Guin Library 🧡 Look What's New: August 2024

CONTENTS --
• A SEA CHANGE? Effects of climate change on populations of seabirds and waterbirds
• 32 MUSEUM COLLECTIONS: research use of avian collections
• BIRDS BENEFIT FROM WELL-MANAGED LANDSCAPES: protected area effectiveness
• SHEDDING LIGHT ON ARCTIC SKUAS

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• WEARABLES FOR COMMERCIAL FISHING GETTING SMALLER, LIGHTER;
• COLD STORAGE;
• ALASKA FISHERIES;
• CONGRESSIONAL BILLS INTRODUCED TO RESTRICT BOTTOM TRAWLING;
• GROUND BROKEN ON MARITIME CENTER IN SEATTLE

Contents --
• VESSEL PROFILE: Northline Seafoods' F/V Hannah
• MARINE PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY: internal combustion engines
• VESSEL HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
• REGIONAL REPORT: Baja California fisheries

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• High survivorship of sandbar sharks (Carcharhinus plumbeus) following catch and release in a growing land-based fishery in Massachusetts
• Variation in otolith microchemistry for Lebranche mullet (Mugil liza) in southern Brazil and its potential use in identifying their nursery grounds
• Spatiotemporal dynamics of dolphinfish (Coryphaena hippurus) in the western Atlantic Ocean
• Chemical clocks: using otolith geochemistry to enhance estimation of age and growth of white hake (Urophycis tenuis)

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• IN THE LINE OF FIRE: hatcheries take steps to mitigate wildfire impact
• HOW TO HAVE A STRESS-FREE TRANSPORT: Exploring latest research on mitigating fish stress
• DANGEROUS DRIVES: Major truck accident outlines challenges of rural transport
• QUALITY OVER QUANTITY: Best practices for fish vaccination in hatcheries

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• US supermarket seafood sales suffer another brutal month
• The news is not good for plant-based meat, seafood
• US judge dismisses price-fixing claim against Pacific Seafood
• Greenland lawmakers approve controversial new fishery law
• Salmon production in Canada tumbles to historically low levels

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• SUPER SHARP SHOOTERS: When it comes to interesting hunting behaviour, nothing can beat the sniping of archerfish.
• ONLY THE DEEPEST RED: Biotope legend Tai Strietman sets up a black phantom biotope with a beautiful Cabomba backdrop.
• FAVOURITES IN MINIATURE: With the dwarf cichlid market growing, which is the right smaller species for your tank?
• BANISH THE GREEN: Algae can ruin a pond in a single season. Jeremy Gay explains how to keep on top of a nationwide nuisance.

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• BUBBLE BLOWING BETTA: There’s so much more to Betta than the Siamese fighter.
• RUFFE STUFF: Looking for a native fish that doesn’t grow huge but still has quirky antics?
• MAGNIFICENT MULTIDENS: Big cichlid fans may not have considered the mighty Heterochromis of Cameroon. But they should…
• CHEMICAL WARFARE: Are your corals silently assassinating each other out of sight? Chris Sergeant explains allelopathy.
• LUSCIOUS LAMPEYES: Tai Strietman sets the bar astronomically high with his latest biotope for some gorgeous Poropanchax.

Contents --
• EXPLORING THE HIDDEN WORLD : Benthic animal research in agricultural channels of Oregon
• OUR GLOBAL REACH: expanding experiential learning from the classroom to the world
• BEYOND THE CLASSROOM: the impact of undergraduate experiential learning after graduation
• UNCHARTED WATERS : shark research in the Pacific Northwest
• EMBRACING THE DIFFERENCE: studying abroad in New Zealand
• EVOLUTION OF DISCOVERY: how the engine of research spurs the endless pursuit of understanding

CONTENTS --
• NATURE AQUARIUM: a light green aquascape expressing a mystical world
• EXPLORING THE MESMERIZING WORLD OF JELLYFISH
• THE IMITATION GAME: fish mimicry on the coral reef
• CORAL FARMING IN INDONESIA: my journey with Ocean Gardener