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| 0900 Bill Berg: | "Genetic consideration in the management of small populations." |
| 0915 Doug Markle: | "An un-natural history of the Tsiltcoos sucker." |
| 0930 Eric Taylor* and J. D. McPhail: | "Evolutionary genetic distinctiveness of the Salish sucker (Catostomus sp.)." |
| 0945 Hal Weeks: | "Conservation update: Oregon fishes." |
| 1000 Paulo Petry* and P. Buckup: | "Phylogenetic significance of larval extra-oral teeth in the neotropical Cynodontinae." |
| 1015 Wayne Palsson,* T. W. Pietsch, B. K. Urbain, and J. A. López: | "Freshwater fishes of the Kuril Islands" |
| 1030 Break |
| 1100 Susan Sogard: | "Diel patterns of behavior of juvenile sablefish." |
| 1115 David Sampson: | "Anatomy of a groundfish stock assessment." |
| 1130 Mai Ambusaidi: | "Distribution and assemblages of demersal fish in Oman." |
| 1145 Art Kendall: | "Cramer vs. Cramer: Sebastes systematics." |
| 1200 Lunch |
| 1300 Michael Kinnison: | "Evolution of introduced chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus mykiss) populations in New Zealand." |
| 1315 Peggy Busby: | "A biology based terminology for the reproductive ecotypes of steelhead (anadromous Oncorhynchus mykiss), or summer is winter in Kamchatka." |
| 1330 Tom Quinn* and D. Adams: | "Adaptations to a changing environment: Migratory timing of American shad and sockeye salmon." |
| 1345 Cameron Sharpe: | "Smoltification in wild spring Chinook salmon." |
| 1400 Gordon Haas: | "Historical biogeography of bull trout in North America." |
| 1415 Break |
| 1430 Claire Thompson: | "Giant black sticklebacks: Evolution of parapatric lake-stream pairs (Gasterosteus aculeatus)." |
| 1445 Peter Troffe: | "Morphometric and ecological comparisons of seemingly isolated populations of Cottus rhotheus in Pass Creek, B.C." |
| 1500 Michael Folkes: | "Pacific Northwest museum databases on the internet: A hope for the future?" |
| 1515 Ronald Fritzsche: | "Water treadmill research at Humboldt State University." |
| 1530 Mark Jennings: | "Barton Warren Evermann and his 1904 golden trout expedition to the top of California." |
| 1545 Martin Brittan: | "Stanford’s George S. Myers, last protégé of Jordan and Gilbert." |
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This site developed by Michael W. Brogan, with assistance from Theodore W. Pietsch and J. Richard Dunn. Maintained by Erin L. MacDonald. 1995, 1996 University of Washington Fish Collection, Fisheries Teaching and Research Bldg. Box 355100, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 98195-5100, USA. Last update: 20 March 2002. |