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Contents of Selected Journals
Vol. 3 No. 5 May 2013
Library & Documentation Centre
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute P.B.No.1603, Cochin - 682 018, Kerala
Contents of Selected Journals
May 2013
Compiled
V. Edwin Joseph
P. Geetha
Library & Documentation Centre
CMFRI, Cochin - 18
Contents
Sl.No.
Title
Vol./No.
Mon./Yr
Page
No.
1 Aquaculture 388-391 Apr ‘13 1-2
2 Biological Bulletin 224 (1) Feb ‘13 3-4
3 Canadian J. of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 70(1) Jan ‘13 5-6
4 Canadian J. of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 70(2) Feb ‘13 7-9
5 Crustaceana 86 (4) Apr ‘13 10
6 Fisheries 38 (1) Jan ‘13 11
7 Fish & Shellfish Immunology 34 (5) May ‘13 12-14
8 Fish & Shellfish Immunology 34 (4) Apr ‘13 15
9 Global Aquaculture Advocate Mar/Apr ‘13 16
10 ICES Journal of Marine Science 70(1) Jan ‘13 17
11 ICES Journal of Marine Science 70(2) Mar ‘13 18
12 Ichthyological Research 60 (2) Apr ‘13 19
13 Journal of Crustacean Biology 33 (3) May ‘13 20-21
14 Journal of Fish Biology 82 (4) Apr ‘13 22-23
15 Journal of Molluscan Studies 79 (1) Feb ‘13 24
16 Marine Resource Economics 28 (1) 2013 25
17 North American Journal of Aquaculture 75 (1) Jan ‘13 26-27
18 Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 142 (1) Jan ‘13 28
New Additions to Library
1 Periodicals 29-32
Aquaculture
VOLS. 388-391 CONTENTS 15 APRIL 2013
Diseases lmmunoprorection of grass carp (Ctenophoryngodon idella) with recombinant interferon (rCilFN) against CCHV infection
D. Li (Nanchang, Fuzhou. China). G. Lin, X. Yu (Nanchang. China). S. Huang (Fuzhou, China), Q, Lai. Y. liu, 2. Wu and C. Hu ( Nanchang, China). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Effects of epitheliocystis on serum lysozyme activity and osmoregulation in cultured juvenile striped trumpeter. Lotris lineota (Fnrster) C.C. Lai P.~.~.'Crosbie (Launceston, Tasmania, Australia). S.C. Battaglene (Hobart. Tasmania. Austraha) and B.F. Nowak (Launceston, Tasmania. Australia) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Evaluation of the presence and efficiency of potential probiotic bacteria in the gut of tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) using the fluorescent in siN hybridization technique A. Del'Duca (Rio.Grande do Sul, Brazil), D. Evangelists Cesar. C. Galuppo Diniz (Minas Gerais. Brazil) and P.C. Abreu (Rio Crande do Sul, Brazil) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
Monaliry associated with Weissellosis (Weissello sp.) in USA farmed rainbow trour: Potential for control by vaccination TJ. Welch (I<earoeysville. WV. United States) and C.M. Good (Shepherdstown. WV. United States). . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
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On-farm performance of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) selectively bred for resistance to bacterial cold water disease: Effect of rearing environment on survival phenotype G.D. Wiens (Kearneysville, WV, USA), S.E. LaPatra (Buhl. ID. USA). T.J. Welch. J.P. Evenhuis, C.E. Rexroad Ill and T.D. Leeds (Kearneysville, WV, USA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
Effect of black cumin seed oil (Nigello sativa) and nettle extract (Quercetin) on enhancement of immunity in rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum) E. Awad (Giza. Egypt). D. Austin and A.R Lyndon (Edinburgh. UK) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
Genetics A comoarison of microsatellites and SNPs in oarental assienment in the GIR strain of Nile tilaoia (Oreochromis niloticus): . .
~ h ; power of exclusion T.Q. Trong (Ho Chi Minh City. Viet Nam; Wageningen, The Netherlands). N. van Bers. R. Crooijmans. B. Dibbits. H.Komen (Wageningen. The Netherlands) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 . - -
Identification of two novel female-specific DNA sequences in half-smooth tongue sole, Cynoglossus semilaevis X. Wang. J. Jiang. j. Gao. J. Liu. J. Qi. Z. Wang. H. Yu and Q, Zhang (Qingdao, PR China). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Somatic gene transfer in European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labraw): Optimal fish conditions and exogenous control of foreign genes I. Muiioz. S. Zanuy. MJ. Mazdn. M. Carrilio and A. G6mez (Castelldn. Spain) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
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Nutrition Bacteria contribute to Artemia nutrition in algae-limited conditions: A laboratory study
H.T. Toi (Gent, Belgium: Cantho City. VietrIam). P. Boeckx, P. SOrgeloos. P. Bossier and C. Van Stappen (Gent, Belgium) . . Ontogeny of the digestive system ofmeagre Argyrosomus regius reared in a mesocosm, and quantitative changes of lipids
in the liver from hatching to juvenile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I.E. Papad9kis. M. Kentouri. P. Divanach and C.C. Mylonas (Crete, Greece)
Use of the copepod Acartin tonso as the first live food for larvae of the fat snook Centropornus parollelus M.V. Barroso (ES, Brazil). C.V.A. de Carvalho (SC. Brazil), R. Antoniassi (RJ, Brazil) and V.R. Cerqueira (SC. Brazil). .
Replacement of fish meal by pea protein concentrate in practical diets for juvenile crayfish (Paclfastocus leniusculus Dana. Astacidae) from the onset of exogenous feeding J.B. Fuertes, J.D. Celada, J.M. Carral. M. S6ez-Royuela and A. Gonz6lez-Rodriguez (Le6n. Spain). . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Phvsinloev and Endocrlnolnev -" - 'rile effect of triploidizarion of Allanlic cod ((;odes rrzorhun 1.) on survival, growth and derormlnrr during early life slages
I. Opstad (Srorehe. Norway), P.G Fjelldal (Matreddl. Noway). CI. IKarlsen (Storebe. Noway) A. Thorsen (Hergen, Noway), 'T.J. Hansen (Malredal, Noway) and C.L Tardnger (Hergen, Norway). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Biological, physiological, immunological and nutritional assessment of farm-reared Litopenoeus stylirostris shrimp affected or unaffected by vibriosis C. Mugnier, C.Justou, H. Lemonnier.l. Patrois. D. Ansquer, C. Goarant (Noumea Cedex. New Caledonia) and 1.-R. Lecoz . . (Plouzan6, France) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Impact of energy storage strategies on gametogenesis and reproductive effort in diploid and triploid Pacific oysters Crossostreo gigos - Involvement of insulin signaling A. louaux (Caen Cedex. France). J.L Blin (Blainviile sur Mer, France), B. Adeline. C. Heude-Berthelin. P. Sourdaine. M. Mathieu and K. Kellner (Caen Cedex. France) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Physiology and Endocrinology: Fish Short- and lohg-term effects of dietary L-tryptophan supplementation on the neuroendocrine stress response in
seawater-reared Atlantic salmon (Salmo solar) D. Basic. A. Krogdahl. J. Schjolden (Oslo, Norway). S. Winberg (Uppsala. Sweden). M.A. Vindas (As. Norway). M. Hillestad (Trondheim. Norway), I. Mayer, E. Skjerve (Oslo. Norway) and E. H6glund (Hirtshals, Denmark) . . . . .
