Talks alphabetically sorted by author. Day Time Author Number Title Session Location Thursday 8:50 Aalbers, S. 4503 The effect of catch-and-release angling using circle and J-type hooks on pen-reared white seabass Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 9:10 Andrews, K. 4504 Habitat structure and recruitment success of two near shore reef fishes Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 10:10 Arkush, K. 4706 Health research applications in captive breeding programs for fish Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 4:10 Armstrong, T. 5108 Assessing self-sustainability of trout populations in Sierra Nevada lakes using experimental halt to stocking Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 4:10 Arreguin Sanchez, F. 3106 Ecosystem-based management of the Gulf of California region Status/Trends of Aquatic Resources in the Sea of Cortez Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 2:30 Backlin, A. 3701 Current research and status of the mountain yellow-legged frog in southern CA Biology & Management of Native & Exotic Fish, Amphibians and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja, California (Part 3) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 4:10 Baskin, J. 1709 The upper San Gabriel River: a mountain retreat for native fishes Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 4:50 Baskin, J. 1711 The Santa Clara River: blurring the line between native and exotic species Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 4:30 Bates, K. 5309 Stream simulation-culvert design for passage of aquatic organisms Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 8:10 Beamish, R. 4201 The role of ocean carrying capacity in the determination of the percentages of hatchery and wild salmon Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 3:10 Beckman, B. 3302 Indexing oceanic growth rate of post-smolt coho salmon from the OR/WA coast Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 10:30 Berejikian, B. 4707 Release of captively reared adult anadromous salmonids for population maintenance and recovery Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 3:10 Bergstedt, L. 5105 Response of brown trout to elevated metal concentrations in the Arkansas River Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 8:30 Bisson, P. 2602 Fire and aquatic ecosystems of the western US: current knowledge and key questions Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 3:10 Blaylock, R. 5705 The US Gulf of Mexico Marine Stock Enhancement Program (GMSEP) Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 10:10 Botsford , L. 2306 Simulating juvenile salmon growth and swimming in a near shore flow field Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 4:30 Boyles, K. 1310 Litigation over flows in the Klamath River Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 10:30 Brauner, C. 2407 The effect of temperature on salinity tolerance in juvenile Mozambique tilapia hybrids An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 10:10 Brill, R. 4506 Applicability and limitations of ultrasonic telemetry and archival tags for defining pelagic fish habitat Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 8:10 Brittan, M. 4601 The legacy of David Starr Jordan (1851-1931) in ichthyology, fisheries biology, and collection building Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 2:30 Brodeur, R. 3301 Interannual and spatial variability in feeding habits of juvenile salmon in the Columbia River Plume Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 3:10 Bromaghin, J. 1206 Declining mark-rates upriver from the Rampart, AK mark-recapture study site Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 2:10 Brouder, M. 5603 Effects of dam operations on largemouth bass in a southwestern reservoir Reservoir Management in the Arid West Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 10:50 Brownell, R. 4608 Utility of baleen and whale bones from museums for assessing changes in genetic diversity Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 3:10 Bryan, S. 5605 Lake Pleasant then and now: a look at changes in the fishery and limnology over the past 12 years Reservoir Management in the Arid West Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 2:30 Buckhorn, M. 3102 Field guide to the marine fishes from the Gulf of California Status/Trends of Aquatic Resources in the Sea of Cortez Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 3:50 Bucklin, K. 5707 Documenting biodiversity of coastal coho in northern CA Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 9:50 Buhr, G. 4505 The effects of exercise training on growth and muscle development of white seabass Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 4:10 Burnett, P. 5208 Factors influencing the spawning migrations and natural reproduction of the adfluvial Bear Lake Boneville cutthroat trout Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 8:30 Burton, C. 2702 Relationships of biological communities to water source and channel type Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 9:50 Cabrera-Chavez-Costa, A. 4405 Biological studies on sharks from the state of Baja California Sur Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 8:30 Caldwell, S. 4102 The effect of storage procedures on the ß-adrenergic response of rainbow trout red blood cells Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 1:30 Capelli, M. 5501 Steelhead recovery