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	Beaked salmon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The beaked salmon (also beaked sandfish) are a type of long thin gonorynchiform ray-finned fish that live on sandy bottoms near shorelines.
		The approximately five known species are all in the single genus Gonorynchus (sometimes spelled Gonorhynchus) of the family Gonorynchidae (sometimes spelled Gonorhynchidae).
		Beaked salmons are fished commercially in some areas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beaked_salmon (169 words)

	Programs of the first phase of the NHT: Marine Species Protection Program Completed Projects - Identification and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In the two noddy species, Beaked Salmon were dominant in the diet during the early part of the breeding season (Figure 7.1) but became less so as the season progressed.
		Therefore, the considerable larval supplies of beaked salmon that becomes available to seabirds at the Houtman Abrolhos are from adults distributed locally and or to the south of the islands.
		The importance of beaked salmon and goatfish is potentially relevant to trawling activities since these types of fish live on soft-substrate bottoms which are amenable to towed fishing gear.
	www.nht.gov.au /nht1/programs/mspp/abrolhos/part-5.html (5677 words)

	Programs of the first phase of the NHT: Marine Species Protection Program Completed Projects - Identification and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Typically, the mean volume of Beaked Salmon and Hawaiian Bellowfish declined from 60% to 22% and from 10% to 2% respectively as the breeding season progressed.
		Thus, on average, Beaked Salmon occur in higher volumes in the diets of these seabirds during the early portion of the breeding period.
		Beaked Salmon, Hawaiian Bellowfish and Black-spotted Goatfish were all taken as larvae.
	www.nht.gov.au /nht1/programs/mspp/abrolhos/part-4.html (2159 words)

	World review of interactions between marine mammals and fisheries
		In addition, around 500 harbour seals are thought to die in salmon gill nets in the region, although this is said to have little effect on the population dynamics of this stock.
		Salmon The catches in 1981 totalled 364 000 tonnes, and are taken by purse seines, gill nets and by trolling.
		Salmon, by virtue of their market value, are always an important fish to consider in the interaction of marine mammals and fisheries.
	www.fao.org /docrep/003/x6860e/X6860E06.htm (14025 words)

	Alternative Medicine Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Salmon at this hatchery are born in a bucket, where technicians mix sperm and eggs together to create fertilized eggs.
		At this farm, a worker is pulling salmon from the water with a small net and handing them to a group of raingear-clad workers who quickly weigh the fish to track their growth, and then throw them back into the water.
		Salmon farming doesn’t necessarily solve the problem, because salmon sit high on the food chain and eat wild fish.
	www.advancesjournal.com /am/staticpages/static.jsp?pagename=salmon78 (2965 words)

	Salmon's sea change by Terry Glavin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Salmon have always occupied an iconic, almost sacramental place in British Columbia culture, and salmon have become a flashpoint in tensions between Victoria and Ottawa.
		Salmon that had been released by the millions were returning from the sea in the hundreds.
		While this season's salmon furore was unfolding, across the North Pacific, scientists with the Russian Federal Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography have been looking at trends in the levels of North Pacific salmon catches from the 1920s to the 1990s, and trends in the levels of sardine catches off Peru, California and Japan.
	www.anso.ubc.ca /menzies/coho4.htm (3023 words)

	World review of interactions between marine mammals and fisheries
		The Atlantic salmon is fished in the rivers and estuaries of a number of countries on both sides of the Atlantic.
		Salmon at sea are taken largely by drift netting, and are taken along the coast upon their returns to their native rivers to breed by a number of gear types, especially fixed nets.
		Salmon too should be mentioned particularly as it is still taken in traditional set net along coasts of Scotland and Scandinavia, where there is sometimes considerable antagonism between salmon fishermen and grey seals which frequently visit salmon nets, damaging gear and catch.
	www.fao.org /docrep/003/x6860e/X6860E03.htm (14497 words)

	Salmon - All About All findings
		Salmon Arm is a city in the interior of British Columbia that has a population of 16,466 as reported in the BC Stats(2004).
		The headwaters of the Salmon are in the mountains of central and eastern...
		Salmon is often rumored as a possible contender to replace Pierce Brosnan as James Bond and has performed as agent 007 for actress screen tests prior to filming the 2002 Bond film Die Another...
	www.allaboutall.info /search/Salmon (630 words)

	Orca Network - News Network, October 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Because chances are the salmon on the plate, underneath its frizzle of dandelion greens and verjus reduction, is nothing like the familiar star of a thousand nature documentaries, heroically flapping up a pristine river to spawn.
		Surprisingly, it is canned salmon, the raw ingredient of school-lunch salmon croquettes, that is always wild; the filet you buy at the fish market or the restaurant is usually farmed.
		Salmon produce a lot of waste, which can build up and combine with uneaten feed into a bacteria-breeding layer on the seabed.
	www.orcanetwork.org /news/newsoct02.html (4667 words)

	Salmon (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Salmon Falls River, river in the states of Maine and New Hampshire, USA
		Salmon Trout River, two rivers of the same name in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, USA
		Infectious salmon anemia, viral disease of Atlantic salmon
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Salmon_(disambiguation) (358 words)

