 136 SENN,HG 545

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A U T H 0 R I N I) E X

A U T H 0 R ~EFERENCE NUMBERS

SENTA,T 688 689 SERVIZI,JA 1167 1327 1368 1401 SHAPIRO, AP 1463

SHAPlRO,MA 1220 SHAPLEY,SP 207 SHATUNOVSKY,MI 1600

SHAw,TL 787 SHEALY,MH JR 331 SHEEHAN,$ 8Q7

SHEHAOEH,ZH 1038 1105 SHEKHANOVA,TA 118 148 149 1458 1502

t589 SHELBOURN,JE. 432 944

SHELTON, JM 414 1292 SHEPARD,MP 12 906 SHER!DAN,WL 1092 1101 1369

SHERS~EV,AP 1040 SHETTER,OS 29q SHEVTSOVA,EY 1455

SHI~1IZU,M 1177 1178 SHIMOMURA,~ 1230 SHIRAHATA,S 687 944

SHIRKOVA,AP 1051 SHIRO'tA,A 1593 SHNAREVICH,ID bbO 1152 1656

SHORT,Z 553 SHULMAN,SS S4 SHU~l'iAY,DL 514

SHURBEN,OS 1410 SIEFERT,Rf. 221 297 371 sen 1132 SlGINEVICH,GP 99

SILLIMAN, RP 264 704 SILLS,JB 537 SILVEY,WD 1136

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l\ U T H 0 R I N 0 E X

A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NU~BERS

SIMO~, RC 29 585 SIMOllJOVA,NA 200 SIMPSON,K b20 808

SIMS, CW b27 SINGER,PC 61~ SINN~UAER,RO b'H

SITKO,V 810 Sl<EA,J 13l.ll.I 1406 SKERVOLO,H 79

SKID~ORE,Jf' 442 SKJERVOL01H 4qb SKUD,8E 1200

SLANEV,PA 3b7 877 SLATICK,E 702 703 SMEOLEY,SC 709 1090

SMETANIN,M~ 1588 SMIRNOV,AI 48 84 100 113 119

138 1277 1379 1457 SMIHl,AK 539

SMITH,CA 344 SMITH, CE 377 995 SMITH,EJ 1219 1220

SMITH,HD 291 495 634 7q4 809 893 894 901 1389

SM!TH,JB 1361 to42 SMITH, JR 722

SMITH, LL 1345 SMIT11,LL JR 396 504 Sc9 577 871 SMITM,LS 13b7

SMITH,M 1449 1b4S SMITH,M..., 541 1444 SMITM 1 RJF 48~

SMITH, RM 234 SMITH, SA 1b24 SMOLEI,AI 1338

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A U T H 0 R REFE RENCE NUMBERS

SNEF.: I), KE 8 b7 SNIESZKO,SF q3 2 SOIN,SG 1559

SOKOLOVA,MM 8 6 SOLO~ON,OJ 7<H SOLOV'EV , LG 1404

SOLOV'YEV,LG 1486 SOLTERO, RA 636 639 SOMMA~I,E 1555

SOROKIN, YI 102 SPAAS,JT 170 SPANGL.ER,GR 1325

SPARKS,RE 248 SPARROw,RAH 454 SPEISS,C 670

SPOOR,WA 221 1132 SPOTTE,SH 1009 SPRAGUE,JB 879 886 1218 1416 1445

ST A'-1ANT,JA 1296 STANLEY,JG 867 STARil( 1 $S 1152

STASl<O,AB 123 1128 STEIGENSERGER , LW 1685 STEI~,RA 352 948

STEPANOV,VD 1031 STEPtiENS,K 8 97 STE~ART,OJ 948

STE\'wART,JE 1081 STEWART, KW 458 STOKES, RM 966

STONE,E 1b17 STONE,ET 1401 STRASOINE , G 1077

STRASOINE , GA 15b3

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A U T H 0 R REFERENCE NUMAERS

STRATY,RR 350 STRIFFLFR,wo 1373 STUCKEY 1 H"'I 355

SUETAKE,T 935 cna cn9 SUG Hf A SHI, T 1245 SLIGII,K 1577

SUKATSKAS,VT 1310 SUKHANOV 1\/V 1330 1517 SUNDE1LA 774

SLIT HE RLANO ID~ 1356 SUTHERLANO,OF 623 642 SUTTERLIN,A 813

SUTTERLIN,AM 218 SUTTERLJN,N 613 SUWA,T 1231

SUYA"1A,M 1576 SVETLOV,Mf 189 SVETOVIDOV,AN 54

SVIRSKII,A~ b82 1584 S~ARTZELL,PG 779 SwIFT,DR 206 783

SWif T ,MC 737 SYOO~,J 923 SYKORA,JL 1219 1220

SYLVESTER,JR 335 SYMONS,PEK 761 814 A38 SYNAl(,"'1 1219 1220

SYRETT,Rf 221 SZOLLCSI,D 8h6 TACK,PI 277

TAGMAZ'YAN,Zl 1501 TAGUCHJ,K 1 1 1 1233 1234 1235 TAIT,JS 369

TAKAGI,K 634 TAKOUSHJ,H 847

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A U T H 0 H I N 0 E X

A U T H 0 ~ Rf Ff RE tJ CE ~UMBERS

TAKAHASH I, T 1577 TAKA'-1A,I( 144 TAKANQ , I( 'BA 1232 1236

TAKASHIMA , F 1157 TA~ARIN,AE 168 TAMURA , K b19

TANAKA,M t1b2 it64 TANAK A,T 94 0 942 TAHRANT , RM JR 41 0

TAUTZ,AF 1071 1165 TAYLOR,JE 954 TAYLOR,wG 1285

TELYSHEVA,IG 1502 1589 TEN, VS 1591 TERAO,T 103 105 106 109 1 10

163 1b9 1046

TERNER,C 650 671 1221 1222 1223 TETZLOFf , CL 1433 THIBAULT , "1 11 14

THOMAS,AE 313 534 587 593 5 95 1292

THOMAS,Sf 15b 1 THO~OPOULOS , A 1169

THOMPSON , CS 48 b 7 0 2 705 THOMPSQN,N 156 1 THOMPSON , RN 433

THOR~E,Rf 358 THORSl.UNO ,T W 964 THORSTEINSON ,F V 8b4

THURSTQN , RV 3 77 1682 TIMOSHlNA , LA 1511 TINSL.EY,IJ 1251

TIRET,L 1116 TITAREV,Ef \02b TOOO,I 620

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A U T ~ 0 R I N 0 f x


TODO,IS 65 695 1189 TOFT,q 1298 TOKUI,T 98

TO~ITA,T cn9 TOMLINSON,M 310 TOMLJNSON,N 1449

TONEY,O 524 TONEY,DP 556 TnPA.SCHl<.A,M 1b53

TRAMS,EG 785 1254 1312 TREFETHEN, PS 4!i7 623 TR I NIOUUS, JP t 0 1 1

TRIPLETT,E 354 TR USCOTT,8 270 448 766 TRUSri,TJ 334

TRUSSELL, RP 962 TSIR-<OVA,MK 151 TSUCMIYA,Y 1257 1258 1259 1261

TSUYUKJ,H 326 475 1645 TS\/ETKOV,VI 1510 TLJCKER,HH 430 1523

TUCKER,J.-. 21<> TUGARlNA,PV 193 TUINSTRA, KE b36 639

TURDAKOV,Af 201 1453 1492 TURNER,CE 80A TYLER,RW 503

TYTLER,P 82 UCHIYAMA,t-1 105 106 109 110 163

104b UEOA,K 116 687 1225 1408

USHIYAMA,M 1245 UTTEQ,FM 247 775 1263 lJZMANN,JR 3A6

VAHS,~ 1633

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A lJ T H 0 R I ~ D f )(

A U T M 0 R REFf RENCt NUMBERS

VALEll.ITINE , JP 21 VAN CITTERS , RL 7 0 7 VAN CLEVE , R 6 0 8 610

VAN fiYMING ,JM 11q5 VA~ OVER~EE KE ,AP 300 316 VANOERWALKER ,JG 711

VANSTONE,WE 240 "7" VASS,WP 886 VAUX 1 "G 606

VERNIOUB , ~F 140 VERNIER,J • l.1 1138 VERNON , EH 724 726

VERRAES,~ 65 1 654 655 b57 VIGOR,vm 1437 VINCENT,8 85e

VIOX,CA 325 VLADYKOV , VO 351 VLASE!IJKO , MI 9b8

VOGELE,LE St,8 VOLOBUEV , VV 188 1053 VOLOVIK,SP 61 141 156 161 1037

VOLZ,CO 713 VOTH,OR 1061 VOYER,RA 573

VRONSKIY,BB 1508 VUKOVIC,T 175 WAODEN,RN 1358

WAOLEY , GW 226 246 ~AGNER,HH 837 1224 1226 WAMLE,RJ 31.40 721

WAIN"4RJGHT , A~ 868 WALES,JH 6Qt WALKER , CE 68 73 78 262 6 52

656 699

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A IJ T H 0 R I N n F X


WALLER,~T 2aa wALLIS,J 538 l'•ARE, OM 1b83

wARNEQ,K 209 7Sb WARREN 1 Ct 115 l wARREN,J~ 775

WATA'JABE,f 1sqe WATER RESEARCH CENHIE toae WATERS ,CA 405

wATTS,EG b7q WEATt-iERLEY,AH 833 Wf.BER,E 1150

WEBER,H bqo wEOE~EYER,G 222 1142 1228 WEIHS,O 790 792

wE.IR,RA 547 rtE IS, JS 1518 ~EISBART,M 827

wELA'JOER ,AO 22b 246 WfLLS,R A 1051.l WfST,DA 731

WESTERS,H 1317 WESTTN,DT 959 wfXLER,BC 1b14

WHEALOOl\l ,Ew 537 WHEELER,CO 353 WH!TAt<ER,J 817

wHITE,V<IJ 330 wICKETT,wP 312 1129 1537 WlCKNIRE,RH 778

WlENIAwSKl,J 1213 WlLD,A 31 WILDISH,DJ 807 864 908 1393

wILHELM,R 1651 WILKINS,l\IP 681

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A U T H 0 ~ I tv D f x

A U T H 0 R ~F.FERE N CE NUMBERS

WILLFORO,rCA 537 WILLIAMS, GI 934 WlLLIAMS , WG 9q5

WILSON,RCH 347 1350 WILSON, RP t148 wINNlCKl , A 1159 1240 12a1 1343 16 10

WlTHEY,KG 951 WJTHLER , FC 30 1 468 489 492 767

e<n 1b03 WITHLER,IL tl34

WJTTY,K 1396 WORESER,G 380 wOLF,K 375 t.149 1359

WOOO,fEA 63 69 wooo,JA 656 WOOOAL.L 1 WL 1641

WOOOHEAO,AD 1532 WRIGHT,FT 452 WRIGHT,JE 1262

WRIGHT,JE JR 427 WYATT,EJ 1297 WYOOSl<I,RS 431)

YA~A~OTO,K 1055 1192 1232 1236 YAMA"10T0 1 M bbtl YAMA"10TO,T 5 2

YAMA"10TO,TS 675 928 929 957 YAMAUCHJ,T 1660 YAMAZAKI , f 1057 1158

YARZ!oi0~8EK , A A 142 635 1493 1514 YAST~EBKOV , A A 158 641 YASUOA,F 1174

YASUKA>'IA,M 935 938 q39 YASUTAKf , wT 1342 YOC0'4,TG 381

...._. w w•

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A U T H 0 R l N D E X


YOOER,wG 1274 YOKOHIRArY 108 YOLE,VE 1685

YOSHIOA,N 942 YOSHIOA,T 1176 YOSHIZAKl,t 110

YOUNG,PC 324 YURKEVICH,GV 1044 YUROVITSKIY,YG 1615

YURO~ITZKY,YG 117 ZABOl.OTSKTI,AA 1229 ZAHNER,R 1021

ZAKS,MG 86 ZAMA,K 144 ZAMAKHAEV,OF 50

ZASOSOV,AV 1604 ZORAZILEK,P 1017 ZEISS,E 1256

ZEITOUN,IH 277 ZENNER,H 1374 1633 ZHELTENKOVA,"1V q4

ZHITENEV,AN 643 644 ZHITENEVA,LO 644 ZILLI,WB 618

ZIMMER,PD 508 683 720 ZIRGES,MH 563 ZIRKIN,BR 846

ZITKO,V 914 ZORBIDI,ZK 183 1048 1594 ZORBIDII,ZK 192

ZOTIN,Al 554 1608 ZUEVA,KD SS ZYBLUT,ER 67 172

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SPECIES - DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDEX

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SPECIES • DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

CSAL~ONIOS,GENERAL)

GENERAL 95 101 11 q 167 173 185 195 327 33b 353 425 42b 437 Q66 493 523 525 575 b32 633 637 640 761 807 814 858 lH5 877 878 898 899 934 949 974 111'13 1135

1151 1152 1346 1380 1579 1581 15,,3 1603 1b20 1622 1647 1&80 16 1n

GER~INAL TISSUE" 327 1055 1056 1507

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 327 440

EGGS, FERTILIZED 43 101 135 144 196 321 440 535 557 558 862 878

1103 1123 1124 1134 1483 1507 1619 1680

EGGS,AT HATCHING 862 1680

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 102 135 142 196 862 1103 1123 1124 1134 1619 1680

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT EMERGENCE 307 544 862 1693

FRY,MIGRATING 47 637 1118 1349 1619 1693

FtNGERLINGS 142 171 196 403

S~OLTS 56 153 196 1346

SlJBAOULTS,FRESHl'fATER 1296 1680

SUBAOULTS,SALTWATER 153 399 406 1680

AOULTS,FRESH~ATER MATURING 578

AOULTS,SALTWATER MATURING 56 57 167 3qq 856 876 1056 1058 1059 1619

ADULTS, SPAWNING 97 101 142 164 179 637 749 1035 1058 1059 1243 1346

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STAGE

CSAL~ONIOS,GENERAL)

ADULTS, SPAWNING 1507 1620

ADULTS, AFTER SPAWNING 1035

CONCORHYNCHUS)

GENERAL l 6 1 9 27 28 30 192 515 932 955 1061

124b 1277 1412 1413 1529 1551

EGGS, FERTILIZED 9 bOb 955 1101 1337 1457 1471 1666

LARVAE OR AlfVINS NEWLY HATCHED 60b 769 11 Ot 1337

FRY,MIGRATING 154 722 769 955 1025

FlNGERLINGS t025

S~OLTS 955 1025

SUBAOULTS,FRfSHWATER 1025 1471

SUBAOULTS,SALTWATER 1025 1347 1471

AOULTS,FRESHWATER ~ATURING 1025 1471

AOULTS,SALTWATER MATURING 6 1 27 154 182 192 880 885 906 1025 1405

ADULTS, SPAWNING 9 885 894 955 1101 1326 1412 1413 1457

GORBUSCHA

GENERAL 14 27 53 119 137 138 141 146 164 192 207 202 354 475 635 709 843 865 ecn 1001 1034 1035 1080 1092

1273 1277 1427 1463 1545

GERMINAL TISSUE 196 1491 1507 1541

EGGS,RIPE U~FERTILIZED 48 301 446 468 565 767

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SPfCIES • DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INOEX SPECIES RlFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

GORBUSCMA

EGGS,RJPE UNFERTILIZED 865 1629

SPERM, RIPE 48 119 301 446 468 585 767

EGGS,FE'RTILIZED 27 34 45 53 81 113 119 139 1 a2 148 158 162 164 242 262 428 439 441 453 489 4q2 510 548 554 604 607 641 642 643 644 697 709 710 725 767 799 804 826 827 864 865 876 888 901 983 993 1001 1054

1072 1090 1092 1129 1171 1200 1300 1354 1357 1385 1386 1427 1457 1474 1481 1619 1629 1681

EGGS,AT HATCHING 11 q 489

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 20 21 22 24 25 26 32 36 44 45 119 139

158 211 428 489 510 604 607 697 709 710 725 799 826 827 865 947 1054 1091

1368 1369 1401 1481 1596 1619 1629

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT EMERGENCE 32 370

FRY,MlGRATING 1 17 27 34 37 55 81 84 87 89 119 138

139 143 150 156 158 164 306 342 361 370 453 484 492 503 565 572 607 697 724 726 762 804 827 864 865 888 919 983 - 993 1001

1023 1092 1200 1348 1368 1481 1489 1501 1530 1594 1596 1600 1619 1629 1655 1681

FINGERLINGS 61 164 947 1031 1108 1489 1594

$'10L.. TS 162 1b4 1042 1066 1072 1368

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STAGE

GOR8USCHA

SUBAOULTS,SALTWATER 455 933 1001 1474 1491

ADULTS,~RESHWATER MATURING 370 415

AOULTS,SALTWATER MATURING 1 12 17 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 32 34 36 ., 4 59 67 77 81 89 119 136 131 147 162

164 192 199 263 315 354 370 455 724 776 785 786 799 803 809 835 840 865 911 926 930 976 977 979 983 988 989 993 994 998 999 1001 1035 1091 1092 1189

1235 1314 1427 1465 1477 1489 1491 1582 1681

ADULTS, SPAWNING " 1 1 12 14 17 44 76 61 93 119 138 146

147 158 162 164 178 179 182 263 275 342 354 413 441 489 492 546 607 641 642 f>97 706 709 710 724 763 767 786 804 864 865 888 901 'H9 933 963 1001

1034 1035 1066 1072 1087 1090 1092 1200 1235 1213 1303 1312 1313 1322 1323 1333 1334 1369 1464 1474 1481 1491 1515 1541 1567 1571 1629

AOULTS,AFTER SPAWNING 164 1035

KETA

GENERAL 18 27 33 42 74 75 11 1 119 133 164 192 207 453 472 475 635 648 843 853 865 892 1080 1273 1277

1427 1484 1495 1496 1505 1545 1685

GERMINAL TISSUE 39 196 1175 1381 1498 1507

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SPfCIES • OEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

KETA

EGGS, RIPE UNFERTILIZED 103 127 4 4 6 453 585 675 851 865 929 938 1192 1381

1468 1629

SPERM, RIPE 103 119 127 446 585 929 '135 957 1495

EGGS,AT FERTILIZATION 938

EGGS, FERTILIZED 15 16 31 33 34 38 45 70 e1 113 119 133

139 142 156 164 169 172 178 242 320 329 334 428 U53 472 489 553 554 641 642 6U9 826 827 828 845 848 849 850 851 856 864 865 928 «>29 938 939 943 957 1129 1234 12cn 1293 1427

1457 1468 1474 1481 1484 1496 1505 1537 1560 1619 1629 1691

EGGS,AT HATCHING 31 119 489 553 828

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 15 31 38 45 49 119 139 156 169 211 428 453 472 489 826 827 845 853 865 943 1000 1290 1468 1479

1481 1560 1619 1629 16<11

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT fMERGFNCE 38 81 472 1627 1691

lfln,MIGRATING 15 18 33 34 37 38 41 10 81 111 119 133

139 156 !72 202 312 317 320 361 384 432 453 454 474 4f'4 565 649 652 695 699 827 864 865 891 1033

1177 1178 1193 1204 1230 1233 1234 1290 1292 1468 1481 1484 1496 1530 1594 1619 1629 1691

FINGERLINGS 27 "1 55 61 161 164 186 203 453 891 943 1037

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SPECIES • DEVELOPMENTAL SPECIES

STAGE

KETA

FINGERLt~GS

S~OLTS

SUBAOULTS,FRESHWATER

SUBAOULTS,SALTWATER

AOULTS,SALTWATER MATURING

AOULTS,SPAWN!NG

ADULTS, AFTER SPAWNING

KI SUTCH

GENERAL

GERMINAL TISSUE

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED

SPERM, RIPE

STAGE INDEX REFERENCE

1040 1041 14b9

lb4 474 1037

41 169

18 41 80 1496 1498

12 15 18 70 111 119

172 187 192 453 11b 797 ASS 856 857

1073 1074 1128 1233 1237 1254 1481 1484 1496

10 12 15 39 42 70 en 113 116

164 169 178 263 31., 320 489 539 638 693 715 763

1071 1074 1087 1234 1273 12q3 1322 1323 1333 1468 1474 1496

164 655

27 60 119 267 273 475 811 843 892

\151 1213 1427

19& 1507

240 505

119 1302 1495

NUMBERS

1498 1594

1042

133 163 4S3

27 34 64' 133 162 164 204 263 3'H 809 848 854 860 865 1001

1115 1179 1192 1318 1427 1468 1505 1557 1691

18 33 38 76 78 81

119 133 161 182 186 168 413 450 453 b41 642 649 856 " 864 865

1095 1204 1233 1303 1311 1313 1339 1355 1464 1505 1629 1691

192 227 240 506 652 731

1044 1076 1080 1495 1529 1685

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STAGE

l<ISUTCM

EGGS, AT FERTILIZATION 1302

EGGS,FERTILIZfO 34 1t9 142 277 281 320 334 374 ti38 481 519 537 StiO 553 652 731 827 828 841 958 1076 11l9 1132 1139

1151 1228 1285 l4'27 1457 1621

EGGS,AT HATCHING 119 55~ 841 1139 1151

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCMEO 119 156 211 281 374 481 537 549 827 841 958 1076

1132 1304 1479 1621 1628

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT E"4ERGENCE 286 328 481 1664

FRY,MIGRATING 71 119 281 286 298 317 328 352 361 385 386 456 482 500 540 605 624 625 652 659 711 712 818 820 821 822 827 903 1014 1265

13 04 1526 1553 1593 1594 1597 1619 1621 1630 1674

FINGERLlNGS 114 156 164 320 361 385 476 509 612 625 668 741 742 795 796 816 823 842 900 902 958 1014 1048 1065

1142 11 "" 1151 1224 1284 1353 1552 1594

S'-10LTS 68 317 385 505 611 6 14 626 627 652 659 699 722 772 822 958 1069 1070 1279

1396 1621

SUBAOULTS,FRfSHwATER 71 1Sb b14 12b5 1619 161.15

SU8ADULTS,SALTWATER 80 222 3'55 741 746 958 1048 1069 1594 1645

AOULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 506 612

AOULTS,SALTWATER MATURING 12 27 34 119 136 192

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STAGE

Kt SUTCH

ADULTS, SALTWATER MATURING ' 240 320 356 505 508 611 b83 70~ 703 720 721 742 746 776 795 796 809 822 882 956 984 1128 1308 1309

1408 1421 1427

AOULTS,SPAwNING 12 76 119 1b4 183 227 317 356 sos 506 539 652 715 731 739 763 882 958

1087 1095 1225 1279 1284 1303 1304 1353 1408 1515 1621 1645

"1ASU

GENERAL 112 119 133 146 192 475 843

GERMINAL TISSUE 196 847 1507

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 103 127 1195

SPERM, RIPE 103 119 127

EGGS,FERTILIZED 98 119 133 349 1457

EGGS,AT HATCHING 119

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 119 847 1037

FRV,MIGRATING 81 119 133 349 847 94 0 941 942 1194

FINGERLlNGS 119 156 757 1037 1194

SMOLTS 156 1037

SUBAOULTS,SALTWATER 133 1501

AOUL1S,SALTWATER MATURING 81 t 1 q 133 162 192 199 1195 1477

ADULTS, SPAWNING 119 12~ 133 11!6 162 349 1160 1194 1464

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SPECIES - DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

NERKA

GENERAL 16 27 11q 131 145 192 200 243 261 !92 337 354 363 383 473 475 483 589 608 609 610 622 635 665 889 ecn 897 tHS 932 q55 967 1044, 1080 1oqa 1167 1199

1266 1273 1275 1277 12<15 1327 1330 1388 1426 1427 1460 1495 1517 1545

GERMINAL TISSUE 191 194 196 1180 1499 1507

EGGS,RlPE UNFERTILIZED 103 127 210 260 301 468 767 1180 1401

SPERM, RIPE 103 119 127 210 301 468 751 767 1401 1426 1495

EGGS,AT FERTILIZATION 2A2

EGGS,FERTILIZEO 13 16 27 40 119 142 169 190 239 282 439 489 538 622 bq6 725 767 827 876 905 920 978 983 1080

1093 1097 1098 1102 1129 1141 1167 1300 1327 1389 1390 13q1 1402 1427 1457 1537 1627 1635 1641 1659

I EGGS,AT HATCHING 489 1627 t6:S5


1327 1351 1352 1368 1387 1390 1401 1627 1635 1641 1659

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT EMERGENCE 1627 1635 1641

fRY,MIGRATING 2 13 27 40 66 69 115 11q 150 180 200 239 261 265 285 292 294 296 335 337 429 461 463 474 495 536 572 S99 608 609

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I

SPECIES • DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INO~X SPECIES REFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

NERKA

FR~',MtGRATING 610 616 622 625 630 647 656 696 802 806 827 829 843 8b3 881 89'5 896 909 912 944 978 983 992 997

1023 1080 1093 1097 1098 1102 1141 1165 1167 1327 1351 1368 1387 1549 1586 1567 1594 1599 1627 1635 1641