planning in southern CA: taking the first steps Oncorhynchus at Their Southern Extremes Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 3:30 Capelli, M. 5506 Removing Matilija Dam: opportunities and challenges for Ventura River steelhead Oncorhynchus at Their Southern Extremes Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 10:30 Casillas, E. 2307 Role of the Columbia River Plume in growth and survival of juvenile salmon Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 10:10 Caskey, L. 2406 Unusual dynamics of the Salton Sea fish populations An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 8:30 Castillo-Geniz, J. L. 4402 Elasmobranches fisheries in the upper Gulf of California Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 8:30 Cedarholm, J. 2502 Four different approaches to estimating pre-Euroamerican salmon run size, in the Clearwater River, WA Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 10:50 Cervantes, J. 4108 Using underwater photography to promote conservation: example lower Putah Creek, Yolo County, CA Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 3:50 Chasnoff, B. 3801 Ongoing invasion potential of an alien species Micropterus coosae, in CA waterways Exotics Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 9:10 Chmeil, M. 2704 Dynamics of sport fish and non-sport fish species and drawdown effects of Silverwood Reservoir Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 3:10 Coe, M. 3403 Dynamics of selenium and other contaminants in the Salton Sea ecosystem An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 4:30 Cole, R. 1410 Truttaedacnitis truttae in rainbow trout from Lee’s Ferry tailwater, AZ Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 8:50 Conklin, D. 4703 Nutritional considerations in the development of broodstock diets for captive marine species Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 8:10 Contreras, G. 2601 Fire, fisheries and aquatic resources: need for improved interagency coordination and collaboration Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 1:10 Contreras, S. 1101 State of the Basin, Rio Bravo/Rio Grande, MX/US Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 8:10 Contreras-Balderas, S. 2101 Index of Biological Integrity of the Río Nazas, Durango, MX Mexican Fisheries (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 10:30 Coppola, A. 4607 International transfer of legally accessioned collection materials – ESA and CITES concerns Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 1:30 Cowley, D. 5601 Assessing species interactions in Elephant Butte Reservoir, NM Reservoir Management in the Arid West Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 1:10 Cramer, S. 1501 Habitat characteristics that drive anadromy or residency of rainbow trout populations Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 4:10 Cramer, S. 1209 Straying and survival of hatchery fall Chinook in the Central Valley Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 1:50 Dagit, R. 5502 Status, habitat, and restoration of southern steelhead in Topanga Creek and State Park Oncorhynchus at Their Southern Extremes Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 8:30 Daigle, W. 4302 Pacific lamprey passage and the effect of physical and procedural modifications in a test ladder Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 2:10 Davis, P. 3401 Salinity tolerance of juvenile red bellied tilapia during direct and gradual transfer to elevated salinity An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 2:30 Deas, M. 1305 Limnology of the Klamath River Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 1:30 Demko, D. 1502 Comparison of juvenile outmigration characteristics in two tributaries within the San Joaquin Basin, CA Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 1:50 Denny, S. 5602 Assessing interactions between two species of bass within the same reservoirs Reservoir Management in the Arid West Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 3:50 DeVries, P. 1208 PIT tagging of juvenile salmon in Lake Washington basin Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 2:30 Donohoe, C. 1505 Evaluation of Sr/Ca ratios in three structures as records of individual and maternal migration history Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 3:10 Doyle, J. 3202 Protecting and restoring riparian area structure and function along forest highways Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Management Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 3:50 Doyle, K. 3405 How not to structure an ag to urban water transfer An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 10:30 Drake, D. 2507 Reconstructing salmon abundance in rivers: an initial dendrochronological evaluation Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 8:10 Drake, J. 4701 Risk-benefit considerations for captive propagation programs Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 1:50 Drawbridge, M. 5702 A history of broodstock management and egg production for white seabass in southern CA Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 9:10 Dunham, J. 2604 Effects of fire on fish populations:  landscape perspectives on persistence of native fishes and nonnative fish invasions Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 3:50 Edmondson, J. 5507 Salmon and steelhead recovery planning: the essential need for accelerated recovery planning efforts Oncorhynchus at