Index

Authors, Titles, Subjects inMarine Fisheries Review,Vol. 42, No. 1-12, 1980

Indexed here by author, title, andsubject are the papers which appearedin Marine Fisheries Review in 1980. Alist of these papers, in the order printed,appears at the end of the Index. En­tries are indexed by number and page(i.e., 7:12 indicates the July number,page I2).

Anonymous notes, news articles,and regular departments are notindexed.

AAble, K. w. -see Grimes et at."Abundance, size and age composition, and

growth of Pacific ocean perch, Sebastes alutus,sampled during 1977," by James T. Golden,Robert L. Demory, and William H. Barss,3-4:41

Adams, Peter B., "Morphology and distributionpatterns of several important species of rock­fish (genus Sebastes)," 3-4:80

Albert, Thomas F., George Migaki, Harold w.Casey, and L. Michael Philo, "Healed pene­trating injury of a bowhead whale," 9-10:92

Allen, Kevin J. -see Gorga and AllenAllsup, Michael G. -see Licciardello et at.Almeida, F. P. -see Anderson et at.Amaral, Elizabeth H., and H. Arnold Carr, "Ex­

perimental fishing for squid with lights in Nan­tucket Sound," 7 -8 :51

Ampola, Vincent G., "The quality of squid heldin chilled seawater versus conventional ship­board handling," 7-8:74

Anderson, E. D., F. E. Lux, and F. P. Almeida,"The silver hake stocks and fishery off thenortheastern United States," I: 12

Andrews, Jay D., "A review of introductions ofexotic oysters and biological planning for newimportations," 12: I

Atlantic Bight, Middletilefish

preliminary analysis of fishery, II: 13Atlantic coast, South

shrimp landingsrelationship between ex-vessel value andsize composition of annual, 12:28trends in ex-vessel value and size composi­tion of annual, 12: 18

Atlantic Ocean, northwestbiological considerations relevant to manage­ment of squid, 7-8:23

8"Bait loss from halibut longline gear observed

from asubmersible," by William L. High, 2:26Balaena mysticetus-see Whale, bowheadBarans, C. A. -see Powles and BaransBarss, William H. -see Golden et at.Barter Island, Alaska

December 1980

whale, bowheadfoods utilized, autumn 1979,9-10:88

Beaufort Seawhale, bowhead

historical shore-based catch, 9-10:5Beaufort Sea, eastern

whale, bowheadsummer distribution, 9-10:57

Bering Seawhale, bowhead

historical shore-based catch, 9-10:5vessel surveys, June-July 1978, 9-10:51

Bering Sea, easternsnail resource and its fishery, 5: 15

"Biological considerations relevant to the man­agement of squid (Loligo pealei and Illex i/­lecebrosus) of the northwest Atlantic," by A.M. T. Lange and M. P. Sissenwine, 7-8:23

Blott, Alan J., "Experimental pair trawling forsquid in New England," 7-8:57

Bocacciomaturation and fecundity, 3-4:74size and age composition and growth, 3-4:48

Bockstoce, John, "A preliminary estimate of thereduction of the western Arctic bowhead whalepopulation by the pelagic whaling industry:1848-1915," 9-10:20

____ -see Fraker and Bockstoce____ -see Marquette and BockstoceBoehlert, George W., "Size composition, age

composition, and growth of canary rockfish,Sebastes pinniger, and splitnose rockfish, S.diploproa, from the 1977 rockfish survey,"3-4:57

Braham, Howard w., Floyd E. Durham, GordonH. Jarrell, and Stephen Leatherwood, "In­gutuk: A morphological variant of the bowheadwhale, Balaena mysticellls," 9-10:70

____ , Mark A. Fraker, and Bruce D.Krogman, "Spring migration of the westernArctic population of bowhead whales,"9-10:36

see Dahlheim et at.Bray, Teresa-see Dahlheim et at.Breiwick, J. M.-see Eberhardt and BreiwickBrown, Daniel E. -see Singh and BrownBryan, Patrick G., "The efficiency of mollies,

Poecilia mexicana, as live bait for pole-and­line skipjack fishing: Fishing trials in thetropical central Pacific," 6: 15

Burns, John J. -see Lowry and Burns

CCaillouet, Charles W., and Dennis B. Koi,

"Trends in ex-vessel value and size composi­tion of annual landings of brown, pink, andwhite shrimp from the Gulf and South Atlanticcoasts of the United States," 12: 18

____ , , and William B.Jackson, "Relationship between ex-vesselvalue and size composition of annual landingsof shrimp from the Gulf and South Atlanticcoasts," 12:28

Californiarockfish

distribution and abundance, 1977,3-4:2

rockfish, shortbellya large unfished resource, 3-4:34

rockfish, yellowtaillength and age composition, 1977, 3-4:54

California-British Columbiawhiting, Pacific

distribution, abundance, and biologicalcharacteristics, July-September 1977,3-4: 17

Callahan, Pamela-see Gunderson et at.Callan, John G., and John J. Ryan, "Instrument

for determining depth of dehydration of frozenfish" 6'32

___,__. see Mendelsohn and CallanCape Lisburne, Alaska

migration of bowhead whales past, 9-10:46Caroline Islands, Western

Helen Reef, Palautridacnid clam stocks, 2:8

Carr, H. Arnold-see Amaral and CarrCarroll, Geoffry M., and John R. Smithhisler,

"Observations of bowhead whales duringspring migration," 9-10:80

Casey, Harold W -see Albert et al.Chesapeake Bay

polychlorinated biphenylsfish, 2:21shellfish,2:21

Chilipeppermaturation and fecundity, 3-4:74size and age composition and growth, 3-4:48

Chukchi Seawhale, bowhead

historical shore-based catch, 9-10:5vessel surveys, June-July 1978, 9-10:51

Clams, tridacnidstocks on Helen Reef, Palau, Western CarolineIslands

natural history, 2:9survey methods, 2: 12

Clarke, w. Craig-see Wedemeyer et at.Cohen, Daniel M., "Names of the hakes," 1:2"Costs and returns trends in the Gulf of Mexico

shrimp industry, 1971-78," by John P. Warrenand Wade L. Griffin, 2: I

Court, William G., "Japan's squid fishing indus-try," 7-8:1

Crassostrea angulata -see Oyster, PortugueseCrassostrea gigas -see Oyster, PacificCrassostrea vilginica -see Oyster, easternCroaker

effect of washing on quality characteristics,held in frozen storage

chemical analysis, 11:27functionality analysis, 11:28functionality measurement, 11:27loss of total solids, 11:27microbiological evaluation, 11:29microbiological examination, 11:27organoleptic analysis, 11:29sample preparation, 11:26sensory evaluation, 11:27washing, 11:26

Cubbage, James C. -see Rugh and Cubbage

oDahlheim, Marilyn, Teresa Bray, and Howard

Braham, "Vessel surveys for bowhead whalesin the Bering and Chukchi Seas, June-July1978," 9-10:51

see Ljungblad et al.Dark, Thomas A., Martin O. Nelson, Jimmie J.