	Lamna ditropis, Salmon Shark at MarineBio.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Salmon sharks in the eastern North Pacific appear to have a faster growth rate than those in the western North Pacific; males mature at 1.58 m and 3-5 years, females at 2.05 m and 6-9 years.
		The Salmon shark is a coastal-littoral and epipelagic shark that inhabits cool temperate waters (2.5°-24°C) down to at least 152 m.
		The Salmon shark, Lamna ditropis, is ovoviviparous, meaning the fertilized egg develops in the mother's body and receives nourishment from the yolk sacs of unfertilized ova produced by the mother during gestation.
	marinebio.org /species.asp?id=379 (945 words)

	Beaked Salmon, Gonorynchus greyi
		A Beaked Salmon trawled during the NORFANZ expedition at a depth of 80m, near Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, May 2003.
		The Beaked Salmon has an elongate body that is rectangular in cross-section.
		It has a small mouth that is positioned ventrally and preceded by a single barbel (glossary).
	www.amonline.net.au /fishes/fishfacts/fish/ggreyi.htm (178 words)

	Alaska Gyre: Marine Mammals
		Dietary composition for pinnipeds, toothed whales, baleen whales and beaked whales was set equal to the mean diet of the species within the grouping, weighted by the relative population abundance and daily ration estimates for each species.
		Baird's beaked whales (Berardius bairdii) are the largest of the beaked whales and may attain lengths of up to 14 m, and ages of up to 84 years (Rice 1986; Klinowska 1991).
		It was assumed that Stejneger's beaked whales are present year round in the Gulf of Alaska gyre because there is no seasonality to the strandings.
	www.fisheries.ubc.ca /Projects/PWSound/AlaskaEco/GYRE/GYRREP15.HTM (2663 words)

	Orca Network - News Network, August 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Salmon runs in the Northwest have reached record levels in recent years, in part because of the agreement.
		It's impossible for salmon to get through them to the channels, which are an important habitat as the fish adapt to salt water before they swim out to sea, said Todd Mitchell, a Swinomish Environmental Specialist.
		On the surface, at least, the numbers suggest that the Bush administration is skillfully protecting salmon from the killing effects of federal dams and habitat loss.
	www.orcanetwork.org /news/newsaug03.html (5297 words)

	School Programs-Whales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Bering Sea Beaked Whale can reach a length of 6.1 metres and is found from Oregon waters to the Bering Sea.
		The Bering Sea Beaked Whale is difficult to identify - almost impossible in the wild.
		The Bering Sea Beaked Whale is confined to the North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea where it is associated with cool, deep waters (730 to 1,560 m) on the edge of the continental shelf.
	www.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca /programs/whales/s-beringsbwhale.html (234 words)

	Notes From the Field (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Severe El Ninos can cause salmon to lose their way back to their spawning streams and rivers and once they do get there the water levels might be too low for successful spawning because Pacific Northwest El Nino winters are dryer than normal years.
		She said because when the salmon left the spawning streams four to five years ago and headed out to the ocean all of the conditions were good for long term survival with an eventual return to the rivers where they came from originally.
		There is talk among state officials and conversation groups that some salmon runs could be dissimated this summer due to the dams that, instead of providing salmon escape spillways will use that water for generating electricity because of the low water levels behind the dams.
	www.deerharborcharters.com /2000-2002.html (15141 words)

	Underwater Times \| Despite rescue effort, Maine salmon may be facing extinction
		About 80 returning adult salmon have been found in the eight rivers where their population is endangered.
		Zydlewski and other scientists are urging more aggressive action to save native salmon, while other environmentalists say a plan is needed to deal with declining fish species ecosystem-wide and not just a single species.
		Maine's rivers once teemed with so many salmon that one was ceremoniously delivered to the president each year.
	www.underwatertimes.com /news.php?article_id=04619108325 (410 words)

	EDUCATION PLANET - 50,000 Lesson Plans including 253 Web Sites related to Genus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Salmon * - The Atlantic salmon is a member of the genus Salmo, an oceanic trout of the family Salmonidae.
		The Pacific salmon are found in the genus Oncorhynchus.
		Sowerby's Beaked Whale - There are 12 closely related species of beaked whale in the genus Mesoplodon.
	www.educationplanet.com /search/Geography_and_Countries/Science/Animal_Classification/Biology/Microbiology/General_Microbiology/Taxonomy/Genus (422 words)

	TIDEPOOL \| Daily Archives
		Titled "Lethal Lawns: Diazinon Use Threatens Salmon Survival," it contends that diazinon, applied at even low levels, is carried to fish-bearing streams as storm-water runoff.
		Intense underwater noise or explosions caused a mass stranding of healthy beaked whales in the Bahamas in March while the Navy was conducting tests in the area, federal marine specialists said yesterday.
		The largest salmon producing river in Southeast Alaska could be threatened by a mining proposal that depends on the construction of a 160 kilometer (100 mile) long road.
	www.tidepool.org /JUNE00/tpda6.15.00.cfm (5638 words)