Their Southern Extremes Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 1:30 Edmondson, S. 5301 Participation in hydro relicensing as a tool for furthering NOAA fisheries mission Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 4:10 Edmonson, S. 1309 Hydro relicensing as a tool for furthering NOAA fisheries mission Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 4:30 Fast, D. 1510 Monitoring and evaluation of a production Chinook salmon facility Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 1:30 Feyrer, F. 5101 Fish community structure and environmental correlates in the highly altered southern Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 10:10 Fisher, R. 2706 Native amphibian and aquatic reptile fauna; origin, distribution, and current status Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 3:10 Fisher, T. 1506 Detecting survival effects of habitat management actions: power analysis and Chinook salmon Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 1:30 Flagg, T. 5701 Application of captive broodstocks for preservation of ESA-listed Redfish Lake sockeye salmon Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 3:50 Flinders, J. 5607 The biology and foraging demands of northern pike in Arizona lakes and reservoirs Reservoir Management in the Arid West Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 10:50 Flory, J. 4708 Evaluation of the supplementation program at Livingston Stone NFH via winter Chinook carcass survey Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 9:50 Foott, J. 4705 Health management of captive threatened and endangered fish populations Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 3:50 Foott, J. 1508 Ecological risk of IHN virus transmission from hatchery to wild salmon Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 1:10 Fryer, J. 1201 Mission impossible? Tagging 200,000 wild juvenile fall Chinook Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 1:30 Furniss, M. 1602 Driving response variables for monitoring land-use-induced sediment effects Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 3:10 Gallo, K. 1606 Fire disturbance and the ability of a large-scale monitoring program to detect change Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 10:10 García-Hernández, J. 4406 Concentration of Hg in sharks from the Gulf of California: exploratory results Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 2:30 García-Martínez, S. 1105 Shrimp fishery bycatch in Bahía Magdalena, Baja California Sur, MX Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 10:10 Gende, S. 4106 Brown bears selectively kill energy-rich salmon but only in habitats facilitating choice Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Tuesday 3:30 George, A. 1707 Genetic diversity in native and introduced Mexican trout species Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 4:10 George, A. 1109 Genetic diversity in native and introduced Mexican trout species Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Tuesday 1:10 Gloss, S. 1401 Adaptive Management: Bridging science, policy, and competing interests Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 2:10 Gobalet, K. 1704 Contributions from archaeological record to understanding distribution of freshwater fishes Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 9:50 Graham. K. 4605 Problems Associated with Irradiation of Genetic Samples by U.S. Postal Service Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 3:10 Greenwood, A. 5505 Historical notes on trout/steelhead in San Diego County and northern Baja CA Oncorhynchus at Their Southern Extremes Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 1:50 Gresswell, R. 1603 Allocation of monitoring sites for regional surveys of hydrologic units Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 3:10 Gresswell, R. 3602 Effects of fire on aquatic biodiversity in high elevation lakes of the OR cascade range Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management., and Aquatic Resources (Part 2) Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 9:50 Grimes, C. 2305 Otolith based studies on the ecology of juvenile Chinook salmon from the Central Valley of CA Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 8:50 Guerrero-Maldonado Lenin, A. 4403 Elasmobranches fisheries from the southwestern Gulf of California Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 2:10 Guillen, G. 1304 Preliminary evaluation of the extent of mortality and associated environmental factors Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 1:30 Gurtin, S. 5201 Native trout recovery in Arizona: past, present, and future Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 4:30 Haldorson, L. 3306 Juvenile pink salmon in the marine ecosystem of the northern Gulf of Alaska Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 9:10 Hamaker, T. 4304 Fish passage at Redding Diversion Dam: Then and Now Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 2:10 Hansen, S. 1404 Experimental infection of bonyttail chub with Bothriocephalus acheilognathi Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 3:10 Hardy, T. 1306 Technical assessment approach for instream flows in the lower Klamath River Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 2:10 Harig, A. 5203 Reconnecting fragmented Lahontan cutthroat trout habitats Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 9:10 Harris, P. 4604 Unraveling the double helix: DNA