FINGERLING$ 27 119 164 180 205 239 285 429 622 625 630 668 694 812 e2c; 843 910 1065

1080 1108 1127 1387 1192 1401 1475 1517 1594 1601

S~OLTS 16 27 62 86 91 115 119 150 191 361 363 429 474 589 622 626 627 696 772 806 843 863 883 910 967 1080 1366 1368 1387 1389

1391 1499 1517 1539

SUBADULTS ,FRESH~ATER 163 169 s1q 1645

SUBADULTS,SALTWATER 80 91 181 335 393 410 l.&29 599 622 825 843 967

1050 128t 1475 1499 1517 1645

AOULTS,FRfSHW~TfR MATURING 300 310 322 687 1534 1566 1601

AOUL'fS,SALTWATER MATURING 2 12 13 16 19 23 27 46 63 65 69 86 88 119 132 192 271 282

316 340 354 368 391 422 478 486 490 491 508 509 516 589 603 608 609 610 ' 620 624 634 679 683 703 704 720 721 727 760 773 776 794 808 809 815 863 883 690 917 921 ens 975 978 980 981 982 985 986 987 990 991 992 996 997

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STAGE

NE~KA

ADULTS, SALTWATER r.4ATURING 1013 1080 1099 1180 1189 1198 1199 1266 1275 1401 1421 1426 1427 tLJ49 1475 1601 1645

ADULTS,SPA~NING 5 8 12 13 lb 23 27 63 65 b9 7b 92

115 119 131 1b4 169 190 200 260 282 265 291 300 319 322 350 354 356 413 451 478 U89 539 601 616 622 679 6A7 715 727 763 767 773 863 8A1 883 905 913 916 920 967 978 983 992 1080 1087 1oee 1089 1093

1094 1095 1097 1098 1102 1161 1165 1196 1199 1266 1~73 1275 1295 1299 1300 1303 1323 1330 1389 1391 1402 1464 1475 1503 1517 1574 1587 1601 1625 1641 1645 1692

AOULTS,AFTER SP AwNING 131 145 265 300 337 490 491 679 1449

TSMAWYTSCHA

GENERAL 27 29 30 72 74 75 119 192 305 475 526 600 613 652 889 892 955 995

1022 1044 1080 1280 1379 1508 1546 1685

GERMINAL TISSUE 518 84&

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 435 559 563 I

SPERM, RIPE ltq 1302

EGGS,AT FE~TILIZATION 563 1302

EGGS,FERTILIZED 72 119 226 253 311 313 320 329 348 414 424 439 519 526 545 553 621 729

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SPECIES • DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFERENCE NUMAERS

STAGE

TSHAWYTSCHA

EGGS, FERTILIZED 738 827 1129 1291 1292 1300 1457 1508 1537 1667 1670 1671 1672

EGGS,AT HATCHING 119 553 1291


1669

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT EMERGENCE 580 593 936 1291 1669 1670 1672

FRY,MIGRATING 21 68 72 119 208 289 313 348 352 464 465 482 519 526 559 587 593 605 61l 624 625 711 716 753 780 827 936 12 1H 12"12 1669

1671 1673

FINGERLINGS 27 68 311 317 320 424 464 "94 509 593 595 613 625 626 668 713 842 887 922 924 936 959 965 1008

1226 1Z97 1353

St.tOLTS 253 464 615 621 62b 627 718 722 936

SUBAOULTS,FRESHWATER 595 lo45

SUBAOULTS,SALTwATER 626 673 1301 1342 1645

AOULTS,FRES~wATER MATURING 289 305 595

AOULTS,SALTWATER MATURING 12 27 68 119 192 271 320 340 486 508 516 526 534 600 615 624 683 702 703 705 708 720 721 753 776 782 882 887 922 927 984 1022 11qa 1301 1308 1309

1406 1561 161~

ADULTS, SPAWNING 12 27 68 72 74 76

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SPECIES • DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFE~ENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

TSMAwYTSCHA

ADULTS, SPAWNING 78 11 q 2QO 305 317 348 424 457 465 518 520 531 539 563 582 623 628 721 723 733 740 763 776 77q 882 887 936 1022 1087 1095

1198 1225 1303 1123 1353 1408 1417 1508 1515 1561 1645 1667 1673 1692


OTHER

GENERAL 112 159

Sli!OLTS 685

CSAL"'IO)

GENERAL 351 499 570 658 1081 1373 1632

EGGS,FERTILIZED 245 1618

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 245 . SUBAOULTS,FRESHWATER 1632

AOULTS,SPAWNJNG 444

AGU480NtTA

GENERAL 252

AOULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 532 781

CLARI< I

GENERAL 267 811 1076 1278 1360 1526 1621

SPERM, RIPE 213 533 586

EGGS,FERTILIZED 142 177 2sa 318 1223 1300

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SPECIES • DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDE.C SPECIES REFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

CLARK I

EGGS,FERT!LIZEO 1617


FRY,MIGRATING 229 254 404 829 1521 1617

FINGERLJNGS 254 732 741 900 1644

S'-'OL TS 822 1070

SU8AOULTS,FRESHwATER 400 698

SUBADULTS,SALTWATER 741

40ULTS,FRESHWATER MATU~lNG 254 b1b 732 734 1286

AOULTS,SALTWATEH MATURING 822

AOULTS,SPA~NING 293 325 739 1283 1286

GAIRONERI

GENERAL 27 30 75 129 174 267 273 338 146 380 382 383 475 517 811 843 889 932 954 1022 1030 1t22 1213 1263

1274 1280 1l60 1376 1438 1524 1531 1538 1542 1546 1555 1602 1620 l6l1 1637 1648 1658 1695

GERMINAL TISSUE 283 1176 1232 1236 1367 1381 1624 1645 1658

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 127 237 256 274 409 1157 1174 1221 1222 1240 1257 1258 12sq 1260 1261 1271 1367 1381 1438 1485 1576 1642 1658

SPERM, RIPE 127 148 213 237 274 533 666 866 1176 1271 1371 1653

1662

EGGS,AT FERTILIZATION 238 496 767 866

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STAGE

GA I RONER I

EGGS, FERTILIZED 43 73 116 120 121 142 148 214 215 231 246 249 278 288 304 329 344 396 416 419 44l 445 496 522 553 556 561 584 631 636 639 646 650 651 661 664 666 671 677 684 690 691 701 747 828 830 871 966 972 1011 1047 1067 1111 1129

1138 1145 1151 1154 1159 1164 1166 1182 11e3 1186 1187 1190 1191 1206 1Z08 1211 1212 1221 1222 1223 1236 1240 12·41 1252 1256 1257 1258 1305 1319 1343

. 1345 1359 1367 1372 1314 1377 1423 1438 1493 1511 1537 1576 1577 1598 1606 1608 1617 1633 1642 1643 1649 1650 1652 1653 1654 1656 1663 1670 1672

EGGS,AT MATCHING 120 121 231 278 443 553 747 871 1138 1145 1151 1154

1208 1252 1576 1649

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 208 215 279 396 416 584 636 639 654 655 657 661 664 830 868 869 871 966 972 1047 1125 1138 1145 1149

1154 1162 1173 1188 1206 1208 1241 1248 1251 1257 1267 1377 1438 1511 1576 1577 1617 1636 1638 1656

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT EMERGENCE 215 8b9 1112 1267 1664 1670 1672

FRY,M!GRATING 71 73 81 151 lq8 208 215 238 249 280 298 367 386 uq6 605 625 631 636 Q39 657 670 . 7~2 817 829 868 871 971 1047 1064 1067

1112 1116 1149 1155 1165 1188 1230 1245 1267 1287 1288 1317

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STAGE

GA I RONER I

FRY,MIGRATING 1345 1372 1577 1sq3 1617 1621 1630

FINGERLING$ 73 214 215 272 361 375 377 494 496 517 541 629 668 699 732 741 747 774 793 801 617 824 837 842 900 959 964 995 1047 1063

1064 106'5 1078 1142 1144 1173 1168 1196 1209 1214 1231 1267 1359 1398 1434 1568 1569 1620 1639 1661

SMOLTS 246 251 317 320 389 445 496 615 627 686 699 722 745 837 106q 1554

SUBAOULTS,FRESH~ATER 71 214 236 247 251 302 377 496 541 ·602 661 671 680 686 698 732 746 793 956 961 995 1021 1026 1047

1060 1078 1110 1148 1158 11ee 1196 1214 1229 1232 1236 1247 1365 1398 1410 1434 1459 1506 1533 1619 1624 1631 1639 1645

SUBADULTS,SALTWATER 222 741 1069 1645

AOULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 232 245 247 271 302 377 389 392 412 513 552 590 624 658 661 732 734 736 737 743 744 746 775 793 801 9.07 1077 1185 1188 1229

1248 1305 1554 1577

AOULTS,SALTWATER MATURING 81 417 434 486 508 509 615 683 702 703 720 721 745 809 1198 1207 1614 1645

1676

ADULTS, SPAWNING 174 175 214 217 223 246 256 295 317 . 392 520 524 539 552 576 583 667 660

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SPECIES • OE V E L OP~ENTAL STAGE INOEX SPECIES REFERENCE NUMAERS

STAGE

GA I RONER I

ADULTS, SPAWNING 707 715 739 747 748 750 775 1022 1071 1117 1157 1164

1165 1174 1198 1207 1208 12 09 1211 1305 1323 1372 1485 1595 1606 1620 1624 1626 1631 1645 1656 1bb1 1bb2 1676 1692

GILAE

SALAR

GENERAL 54 362 366 452 487 497 501 765 770 788 810 689 960 1170 1306 1400 1416 1427

1430 1441 1523 1529 1584

GERMINAL TISSUE 196 1242 1381 1507

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 268 284 674 1335 1336 1381 1456 1485 159 5

SPERM, RIPE 270 284 448 459 766 1595

EGGS, FERTILIZED 35 43 122 11.10 142 170 241 259 554 674 714 951 952 1043 1049 1052 1107 1121

1126 1146 1227 1250 1300 1335 1336 1382 1403 1427 1456 1457 147() 1490 1502 1540 1544 1595 1611 1612 1652 1686 1687 1686 1689

EGGS,AT HATCHING 170 1686 1688 1689

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 35 140 168 170 241 542 674 869 947 1047 1049 105Z

1149 1239 1370 1382 1393 1442 1470 1490 1502 1569 1640 1686 1'087 1688

LARVAE OR ALEVJNS AT EMERGENCE 8b9 1490

FRY,MIGRATING 79 85 99 1b8 1'~8 303

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SPECIES • OEVfLOPMENT AL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

SALAR

FRY,MIGRATING b62 674 661 768 852 908 923 931 1016 1047 1064 1079

1114 1149 1161 1324 1341 1357 1370 1393 1431 1439 1510 156" 1565 1619

FINGERLINGS 55 85 157 259 347 501 662 668 68t 759 813 834 838 839 904 908 914 947

1027 1049 1079 1106 1197 1328 1329 1341 1350 1357 1393 1399 1407 1416 1422 1429 11'39 1442 1443 1446 1510 1547 156& 1568 1569

SMOLTS 79 501 681 758 759 764 1328 1364 1378 1410 1442 1 l.l82 1520 169 5

SU8AOULTS,FRESHwATER 1619

SUBADULTS,SALTW4TER 168 768 679 1110 1356 1407 1429 1445 1ll48 1482 1544 1564 1565 1566

AOULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 411 759 907 1328 1329

ADULTS,SALTwATER MATURING 124 152 218 345 362 364 497 666 681 682 768 791 800 805 884 960 1016 1298

11.l 16 1427 1430 1448 1466 1482 1585 1595

ADULTS, SPAWNING 152 209 268 26q 345 ll23 447 485 645 11~ 931 960

1106 1113 1121 1218 132! 1326 1357 1358 1364 1378 1430 1457 1472 1465 1544 1585 1592 1595 1692 '

ADULTS,AFTER SPAWNING 1378 1448

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SPECIES ~ DEVELOPMENTAL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFERENCE NUMBERS

STAGE

TRUTTA

GENERAL 54 134 273 309 355 477 660 810 937 954 1004 1017

1024 1030 1061 1274 1455 1480 1524 1538 1543 1555 1677 1694

GERMINAL TISSUE 1018 1019 1381

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 674 1222 1240 1381 1395 1454

SPERM, RIPE 1271 1395

EGGS, FERTILIZED 142 170 177 396 551 554 561 650 661 666 674 684 784 1075 1115 1116 1129 1208

1210 1222 1223 1240 1241 1256 1300 1316 1319 1321 131.13 1344 1382 1384 11.103 1G93 1514 1595 1610 1649 1651 1654 1657 1695