Ll,irlg usmotic pumps to delrver hormones to induce sexual maturation ol female Japanew eels. Angtrillo)upon~co H.Kagawa.N. Fujle(Miyazakl.Jap.ln). H. 1mairulnr.Y. Masudd (Kagoshrma.Japan). K.Oda.J.Adachi (Kanagawa.Jap3n). A Nishr (Kagoshlma.lapan). H. Hashimoto. I<. Teruya (0klnawa.Japan) and 5. Kaji (Oita. lapan) . . . . . . . . . . . . .
~ ~ . . . Melatonin partially minimizes the adverse stress effects in Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis)
. . . . M.A. L6pez-Patifio. M. Conde-Sieira. M. Gesto. M. LibrAn-Perez, J.L. Soengas and J.M. Miguez (Vigo. Spain)
Physiology and Endocrinology: Molluscs and Crnstaceans Effect of light intensity on post-fragmentation photobiological performance of the soft coral Sinulnria nexibilis
RJ.M. Rocha,J. Serijdio (Aveiro. Portugal). M.C. Leal (Aveiro. Portugal: Savannah. GA. USA). P. Cartwana (Lisboa, Portugal) and R Calado (Aveiro. Portugal) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Effect of seasonality and storage temperature on rigor r n o h in the adductor muscle of lion's paw scallop Nodipecten subnodosus E.I. Jimenez-Ruiz. V.M. Ocaiio-Higuera (Sonora, Mexico). A.N. Maeda-Martinez (La Paz, Mexico). A. Varela-Romero . E. Mirquez-Rfos. A.T. Muhlia-Almazan and FJ. Castillo-Yiriez (Sonora, Mexico) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Absorption efficiency of mussels Mytilus edulis and Mytilus galloprovincialis cultured under Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture conditions in the Bav of Fundv (Canada) and Ria Ares-Betanzos fSoainl J. 'lrisarri. M.J. ~ e r n i n d e z - ~ e i r i ; (Vigo.-spain). ~ M . c . Robinson (St. ~ " d i e w ' i , NB. Canada). P.J. Cranford (Dartmouth. Nova Scotia. Canada) and U. Labarta (Vigo. Spain). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Production Science Modelling of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salor L) behaviour in sea-cages: Using artificial light to control swimming depth
M. Fere (Trondheim, Norway). T. Dempster (Trondheim. Norway: Victoria. Australia). JA Alfredsen (Trondheim. Norway) and F. Oppedal (Matredal. Norway). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Maturation of Hippocornpus guttulotus and Hippocampus hippocornpus females by manipulation of temperature and photoperiod regimes M. Planas. P. Quintas and A. Chamorro (Vigo. Spain). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sustainability and Society Fry and fingerling transportation in the striped catfish, Pongasianodon hyyophtholmus, farming sector. Mekong Delta,
Vietnam: A pivotal link in the production chain . . . . T.M. Bui. N.T. Phuonng. G.H. Nguven (Can Tho. Viet Naml and S.S. De Silva (Warrnamhool. Victoria. Australia). - - .
The cluster panacea? ~uestioning the role of cooperative ihrimp aquaculture in Vietnam T.T.T. Ha (Ha Noi, Vret Nam). S.R. Bush and H. van Dijk (Wageningen. The Netherlands) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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CONTENTS
VOLUME 224, No. I: FEBRUARY 2013
POSITION PAPER
Sanders, Erin M., Michael A. Nguyen, Kevin C. Zhon, Mary E. Hanks, Kawthar A. Ynsnf, Daniel N. Cox, and Theodore C. Dumas
Developmental modification of synaptic NMDAR composition and maturation of glutamatergic syn- apses: matchi~ig postsynaptic slots with receptor pegs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
RAPID COMMUNICATION
Goda, Makoto, Yoshinon Fujiyoshi, Masazurni Sugimoto, and Ryozo Fujii
Novel dichrolnatic chrornatophores in the integu- ment of the mandarin fish Synchimpus splendidus. . .