Traynor, and Edmund P. Nunnallee, "The dis­tribution, abundance, and biological charac­teristics of Pacific whiting, Merluccius produc­tus, in the California-British Columbia regionduring July-September 1977 ," 3-4:17

Dawson, Chad P., and Bruce T. Wilkins, "Social

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considerations associated with marine recre­ational fishing uder FCMA," 12: 12

Demory, Robert L. -see Golden et al."Development of a squid skinning and eviscerat­

ing system," by R. Paul Singh and Daniel E.Brown, 7-8:77

"Developments in South American squidfisheries," by Marcelo Juanico, 7-8: 10

"(The) distribution, abundance, and biologicalcharacteristics of Pacific whiting, MerluccitlsprodtiCIUS, in the California-British Columbiaregion during July-September 1977," byThomas A. Dark, Martin O. Nelson, Jimmie J.Traynor, and Edmund P. Nunnallee, 3-4:17

"Distribution and abundance of rockfish offWashington, Oregon, and California during1977 ," by Donald R. Gunderson and TerranceM. Sample, 3-4:2

Durham, Floyd E., "External morphology ofbowhead fetuses and calves," 9-10:74

see Braham et al.Dunn, Daniel W. -see Fuss et al.

EEarl, Paul M., "Silver hake-a prospectus,"

1:26Eberhardt, L. L., and J. M. Breiwick, "Minimal

historical size of the western Arctic populationof bowhead whales," 9-10:27

"(The) effect of washing on the quality charac­teristics of minced fresh croaker, MicropogonundulalUs, held in frozen storage," by Jam­shyd G. Rasekh, Melvin E. Waters, and Y. D.Sidwell, II :26

"(The) efficiency of mollies, Poecilia mexicana,as live bait for pole-and-line skipjack fishing:Fishing trials in the tropical central Pacific," byPatrick G. Bryan, 6:15

Eisenberg, Max, Reba Mailman, and Haskell S.Tubiash, "Polychlorinated biphenlys in fishand shell fish of the Chesapeake Bay," 2 :21

"Environmental factors affecting smoltificationand early marine survival of anadromous sal­monids," by Gary A. Wedemeyer, Richard L.Saunders, and W. Craig Clarke, 6: I

"Evaluation of a bypass system for juvenile sal­monids at Little Goose Dam," by Jerrel R.Harmon and Donn L. Park, 6:25

"Evaluation of a prototype fish cleaning machinewi th proposals for a commercial processingline," by J. M. Mendelsohn and J. G. Callan,1:38

"Experimental fishing for squid with lights inNantucket Sound," by Elizabeth H. Amaraland H. Arnold Carr, 7-8:51

"Experimental jigging for squid off the northeastUnited States," by Douglas Long and W. F.Rathjen, 7-8:60

"Experimental pair trawling for squid in NewEngland," by Alan J. Blott, 7-8:57

"External morphology of bowhead fetuses andcalves," by Floyd E. Durham, 9-10:74

FFey, M. -see Regenstein et al.Fish

Hawaii, 1970-77per capita annual utilization and consump­tion 2:16

polychlorinated biphenyls, Chesapeake Bayeffects on humans, 2:22PCB control, 2:22

Fish, demersalPacific coast assemblages

preliminary analysis, 3-4:83Fish, frozen

instrument for determining depth of dehydra­tion,6:32

Fish cleaning machineevaluation of a prototype

cleaning efficiency, 1:40

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operation under commercial conditions,1:39problems encountered, 1:40processi:lg in commercial plant, 1:38products, 1:41yield recovery, 1:40

Fisheries Conservation and Management Actfishing, marine recreational

social considerations, 12: 12Fisheries enforcement, marine

preliminary method for estimating re­quirements

area enforcement estimates, 11:25at-sea enforcement, 11:20investigations, 11:22multiple fishery estimates, 11:23regulato~y mechanism. II :19regulatory modes, II: 19shore-side enforcement, 11:22single fishery estimates, I 1:23support, II :23

Fishing, marine recreationalsocial considerations under Fisheries Conser­vation and Management Act, 12: 12

"Foods utilized by bowhead whales near BarterIsland, Alaska, autumn 1979," by Lloyd F.Lowry and John J. Burns, 9-10:88

Fraidenburg, Michael E., "Yellowtail rockfish,Sebastes jfavidus, length and age compositionoff California, Oregon, and Washington in1977,: 3-4:54

Fraker, Mark A., and John R. Bockstoce, "Sum­mer distribution of bowhead whales in the east­ern Beaufort Sea," 9- J0:57

see Brah am et aI."Frozen storage characteristics of whiting

blocks," by Joseph J. Licciardello, Elinor M.Ravesi, and Michael G. Allsup, 1:55

Fuss, Charles M., Jr., Daniel W. Dunn, andRobert M. Spraitz, "Preliminary method forestimating marine fisheries enforcement re­quirements," II: 19

GGabriel, Wep.dy, L., and A. Y. Tyler, "Prelimi­

nary analysis of Pacific coast demersal fishassemblages," 3-4:83

Gendron, Irene S., "Markets for hake," 1:50Geraci, J. R., and D. J St. Aubin, "Offshore

petroleum resource development and marinemammals: A review and research recommen­dations," II: I

Giddings, George G., "South American hakes:The resource and its utilization," 1:8

-see Otwell and GiddingsGillespie, Samuel M. -see Hixon et al.Goiney, Bernard-see Gunderson et al.Golden, James T., Robert L. Demory, and Wil­

liam H. Barss, "Abundance, size and age com­position, and growth of Pacific ocean perch,Sebastes altltus, sampled during 1977," 3-4:41

Gorga, Carmine, and Kevin J. Allen, "A surveyon whiting fillet blocks," 1:44

Griffin, Wade, L. -see Hixon et al.see Warren and Griffin

Grimes, C. B., K. W. Able, and S. C. Turner, "Aprelimina:y analysis of the tilefish,Lopholatilus chamaeleonticeps, fishery in theMid-Atlantic Bight," I J: 13

Groundfishmonitoring in sponge-coral areas off south­eastern United States

habitat observations and description, 5:23oceanographic observations, 5:22television transect studies, 5:26trap catch comparisons, 5:30trawl catch comparisons, 5:27

"Ground fish monitoring in sponge-coral areas offthe southeastern United States," by H. Powlesand C. A. Barans, 5:21

Gulf coastshrimp landings

relationship between ex-vessel value andsize composition of annual, 12:28trends in ex-vessel value and size composi­tion of annual, 12: 18

Gulf of Alaskarecent observations of a large eddy

distributions and circulation, 6:29formation, 6:30implications, 6:30surface features, 6:30

Gulf of Mexicoshrimp industry

costs and returns trends, 1971-78,2: JGunderson, Donald R., Pamela Callahan, and

Bernard Goiney, "Maturation and fecundity offour species of Sebastes," 3-4:74

____ , and Terrance M. Sample, "Dis­tribution and abundance of rockfish off Wash­ington, Oregon, and California during 1977,"3-4:2

