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Full-Text Articles in Life Sciences
Feasibility Study Of Fish Passage Facilities In The James River, Richmond, Virginia, Joseph G. Loesch, Steven M. Atran, William F. Kriete, Ben Rizzo
Feasibility Study Of Fish Passage Facilities In The James River, Richmond, Virginia, Joseph G. Loesch, Steven M. Atran, William F. Kriete, Ben Rizzo
Reports
This is a feasibility study on the construction and maintenance of fish passage facilities in the Richmond area of the James River.
The Vims Trawl Survey : Juvenile Atlantic Croaker, Brenda L. Norcross, Ginny H. Shaw
The Vims Trawl Survey : Juvenile Atlantic Croaker, Brenda L. Norcross, Ginny H. Shaw
Reports
An index of juvenile croaker recruitment was developed to test proposed relationships between juveniles and environmental factors. The VIMS trawl survey data base is unique on the east coast because of its duration and continuity. No other data set exists that samples the same species in the same locality with concurrent physical data over a long period of time.
Marine Resource Bulletin Vol. 15, No. 3, Virginia Sea Grant, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Marine Resource Bulletin Vol. 15, No. 3, Virginia Sea Grant, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Virginia Marine Resource Bulletin
In this Issue:
Virginia's Soft-Shell Crab Industry
Fish Fin Functions
Redesigning the Scallop Dredge
Roka 83 Exhibition For Delicatessen And Drinks September 11-13, 1983 Utrecht-Holland, William Dupaul, Charlie C. Thomas
Roka 83 Exhibition For Delicatessen And Drinks September 11-13, 1983 Utrecht-Holland, William Dupaul, Charlie C. Thomas
Reports
No abstract provided.
New Developments For Offshore Fishery Resources, William D. Dupaul
New Developments For Offshore Fishery Resources, William D. Dupaul
Reports
No abstract provided.
Prfc Restrictions On Striped Bass Fishing, Herbert M. Austin
Prfc Restrictions On Striped Bass Fishing, Herbert M. Austin
Reports
No abstract provided.
Ecosystem Management, An Alternative To Fisheries Management, Herbert M. Austin
Ecosystem Management, An Alternative To Fisheries Management, Herbert M. Austin
Reports
No abstract provided.
The Blue Crab Fisheries Of Virginia And Maryland: A Preliminary Review Of Landings And Fishing Effort, 1929-1981, W. A. Van Engel, R. E. Harris Jr.
The Blue Crab Fisheries Of Virginia And Maryland: A Preliminary Review Of Landings And Fishing Effort, 1929-1981, W. A. Van Engel, R. E. Harris Jr.
Reports
No abstract provided.
Marine Resource Bulletin Vol. 15, No. 2, Virginia Sea Grant, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Marine Resource Bulletin Vol. 15, No. 2, Virginia Sea Grant, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Virginia Marine Resource Bulletin
Special Marine Education Issue
Report To The Potomac River Fisheries Commission On Hand Scraping And Oyster Culture In The Lower Potomac River, Dexter S. Haven, Elgin A. Dunnington
Report To The Potomac River Fisheries Commission On Hand Scraping And Oyster Culture In The Lower Potomac River, Dexter S. Haven, Elgin A. Dunnington
Reports
No abstract provided.
A Comparison Of Expected Returns To Independent And Joint Venture Squid Vessels On The East Coast Of The U.S., Ron Grulich
A Comparison Of Expected Returns To Independent And Joint Venture Squid Vessels On The East Coast Of The U.S., Ron Grulich
Reports
No abstract provided.
Development Of Virginia's Artificial Fishing Reefs A Historical Outline (1959-1977), Jon A. Lucy
Development Of Virginia's Artificial Fishing Reefs A Historical Outline (1959-1977), Jon A. Lucy
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No abstract provided.
The Value Of Virginia's Saltwater Recreational Fishery, Jon A. Lucy
The Value Of Virginia's Saltwater Recreational Fishery, Jon A. Lucy
Reports
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Science In Fisheries Management, Herbert Austin
The Role Of Science In Fisheries Management, Herbert Austin
Reports
No abstract provided.
