Practical Flashcards

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why are fish important

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economic and ecological facots

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why sample id

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propulation censuses, ecosystems

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3
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when moving fish to bucket you need to know how to (2)

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CATCH AND MEASURE, ID

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4
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2 key approaches to id a fish

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meristics and morphometrics

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meristics

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quantitative features of a fish- number of fins or scales, scales along the lateral line, gill rakers etc

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morphometrics

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quantitative analysis of form, a concept that is size and shape

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7
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KNOW ANATOMY OF FISH

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8
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salmonoids and trout

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has adipose fin
silver in overall appearance in ocean phase
single short soft rayed dorsal fin

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rockfish

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strong spines in first dorsal fin, large scales
spines on head
large mouth
bass like

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flatfish

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both eyes on one side of head
distinct rayed fins

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sharks rays and skates

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very rough skin
several gill slits
fins w/o distinct fin rays

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tuna and mackerel

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series of finlets ahead of tail on bith dorsal and ventral surfaces
body is bullet shaped

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billfish

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super long and pointy nose

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14
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surf perch

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compressed laterallt
spiny dorssal fin

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15
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siening

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big net casting out and reeling in

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16
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dipnet

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pole with circle net on end

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17
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where to measure to

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the very end of the tail

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18
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pumpkinseed features

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orange spots, no lines

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19
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bluegill features

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stripes blue ish

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20
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golden shiner

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yellowey uniform color

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21
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agnatha

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jawless fishes

22
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2 groups of agnatha

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lsmprey and hagfosh

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chondrichthyes

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sharks, rays

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osteichthyes

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characteristics of species
functional morphology, behavior, distribution
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fixed fishing gear
lift net fyke net hoop net traps
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active fishing gear
dredge beam trawl
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how will mobile pelagic species get caught
trap, mid water trawl, purse siene
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how will benthic sedentary fish get caught
bottom trawl
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what type of fish is caught in a bottom gillnet
benthic species- specific
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what type of fish is caught in a drift net
moving or migrating species
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what type of fish is caught in a gilnet
apecific species
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what type of fish is caught in a long line
migrating species
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what are otoliths used for for humans
migration, aging, elements in environment
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what are otoliths used for for fish
orentation
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life history of an eel
anadromous born in salt, live in fresh, spawn in salt in sargasso sea depends if they are European or north american to where they go to spawn
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survey designs
fixed, random, stratified random
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fixed survey design
same place, time, individual over time can be biased if results don't reflect population
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random survey design
equal chance of sampling any unit of the population this can be very lengthy because you need many many observations over time to have truly unbiased sampling
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stratified random sampling
equal chance of sampling any unit within subsets of populations not biased if equal differences between subsets
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if you were to do new england trawl surveys, how would you sample
stratified random sampling that varies by habitat and depth. beam trawl surveys length, weight, stomach contents, isotope sampling if resources allowed.
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if you were to use a purse seine, would you bait it
yes or use a radar to determine where the species is
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what do you need to make sure is consistent with a beam trawl
EVERYTHING but specifically doors, net sizing,
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why is e-shocking good at knowing which fish are in an area, but not good at knowing the total number of species?
The area of sampling is unknown it collects diverse species because it's not biased by size, weight, or preferred habitat necessarily
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should you put metal tags in the ocean
no- they will rust
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advantage of clipping fins for tagging
small area sampling no technology
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dart tag advantages
number ID to individual when recaptured then you can see how much it grows, where it went
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PIT Tags
EZ pass tag fish must pass through electrical field to be accounted for NO battery so small that they can be injected into most fish NO SALT WATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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acoustic tag
battery inside sends off pings that send off specified code for a fish VERY EXPENSIVE
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RFID radiofrequency identification
implanting tag into organism SURGERY lots of $
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