CELL BIOLOGY
ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION
Perea-BIBzquez, Alejandra, Simon K. Day., and James T Bell
Low functional redundancy in sponges as a result of differential picoplankton use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Valdbs, Angel, Elysse Omelas-Gatdula, and Anne DnPont
1 Color pattern variation in a shallow-rvater species of opisthobranch mollusc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
NEUROBIOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR
Conti, Luca, Agenor Limon, EIeonora Palma, and Ricardo Miledi
14 Microtransplantation of cellular membranes from squid stellate ganglion reveals ionotropic GABA re- ceptors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Picone, Pasquale, Dornenico Nuzzo, and Marta Di PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOMECHANICS Carlo
Fen~lic acid: a natural antioxidant against oxidative McKee, Amberle, Janice Voltzow, and Bnulo Pemet stress induced by oligomeric A-beta on sea urchin Substrate attributes determine gait in a terrestrial embryo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 gastropod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
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Canadian lournal of
Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Volume 70, Number 1, January 2013
RAPID COMMUNICATION
Skye H. Woodcock, Casey A. Grieshaber, and 1-4 Benjamin D. Walther
3TICLES
5-12 Grethe Rohertsen, Helge Skoglund, and Sigurd Einurn
John T. Froeschke, Bridgette F. Froeschke, and Charlotte M. Stinson
Melissa A. Haltuch, Owen S. Harnel, Kevin R. Piner, Patrick McDonald,
Craig R. KasteUe, and John C. Field
Gilles L. Lacroix
Dawn T. Dongherty, Ray Hilborn, Andre E. Punt, and Ian J. Stewart
COMMUNICATION RAPIDE
Dietary transfer of enriched stable isotopes to mark atoliths, fin rays, and scales
ARTICLES
Offspring size effects vary over fine spatio-temporal scales in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
Long-term trends of hull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) in estuarine waters of Texas. USA
A California Current bomb radiocarbon reference chronology and petrale sole (Eopsetta jordani) age validation
Migratory strategies of Atlantic salmon (Salrno salar) postsmolts and implications for marine survival of endangered populations
Modeling co-occurring species: a simulation study on the effects of spatial scale for setting management targets
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.. . . ... . . ... Ryan ~ & i Z o n s , Thomas P. Quing,
Lka-w. Seeb, Daniel E. Sfhindlei Em-FmIjcm
Matthew R' Sloat and Ann-Marie K. Osterhack
Douglas P. Swain, Ian D. Jonsen, James E. Simon, and Trevor D. Davies
M.R. Donaldson, G.D. Raby, V.N. Nguyen, S.G. Hinch, D.A. Patterson, A.P. Farrell,
M.A. Rudd, L.A. Thompson, C.M. O'Connor, A.H. Colotelo, S.H. McConnachie, K.V. Cook,
D. Robichand, K.K. English, and S.J. Cooke
Cedar M. Chittenden, Per Fauchald, and Audun H. Rikardsen
Stephen D. McCormick, Timothy F. Sheehan,
Bjorn Thrandur Bjornsson, Christine Lipsky, John F. Kocik,
Amy M. Regish, and Michael F. O'Dea
Phillip E. Dianne, Gayle B. Zydlewski, Michael T. Kinnison, Joseph Zydlewski, and
Gail S. Wippeihaweq
Wesley A. Larson, Frea M. Utter Katherine W. Myers, William D. Templin
James E. Seeb, Charles M. Guthrie I11 flexander V. Bugaev, and Lisa W. See 1
57-63 Summer emigration and resource acquisition within a - s h a d nursery lake by sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) from historically discrete rearing environments
64-73 Maximum stream temperature and the occurrence, abundance, and behavior of steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in a southern California stream
74-89 Contrasting decadal trends in mortality between large and small individuals in skate populations in Atlantic Canada
90-100 Evaluation of a simple technique for recovering fish from capture stress: integrating physiology, biotelemetry, and social science to solve a conservation problem
101-104 Important open-ocean areas for northern Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) - as estimated using a simple ambient- temperature approach
Physiological and endocrine changes in Atlantic salmon smoits during hatchery rearing, downstream migration, and ocean entry
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conservalion implications of complex migralory patterns -Ic?s~nlm)
we-nucleot ide polymorphisms reveal distr&U~on and mimation of Chinook salmon ~Oncorhvnchu$+
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Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Volume 70, Number 2, February 2013 Volume 70, numero 2, f e v r i e r 2013
iii-iv Announcements I Communiquis
RAPID COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION RAPIDE
Peter Grankjser, Jens B. Pedersen, 143-146 Stable N and C isotopes in the organic matrix of fish Torben T. Ankjsera, Henrik Kjeldsen, otoliths: validation of a new approach for studying spatial
Jan Heinemeier, Petur Steingrund, and temporal changes in the trophic structure of aquatic Jens M. Nielsen, ecosystems
and Jens T. Christensen
ARTICLES ARTICLES
Michael C. Hayes, Reginald R. Reisenbichler, Stephen P. Rubin, Deanne C. Drake,
Karl D. Stenberg, and Sewall F. Young
Richard D. Hedger, Line E. Snndt-Hansen, Torbjarn Forseth, Ola Ugedal,
Ola H. Diserud, b u n d S. Kvambekk, and Anders G. Finstad
Charles K. Minns and Brian J. Shuter
147-158 Effectiveness of an integrated hatchery program: can genetic-based performance differences between hatchery and wild Chinook salmon be avoided?
159-168 Predicting climate change effects on subarctic-Arctic populations of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
169-181 A semi-mechanistic seasonal temperature-profile model (STM) for the period of stratification in dimictic lakes
inside back cover /Suite au verso
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Jean Martin, GiUes Bareille, Sylvain Berail, Christophe PBcheyran, Franqois Gueraud,
FrBdBric Lange, Franqoise Daverat, Noelle Bru: Eddy Beall, David Barracou,
and Olivier Donard
Timo Basen, Rene Gergs, Karl-Otto Rothhaupt, ~ ~~
and Dominik Martin-Creuzhnrg
James N. Ianelli, Andr
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Adrian Jordaan, Michael G. Frisk, 316429 Lewis S. Incze, Nicholas H. Wolff, Lindsay Hamlin, and Yong Chen
Natalie Hold, Lee G. Murray, Michel J Kaiser, Hilmar Hinz,
Andrew R. Beaumont, and Martin I. Taylor
Mathieu L. Roy, Andre G. Roy, James W.A. Grant,
and Normand E. Bergeron
Min Zhang, Yang Yu, Zhen Yang, Xiaoli Shi, and Fanxiang Kong
CORRIGENDUM
348
Multivariate dissemination of species relationships for use in marine spatial planning
Potential effects of stock enhancement with hatchery- reared seed on genetic diversity and effective population size
Individual variability in the movement hehaviour of juvenile Atlantic salmon
Corrigendum: The distribution of phytoplankton along trophic gradients and its mediation by available light in the pelagic zone of large eutrophic lakes
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Volume 86 - April 2013 - Pu i 4
Contents JOSHUA W. MORSE, A. K. BALDRIDGE & L. W. SARGENT, Invaslve crayfish Orconecres rusticus
(Decapoda, Cambaridae) is a more effective predator of substrate nesung fish eggs than native ........................................................................ crayfish (0. virilis)
KRISTINE N. WHITE, Connecting the dots: confirmation and description of Parananins ntrsakrensrs Thomas, 1997 leucomorphs (Arnph~pnda. Leucothoidae) .....................................
