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Canary rockfish are one of the commercially important rockfish species along the US Pacific coast. Yet little is known about their life history and stock structure. In this study 120 canary rockfish otoliths were collected from waters off the Washington and Oregon coast and subjected to stable O and C isotope (δ 18 O and δ 13 C) analyses. One powder sample was taken from the nucleus...
Genetic methods have been extensively used in the examination of fish population composition and structure. However, it is generally not easy to determine the stock structure of marine fish using the genetic markers, particularly given the large population size and wide spread distribution of long-lived fish. As an alternative, sagittal otoliths of juvenile sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) along the...
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