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List of
Experiments, Evaluations, and Model Development for 2000-2001
* Indicates Study Final Reports

Study number

Title
Study 464. Coded-wire tag and oxytetracycline marking of salmonines in the Great Lakes and tributary streams and data base management for tagged fish returns and weir and survey data.
Study 468. Natural reproduction by walleye in Saginaw Bay.
Study 469. Investigations into causes of, and solutions for, recent declines in survival of trout stocked in Lake Huron.
Study 471. Chinook salmon population dynamics in Michigan's waters of the Great Lakes.
Study 475. Development and implementation of conservation genetic initiatives for Michigan inland and Great Lakes fisheries.
Study 480. Development of decision models for the Great Lakes' fisheries.
Study 482. Investigations into causes of, and solutions for, variable survival of chinook salmon stocked into Lake Huron.
Study 487. Performance, survival and production of steelhead strains in tributaries of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.
Study 496.* Develop computer models of lake trout and lake whitefish in 1836 Treaty-ceded waters of lakes Superior, Michigan, and Huron.
Study 507. Long-term suppression of brook trout reproductive success by sand bed load.
Study 508. A profile of Michigan anglers: preferences, market segments and expenditures.
Study 654. Evaluation of brown trout and steelhead competitive interactions in Hunt Creek, Michigan.
Study 655. The effects of severe water withdrawal on the population and habitat of brook trout.
Study 665. Investigation of causes of declines in Au Sable River brown trout populations.
Study 669. Prey selection and predation rate of piscivorous fish.
Study 682. Pond rearing of juvenile lake sturgeon.
Study 688. Evaluation of alternative mechanisms underlying spatial genetic diversity of Lake Michigan steelhead: an assessment using molecular genetic markers.
Study 689. Projecting piscivore predation in Lake Huron.
Study 691. Methods for determining safe harvest levels for fish stocks in inland lakes of northern Michigan.
Study 692. Influence of total length and condition at stocking on chinook salmon survival and time at large.
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