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IV. Problems Encountered -4- peritonitis and possible bacteremia arising from ascending infection of the urachus. One walrus had died from a severe pneumonia probably derived by inhalation of exudate from a large dental abcess. One sea otter showed enlargement of spleen and liver with possible lesions in the latter. The use of chartered aircraft with hired pilot presented some problems in that most of the autopsies required or would have been greatly facilitated by having a 2-man team approach. The aircraft required for beach landings can accommodate only the pilot and one passenger, and, frequently, the hired pilot was unwilling to participate in the autopsy thereby hampering, prolonging and increasing the cost of the work. We propose to remedy this in the future by charter or aircraft that can be piloted by project personnel (i.e. by Associate Investigator, R. Dieterich). This will accelerate as well as improve the quality of the work, and it will reduce the cost per hour thereby increasing the time available and the coverage in the surveys. (Charter rates are increasing rapidly and already are expected to exceed the budgeted rate by about 25% in 1976). At St. Lawrence Island where aircraft support is not feasible, surveys were undertaken via chartered small boat and on foot. The surveys via small boat were rather unsatisfactory for detection of any but the largest and most recent strandings due to limited visibility. Surveys on foot were by far the most effective but were inefficient because of the low speed (8-12 mi/da). The best alternative for future surveys in that area combining greater speed with nearly the visual effectiveness of a pedestrian survey seems to be the use of an All-terrain Vehicle (ATV), The possibilities of purchase or rental of such a vehicle are currently being investigated. V. Estimate of Funds Expended (6 months) Total Budget Expended* Remaining Salaries & wages 39,586.00 3,184.71 36,401.29 Staff Benefits 6,700.00 541.40 6,158.60
-5- (continued) (6 months) Total Budget Expended* Remaining Equipment -0- -0- -0- Travel 6,000.00 244.35 5,755.65 Other 16,300.00 408.88 15,891.12 Total Direct 68,586.00 4,379.34 64,206.66 Indirect 22,643.00 1,821.65 20,821.35 Task Order Total 91,229.00 6,200.99* 85,028.01 * Preliminary cost data, not yet fully processed. 39
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Page 46 and 47: Fig. 1. The Alaska Peninsula and Ku
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DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE NOV 04 1975
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III. Results 3. The actual length o
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IX. Suggestions for More Effective
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Table 2. Types of Cliffs on St. Geo
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Table 4. Census Data--Stratum A Cli
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Table 6. Census Data--Stratum A Cli
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Table 7. Census Data--Strata B and
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Table 8 (cont.) 102
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Table 9 Ledge Attendance Counts: Ki
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Table 10 Ledge Attendance Counts: K
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Table 10 (Cont.)
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Table 11 Ledge Attendance Counts: T
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Table 11 continued.
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Table 12. Flight Count--Least Aukle
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Table 14 Least Auklcts Collected 11
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Table 16. Flight Counts: Murre Flig
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OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY PROG
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D. Conceptual Model No results. V.
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Figure 1. Stations at which fish st
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I. OBJECTIVES TABLE OF CONTENTS II.
