What Does Genetics Have to Do with It?
- Author: A.J. Gharrett
- Contributing Authors: B.P. Finney and W.W. Smoker
- Pub. no.: AN-18
- Year: 2009
- No. pages: 97
- Price: Free. Online only in PDF format (see table of chapters below)
- ISBN: 978-1-56612-136-1
Description
This electronic publication contributes to our understanding of the biology of fishes, by clarifying the role genetics plays in conservation and management of fisheries. The mechanisms of inheritance, and the changes in genetic instructions that occur during evolution, are the basis of all aspects of fish biology. Fish culturists, fishery managers, fishermen, and the public will find this introduction to fisheries genetics invaluable.
More chapters, by various coauthors, will be added soon. The following organizations are acknowledged for their support: North Pacific Research Board, Pollock Conservation Cooperative Research Center, Alaska Sea Grant College Program, U.S. Geological Services Biological Resources Discipline, and U.S. Minerals Management Service.
| Chapter (all are in PDF format) | Size | DOI (what's this?) |
|---|---|---|
| 1: Even Fish Obey Mendel’s Laws | 572 KB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.01 |
| 2: How Genes Vary in Fish Populations | 856 KB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.02 |
| 3: History of a Salmon Population | 820 KB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.03 |
| 4: Molecular Tools for Population Genetics | 684 KB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.04 |
| 5: Fish Population du Jour | 512 KB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.05 |
| 6. Genetics and Hatcheries | 308 KB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.06 |
| 7. The Lowdown on Frankenfish | 1 MB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.07 |
| 8. How Is Genetics Used for Stock Identification? | 688 KB | 10.4027/wdghdi.2008.08 |
