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A compendium of viable salmonid population abundance and productivity field and analysis methods for natural origin adult chinook salmon populations in the Snake River spring/summer-run ESU of northeast Oregon from 1949 to 2019

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TitleA compendium of viable salmonid population abundance and productivity field and analysis methods for natural origin adult chinook salmon populations in the Snake River spring/summer-run ESU of northeast Oregon from 1949 to 2019Alternative TitleCompendium of viable salmonid population abundance and productivity field and analysis methods for natural origin adult chinook salmon populations in the Snake River spring/summer-run ecologically significant unit of northeast Oregon from 1949 to 2019Personal NameBliesner, Kasey L.Craft, Nadine M.Feldhaus, Joseph W.Ruzycki, James R.Corporate NameOregon Department of Fish and Wildlife East Region Fish ResearchSubjectChinook salmon -- Productivity -- Snake River Watershed (Wyo.-Wash.)Chinook salmon -- Monitoring -- Snake River Watershed (Wyo.-Wash.)Fish populations -- Snake River Watershed (Wyo.-Wash.)Date2020CollectionFish & Wildlife Last edited by: Angie Jannelli

LanguageengPublisherEast Region Fish Research (ERFR), Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Eastern Oregon UniversityPlace of PublicationLa Grande, ORFormonline resourceExtent1 online resource (various pagings)Type of ResourcetextIssuancemonographicSummary"The goal of this report is to create a citable reference that provides a complete description of field and analytical methods used by ODFW to generate the NOSA and RperS VSP indicators ... Methods compendiums exist for each of the three ESU/DPS's within ERFR staff's responsibility (Snake River spring/summer Chinook Salmon ESU, Snake River steelhead Distinct Population Segment (DPS), and MiddleColumbia Steelhead DPS). This document encompasses the Snake River Chinook Salmon ESU methods. The information used and the procedures for synthesizing information are documented in each population assessment section provided below."--Compendium Goals and Format sectionNoteauthors: Kasey L. Bliesner, Nadine M. Craft, Joseph W. Feldhaus, James R. RuzyckiIncludes bibliographical references (pages 58-62)

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