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LIST OF TABLES page Table 1 Schedul
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Data on the foods and foraging area
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5. Laurie E. Holmgren. Laboratory A
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C. Study Areas and Work Schedule St
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FIGURE 2
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TABLE 1 (continued) 140
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nesting ledges. As a result of our
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Data on growth rates of the chicks
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(OSS 022). D. Causey and D. Schwart
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FIGURE 3
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5. Survey of Otter and Walrus Islan
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E. Data Collected Table 2 indicates
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III. RESULTS A. Reproductive Succes
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TABLE 4. Red-faced Cormorant Reprod
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species is almost certainly the nex
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TABLE 5 Reproductive Success of Bla
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disappeared when they were very sma
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TABLE 6 Reproductive Success of Red
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FIGURE 7 PRESENCE OF NESTS WITH EGG
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St. Paul, as these more accessible
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PRESENCE OF EGGS AND CHICKS COMMON
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TABLE 9 THICK-BILLED MURRE REPRODUC
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FIGURE 9 PRESENCE OF EGGS AND CHICK
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y egging activity by Aleut people o
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y an order of magnitude. Like the H
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11. Parakeet Auklet (Cyclorrhynchus
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Due to predominately overcast weath
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TABLE 12. Total Food Samples Collec
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eeding. While all of the alcids (mu
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FIGURE 11 Total Birds Seen on the C
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FIGURE 13 Fulmars Counted on the Cr
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FIGURE 15 Shearwaters (total) Count
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FIGURE 17 Kittiwakes Counted on the
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FIGURE 19 Murre Counted on the Crui
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D. Survey of Otter and Walrus Islan
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and also for advising government bo
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Murre enjoys both greater hatching
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V. PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED/RECOMMENDED
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the motorcycles in the first place,
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perform routine checks of Kittiwake
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TABLE 15 Schedule of Field Operatio
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VI. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Table 17 pr
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In this project we
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Fork-tailed Petrel Counted on the C
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Shearwater (unidentified) Counted o
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Glaucous-winged Gull Counted on the
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Parakeet Auklet Counted on the Crui
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Least Auklet Counted on the Cruise
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Puffin (unidentified) Counted on th
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Tufted Puffin Counted on the Cruise
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Jaegers (unidentified) Counted on t
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Jaegers (total) Counted on the Crui
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Black Turnstone Counted on the Crui
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Turnstones (total) Counted on the C
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INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS SCOP
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iv LIST OF FIGURES Figure page 1. M
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am deeply indebt
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INTRODUCTION The Larinae (gulls) ha
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3 of breeding biology, calculated h
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5 northeast Gulf of Alaska was gath
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THE STUDY AREA The largest and prob
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9 the Copper River into the interio
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11 to Prince William Sound. The Cop
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Reproductive Cycle 13 We used a met
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15 due to weather conditions and sn
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17 northeast Gulf of Alaska, the ge
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advantage of behavioral mechanisms
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21 adults. Our evidence from Egg Is
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Figure 5. Map of the Yakutat area,
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Figure 6. View from Egg Island, Jun
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27 that is, usually within the terr
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29 may initiate nest building. Afte
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Egg Laying Table 3 Nest Depth for E
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33 Egg synchrony will be investigat
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35 limits of clutch size have been
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e investigated further. Egg Loss 37
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Table 4 Numbers of "Lost", "Inferti
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Figure 14. Abnormal Egg Size, Examp
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Egg and Clutch Replacement 43 Repla
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45 time, despite of larger spread o
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47 by picking them up and dropping
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49 We also wish to point out that i
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51 mortalities associated with colo
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53 in contrast to North Marble, whe
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in a hot, dry summer. Thus weather,
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57 calls were due, in order of impo
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with the above studies, fledged rou
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61 operating, this individual was s
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63 south of Yakutat, Alaska. Hybrid
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65 Harpur, C. A. 1971. Breeding bio
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PROGRESS REPORT NO. 1 NOAA OCSEP Re
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-2- activity of the birds (sitting,
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-3- in this respect. General patter
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AMENDMENTS TO PROGRESS REPORT 1. Re
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
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Dr. ,*unt cr %lier P7 r/ OCS Arctic
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MASSACHUSETTS AUDUBON SOCIETY CONSE
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TO: NOAA, Environmental Research La
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TO: NOAA Environmental Research Lab
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TO: NOAA Environmental Laboratories
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TO: NOAA Environmental Laboratories
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RU 239 "Ecology and Behavior of Sou
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Semi-annual Prugress Report Project
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Migration observations - numbers, m
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Positions (noon) for GLACIER Cruise
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coordinate the projects studying a
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FISH, PLANKTON, BENTHOS, LITTORAL
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FISH, PLANKTON, BENTHOS, LITTORAL -
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111. Results -3- 2. For R/V Miller
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During the report period we have or
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Progress Report 1 April - 30 Novemb
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BEAUFORT SEA SPECIES CODE 398
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BEAUFORT SEA SPECIES CO3E .400
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LIST OF FIGURES FIGURE TITLE PAGE 1
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LIST OF TABLES TABLE TITLE PAGE 1 O
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I. TASK OBJECTIVES The main objecti
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Laboratory analysis was limited to
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(3) Chugach Bay - southern point an
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Intended Use for Size and Density D
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III. RESULTS Results from each stud
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of this area is characterized by th
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Table 2. Macrophytes observed growi
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Table 4. Summary of size distributi
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COMPARISON OF SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS AT
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Size, biomass and density data were
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Near the southern point of Chugach
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Table 6. Density of some dominant m
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Suspension feeders dominated the in
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Asteroids were a very widely distri
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Table 9. Summary of prey items of a
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Table 11. Size distributions of the
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General appearance of the area was
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Table 14. Size distribution for Mus
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PORT DICK STUDY SITE
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Table 15. Abundance data for Evaste
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Laminaria saccharina, attached to s
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Table 18. Approximate distribution
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LITERATURE CITED Ebert, T.A. 1973.
