Tunneling dynamics and spawning with adaptive semi-classical wave-packets Tunneling dynamics and spawning with adaptive semi-classical wave-packets V. Gradinaru,1 G.A. Hagedorn,2 and A. Joye3 1)

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Project Title: Genetic Identification of Atlantic Cod Spawning Stocks in U

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Citation: Sadovy, YReport on current status and exploitation history of reef fish spawning aggregations in Palau. Western Pacific Fishery Survey Series: Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations, Vol

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the Caribbean, among others. Another approach, in the western Pacific and Cuba, is to protect outer reef channels and passes, during the spawning seasons, since these appear to be a significant habitat for spawning and a

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Enhanced Monitoring of Grouper Spawning Aggregation at Ebiil Channel Final Technical Report June 2010 Palau Conservation Society and The Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations

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• Epinephelus
• Fish
• Brown-marbled grouper
• Camouflage grouper
• Grouper
• Plectropomus laevis
• Nassau grouper

Pink Salmon spawning in GBR

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• Fish
• Fisheries science
• Central Coast of British Columbia
• Anthrozoology
• Heiltsuk
• Fisheries law
• Salmon
• Fisheries and Oceans Canada
• Marine protected area
• British Columbia Coast
• Pacific North Coast Integrated Management Area
• U.S. Regional Fishery Management Councils

Report on the Current Status and Exploitation History of Reef Fish Spawning Aggregations in Eastern Indonesia Yvonne Sadovy & Min Liu Department of Ecology & Biodiversity, The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam Road, Hong

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• Fishing
• Ethnic groups in Indonesia
• Humphead wrasse
• Labridae
• Sinjai Regency
• Fishing techniques
• Coral trout
• South Sulawesi
• Makassar people
• Lobster fishing
• Cyanide fishing
• Fishing vessel

Northeast Consortium Project Mid-Year Progress Report: Title: Activity and distribution of cod in the Ispwich Bay spawning area Contract number: 111A22 Project Leader: W.H. Howell Dept. of Zoology, UNH, Durham, 03824

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• Cod
• Gadidae
• Fish
• Anthrozoology

WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH, VOL. 25, NO. 6, PAGES, JUNESediment Transport and Resulting Deposition in Spawning Gravels, North Coastal California THOMAS E. LISLE Pacific Southwest Experiment Station, Forest

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• Sedimentology
• Geology
• Sediment transport
• Sediment
• Stream load
• Gravel
• Suspended load
• Clastic rock
• Bed load
• Deposition
• Bed material load
• Sedimentary budget

Figure 6.6: Overview of Herring Spawning Areas and LTK Observation in Sheet’ka Kwáan. Note: Massing was observed in most bays in Sitka Sound as well as most areasof the Sound itself, especially the trough northwest of

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