G. N. MADANIRE-MOYO & A. AVENANT-OLDEWAGE, On the development of a parasitic copepod, Lampmglena clariae Fryer, 1956 (Copepnda, Lernaeidae) infecting the sharp tooth catfish, Clarias
. . garreplnus ................................................................................. MICHEL E. HENDRICKX, Pelagic shrimps collected during the TALUD I-VII cruises aboard the RN
"El Puma" in the SE Gulf of California, Mexico.. ............................................. KANA CHIKUGO, ATSUSHI YAMAGUCHI, KOHEl MATSUNO, RUI SAlTO & ICHIRO IMAI, Life
history and production of pelagic mysids and decapods in the Oyasbioregion, Japan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . SE-loo KIM & IL-Hol KIM. A new species of Chasmaropontius (Copepoda, Siphonostomatoida,
........ Diriwltidae) fmrn a hydrothermal vent field in the Tofua Arc, southwestern Pacific Ocean. KARL J. WITTMANN, Mysids associated with sea anemones fmm the tropical Atlantic: descriptions of
Ischiomysis new genus, and hvo new species in this taxon (Mysida, Mysidae. Heteromysinae) ..... Notes and News.. ............................................................................ PATRICIO DE LOS R~os-ESCALANTE, ESTBBAN QUINAN & PATRICIO ACEVEDO, CrusUean
zooplankton communities in Lake General Camera (463) and their possible association with optical pmperti es .................................................................................
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President's Hook 3 Teach Your Children Well AFS should ensure that studenk and career professionals being trained in fisheries-related disciplines have the right educational foundation for meeting the challenges that lie ahead.
John Boreman - AFS President
Guest Director's Line 43 The Four Fs of Fish: Communicating the Public Value of Fish and Fisheries Do we, as professionals and as a profession, have a good answer to the common inquiry, "Fish? Why fish?!"
Abigalfl. Lynch and William W. Taylor
4 Hydraulic Fracturing and Brook Trout Habitat in the Marcellus Shale Region: Potential Impacts and Research Needs Hydraulic fracturing activities may have a range of implications for already vulnerable brook trout populations.
Maya Weltman-Fahs and Jason M. Taylor
16 Adaptive Forgetting: Why Predator Recognition Training Mlght Not Enhance Poststocking Survival The highly sophisticated predator recognition learning mech anisms of aquatic prey may limit the effectiveness of life skills training efforts in hatchery-reared fishes: lessons from behavioral ecology.
Grant E. Brown, Maud C.O. Ferrari, and Douglas P. Chivers
26 The National Ecological Observatory Network: An Observatory Poised to Expand Spatlotemporal Scales of lnauirv in Aauatic and Fisheries Science A new ecological observatory supported by the National Science Foundation promises to provide an unprecedented open-access resource for all ecologists and will work in aquatic ecosystems across the nation.
Ryan M. Utz Michael R. Fitzgerald, Kell J. Goodman, Stephanie M. Parker, Heather Powell, and Charlotte 1. Roehrn
SlUC IL-AFS member Jake Norman instructs beginning nnglcrs on how to propcrly cast a rod and ,eel duting the 2012 Illinois Department of Natural Resources' Urban Fishing program. - . -
36 Through this vital community resource, many children had the opportunity to catch their first fish, thus generating a newfound enthusiasm for fishing within the youngest members of the Southern llllnols community.
STUDENT ANGLE
36 SlUC Subunit Blends Research and Service in Pursuit of Professional Development.
Carlln Fenn, Jeffrey Hillls, and Jesse Trushenski
37 Student Writing Contest Now Accepting Submissfonsl
POLICY STATEMENT
38 AFS Policy Statement on Lead in Tackle Approved
Jesse Trushenskl and Paul J. Radomskl
AUTHOR GUIDELINES 39 Fisheries 2013 Guide for Authors
45 North American lournal of Fisheries Management, Volume 32, Number 6, December 2012
47 Fisheries Events
ANNOUNCEMENTS
48 January 2013 lobs
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Katzenback, B.A., Plouffe, D.A., Belosev iq trypanocidal activity towards Trypanosoma carasrii in virr
Wu, D., Hu,B, Wen, C., Lin, G.,Tao,Z., Hu, X.,Xle,Y. 1
from freshwater mussel Crisraria piicata
Taengchaiyaphum, S., Havanapan, P.-o., 
, C . - B ~ J . S . , J ~ ~ ~ , Y . - J . , M O O ~ , S . - H . , S ~ ~ ~ , S . H.,Jeon, 6.-T.,
fication of a novel peptide derived from MyWlus coruscus and in vitrolin vivo evaluation of its bioactive -.- . - ~
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ao, D., Wu,Y., Dai, B., Cal,C., ~ a n ~ , ~ Z h a n ~ , ~ . , l l u , ~ . , ~ i a , ~ Regulation of noduiarin-induced
aPoptosiszby epigallocatechin-3-galiate on fish iymE@es!n vitr0 1085
Huang, X., Huang,Y., Cai, J.,Wel,S., Ouyang,Z., qln,Q.Molecular cloning, expression and functional analysis of
iSG15 in orange-spotted grouper, Eprnephelus coiofdes 1094
Klm, J.*W., Kim, E.-G., Kim, D.-H., Shim, S. H., ParLC.-1.Molecular characterisation and biological activity of a novel -- Cmemokine gene in rock bream (Oplegnathusfasclatus) 1103
Zhang, X.-W., Liu,Y.-Y., Mu,Y., Ren, Q., Zhag,X,-F,,Wang,J.-X. Overexpression of a C-type lectin enhances bacterial
resistmce in red swamp crayfish Procambarusclarkii 1112
McCarthy, li., Casadei, E., Wang,T,, Secombes,C.J. Red mark syndrome in rainbow trout Onmrhynchus mykiss:
Investigation of immune responses in les1orl5 Ublng histology, immunohistochemistry and analysis of immune gene
expression 1119
Zhang,Sr~$Li,J.-f.,Wu, . X.-c.,Zhonq,W.-j.Xian,J.-a, Llao, S.-a.,Miao,Y.-t.,Wang, A.4. Effects of d~fferent dietary
lipid level on the growth, survlval and immune-relating genes expression rn Pacific white shrimp, Litapenaeus vannomei 1131
