Fisheries Projects at the Alaska Science Center


	Alaska Science Center - Biological Science Office Fisheries Projects
		Project Organization Fisheries Projects at the Alaska Science Center - Biological Science Office are extensive and diverse. They are organized in four different ways to help you find the project you are interested in. Ecosystem - Projects are organized by the ecosystem in which the research is conducted. For the Alaska Science Center - Biological Science Office Fisheries projects, the ecosystems used are marine and freshwater. Projects falling under both systems will be cross-referenced under both categories. Location - Locations are divided into sectors of the state of Alaska and outside the state. Species - Fish species include all species of salmon and trout and various marine fishes. SIS Project Number - The Science Information System (USGS) organizes projects by number.
		Entire Project List Fisheries Genetics Projects Phylogeographic analysis of rainbow trout in Alaska. Genetic population structure of Alagnak River rainbow trout. Genetic population structure of Sashin Creek steelhead and lake resident rainbow trout in southeast Alaska. Genetic population structure of steelhead and rainbow trout of the Aleutian Islands. Investigations on antifreeze genes and population structure in Alaska blackfish (Dallia pectoralis). Investigations on population genetics of Pacific halibut in Alaskan waters. Genetic analyses of coho colonization events in Glacier Bay. Genetic population structure of steelhead populations in the Snake River, Idaho Molecular systematics and evolutionary status of the trout of the Sierra Madre, Mexico. Sequence analysis of microsatellite loci in chinook salmon. Genetic population analysis of Lahontan cutthroat trout in Nevada, California, Utah and Oregon Allelic standardization for microsatellites loci in Pacific salmonids. Forensics for southern steelhead Fisheries Ecology Projects Testing satellite pop-up tags as a tool for identifying critical habitat Effects of catch-and-release fishing on the physiology and hooking injury of Alagnak River rainbow trout, Katmai National Park Fjord oceanographic patterns and processes in Glacier Bay, Alaska Benthic habitat mapping at Glacier Bay, Alaska: Integrating physical structure and biohabitats Small schooling fish and marine predators in Glacier Bay National Park Testing the Effectiveness of a High Latitude Marine Reserve Network: A Multi-Species Movement Study in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska Habitat relationships and inter-specific interactions of marine species of concern in Glacier Bay: Pacific Halibut Testing electronic archival tags in Pacific salmon Steelhead archival and acoustic tag project Investigations of the linkages between climate, growth, and production of sockeye salmon populations in Bristol Bay, Alaska Population dynamics and ecology of Lake Clark sockeye salmon Research Overview - Cooperative Sockeye Salmon Research at Lake Clark National Park and Preserve Radio Telemetry - Migration and Spawning Distribution of Lake Clark Sockeye Salmon Clove Oil as an Anaesthetic for Sockeye Salmon Ecological Genetics of Lake Clark Sockeye Salmon Long Term Monitoring Native Alaskan Intern Program Subsistence Fishing Yukon Delta critical salmonid habitat at the freshwater/marine interface Yukon River chum salmon freshwater ecology Non-natal habitat use by juvenile chinook salmon: Seasonal use and importance in the upper Yukon River drainage Alagnak River rainbow trout seasonal movement Seabirds and forage fish: Ecology of marine food-webs in Alaska Biological colonization of coastal streams National Park Service - Katmai National Park freshwater fish inventory Sockeye salmon ecology in Tustumena Lake Sustainability of Pacific salmon Demonstration module of Alaska aquatic G I S G I S Tools for Fisheries Research Quantify the effects of commercial Dungeness crab fishing on the Glacier Bay marine ecosystem