POPULATIONS A FAVORISER. RÉFÉRENCES
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Krokhim (E. M.) et Krogivs (F. V.) (1937), Spawning and spawning grounds of
red salmon in the Kurial lake basin (Russia-U.R.S.S.) (Bull. Pacif. Sci. Inst.
Fish. and Oceano., Vladivostock. 12, 79-99) (English transi, by Int. Pacif. Salm.
Fish. Coinm.).
Leonard (J. W.) (1938), Feeding habits of trout in waters carrving a heavy population of naturally hatched fry (Copeia, 3, 144).
McCay (C. M.) (1933), Is longevity compatible with optimum growth ? (Science 77
410-411).
McCrimmon (H. R.) (1950), The réintroduction of Atlantic salmon into tributary
streams of Lake Ontario (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 78, 1948, 128-132).
Miller (R. B.) (1952), Survival of hatchery-reared cutthroat trout in an \lberla
stream (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 81, 1951, 35-42).
Miller (R. B.) (1953), The régulation of trout fishing in Alberta (Canad. Fish Cuit.,
14, 20-25).
Miller (R. B.) (1954), Movements of cutthroat trout after different periods of rétention upstream and downstream from their homes (J. Fish. Iles. Bd. Canada, 11,
5, 550-558).
Miller (R. B.) (1957), Permanence and size of home territory in streain-dwelling
cutthroat trout (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 14, 5, 687-691).
Mosely (M. E.) (1926), Insect life and the management of a trout fishery (London).
Neave (F.) (1953), Principles aiïecting the size of pink and chuin salmon populations
in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 9. 9, 450-491).
Neave (F.) (1954), Introduction of anadroinous lishes in the Pacific coast [Canad.
Fish Cuit., 16, 25-26).
Needham (P. R.) (1950), Artificial propagation of game fishes-Looking forward (Trans.
N. Amer. Wildl. Conf., 15, 270-278).
Needham (P. R.) (1950), Report of the division of aquatic biology and physics (Trans.
Amer. Fish. Soc., 78, 1948, 214-216).
Needham (P. R.) et Taft (A. C.) (1934), Observations on the spawning of steelhead
trout (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 64. 1934, 332-338).
Needham (P. R.) et Slater (D. W.) (1945), Seasonal changes in growth, inortality,
and condition of rainbow trout following planting (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 73,
1943, 117-124).
Nikolsky (G.) (1958), Notes on recent Atlantic salmon investigations in the IJ.R.S.S.
(J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 23, 3, 434-439).
Otterstrôm (C. V.) (1938), 125 salmon from West Jutland (Medd. Komm. Havun
dersog., Kbh., 10, 6, 26 p.).
Parrot (A. W.) (1932), Age and growth of the Te Anau salmon {Salm. Trout Mag.,
66, 86-94).
Percival (E.) et Whitehëad (H.) (1929), A quantitative study of the fauna of some
types of stream-bed (J. Ecol., 17, 2, 282-314).
Pezon (J.) (1955), Le bilan d’une expérience. Cinq ans de rétrospective sur le repeuplement en Salmonidés au moyen de boîtes « Vibert » (Pèche illustrée, 330. 238240 et 361, 259-261).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1939), Homing tendency and âge at maturity of pink salmon
(Oncorhynchus gorbuscha] in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 4 4,
233-251).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1944), Return of two marked pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) to the natal stream from distant places in the sea (Copeia. 2. 80-82).
Rich (W. II.) (1939), Local populations and migration in relation to the conservation
of Pacific salmon in the Western States and Alaska. [In] The migration and conservation of salmon (Publ. Amer. Assoc. Ado. Sci., 8, 45-50).
Ricker (W. E.) (1954), Pacific salmon for Atlantic waters? (Canad. Fish Cuit.. 16.
6, 14).
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Krokhim (E. M.) et Krogivs (F. V.) (1937), Spawning and spawning grounds of
red salmon in the Kurial lake basin (Russia-U.R.S.S.) (Bull. Pacif. Sci. Inst.
Fish. and Oceano., Vladivostock. 12, 79-99) (English transi, by Int. Pacif. Salm.
Fish. Coinm.).
Leonard (J. W.) (1938), Feeding habits of trout in waters carrving a heavy population of naturally hatched fry (Copeia, 3, 144).
McCay (C. M.) (1933), Is longevity compatible with optimum growth ? (Science 77
410-411).
McCrimmon (H. R.) (1950), The réintroduction of Atlantic salmon into tributary
streams of Lake Ontario (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 78, 1948, 128-132).
Miller (R. B.) (1952), Survival of hatchery-reared cutthroat trout in an \lberla
stream (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 81, 1951, 35-42).
Miller (R. B.) (1953), The régulation of trout fishing in Alberta (Canad. Fish Cuit.,
14, 20-25).
Miller (R. B.) (1954), Movements of cutthroat trout after different periods of rétention upstream and downstream from their homes (J. Fish. Iles. Bd. Canada, 11,
5, 550-558).
Miller (R. B.) (1957), Permanence and size of home territory in streain-dwelling
cutthroat trout (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 14, 5, 687-691).
Mosely (M. E.) (1926), Insect life and the management of a trout fishery (London).
Neave (F.) (1953), Principles aiïecting the size of pink and chuin salmon populations
in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 9. 9, 450-491).
Neave (F.) (1954), Introduction of anadroinous lishes in the Pacific coast [Canad.
Fish Cuit., 16, 25-26).
Needham (P. R.) (1950), Artificial propagation of game fishes-Looking forward (Trans.
N. Amer. Wildl. Conf., 15, 270-278).
Needham (P. R.) (1950), Report of the division of aquatic biology and physics (Trans.
Amer. Fish. Soc., 78, 1948, 214-216).
Needham (P. R.) et Taft (A. C.) (1934), Observations on the spawning of steelhead
trout (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 64. 1934, 332-338).
Needham (P. R.) et Slater (D. W.) (1945), Seasonal changes in growth, inortality,
and condition of rainbow trout following planting (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 73,
1943, 117-124).
Nikolsky (G.) (1958), Notes on recent Atlantic salmon investigations in the IJ.R.S.S.
(J. Cons. int. Explor. Mer, 23, 3, 434-439).
Otterstrôm (C. V.) (1938), 125 salmon from West Jutland (Medd. Komm. Havun
dersog., Kbh., 10, 6, 26 p.).
Parrot (A. W.) (1932), Age and growth of the Te Anau salmon {Salm. Trout Mag.,
66, 86-94).
Percival (E.) et Whitehëad (H.) (1929), A quantitative study of the fauna of some
types of stream-bed (J. Ecol., 17, 2, 282-314).
Pezon (J.) (1955), Le bilan d’une expérience. Cinq ans de rétrospective sur le repeuplement en Salmonidés au moyen de boîtes « Vibert » (Pèche illustrée, 330. 238240 et 361, 259-261).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1939), Homing tendency and âge at maturity of pink salmon
(Oncorhynchus gorbuscha] in British Columbia (J. Fish. Res. Bd. Canada, 4 4,
233-251).
Pritchard (A. L.) (1944), Return of two marked pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) to the natal stream from distant places in the sea (Copeia. 2. 80-82).
Rich (W. II.) (1939), Local populations and migration in relation to the conservation
of Pacific salmon in the Western States and Alaska. [In] The migration and conservation of salmon (Publ. Amer. Assoc. Ado. Sci., 8, 45-50).
Ricker (W. E.) (1954), Pacific salmon for Atlantic waters? (Canad. Fish Cuit.. 16.
6, 14).