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		The six ultimate victims were five Cuvier beaked whales and one Blainville's beaked whale.
		The study was made possible by Ken Balcomb, research director for the Center for Whale Research who saw to it that the victims' bodies were preserved after some had beached themselves near his home.
		Salmon stocks have been dwindling for decades, and some species of salmon are listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
	web.linkny.com /~civitas/page346.html (1148 words)

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		Western U.S.+ Harbor porpoise, Bering Sea AK Southeast Alaska salmon* drift 439 Steller sea lion, gillnet.
		WA Puget Sound Region salmon 725 Harbor porpoise, inland drift gillnet (includes all WA inland waters south of US- Dall's porpoise, CA/OR/ Canada border and eastward of WA the Bonilla-Tatoosh line-- Harbor seal, WA inland Treaty Indian fishing is excluded).
		AK Metlakatla salmon purse seine 10 None documented AK octopus/squid purse seine....
	www.eswr.com /n04260a.txt (3160 words)

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		AK Bristol Bay salmon drift 1,903 Steller sea lion, gillnet.
		AK Peninsula/Aleutian Islands 164 Northern fur seal, salmon drift gillnet Eastern Pacific* Harbor seal, GOA Harbor porpoise, Bering Sea Dall's porpoise, AK AK Peninsula/Aleutian Islands 116 Steller sea lion, salmon set gillnet.
		inland PURSE SEINE FISHERIES: AK Southeast salmon purse seine.
	www.eswr.com /n011702a.txt (3925 words)

	ACS orca (killer whale) Cetacean Fact Sheet - American Cetacean Society
		It has a round head that is tapered, with an indistinct beak and straight mouthline.
		Generally speaking, transients will feed on a variety of animals including: sea lions, elephant seals, harbor seals, porpoises, squid, sharks, fish, penguins, smaller whales, such as belugas and narwhals and even large baleen whales, such as gray whales.
		Resident whales tend to feed primarily on fish species such as salmon or herring.
	www.dolphininfo.info /factpack/KillerWhale.htm (1263 words)

	Aquatic Animals
		Several species of shark (including the salmon shark), the pomfret, and a variety of less abundant forms enter this offshore habitat from the south during the warmer summer season.
		Migratory species, such as salmon and steelhead trout, pass through these waters on their way to spawning streams.
		Where a productive salmon spawning stream enters such a fjord, these stressful conditions may be intensified by dead salmon carcasses that drift out of the stream and settle to the bottom of the fjord.
	www.alaskool.org /resources/regional/se_reg_pro/aquatic_anim.htm (1457 words)

	Hazel \| Herbal Lore \| ThymeWise.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It is included in the Ogham as Coll, whose meaning is "creative energies for work or projects." In Celtic legend, nine hazel trees hang over the Well of Wisdom and drop their nuts into the well.
		The salmon in the well eat the nuts and gain knowledge and inspiration.
		It notes that the salmon run for that year (whichever year it was) was the best in recent history and, coincidentally, that the hazel trees along the river were also thriving.
	www.thymewise.net /herbal/hazel.php (467 words)

	Underwater Times \| Escapee Farmed Salmon Infiltrate Fitter Wild Populations
		Consumers and environmentalists are concerned about farmed salmon yet heritable changes that have accumulated in farmed strains at the genetic level are largely unknown.
		In new research published in the journal Molecular Ecology, researchers have found scientific evidence that farmed salmon have evolved genetically differently to wild salmon, therefore backing claims that any integration of farmed salmon back into the wild through escapees could have a negative impact on the health of wild salmon populations.
		"The magnitude of the accumulated differences was of approximately 20% for 1.5% of the expressed genes in juvenile salmon.
	www.underwatertimes.com /news.php?article_id=42537960108 (360 words)

	beaked - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		Phrases that include beaked: beaked salmon, andrews beaked whale, antillean beaked whale, arnoux's beaked whale, arnouxs beaked whale, more...
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	beaked salmon - OneLook Dictionary Search
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	Brainstorms: Fernando Castro-Chavez: Intelligent Design to Generate Biodiversity
		A short article from University of Massachusetts, http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2000/10/001020092437.htm reports on a fascinating study of a group of salmon introduced into Lake Washington in Seattle during the 1930's and 1940's that have now become two reproductively isolated groups.
		For purposes of showing evidence for Darwinism, proponents must base their definition of species on the genome, and the genetic possibility of reproduction and continuity of a type.
		I like this study probably because I have been familiar with it since it was released (I dissected the original paper somewhere or another) and it serves as a great example to show what evolution is not.
	www.iscid.org /boards/ubb-get_topic-f-6-t-000553.html (7619 words)

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		To difference our grant from the Chief’s as that of an indeterminate cadet, Lord Lyon was pleased to change the colour of the second quarter from Argent to Or; place the lymphad on a sea undy; and give the eagles’ heads in the fourth quarter beaks and eyes Azure.
		This latter difference may be found in a grant to a Makelen from the Seton Armorial.
		The salmon have great importance to MacLeans and many others of the West Highlands, as well as being a noble gamefish for which we have spent many, many hours wetting a fly in Quebec and New Brunswick!
	www.heraldry-scotland.co.uk /scotsarmsgal/gallery.asp?ID=170 (476 words)

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