Shelly L. Nance

University of Washington
School of Aquatic and Fishery Science
Seattle, WA
USA 98112

Papers:
P-66 Life after Precocious Male Maturation in a Semelparous Salmonid: A Physiological Perspective in Spring Chinook Salmon Th-113-5 Physiological Measures of Smolt Quality at Time of Release Successfully Predict Relative Smolt to Adult Performance in Hood River Spring Chinook Salmon (Part 1) Th-113-6 Physiological Measures of Smolt Quality at Time of Release Successfully Predict Relative Smolt to Adult Performance in Hood River Spring Chinook Salmon (Part 2) Th-113-8 Long-Distance Minijack Migrations Confound Estimates of Salmon Cohort Success Th-115-7 Emergence Timing Phenology and Early Life History Plasticity in Umatilla River Fall Chinook Salmon W-124-8 Minijacks: Should These Small Fish be a BIG Concern for Chinook Salmon Supplementation Programs?