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Chapt 9A. Overview of NIS Surveys, page 9A- 6 Map No. TABLE 9A.1. (continued) Collecting Sites for NIS Surveys (1997,1998,1999). Site Station 98 Cruise Station No. Latitude Longitude 1997 Pilot Study Rapid Community Assessments 1998 Surveys 1999 Survey Fouling Plate Surveys 1998 1999 19 Valdez Arm, Rockey Point Rockey Point 11 60º57'36"N 146º45'36"W X 20 Busby Island South reef 5 60º52'55"N 146º46'29"W X Busby Island 6 60º52'54"N 146º46'24"W X 21 Tatitlek Tatitlek Narrows oysters 8,12 60º52'06"N 146º43'30"W X X X Village dock 60º52'06"N 146º43'30"W X X X Ferry dock 60º52'06"N 146º43'28"W X X 22 Bligh Island Cloudman Bay 7 60º50'11"N 146º43'15"W X 23 Sheep Bay Upper Sheep Bay 13 60º52'12"N 146º43'48"W X Middle Sheep Bay 14 60º40'21"N 145º57'06"W X 24 Cordova Small boat harbor 15,19 60º32'30"N 145º46'28"W X X X Mudflat S of Small Boat Harbor 18 60º32'28"N 145º46'28"W X X X Marine Science Center 17 60º32'48"N 145º46'27"W X X Fish Dock & Flats 16 60º32'27"N 145º46'26"W X Ferry dock 60º32'27"N 145º46'24"W X 25 Hawkins Island Windy Bay 20 60º33'54"N 145º58'38"W X 26 Orca Bay Channel Buoy 21 60º32'22"N 146º55'55"W X 27 Hinchinbrook Island Constantine Harbor X 28 Montague Island Port Chalmers X X 29 Green Island Green Island 22 60º18'19"N 145º58'38"W X 30 Evans Island Sawmill Bay 23 60º03'31"N 147º59'47"W X Port San Juan 24 60º04'2"N 148º03'36"W X 31 Chenega Island Chenega dock X X 32 Eleanor Island Northwest Bay middle arm 25 60º32'57"N 147º34'48"W X 33 Knight Island Passage Knight Island Passage buoy 26 60º33'52"N 147º49'11W X 34 Main Bay Main Bay 27 60º31'58"N 148º04'41"W X Main Bay fish hatchery 28 60º31'16"N 148º05'35"W X
Chapt 9A. Overview of NIS Surveys, page 9A- 7 The experts for the Focal Taxonomic Collections included: • Gayle Hansen (Hatfield Marine Science Center, Oregon State University), phycologist with special expertise in Alaskan macroalgae; • John Chapman (Hatfield Marine Science Center, Oregon State University), peracarid crustacea; • Jeff Cordell (School of Fisheries, University of Washington), copepod crustaceans; • Nora Foster (University of Alaska Museum), molluscs and other marine invertebrates of Alaska; • Jeffery Goddard (University of California, Santa Barbara), opisthobranch molluscs • Jerry Kudenov (University of Alaska, Anchorage), polychaete worms; • Gretchen Lambert (Friday Harbor Laboratories, University of Washington), ascidians; • Charles Lambert (Friday Harbor Laboratories, University of Washington), ascidians; • Claudia Mills (Friday Harbor Laboratories, University of Washington), cnidarian medusae and ctenophora; • Lise Schickel (University of California, Santa Barbara), decapod crustaceans and parasitic crustaceans; • Anson Hines (SERC), barnacles and decapod crustaceans; • Judith Winston (Virginia Natural History Musem), bryozoans; and • Lea Ann Henry (University of Toronto), hydrozoan cnidarians. At numerous locations in Port Valdez / Prince William Sound, sediment samples were collected for identifications of foraminiferans, particularly the Asian NIS Trochammina hadai, which is extensively introduced in San Francisco Bay and other west coast source ports. This NIS was reported from deep-water samples taken for the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill study. Samples were processed and sent to Mary McGann of US Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA, for identification. Other details of the methods are provided below within the individual chapters for each Focal Taxonomic Collection, the Fouling Community Analysis and the Re-examination of the Museum, Reference and Voucher Collections. 9A4. References Cohen, A.N. and J.T. Carlton. 1995. Nonindigenous aquatic species in a United States estuary: a case study of the biological invasion of San Francisco Bay and delta. Report to U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Washington, DC and National Sea Grant College Program, Connecticut Sea Grant. 246 pp. Cohen, A., C. Mills, H. Berry, M. Wonham, B. Bingham, B. Bookheim, J. Carlton, J. Chapman, J. Cordell, L. Harris, T. Klinger, A. Kohn, C. Lambert, G. Lambert, K. Li, D. Secord, and J. Toft. 1998. Puget Sound expedition: A rapid assessment survey of non-indigenous species in the shallow waters of Puget Sound. Washington State Department of Natural Resources. Olympia, Washington. Foster, N.R. 1991. Intertidal Bivalves: A Guide to the Common Marine Bivalves of Alaska. University of Alaska Press, Fairbanks. 152 pp.
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