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The Endolymph: Welcoming the NHL back to Winnipeg!

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Monday, June 6, 2011. Welcoming the NHL back to Winnipeg! In order to properly celebrate the return of NHL hockey to Winnipeg. I decided I should go up and have a visit. Although that would be fun my trip to Winnipeg is all business. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Phoenix Rising Team Rankings – Race 23. Travel Deeper Live Your Dreams Tourist2Townie.com. Scientific literature needs discipline – an example from a killer whale life expectancy study. THE SOLUTION WAS RIGHT THERE ALL ALONG.

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The Endolymph: River Herring Protected

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Tuesday, March 13, 2012. River herring and shad. In the Atlantic Ocean will now be federally protected. River herring by catch in commercial mid water trawlers has been viewed as a significant impediment to the recovery of river herring stocks, this ruling potentially addresses the issue. River herring being a key link in oceanic food webs being used as one justification for this ruling is also pretty significant. Read the article its pretty enlightening. May 9, 2012 at 11:32 PM. Chad M. Hunter. Sleeping...

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The Endolymph: February 2011

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Monday, February 21, 2011. I was trying to kill time before I give a seminar later today.so naturally I went to Youtube and started looking at videos related to otoliths:. This one is long but it gives an in depth description about how inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry works definitely worth checking out:. Also check out this admittedly older post. From deep sea news about hearing in deep sea fish. The picture with the article makes it worth checking out. Friday, February 18, 2011. Wednesday, ...

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The Endolymph: Fighting Back

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Wednesday, April 27, 2011. But the news isn't all bad. It seems as though Lake George. In New York has had success in turning back invasive species. When Asian clams were discovered in the lake scientists quickly mobilized to eradicate the threat. The location of the clams in the lake was identified, and mats are being laid over the top to "snuff" out the tiny invaders. But it doesn't end there. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Phoenix Rising Team Rankings – Race 23. The City of Burlington is pollutin...

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The Endolymph: Clean Water?

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011. A few quick updates. Smoke from a forest fire. In the Outer Banks is settling over Greenville this morning giving the city the unmistakeable scent of a camp fire, which isn't so bad, I just hope there is minimal damage to Outer Banks communities from the actual fire. While I was thinking about camping, roasting marshmallows, and traveling to Wisconsin tomorrow I came across this article. I'm not sure how to feel about this. According to the article untreated water in Wisconsin wa...

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The Endolymph: 2011 Larval Fish Conference

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Sunday, May 29, 2011. 2011 Larval Fish Conference. Because this was a relatively small conference I will keep it brief. I spent much of this past week in Wilmington NC attending the 35th Annual Larval Fish Conference. There were also a few talks about modeling larval dispersal which I though was really cool. I don't know what it is but projects combining biological data with physical data really grab my attention. There were a few talks about eco-morphology. This was tested with an experiment known as th...

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The Endolymph: March 2012

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Tuesday, March 13, 2012. River herring and shad. In the Atlantic Ocean will now be federally protected. River herring by catch in commercial mid water trawlers has been viewed as a significant impediment to the recovery of river herring stocks, this ruling potentially addresses the issue. River herring being a key link in oceanic food webs being used as one justification for this ruling is also pretty significant. Read the article its pretty enlightening. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Chad M. Hunter.

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The Endolymph: Quickly

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Saturday, May 21, 2011. Just a quick update on what I have been doing. I've been polishing and reading juvenile river herring otoliths for most of the last two weeks, or at least since the last time I posted anything. At some point I will post pictures and give a write up of the method with some suggestions about how to go about working with tiny river herring otoliths. This week I will be attending the 35th Annual Larval Fish Conference. In the meantime check out this site. Attorney General Bill Schuett...

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The Endolymph: The Magic of Strontium

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Thursday, September 30, 2010. The Magic of Strontium. While I attempt to stay afloat during this seemingly endless torrential downpour Eastern North Carolina is experiencing I decided to finally take the time to write about anadromy and how it can be examined using otolith microchemistry. Campana, S. (1999). Chemistry and composition of fish otoliths:pathways, mechanisms and applications Marine Ecology Progress Series, 188. 263-297 DOI: 10.3354/meps188263. 25-35 DOI: 10.3354/meps119025. Scientific litera...

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The Endolymph: January 2011

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Wednesday, January 26, 2011. If you have been reading this blog since the summer/fall you already know that I collected a lot of water samples. Well today was the day I moved away from analyzing otolith data and started analysis of water samples. I am analyzing the water samples, which were collected from five rivers around the Albemarle Sound, for elemental composition, which I will then compare to elemental concentrations in otoliths. Thursday, January 20, 2011. About a week ago I posted I was en route...