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Browsing School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences (SFOS) by Issue Date
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(1979-12)As part of a study that investigated the ability of Prince William Sound to support large numbers of juvenile salmon, the movements, feeding, and growth of pink salmon, Oncorhynchus gorbuscha, fry released in the springs ...
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(1979-12)This study presents information on the taxonomv and distribution of the marine prosobranch gastropod and bivalve mollusks from the waters surrounding Alaska. Three hundred fifty-two species of prosobranch gastropods and ...
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(1979-12)Adaptations to light by a temperate seagrass, Zostaro: marina L. (eelgrass), were investigated along a depth transect representing a gradient of plant development. Various light adaptive strategies are proposed in a ...
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(1979-12)The zooplankton distribution in Norton Sound was monitored for the Outer Continental Shelf Environmental Assessment Program. Salinity, temperature, and predation were investigated as factors controlling species composition ...
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(1980-08)Adaptations that influence duration of diving in the ringed seal, Phoaa (Pusa) hispida were examined. Mean blood volume was 234 ml/kg lean body mass (LBM) and oxygen capacity was 30.7 ml O2/100 ml of whole blood, yielding ...
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(1980-12)Several taxonomically diverse aquatic microplankton were described growing at phosphorus (P) concentrations that limit growth in many natural aquatic systems. Because natural aquatic systems are subject to periodic ...
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(1981)To evaluate the role of biological rhythms in competition for survival, rhythms in cell division and limiting nutrient transport ability induced by light/dark (LD) cycles were investigated for three species of pelagic, ...
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(1982)Dinoflagellates of the genus Protogonyaulax contain a group of substances that can be lethal to many creatures, including man, and may accumulate at many points in the food web. The substances are most familiar as paralytic ...
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(1982-05)Satellite infrared imagery is used to study temporal and spatial relationships of physical features and processes in the Bering Sea. A two-year collection of enhanced infrared imagery reveals that the maximum extent of the ...
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(1982-05)Water depth is a major factor in predicting resources associated with tens-of-thousands of uninventoried Alaskan arctic lakes. Lakes were studied for physical, chemical, and biological resources related to water depth in ...
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(1983)Sediment redox processes were investigated in an oligotrophic, arctic lake containing metal oxide crusts in oxidizing surficial sediments (up to 22% Mn and 26% Fe). Toolik Lake, Alaska, a 12,000 year old kettle lake, has ...
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(1983)This study examines the effects of Prudhoe Bay crude oil on the number and types of circulating hemocytes, on the phagocytic response, on spawning progression, and on internal structural changes. The number of hemocytes ...
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(1983-05)
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