and tissue collections in endangered species management Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 2:30 Harthorn, C. 5604 Vegetative islands: a possible alternative to killing them fast or killing them slow. Reservoir Management in the Arid West Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 3:30 Harvey, B. 5206 Evaluating population-level effects of elevated turbidity on stream trout using an individual-based model Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 8:50 Hayes, S. 4103 Seasonal fluctuations Na+, K+, -ATPase in central CA salmon prior to ocean entry Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 8:50 Heller, D. 2104 Development Of An Aquatic Resource Management Strategy For The Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve Of Central Mexico Mexican Fisheries (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Tuesday 2:10 Henderson, R. 1604 Regional monitoring programs-can we answer questions at smaller spatial scales? Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 3:30 Hendricks, S. 5306 Monitoring culvert passage of juvenile salmonids with PIT tags Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 10:50 Heneman, B. 4508 The path to ecosystem-based management in the California nearshore Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 3:10 Hernández-Vázquez, S. 3103 Is there any change in the productivity in the Gulf of California (1997 – 2002)? Status/Trends of Aquatic Resources in the Sea of Cortez Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 9:50 Hessburg, P. 2605 Altered forest landscapes and fire regimes: inland northwest US forests, 1800 – 2000 Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 3:50 Higgins, P. 1308 Klamath Resource Information System (KRIS) Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 3:30 Hilwig, K. 5106 Do native fishes reared in non-moving water become couch potatoes? Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 4:50 Hinch, S. 3307 Abnormal migration and premature mortality in Fraser River salmon Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 2:10 Hirsch, C. 5303 Fish passage barriers in Colorado: the good, bad, and ugly Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 3:30 Hoffnagle, T. 5706 Status of the Grande Ronde Basin Spring Chinook Salmon Captive Broodstock Program Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 2:30 Hovey, T. 5504 Survival of the southernmost population of steelhead in San Mateo Creek Oncorhynchus at Their Southern Extremes Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 10:10 Howell. P. 2606 Effects of wildfire and subsequent flood, landslide, and debris torrent on fish distribution and abundance Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 2:30 Hudy, M. 5304 Fish passage: beyond dams and migratory fish Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 8:10 Hueter, R. 4401 Results of a 2-year survey of MX artisanal fisheries targeting sharks, skates, and rays in the Gulf of California Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 3:30 Hurlbert, S. 3404 Fish and fish-eating birds at the Salton Sea: past trends and future prospects An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 9:10 Hvidsten, N. 4204 Does increased abundance of salmon lice influence survival of wild salmon? A review Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 1:10 Jacobs, D. 1701 Late Cenozoic geographic and climatic influences on the phylogeography and diversity of aquatic systems Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 3:50 Jacobs, D. 1708 Genetics and metapopulations of tidewater gobies in southern CA Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 10:50 Jennings, M. 2708 The CA redlegged frog population at the Santa Rosa Ecological Reserve (1989-2002). What happened to all the frogs? Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 2:10 Jensen, K. 1204 Application of mark-recapture and radio telemetry to estimate abundance and spawning distribution of sockeye salmon Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 10:10 Johnston, T. 2506 Effects of abundance of spawning sockeye salmon on nutrients and epilithic algal biomass Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 2:30 Johnstone, H. 1405 Status of fisheries monitoring in the Colorado River Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 9:10 Jones, D. 4104 Swimming endurance and blood chemistry profiles of fed and fasted juvenile chinook salmon Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 8:30 Kerr, L. 4502 Bomb radiocarbon in otoliths of yelloweye rockfish as a chronometer for age validation of quillback rockfish Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 3:30 Kershner, J. 1607 A comparison of stream habitat characteristics in managed and reference watersheds Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 4:10 Kershner, J. 3605 An initial evaluation of the short-term effects of the Haymen fire on aquatic ecosystems Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management., and Aquatic Resources (Part 2) Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 9:10 Knudsen, E. 2103 An overview of AFS with emphasis on the steps for forming a Mexican AFS chapter Mexican Fisheries (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 1:30 Kohin, S. 5401 Pop-up archival tagging of shortfin mako sharks in the southern CA Bight Biology, Ecology and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 2:10 