Supporting Documentation for Defining Historic and Recent Occurrence of Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus Kisutch) in California Streams Within the Southern Oregon/Northern California Evolutionary Significant Unit

Garwood J. 2012. Supporting Documentation for Defining Historic and Recent Occurrence of Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus Kisutch) in California Streams Within the Southern Oregon/Northern California Evolutionary Significant Unit. California Department of Fish and Game. Arcata, California

This companion document to Garwood (2012) “Historic and recent occurrence of coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) in California streams within the Southern Oregon/ Northern California Evolutionarily Significant Unit” provides the supporting evidence needed to trace coho salmon stream occupancy back to the original supporting evidence.The vast quantity of information compiled during this investigation could not be reasonably distilled into a single report. Rather, it was decided a separate data document providing all evidence supporting coho salmon presence in individual streams within the California portion of the Southern Oregon Northern California Coho Salmon Evolutionary Significant Unit (SONCC) was needed.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Garwood, Justin
Date of Issue
2012-07
Publisher
California Department of Fish and Game
Units
REDW
Keywords
aquatic studies, California streams, Coho Salmon, fish populations, fish studies, monitoring, occurrence, Oncorhychus Kisutch, Salmon Survey, spawning

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