____ -see Wishard et al.

HHake

marketscured, 1:52export, 1:52fillets and fillet blocks, 1:51headed and gutted, 1:51impedients to development, 1:53industrial, 1:52new product development, 1:53red hake, 1:52silver hake, 1:50white hake, 1:53whiting, fresh, 1:5 Iwhiting, Pacific, 1:53

names, 1:2South American resource and utilization

Argentina, 1:9Chile, 1:9Peru, 1:8Uruguay, I: 10

world utilizationAustralia, 1:7Brazil, 1:7foreign trade, 1:6France, 1:6Italy, 1:7Portugal, 1:7potential catches, 1:5products, 1:5Spain, 1:6United States, 1:7West Germany, 1:6world catch, 1:4Zaire, 1:7

Hake, redutilization, 1:32

Hake, silverfish blocks

economic feasibility of processing into, 1:26stocks and fishery off northeastern UnitedStates

current trends by state, I: 14current trends by stock, I: 15historical development, I: 13implications of expanded U.S. fishery, I: 19stock definition, I: 12stock status, 1:18

Hake productsindustry outlook for greater utilization

fillets, I: Ifish sticks and portions, I: Iother form s, I: I

"Handling whiting aboard fishing vessels," byJoseph J. Licciardello, 1:21

Hanlon, Roger T. -see Hixon et al.Harmon, Jerrel R., and Donn L. Park, "Evalua­

tion of a bypass system for juvenile salmon idsat Little Goose Dam," 6:25

Marine Fisheries Review

Hawaiifish

per capita annual uti lization and consump­tion, 1970-77,2:16

shellfishper capita annual utilization and consump­tion, 1970-77,2:16

"Healed penetrating injury of a bowhead whale,"by Thomas F Albert, George Migaki, HaroldW. Casey, and L. Michael Philo, 9-10:92

Helen ReefPalau, Western Caroline Islands

tridacnid clam stocks, 2:8High, William L., "Bait loss from halibut

long line gear observed from a submersible,"2:26

Hirschberger, Wendy, "Tridacnid clam stocks onHelen Reef, Palau, Western Caroline Islands,"2:8

"Historical shore-based catch of bowhead whalesin the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas,"by Willman M. Marquette and John R. Bock­stoce, 9-10:5

Hixon, Raymond F, Roger T. Hanlon, SamuelM. Gillespie, and Wade L. Griffin, "Squidfishery in Texas: Biological, economic, andmarket considerations," 7-8 :44

Hudgins, Linda L., "Per capita annual utiliza­tion and consumption of fish and shellfish inHawaii, 1970-77 ," 2:16

Hultin, H. O. -see Regenstein et al.Hurley, Geoffrey v., "Recent developments in

the squid, l/lex illecebrosus, fishery of New­foundland, Canada," 7-8:15

IIllex illecebrosus-see Squid. short-finned"Implications of transplantations to aquaculture

and ecosystems," by H. Rosenthal,S: 1"Industry outlook for greater utilization of hake

products," by Lee J. Weddig, I: I"Ingutuk: A morphological variant of the

bowhead whale, Balaena mysricerlls," byHoward W. Braham, Aoyd E. Durham, Gor­don H. Jarrell, and Stephan Leatherwood,9-10:70

"Instrument for determining depth of dehydra­tion of frozen fish," by John G. Callan andJohn H. Ryan, 6:32

"Introduction: A scientific perspective of thebowhead whale program," by Michael FTillman, 9-10:2

JJackson, William B -see Caillouet et al.Japan

squid fishing industry, 7-8: I"Japan's squid fishing industry," by William G.

Court, 7-8:1Jarrell, Gordon H. -see Braham et al.Juanico, Marcelo, "Developments In South

American squid fisheries, 7-8:10

KKelleher, S. D. -see Regenstein et al.Koi, Dennis B.-see Caillouet and Koi

see Caillouet et al.Krogman. Bruce D., "Sampling strategy for

enumerating the western Arctic population ofthe bowhead whale," 9-10:30

see Braham et al.

LLange, A. M. T., and M. P. Sissenwine,

"Biological considerations relevant to themanagement of squid (Loligo pealei and l/lexillecebroSlls) of the northwest Atlantic,"7-8:23

December 1980

Leatherwood, Stephen -see Brahanl et al.see Ljungblad et al.

Lenarz, William H., "Shortbelly rockfish,Sebasres jordani: A large unfished resource inwaters off California." 3-4:34

Licciardello, Joseph J., "H andl ing whitingaboard fishing vessels," 1:21

____ , Elinor M. Ravesi, and Michael G.AllSUp, "Frozen storage characteristics ofwhiting blocks," 1:55

Little Goose Damsalmonids, juvenile

evaluation of a bypass system, 6:25Ljungblad, D. K., S. Leatherwood, and M. E.

Dahlheim, "Sounds recorded in the presenceof an adult and calfbowhead whale," 9-10:86

Loligo pealei -see Squid, long-finnedLong, Douglas, and W. F Rathjen, "Experimen­

tal jigging for squid off the northeast UnitedStates," 7-8:60

Longline gear, halibutbait loss observed from a submersible, 2:26

Lopholarillls chamaeleollliceps-see TilefishLowry, Lloyd F, and John J. Burns, "Foods

utilized by bowhead whales near Barter Island,Alaska, autumn 1979," 9-10:88

Lux, F E. -see Anderson et al.

MMacintosh, Richard A., "The snail resource of

the eastern Bering Sea and its fishery," 5: 15Mailman, Reba-see Eisenberg et al.Mammals, marine

petroleum resource development, offshorebackground, 11:5behavioral effects of oil, 11:6behavioral/psychological effects of noise,11:4boat coli ision, I I :5indirect effects, II: 10ingestion and accumulation of oil, 11:7inhalation of oil, 11:9monitoring program, 11:10noxious effects of oil, 11:7oil countermeasures, 11:9oil detection and avoidance, 11:5physiological effects of noise, 11:3shock wave effects, II: 1thermal effects of oil, 11:6

"Markets for hake," by Irene S. Gendron, 1:50Marquette, Willman M., and John R. Bockstoce,

"Historical shore-based catch of bowheadwhales in the Bering, Chukchi, and BeaufortSeas," 9-10:5

"Maturation and Fecundity of four species ofSebasres," by Donald R. Gunderson, PamelaCallahan, and Bernard Goiney, 3-4:74

Medway, W., "Some observations on urine froma bowhead whale," 9-10:91

Mendelsohn, J. M., and 1. G. Callan, "Evalua­tion of a prototype fish cleaning machine withproprosals for a commercial processing line,"1:38

Merlllccills bilinearis -see Hake, silverMerlllccillS producrlls-see Whiting, PacificMicropogon IIndulallls -see CroakerMigaki, George-see Albert et al."Migration of bowhead whales past Cape Lis­

burne, Alaska," by David J. Rugh and JamesC. Cubbage, 9-10:46

"Minimal historical size of the western Arcticpopulations of bowhead whales," by L. L.Eberhardt and 1. M. Breiwick, 9-10:27

Mollieefficiency as live bait for pole-and-line skipjackfishing

fishing results, general, 6: 18mollies as baitfish, 6:17Samoa, American, 6: 19survival,6:18Tuvalu and the Gilbert Islands, 6:20

