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Title: Construction of a Linkage Map for the Pink Salmon Genome 00190
Project Year and Number: 2000: 00190
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: 2003: 030190, 2002: 02190, 2001: 01190, 1999: 99190, 1998: 98190, 1997: 97190, 1996: 96190
Principal Investigator (PI): Fred Allendorf (University of Montana)
Managing Agency: ADFG
Assisting Personnel: None
Research Location: Prince William Sound
Restoration Category: Research
Injured Resources Addressed: Pink Salmon
Abstract: This project will continue experiments at the Alaska SeaLife Center that apply a genetic linkage map, which was constructed during the first four years of the project, to test for organismal effects of regions of the genome on phenotypes that affect traits that are important to recovery of pink salmon (e.g., growth and survival). The map will be used to evaluate the potential impact of hatchery-raised fish on the fitness of wild stocks. Sexually mature adults from the 1998 cohort produced from wild pink salmon collected from Likes Creek will return to the SeaLife Center in August 2000. Genotypes in released fry and returning adults will be compared to test for genetic differences in marine survival and other life history traits (e.g., body size, egg number, and egg size).Proposal: Not Available
Reports:
Annual Report FY00: View (3,152 KB)
Final Report: See Project 030190
Publications from this Project: None Available