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Title: Genetic Discrimination of PWS Herring Populations 96165
Project Year and Number: 1996: 96165
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: 2010: 10100165-A, 1998: 98165-CLO, 1997: 97165, 1995: 95165, 1994: 94165
Principal Investigator (PI): Jim Seeb (Alaska Department of Fish & Game)
Managing Agency: ADFG
Assisting Personnel: Paul Bentzen, Susan Merkouris, Jeff Olsen, Lisa Seeb, Jonathan Wright
Research Location: Prince William Sound
Restoration Category: General Restoration
Injured Resources Addressed: Pacific Herring
Abstract: The PWS herring fishery has been in catastrophic decline since 1992. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game recovery effort includes incorporating a knowledge of genetically derived population structure into harvest management. This continuing project will delineate the structure of PWS population(s) and related North Pacific populations using both nuclear and mitochondrial DNA analyses. Tests for temporal and spatial diversity within years and temporal stability across years will be done.Proposal: Not Available
Reports:
Final Report: See Project 97165
Publications from this Project: None Available