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Fish culture

Creator:: Wilson, K. O.
Resource Type:: Undergraduate Thesis
Full Text:: agencies instrumental in bringing about the establish- ment of the Federal Commission of Fish and

Fish Diets in Upper Willamette Reservoirs

Creator:: Duke, Chelsea, McCormick, Margaret, Murphy, Christina A., Arismendi, Ivan, and Johnson, Sherri L.
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Duke, Chelsea ORAFS 2016 Fish Diets in Upper Willamette

Interactions Between Jellyfish and Fish: Predation versus Commensalism

Creator:: Fitzgerald, Lanaya
Abstract:: Keywords: Gadidae; commensalism; predation; behavior; Pacific Tomcod; Microgadus proximus; jellyfish biomass; Sea Nettle; Chrysaora fuscescens; Gadus macrocephalus; Pacific Cod; Theragra chalcogramma; Walleye Pollock; Yaquina Bay, Oregon; larval fish; species interactions
Resource Type:: Research Paper

Greek Centennial Project: Celebrating 100 Years through the Archives: 1915-2015

Creator:: Willer, Morgan, Fish, E., and Heath, H.
Abstract:: This project is a part of the Greek Centennial in 2015. Three student interns researched Greek Life at Oregon State University through the Valley archives [University Archives] and presented the information at the Undergraduate Research Conference.
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Archives: 1915-2015 E. Fish, H. Heath, M. Willer Photo 1: Personal photo. Photo 2 & 3: Courtesy

Larval fish diversity at Little Cayman Island, Caribbean Sea

Creator:: Post, Eric J.
Abstract:: MS Power Point presentation. Presented during OSU Department of Fish and Wildlife Marine Team Seminar.
Resource Type:: Presentation

Predicting Fish Recruitment in the Northeast Pacific Using Climate Indices

Creator:: Riley, Shannon L.
Abstract:: Predicting recruitment, which is dependent on parent stock size and climate, is vital for forecasting productivity of fish stocks. The effects of climate can be analyzed via the use of climate indices. Three climate indices, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, the North Pacific Gyre Oscillation, and the Oceanic Niño Index, describe...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: 1 Predicting Fish Recruitment in the Northeast

Detecting Fish Vocalizations in American Samoa Using Machine Learning

Creator:: Munger, Jill
Abstract:: A deep neural network was developed and trained to identify the sounds of pomacentrids (damselfishes) in the National Park of American Samoa. Four years of continuous, passive acoustic data were recorded by a single stationary hydrophone. Deep neural networks enable the full utilization of such large datasets by automating laborious...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: diver, and I'm fascinated with how fish communicate with each other. Advances in acoustical science

The Siletz Eels: Oral History Interviews with Siletz Tribal Elders and Neighboring Residents Regarding The Decline in Siletz River Lamprey Populations

Creator:: Downey, Tom, Rilatos, Darin, Sondenaa, Annette, and Zybach, Bob
Abstract:: Lamprey eel harvesting has systematically and periodically occurred along the Siletz River and its tributaries for as many as hundreds, or thousands, or tens of thousands of years that human families and lamprey eel populations have coexisted in the Siletz Valley ecosystem. Historical, cultural, and biological information for the twentieth...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: AMERICANS IN MARINE SCIENCE PROGRAM OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY CORVALLIS, OREGON THE SILETZ EELS: Oral

New discovery leads to a whole new meaning of “trash fish”

Creator:: Chione, Andrew
Abstract:: This paper is an assignment for my Ichthyology class at Oregon State University. I was tasked with creating a new fish species that is scientifically possible and telling a fictional story of its discovery.
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: similar to those in the family Cottidae, then contacted the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to

Interannual Growth Variation In Marine Fish And Tree Rings; Examining Marine-Terrestrial Linkages

Creator:: Lee, Kalin
Abstract:: Keywords: Splitnose Rockfish; Noble Fir; Mountain Hemlock; Mary's Peak, Oregon; Chinook, Washington; Mt. Rainier, Washington; Mt. Adams, Washington; Sebastes diploproa; otoliths; tree rings; Abies procera; Tsuga mertensiana; tree ring chronology; climate; forest development; dendrochronology; otolith time series
Resource Type:: Research Paper

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Fish culture

Fish Diets in Upper Willamette Reservoirs

Interactions Between Jellyfish and Fish: Predation versus Commensalism

Greek Centennial Project: Celebrating 100 Years through the Archives: 1915-2015

Larval fish diversity at Little Cayman Island, Caribbean Sea

Predicting Fish Recruitment in the Northeast Pacific Using Climate Indices

Detecting Fish Vocalizations in American Samoa Using Machine Learning

The Siletz Eels: Oral History Interviews with Siletz Tribal Elders and Neighboring Residents Regarding The Decline in Siletz River Lamprey Populations

New discovery leads to a whole new meaning of “trash fish”

Interannual Growth Variation In Marine Fish And Tree Rings; Examining Marine-Terrestrial Linkages

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