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Title: Investigations of Genetically Important Conservation Units of Rockfish and Walleye Pollock 99252
Project Year and Number: 1999: 99252
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: 1998: 98252
Principal Investigator (PI): Lisa Seeb (Alaska Department of Fish & Game)
Managing Agency: ADFG
Assisting Personnel: Jim Seeb
Research Location: Resurrection Bay, Gulf of Alaska
Restoration Category: Research
Injured Resources Addressed: Commercial Fishing, Rockfish
Abstract: This project will consolidate an array of requests from the commercial fisheries industry for discrete stock research into a single proposal for work that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game will conduct at its Anchorage genetics laboratory. Also, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game proposes to develop experimental fish runs at the Alaska SeaLife Center; these are essential for study of genetics, physiology, or diseases of anadromous fish proposed by the University of Montana, University of Alaska, or the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and other principal investigators seeking to conduct research at the Alaska SeaLife Center.Proposal: Not Available
Information and/or Products produced by this project:Title | Description | Type | Document(s) |
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Population Structure of Black Rockfish in the Gulf of Alaska | Poster | Other |
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Reports:
Final Report: Final Report Not available. For current status, please contact us.
Publications from this Project: None Available