Yan,J,ZllXfig, C., Zhang,Y., Li, K.,Xu;L, Kuo, L,Kong,Y., Feng, L. Characterization and comparative analyses of
two amphGus inrelectins involved in the innate immune response -- - 1139
Pollnski,M.,Brltlle, A,, Nowak,B.Temperature-induced transcription of inflammatory mediators and the influence
of Hsp70 f o l l o ~ ~ L P $ - ~ f 1 w I ~ I a t i d ~ a f southern biuefin tuna peripheral blood leukocytes and kidney homogenates 1147
Crouch,h,,Smith,L~~Wllllams,R.~Cao,W.,Loe,M., Jensen, A.,Dooley,H.Humorai immune response of the
small-spotted tatsha~k;Sc~llorhlnuscanicula 1158
Biswas,G., Korenaga,H.tNagamine, R.,Takayama,H., Kawahara, S.,Takeda, S., KIkuchl,Y, Dashnyam, B,,
Kono,T.,Sakai,M. cytokine responses in the Japanese pufferfish (Takifugurubripes) head kidney cells induced with
heat-killed probiotics isolated from the Mongolian dairy products 1170
Zhang,Y.,Zhang,R,,Zou,J.,Hu,X., Wang,S.,Zhang, L.,Bao, Z. ldentificatlon and characterization of four ferritin
subunits involved in immune defense of the Yesso scallop (Patinopecten yessoensis) 1178
Yan,Y., Mu, W.,Zhang, L.,Guan,L.,Lhr,Q., Zhang,Y.Asd-based balanced-tethai system in attenuated Edwardsiella
tarda to express a heterologous antigen for a multivalent bacterial vaccine 1188
Sun,S., Qin, J.,Yu,N,,Ge,X.,Jiang, H.. Chen,L. Effect of dietary copper on the growth performance, non-specific
immunity and resistance to Aeromonas hydrophiia of juvenile Chinese mitten crab, Erlocheir sinensis 1195
Jln,Y.,Tlan, 1.-x.,Zeng, S.-I.,Xle, S.-w.,Yang, H.-I., Llang,G.-y,LIu,Y.-j.Dietary lipid requirement on non-specific
immune responses in juvenile grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) 1202
Zhou,Z,,Wang,M.,Zhao,J.,Wang,L, Gao,Y.,Zhang, H, Llu, R,, Song,L.The increased transcriptional response
and translocation of a R~VNF-KB homoiogue in scallop Chlornys farreri during the immune stimulation 1209 , -
Vera-Jimenez, N. I., Pletrettl. D.,WiegertfecG. F.. Nlelsen,M. E. Comparative study of p-giucan induced respiratory - burst measured by nitroblue tetrazoiium assay and real-time luminol-enhanced chemiluminescence assay in
common carp (Cyprlnus carpio L.)
Smlth,S. 1, Hinds Vaughan,N.Assays optimized for detection and quantification of antibacterial activity in shark
cell lysates under high salt conditions 1;
Guo,Y,,Wang, L..Zhou,Z.,Wang,M., Liu, R., Wang, L., Jlang,Q., Song, L. An opioid growth factor receptor (OGFR) - -- for [MePl-enkephalln In Chlamys farreri -- - - - 1; Avunje,S.,Oh, M.-J,,Jung,S..J.impa~red TLRZ and TLR7 response in olive flounder infected with viral haemorrhagic
septicaemia virus at host susceptible 15 'C but high at non-susceptible 20 'C
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Pilanowski, L., Golbach, L., Kolaczkowska, E., Scheer, M.,Verburg-van Kemenade, B. M. L.,Chadzinska, M.Carp
neutrophilic granulocytes form extracellular traps via ROS-dependent and independent pathways 1244
Lu.X.-J., Chen, J., He,Y.-Q., Shi,Y.-H. Molecular characterization of an IL-1 P gene from ayu, P~~co~/oSSUS dtiveiis 1253
Accorsl, A., Bucci, 1.. de Eguileor, M., Ottaviani, E., Malagoli, D. Comparative analysis of circulating hemoc~tes of
the freshwater snail Pomacea canaliculata 1260
PelliZZari.~.,'~ramov,A.,Afanasyev, S.,Vitulo, N., Franch, R., Pegolo,S., Patarnello,T.,Bargelloni,L. High
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macrophage activation and anti-inflammatory response: Results of gene expression profiling of early responses in
the head kidney
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interferon regulatory factor 2 (IRF-2) homolog in pearl oyster Pincfada f~cata
Ren,Q.,Zhong,X.,Yin,S.-W., Hao,F.-Y., Hui,K.-M.,Zhang,Z.,Zhang,C.-Y,Yu,X.-Q., Wang, W.The first Toll
receptor from the triangle-shell pearl mussel Hyriopsiscumingii
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(IPNV) within subpopuiations of Atlantic salmon (Salmo saiar L.) ieucocytes after vaccination and during the time
course of experimental infection
Fu, W.,Zhang, F., Liao, M., Liu, M.,Zheng, B.,Yang, H.,Zhong, M. Molecular cloning and expression analysis of a
cytosoiic heat shock protein 70 gene from mud crab Scyiia serrato
Kim, M. S., Kim, K. H.The role of viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus (VHSV) NV gene in TNF-u- and VHSV infection-
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Bao,Y.,Li,P., Dong,Y.,Xiang,R.,Gu, L.,Yao, H.,Wang,Q., Lin,Z. Polymorphism of the multiple hemoglobins in
blood clam Tegiiiarca granosa and its association with disease resistance to Vibrio parahaemolyticus
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Wang, Q.,Yuan,Z., Wu, H., Liu, F.,Zhao, J. Molecular characterization of a manganese superoxide dismutase and
copperhinc superoxide dismutase from the mussel Mytiius galloprovincialis
Zhang,Y.,Yu, Z.The first evidence of positive selection in peptidogiycan recognition protein (PGRP) genes of
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Xu, D.-H., Klesius, P. H.Comparison of serum antibody responses and host protection against parasite
khthyophthirius muitifiliis between channel catfish and channel x blue hybrid catfish
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Qiu, R., Liu, X.. Hu,Y.-h.. Sun, B.-g. Expression characterization and activity analysis of a cathepsin B from Pacific
abalone Holiotis discus hannai
Marancik, D. P.. Fast, M. D.. Camus, A. C. Proteomic characterization of the acute-phase response of yellow stingrays
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Contents
Special Issue: Innate Immune System of Shrimp ' !.$' KT., , -.;, Guest Editor: Anchalee Tassanakajon
Tassanakajon,A, Innate immune system of shl ...,, 953
Tassanakajon, A, Somboonwiwat, K., Supungul, P . . T m
functions in shrimp immunity
Maninga5.M. B. B., Kondo, H.,Hirono,l.