"Morphology and distribution patterns of severalimportant species of rockfish (genusSebasres) ," by Peter B. Adams, 3-4:80

N"Names of the hakes," by Daniel M. Cohen, 1:2Nantucket Sound, Massachusetts

experimental squid fishing with lights, 7-8:51elson, Martin O. -see Dark et al.ew Englandsquid

experimental pair trawling, 7-8:57Newfoundland, Canada

squid, short-finnedrecent developments in fishery, 7-8 15

unnallee, Edmund P. -see Dark et al.

o"Observations of bowhead whales during spring

migration," by Geoffry M. Carroll and John R.Smithhisler, 9-10:80

"Offshore petroleum resource development andmarine mammals: A review and research rec­ommendations," by J. R. Geraci and D. 1. SI.Aubin, 11:1

Oregonrockfish

distribution and abundance, 1977,3-4:2rockfish, yellowtail

length and age composition, 1977,3-4:54Otwell, W. Steven, and George G. Giddings,

"Scanning electron microscopy of squid,Loligo pealei: Raw, cooked, and frozen man­tie," 7-8:67

Oyster, easternintroduction to Pacific coast of North America,12:3

Oyster, Pacificintroduced from Japan to

Australasia, 12:3France, 12:3Pacific coast of North America, 12:3

Oyster, Portugueseintroduced from Portugal and Spain to France,12:2

Oysters, exoticreview of introductions

adapt ions of marine organisms to oceanicand continental climates, 12:2attitudes and rationales for new introduc­tions, 12:7biological planning for new importations,12:6competition with native species, 12:7history of major introductions, 12:2importance of races, 12:8importation categories, 12:2invertebrate species associated with, west­ern European waters, 12:4mollusks associated with, Pacific coast ofNorth America, 12:4preimportation studies needed and controlsrequired, 12:9role in spreading diseases and parasites, 12:5role of hatcheries, 12:8

pPalau

Helen Reef, Western Caroline Islandstridacnid clam stocks, 2:8

Park, Donn L. -see Harmon and ParkPenaells azreclls-see Shrimp, brownPenaells dllorarum -see Shrimp, pinkPenaells seriferus -see Shrimp, white"Per capita annual utilization and consumption of

fish and shellfish in Hawaii, 1970-77," byLinda L. Hudgins, 2: 16

Perch, Pacific oceanabundance, size and age composition, and

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growthage and size composition, 3-4:41,43biomass, 3-4:41 , 42catch composition, 3-4:41,42growth, 3-4:42, 44

Philbin, Cavin W., "Three different deliverymodes for fresh-caught Pacific whiting, Mer­/uccius productus," 2:30

Philo, L. Michael-see Albert et al.Poecilia mexicana -see Mollie"Polychlorinated biphenyls in fish and shellfish of

the Chesapeake Bay," by Max Eisenberg, RebaMailman, and Haskell S. Tubiash, 2:21

Powles, H., and C. A. Barans, "Groundfishmonitoring in sponge-coral areas off the south­eastern United States," 5:21

"(A) preliminary analysis of the tilefish,Lopho/atilus chamae/eonticeps, fishery in theMid-Atlantic Bight," by C. B. Grimes, K. W.Able, and S. C. Turner, I l: 13

"(A) preliminary estimate of the reduction of thewestern Arctic bowhead whale populaton bythe pelagic whaling industry: 1848-1915," byJohn Bockstoce, 9-10:20

"Preliminary method for estimating marinefisheries enforcement requirements," byCharles M. Fuss, Jr., Daniel W. Dunn, andRobert M. Spraitz, II: 19

Q"(The) quality of squid held in chilled seawater

versus conventional shipboard handling," byVincent G. Ampola, 7-8:74

RRasekh, Jamshyd G., Melvin E. Waters. and V.

D. Sidwell, "The effect of washing on thequality characteristics of minced fresh croaker,Micropogon undu/alus, held in frozen stor­age," 11:26

Rathjen, W. F. -see Long and RathjenRavesi, Elinor-see Licciardello et a!."Recent development in the squid, II/ex il/eceb­

rosus, fishery of Newfoundland, Canada," byGeoffrey V. Hurley, 7-8:15

"Recent observations of a large eddy in the Gulfof Alaska," by R. K. Reed, 6:29

Reed, R. K., "Recent observations of a largeeddy in the Gulf of Alaska," 6:29

Reeves, Randall R., "Spitsbergen bowheadstock: A short review," 9-10:65

Regenstein, J. M., H. O. Hultin, M. Fey, and S.D. Kelleher, "Utilization of red hake," 1:32

"Relationship between ex-vessel value and sizecomposition of annual landings of shrimp fromGulf and South Atlantic coasts," by Charles W.Caillouet, Dennis B. Koi, and William BJackson, 12:28

"(A) review of introductions of exotic oysters andbiological planning for new importations," byJay D. Andrews, 12: I

Rockfishdistribution and abundance, 1977

California, 3-4:2Oregon, 3-4:2Washington, 3-4:2

maturation and fecundity of four species,3-4:74morphology and distribution patterns ofseveral species, 3-4:80stock separation of five species using naturallyoccurring biochemical genetic markers

electrophoresis applicability to marinefisheries, 3-4:72genetic data, 3-4:67species relationships, 3-4:70

Rockfish, canarymaturation and fecundity, 3-4:74

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size and age composition and growth, 3-4:57Rockfish, shortbelly

resource off Californiadevelopment potential of fishery, 3-4:39growth. 3-4:34larval and juvenile stages, 3-4:34length-weight, 3-4:35management options for fishery develop­ment, 3-4:39maturation, fecundity. and sex composition,3-4:35movements, 3-4:35reaction to fishing, 3-4:37relationships with other species, 3-4:36survey results with regard to fishing, 3-4:38

Rockfish, splitnosesize and age composition and growth, 3-4:57

Rockfish, yellowtaillength and age composition, 1977

California, 3-4:54Oregon, 3-4 :54Washington, 3-4:54

maturation and fecundity, 3-4:74Rosenthal, H., "Implications of transplantations

to aquaculture and ecosystems," 5:1Rugh, David J., and James C. Cubbage, "Migra­

tion of bowhead whales past Cape Lisburne,Alaska," 9-10:46

Ryan, John J. -see Callan and Ryan

SSI. Aubin, D. J. -see Geraci and SI. Aubin'''Saki-ika': Dried squid processing equipment

and markets," by Daniel J. Sheehy and SusanF. Vik, 7-8:85

Salmon ids, anadromousenvironmental factors affecting smoltificationand early marine survival

activation of latent infections, 6: 10ATPase test, 6:8body composition, lipid-moisture dynam­ics, carbohydrate metabolism, 6:3body silvering, fin darkening, 6:2buoyancy adjustment, 6:4contaminant exposure, 6:5endocrine control, 6:3environmental stress and scale loss, 6: 10gill parasite infestations and seawater toler­ance,6'11growth rate, condition factor, 6:3hatchery practices, fish disease treatments,6:7hypoosmotic regulatory capability, salinitytolerance and preference, 6:2methods for optimizing time, age, and sizeat release, 6:8migratory activity, 6:4Na+, K +-ATPase activity, 6:4physiological problems during release andemigration, 6: 10photoperiod,6:7seawater challenge tests, 6:9size threshold, 6:5thyroxine monitoring, 6: 10water temperature, 6:6