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Appendix B Coverage by Fucus distic
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Appendix C (continued)
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Appendix H Feeding and size data fo
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Appendix I (continued) 484
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Appendix L Species composition and
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JUNEAU PROJECT OFFI CE P. O. BOX 18
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Figure 1
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Progress Report, BLM/OCS Research U
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west longitude, respectively. Exami
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(2) Growth e. Behavior (a) Age-leng
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proposals, this "cross-walking" of
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already located. Review and annotat
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Zaproridae Prowfish (Zaprora silehu
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I. Task Objectives II. Field Activi
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I. Task Objectives (Tasks 78 and 79
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Figure 1, Intertidal sampling sites
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Figure 2. Intertidal sampling sites
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are taken of the general site, the
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II. Field Studies -- Aerial Beach C
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II. Results - Intertidal Baselines
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Table 1. (Continued)
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Table 3.--Number and types of sampl
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Table 5.--Species list of drift bio
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Table 7.--Species list of drift bio
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Table 8.--Number and mean daily acc
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III. Results -- Aerial Survey Over
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Table 10.--Invertebrate species col
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III. Results -- Computer Format and
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answer the most important question
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Gulf of Alaska: (Task 78) Salaries:
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Appendix I -- Diving Activities (Re
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4 Animals noted Sabellid worms - im
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6 Algae noted: Laminaria groenlandi
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8 July 25, 1975 - Makushin Bay, Una
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10 Methods used: Species collection
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12 Assessment of methods & future r
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14 Methods used: Qualitative observ
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16 August 16, 1975 - Otter Island,
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18 Type of bottom: Boulders in high
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National Marine Fisheries Service O
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TABLE 1 TENTATIVE LIST OF MACROALGA
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MUSCULUS SIZE CLASS DISTRIBUTIONS F
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TABLE 2 MACLEOD HARBOR (1/4 m 2 qua
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SYLLIDEA (cont.) Typosyllis pulchra
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POLYPLACOPHORA 4903 Cynoplax dentie
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DECAPODA (cont.) Pagurus beringanus
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ADDITIONS (cont.) Metridium senile
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Appendix III -- Example of Sorting
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Appendix IV -- Literature Survey Fo
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MOAA FORM24-21 U.S. DEPAlTmENTT OF
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i____ Appendix IV NOAA FORM 24.L2 U
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Citation: i, J -r -, S.
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St c C7 T 31 4,1. - 1 s. Im an arct
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Boring Sea continued 7. Makushin Ba
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I. Task Objectives The task of prim
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Task Title: Plankton of the Gulf of
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C. Methods Zooplankton will be samp
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Figure 1. Sampling stations 1-30, P
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Figure 3. Sampling stations, Intern
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Task Title: Phytoplankton and Prima
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Proposed locations of the primary p
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expected as a result of the major s
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VI. Estimate of Funds Expended -4-
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III. Results -2- The second cruise,
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III. Results -3- Alas ka catch and
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III. Results E. Data collected or a
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Our attempts to copy field data she
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Fig. 1. Station Sampling Plan, Anna
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Fig. 3. Station Sampling Plan, Mill
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Calibration and quality Control The
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Thirty sampling stations were estab
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DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME August
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D. Sample Localities III. Results -
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VI. Estimate of Funds Expended -4-
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-2- D. All of the Bering Sea benthi
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formalin solution. We expect to buf
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OUTER CONTINENTAL .HELF ENERGY PROG
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Departmental Concurrence: - OtTER C
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unpublished catch records is essent
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e. Behavior (1) Migrations (2) Bath
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III. Laboratory Activities A. Metho
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information for non-salmonid pelagi
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Lamnidae APPENDIX A Proposed Specie
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Zaproridae Prowfish (Zaprora silehu
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Beaufort Sea Plankton Studies (Rese
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(Fig. 2) with surface and near-bott
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3. Expected results 4 The results o
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