Kohn, M. 1504 Upper Cowlitz River salmon and steelhead reintroduction program Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 2:30 Lanigan, S. 1605 Evaluating the condition of riverine-riparian resources in the Pacific Northwest Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 10:50 Lawson, P. 4208 Differential effects of ocean fisheries on hatchery and wild salmon Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 2:30 Lee, D. 3601 A simple recipe for better integration of aquatic and fisheries issues in wildland fire planning Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management., and Aquatic Resources (Part 2) Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 4:10 Leibfried, W. 1409 Efficacy of weir in capturing brown trout in Bright Angel Creek, AZ Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 4:30 Liston, C. 3206 Overview of USBR’s fish passage research and developments Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Management Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 1:50 Lluch-Cota, D. 1103 The decline of the abalone fishery in Baja California, Mexico, as related to climate variability Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 4:30 Lluch-Cota, S. 3107 The Gulf of California: ecosystem view and environmental trends Status/Trends of Aquatic Resources in the Sea of Cortez Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 10:10 Logan, D. 4606 ESA permitting for museums, specimen ownership, and intellectual property issues Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 3:30 López Martínez, J. 3104 The Gulf of California shrimp fishery: environmental effects and management implications Status/Trends of Aquatic Resources in the Sea of Cortez Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 10:30 Lovich, R. 2707 The plight of the arroyo toad and other amphibians in the rivers of northern Baja CA Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 8:30 Lozano-Vilano, L. 2102 Jewel cichlid, an exotic fish eradicated from Poza San Jose del Anteojo, Cuatro Cienegas, Coahuila, MX Mexican Fisheries (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 10:30 Luce, C. 2607 Scale considerations for the evaluation of physical effectiveness and ecological utility of post-fire stabilization Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 8:10 MacIsaac, E. 2501 Estimating the historic and optimum salmon productivity of sockeye nursery lakes in the Fraser River Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 4:10 Mager, R. 3205 Improving Chinook salmon passage and spawning habitat on the Merced River Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Management Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 3:10 Marsh, P. 1406 Strategies to conserve native fishes Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 9:50 Martin, B. 2405 Gut contents of nonnative fishes in agricultural drains An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 1:10 Masten, S. 1301 Yurok perspective regarding Klamath Basin Water Management Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 3:30 Meding, M. 5606 Age determination of walleye in central Arizona reservoirs Reservoir Management in the Arid West Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 4:10 Mefford, B. 5308 Fish passage for native species of the western United States Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 4:30 Mellison, C. 3606 The ESA, fire management, and interagency cooperation: success stories from CA and NV Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management., and Aquatic Resources (Part 2) Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 3:10 Metcalf, A. 1706 Genetics and conservation of Shay Creek stickleback Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 2:30 Metcalf, J. 5204 Assessing the extent of introgression in native greenback cutthroat trout  from introduced trout species Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 2:10 Michael, H. 3501 Why is it important to determine how many salmon used to be there? Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 4:10 Miller, E. 5708 Initial protocols for the captive breeding and rearing of the spotted sand bass in southern CA Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 8:50 Moser, M. 4303 A bypass structure to aid Pacific lamprey passage at hydropower dams Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 3:50 Moyer, C. 1608 A quality assessment program: structure and lessons learned Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 4:10 Moyle, P. 3802 Alien fishes in natural streams: fish distribution and conservation in the Cosumnes River, CA Exotics Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 4:30 Munro, A. 3803 Use of otolith microchemistry to identify source and timing of exotic species introduction Exotics Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 1:50 Narum. S. 1503 Genetic divergence of sympatric resident and anadromous forms of O. mykiss Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 3:10 Navárez-Martínez, M. 1106 The Pacific sardine  and jumbo squid fishery of the Gulf of California, Mexico Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 3:50 Neely, D. 5107 Phylogenetic relationships, diversity and zoogeography of western Cottus Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Tuesday 3:30 Niemi , E. 1307 Coping with competition: economics of managing water in the Klamath Basin Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 