Salmonids, juvenileevaluation of a bypass system at Little GooseDam

directional currents in bulkhead slot, 6:28fish passage through orifices placed in bulk­head slot, 6:27fish passage through orifices placed inoperating gate slot, 6:28

Sample, Terrance M. -see Gunderson andSample

"Sampling strategy for enumerating the westernArctic population of the bowhead whale," byBruce D. ~<rogman, 9-10:30

Saunders, Richard L. -see Wedemeyer et al."Scanning electron microscopy of squid, Lo/igo

pea/ei: Raw, cooked, and frozen mantle," byW. Steven Otwell and George G. Giddings,7-8:67

Sebastes a/ulus-see Perch, Pacific oceanSebastes dip/oproa -see Rockfish, splitnoseSebastesjfavidus-see Rockfish, yellowtailSebasles goodei -see ChilipepperSebasles jordani -see Rockfish, shortbellySebasles paucispinis-see BocaccioSebasles pinniger-see Rockfish, canarySheehy, Daniel J., and Susan F. Vik, '''Saki-ika':

Dried squid processing equipment and mar­kets," 7-8:85

ShellfishHawaii,1970-77

per capita annual utilization and consump­tion, 2: 16

polychlorinated biphenyls, Chesapeake Bayeffects on humans, 2:22PCB control, 2:22

"Shortbelly rockfish, Sebastes jordani: A largeunfished resource in waters off California," byWilliam H. Lenarz, 3-4:34

ShrimpGulf and South Atlantic coasts

relationship between ex-vessel value andsize composition of annual landings, 12:28

Shrimp, brownGulf and South Atlantic coasts

relationship between ex-vessel value andsize composition of annual landings, 12:28

trends in ex-vessel value and size compositionof annual landings

annual average ex-vessel value by size cate­gory, 12:19annual cumulative ex-vessel value of land­ings by size category, 12:22annual cumulative landings by size category,12:21data description, 12:18landings, 12: 19

Shrimp, pinkGulf and South Atlantic coasts

relationship between ex-vessel value andsize composition of annual landings, 12:28

trends in ex-vessel value and size compositionof annual landings

annual average ex-vessel value by size cate­gory, 12:19annual cumulative ex-vessel value of land­ings by size category, 12 :22annual cumuatlve landings by size category,12:21data description, 12: 18landings, 12:19

Shrimp, whiteGulf and South Atlantic coasts

relationship between ex-vessel value andsize composition of annual landings, 12:28

trends in ex-vessel value and size compositionof annual landings

annual average ex-vessel value by size cate­gory, 12: 19annual cumulative ex-vessel value of land­ings by size category, 12:22annual cumulative landings by size category,12:21data description, 12:18landings, 12: 19

Shrimp industrycosts and returns trends in Gulf of Mexico

annual cash flows, 2:5annual costs and returns, 2:4cash flow budgeting, 2:3catch, seasonal variations, 2:2costs and returns budgeting, 2:3

Marine Fisheries Review

data analysis, 2:3data description, 2:2investment analysis, 2:3monthly cash flows, 2:5

Sidwell, V. D.-see Rasekh et al."Silver hake-a prospectus," by Paul M. Earl,

1:26"(The) silver hake stocks and fishery off the

northeastern United States," by E. D. Ander­son, F. E. Lux, and F. P. Almeida, I: 12

Singh, R. Paul, and Daniel E. Brown, "Devel­opment of a squid skinning and evisceratingsystem," 7-8:77

Sissen wine, M. P. -see Lange and Sissen wine"Size composition, age composition, and growth

of canary rockfish, Sebasles pinniger, andsplitnose rockfish, S. diploproa, from the 1977rockfish survey," by George W. Boehlert,3-4:57

"Size composition, age composition, and growthof chilipepper, Sebasles goodei, and bocaccio,S. paucispinis, from the 1977 rockfish sur­vey," by Mark E. Wilkins, 3-4:48

Smithhisler, John R. -see Carroll and Smith­hisler

Snailresource and fishery of eastern Bering Sea

composition, 5: 15Japanese fishery, 5: J7Iife history, 5: 16prospects for U.S. fishery, 5: 19

"(The) snail resource of the eastern Bering Seaand its fishery," by Richard A. Macintosh,5: 15

"Social considerations associated with marinerecreational fishing under FCMA," by Chad P.Dawson and BruceT. Wilkins, 12:12

"Some observations on urine from a bowheadwhale," by W. Medway, 9-10:91

"Sounds recorded in the presence of an adult andcalf bowhead whale," by D. K. Ljungblad, S.Leatherwood, and M. E. Dahlheim, 9-10:86

South Americahake

resource and utilization, 1:8squid fisheries developments, 7-8:10

"South American hakes: The resource and itsutilization," by George G. Giddings, 1:8

"Spitsbergen bowhead stock: A short review," byRandall R. Reeves, 9-10:65

Spraitz, Robert M. -see Fuss et al."Spring migration of the western Arctic popula­

tion of bowhead whales," by Howard W.Braham, Mark A. Fraker, and Bruce D. Krog­man, 9-10:36

Squidexperimental fishing with lights in NantucketSound

vessel, rigging, and operation, 7-8:52vessel trials, 7-8:53

experimental jigging off northeast UnitedStates

biological data, 7 -8:65catch and effort, 7 -8 :64environmental factors, 7 -8:65fishing areas, 7 -8 :63fishing operations, 7-8 :62fishing vessels and gear, 7-8:60processing operations, 7 -8 :63vessel lighting, 7-8:66

ew Englandexperimental pair trawling, 7-8 :57

quality of, held in chilled seawater vs. conven­tional shipboard handling

boxed,7-8:74frozen at sea, 7-8:74organoleptic results, 7-8:75penned,7-8:74

December 1980

procedure ashore, 7-8 :75procedure at sea, 7-8:74quality determination, 7 -8:75

skinning and eviscerating system, develop­ment

design considerations, 7-8:77ducting,7-8:79evisceration and pen removal, 7-8:79industrial scale-up, 7-8:84orientation and alignment, 7-8:77performance trials, 7-8:81removal from machine, 7-8:80skinning process, 7-8 :79

Squ id, driedprocessing equipment and markets, 7-8:85

Squid, long-finnedbiological considerations relevant to manage­ment in northwest Atlantic

biology, 7 -8 :23commercial fishery, 7-8:29length frequency samples, 7-8:31research cruise abundance, 7-8 :32simulation model of population, 7-8:36

scanning electron microscopycooked,7-8:73frozen, 7-8 :69muscle fibers, 7-8:69procedure, 7-8:67raw squid, 7-8:68

Squid, short-finnedbiological considerations relevant to manage­ment in northwest Atlantic

biology, 7-8:23commercial fishery, 7-8:29length frequency samples, 7-8:31research cruise abundance, 7-8:32simulation model of population, 7-8:36

recent developments in Newfoundland fisherycatch rates, factors influencing inshore,7-8: 18dried,7-8:20fishing strategy developments, 7 -8: 17frozen, 7-8:20landings, distribution, and economic value,7-8:15life history, 7-8:15management initiatives, 7-8 16offshore fishery, 7-8: 19processing and marketing developments,7-8:19prospects, 7 -8 :21

