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Resources - The Punt Lab

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Student and Post-doc Publications. SAFS Quantitative Seminar Series. Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Alaska Fisheries Science Center. Northwest Fisheries Science Center. Southwest Fisheries Science Center. National Marine Mammal Laboratory. Global Population Dynamics database. Australian Society for Fish Biology. North Pacific Universities Marine Mammal Consortium. International Council for the Exploration of the Sea. Stay Up To Date. A discu...

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Collaborators - The Punt Lab

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Student and Post-doc Publications. Members of the Puntlab collaborate extensively with colleagues in the U.S. and worldwide. The following are short biographies of some of our current collaborators from outside of the University of Washington. A joint project between NOAA and UW focused on improving the use and usefulness of models in ocean management decision making through multi-model approaches. Tessa is also an editor at the Encyclopedia of Puget Sound. Northwest Fisheries Science Center. Conducts re...

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Pfleger Institute of Environmental Research (P.I.E.R.)

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Dedicated to the advancement of. Find a PIER tag. Find a PIER tag. How to support PIER research today. Of the PIER team tagging white seabass. PIER researchers have several studies focused on swordfish ranging from gear trials and tagging to physiological studies on swimming performance. And is supported through several partner agencies including the NOAA. Bycatch Reduction and Engineering Program. The Pew Foundation and The Nature Conservancy. Read more about other swordfish studies at PIER.

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The Array

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Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. The La Jolla Acoustic Array. This network of over 40 subsurface hydrophones can track fine scale movements of tagged fish within their range. Monitoring began in November 2012. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UCSD. Attention Brice Semmens, Mail code 0202. 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA, 92093.

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Over 10,000 bass tagged off the coast of southern California

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Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. The Giant Sea Bass. The La Jolla Acoustic Array will start tracking the movements of these critically endangered giants in 2014. The project will improve our understanding of their spatial ecology as they return to La Jolla to spawn. Graduate student Lyall Bellquist retrieves a hydrophone from the La Jolla Array. Each hydrophone has the potential to contain over 100,000 detections of tagged fish. Support the largest and most valuable fishery in California.

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Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative

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Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. Tagging Coastal Bass The Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. This collaboration aims to build a partnership between fisheries researchers, the recreational fishing community, and fisheries managers to ensure the long-term sustainability of southern Califonia bass fisheries. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. Graduate Student, SIO. Assistant Professor, SIO. Over 10,000 bass tagged off the coast of southern California. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative Gallery.

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Projects

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Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. Are one of Southern California’s most iconic sport-fish and are widely targeted throughout the region. In spite of this, there has been little basic research on the species’ life history characteristics off California since 1960, when the last comprehensive peer-reviewed study was published. The broadnose sevengill shark (. Tagging the Elusive Giant Sea Bass. Giant sea bass (. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative.

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Coastal Sharks

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Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. Researchers are tagging sevengill and soupfin sharks. The broadnose sevengill shark (. Is a temperate nearshore species that inhabits the kelp forests and rocky reefs of La Jolla and is named for having seven pairs of gill slits, as opposed to five pairs, which is most common in sharks. The sevengill is a large (up to 8 10 feet) and powerful predator that hunts other sharks and marine mammals, including leopard sharks and harbor seals. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative.

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First year of coastal bass tagging complete

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Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. First year of coastal bass tagging complete. We now have a fully operational array of underwater acoustic receivers that will allow us to monitor virtually the entire La Jolla kelp bed. We tagged 45 kelp bass and barred sand bass with acoustic transmitters that are being continuously detected by this array, and we plan to tag an additional 30 bass before the holidays. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative. Coastal Angler Tagging Cooperative.