Table of contentsBreeding Success Of Wild & First Generation Hatchery Female Spring Chinook In An Artificial Stream Location Of The Cle Elum Supplementation Research Facility Artificial Stream At Cle Elum Why An Artificial Stream? Experimental Approaches To Evaluating Breeding Success Sections Of The Artificial Stream Used In 01 & 02 Area Used In 2003, 04, & 05 Artificial Stream: Adult Handling Protocols Artificial Stream: Placement Into the Artificial Stream No. Of Test Groups Used No Of Fry Used In Pedigree Evaluations Measures Of Female Breeding Success: Slide 13 Measures Of Female Breeding Success: Slide 15 Breeding Success Measures Depend Upon: Fecundity Estimation Female Breeding Success % Spawned Female Breeding Success: % Survival Of Actual Egg Deposition Female Breeding Success: Potential Egg Deposition To Fry Survival Factors Examined That May Affect Female Breeding Success Affect Of Body Size On Female Breeding Success Affect Of Female Origin On Longevity Longevity & Female Breeding Success Affect Of Instantaneous Density On Female Breeding Success: % Spawned Affects Of Instantaneous Density: AED Survival, PED Survival In Stream Distribution Of Wild & Hatchery Females: Half Stream In Stream Distribution Of Wild & Hatchery Females: Entire Stream Redd Placement Within Artificial Stream Sections: Hatchery & Wild Combined Redd Placement By Wild & Hatchery Females: % Of Redds In Lowest Portion Of A Stream Section Redd Abandonment Affect Of Female Origin & The Occurrence Of Multiple Redds Affect Of Female Origin &Redd Abandonment Nest Construction Activities Compared Digging Frequency Of Hatchery &Wild Females Body Flexures Per Dig in Hatchery & Wild Females Egg Burial Times For Hatchery and Wild Females Factors Responsible For Differences In Breeding Success Special Thanks To: |
Author: Dave Fast E-mail: fast@yakama.com |