2:30 Nol, P. 3402 Studies of epizootiology of type C botulism at the Salton Sea An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 3:50 Novak. M. 5207 Seasonal movement patterns of stream-resident cutthroat trout in the Snake River headwaters, WY Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 3:10 Oldham, J. 5305 Caltrans fish passage improvement projects in northern CA Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 8:50 Orsi, J. 4203 Hatchery and wild stock interactions of juvenile chum salmon in marine waters of southeastern AK Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 4:30 Ortega-García, S. 1110 The Dolphinfish fishery in Northwest Mexico Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 8:30 Palizza, C. 2402 Title An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 3:50 Paragamian, V. 3204 Recommended flow mitigation from Libby Dam for pre-spawn burbot movement Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Management Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 3:50 Pearson, W. 5307 Design considerations for an experimental test bed for assessment of culverts for fish passage Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 8:10 Pelizza, C. 2401 The Salton Sea: avian and aquatic resources at the crossroads An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 2:10 Perez-Jimenez, J. C. 5403 Elasmobranches fishery at Isabel Island in the central Mexican Pacific Biology, Ecology and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 8:10 Peterman, R. 2301 Survival rates for 120 pink, chum, and sockeye Pacific salmon on regional scales (< 1000km) Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 4:50 Peters, R. 3207 Mitigation measures for levees and other stabilized banks: reducing impacts to salmonids rearing habitats Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Management Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 1:30 Pierce, R. 1302 Klamath Inter-Tribal Fisheries Commission: Klamath Basin Water Management Overview Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 11:10 Platania, S. 4609 Specimen acquisition and the realization of the potential of natural history collections: from water to jar and beyond Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 8:30 Pollard, H. 4702 Guidelines for use of captive broodstocks in recovery efforts for ESA-listed stocks of Pacific salmon Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 10:50 Pondella, D. 4408 The nearshore elasmobranch fauna of the southern CA Bight Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 4:50 Pope, K. 3804 Amphibians and introduced fishes: compatible or pathway to extinction? Exotics Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 9:10 Preti, A. 4404 Diet shift in the common thresher shark during transition from a warm to cold water regime Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 1:10 Ralph, S. 1601 Putting monitoring first: designing accountable ecosystem restoration and management plans Large-scale Watershed Health Monitoring Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 2:10 Ramade, M. 1104 The recovery of the California sardine as related to the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 1:50 Ramírez González, J. 5402 Commercial pelagic shark fishery from the western coast of Baja California Sur Biology, Ecology and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Tuesday 3:30 Ramírez-Rodríguez, M. 1107 Collapse of the pink shrimp fishery in the Gulf of Mexico: a simulation model. Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Tuesday 4:50 Ransom, B. 1511 Using hydroacoustics to quantify escapement of adult salmonids Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 4:10 Rashbrook, V. 1509 Using molecular genetic techniques to identify and conserve endangered Chinook salmon Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 2:10 Reagan, K. 5503 Visual display of stream habitat survey profiles using GIS: an example from Topanga Creek Oncorhynchus at Their Southern Extremes Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 3:30 Reed, R. 3203 The adaptive management forum for large-scale riverine habitat projects: a collaborative peer review Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Management Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 9:10 Reeves, G. 2504 Considerations for establishing recovery plans and goals for endangered salmonids Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 10:50 Reeves, G. 2608 Replacing wildfire management activities: will we “protect” aquatic ecosystems to death? Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 1:50 Reiser, D. 5302 Assessing the passage potential of anadromous salmonids at five natural falls under varying flow conditions Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 1:30 Reynolds, T. 1202 Butte Creek spring-run Chinook salmon life history investigation Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 8:50 Rieman, B. 2603 Status of native fishes in the western US and issues for fire and fuels management Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management, and Aquatic Resources (Part 1) Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 3:50 Rinne, J. 3604 Wildfires and fishes in the southwestern US: regional short and long-term effects Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management., and Aquatic Resources (Part 2) Marina Village, Terrace Room Thursday 