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Still capable of adapting: Research team studies genetic diversity of living fossils

By Ruhr-University Bochum on Jun 14, 2012   Science/Education  

Still capable of adapting: Research team studies genetic diversity of living fossils

Coelacanths are more than 'passive relics of bygone times'

NPFMC Approves 15 Percent Reduction in Gulf of Alaska Halibut Bycatch

By Fishermen's News Online on Jun 14, 2012   Fishermen's News Online  

NPFMC Approves 15 Percent Reduction in Gulf of Alaska Halibut Bycatch

Federal fisheries managers have approved a 15 percent reduction in the tons of halibut that may be caught incidentally in groundfish fisheries in the Gulf of Alaska, in a plan expected to reduce the waste by some 300 metric tons annually.

Scientists Collaborate to Predict Season's First King Salmon on the Yukon River

By Julie Speegle | NOAA on Jun 14, 2012   Rural  

Scientists Collaborate to Predict Season's First King Salmon on the Yukon River

When are the salmon coming? That’s the question people in communities all along the Yukon River are asking this month, as they gear up for another season of fishing.

Elivosky Bridge Dedicated in Cordova

By House Majority News on Jun 14, 2012   Rural  

Elivosky Bridge Dedicated in Cordova

(Haines) – House Finance Committee Co-Chair Bill Thomas passed along his gratitude yesterday to the Cordova community, Alaska Department of Transportation and colleagues in the legislature following a bridge naming ceremony for a deceased Cordova serviceman.

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