The Density Of Oysters And Shell Upriver From The Campostella Bridge In The Elizabeth River, Dexter S. Haven, James P. Whitcomb
The Density Of Oysters And Shell Upriver From The Campostella Bridge In The Elizabeth River, Dexter S. Haven, James P. Whitcomb
Reports
This study estimates the density of oysters and oyster shells on that portion of the J. H. Miles Co. lease which lies within 450 feet of the upriver edge of the Campostella Bridge.
The Campostella Bridge is located on Route 460 on the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River (Figure 1). The area is restricted for shellfish culture by the Virginia State Health Department and salinities are high enough to favor the development of the oyster diseases Haplosporidium costalis (MSX) and Perkinsus marinum (Dermo). Because a combination of the effects of pollution and disease, the area has not produced commercial …
Problems In Interstate Fisheries Management, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Problems In Interstate Fisheries Management, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Reports
No abstract provided.
Summary Of The Economic Impact Of The Eighth Annual Virginia Beach Anglers Club Small Boat Marlin Tournament, Jon Lucy
Reports
No abstract provided.
Bibliography Of The Monogenetic Trematode Literature Of The World, 1758 To 1982, William J. Hargis Jr., Dennis A. Thoney
Bibliography Of The Monogenetic Trematode Literature Of The World, 1758 To 1982, William J. Hargis Jr., Dennis A. Thoney
Reports
Interest in the monogenean parasites has grown markedly in the last twenty years. To enhance and speed world-wide research activity, we prepared the first edition of this bibliography in 1969. This latest effort is intended to do the same.
Comments To The United States Department Of The Navy On The Draft Environmental Impact Statement On The Disposal Of Decommissioned, Defueled Naval Submarine Reactor Plants, J. A. Musick
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No abstract provided.
Tangier Sound Waterman's Association V. Douglas: Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Residency Restrictions Held Unconstitutional, Alison Rieser, Nancy Ziegler
Tangier Sound Waterman's Association V. Douglas: Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Residency Restrictions Held Unconstitutional, Alison Rieser, Nancy Ziegler
Reports
No abstract provided.
Oyster Survey, Great Wicomico River, Michael J. Oesterling, Dexter S. Haven
Oyster Survey, Great Wicomico River, Michael J. Oesterling, Dexter S. Haven
Reports
No abstract provided.
Marine Resource Bulletin Vol. 15, No. 1, Virginia Sea Grant, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Marine Resource Bulletin Vol. 15, No. 1, Virginia Sea Grant, Virginia Institute Of Marine Science
Virginia Marine Resource Bulletin
Special Squid Issue
An Alternative Fishery for Virginia Squid Recipes
Wavelets- Super Mollusk
Energy Utilization In Bay Anchovy And Black Sea Bass Eggs And Larvae Contrasting Ecological Roles, John Wotring Tucker Jr
Energy Utilization In Bay Anchovy And Black Sea Bass Eggs And Larvae Contrasting Ecological Roles, John Wotring Tucker Jr
Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects
The objective of this study was a comparison of developmental changes and energy utilization in eggs, unfed larvae, and fed larvae of two marine fish species that both have pelagic early stages, but differ in phylogeny and early life ecology. The bay anchovy (Anchoa mitchilli), a clupeiform, spawns in estuaries and shallow coastal waters. The black sea bass (Centropristis striata striata), a perciform, spawns offshore at 15-50 m depths. Densities of zooplankton eaten by first-feeding fish larvae are normally higher in coastal waters than offshore. An important determinant of survival of larval fishes is their ability to fulfill nutritional requirements …
The Peregrine Falcon In Virginia: Survey Of Historic Eyries And Reintroduction Effort, Johannes Kurt Gabler
The Peregrine Falcon In Virginia: Survey Of Historic Eyries And Reintroduction Effort, Johannes Kurt Gabler
Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects
No abstract provided.
