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The behavior and ecology of Pacific salmon and trout

Thomas P. Quinn

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PrefaceAcknowledgments1. Introduction2. Homeward Migration of Adults on the Open Ocean3. Migrations in Coastal and Estuarine Waters4. Upriver Migration and Energetics5. Homing and Patterns of Straying6. Mating System and Reproductive Success7. The Ecology of Dead Salmon8. Incubation Rate and Mortality of Embryos9. Alevin Movements, Emergence, and Fry Migrations10. Sockeye Salmon and Trout in Lakes11. Juvenile Salmonids in Streams12. Downstream Migration: To Sea or Not to Sea?13. Estuarine Residence and Migration14. Marine Migration Patterns15. Survival in the Marine Environment16. Feeding and Growth at Sea17. Age and Size at Maturity18. The Evolution and Structure of Salmon Populations19. The Abundance and Diversity of Pacific Salmon: Past, Present, and FutureReferences CitedIndex

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Key concepts: Trout, Ecology, Fishery, Geography, Biology, Fish <Actinopterygii>