Li, F.,Xiang,J. Signaling pathways regulati
Wang. X.-W., Wang, 1.-X. Pattern recognitio .A
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pathogen infections 9 T Amparyup, P., Charoensapsri, W.,Tassanakajon, A. Pro] loxidase system andits role in shrimp immune
responses against major pathogens i-
Labreuche,Y., Warr,G.W.insights into the antiviral fun^:..,..^ ~fitheRNbi ma. i y in penaa , . . -8-
Leu, J.-H.,Lin, S.-1.. Huang, J.-Y.,Chen,T.-C., Lo, C.-F.A model for,. .. ~ te rad i y . betn
syndrome virus and shrimp . . Srltunyalucksana, K., Utalrungsee,T., Sirikharin, R., Srisala, J. Reprint OfcVirus-binding pro1
roles in shrimp innate immunity
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16 Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture Dr. Thieny Chopin
20 Biosecurity: Not Just A Word Stqhen G. Newman, P6.D.
22 Sustainable Aquaculture Practices On-Farm Trials Test New Products, Methods Claude E Boyd, PAD. With its easy availability and reasonable cost, shrimp is a popular sea-
food selection for both specid evenh and weryday eating. 25 Cooperative Project Targets Mollusc Seed Production
Jean-LouuNicolas, Ph.D; RenPRobert, PAD., Pzere Bodiy, Ph.D
28 Larval Rearing Of Seabass In Desert-Saline Middle East M R Kitto, Ph D.; C. Regunatban, PAD
32 The Bottom Line Broodstock Nutrition Management Enhances Reproduction, Profits Scott Snyder, Ph D., Thomas R Zergler, Ph.D
Coo erative 1 ploi Seed
The ~EPROSEED project is taking a ocused approach to
better mollusc hatchery/ nursery-rearing tech- niques and genetic improvement through selective breeding.
34 Dietary Potassium Diformate Improves Growth Performance, Carcass Yield In Pangasius Dr. Christian Luchfudt, Dr. Kai-JensKuhlmann, Tho Minh Van
38 Ongoing Studies Advance Intensive Shrimp Culture In Zero-Exchange Biofloc Raceways Txachi M. Sumorha, Ph D.;An&tBraga, Vzta Magafhies; Bob Adwent; Ttmothy C. Morrii
42 Shrimp Farm Quality Management In Bangladesh Dr. S M. NazmulAIarn Page 64 --
lnnovatlon in Aquaculture Innovations in key technologies have con-
I tributed to product~vity growth in salmon farm- ing. Improvements in feed and disease man-
44 Dietary Levels Of Fishmeal, Fish Oii Affect Shrimp Growth In Zero-Exchange Biofloc System AlbertoJ. P. Nuircr. P6.D.; Leandro Fonseca Cartro, M.S.
48 Aquaculture Shows Substantial Growth In Global Feed Production Survey Aidan Connolly
52 SeafoodAndHealth Governments And Seafood Consumption Part I. Health Benefits Of Seafood Offer Aquaculture Opportunities Iloy D. Palmer, FAICD
68 Study: TSV Exposure Mav Lessen YHV Effects In White Shrimo LUG ~ernondezez~rangu~~n~~ath~ Tang. Ph.D.; Donald K Lightner, P6.D. 55 Aquaculture By-Products Improve Sustainability
Of Seafood Value Chains RichardNewtos DawidLittle, Ph.D.
57 Food Safety AndTechnology By-Product Utilization For Increased Profitability Part IV. Processing Fish Protein Hydrolysates George/. Fltck, Jr., Ph.D.
60 U.S. SeafoodMarkets PaulBrm, Jr., Janice Brown;Anxe/ Rubro
72 Achotines Laboratory Home To Continuing Studies Of Tuna Early Life History Danie/Margulies, Ph.D.; Vernon P. Scholey M.S.; Jeanne B. Wexler; Mmia S. Sttin
74 Biofloc Technology Reduces Common Off-Flavors In Channel Catfish Kevrn K Schradn; P6.D.; Bartholomew K Green, Ph.D; Peter K Perschbacher, PAD.
78 Hawaiian Company Breeds SPF Black Tiger Shrimp For Improved Growth Jamcs A. Brock Dl44
80 Automatic Feeding Dr. C h ~ I ~ ~ L i m w a n , Dr. CorlorA Ching
64 Innovation In Aquaculture Dr. Frank Ascbez Dr. Krirtin H. RON, Dr. Ragnm Torte&
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Ichthyological Research Volume 60, Number 2, April 25,2013
Descriptions of two new silversides, Hypoatheriira golarrii and Hypoatherirla lunata, from the Indo-West Pacific (Atherinifonnes: Atherinidae). Daichi Sasoki arrd
(Teleostei: Platycephalidae), a valid flathead in northern .............. Australia and New Guinea. Hisashi Imamura 112
Anatomical description of the genus Perryenu, and proposal to erect a new fanlily for it based on its phylogenetic relationships with related taxa (Scorpaeniformes).