LARVAE OR AL EVINS AT EMERGENCE 1321 1344

FRY,MIGRATING 177 431 662 1003 1115 1116 1120 1161 1205 1288 1316 1321 1324 1344 1411 1432 1439 1532 1609 1695

FINGERLINGS b62 937 1063 14&6 1434 1439

S'10LTS 251 663 937 1205 1378 1480

SUBAOULTS,FRESHWATER 251 477 74& 1079 1205 1320 1321 1432 1G34 1619

ADULTS,FRESHWATER M•TURING 245 513 590 678 746 1003 1216 14&6 11180 1519

AOULTS,SALT~ATER MATURING 1018 1210 1440 1466 1480 1522 1592 1595

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SPEC I ES • DEVELOPMEN TAL STAGE INDEX SPECIES REFERENCE N~M8ERS

STAGE

TRUTTA

ADULTS, SPAWNING 175 177 539 663 784 937 1005 1017 1019 1032 1039 1117 1216 1217 1320 1323 1344 1378 1430 14 40 1454 1480 1595 1b77


OTHER

GENERAL 129 1277 1315

EGGS,RtPE UNFf.RTILIZEO 1452

SPERM, RIPE 201 1453 1492

EGGS,FERTILIZED 142 566 1340 1424 1452 1470 1487 1494 tSOO

LARVAE OR ALEVlNS NEWLY HATCHED 1340 1452 1470 1500

FRY,MIGRATJNG 1340 1452 1500

FlNGERLlNGS 1500 1509

S"10LTS 1473

SU~AOULTS,FRESHWATER 1509

AOULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 658 1466 1473 .. : .. ,t l\'.,~I "' ' " "If + , ~ •.. """ • . ,, .• • • 't •

ADULTS,SALTWATER MATURING 1473 1487 1512

ADULTS, SPAWNING 128 175 1338 1453 1473 1487 1512

(SALVELINUS)

GENERAL 570 1081 1b32

SUBAOULTS,FRESHWATER t331 1632

AOULTS,SPA~NING 130 749 15!5

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STAGE

ALPINUS

GENERAL 75 193 224 314 366 771 843 1053 126~ 1269 1270 1363

1462 1497 1685

GERMINAL TISSUE 1381

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 184 1381 1634

SPER~,RIPE 184

EGGS1FERTILIZEO 206 1300 1471 1478

SMOLTS 405

SUBADULTS,FRfSMWATER 1268 1375 1471 1478 1497 1678

SUBAOULTS,SALTWATER 1053 1268 1471 1497

ADULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 405 77t 1249 1253 1269 1289 1466 14 71 1478 1519 1586 1631.1

ADULTS,SALTwATER MATURING 156 789 1053 1478 1592

ADULTS, SPAWNING 771 1053 1269 1289 1363 1478 1497 1634 1692

FONTINALIS

GENERAL 129 216 220 257 266 299 355 360 366 427 430 436 1.111 507 54b 810 861 1122

1151 1184 1262 1264 12741 1276 1282 1294 1307 1310 1444 1462 1536 1542 1547 1548 1556 1623

GERMINAL TISSUE 436 1381

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 184 462 529 751 1119 1222 1381 1395 1415 1595

SPERM,RIPE 127 184 462 550 562 586 1119 1395 1595


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STAGE

FO NTI NALIS

EGGS,FERTILIZEO 212 219 249 395 443 445 462 550 650 666 871 1068

1119 1129 113l 1154 1183 1220 1222 1223 1255 1300 1344 1423 1617 1656 1665 1684

EGGS,AT HATCHING 443 1154


LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT EMERGENCE 1344

FRY,MIGRATING 249 395 528 844 871 946 1068 1116 1288 1344 1357 1432 1564 1607 1617 1665 1679

FINGERL!NGS 165 220 541 838 844 886 1219 1220 1357 1435 1442 1444 1568 1623

SMOLTS 332 445 1558

SUBAOULTS,FRESHWATER 165 219 235 477 480 54 1 7'5b 83b 844 1015 1110 1168

1362 1394 1397 1399 1432 1436 14"4 1564 1573 1619 1623

ADU LT S,FRESHWATER MATURING 26b 343 430 436 462 513 590 b72 700 736 737 744 838 861 1220 1264 1282 1341

1573 1607 1665

AO ULTS,SALTwATER ~A TURING 1595

AD IJLTS,SPlwNtNG 212 21b 219 257 266 287 299 3b0 4lb 449 507 539 588 8bl 871 1220 1262 1344

1357 1376 1444 1595 1607 1623 1656

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STAGE

t-t!Al.MA

GENERAL 75 47q 811 843 859 1268 1383 1462 1550

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 1383

EGGS, FERTILIZED 142 479 1383 1690

L4RVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 1383

FRY,MIGfUTING 228 479 1562 1605

FINGERLINGS 361 859

Sl.10LTS 359 479

SU8AOULTS1FRfSH~ATER 1037 1501

SUBAOULTS,SALT~ATER 1409 1605

AOULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 156 359 418 508 578 581 683 1383 1666

ADULTS, SALTWATER MATURING 720

ADULTS, SPAWNING 228 323 359 407 859 1383 1562 1666 1690

NA"4AYCLISH

GENERAL 74 75 125 258 341 387 470 843 1096 1172 1570 1685

SPERM, RIPE 533

EGGS,FERTILIZED 125 371 530 547

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 371

FRY,MlGRATING 530

FINGERLINGS 948

SUBAOULTS,FRESHWATER 369 735 1361 1433

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NA-..AYCUSH

AOULTS,FRESMWATER MATURING 35b 387 388 470 735 777 1201 1535

AOULTS,SPAWNING 125 387 388 IS10 530 778 1096 1172 1201 1244 1361 1535 1692

FONTINAL.IS )( NAMAYCUSH

GENERAL 1262


EGGS,F!RTILIZED 225 157 373 1660

LARVAE OR ALEVI~S NEWLY HATCHED 225 373 1660

FRY,MIGRATI~G 233

SUBAOULTS,FRfSHwATER Jbq 1325 13q4

AOULTS,fRESHWATER MATURING 1325 M -,.·· •, -, ... ..... .;! ... t ...... _.. 11• • I) .. olt ,,_ -1·1\•.:. ~ , I

' AOULTS,SPAWNJNG 225 357 3bq 373 1262 1325

OTHER

GENERAL 1122 1268 1276 1414 1462

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 1414

EGGS, FEfH IL I ZED 142 669 1 " 1 4 1613

LARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED bbq 1414 1613

FRY,MIGRATING 669 1276 1414

FINGERLINGS 165 1037 1476

SUBADULTS,FRESHWATER 165 1037 1476 1501

AOULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 1289

AOULTS,SALTWATER ~ATURING 1 £6 1 4

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OT MER

AOULTS,SPAwNING 1276 1289 1 4 1 4

COTHER SALMONIO HYBRIDS)

GENERAL 100 10R t69 326 585 755 1122

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 106 109

EGGS,FERTILIZEO 100 1 0" 106 108 169 170 489 751 754 905


LARVAE OR ALEVINS NE~LY HATCHED 100 106 u,9 170 184 211 489 905

FRY,MIGRATING 103 105 106 107 184 754

FINGERLINGS 165 963

SUBAOULTS,FRESH~ATER 110 1b3 165 169 104b

ADULTS,FRESHWATER MATURING 105 169 498 1289

ADULTS, SALTWATER MATURING 963

AOULTS,SPAWNING 107 108 109 110 130 166 169 326 489 585 905 1289

1332

COTHER FISHES) . .. . ;- . . . .. GENERAL 50 51 54 58 74 94

101 123 126 134 155 164 167 174 176 193 195 197 235 248 250 255 264 308 324 327 330 336 341 353 365 366 383 388 397 402 420 425 426 433 458 460 466 469 488 499 509 511 514 515 521 543 SSS 567 579 591 592 59~ 617 618

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STAGE

COTHER FISHES)

GENERAL 632 633 653 660 717 719 728 752 790 792 798 814 825 831 843 867 874 877 889 893 'H8 932 945 949 953 961 962 968 9b9 973

1000 1006 1007 1009 1012 1028 1029 1030 1031 1036 1044 1045 1051 1062 1081 1082 1083 1084 108~ 108b 1100 1101 1103 1122 1131 1133 1136 1137 1140 1143 1147 1150 1151 1153 1156 1202 1203 1204 1273 1315 1411 1418 1419 1425 1427 1428 1439 1447 1450 1451 1461 1463 1464 1483 1486 1502 1513 1524 1525 1528 1529 1531 1543 1563 1575 1578 1579 1580 1581 1583 1584 1590 1591 1597 1604 1621 1623 1637 1646 1641 1648 1655 1680 1682 1685 1690 1695

GERMINAL TISSUE 327 471 617 1010 1055 1051 1381 1507 1654

EGGS,RIPE UNFERTILIZED 96 117 234 244 276 327 378 394 594 596 692 970

1010 1018 1381 1616 1683

SPERM, RIPE 467 564 1272 1'192 1616 1662

EGGS, FERTILIZED 43 52 82 83 101 117 118 148 221 230 234 276 297 308 371 · 376 378 390 398 442 502 504 554 557 568 569 573 574 577 592 594 596 597 598 666 684 688 690 130 783 870 871 873 950 952 970 1011 1020

1104 1129 1130 1132 1163 1164 1345 1403 1404 1420 1423 1437 1458 1483 1486 1488 1493 1502 1504 1507 1514 1516 1518 1527 1528 1537 1559 1572 1613 1615

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STAGE

COTHER FISHES)

EGGS,FERTIL.IZEO 1616 1618 1649 1650 1652 1654 1657 1675 1680 1oe3


~ARVAE OR ALEVINS NEWLY HATCHED 52 82 160 221 230 331 371 372 378 421 502 504 569 574 594 597 868 870 871 872 873 945 947 1104

1132 1162 1't20 1425 1467 1502 1504 1507 1514 1516 1528 1589 1609 1616 1646 1683

LARVAE OR ALEVINS AT EMERGENCf'. 571 594' 1112

F~Y,"4IGRATING 82 90 189 244 381 571 574 591 592 594 619 822 868 871 931 1002 1112 1155

1345 1431 1 't67 1507 1510 1527 1528 1572 1579 1593 1597 . 1609 1617

FINGERLINGS 149 824 947 1047 1151 1510

SUBAOULTS,FRESMWATER 822 1037 1050 1060 1148 1433 1459 1680

SUBAOULTS,SALTWATER 50 1680

AOULTS,FRESH~ATER MATURING 333 379 399 406 508 578 s<n b17 678 683 833 1201

14b6 1519

ADULTS, SALTWATER MATURING 50 56 57 124 189 234 573 689 720 822 832 945

105b 1057 1058 1059 1105 1109 1131 1430 1466

AOULTS,SPA~NING 96 101 164 174 308 376 390 401 ~91 688 b89 870 871 931 ~45 1051 1057 1058

1059 1101 1105 1109 1130 1131 1164 1273 142c; 1430 1450 1461

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COTHER FISHES)

AOULTS,SPAWNING 1464 1507 1527 1588 1692

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r~.--~~~~~~~~~ .......

·'I* .. ' ,l•

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SUBJECT n1v1s1o~s PART l·~FDIATJNG FACTORS,ENVTRONMENTAL

,~·PHYSICAL FACTORS I. GENERAL

>• t · 1 GENERAL ·~ I

I I

,t

ll I: . ~ATER

10 DISCHARGt !1 • ••

,•

11 OIPECTIO M OF FLO~

1 2 I N C L IJ S I 0 I\• S '' I' •

] ;: URS TR A 1E

,;~ 2 0 C H A R A C T F. R I S T I C S ·~l

I N D E X

8 75 2b7 4 04 451 704 770 890 91b q58 1004 1205

13 t 3 1412 l ll27 1441 lbQl

74 11 3 122 1 3 1 11-i4 223 249 272 273 321 '12~ 45~

4P.6 501 507 541 ~75 62b .028 h l, 7 h52 703 705 7".;,A

764 A09 q3a q5p, 973 1042 1061 10b3

1075 1131 1 135 12 813 1313 1323 1327 1406 1427 1429 1432 1442 1468 1474 1487 1 CiO~ 1512 1542 1606 1ol9 1625 1626 1(~27 1~?9 t 6h8 1b7b lb78 tb91

212 60b .e2q 1013 1042

164 207 ~ ll ~

577 613 770 824 878

lOAO 1 1 1 1 1373 toqo

38 42 164 178 255 451 5P.3 601 649 h~8

100 1 1030 10~0 1 1 0 1

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PHYSICAL FACTORS SUBSTRATE

20 CHARACTERISTICS

21 BEHAVIOUR

22 FJNES,JNORGANIC

23 FINF.S,ORGANIC

wAT€R•SUBSTRATE INTERACTIONS 30 ~ATER•SU8STRATE INTERACTIONS

ELECTRO~AGNETIC ENERGY 40 VISIBLE LIGHT

I N 0 E X

REFERENCf NUMKER

1 2 0 t 1 2 3 q 1 2 4 1 13 0 7 1313 1373 1363 141" t4n8 1474 1479 t ' oa 1sq2 lb06 1623 1626 1628 1629 1664 1690 U>91

428

uo 207 P.76

1070 14£14 1623 1670

878 1373 m 42

41 iJ

878 1075 1ll74 1627 tb72

146 555 974

1130 lb19 1629 16q1

164 725

1028 1292 1621 1655 1693

126 164 864 1070 1327 1627

42 207 4~6

601 965

1069 1138 1313 1360 1546 1668

15 431 703 8b9

1041 1105

78 211 494 bOb 973

1075 1 t"' 1 1327 1£11£1 1585 1693

49 5t.i7 824 934

1058 1108

139 271 539 659

10 0 4 1079 1144 1333 1520 1606

122 552 830 cno

10b7 1109

,. ti• .. . ,.

