On the swimming behaviour of chum salmon by biotelemetry - I. On the horizontal swimming behaviour of chum salmon in early migratory season off the coast of Shiretoko Peninsula.

Soeda, Hideo; Yoza, Kazumasa; Shimamura, Tetsuya; Hasegawa, Eiichi; Yoshihara, Kiyoshi

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“…Similar single-point trailing attachments have been used with sharks ( Fig. 5.4.1) and salmon (Yoza et al, 1985;Ogura, 1997) and also to fasten positively buoyant data storage tags to the upper surface of cod just ahead of the first dorsal fin (Godø & Michalsen, 1997, 2000. In this case, the tags were attached in the same way as conventional Lea tags, using monofilament line inserted through the dorsal muscles.…”

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The overall objective of FAIR CT.96.1394 (1997-99) was to achieve improvements in the methodology of fish tagging techniques with emphasis on applications in fisheries research and stock assessment. The report consists of ten chapters. The first three are essentially introductory, sketching the background and concerns that led to the Concerted Action, and describing its rationale and objectives. Chapters 4 to 8 address the various objectives of the project, whilst Chapters 9 to 11 provide a conclusion and additional information. Chapters 4 to 8 are based on the deliberations of four separate working groups, which tackled different aspects of the subject and then presented their conclusions for debate in a plenary session. Chapter 4 is devoted to conventional identification tags and tagging techniques. The content is comprehensive, but not exhaustive, because this area has been reviewed before. Responsible for this chapter were: Mr. Curt Insulander, (SRI, Sweden), Dr Josianne Støttrup (DIFR, Hirtshals), Mr Stig S. Pedersen (DIFR, Silkeborg) and Mr. Vilhjalmur Thorsteinsson (MRI, Reykjavik). Chapter 5 is concerned with electronic tags and provides the most up-to-date compilation of the field, covering tag function, engineering and methodology in some detail. This chapter provides the technical core of the report.

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“…In the Okhotsk Sea off the coast of the Shiretoko Peninsula and Abashiri region, biotelemetry studies were conducted on chum salmon in the 1980s Shimamura et al 1987;Yoza et al 1985). In their papers, many findings on the migratory behavior of chum salmon were reported.…”

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“…In the Okhotsk Sea off the coast of the Shiretoko Peninsula and Abashiri region, biotelemetry studies were conducted on chum salmon in the 1980s (Soeda et al 1985;Shimamura et al 1987;Yoza et al 1985). In their papers, many findings on the migratory behavior of chum salmon were reported.…”

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Migration and Homing Behavior of Chum Salmon Tagged in the Okhotsk Sea, Eastern Hokkaido

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On the swimming behaviour of chum salmon by biotelemetry - I. On the horizontal swimming behaviour of chum salmon in early migratory season off the coast of Shiretoko Peninsula.

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