... Yasrrhiro Honma, Hisashi Inranlrrru, and Toshio Kawai 122
Artificial reproduction and reproductive parameters of the internally inseminated driftwood catfish Trachelyoprerus galeatus (Silurifonnes: Auchenipteridae). Hi l io B. Sm7Ios. Fib io P. Ararrtes, Edsoir V. Sampaio, and Yoshimi Sato ... 142
Restitution of vimba (Vinlba vinlba, Cyprinidae) in Poland: genetic variability of existing and restored populations. Danijela Popovic, Harlrra Par~agiotoporrlorr, Mariusz Kleszcz, Materrsz Baca, Robert Rutkowski,
.... Tomasz Heese, Piorr Weglenski, andArs7a Stankovic 149 Schisturaporocephala, a new nemacheilid loach from Koladyne
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Microsatellite DNA variation among samples of bronze gudgeon, Coreirrs hete,vdon, in the mainstem of the Yangtze River, China. Fei Cherrg, Wei L i , Qbrgjiar~g Wrr, Eric Hallern7arr, arrd Songgrrang Xie ......................... 165
Glyprothorax pantherinus, a new species of catfish (Teleostei: Sisoridae) from the Noa Dehing River, Arunachal Pradesh, India. Nor~grnaithenl Ailganthoibi and Waikhont Vishn>anat 72
Change of eye shape dur es, Pmalichthys olivare~rs and Solea ser~eguler~sis, with comparison of eye shape within the Pleuronectifom~es. Leknrrg L i , Jiayi Zheng, Boolorra Bao, a r~d Peter B. Berendzen ................... ... .......................... I78
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Automated screening and primer design of fish microsatellite DNA loci on pyrosequencing data. Yoji Nakanlrrra, Yrlya Shigenobrr, Takrrnla Sirgnyu, Tadahide Kurokawa,
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kawamurae) and "Himemasu" (0. ~rerka) in Lake Saiko, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, inferred from microsatellite analysis. Nozonru Muto, Kolrji Nakayania, and Tetsuji Nakabo ............................................................. 188
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C. K. Doxa, M. Kentouri and R Divanach Feeding of Charonia seguenzae (Aradas & Benoit, 1870) on natural prey and alternative foods
R. von Cosel and A. J. Kohn Mating behaviour of Can~us rinprlal~u Lamarck, 1810
R. A. P. Neves, J. L.Valentin and G. M. Pigneiredo First record of imposex in Heleobia austmlis (Caenogastropoda: Corhliopidae)
0. Miura, P. Kiihler,T. Lee, J. Li and D. 6 Poi@ Rare, divergent Korean Setnisulrorpirn spp, mitochondria1 haplotypes have Japanese sister lineages 86
T. Haga m d T. Kase Progenetic dwarf males in the deep-sea wood-boring genus Xyiophaga (Biralvia: Pholadoidea) 90
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Contents
Sharing a Migrating Fish Stock ................... .. .............................................................................. I Rilgnvaldur Hannesson
Remuneration Systems and Economic Perfonnance: Theory and Vietnamese .............................. 19 Small-scale Purse Seine Fisheries
Pham Thi Thanh Thuy, Ola Flaaten, and Nguyen Thi Kim Anh
The Impact of Technical and Non-technical Measures of Water Quality ........................................ 43 on Coastal Waterfiont Property Values in South Florida
Okmyung Bin and Jeffrey Czajkowski
To Have One's Cake and Eat it ToeManag ing the Alien lnvasive Red King Crab ..................... 65 Jannike Falk-Petersen and Claire W. Armstrong
Fisheries Management under Irreversible Inveshnent: Does Stochasticity Matter? ....................... 83 Diwakar Poudel, Leif K. Sandal, Sturla F. Kvamsdal, and Stein I. Steinshamn
Books Reviewed
Resource Economics: An Economic Approach to Natural Resource ...................................... 105 and Environn~entalPolicy, Third Edition by John C. Bergstrom and Alan Randall Reviewed by Gilran Bostedt
Contingent Valuation: A Comprehensive Bibliography and History ................................... 107 by Richard T. Carson Reviewed by John C. Whitehead
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NORTH AMERICAN JOURNAL OF AQUACULTURE
VOLUME 75, NUMBER 1, January 2013
[Commun$ation] Tissue-Specific Copper Concentrations i n Red Drum after Long-Term Exposure to Sublethal Levels of Waterborne Copper and a 21-Day Withdrawal Christol~her B. Robinsorr, Paul S. Wills, Marry A. Riche, oad David L. Strans
Discriminating Rainbow Trout Sources Using Freshwater and Marine Otolith Growth Chemistry Geoff Veinotr nad Rex Porter
Density Effects on Subyearling Fall Chinook Salmon During Hatchery Rearing i n Raceways with Oxygen Supplementation and After Release Lailce R. Clarke, Willianr A. Canlero,~, a,zdRicha,rl N! Crrmicl~ael
lodophor Disinfection of Walleye Eggs Exposed to Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia Virus Type 1Vb Geoffrey H. Gruocock, Rodr7trrr1 G. Getckell, Emily R. Cornwell. Stephen A. Fmftini, Gregoty A. Woorrer; Pnrrl R. Bowser: arrrl Stevert R. LaPat,
[Communication] A Terramycin 200 for Fish (44.09% Oxytetracyclilie Dihydrate) Treatment Regimen Proposed for the Fluorescent Marking o f Rainbow Trout Vertebrae Dar~iel Carty nrrd Jnn~er D. Bowker
[Technical Note] Methods for Rearing Golden Shiner Fry in a Recirculating Aquaculture System Mort Tye
Allometric Growth in Red Porgy Larvae: Developing Morphological Indices for Mesocosm Semi-Intensive Culture Carlos A. P A~rdrade, Francisco J. A. Nascirnerrto, Nntacha Nogrreira, Filornerrn Pbaenm, Mnria T Dinis, nrld Lrris Nawiso
Hydrogen Peroxide Treatments Adrni~iistered to Hatchery-Reared Burbot: Assessing Treatment Regimes from Embryonic Development through Juvenile Rearing Mark I? Polinski, Notlton R. Jensen, John Foltz, Susan C. Irelnnd, and Kewreth D. Cair~
[Con~municationl Population Genetic Comparisons among Cobia from the Northern Gulf of Mexico, U.S. Western Atlantic. and Southeast Asia John R. Gold, Melissa M . Giresi, Mark A. Re,lsha&v, o~zd Jirr-Clfywywnrt Gwo
Can Reduced Provision of Manufactured Feed Improve Fish Production Efficiency in Ponds? Jesse E. Filbrrrn arrd David A. Calver
