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The Hunger Games: Stable Isotopes Indicate Winter Inter-Guild Competition for Resources by Marine Meso-Predators in the Sub-Arctic North Pacific. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Troina GC, Pakhomov EA, Weitkamp L, Somov A, Hunt BPV.   +4 more
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Revealing the evolutionary history and contemporary population structure of Pacific salmon in the Fraser River through genome resequencing. [PDF]

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Christensen KA, Flores AM, Sakhrani D, Biagi CA, Devlin RH, Sutherland BJG, Withler RE, Rondeau EB, Koop BF.   +8 more
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Identification of food deprivation in salmonids using gill biomarkers. [PDF]

Conserv Physiol
Bugg WS, Akbarzadeh A, Ming T, Schulze AD, Di Cicco E, Yungwirth E, Curtis J, Patterson DA, Duguid WDP, Bateman AW, Miller KM.   +10 more
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Pathogens from salmon aquaculture in relation to conservation of wild Pacific salmon in Canada. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Krkosek M, Bateman AW, Bass AL, Bugg WS, Connors BM, Deeg CM, Di Cicco E, Godwin S, Grimm J, Krichel L, Mordecai G, Morton A, Peacock S, Shea D, Riddell B, Miller KM.   +15 more
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Addressing issues of experimental design, ecological realism and local adaptation for applications of ectotherm upper thermal limits. [PDF]

J Exp Biol
Iacarella JC, Chea R, Patterson DA.
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Phosphoglucomutase polymorphism in sockeye salmon

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 1970
Abstract 1. 1. Phosphoglucomutase phenotypes of all but one of 633 sockeye salmon ( Oncorhynchus nerka ) consisted of one or both of two zones of activity resolved by starch gel electrophoresis. 2. 2. The common phenotypes could be explained by a hypothesis of two alleles at a single locus; the excpetional phenotype could be explained by ...
F M, Utter, H O, Hodgins
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Evolution of Sockeye Salmon Ecotypes

Science, 2001
Rapid evolution of reproductive isolation is proposed by A. Hendry and colleagues to be the cause of the genetic differences between two adjacent populations of Washington State sockeye salmon (Reports, 20 Oct., p. [516][1]). These two populations or “ecotypes,” one living in a tributary (Cedar River) and the other along a beach (Pleasure Point) of ...
Richard G. Gustafson, Robin Waples, Steven T. Kalinowski, Gary A. Winans   +3 more
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Magnetic field detection in sockeye salmon

Journal of Experimental Zoology, 1981
AbstractPrevious research has indicated that lake‐migrating sockeye salmon fry have compass directional preferences, cued in part by magnetic fields. This paper reports the results of experiments designed to compare the magnetosensory system of salmon with those of other organisms.
Thomas P. Quinn, Ronald T. Merrill, Ernest L. Brannon   +2 more
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Differences in Thermal Tolerance Among Sockeye Salmon Populations

Science, 2011
Environmental conditions encountered during migration shape cardiorespiratory physiology in sockeye salmon.
Erika J, Eliason, Timothy D, Clark, Merran J, Hague, Linda M, Hanson, Zoë S, Gallagher, Ken M, Jeffries, Marika K, Gale, David A, Patterson, Scott G, Hinch, Anthony P, Farrell   +9 more
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Examining Evidence of Reproductive Isolation in Sockeye Salmon

Science, 2001
The study of speciation has recently undergone a revival, with much controversy centering on whether new species can originate quickly and within the geographic range of their ancestor. Hendry et al .
D J, Howard, J L, Marshall, W E, Braswell, J A, Coyne   +3 more
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