Demersal fish and shellfish resources of the Gulf of Alaska from Cape Spencer to Unimak Pass, 1948-1976 : a historical review Volume 3

Ronholt, Lael L.; Shippen, Herbert H.; Brown, Eric S.

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Demersal fish and shellfish resources of the Gulf of Alaska from Cape Spencer to Unimak Pass, 1948-1976 : a historical review Volume 3

1978
By Ronholt, Lael L. ; Shippen, Herbert H. ; Brown, Eric S.
Series: NWAFC processed report ; 1976 v.3

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United States. National Marine Fisheries Service ; Alaska Fisheries Science Center (U.S.) ; Northwest Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)

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During the 1962 resource assessment survey 232 stations were successfully sampled in the eastern Gulf of Alaska (Table XI-53). Sampling densities were generally high throughout the survey area ranging from one station per 256 km2 in the Prince William region to one station per 628 km2 in the Fairweather region. Highest densities by depth zones occured in the outer shelf and upper slope and averaged one station per 391 km over the entire survey area. Station numbers and positions for all successful tows are presented in Figures XI-301-302. Fish and commercially important invertebrate species taken during the survey are listed in Table V-3-4. Random length frequencies were taken for several fish species in the Kenai outer shelf and upper slope but data were insufficient to construct population size-sex composition over the entire survey area.
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NWAFC processed report ; 1976 v.3
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