Squid catchesresulting from trawl surveys off southeasternUnited States, 7-8:39

"Squid catches resulting from trawl surveys offthe southeastern United States," by 1. DavidWhitaker, 7-8:39

Squid fisheryJapan's industry

consumption, 7 -8:6fishery, 7-8: Iimport quota system, 7-8:8regulation, 7-8:4

Newfoundland, Canadarecent developments in short-finned, 7 -8: 15

South American, developmentsAtlantic coast, 7-8: IIconsumer market, 7-8: 12Pacific coast, 7-8: 10situation, general, 7-8:10squ id resou rces, 7-8: 12

Texasbiological, economic, and market consider­ations, 7-8:44

"Squid fishery in Texas: Biological, economic,and market considerations," by Raymond F.Hixon, Roger T. Hanlon, Samuel M. Gillespie,and Wade L. Griffin, 7-8:44

"Stock separation of five rockfish species usingnarurally occurring biochemical genetic mark­ers," by Lisa N. Wishard, Fred M. Utter, andDonald R. Gunderson, 3-4:64

Submersibleobserve bait loss from halibut longline gear,2:26

"Summer distribution of bowhead whales in theeastern Beaufort Sea," by Mark A. Fraker andJohn R. Bockstoce, 9-10:57

"(A) survey on whiting fillet blocks," by Car­mine Gorga and Kevin J. Allen, 1:44

TTexas

squid fisherybiological, economic, and market consider­ations, 7-8:44

'Three different delivery modes for fresh-caughtPacific whiting, Merluccius producluS," byCavin W. Philbin, 2:30

Tilefishfishery in Mid-Atlantic Bight

catch, 11:15catch rates, 11:15effort, 11:15gear and operations, II: 15history, 11: 14size of fish, I J: 15

Tillman, Michael F., "Introduction: A scientificperspective of the bowhead whale program,"9-10:2

Transplantationsimplications to aquaculture and ecosystems

accidental transplantations, 5:6carp, common, 5:3carp, grass, 5:4crayfish, 5:6diseases, 5:7fish disease control problems, 5: IIfish parasites, 5:8fishes, other, 5:4live transport and storage, 5:9ornamental fish trade, 5: 10oysters, 5:6purposeful transplantations, 5:2salmonids, 5:4lilapia,5:2transfer by sea traffic, 5: I

Trawling, pairexperimental for squid in New England, 7-8:57

Traynor, Jimmie J.-see Dark et al."Trends in ex-vessel value and size composition

of annual landings of brown, pink, and whiteshrimp from the Gulf and South Atlantic coastsof the United States," by Charles W. Caillouetand Dennis B. Koi, 12:18

"Tridacnid clam stocks on Helen Reef, Palau,Western Carol ine Islands," by WendyHirschberger, 2:8

Tubiash, Haskell S. -see Eisenberg et al.Tuna, skipjack

molliesefficiency as live bait for pole-and-Iine fish­ing,6:15

Turner, S. C. -see Grimes et al.Tyler, A. V. -see Gabriel and Tyler

UUnited States, northeast

experimental squid jigging off, 7-8:60United States, northeastern

hake, silverstocks and fishery, I: 12

United States, southeasterngroundfish monitoring and sponge-coral areas,5:21squid catches resulting from trawl surveys off,

39

7-8:39Urophycis chuss -see Hake, red"Utilization of red hake," by J. M. Regenstein,

H. O. Hultin, M. Fey, and S. D. Kelleher, 1:32Utter, Fred. M. -see Wishard et al.

V"Vessel surveys for bowhead whales in the Bering

and Chukchi Seas, June-July 1978," by Mari­lyn Dahlheim, Teresa Bray, and HowardBraham, 9-10:51

Vik, Susan F. -see Sheehy and Vik

WWarren, John P., and Wade L. Griffin, "Costs and

returns trends in the Gulf of Mcico shrimpindustry, 1971-78," 2:1

Washingtonrockfish

distribution and abundance, 1977, 3-4:2rockfish, yellowtail

length and age composition, 1977, 3-4:54Waters, Melvin E. -see Rasekh et al.Weddig, Lee J., "Industry outlook for greater

utilization of hake products," 1: IWedemeyer, Gary A., Richard A. Saunders, and

W. Craig Clarke, "Environmental factors af­fecting smoltification and early marine survivalof anadromous salmon ids, " 6: I

Whale, bowheadArctic population, western

minimal historical size, 9-10:27Bering and Chukchi Seas

vessel surveys, June-July 1978, 9-10:51fetuses and calves

morphology, external, 9-10:74foods utilized near Barter Island, Alaska, au­tumn 1979,9-10:88historical shore-based catch in Bering, Chuk­chi, and Beaufort Seas

aboriginal phase, 9-10:9, 10Canada, 9-10:16commercial phase, 9-10:9, 13data recording, 9-10:9data sources, 9-10:9evolution, 9-10:9subsistence phase, 9-10:9, 14U.S.S.R.,9-10:14

ingutuk: a morphological variantgenetic-biochemical analysis, 9-10:72geographic isolation, 9-10:71morphological features, 9-10:71proportion observed, 9-10:71sex and size-class variation, 9-10:71taxonomic considerations and Eskimonomenclature, 9-10:70

injury, healed penetrating, 9-10:92migration past Cape Lisburne, Alaska

behavior, 9-10:50census, 9-10:47direction headed, 9-10:49distance offshore, 9-10:49dive times, 9-10:50surface times, 9-10:51timing of migration, 9-10:49travel rate, 9-10:48visual cues, 9-10:50

observations of spring migrationdive profiles, 9-10:81"exuberant" behavior, 9-10:83feeding behavior, 9-10:84group size, 9-10:81maneuvering in ice, 9-10:82rate and direction, 9-10:81reaction to human disturbance, 9-10:83resting, 9-10:83size class distribution, 9-10:81

pelagic whaling industry: 1848-1915

40

preliminary estimate of reduction of westernArctic population, 9-10:20

review of Spitsbergen stockaboriginal exploitation, 9-10:65commercial exploitation, whale distribu­tion, and stock identity, 9-10:65historical status, 9-10:67present status, 9-10:69reasons for decline and failure to recover,9-10:68

sampling strategy for enumerating westernArctic population

aerial survey, 9-10:31computer modeling to improve accuracy andprecision, 9-10:34ice and land camps, 9-10:31measurement of accuracy and precision formissed data, 9-10:35relative abundance, 9-10:34study area, 9-10:30total abundance, 9-10:31

scientific perspective of programdata lack stimulates U.S. research, 9-10:3harvest monitoring results, 9-10:3legal background, 9-10:4life history and stock identity, 9-10:2population estimates, 9-10:4utilization history, 9-10:2

some observations on urine, 9-10:91sounds recorded in presence of adult and calf,9-10:86spring migration of western Arctic population

data sources, 9-10:37effect of ice cover on migration, 9-10:44migration routes and timing, 9-10:37study area and ice conditions, 9-10:37

summer distribution in eastern Beaufort Searecent observations, 9-10:59, 60whaling ship observations, 9-10:57,59

