Guin Library 🧡 Look What's New: June 2024

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• Fostering the future : creating new pathways for youth in aquaculture
• Diversity dialogues : six conversations about inclusion with the aquaculture industry
• Lab on the move : Connecticut Sea Grant wants to provide essential training for seaweed farmers
• The True North strong and free : CAIA's priorities for achieving Canada's aquaculture potential

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• MD community turns up heat in effort to fend off rising water (Crisfield)
• New report details levels of PCBs in James River watershed
• Higher temperatures leaving some plants, trees in the dust
• Predatory bugs, "bulletproof" survivors may save hemlocks
• Striped bass fishing in limbo for much of Bay region
• Scientists work to address pollution from Bay region's springs
• Have mussels, will travel: new mobile lab gives bivalves a lift
• Power, pipeline corridors are becoming wildlife habitat

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• NORFOLK PROGRAM ASKS HELP FROM CITIZEN 'OTTER SPOTTERS' : project seeks photos and other signs of otters' return to local waterways
• KEY BRIDGE SALVAGE RAISES CONCERNS ABOUT TOXIC SLUDGE : conditions around the wreckage, though, poses no immediate concerns for environment
• 'CHOP AND DROP' TREE FELLING IMPROVES STREAM ECOSYSTEMS IN PA : land managers cut streamside trees to improve fish habitat and help manage sediment

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• Evaluation of the mortality risk posed by Karenia mikimotoi blooms to molluscs using the rotifer exposure test
• Brief history of ‘Editorial Policy’ and ‘Instructions to Authors’ of Bulletin of the Plankton Society of Japan

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• Revision and Description of New Piperamarginella Species (Gastropoda: Marginellidae: Marginella), from the Eastern Cape, South Africa – Part 2
• Review of the Voluta musica Complex
• First Record of the Genus Neosimnia (Gastropoda: Ovulidae) in the Eastern Indian Ocean, with the Description of Five Fossil Species from the Miocene of West Java, Indonesia
• New Tudivasum Rosenberg & Petit, 1987 (Mollusca: Vasidae) from Queensland and the First Report of Sinistralism in that Genus
• A New Species of Cymbiola (Volutidae) from Western Australia

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• Stress management more important within a climate-change world
• Zebrafish experts focus on laboratory fish health
• Aquaculture America 2024
• Growing Maine aquaculture industry has surprisingly small footprint

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• BRISTOL BAY FORECAST : Some of the Bristol Bay commercial fishermen gearing up for the 2024 harvest of the world’s largest run of wild sockeye salmon say they’re anticipating a good season ahead
• DECK MACHINERY : Concerns over fish prices, more electrical equipment for decks and suppliers stocking up – all are emerging trends in deck equipment in the fishing industry
• FISHING VESSEL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION : Fishermen’s News asked some of the notable companies on the West Coast and across the U.S. that offer fishing vessel design and construction services about current industry trends
• EXTREME UPS, DOWNS FOR CALIFORNIA AND HAWAII FISHERIES : California and Hawaii’s commercial fishing industries saw substantial activity—both good and bad—in 2023, and this year looks to be another mixed bag

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• California's prized steelhead in murky waters
• Spokane hatcheries get upgrades
• 25 years of fish welfare
• State of the European Union

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• Climate change is impacting seafood supplies: restaurant menus are trying to keep up
• Trident Seafoods selling plants
• Make or break time for RAS aquaculture?

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• Fish welfare under scrutiny in 2024, says CEO
• Biomass measurement technology improves fish health and welfare
• System allows crucial insight into farmed shrimp health

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• Characteristics of the U.S. Seafood Trade Deficit

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• Morphometric Conversions for 33 Shark Species from the Western North Atlantic Ocean
• Characterization of Protected Species Bycatch in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and the Southeastern U.S. Atlantic Penaeid Otter Trawl, Rock Shrimp, and Skimmer Trawl Fisheries Based on Mandatory Observer Coverage from 2007 to 2019
• Exempted and Research Deep-Set Fishing Trials for Swordfish, Xiphias gladius, in the Southern California Bight, 2017–21

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• Thirteen years of bird survey results from Lake Albert
• Counting crows : deciphering the mysteries of Portland's urban crow roost
• Regional movements of Acorn woodpeckers in Fall 2022
• Oregon's first nesting record for Northern Parula

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• Still point at Sanger Lake
• Speaking in tongues
• The devil, you know
• Life after running
• Light beam, a comic, by Eleanor Klock
• Broken glass, broken trust
• In the company of cougars

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• Marine macroinvertebrate fauna of the shallow coastal waters of the Shiretoko Peninsula, a World Natural Heritage at Hokkaido, Japan
• Mass recruitment of the lancelet Branchiostoma japonicum at a sandbank in the western Seto Inland Sea in 2002 and subsequent age structure of the population
• Spatial and temporal variations in community structure, standing stock and productivity of mesozooplankton in the southwestern Japan Sea
• Observation of a coccolithophore Gephyrocapsa oceanica bloom in the temperate coastal waters of Sagami Bay, Japan
• A new species of Amphictene (Annelida, Polychaeta, Pectinariidae) from off Kushiro, Hokkaido, Japan
• A discovery of the northernmost population of the giant mangrove whelk Terebralia palustris (Mollusca: Gastropoda: Potamididae) on Zamami Island and its genetic variability

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• AXOLOTL ANTICS: Learn how to keep the frilly aquatic salamanders
• BEGINNERS GUIDE TO PLANTED AQUASCAPES
• LITTLEST RAINBOWS: A closer look as some of the smaller Melanotaenia rainbowfish to try at home
• CAMEROON’S CHARACIFORMS: Diverse and delightful, we look at some of the African tetras of the Alestidae family
• X-RAY SPECS: consider X-ray tetra for a breeding project
• WAKING UP A SPRINGTIME POND

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• CHECK, MATE: Magnificent markings and magnificent fins, and only a little bit demanding. Could Dicrossus be for you?
• THE SELF-SUSTAINING HABITAT: Is it possible to support a whole ecosystem with botanicals alone? One aquarist tries…
• THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE: Satanoperca can be angelic aquarium residents
• SASSY CICHLID: Thorichthys maculipinnis is special

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• BARBS ‘N’ BOTANICALS: Editor Nathan Hill recreates a Whestern Ghats aquarium with rocks aplenty
• SWIGGING ON PIMS: Could the Pimelodus catfish be the ultimate in sleek, whiskery bottom dwellers?
• STOCK FOR SUCCESS: What are the right fish for your pond? We go through the pros and cons of the many options
• EARNING YOUR STRIPES: Breeding the bluestripe pipefish is no easy task, but Robin Mannion shows us how

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• Nature aquarium: an Iwagumi aquascape depicting a fast-flowing mountain stream
• Freshwater cleanup with algae-eating minnows and barbs
• Butterfly goodeid: aquarium keeping at the edge of extinction
• Lure of the frogfish
• African rarities: the spiny eels of Lake Tanganyika and the Congo River
• Small wonders of Siladen (Bunaken National Park, Indonesia