16" 318 _si:q ~et i

tp 5/J 1080 11 fl 7 135~

1525 Jb29

322 661 834

1027 1086 t1 }A

-,J, ~ • ·)i - 237 -,;,, !~

~ ~,

:1 .1il S U B J E C T I N D E X : I a

SUBJECT DIVISIONS REFERENCE PART t •MEDIATING FACTORS,ENVIRONMENTAL

PHYSI CAL FACTORS ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY

"0 VISIBLf LIGHT t 1 ti 0 111.4 1 11 l.l4 t19b 1207 123Q 1356 1398 1399 1 £103 1414 1443 1 "~6 1S21 1525 1529 1579 1597 1609

"' 1 NON•VISIBLE RADIATION 35 118 1 IJ8 226 2lJb 253 298 ti 2"' StlO 580 824 968

1125 1377 1t1S8 1483 1502 1504 l58q 1611 u, 12 1613 1616 1636 1643 1652 tb53 168(> 16P.7 168A 1689

42 ELECTRICITY 214 389 523 SuR 713

TEMPERATURE so TEMPERATllRE 15 31 52 74

7 p, 89 99 115 122 139 164 H>9 170 177 178 '2 () "3 206 211 2tQ 222 223 224 226 229 230 272 28 ~ 283 303 321 '.33 33q 352 363 J 76 37A 381 422 428 t130

"31 432 439 443 lJ "'5 £148 U59 465 467 4b8 473 502 515 520 522 546 551 591 596 60l! bOS 616 62h 640 653 684 69J 701 729 730 15~ 761.J 770 774 7 e. 809 811 R29 833 637 839 844 a4S ~56 864 869 A70 lH2 877 915 91~ q:s2

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SUBJECT DIVISIONS PART t•M£0JATJNG F~CTORS,ENVJPnNMENTAL

Pt.j YSl.BAt FACTORS TEMPERATURE

J 50 TEMPERATURE

51 ICE FORMATION

PqESSURE 60 PRESSURE,HYDROSTATIC

Ell

oi PRESSURE,MECHANTCAL

PRESSURF ANO SUPERSATURATION

!NDEX

RfFERENCE NUMBER

q34 q55 Qb5

1013 1047 1067 1076 1107 1 1 1 7 1138 1159 1209 1287 1356 1406 1459 1490 t 5 t 1 1527 1542 1579 1626 1659 1676 1690

935 QC\8 q<n

1020 l 0 lJ 9 10bQ 10~0

tl OA 1127 t 148 1167 1213 1296 1382 1414 1468 11.1<n 1512 1528 1547 1606 1627 1669 1679 tn91

q44 Qb2

1001 103Q 1052 1075 1104 1109 1130 1151 1165 12~1> 1307 1390 1420 1462 1495 1517 1530 1549 1609 16Ll5 1671 1680 1695

.:

952 91>4

1003 1046 1058 101n 1105 111 0 11,31 115 LI 1208 1271 133' 1394 1429 14137 1496 1524 1538 1569 1621 1655 1673 16R2

744 1013 1427 1629

438 576 A42 1001 t 135 1510 1531

278 503 701 10AO 1271 1402 1585

82 50Q b 05

1008 1252

83 542 624

1029 1297

311 5ll9 718

1031

.. . .

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SUBJEC T DIVISIONS PART ! •MEDIATING FACTORS,ENVT~ONMFNTAL

PHY SICAL FACTORS PRESSURE

63 PRFSSURf,OS~OTIC

TOPOGRAPHY 70 COVfR

CHE~lCAL FACTORS GENERAL

100 CHEMICAL FACTORS

11 :.· . PROPERTIES 0F WATER

110 OISSOLVFD OXYGFN

I l\J D E X

135 1581

73 65q

1070 1131

J t 9 553

1080 t3R8

31 139 203 308 398 445 575 613 6tl0 774 871

1001 10?8 1076 111 7 113~ 1167 1296 tl.168 1524 1615 1629 1b90

-281.1 866 1043

131 1 7'8 R 11 1001

1076 1019 11 tltl 1,606

f'.16 217 b22 897

ll 31 tl53 1579

40 l!3 1b4 1~8 221 2'8 l 321 324 402 428 51 4 5t>9 579 597 618 6~6 678 753 826 a.3.3 932 943

1008 f 009 1 OStl l-063 1080 1198~ 1129 1'1~2 114 1 1151 1215 1 2ti1 12<n 1333 1486 f 487 1537 1538 1619 1621 1637 1655 1691 1693

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SUBJEC T DIVISIONS RfFf.RENCE "JUM8ER f.>A?T 1•MEOlATtNG FACTORS,ENVJRONMfNTAL

CHE~I CAL FACTORS I f

PR-OPERTIES OF 'f.'ATE~

l 1 t Pt-4,C021HARDNESS 78 139 283 284 2AA 3" 1 3qc; U93 529 553 613 618 bUO P.bb 904 90~

932 953 958 962 965 1009 1078 10~0

1 J 0 3 1 1 1 2 1117 11 31, 11 "'? 11 iJ 7 1151 1184 12IJ1 12iJ8 1271 1333 13tJ3 136 0 1388 1406 1 IJ 1 0 1468 1487 lolO 1627 1655 1657 16A2 1690 lh95

NITROGEN COMP()IJl\IOS 40 377 618 619 629 6 .31 6tl 0 953 9'i6 959 961 962 965 971 914 995

1009 1014 1 06() 1062 10B4 1112 113.3 1135 1137 11 IJ 3 1148 1150 1153 1384 1410 1493 163A 1648 1682 1693 1695

CATTO~S ?.A iJ 619 64'4 1085 1152 1272 1 335 1330 1~60 1374 1633 16~8 16iJ8 1695

A~IONS 131 145 337 61 '3 974 1152 156 ~ 1638

SALT ~ATER 41 l /\9 201 298 309 378 38iJ U32 lJ iJ 7 IJ76 512 596 602 619 645 70!, 733 779 760 793 A27 832 836 841 A49 A50 851 864 866 923 928 1013

Hi:. 'I ,

1 ••

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SUBJ ECT DIVISIONS RFFERENCf. N(JMSER PART t•MEDIATtNG FACTORS,ENVIRON~ENTAL

CH EMICAL FACTORS

' PROPERTIES 0F wATER

~ 115 SALT WATER 1 0·36 1oq2 1107 ·•r 1 1 1 0 111J2 1226 1272 12qo 1335 1 v:;6 1357 llbb 1375 1410 1420 1601 lb5c; 1680

116 FRESH \<JATER 41 3oq 432 506 632 633 7 IJ Pt 928 93b

1335 1336

POLLUTAMTS 130 OXYGEN DEMAND 2(:/7 324 618

63q 932 9$3 CHIJ 1014 1063

1152 1167 1327

1 31 RJOCTDESCPESTICIOES,H~RBlCIDES) 215 23ti 235 2t'1 279 35b 361 374 411 4t-i2 500 537 630 670 6q8 700 75q 810 814 IH9 QIJ8 950 951 1068

12t16 1305 1341 1344 1372 1393 1tloo 1446 1556 156/J 1565 156f) 1572 1617 164/J 1665 1679

132 SURFACTAl\•TS 1267

133 TOXIC AGEl\ITSCOTHER THAN 131,132) 114 133 24~ 257 272 346 347 360 /J 42 504 519 537 5Q2 596 598 b72 691 738 787 819 A71 R84 886 qoa Q08 q 1 /J 932 1021

1062 1065 1112 11~7

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SUB~ECT DIVISIONS P A. R T t • 'f-1 t; 0 I A T I N G F A C T U R S , E N V I R 0 N M E N T A L

CHE~ICAL FACTORS POLU.ITA"1TS

l"JOEX

133 TOXIC AGENTSCOTHER THAN 131 1 132)

DRUGS,SPECIAL CHEMICALS 11.10 PROP .... YLACTICS,ORUGS

ANAESTHETICS,TRA~QUILLIZERS

142 OLFAfTORY STIMULANTS

CHEMICAL TAGS,MARKS I !~O CHEMICAL !AGS,•ARKS

GENERAL 200 ATOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS,RESPONSES

DE$CRIPTIVE C~ARACTERISTICS 210 TAXO~O~Y,SYSTtMATICS

211 GfOGRAPHlC OISTRIBUTION,GEOGRAPHIC ORIGI"'

Rf.FERENCE

1216 1219 t?36 1345 1368 1371 141b 142R 1458 1So3 167q u,q5

120 27b 31\ I.I 348 tlb1 465 532 556 740 835 q2q 1077

b7b 1283

iJ t 0 b 1 4 795 A13

t308 1678

149 265 l.IA8 Sol.I

1227 1228

133 12b8 l 48(l

252 336 4q8 4qq q]7 1053

1270 1455

" 5 1 0 11

f-I

t ,Ii~ ... ·~r ..

!'- . :f:.~ ":

. '

:..iif . , 'I ••

NUt<1.AER

f • I

1220 122A 1350 1357 1380 1401 1437 1445 1b46 lb55

! .

2A8 310 3'55 IJ 1 q 493 526 561 ~ 7 Ai 8ti0 866

11oq 1532

.. fl ..

789 7q1 1044 12LJ 7

., ~

•, ' 331 tibO 571 7~4

: ' ,,, 1310 1455

·· l' '· -

351 45~

658 749 1oqh 12h8 14Q5

8 9 12 13

~ ... ~ , .. . . . . -' t .~f: .t ' vJ.

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SUBJ ECT DIVISIONS PART 2~BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS,FUNCTJONS,RESPONSES

Bl O~OGICAL FACTORS

i ' ••• , .. -', •l '·

t . •

DESCRIPTIVE CHARACTERISTICS 211 GEOGRAPHIC DlSTRIBUTION,GEOGRAPHlC ORIGIN

REFERENCE

15 16 20 21 24 25 28 29 45 46 65 74 78 111

15q 161 173 181 199 25~ 302 337 3#,i.1 378 391 l.100 ll53 469 505 600 634 641 708 714 741 772 77A 815 Rtl3 848 897 907 918 921 927 Q30 975 976 980 981 986 9A8 qq 1 992 9qo 998

1024 1 Oi.12 1066 1072 1087 1094 1099 1106 1200 1201 1300 1307 1383 1400 1 l.I 1 2 1 4 1 3 1 aao 1 aaR 1460 1462 11.172 1473 li.180 1481 1U96 1497 1505 1506 15'36 1541 tf!OO 1605 1626 1629

18 22 26 36 i.14 54 01.1 715 16

119 141 ~~ 16 2 164~ 188 19~ ~'65 2qi; 350 363 384 385 ' 434 431)' ! 479 4A7 012 622

f.!42 68.Q ·1 723 7 ?.,_IJ . 776 1 771 1316 ~ a2s;; A94 A96 91~ 917 925 926 958 96 t) ·'ti 411 979 9~4 q~c,

969 1 990 993 11 99U ~ !9 ,,1001

1048 i1 053 1074 il OA0-10Q5 ~ l 09t> I 1 71.1 ~ t t 9~ 12 1 1 ~ t261> 1:515 ~ 1322 1407 11.109 14i4 i14'\3 1455 ~ 1ll57 1 l.lb4 111.1 oR

1474 11'*77 1462 14H7 : 14Q9 1501 1 cJoq '1 s2< 1551 !1571 1607 1624 163 1 l163LJ .

