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Salmon Geomagnetic Orientation • The “BIG IDEA” – HOW do salmon DO it? – Orientation, homing, migration, navigation – Homing: straying • Why is it important to Oregonians? – Salmon management, conservation, harvest – Hatchery: Wild considerations – Coastal energy development
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Geomagneting Imprinting and Homing in Salmon and Steelhead

Jun 25, 2015

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Dr. David Noakes' 2012-14 Oregon Sea Sea Grant-supported research project
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Page 1: Geomagneting Imprinting and Homing in Salmon and Steelhead

Salmon Geomagnetic Orientation• The “BIG IDEA”– HOW do salmon DO it?– Orientation, homing, migration, navigation– Homing: straying

• Why is it important to Oregonians?– Salmon management, conservation, harvest– Hatchery: Wild considerations– Coastal energy development

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Hans NordengAn alternative hypothesis for salmon homing – kin recognition

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Embryo orientationVertical movement in substrate

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Juvenile behavior – imprinting?

Natural vs Wild environment

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Adult homing migrationPacific Ocean – back to home river

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Orientation: Do Salmon have an app for that?David L. G. Noakes

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Research TeamDavid Noakes, Ken Lohmann, Tom Quinn, Andy Dittman, Jennifer Nielsen, Carl Schreck, Michael Banks (Pete Klimley, Nathan Putman, Sam Chan)

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Education & Outreach

• Adult salmon - fishers• Hatchery influences on homing and straying• Citizen science – watershed councils, STEP• OCAMP – students• OSU – student research topic course