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Resource Ecology and Fisheries Management Results

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Determining Age and Growth Through Stable Isotopes

Age and growth research with otoliths and oxygen isotopes.

Age and Growth Fish Otolith Thin Sectioning Procedures

Thin sectioning is used to supplement the break and burn method in the age determination of rockfish species and other difficult to age species. The AFSC thin section method is a modified version of a similar thin section technique developed in Australia. The modified thin section was used to develop the ageing criteria for shortraker rockfish and Pacific cod and is currently the primary method used to age shortraker rockfish. Below is a brief description of the procedure along with accompanying photographs.

Alaska Age and Growth Procedures for Otolith Examination

Learn more about the break-and-burn procedure for studying age and growth of otoliths.

Age and Growth Research in Alaska

Scientists at the Alaska Fisheries Science Center collect a variety of information about fish that aids in the effective management of commercially important fish and crab stocks.
Yellow fish swimming near the ocean floor

Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation And Management Act In Action: Age Data Are Important For Sustainable Fisheries

A little stone in a fish’s ear contains valuable information that helps determine its age.
May 10, 2016 - Feature Story ,
Ear stone of a fish

Alaska Species Stock Assessment Results Archive

This database contains the Stock Assessment Result data from the 2014-2016 research season.
March 01, 2016 - Assessments ,