Applying Genetic Principles and Technologies To The Management and Conservation Of Fishery and Aquatic Resources - Part 2

Tuesday, September 10, 2013: 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
Pope (Statehouse Convention Center)
Part 2
Organizer:
Jeff Olsen
Moderators:
Jeff Olsen , William Eldridge and William D. Templin
8:00 AM
T-PO-1
The Origin and Genetic Diversity of Kokanee (Oncorhynchus nerka) On the Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska
Jeff Olsen, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; John Wenburg, US Fish and Wildlife Service; Joseph Miller, Chelan Public Utility District; Scott Pavey, Laval University; Troy Hamon, National Park Service

8:20 AM
T-PO-2
Using Ancient DNA to Solve the Mystery of the Extinct Blue Pike Sander Vitreus Glaucus Hubbs
Carol A. Stepien, The University of Toledo; Amanda E. Haponski, The University of Toledo

8:40 AM
T-PO-3
Archival Scale Collections and Genetic Techniques in Fisheries Management and Conservation
Wendylee Stott, USGS-Great Lakes Science Center

9:00 AM
T-PO-4
Sandwich Hybridization Assay (SHA) As a Novel Genetic Approach for Rapid Identification and Quantification of Red Drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) Eggs
Rebecca Mortensen, College of Charleston; Stephen Arnott, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources; William J. Jones, University of South Carolina; William Roumillat, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources; Dianne Greenfield, University of South Carolina

9:20 AM
T-PO-5
Establishing the Relationship of Major Histocompatibility Genotype and Egg Production in Bony Fish
Joy Young, Fish & Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission; Jim Whittington, Fish & Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission; Ron Taylor, Fish & Wildlife Research Institute, Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission; Colin Hughes, Florida Atlantic University

9:40 AM
T-PO-6
Use of Genetic Data to Guide Management of An Historically Admixed Species Complex
Michael E. Douglas, University of Arkansas; Marlis R. Douglas, University of Arkansas

10:00 AM
T-PO-7
Tuesday AM Break


10:20 AM
T-PO-8
Extended Morning Break


10:40 AM
T-PO-9
Asian Carp Hybridization: Prevalence, Distribution, and Post-Zygotic Success in the Mississippi River Basin
James T. Lamer, Western Illinois University; Greg G. Sass, Escanaba Lake Research Station; John M. Epifanio, Illinois Natural History Survey; Michael McClelland, Illinois Department of Natural Resources; Blake Ruebush, Illinois Department of Natural Resources

11:00 AM
T-PO-10
Decline of Bartram's Bass Due to Introgressive Hybridization With Invasive Alabama Spotted Bass
Max Bangs, University of Arkansas; Joe Quattro, University of South Carolina; Kenneth Oswald, Northern Kentucky University; Jean Leitner, South Carolina Department of Natural Resources

11:20 AM
T-PO-11
Growth, Condition, Longevity and Size Differences Among Largemouth Bass Phenotypes in Southern Arkansas Reservoirs Having Mixed Bass Populations
Karl Lamothe, Arkansas State University; Kelly Winningham, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission; Colton Dennis, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission; Ronald Johnson, Arkansas State University

11:40 AM
T-PO-12
Evaluating Four Fish Species for Stress Caused By Intermittent Exposure to Warm Temperature
William Eldridge, Stroud Water Research Center

12:00 PM
T-PO-13
Tuesday Lunch


1:00 PM
T-PO-14
Riverscape Genetics of Pallid Sturgeon in the Missouri and Middle Mississippi Rivers
Kimberly A. Chojnacki, U.S. Geological Survey; Jake Faulkner, U.S. Geological Survey; Aaron J. DeLonay, U.S. Geological Survey; Edward Heist, Southern Illinois University; George R. Jordan, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

1:20 PM
T-PO-15
Genetic Tagging and Parental Genotype Reconstruction for Recovering Lower Missouri River Pallid Sturgeon
Edward Heist, Southern Illinois University; Kimberly A. Chojnacki, U.S. Geological Survey; Aaron J. DeLonay, U.S. Geological Survey; George R. Jordan, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

1:40 PM
T-PO-16
Creating Genetic Management Plans in the Face of Uncertainty: A Case Study of Lake Sturgeon in the Great Lakes
Amy Welsh, West Virginia University

2:00 PM
T-PO-17
Alaska's Salmon Hatcheries: for Better Or Worse
W. Stewart Grant, Gene Conservation Laboratory

2:20 PM
T-PO-18
Development Of a Genetic Monitoring Program For Stock Enhancement Of Mississippi Spotted Seatrout, ,Cynoscion Nebulosus
Carly Somerset, University of Southern Mississippi; Eric Saillant, The University of Southern Mississippi

2:40 PM
T-PO-19
Genetic Evaluation of Cutthroat Trout Movement Through Remediated Culverts
Helen Neville, Trout Unlimited; Douglas P. Peterson, US Fish and Wildlife Service

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