1:50 Robinson, A. 5202 An evaluation of the effectiveness of barriers at protecting Apache trout Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 2:30 Roeder, M. 1705 Late Pleistocene freshwater fish records from southern CA: implications for fossil and current distributions Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 1:50 Romero, N. 5102 Seasonal variation in diet of coastal cutthroat trout in relation to riparian vegetation Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 2:30 Roni, p. 3201 Evaluation of common habitat restoration techniques in the Pacific Northwest Aquatic Habitat Restoration and Management Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 3:50 Rowell, K. 3105 Evaluating the influence of Colorado River flow on the corvina fishery in northern Gulf of California Status/Trends of Aquatic Resources in the Sea of Cortez Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 2:10 Rueth, J. 5703 The use of fish culture in the recovery of endangered Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 8:30 Ruggerone, G. 4202 Evidence for competitive dominance of pink salmon over other salmonids in the north Pacific Ocean Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 8:10 Russell, K. 2701 Captive maintenance and reproduction in native freshwater fishes Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 8:10 Saiki, M. 4101 Assessment of reproductive success in western mosquitofish exposed to seleniferous ag drainwater Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 8:50 Sands, N. 2503 Restoration goals for Puget Sound Chinook Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 10:50 Sardella, B. 2408 Salinity tolerances of juvenile Mozambique tilapia hybrids during direct and gradual transfer to elevated salinity An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 8:30 Scheurer, J. 4602 The role of natural history museum collections in the conservation of endangered species Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Wednesday 2:30 Schmidt, D. 3502 Importance of density dependency and carcass nutrient interactions for pacific salmon strategies Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 8:50 Seigel, J. 2703 East meets West: mosquitofishes in southern CA Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 1:50 Seiler, D. 1203 Monitoring wild coho salmon production, survival, and harvest via trapping and CWT Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Wednesday 3:30 Sestrich, C. 3603 Does wildfire favor invasion of nonnative fishes? Emerging Theory, Experience, and Issues Related to Fire, Fire Management., and Aquatic Resources (Part 2) Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 3:30 Sharma, R. 1207 Distribution and catch rates of fall Chinook salmon as determined by CWT recoveries Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 2:30 Show, C. 5404 Estimating a local MSY for the common thresher shark Biology, Ecology and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 11:10 Siri, P. 4709 Genes to oceans: intervention in an ecosystem context Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 2:30 Slaughter, J. 5104 Habitat use and overlap between hatchery-reared adult razorback suckers and flathead catfish Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 10:30 Smith, S. 4407 Essential fish habitat of six pelagic sharks in the US Pacific Coast Exclusive Economic Zone Biology, Ecology, and Management of Pacific Coast Sharks (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 8:50 Snyder, A. 4603 Techniques to improve the quality of field collections for museum archives Role of Natural History Collections in Endangered Species Management Marina Village, Terrace Room Tuesday 1:30 Sosa-Nishizaki, O. 1102 Can we manage the Mexican artisanal fishery? Mexican Fisheries Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Tuesday 1:30 Sponholtz, P. 1402 Native fish monitoring efforts in the Little Colorado River, AZ Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 9:50 Stepien, C. 4205 Analysis of genetic hybridization risk posed by fish stocking to a historic walleye spawning group Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 3:30 Stevens, L. 1407 Colorado River backwaters: historical distribution and ecological function   Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 8:10 Stevens, M. 4501 Age, growth, and radiometric age validation of blackgill rockfish Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Tuesday 4:50 Stokely, T. 1311 Trinity River flows, politics and relationships to the Klamath fish kill Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 4:30 Sturm, E. 5709 Captive broodstock of the federally threatened central CA coho salmon: a cooperative effort Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 8:30 Su, Z. 2302 A spatial hierarchical Bayesian model for multi-stock stock-recruitment analysis of Pacific salmon Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 9:10 Sutton, R. 2404 Some observations on desert pupfish at the Salton Sea An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 9:10 Swanson, P. 4704 Controlling age and seasonal timing of reproduction in cultured Pacific salmon Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 10:30 Swanson, T. 4307 Performance and behavior of juvenile Chinook salmon near a fish screen: linking laboratory and field studies Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 10:10 Sweeting, R. 4206 The percentage