Research Reports of the Fish Commission of Oregon, Volume 2, Number 1

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Originator: Fish Commission of Oregon

Publish Date: December 1970

Online Link: None

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Agency: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Name: Cedric Cooney

Job Position: Natural Resources Data and Systems Manager

Telephone: 503-947-6094

E-Mail Address: Cedric.X.Cooney@odfw.oregon.gov

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Abstract: This is the second volume of a new publication replacing the Research Briefs and the Contribution series. This new series follows Volume 13, Number 1 of the Research Briefs and Contribution Number 29. Frequency of publication of this series will depend on number and size of acceptable manuscripts submitted to the editor. These reports are intended to inform fisheries scientists, the fishing industry, sportsmen, and the general public of noteworthy research and management activities of the Fish Commission staff and other contributors working with Pacific Coast fisheries resources. Research Reports are free and may be obtained on request to the editor. See the Purpose section for individual reports.

Purpose: Estimated Contribution of Columbia River Hatchery Fall Chinook Salmon to Sport and Commercial Fisheries in 1966, Earl F. Pulford. Determination of Movement and Identity of Stocks of Coho Salmon in the Ocean Using the Radionuclide Zinc-65, Robert E. Loeffel and William O. Forster. Distribution in Marine Fisheries of Marked Chinook Salmon from the Columbia River Hatchery Program, 1963-66. Robert H. Lander. The effect of Superimposed Mortalities on Reproduction curves, Charles O. Junge. The effect of Size at Release on the Contribution of 1964-Brood Big Creek Hatchery Coho Salmon to the Pacific Coast Sport and Commercial Fisheries, A. Kenneth Johnson. The Commercial Fishery for Fresh-water Crawfish, Pacifastacus leniuscuhls (Astacidae), in Oregon, 1893-1956, George C. Miller and Jack M. Van Hyning. The Fall Immigration of Juvenile Coho Salmon into a Small Tributary, Delbert G. Skeesick. Behavior Troughs with Simulated Redds to Study Recently Emerged Salmon Fry, Paul E. Reimers. A Hermaphroditic Soft-shell Clam, Mya arenaria, from Umpqua Bay, Oregon, W. N. Shaw. Two Accounts of the Northern Octopus, Octopus doefleini, Biting SCUBA Divers, C. Dale Snow.

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Field Name	Value
Biblio ID	18597 (or 4114, deleted. Was a separate article from this research report)
Year	1970
Publisher
Request Type	Research Bulletin
Location	Salem HQ
Date Created	1970 December
Date Cataloged	3/6/2007
Date Published	1970
Type	stp fold
Pages	104 pp
Volume	V2 # 1
Status	2
Descriptor	Columbia River; Fall chinook salmon; sport fishery; commercial fishery; Coho; radionuclide Zinc-65; Marked chinook salmon; Columbia River; 1964-brood; Big Creek hatchery; coho; crawfish; redds; hermaphroditic soft-shell clam; Umpqua Bay; Northern Octopus
Date Entered	2007-03-06 13:18:08
Location In Clackamas Library	N Wall, E end Research Briefs
Author	Pulford; Loeffel; Lander; Junge; Johnson; Miller;
Duplicates	1
Number Remaining After Requests	37
Presumed All Distributed
Back Room Duplicates	44
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Disposition Of Requests	StreamNet Library: Request filled

Is a physical copy maintained for reference at Headquarters? Yes