Restoring the Oregon chub

In response to this concern, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife teamed up with the Fish and Wildlife Service's Conservation Genetics Laboratory to conduct a population genetics study. Future recovery efforts will aim to integrate habitat that is connected to the floodplain, research way...

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Published inEndangered species update Vol. 26; no. 1-2; p. S48
Main Author Scheerer, Paul
Format Journal Article Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Ann Arbor University of Michigan, School of Natural Resources 01.01.2009
University of Michigan, School of Natural Resources and Environment
Subjects
Endangered & extinct species
Fish
Fish stocking
Habitats
Methods
Minnows
Protection and preservation
Wildlife conservation
United States
Oregon
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Summary:In response to this concern, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife teamed up with the Fish and Wildlife Service's Conservation Genetics Laboratory to conduct a population genetics study. Future recovery efforts will aim to integrate habitat that is connected to the floodplain, research ways to reduce the adverse effects associated with non-native fishes, and maintain genetic diversity.
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ISSN:1081-3705