Influences of Cyclic. High Temperatures on Juvenile Channel Catfish Growth and Feeding Michncl B. Arnold, E~rgerre L. Torruns, ar,d Peter J. Allerr
Evaluatio~~ of Hydrolyzed Poultry Feathers as a Dietary Ingredient for Pond-Raised Channel Catfish Morghe H. Li, Edwbf H. Robinson, B~.ia,t G. Boswortlr, Darliel E Oberle, arrd Per~elope M. Lscas
Apparent Digestibility of 12 Protein-Origin Ingredients for Pacific White Shrimp Lirol,erroerrs vorlrrrr,r~ei Xia,lg-He L i~ r , Ji-Dan Ye, Jinng-Hong Kong, Krsr Warlg, nrrd An-li Warrg
[Communication] Palatability of Diets for Channel Catfish that Contain Amprolium or Salinomycin Using Feed Conversion Ratio as the Criterion Bnrce B. Ma,~nirrg, Matthew J. G r i m , Lester H. Kllno, David J. Wire, nr~d Terry G t~e r~ t~>ay
Sperm Quality o f Hatchery-Reared Lake Trout Throughout the Spawning Season Kntelynn Jolt,rso,,, In,, A. E. Butts, Chris C. Wilson, arrd Treeor E. Pircher
[Communication] Captive Volitional Spawning and Larval Rearing o f Pigfish Mrfrthew A. DiMr,ggio. Jnsnn S. Bmocl~, Corrne), L. Ohs, o r~d Scott M! Grnbe
Cryopreservation of Sperm of an Indigenous Endangered Fish, Pabda Catfish O,,~pokpabdrr M. Rajjq~d I Sarrler; Slrotrknr K. Snlm, n r ~ d M. Fnzle M Sarker
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124 Growth and Acute Temperature Tolerance of June Sucker Juveniles pedVel aiM Without Supplemental Dicalcium Phosphate Wendy M. Senlq I: Gibson Gaylord. Matt Toner; Jason Ilgen. U! C. ~ < C C ~ ~ - & ~ t l , & d & , : ~ ~ ~ & & c : l T B a ~ s
133 Product~on and Asswiated Economics of Pierling-to-Stocker and Stoc~t0-Chow-Out-MM1ular.P~~f~t Farming Ch~nnej Catfish in Commerc~al-S~ze Ponds Louis R. B'Abramo, Terrijl R. Hanson, Susan K. Kingsbruy. James A. Steebv. and d m l ~ 8. Tucker
147 Guide fur Authors
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TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN FISHERIES SOCIETY
VOLUME 142, NUMBER 1, January 2013
1 Evaluating the Effects of Electricity on Fish Embryos as a Potential Strategy for Controlling lnvasive Cyprinids Saw Nrrtile, Jon J. Aarbe,~, andRelrber1 R. Gnfortlz
10 I~ifluerice of Sex and Reproductive Status on Seasonal Movement of Lake Sturgeon i n Namakan Reservoir, Minnesota-Ontario Stel~Ira,lie L. Sllaiv, Steuerr R. Cl~ilq~s, Steve K. Wi,zdels. Molh A. H. Webb, and Dong1 T McLeod
21 Persistent Organic Pollutants in Juvenile Chinook Salmon in the Columbia River Basin: Implications for Stock Recovery Ly,rdnl Johnso,r, Berrrnrliro A,zrrlacinrz, Mo,y Arkuosh, 0. Pr,al Olsn,r, Cotlrerine Slnnn, Serr,~ Y Sol, J~darsl S l ~ r o r r ~ b e ~ , Drr~~id J. Teel, Glarlys Yunrrgirlo, arm Girl0 Ylirolo
41 Development and Evaluation of a Bioenergetics Model for Bull Trout Marfhekv G. Mesrr, Lisa K. Weilar~d Helerln E. Cl~risria~rserr. Srrll!, T Sallref; arld David A. Bertrrcl~o~~ll~
50 Connections between Campeche Bank and Red Snapper Populations in the Gulf of Mexico via Modeled Larval Transpoll Do~rald R. Johrlsorr. Harriet M Perry, and Jnorrile L?czkn~vski-Sl~sIrz
59 Estimating Effective Sample Size for Monitoring Length Distributions: A Co~nparative Study of Georges Bank Groundfish Kcvirlg Zharrg rrnd Steve X. Cadrir~
68 Response of Wild Trout to Stream Restoration over n v o Decades in the Blackfoot River Basin, Montana Rnrr Pierce, Crrrig Podrler; rrrrd Kellie Carirr~
82 Validating Back-Calculation Models Using Population Data K. 0 . Perez and S. B. M!slch
95 [Note] Swordfish Vertical Distribution and Habitat Use in Relation to Diel and Lunar Cycles in the Western North Allantic Jzrstir~ D. Lerne,; Dmid W Kemtette,; Eric D. Prince, Liorra Rrloae-McMrrrlrrs, Eric S. Orbeserr, Arthur M(rriarm, Derke S~zodgmss, arrd Gar!' L. Tl~oeros
105 Trends and Synchrony in Black Bass and Crappie Recruitment in Missouri Reservoirs Parrl H. Micl~oletz and Michael J. Siepker
119 Exploring the Influence of Stock-Recruitment Relationships and Environmental Variables on Black Bass and Crappie Recruitment Dyoamics in Missouri Reservoirs Michael J. Siepker n,rd Parrl H. Miclraleti
130 Assessing Juvenile Chinook Salmon Behavior and Eritrain~nent Risk near Unscreened Water Diversiol~s: Large Flume Si~ilulations Ti,rroth)' D. Mrrsselr, Delsris Cocl,e,rll, Zachnr~ Hockerr, Ali Ercarr, Honein Bandeh. M. Ler,ent Km,~~nu, Joseph J Cedr J,:, a,zdNan,~ A. Fnrzgse
143 Relationships between the Abundance of Pacific Lamprey in the Columbia River and Their Common Hosts in the Marine Envimnmeat Josh~m G. Mz,rnrrskns, Alerei M. Odov, and Kevin A. Siwicke
156 [Forum] Issues Regarding the Use of Sedatives ill Fisheries and the Need for lnimediate-Release Options J. T Trrrsher~ski, J. D. Bowke,; S. J Conk?, D. Errlohl, T Bell, J. R. MncMillrirz, R. P Ynrrorrg, J, E. Hill, M. C. Fnbrizio, J E. G r n ~ q ! nnrl S. Slrnrorl
17 1 Estimating Spatial and Te~i~poral Conlponents of Variation for Fisheries Count Data Using Negative Binomial Mixed Models Brio,, J. /,,vi!r, Tyler Wagrre,; Jrrrnes R. Be,zce, Megnrr I/ Keple6 Weihai Lilt, orldDrrrrie1 B. Hrrye~.
184 Longitudinal Length Back-Calculations from Otoliths and Scales Differ Systematically in Haddock Harlrres Baarnnrrrr, Sarldrn J. Satl~edof~d, and Richord S. McBrirle
193 Quantifying the Effects of Aging Bias in Allantic Striped Bass Stock Assessment Horrgsheng Liou, Ale.rei F: Slra~o~: Cjnrhia M Junes, a~rrl GOITA. Nelsorr
208 Potential Effects of Changes in Temperature and Food Resources on Life History Trajectories of Juvenile O,zcnrlty,rcl~~rs r~tykiss Joseph R. Benjn,ni,~, Patrick J. cow roll)^, Jnsorr G. Rostine, n r~d R~rssell W Perry
221 Spatial Segregation of Spawning Habitat Limits Hybridization between Sympatric Native Steelhead and Coastal Cutthroat Trout T W Buehrern, J. Glnsgon! C. 0. Osfberg, and T f: Qrri~rr~
234 Evaluation of Salnple Design and Estimation Methods for Great Lakes Angler Surveys Zller,,,rirrg Str rrrrd David Clr~pp
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