Whaling industry, pelagicbowhead

prelimhary estimate of reduction of westernArctic population, 1848-1915,9-10:20

Whitaker, Donald R., "World utilization ofhake," 1:4

Whitaker, J. David. "Squid catches resultingfrom trawl surveys off the southeastern UnitedStates," 7-8:39

Whitingfillet block survey, 1:44handling aboard fishing vessels

bleeding, 1:21chilling. 1:22effect of rigor mortis, 1:22gutting, 1:21temperature. 1:22washing, 1:2 I

Whiting. Pacificdistribution, abundance, and biological charac­teristics

age composition. 3-4:26bottom trawl survey. 3-4: 18distribution and abundance, 3-4:21hydro~coustic-midwater trawl survey,3-4: 18length composition, 3-4:28sample density, 3-4:21

three different delivery modes for fresh-caughtannual catch rate, 2:34busine,s and indebtness, 2:36contingency, 2:35crew, 2:32daily catch rate, 2:33delivery modes, 2:31 , 32depreciation, 2:36ex-vessel price, 2:34fuel, 2:34gear maintenance, 2:36

gross profit, 2:35gross stock, 2:34gross vessel share, 2:36hull insurance, 2:36ice, 2:35income taxes, 2:36lubrication, 2:35operating schedules, 2:32Oregon State landing tax, 2:35protection and indemnity, 2:36provisions, 2:35vessel characteristics, 2:31

Whiting blocksfrozen storage characteristics, 1:55

Wilkins, Bruce T. -see Dawson and WilkinsWilkins, Mark E., "Size composition, age com­

position, and growth of chilipepper, Sebastesgoodei, and bocaccio,S. paucispinis, from the1977 rockfish survey," 3-4:48

Wishard, Lisa N., Fred M. Utter, and Donald R.Gunderson, "Stock separation of five rockfishspecies using naturally occurring biochemicalgenetic markers," 3-4:64

"World utilization of hake," by Donald R.Whitaker, 1:4

Y"Yellowtail rockfish, Sebastes jlavidus, length

and age composition off California, Oregon,and Washington in 1977," by Michael E.Fraidenburg, 3-4:54

Papers in MarineFisheries Review, 1980January

"Industry Outlook for Greater Utilization ofHake Products," Lee J. Weddig, 1:1.

"Names of the Hakes," Daniel M. Cohen, 1:2-3."World Utilization of Hake," Donald R. Whit­

aker,I:4-7."South American Hakes: The Resource and Its

Utilization," George G. Giddings, 1:8-11."The Silver Hake Stocks and Fishery off the

Northeastern United States," E. D. Anderson,F. E. Lux, and F. P. Almeida, 1:12-20.

"Handling Whiting Aboard Fishing Vessels,"Joseph J. Licciardello, 1:21-25.

"Silver Hake-A Prospectus," Paul M. Earl,1:26-31.

"Utilization of Red Hake," J. M. Regenstein,H. O. Hultin, M. Fey, and S. D. Kelleher,1:32-37.

"Evaluation of a Prototype Fish Cleaning Ma­chine With Proposals for a CommercialProcessing Line," J. M. Mendelsohn and1. G. Callan, 1:38-43.

"A Survey on Whiting Fillet Blocks," CarmineGorga and Kevin J. Allen, 1:44-49.

"Markets for Hake," Irene S. Gendron, 1:50-54."Frozen Storage Characteristics of Whiting

Blocks," Joseph J. Licciardello, Elinor M.Ravesi, and Michael G. Allsup, 1:55-60.

February

"Costs and Returns Trends in the Gulf of MexicoShrimp Industry, 1971-78," John P. Warrenand Wade L. Griffin, 2: 1-7.

"Tridacnid Clam Stocks on Helen Reef, Palau,Western Caroline Islands," Wendy Hirsch­berger, 2:8-15.

"Per Capita Annual Utilization and Consump-

Marine Fisheries Review

tion of Fish and Shellfish in Hawaii, 1970-77,"Linda L. Hudgins, 2:16-20.

"Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Fish and Shellfishof the Chesapeake Bay," Max Eisenberg, RebaMailman, and Haskell S. Tubiash, 2:21-25.

"Bait Loss From Halibut Longline Gear Ob­served From a Submersible," William L.High, 2:26-29.

"Three Different Delivery Modes for FreshCaught Pacific Whiting, Merlllccills pro­dllctlls," Cavin W. Philbin, 2:30-36.

March-April

"Cooperative Survey of Rockfish and WhitingResources Off California, Washington, andOregon, 1977: Introduction," Donald R. Gun­derson and William H. Lenarz, 3-4: I.

"Distribution and Abundance of Rockfish OffWashington, Oregon, and California During1977," Donald R. Gunderson and TerranceM. Sample, 3-4:2-16.

"The Distribution, Abundance, and BiologicalCharacteristics of Pacific Whiting, Merlllccillsproduc/IIs, in the California-British ColumbiaRegion During July-September 1977," ThomasA. Dark, Martin O. Nelson, Jimmie J. Tray­nor, and Edmund P. Nunnallee, 3-4: 17-33.

"Shortbelly Rockfish, Sebastesjordani: A LargeUnfished Resource in Waters Off California,"William H. Lenarz, 3-4:34-40.

"Abundance, Size and Age Composition, andGrowth of Paci fic Ocean Perch, SebastesalttlllS, Sampled During 1977," James T.Golden, Robert L. Demory, and William H.Barss,3-4:41-47.

"Size Composition, Age Composition, andGrowth of Chilipepper, Sebastes goodei, andBocaccio, S. pallcispinis, From the 1977 Rock­fish Survey," Mark Wilkins, 3-4:48-53.

"Yellowtail Rockfish, Sebastes jlavidlls, Lengthand Age Composition off California, Oregon,and Washington in 1977," Michael E. Fraiden­burg, 3-4:54-56.

"Size Composition, Age Composition, andGrowth of Canary Rockfish, Sebastes pin­niger, and Splitnose Rockfish, S. diploproa,From the 1977 Rockfish Survey," George W.Boehlert,3-4:57-63.

"Stock Separation of Five Rockfish SpeciesUsing Naturally Occurring Biochemical Ge­netic Markers," Lisa N. Wishard, Fred M.Utter, and Donald R. Gunderson, 3-4:64-73.

"Maturation and Fecundity of Four Species ofSebastes," Donald R. Gunderson, PamelaCallahan, and Bernard Goiney, 3-4:74-79.

"Morphology and Distribution Patterns of Sev­eral Important Species of Rockfish (GenusSebastes)," Peter B. Adams, 3-4:80-82.

"Preliminary Analysis of Pacific Coast DemersalFish Assemblages," Wendy L. Gabriel andA. V. Tyler, 3-4:83-88.

May

"Implications of Transplantations to Aquacul­ture and Ecosystems," H. Rosenthal, 5:1-14.

