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Distribution and Abundance of Fishes and
  Invertebrates in West Coast Estuaries
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In June 1985, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) began a project to develop a com-
prehensive information base on the life history, relative abundance and distribution of fishes and invertebrates in
estuaries throughout the Nation (Monaco 1986). This project, the Estuarine Living Marine Resources (ELMR)
project, is conducted jointly by the Strategic Assessment Branch (SAB) of the Office of Oceanography and Marine
Assessment and laboratories of the National Marine Fisheries Service (NM FS). Currently, the Point Adams (Ham-
mond), OR; Galveston, TX; Beaufort, NC; and Oxford, MD laboratories are compiling information for the
contiguous West Coast, Gulf of Mexico, Southeast, and Northeast regions.

To date, the project has compiled data for 115 species in 73 estuaries. Four reports have been published: State
of Washington (Monaco and Emmett 1988); State of Texas (Monaco et al. 1989); Eastern Gulf of Mexico (Williams
et al. 1990), and this volume. Scheduled for publication in 1990 are reports for the Central Gulf of Mexico
(Mississippi Sound, MS, through Calcasieu Lake, LA); the West Coast Vol. 2: Life History Profiles; and the
Southeast (Albemarle Sound, NC, through Biscayne Bay, FL).

Three salinity zones, as defined in Volume 1 of NOAA's National Estuarine Inventory Data Atlas (NOAA 1985),
provided the spatial framework for organizing information on species distribution and abundance within each
estuary. These salinity zones are tidal fresh (0.0 to 0.5 ppt), mixing (0.5to 25.0 ppt), and seawater(25.0 and greater
ppt). The primary data developed for each species for each salinity zone include spatial and temporal distributions
and relative abundance by life history stage, e.g., adult, spawning or mating, juvenile, larva, and egg. In addition,
a detailed estuarine life history profile is written for each species.

Additional information on this or other projects of the Strategic Assessment Branch is available from:

                                        Strategic Assessment Branch
                               Office of Oceanography and Marine Assessment
                              National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
                                        6001 Executive Blvd., Rm. 220
                                          Rockville, Maryland 20852
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Reports available from NOAA's Estuarine Living Marine Resources project include:

Monaco, M. E., et al. 1989. Distribution and Abundance of Fishes and Invertebrates in Texas Estuaries. ELMR Rpt. No. 3.
Strategic Assessment Branch, NOS/NOAA. Rockville, MD. 107 p.

Monaco, M. E., et al. 1990. Distribution and Abundance of Fishes and Invertebrates in West Coast Estuaries, Volume I: Data
Summaries. ELMR Rpt. No. 4. Strategic Assessment Branch, NOS/NOAA. Rockville, MD. 240 p.

Bulger, A. J., et al. 1990. A Proposed Estuarine Classification: Analysis of Species Salinity Ranges. ELMR Rpt. No. 5.
Strategic Assessment Branch, NOS/NOAA. Rockville, MD. 28 p.

Williams, C. W., et al. 1990. Distribution and Abundance of Fishes and Invertebrates in Eastern Gulf bf Mexico Estuaries.
ELMR Rpt. No. 6. Strategic Assessment Branch, NOS/NOAA. Rockville, MD. 105 p.









          Distribution and Abundance of Fishes and Invertebrates
            in West Coast Estuaries, Volume I: Data Summaries





                                           Project Team

                               Mark E. Monaco and David M. Nelson
                                    Strategic Assessment Branch
                                     Ocean Assessments Division
                           Office of Oceanography and Marine Assessment
                                       National Ocean Service
                                         Rockville, MD 20852

                               Robert L. Emmett and Susan A. Hinton
                                  Point Adams Biological Field Station
                             Coastal Zone and Estuarine Studies Division
                                      Northwest Fisheries Center
                                  National Marine Fisheries Service
                                        Hammond, OR 97121



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      Acknowledgments
      The authors thank those individuals who provided information and reviewed the data in this report, and the many
      other scientists and managers who provided contacts and references. They also thank Susan E. Holliday for her
      assistance in preparing the data summaries.

---    This report should be cited as:
      Monaco, M. E., et al. 1990. Distribution and Abundance of Fishes and Invertebrates in West Coast Estuaries,
  rN Volume I: Data Summaries. ELMR Rpt. No. 4. Strategic Assessment Branch, NOS/NOAA. Rockville, MD. 240
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Introduction .............................................................

Why Conduct ELMR? ......................................................

Data Collection and Organization                           ...........................................2

   Selection of Estuaries                                                            ..................................................2
   Selection of Species                                                             ...................................................3
   Species Profiles.......................................................4
    Data Sheets..........................................................4
    Data Verification.......................................................6
Data Summaries                                    .........................................................6

Data Content and Quality                               ..................................................6

   Variability in Space and Time                         .............................................7
   Abundance Data.......................................................7

Use of ELMR Data                                   ........................................................7
   Classifying and Comparing Estuaries.......................................7
   Linkages to Marine Ecosystems...........................................7
Concluding Comments....................................................8

Literature Cited                                  ..........................................................8

Data Summary Tables ......................................................0 


     Temporal distribution ..................................................48
     Data reliability ................................148
     Presence/absence of 47 species in West Coast estuaries ......................185

Appendices .............................................................198

   Appendix 1. National Estuarine Inventory map of Grays Harbor ..................199
   Appendix 2. Species profile and sample data sheet: Pacific herring...............200
   Appendix 3. Table of references and personal communications ..................205
   Appendix 4. Personal communications .....................................216
   Appendix S. References.................................................219