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SUBJECT DIVISIONS PART 2•AI0LO~JCAL EFFECTS ,F UNCTIONS,RESPQNSES

BIOLOGICAL FACTORS 0($CRIPTIVf CHARACTERISTICS

2 1 1 GE 0 r, R A PH I C () 1 S T R JEW T I 0 N , GE 0 GRAPH I C 0 R l G I ~1

212 MORPHOMf TRICS,MERJSTICS

REFEREt-.CE

16tt1 1676 1e11

15 33 4 t p. 4 aq

tr> 3 108 158 164 170 1qb 203 ? lUJ

257 2qq 333 35? 371 'A3 3Q6 LI 3 4

t153 4P.tl

505 5q2 b22 6P.6 710 736 751.1 77,7 8?0 p. 3 0 81>3 Q02 Q,6 qaa q60

t 0 0 1 1o:n 1oaq 10b8

27 37 50 65 Qt

105 110 159 165 180 1Q7 205 2t1S 258 302 339 360 ~72

3A5 405 436 469 4qo 512 600 661 68Q 714 743 755 Alb A21 Au 3 871 qoq q37 Qtlb Q63

1004 103tl 1053 1074

31 38 51 R1 99

106 1J Q

162 108 1f H 1Q8 208 250 285 326 342 363 374 386 424 iJ <'1 470 501 SF35 602 66Q tl94 721 7t15 771 817 822 85Q 872 912 940 95') Q64

1017 1040 1058 1080

32 3q 7q 88

100 107 141 163 169 184 202 ?13 252 2Q2 3!2 345 370 378 388 429 t145 47tl 504 591 613 6R5 696 732

t 747 , t 1 a ~~ 1 R 82' 661 881 927

. 9 ~ 1 95R 967

1022 104A 1067 1092

J 'l'.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----

1 'I

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SUBJECT OIVISIONS REFERENCE PART 2•RIOLOGtCAL EFFECTS,FUNCTIO~S , RESP ONSES

RIOLOGICAL FACTORS DESCRIPTIVE CHA~ACTERISTICS

212 MORPHOMETRICS,MERISTlCS 1oqb 1104 1l08 1 2c;, 1127 1132 \151 1155 ttb8 1173 11 q3 11Qq 1200 1201 1205 1206 12oq 1214 121b 121q 1231 1245 t ~ba 12bq 1272 1276 1"2 82 128q 130b 1 3 1 J\ 132~ 1325 1~28 1329 1332 1352 1357 1361 13.63 13b4 1378 1382 1 Ll ~ O 1407 1 414 1422 1U25 1Ll2q Hl40 144LI 1.447 1 ll 4 ~ 144q 1 ll50 1453 1Ll5 4 1 LIS~ 1457 146-0 14b2 1468 1472 ~473 1Ll75 1 t17b 1480 1481 1LI82 1484 1485 1487 1 LJA9 14Q1 t4<n l '.£1q6 1497 1498 1499 1504 1505 1506 1 5 1 1 1512 151~ 1516 1517 1522 1526 15'5 1536 i 5lJ4 l 545 154A 1 554 1561 1562 1570 1573 1SQ3 1S99 th07 tbOB l." 0 q 1619 16?0 1623 16? 4 1626 1h30 1631 1632 163ll 1~~5 1639 1641 1645 1b47 1676 1677 16AO l bf' 1 16~3 10,90

213 SIZE 13 14 15 lb 17 lR 27 31 71 81 96 1 0 \

105 106 109 1 3 4 1 uq 153 15A 177 1A3 18R 198 200 209 244 256 2b(') 272 ?81 za2 291 ;:>q5 2q6 2qq 322 328 345 3'5b 357 ' 'f\7 38A 400 LI '3 I, 462 470 47q U82

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BIOLOGICAL FACTORS DESCRIPTIVE CHARACTERISTICS

?13 SIZf LH~q 4q6 S04 sos 51R 5'36 55q 5h9 616 621 627 641 642 643 c,4q 684 6A6 b'H 10b 716 731 735 745 747 7Sb 75~ 7b0 761.l 778 7qq ~00 AOl 81')3 B 0 LJ 13 0 5 811 ~17 901 905 910 qi7 Q20 925 9SR

1001 1003 1 O OlJ tOOS 101 fl 101q 1023 103~

103q 1042 1054 1057 1074 1099 1103 1120 11 ll 1 1174 1178 1180 11A9 1201 121 1 1212 'I 1213 1217 1219 i22q 1239 12h9 127b 1279 1293 1295 1300 1303 !•·

1316 1325 1363 136~ t '.HA 13A3 1387 1391 1400 \420 1433 l Ll 3n 11J'i4 1464 1485 1 IJQ9 l 'i?7 1532 1535 1544 1565 t 61'1 lbbb to77 1690 1h91 1692

2l4 AGE 1 " 23 27 4':> 48 ,, q b2 7q 91 11 q 1 lJQ 170

203 2 0 c; 219 225 ?bf.. 291 299 339 345 ,50 3C)6 357 361.1 365 3M~ 391 400 IJOb 421 1J3o 4'53 4h3 477 479 LJ~S 505 518 ')2R s 1.11 58~ hOO 613 621 h22 6"H1 7"5 747 7r::;b 75A 1h0 7 fl LJ 771 777 778 7~0 7P.2 800 ROS Atb P.22 847 ~49

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PART 2•8IOLOGJCAL EFFECTS,FUNCTIONS,WES PONSES BIOLOGICAL FACTORS

DESCRIPTIVE CHARACTfRISTICS 21 a AGE 861 Bbq 874 910

917 925 927 937 9U4 95A 960 97;'!

1003 1017 10'17 1 OU~ 1053 1080 1103 11 5" 1172 1 u~q 1201 1211 1216 1217 1229 1?b9 1279 1292 1301 1325 1328 1330 13bb 1~83 1aoo \407 1437 1440 14U6 ta5o 1as5 1460 1a12 1473 1U75 t4A1 14A2 1484 lt1R5 1U87 1 Ll8A 14q2 lil96 1497 1498 1499 1507 1508 1512 1517 1522 1527

!1 1535 1554 15t.i2 1573 1579 lbOB 1619 1623

' 16?7 lb2A 1631 lb34 1642 1645 165#> 1,., 77 t6<H

215 BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION 30 99 ~ 1 7 11 q 142 144 14A 1 5 1 152 153 199 213 216 240 21.t7 ;:>6'5 'Ho 354 V56 3A7 402 406 412 474 47M U87 ucn a<H\ 499 635 644 041-i

I 65R 660 6~6 b71 t-8 0 6<rn 788 R20 A21 RS4 A'i5 856 ai;1 A59 860 868

I 950 957 972 1035 1056 1063 1176 1180 1250 1251 1259 1260

I 1261 \367 1438 145h 1 ll57 1465 14bb l 469 1477 1478 14Q3 1514 1557 1576 1577 1'598

I 1600 1601 tt> 1 7 1624 1~35 1639 ~b41 1 h5 ti 1651-i 11>57 1658 1660

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8IOLOGICAL FACTORS DESCRTPT!Vf CHARACTERISTICS ~15 R!OCMfMICAL CO~POSITION

211> STOCK IDENTIFICATION

ANATOMY,MO~PHOLOGY

218 OEVELOPMfNT

REFERENCE NUMBER

1b84

91 708

14bb 1bh1

1 l q IJ97 657

1 1 1 2 1 °' t A 1507 t68b

4q t 2 t 140 253 453 65JJ 690 A53 q3q 97fl

10ll3 1112 1138 11 blJ t1Ab 1 ?. 0"' 1376 1 a03 1442 t tJb 7 1507 1559 1bt8 164 0 t b'51 U>56 t6A4

15lJ 21J7 475 A15 1001 1181

1477 1512 162ll

?77 I) 1 7 6Q2

1 15 7 t 3 7 4 1579

83 125 1 IJ I.I 254 4 7lJ 655 830 Ab8 943

1010 1049 1116 l 145 11 b9 1'A7 1208 1383 1414 \455 1490 1511 1598 1627 lblJ2 1652 165q 1h8b

314 651 828

1269 1 l.12 '3 1593

11 7 1 31} 191 277 l.1~4

b57 845 928 957

10 11 1067 1126 1154 1182 1190 121J 1 1386 1IJ15 1456 1500 1 5 1 4 1 oll 1b33 1643 1653 16"0 1688

356 654 81J t

1301 1476 1596

11 q 139 2 ll t:i 4 36 651 661J 647 929 95A

1038 1111 11:~2

1162 1183 119J t292 14 0 1 1U23 145 .r; 1502 1532 1615 1635 1650 1654 1663 1689

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BIOLOGICAL FACTORS DESCRIPTIVE CHARACTERISTICS

21q DEVELOPMENTAL ANOMALIES 35 52 106 14A

211 234 236 26Ci 3£18 35q 4 0 7 IJl 3 l.l~Q 4q2 5 -0 /! 527 5£10 580 604 R LJ Q

850 ~71 16 03 1155 1158 1342 1377 13<n 1502 150 £1 1516 JS8q 101& 1620 1643 1bl.I4

1653 1687 10 ~ 8

220 CYTOLnGY , HISTOLOGY 35 104 259 300 316 635 ~ 4b b £1 f\ 6R 7 l)qt 727 A73

1026 1158 1185 1230 12qo 1381 13A5 1431 144q 1582

GENET!C,RACIAL CHARACTERISTICS 230 GENETIC FACTOl<S 27 2CJ 35 173

4?6 427 475 4qf3 867 1080 1116 1214

121,2 1263 1461 \4b2 1602

231 POPllLATJON DlFFERENCfS 16 17 27 28 2CJ 30 q3 96

115 119 164 1~1 1qq 22q 258 2QO 2CJ4 350 '364 3bQ 376 382 423 427 436 L.i53 477 £187 63£1 706 110 '124 749 781 7 8 Al5 R2q asq 863 1001

1024 1074 108 0 1131 1?.oq 1270 127£1 \306 1318 1400 1414 11.125 1477 HS85 1505 1512 1558 1570 1579 tn02 11, 0 q 1620 1h24 1 b?f.) 1634 u_,9 t

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AIDLOGlCAL FACTORS GENETIC,RACIAL CHA~ACTERISTlCS

232 AGE OF MATURITY

233

234 INAREEDJNG

235 HV~RIDIZATION

236 SfLECTION,R~EEDING

237 GYNOGtNf SIS

REFERENCE ~UMRER

1 7 q2

162 177 260 322 453 till 714 7<:,7

q37 1005 10,4 t 1 31 1276 1'32A 13AQ 1I.I73 '4A7 1535

18 101 163 182 2bA 345 470 645 771 8hl Q58

l 01 7 1039 l 1Q4 121q t32Q 13q1 1475 t4<n tb7b

27 109 lh5 18' 2Q1 35q 4Q2 663 773 A63 960

1022 1080 1 2 1 1 1318 1331 t 4 1 4 14 7h 1512 1677

p,q

327 423

205 231 361.1 373 425 4q9

1107 1414 1505

238 4qb 775

100 103 108 109 127 128 lhb 169 ?.33 326 4A9 498 905 1080

106 1 1 0 12q 175 3R7 SAS

12RQ

59 11 q 16Q lA8 29q 4,6 '5 £16 h~b 7 7 p.

8R 7 1001 1032 1099 1216 1325 13~3

1440 t 4R2 1522 toqo

252 3R7 7~R

1616

107 112 1,0 lt'\4 453 751

15Q5

174 216 4q6 102? 1106 1620

I i ' .