"The Snail Resource of the Eastern Bering Seaand Its Fishery," Richard A. Maclntosh,5:15-20.

"Groundfish Monitoring in Sponge-Coral AreasOff the Southeastern United States," H. Powlesand C. A. Barans, 5:21-35.

June

"Environmental Factors Affecting Smoltifica­tion and Early Marine Survival of Anadromous

Salmonids," Gary A. Wedemeyer, RichardL. Saunders, and W. Craig Clarke, 6:1-14.

"The Efficiency of Mollies, Poecilia mexicana,as Live Bait for Pole-and-Line Skipjack Fish­ing: Fishing Trials in the Tropical CentralPacific," Patrick G. Bryan, 6:15-24.

"Evaluation of a Bypass System for JuvenileSalmonids at Little Goose Dam," Jerrel R.Harmon and Donn L. Park, 6:25-28.

"Recent Observations of a Large Eddy in theGulf of Alaska," R. K. Reed, 6:29-31.

"Instrument for Determining Depth of Dehydra­tion of Frozen Fish," John G. Callan andJohn J. Ryan, 6:32-34.

July-August

"Japan's Squid Fishing Industry," William G.Court, 7-8: 1-9.

"Developments in South American Squid Fish­eries," Marcelo Juanico, 7-8:10-14.

"Recent Developments in the Squid, II/exil/ecebrosus, Fishery of Newfoundland, Can­ada," Geoffrey V. Hurley, 7-8:15-22.

"Biological Considerations Relevant to the Man­agement of Squid (Loligo pealei and II/exil/ecebrosus) of the Northwest Atlantic ,"A. M. T. Lange and M. P. Sissenwine,7-8:23-38.

"Squid Catches Resulting From Trawl Surveysoff the Southeastern United States," J. DavidWhitaker, 7-8:39-43.

"Squid Fishery in Texas: Biological, Economic,and Market Considerations," Raymond F.Hixon, Roger T. Hanlon, Samuel M. Gilles­pie, and Wade L. Griffin, 7-8:44-50.

"Experimental Fishing for Squid With Lightsin Nantucket Sound," Elizabeth H. Amaraland H. Arnold Carr, 7-8:51-56.

"Experimental Pair Trawling for Squid in ewEngland," Alan J. B1ott, 7-8:57-59.

"Experimental Jigging for Squid off the North­east United States," Douglas Long and W. F.Rathjen, 7-8:60-66.

"Scanning Electron Microscopy of Squid. Loligopealei: Raw, Cooked, and Frozen Mantle,"W. Steven Otwell and George G. Giddings,7-8:67-73 .

"The Quality of Squid Held in Chilled SeawaterVersus Conventional Shipboard Handling,"Vincent G. Ampola, 7-8:74-76.

"Development of a Squid Skinning and Eviscer­ating System," R. Paul Singh and Daniel E.Brown, 7-8:77-84.

"'Saki-ika': Dried Squid Processing Equipmentand Markets," Daniel J. Sheehy and Susan F.Vik,7-8:85-92.

September-October

"The Bowhead Whale: Whaling and BiologicalResearch (Preface)," 9-10: I.

"Introduction: A Scientific Perspective of theBowhead Whale Problem," Michael F. Till­man, 9-10:2-5.

"Historical Shore-Based Catch of BowheadWhales in the Bering, Chukchi, and BeaufortSeas," Willman M. Marquette and John R.Bockstoce,9-10:5-19.

"A Preliminary Estimate of the Reduction of theWestern Arctic Bowhead Whale Population bythe Pelagic Whaling Industry: 1848-1915,"John R. Bockstoce, 9-10:20-27.

"Minimal Historical Size of the Western ArcticPopulation of Bowhead Whales," L. L. Eber­hardt and J. M. Breiwick. 9-10:27-29.

"Sampling Strategy for Enumerating the West­ern Arctic Population of the Bowhead Whale,"

~ GPO 696·399

Bruce D. Krogman, 9-10:30-36."Spring Migration of the Western Arctic Pop­

ulation of Bowhead Whales," Howard W.Braham, Mark A. Fraker, and Bruce D.Krogman, 9-10:36-46.

"Migration of Bowhead Whales Past Cape Lis­burne, Alaska," David J. Rugh and James C.Cubbage, 9-10:46-51.

" Vessel Survey for Bowhead Whales in theBering and Chukchi Seas, June-July 1978,"Marilyn Dahlheim, Teresa Bray, and HowardBraham, 9-10:51-57.

"Summer Distribution of Bowhead Whales inthe Eastern Beaufort Sea," Mark A. Frakerand John R. Bockstoce, 9-10:57-64.

"Spitsbergen Bowhead Stock: A Short Review,"Randall R. Reeves, 9-10:65-69.

"Ingutuk: A Morphological Variant of the Bow­head Whale, Salaena mysticetlls," HowardW. Braham, Floyd E. Durham, Gordon H.Jarrell, and Stephen Leatherwood, 9-10:70-73.

"External Morphology of Bowhead Fetuses andCalves," Floyd E. Durham, 9-10:74-80.

"Observations of Bowhead Whales DuringSpring Migration," Geoffry M. Carroll andJohn R. Smithhisler, 9-10:80-85.

"Sounds Recorded in the Presence of an Adultand Calf Bowhead Whale," D. K. Ljung­blad, S. Leatherwood, and M. E. Dahlheim,9-10:86-87.

"Foods Utilized by Bowhead Whales Near BarterIsland, Alaska, Autumn 1979," Lloyd F.Lowry and John J. Burns, 9-10:88-91.

"Some Observations on Urine From A BowheadWhale," W. Medway, 9-10:91-92.

"Healed Penetrating Injury of a BowheadWhale," Thomas F. Albert, George Migaki,Harold W. Casey, and L. Michael Philo,9-10:92-96.

ovember

"Off hore Petroleum Resource Development andMarine Mammals: A Review and ResearchRecommendations," J. R. Geraci and D. J.SI. Aubin, 11:1-12.

"A Preliminary Analysis of the Tilefish, Lopho­latillls chamaeleonticeps, Fishery in the Mid­Atlantic Bight," C. B. Grimes, K. W. Able,and S. C. Turner, II: 13-18.

"Preliminary Method for Estimating Marine Fish­eries Enforcement Requirements," Charles M.Fuss, Jr., Daniel W. Dunn, and Robert M.Spraitz, II: 19-25.

"The Effect of Washing on the Qual ity Charac­teristics of Minced Fresh Croaker, Micro­pogon IIndlllatus, Held in Frozen Storage,"Jamshyd G. Rasekh, Melvin E. Waters, andV. D. Sidwell, 11:26-30.

December

"A Review of Introductions of Exotic Oystersand Biological Planning for New Importa­tions," Jay D. Andrews, 12:1-11.

"Social Considerations Associated With MarineRecreational Fishing Under FCMA," Chad P.Dawson and Bruce T. Wilkins, 12:12-17.

"Trends in Ex-vessel Value and Size Composi­tion of Annual Landings of Brown, Pink,and White Shrimp From the Gulf and SouthAtlantic Coasts of the United States," CharlesW. Caillouet and Dennis B. Koi, 12: 18-27.

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