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Residualism in Wild Broodstock Steelhead

Physiology/Endocrinology


Residualism in Wild Broodstock Steelhead

Project Title
Residualism in Wild Broodstock Steelhead

Description
Establish the causal basis of residualism (incomplete smolting and/or precocious maturation) in wild broodstock Kalama River steelhead. Attempt to reduce residualism by size sorting juvenile fish into "small" and "large" categories and rearing separately. Assess smolting pattern in progeny of "wild" and domesticated broodstock.

Principal Investigators
Brian Beckman (Resource Enhancement Utilization Technology Division)
Cameron Sharpe (Washington Department of Fisheries and Wildlife)

Collaborators
Kathy Cooper (UW School of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences)




Physiology/Endocrinology


last modified 01/28/03
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