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PART 2•BJOLOGICAL EFFECTS,FUNCTIONS,~ESPONSES BIOLOGICAL FACTORS

GENETIC,RACIAL CHARACTERISTICS 238 SEX RATIOS 15 46 69 Rl

en 101 162 16q 183 188 253 2q3 299 322 349 359 388 3'H 434 453 485 bb3 689 742 745 7513 760 76ll 7b1 79q 800 805 BIH 854 8-56 857 861 863 917 925 927 q37 958 1001

1005 1017 1032 1039 1053 1056 1080 1130 11 31 1108 1189 121b 1262 1268 1269 1276 1279 1295 t325 1328 1329 1414 1440 1472 1473 1476 1480 1482 14~4 1487 1496 1497 1506 1508 1512 1562 1625 1626 tb31 1634 1645 1658 lbbb 1676 1677 1691

23q FECUNDITY 13 14 15 68 12 81 10Q 11 3

119 164 169 1A3 lAb 168 209 214 228 246 256 257 2bb 268 282 295 2qq 317 320 349 357 3b0 3116 388 43h ac;3 470 sos 563 591 b~9 706 710 71.17 778 799 804 80Q 8b1 863 913 927 931 958

1001 1017 1019 1022 1032 1051 1080 1092 1oqq 1130 1131 1174 1201 1211 1217 12 ;>O 1235 1273 1276 1303 1 ~OS 1311 1318 1320 1325 1331 13'32 1338

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BIOLOGICAL FACTORS GENETIC,RACIAL CHARACTERISTICS

239 FECLINOITY t363 1383 1389 1iJ14 liJllO 1450 1 453 1454 14/,tl 1461\ 1 iJAO 14A7 1iJ91 1,496 J497 \505 1 '507 1 c;os 1512 t 527 154tl 1607 1620 1631 1634 1677 1690 16 1H 1692

Pi-!YSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS 250 PHYSTOLOGICAL FACT~RS 1096 1551

261 INGESTtON,ASSIMILATIO~ 1 1 8 13iJ 303 520 AS 3 .q fl q 94A 1173

1228 1352 1458 1577 1fl1 3 1627

2b2 EXCRfTJON,tLJMJNATIO~ 526 631 9'i6 q61 9h5 q6h 1012 101"

1083 1133 1493 1511.1 1 f)qi:,

263 GRO~TH ANO MfTAAOLJSM lj 3 72 82 qq 134 140 230 490 iJQ1 554 5qa 602 629 674 p,53 929

1 0"3 1064 11 ·n 1221 1?2? 1223 1227 l239 12~1 135b 1. 455 1 £156 1513 1598 1h0A 1619

DEVELOP~E~TAL VELOCITY OF EGGS 43 52 100 113 1 1 p, 119 169 170 190 196 206 219 ??6 371 374 376 378 394 439 4 tl 3 tl c;' tl n2 484 4R9 502 522 530 559 f'l6 t 6h4 677 684 730 7 A~ 849 850

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BIOLOGICAL FACTORS PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

?bll OEVELOP~ENTAL VELOCITY OF EGGS 871 928 3q qs1 QS8 1 0 11 1020 105ll

I r 1"1.1 1 Ol-.8 1080 1130 1132 113A 11t.l1 11'":i1 1208 1238 t 'Hq 1383 13QO 141 4 14.J. 5 1420 145b 1488 150'-l 151 l 1576 t611 1616 16\8 1627 1633 161.H 1b54 tn59 1667 1 f? 80 lbR3 1688 1690 109 1

265 METABOLISM, INTERMEDIARY 57 117 120 142 222 284 sen 631 650 b70 671 674 7R5 786 B?.8 8ll9 854 8A9 966 1133

1lb6 1173 1240 12':>2 1?54 1257 125A 1312 1560 1642 1 t,,49 1654 1660 1662 16o5 16Q5

266 HAEMATOLOGY,SEROLOGY 1 1MMUNOLOGY 30 ll 1 114 140 1LI3 11.18 289 290 315 477 SQ5 65~

664 681 }i27 775 7A1 827 55 R'":ib A57 660 971 1012

1047 1t27 ~1~4 ltA~

t.? Ob 1215 12'-I A 13Ab t4~1 1 t.Jb9 UP 7 153~ 1561 Udll 16 7 16'i 7 16Q5

267 ENDOCRINE 56 57 191 204 208 240 300 368 lJ 90 491 492 b72 679 750 819 835 A40 841 889 1 o ·.ss

1056 1057 1osq 11'25 1158 1192 1195 124? t5~1 tn14 1636 16/J 0

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SUBJECT DIVISIONS REFERENCE. NUM~f~

PART 2•BYOLOGICAL EFFECTS,FUNCTIONS,RESPO~SES BIOLOGtCAL FACTORS

P~YStOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS 267 ENOOCRINf 1b45

2b8 CONDITION b2 153 1q1 21q 2qb 317 333 47e 50R 515 564 5q7 fl 1 7 621 683 bAq bqB 700 720 734 7LJ5 75A 7 C. 4 78? 856 Q65 101 7 1035

1 0 l.J 1 1 ~ 1 1 1231 1314 1 '3 1 A 137A 1431 147A 14q8 1527 15Q5 1630 1631 1637 164« 1oq1

2bq RESPIHATTON,~ESPIRATOkY,META~OllSM 11 4 122 148 16P. \bq 170 224 3qb 430 453 514 h7A 7q3 872 q43 1003

1037 1080 1127 1 l 51 1166 1213 1250 1317 1 36P. 1404 1424 1lJ4 2 145? 1470 1 IJ8b 14~4

\500 1523 115140 111)59 157Q lbOq 1~12 1615 16AO

270 GA~f TOGfNFSIS,EGG MAlURATION 1oq \q4 1q6 562 5q4 677 680 1,q2

101q 1055 1056 10'.::> 7 11c:;8 1175 i1q2 1 1 qc; 1232 1236 124? 1257 12Ci8 1261 1331 t 3 ~ l 1~83 141 c:; 1 ac:;3 l 5 ti 1 1sc;1 1 '582 1654

271 FEHTILI7ATJON,WATEH HAMOENl~G,HATCHING lb 1A 104 lOA 1 ?. 1 12h 177 ?31 2q7 5bq 5qa 646 675 767 7A7 8n6 '388 905 1043 1075

11 '\7 111 Q 113q 11 sq

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BIOLOGICAL FACTORS PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

271 FERTlLIZATlON,~ATER HAROfNING,HATCHING 1240 1257 1300 1302 1336 13A3 1IJ38 l ,IJ 0 1~27

1 b(H

272 SMOLTltliG 55 7q 125 "51 A37 127C/ 1581 to49

1651

273 MATURATION OF ADULTS 56 109 310 315 343 IJCJO 491 aq7 r:;q4 ~17 bbO f) b 1 672 b7CJ 687 727 733 745 779 7A? 7P.5 786 832 835 BIJO 85tl 855 856 857 '360 8'89 992

1018 1019 1035 1053 tOSb 1057 1058 1059 1105 1109 1180 11q2 1195 1207 12 0 R 1209 1?.43 1269 1301 I 311.l 1331 1363 13A3 1449 1 LJ~7 t l.191 149 8 1499 1505 1507 1561 1 b l /J

164'5

27 4 OSMORfGULATION,lON RfGULATIOl\JS Ab P.27 841 1043 1 142 1146 1 ~24 11?26 1?90 1336 1351 1375

275 PERFORMANCE,CAPAClTY,fNDURANCE 37 201 274 279 296 369 378 3A1 44b 559 587 5P.9 5<13 705 1q2 793 807 ROB 8,24 836 81J2 1008 1{)21 10~0

1t27 t 1 c; 1 1213 1212 13qb 1421 14Q2 1 ~20 1 c;24 1532 1';>33 t 5R".> 1590 1bAO

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BIO~OGICAL FACTORS P~YSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

276 TOLERANCE ANO RfSISTANCE 168 l6q 22q 233 272 288 304 33q 347 360 361 377 395 1442 476 c;oo 502 504 519 532 c;qb 605 630 b 1, 1 6<>1 730 738 7~0

Rlq '333 A39 ~ti 4 870 871 e,17 914 923 943 qs2 9SQ 971 995 1021 1060

1065 1078 1103 1106 1110 1112 1127 1\37 1t4A 11 so 1238 1246 1267 1271 13b8 1 A01 1406 1410 1 Li 1 6 1437 14tt2 1 'Hl5 1446 1495 1510 1523 1569 1590 1637 1652 1655 168 (l 1t>q5

277 SURVIVAL,VIABILITY,MORTALITY 1 13 15 16 17 18 33 3~

l.10 41 45 4~

52 66 70 71 72 80 81 82

100 103 1 0 f, tOA 113 114 11 q 139 14A t '56 163 164 165 169 170 \77 17A 185 \86 t<n 201 206 210 212 214 215 219 220 221 225 226 234 235 21.i 1 242 25 7 272 278 285 2q1 299 301 305 308 3t3 325 332 33' 335 339 340 341 31J2 346 348 3~9 360 370 371 372 3 7'3 ~74 3A6 ~90

395 396 3Q8 4oq lH2 4 1 4 421 424

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BIOLOGICAL FACTORS P~YSIOLOGICAL CHAR4CTf~ISTICS

277 SURVJVAL,VIAHILTTV,MOHTALITY a2e 459 472 aq2 502 52b 54~ 569 SQl nQ2 ~13 621 b3b b61 694 70t 725 742 754 774 fl 0 ti ~21 8:\9 861 870 875 8~4

93A q54 QR3 qq7

t 035 10b3 1075 toe.o t 1 1 0 111.t 1 117b 1210 1245 12A5 t~oa

13?7 1 ~1.ts 13ti1

435 462 47q £196 5t)3 534 550 573 c-;cn 604 615 624 639 b~3 b9b 709 727 743 75q 7A3 A On A2b 842 Ab4 871 876 Q22 Q41 96/J qq2

1000 1052 106~

1076 1090 1130 t14A 1177 1220 1246 128A 1305 132>3 t346 1 3btl

448 4'65 iJ A 1 '509 505 537 '563 ';77 5qb 607 616 627 649 6 ~5 oll] 710 729 746 762 7qq 810 8~0 8150 865 872 P.7A 9 ~,3 9ti2 971 993

1021 lOf,O 1068 11)77 1092 tl32 1155 1200 1231 1267 1292 1312 1341 1350 1370

453 467 U84

501 520 538 ~64 5A5 'i9A 6 t 1 61q 628 b52 691 700 718 731' 747 771 801 820 A3b ~56

8n6 P. 7 4 13,:q 9.3~ qt,15

q 7 P,

qq~

102 3 1062 107?. 107~

11 0 LI 11 ,4 \\67 120A 1233 1271 1297 1~16 1344 1357 1371

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SUBJECT DIVISIONS PART 2•8JOLOGICAL EFFECTS,FUNCTIONS,~ESPONSES

BIOLOGICAL FACTORS PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS ~77 SURVIVAL,VIABILITY,~ORTALITY

276 CELL1TISSUE CULTURfS

279 HERMAPHRODITISM

280 STERILIZ~TION,GONADECTO~Y

BEHAVIOUR AND P~~CEPTION 300. BfHAVIOUR A~D PFRCEPTION

VISUAL

REFERENCE NUMRER

... . .. .

1372 1384 13A7 1390 1~q3 13q5 1401 1402 1414 1418 1420 1422 1427 142~ 1444 1445 t449 1a5q 1468 1a1a 1ae1 14~8 1aqo tuq2 14qb 1502 1504 1c:;o~

1510 1511 tSlb 151~ tS?.4 lc:;2s 1s30 1sss \Sbb 1572 1578 15Aq 15qq 160b 1609 1~10 1b17 1bl9 lb20 1n2J 1b27 1b2q lb30 1b41 1b43 1b44 1646 1b4~ tb5b 1664 1670 1n7? 1674 1675 1681 16~3 1oA7 to8A toqo 1n9t 1bq'3

283 305 1385

37q

31b

119 337

1080 141b 153q 16?7

232 2cn 41.>1 837

1oao 1283 1470

5Al

150 578

114q 1421 1578 1678

236 343 463 902

1105 1286 1 c:;oo

to7 812

1269 1441 1579

272 432 54b 909

1196 1443 1529

It

30o ~24

1414 1529 1581

2AO 457 b7o q12

1207 1467 1S3q

j

'•':- l .,. .. ,, Ci.t ··,

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OLFACTOIH

SOU "-'0 1 PRESSURE

RHEOTAXJS,THIGMOTAXIS

GEOTAXIS,GALVANOTAXIS

LEARNING, IMPRINTING

RHYTHMS, INTERNAL

30R NON-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

REFERENCE

157Q 15A3 1627 1628 1b'I1

116 '157 740

1080 1253 t30A 1408

2<n 612 7q,,

1225 1283 131)Q 1c;79

322 01 u 813

12a7 12R6 1326 1~8.3

410 676

1()tJ4 1249 129A 1405 1~7~

1503 1~15 1579 1583

£182 6£17 70~ 1080 112R 1442 1525 1519 1625 lh27 16?6 1h7~

2Q3 ~09 8b9 tOAO 1341 t57Q 1583 1590 11:127 lh28

RQ ?81 429 673 86Q

1037 1(107 1414 143Q 1497 1 '5'1~ t6Ql

90 2,0 3 J22 337 £130 5 05 750 777 934 • 964

11')'1.? 11 0 9 1229 1392 1424 1427 l "7 t t 4 74 1501 1c;tS 1549 1626

280 tJ 0 1 b 0 1 A3 /l

1(')27 11'6 1397 1tJ3 3 1tJq1 153ll 1627

'IQ lt9 163 203 232 3AtJ 416 45£1

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8IOLOG1CAL FACTORS 1 I BEHAVIOUR ANO PERCEPTIOl\I

