Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Albuquerque 2001
SS46 Anadromous Fish as Links Between Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems (Spatial and Temporal Connections)
Date: Friday, February 16, 2001 Location: Sandia/Santa Ana
8:30:00 AM
Edwards, R T
; O'Keefe, T C
INFLUENCE OF SPAWNING SOCKEYE ON NUTRIENT CHEMISTRY OF STREAMS IN SOUTHWEST ALASKA: SURFACE AND HYPORHEIC PATTERNS
8:45 AM
Nelson, B D
; Heintz, R A
; Wipfli, M S
; Hudson, J P
EFFECTS OF SUPPLEMENTATION WITH MARINE DERIVED NUTRIENTS ON THE LIPID CLASS AND FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF JUVENILE COHO SALMON
9:00 AM
Wipfli, M S
; Hudson, J P
; Caouette, J P
; Heintz, R A
; Chaloner, D T SALMON-DRIVEN MARINE-FRESHWATER LINKAGES: MARINE NUTRIENTS AND ENERGY INCREASE STREAM FOOD WEB PRODUCTIVITY IN ALASKA, USA
9:15 AM
Soto, D
; Jara, F
; Arismendi, I SALMON RUNS AND USE OF WATER WAYS IN SOUTHERN CHILE: ECOSYSTEMIC DISRUPTION??
9:30:00 AM
Gresh, T
; Lichatowich, J A
; Schoonmaker, P An Estimation of Historic and Current Levels of Salmon Production in the Northeast Pacific Ecosystem: Evidence of a Nutrient Deficit in Freshwater Systems
10:00 AM
Sweetman, J N
; Finney, B P
; Gregory-Eaves, I
; Douglas, M
; Smol, J P RECONSTRUCTING THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND FISHING ON PACIFIC SALMON ABUNDANCE
10:15 AM
Bartl, E J
; Keckeis, H
GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF RHEOPHILIC FISH LARVAE IN DEPENDENCE OF THE RETENTION CAPACITY IN A RESTRUCTURED FLOOD PLAIN AREA
10:30:00 AM
Stewart, A R
; Luoma, S N
; Doblin, M A
; Hieb, K
; Miles, K A BIOACCUMULATION OF SELENIUM IN THE FOOD WEB OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY: IMPORTANCE OF FEEDING RELATIONSHIPS AND LOCATION
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