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Resident and juvenile anadromous fish investigations (May-October 1984) /

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Alternate Title:Migration and growth of juvenile salmon in the Susitna River.

Relative abundance, distribution, and instream flow relationships of juvenile salmon in the lower Susitna River.

Resident fish distribution and life history in the Susitna River below Devil Canyon.
Additional Author(s):McDonell, John P.

Kuntz, Karl J.

Stratton, Mike E.

Sundet, Richard L.

Pechek, Stuart D.

Schmidt, Dana C.

Hale, Stephen S.

Crawford, Drew L.

Roth, Kent J.

Suchanek, Paul M.
Corporate Contributor(s):Alaska. Susitna Hydro Aquatic Studies.

Alaska Power Authority.

Alaska. Department of Fish and Game.
Publisher:Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Susitna Hydro Aquatic Studies,
Report Numbers:APA 2836

APA 2837

RTS 30

RTS 30a

RTS 30b

SUS 544

SUS 545
Edition:[Final].
Series:Document (Susitna Hydroelectric Project) ; no. 2836-2837.
Report (Alaska. Susitna Hydro Aquatic Studies) ; no. 7.
Subjects:
Susitna Hydroelectric Project.
Pacific salmon -- Migration -- Alaska -- Susitna River.
Fish populations -- Alaska -- Susitna River.
Anadromous fishes -- Habitat -- Alaska -- Susitna River.
Anadromous fishes -- Habitat.
Fish populations.
Pacific salmon -- Migration.
Alaska -- Susitna River.
Online Access:Link to Full Text
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Library Holdings:Print Versions
Contents:
  • [v. 1] Parts 1 and 2. (APA 2836 ; RTS 30a ; SUS 544)
  • [v. 2] Part 3. Resident fish distribution and life history in the Susitna River below Devil Canyon. (APA 2837 ; RTS 30b ; SUS 545).
  • Detailed contents of [v. 1]: pt. 1.
  • The migration and growth of juvenile salmon in the Susitna River /
  • by Kent J. Roth and Michael E. Stratton
  • appendix A.
  • Juvenile salmon catch and length data, 1984
  • appendix B.
  • The Schaefer estimate of population size
  • appendix C.
  • Time series analysis of discharge, turbidity, and juvenile salmon outmigration in the Susitna River, Alaska /
  • by Stephen S. Hale
  • pt. 2.
  • The relative abundance, distribution, and instream flow relationships of juvenile salmon in the lower Susitna River /
  • by Paul M. Suchanek, Karl J. Kuntz, and John P. McDonell
  • appendix A.
  • Lower Susitna River juvenile salmon rearing suitability criteria
  • appendix B.
  • Modelled site turbidities, juvenile salmon catches, areas, side channel flows, weighted usable areas, and habitat indices
  • appendix C.
  • Comparison of the IFIM and RJHAB modelling techniques at two selected sites
  • appendix D.
  • Hydraulic models for use in assessing the rearing habitat of juvenile salmon in six side channels of the lower Susitna River /
  • by James Anderson, Andrew Hoffmann, and Jeffrey Bigler.
  • Detailed contents of [v. 2]: pt. 3.
  • Resident fish distribution and life history in the Susitna River below Devil Canyon /
  • by Richard L. Sundet and Stuart D. Pechek
  • appendix A.
  • Floy anchor tag retention rates
  • appendix B.
  • Radio tagged fish capture, biological, and winter habitat data
  • appendix C.
  • Population and biological characteristics
  • appendix D.
  • Population estimates
  • appendix E.
  • Middle River index site catch data and descriptions, and spawning rainbow trout habitat data.

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