Chemical Induction Of Spawning By Serotonin In The Ocean Quahog Arctica Islandica (Linne), M. C. Gibbons, J. G. Goodsell, M. Castagna, R. Lutz
Chemical Induction Of Spawning By Serotonin In The Ocean Quahog Arctica Islandica (Linne), M. C. Gibbons, J. G. Goodsell, M. Castagna, R. Lutz
VIMS Articles
Serotonin injected into the anterior adductor muscle induced spawning in the ocean quahog Arcrica islandica (Linne) when using either individual or mass spawning techniques. This represents the fir st successful attempt to induce the release of gametes in this species which historically has been unresponsive to conventional spawning stimuli. The gametes released were competent and fertilization occurred without treating the encapsulated eggs with ammonium hydroxide or other chemicals. Larvae were reared through metamorphosis to early juvenile stage.
The Origin And Extent Of Oyster Reefs In The James River, Virginia, Dexter S. Haven, James P. Whitcomb
The Origin And Extent Of Oyster Reefs In The James River, Virginia, Dexter S. Haven, James P. Whitcomb
VIMS Articles
The public oyster grounds (Baylor Survey Grounds) in the James River, VA, were studied with respect to bottom type and oyster density from 1978 to 1981. Approximately 10,118 ha (25,000 acres) were investigated using an electronic positioning system to establish station locations. Bottom types were determined using probing pipes, patent tongs, and an acoustical device. About 17.1% of the bottom was classified as consolidated oyster reef, and 47.5% was moderately productive mud-shell or sand-shell bottoms. The remaining 35.4% was rated as unsuitable for oyster culture. The surface configuration of oyster reef areas in the James River is similar to those …
Reproductive-Biology Of The Blueline Tilefish, Caulolatilus-Microps, Off North-Carolina And South-Carolina, Jeffery L. Ross, John Merriner
Reproductive-Biology Of The Blueline Tilefish, Caulolatilus-Microps, Off North-Carolina And South-Carolina, Jeffery L. Ross, John Merriner
VIMS Articles
No abstract provided.
Apagesoma-Edentatum, A New Genus And Species Of Ophidiid Fish From The Western North-Atlantic, Hj Carter
Apagesoma-Edentatum, A New Genus And Species Of Ophidiid Fish From The Western North-Atlantic, Hj Carter
VIMS Articles
A new genus and species of deep-sea fish, Apagesoma eden/alum, (family Ophidiidae), is described from deep waters off the Bahamas. It can be distinguished from other ophidiid genera by the following characters: an enlarged and swollen anterior nostril; eyes placed anteriorly on the head; moderate-sized, unsculptured, hemispheric-shaped sagitta; absence ofa basibranchial tooth patch; absence of an opercular spine; large sub-terminal mouth, with non-protrusible jaws. Typhlonus delosommalus Hureau et aI., 1979 is placed in Apagesoma based on similarities in otoliths, non-protrusibility of jaws, swollen anterior nostrils and absence of a basi branchial tooth patch. Typhlonus contains only the type species, T. …
Hard Clam, Mercenaria-Mercenaria - Shell Growth-Patterns In Chesapeake Bay, Lowell W. Fritz, Dexter S. Haven
Hard Clam, Mercenaria-Mercenaria - Shell Growth-Patterns In Chesapeake Bay, Lowell W. Fritz, Dexter S. Haven
VIMS Articles
No abstract provided.
Transport Of Bivalve Larvae In James River, Virginia, J. D. Andrews
Transport Of Bivalve Larvae In James River, Virginia, J. D. Andrews
VIMS Articles
For nearly 100 years, the James River has been the primary source of seed oysters for Virginia. A disease caused by Minchinia nelsoni (MSX) killed most oysters in high-salinity waters in the lower river in 1959 and 1960, and planting has not been resumed in these areas (Andrews 1983). Large populations of oysters on Hampton Bar and near the mouth of the river which served as broodstocks were destroyed. After 1960, setting declined drastically in regularity and intensity to about one tenth of that which occurred in the 1950's. Setting patterns suggest two types of seed areas in Chesapeake Bay: …