308 NON • SOCIAL AEHAVIOU~ 4 70 481 5qq 62!, '. t 673 705 821 834

!l l 1044 1137 11 1~ q 1 1 ') 1 t1Q7 122q 123q 1269 13?5 142Q t 443 144Q

1ti71 1479 15tq 1~79 15q4 thoq 16?.7 162A 11

t6cn

lOQ ~IGR A TION,HOMI~G 15 17 18 27 I

29 33 56 57 ii 62 68 nq ea I Rb 87 sq 11 5

11 Q 124 133 150 1 5 3 lh2 tha 167 1~7 20?. 2oa 21 .R

22R 22q 2t·)~ 271 280 281 2Q3 2Q lJ

3 '3 7 3LJO 3/J? 3 5 lJ

359 362 3Hl.I ~8 c; a o o 415 l.122 l.131 434 457 463 464 479 4R'I a9') 505 506 516 541 s1e 5Rq 615 h20 621 622 623 62~ 620 627 634 61.i 7 659 673 b76 679 682 h9n 702 703 710 7 t 1 712 713 716 722 721.1 745 749 '753 786 789 791 7Q2 795 796 A08 820 A21 822 829 81.13 883 916 q34 93.6 937 958 l 001

1013 103Q 1042 t 01.1 ll lb46 1053 1073 1080 1128 1130 l l 31 11 7c:, 1179 1 t Qi? 11 q4 1195 1218 1230 1237 12'> 3 1 ?54 1283 12R4 12~6

1?98 1309 1~12 131 ll 1323 1325 1326 13~1

~ II 11

I

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SUBJE CT OIVISJONS PART 2•R1 0 L O ~JCAL EFFECTS,fUNCTIONS,RESPONSES

610 LOGTCAL FACTORS BEHAVI OU R ANO PERCEPTION

~ 309 MJGRAlION,HOMING I r-ll

Hi~~. »

! "

11~S I 11!J;;

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l(i· l :1

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wffERENCt: NUM BER

t3Q4 139b \405 1 tJ QA t l.l HI 1416 1421 t tno llnS 1 li65 1tin8 1ll77 1ll82 14R 7 1 ~9'6 1512 1521 \539 1579 158 1 1582 1585 15RB 1b05 1614 1666 1669 167h

t ('11 147 1 ,,3 164 167 251 :!c? 8 352 367 tn2 tJ,, 4 634 659 n9-' 790 A12 R3R 859 fl.1)9 1000

1044 1144 1 14 9 1197 1278 1321 1414 i lltJ 3 1452 1519 1529 1 55?. 1i;7 8 1579 H.11 q 1626 1bbb

8 q 13 t 4 15 1 b 17 18 33 Q6 11 q t?S

138 1 4?. 146 1 /J 7 178 190 212 211 219 223 22 7 26~ ?7r:; 291 354 359 390 392 401 447 451 453 506 507 530 539 576 5S32 'iR3 5A8 fi4Q 667 1:ie.1 6Q3 731 ~3;>

R7t 8R 8 ~89 89~

916 95~ 1 0 I) 1 100" 1035 1039 1 O'i3 1057 1058 1 0 71 1080 10R7 1"8R 1MU~ 1090 1 09 ;>

1094 1095 \096 11 0 1 t 1 02 111 7 1130 t 1 31 tt 60 1 1 61.l tiao 1243 1?b9 t 3 0 4 1312 1313 1333 1~34 t38 3 1:\B9 1414 1 tl44 1 45 7 1462 ta 74 1487 1490 1503

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BIOLOGICAL FACTORS 13EHAVtOIJR AND PERCEPT I ON

311 SPAwNH1G

~· 312 SUPf~I~POSITION OF REnos

HAAJTAT SELECTION

ECOLOGICAL CHA~ACTERJSTICS 33-0 ECULOGICAL FACTORS

REFfwENC~ NUMBER

p • • • .. l

isoR 1s1r, 1579 1s~t 1625 1626 1666 167n 1690

33 38 Rl 190

1:)83 649 AhQ 1157

tti68 1 C:,08

39 3?.0 693

11n5 1567 1690 1626 1629

42 1 8 1 308 oc;Q 71 0 71, 1 qa o

1050 1127 1278 1399 1iJ1 2 1 tJ4li

1474 1 5" 7 1621 166b

27 273 590 7P.9 A93

1013 12/J 0 132~ 1U25 1lJ61 1560 1693

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1053 1 1 h 1 1322 1lJ02 1 IJ 1 3 t lJ 4 b 14AO 1568 1623 1676

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PART 2•810LOGJCAL EFFECTS,FlJNCTIONS , RF.S PONSES BIO LOGICAL FACTORS

ECOLOGICAL CHAPACTERISTICS 331 DJSTRTRUTION IN TIMF q 10 1 1 13

1 a 15 16 33 h3 65 67 8l

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332 Dl S T~IR U TI O~ I N SPACf q 10 f 4 t ~ 20 21 22 2 tJ

25 26 33 36 38 39 ti 0 44 69 71 7 /J Al

134 162 164 193 1q1 251 2~7 285 308 313 ~17 3.?~

337 350 352 363 .367 384 ~~b 405 421 437 1.45 1 472

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SUBJECT DIVISIONS PART 2•BTOLOGICAL EFFEClS , FUNCTJONS , MESPQNSES

BIOLOGICAL FACTONS ECOLOGICAL CHAMACTERISTTCS

332 DTSTRJ8LJTION IN SPACE

JNT~AGRAVtl RENTHOS

INTRASP~CIFIC COW.PETITI0N

lNTERSPECIFIC C0~PETITJO~

PREOATJ0N,SChVE~GING

REFEl<l€NCE

869 R74 q()q 9{.10

945 9~8

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941 q1:i7

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11iJlJ 11 q lJ

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SUBJECT DIVISIONS PART 2-RJOLOGtCAL EffFCTS,fU~CTIO~S ,WfSPO~SES

BIOLOGICAL FACTORS ECOLOGICAL C~ARACTERISTICS ,f. 336 PRf:r)ATJllN,SCAVENGtNr;

:1.:' { I

~.~ B7 PARAS!TIS~.nrsEASE 1· ·:·

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SUBJECT DIVISIONS PARf 2•BJOLOGtCAL EFFECTS,fUNCTIONS,~ESPONSES

BIOLOGICAL FACTORS ECOLOGICAL CHA~ACTERISTICS

338 F00~ 1 FOOD SUPPLY,FEFOING

33'9 STAR\/ATJOl\J

SURVIVAL OF POPULATIO~S

J41 ACCLJMATJZATIGN

RFFERE~CE NUMPER

'J

1050 1052 1058 10RO 1096 1127 1131 11~2 11RO 1~05 1211 1?29 1268 1269 1306 1)20 1321 1325 1356 13n3 1370 1392 15Q7 1409 1411 1433 1436 1439 1447 1448 1450 1471 1475 1496 1499 1509 1517 1519 1526 15?7 1528 152Q 1~30 153a 1535 1549 1564 15~~

1586 1587 1593 1594 1595 1599 1607 1609 1619 1623 1634 lpUA 1b47 1674 1677 1695

66 310 372 A?~ 832 1047 1399 156A

1599 1635

b 27 Rl

162 262 320 517 60A 622 t,q2 809 ~~s 899 q55

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P A ~T ?•HTOLOGICAl EFFECTS,FUl\ICTIO~S,Rf-SPONSES BIO LOGICAL FACT OHS

ECOLOGICAL CHA~ACTERISTJCS

rt 31.H ACCLI~ATJZATI O N

lNTM OOUCTI ON S

3 4 3 "4 AT URAL f'I HSTl-< l• CTI Ol\! S

344 CAw~Yl ~G CAPACITY

345 AH U"i D Af\1CE

REFERENCt NUMRER

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SU~JECT DIVISIONS PAR.iT 2-~lOLOGICAL EFFECTS,FUNCTI ONS , RESP•JNSfS

RIOLOG!CAL FACTORS ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

345 ARUNDANCE

~ANtPULATIVt EVFNTS 360 MA~IPULATIO~ OF STOCK , FNVIRO~~ENT

lot

3b? fXPLOl T ATJ0~

REFERENCE NU~BE~ l ,..

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:I PART 2•8IOLOGICAL EFFECTS,FUNCTlO~S,kESPONSES

BIOLOGICAL FACTORS ~!) 'Uf.

~ANJPULATIVf fVfNTS l

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Sll~UECT OIVIStONS PART 2•RIOLOGICAL tFfECTS,FUNCTIONS,RfSPONSlS

BIOLOG~CAL FACTORS ~A~IPULATivE FVF~TS

365 OPTIMIZATJnN

P~OCUREMfNT,PROCf SSING OF FISH 3AO EGG ANn ~ISH PROCURf~ENT ANO PROCESSING

~A1 PRESFRVATillN

182 ~OUNTI~G ANO STAINING

385 COLLfCTING,TUAPPING,SAMPLI~G

386 COUNT T f\J\,, f ST P~ AT I f\;G

387 MEASUR!NG,~ETGHING

38A MARKT~G,TAr,GING

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SU~JECT OIVISIO~S PART 3•MtTHOOS A~D Tf CHNIQUtS

PROC~RE~ENT,PROCfSSJNG OF FISH 3AA MARKJNr.,TAGGING

HOL~TNG,TRANSPORTJNG

PROPAGATJON,r:ULTLIRE 410 PROPAGATION Al'llO CULTURE

{J t 1 HATCHE~lfS,EGG•TO·F~Y

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PROPAGATJON,CULTUWE 41 1 HATCHERIES,EGG•TO•FRY 13'H 134R 1lJ81 1591',

1641

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1() 4 () 104q 11Q7 1347 1353 135b 1422 1538

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I

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a20 PROPHYLAXIS,OJSEASf CONTROL t 57 174 'e7b 29P, 34iJ 348 35c; 37S 3Pl'l 419 449 4b5 473 IJ93 52:S 549 C,Sb 5b1 951 968

1?. 4 s 1483

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SIJA J ECT O JVISIO~S PAMT ~-METHOOS ANO TECH~IQUES

SAMP.~ ING THE F~VtKO~MENT

INDEX

uut wATfR SAMPLING DEVTCES,INTRAG~AVEL

UiJ2 "4ATFl-I ANALYSIS, N COMPOIJl\JOS

U ~3 WATFR ANALYSTS, 02,TEMP.,PfRMf.AHllTTY

44iJ ~ATER ANALYSIS, JONS,METALS,POLLUTANTS

U45 EGG,ALEVIN SAMPLING

MfTEOROLOGICAL f VfNTS

AE.MTHOS SAMPLirllG

LAR Q ~ATORY TFCH~J~UE

4b 0 LARORATOMY TECHNlQUf

462 nSMOMETRY

464 SPECTROGRAPHY

OASEMVATIUN TECHNIQUES

~EFfRE~CE NU~AER

30R u33 ~21 11~h it-qo

7qA q')4 Q6q 10~5

10R6 1100 1140 tta~

433 557 9S~ lOOn 1084 16QO

7qA 954 1136 1147 16QO

4~ 30A 472 1130 l?Ql

A64 1136 1307 13Afi 1427 1528 l~R3 1690

255 567 A31 1007 1 082

·y~7

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1147

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154 265 772 ~75 q')7

123 620 807 A08 ~73 970 1281 1486

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SUBJECT OlVISIO~S

PART 3-~ETHOOS Af\11') TtCH"dQllfS LA80RAT0RY TECH~JQUE

465 OBSERVATION TECHNIQUES

4bb BLOOD SA,..PLING TfCH~1!QllfS

4 b 7 CH R 0 M (1S0 Ml- PREP AR A T I CHJ

468 PHOTOGRAPHY,X•PAY PHOTOGRAPHY

~UMfRlCAL ANALYSIS 4A(l Nll~FRICAL ANALYSIS

4At DATA PROCESSING

482 YEAR CLASS ANALYSIS

483 PUPULATJOl'.I GENETICS

l.IRl.I ESTI~ATING NUMBERS

15fHI

240 4\7 11 8 1 lJ~~

1 b5 f<.

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t 3 132 758

1001 15?~

14?6

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1 Of'A 11Q~

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1045 1580

20 24 IHI

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tosq 11qq 1574

22 0 8b5

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1092 1346 1632

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SIJBJECT DIVISIONS PART 3~~fTHOOS ANO TfCHNIQUfS

~UMERICAL ANALYSIS 485 LIFE EXPFCTANCY

POPULATION MOnfLS

~~7 GAS TRANSFfR THfORY

~IBLIOGRAPHJES

500 8TALIOGRAPHIES

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