of crystalline otoliths in hatchery-reared and wild juvenile coho salmon Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 9:50 Swenson, L. 4305 Design of fish screens for irrigation diversions in shallow stream flows Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 1:50 Swift, C. 1703 Status of and prognosis for the freshwater fishes of coastal southern CA Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 4:30 Swift, C. 1710 Big Tujunga Wash: south coast minnow/sucker community vs. exotic species Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 3:50 Tanasichuk, R. 3304 Euphausiids and their implications for marine coho and sockeye survival Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 8:50 Teel, D. 2303 Genetic mixed stock analysis of juvenile Chinook salmon in coastal areas of Pacific Northwest Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 2:10 Thomson, D. 3101 Biodiversity and fisheries: are they compatible? Status/Trends of Aquatic Resources in the Sea of Cortez Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 8:50 Tiffany, M. 2403 Limnology of the Salton Sea, a saline desert lake An Unique Ecosystem: The Salton Sea, A Saline Lake in a Desert Environment Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Wednesday 2:50 Toure, T. 3702 Exotic amphibians, current status, and possible impacts Biology & Management of Native & Exotic Fish, Amphibians and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja, California (Part 3) Marina Village, Dockside Room Wednesday 3:30 Trudel, M. 3303 Overwinter lipid dynamics of juvenile coho and Chinook salmon Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 2:30 True, C. 5704 Status of captive breeding of Totoaba, endemic species of the Sea of Cortez Guidelines for Decision Making and Technical Applications for Captive Breeding Programs (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 1:50 Turek, S. 1303 Analysis of contributing factors leading to the September 2002 fish kill Klamath River Fish Kill Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Tuesday 2:30 Underwood, T. 1205 Mark-recapture estimation of chum salmon using fish wheels Large-scale Wild Fish Tagging and Marking Projects Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 3:50 Vernieu, W. 1408 Longitudinal and near-shore warming patterns of Colorado River   Ecology, Conservation and Management of Grand Canyon Fishes Hyatt Islandia, Islands A Thursday 2:10 Wang, J. 5103 Effects of organic chromium on growth and carbohydrate utilization in hybrid tilapia Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 10:50 Wantuck, R. 4308 Use of dual frequency identification sonar (DIDSON) to examine fish behavior near fish screens Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 9:50 Warburton, W. 2705 Introduced parasites of freshwater fishes in southern CA Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 2) Marina Village, Dockside Room Tuesday 3:30 Weber, E. 1507 Intraspecific competition between hatchery-reared and naturally spawned juvenile Chinook salmon Ecology and Management of Salmonids Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 10:30 Weber, M. 4507 Marine Life Management Reform in California Ecology and Management of Marine Fishes and Habitats Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Wednesday 4:10 Weitkamp, L. 3305 Differences in early ocean ecology of chinook and coho salmon in SE Alaska Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Wednesday 9:10 Welch, D. 2304 Overwinter marine distribution and movements of juvenile coho and Chinook salmon Ocean Ecology of Pacific Salmon (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 10:30 Wertheimer, A. 4207 Size at return and environmental variation, large-scale enhancement, and productivity of pink salmon Interactions of Hatchery and Wild Fishes in Marine and Estuarine Environments Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Thursday 4:30 Whalen, M. 5109 The “Net” benefits of the World Wide Web to fisheries science Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part 2) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Thursday 10:10 White, D. 4306 Close encounters with a fish screen: impingements with respect to a flow field analysis Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 3:10 White, J. 5205 Habitat-specific survival, biomass, and biomass accrual of trout in a small coastal stream Western Native Trout Hyatt Islandia, Regency B Tuesday 1:30 White, M. 1702 The influence of human land use modifications on southern CA stream hydrology Biology and Management of Native and Exotic Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles of Southern California and Northern Baja California (Part 1) Marina Village, Dockside Room Thursday 8:10 Whitman, M. 4301 Dam removal: Aspen report and more Overcoming Impediments to Fish Passage (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Regency C Thursday 9:50 Wilzbach, M. 4105 Relative effects of carcass addition and light enhancement on salmonids biomass and growth Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A Wednesday 9:50 Wipfli, M. 2505 Restoring nutrients and productivity in salmonid food webs Determining the Number of Salmon Historically Present (Part 1) Hyatt Islandia, Islands B Thursday 10:30 Zubair, O. 4107 Fish screens: an Intralox solution Ecology and Management of Freshwater Fishes (Part I) Hyatt Islandia, Regency A

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