D. F. Scott
Abstract
Abstract Sockeye salmon were introduced to New Zealand from British Columbia in 1902, probably from normal anadromous (sea‐run) stock. They have developed into a permanently freshwater stock, but are not identical in appearance with Canadian freshwater salmon (kokanee) derived from sea‐run parents.
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Abstract Sockeye salmon were introduced to New Zealand from British Columbia in 1902, probably from normal anadromous (sea‐run) stock. They have developed into a permanently freshwater stock, but are not identical in appearance with Canadian freshwater salmon (kokanee) derived from sea‐run parents.
Key concepts: Oncorhynchus, Fish migration, Fishery, Stock (firearms), Geography, Oceanography, Biology, Fish <Actinopterygii>