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UBC Institute of Fisheries Field Record B.C. 54-79

Description

C22 Couesius plumbeus (ser); C14 Salmo gairdneri (1); This is a much smaller creek than Case Cr. Estimated 50,000 small scale suckers in 1/4 mile of stream. Most had already spawned. Suckers spawning this this stream were much smaller than those in Case Cr.

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Title
UBC Institute of Fisheries Field Record B.C. 54-79
Date Created
1954-05-28
Description
C22 Couesius plumbeus (ser); C14 Salmo gairdneri (1); This is a much smaller creek than Case Cr. Estimated 50,000 small scale suckers in 1/4 mile of stream. Most had already spawned. Suckers spawning this this stream were much smaller than those in Case Cr.
Subject
Couesius plumbeus; Salmo gairdneri
Type
Still Image
File Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Notes
Province/State:British Columbia
Locality:Small creek between Half Moom Lake & Crystal Lake
Country:Canada
Catalogue number:B.C. 54-79
Collector number:
Watershed:
Map:A-2-6
Water:
Vegetation:
Bottom:
Cover:
Temperature:56 F
Shore:
Current:3 cu. ft./sec.
Distance offshore:
Stream width:3.6'
Depth of capture:0-2'
Depth of water:0-2'
Collected by:M.A. Newman. G. Stringer, & L. Woodman
Tide:
Date:19872
Method of capture:Fish Tox - Rotenone & Fences
Original preserved:10% Formalin
Time:
Identifier
bc54_079
Collection
UBC Institute of Fisheries Field Records
Source
Original Format: Beaty Biodiversity Museum. UBC Institute of Fisheries Field Records. B.C. 54-79
Date Available
2013-06-26
Provider
Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
Rights
Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from Dr. Eric (Rick) Taylor <etaylor@zoology.ubc.ca>
DOI
10.14288/1.0201497
Latitude
51 25
Longitude
120 45
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Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from Dr. Eric (Rick) Taylor <etaylor@zoology.ubc.ca>