Figure 1: ELMR regions                                                                          .............................................................1
Figure 2: Major steps to complete the West Coast study....................................2
Figure 3: West Coast estuaries........................................................3
Figure 4: Example of a species/estuary data sheet: Pacific herring in the Columbia River estuary.... 5







Table 1: West Coast species list                                                                 ......................................................4
Table 2: Spatial distribution and relative abundance                                             ....................................... 11
Table 3: Temporal distribution .........................................................48
TalT4aatbelailte..............................................................y...1......84
Table 5: Presence/absence of 47 species in West Coast estuaries ............................185










This report is the first of two volumes that present      Estuaries are among the most productive natural
information on the spatial and temporal distribution,    systems (Mann 1982, Odum and Heald 1975). The
relative abundance, and life historycharacteristics of   physical, chemical, and biological components of
47 fish and invertebrate species in 32 estuaries          estuaries are critical to many living resources (Gun-
along the contiguous West Coast of the U.S.  Its         ter1967, Weinstein 1979). They are important nurs-
purpose isto disseminate data developed in NOAA's        ery areas that provide food, refuge from predation,
Estuarine Living Marine Resources (ELMR) project         and valuable habitat for many species (Joseph 1973).
(see inside front cover). ELMR is a joint study by       Estuarine organisms that support important com-
NOAA's National Ocean Service and National Ma-           mercial and recreationalfisheries include salmonids,
rine Fisheries Service (NMFS).  The study frame-         crabs, and shrimp. In spite of the well documented
work, sample data sheet, and species life history         importance of these areas to fish and invertebrate
profile presented are illustrative of the nationwide     populations, few consistent and comprehensive data
ELMR project. Volume II will be published in 1990        sets exist that allow examinations of the relation-
and will focus on how individual species utilize estu-   ships of many estuarine species found in or among
aries andontheirlifehistorycharacteristics. Distribu-    groups of estuaries. Most of the distribution and
tion and abundance information, results of multivari-     abundance data for estuarine-dependent species
ate analyses to define species and estuary assem-        are forthe offshore life stages where major sampling
blages, and salmonid hatchery and escapement             programs have focused, and does not describe es-
information will be presented.                           tuarine distributions adequately (Darnell et al. 1983,
                                                      NOAA 1988).
The objective of ELMR is to develop a consistent
data base on the distribution and abundance of           Only a few comprehensive sampling programs, e.g.,
selected fishes and invertebrates in the Nation's        State of Texas (Hammerschmidt and McEachron
estuaries. The nationwide data base is divided into       1986, McEachron and Green 1984), collect fishes
four regions (Figure 1). The relative abundance and       and invertebrates with identical methods across
monthly occurrence of life stages of each species are    groups of estuaries within a region. Because of the
recorded by estuary for three salinity zones (seawa-     variability in sampling strategies, much of the exist-
ter, mixing, and tidal fresh) identified in NOAA's        ing estuarine fisheries data cannot be compared
National Estuarine Inventory (NEI) Data Atlas: Vol-      among estuaries. In addition, existing programs do
ume I (NOAA 1985). When completed, the entire            not focus on how groups of estuaries may be impor-
data base will contain information for approximately     tant for regional management of fishery resources.
150 fish and invertebrate species found in over 120      Most of the existing comprehensive estuarine data
U. S. estuaries.                                         are for relatively few important commercial and rec-
                                                      reational species.

Figure 1. ELMR regions.

        Pt. Adamsi
        OR Lab

        west 
        Coast   rtheast
        (32)  (33)

                                                           19-t  \  X~~~~~~~~~ Oxford,

                                                                                     NC Lab



                                             Galveston,                  4:i :y Southeast
                                             'TX Lab                             oths20)

             Numbers in parentheses are the
             numbers of estuaries in each region.          Gulf of Mexico 
                                                         (31







Since life stages of many species use both estuarine    Selection of Estuaries. Estuaries and marine em-
and marine habitats, it is necessary to combine         bayments of the West Coast (Figure 3) were initially
information on distribution, temporal utilization, and  selected from the National Estuarine Inventory Data
life history strategies to understand the linkages      Atlas: Volume I (NOAA 1985). However, 13 addi-
between estuaries and nearshore/offshore areas.         tional West Coast estuaries were added to the NEI
To date, a national, comprehensive, and consistent      due to their biological importance.
data base of this type does not exist. Consequently,
there is a need to develop a framework that inte-       Data on the spatial and temporal distributions of
grates the fragments of information on marine and       species were developed and organized based on the
estuarine species and their associated habitats into    tidal fresh (0.0 to 0.5 ppt) , mixing (0.5 to 25.0 ppt),
a useful, comprehensive, and consistent structure.      and seawater (25.0 and greater ppt) zones deline-
NOAA's ELMR project was designed to help fulfill        ated for each estuary in the NEI. A representative
this need by developing a uniform, nationwide data      map and data table (Grays Harbor) from the NEI is
base on selected estuarine species.  Results will       shown in Appendix 1. Some West Coast embay-
complement other NOAA efforts to formulate a na-        ments do not contain all three salinity zones. For
tional estuarine assessment capability (NOAA 1985)      example, southern California estuaries and embay-
and oceanic fishery sampling programs (e.g., Sher-      ments generally have only seawater zones and
man and Alexander 1985). Compiling this informa-        contain little or no tidal fresh and mixing zones.
tion also identifies data gaps and assesses the         However, they were included because they provide
content and quality of existing estuarine fisheries     important habitat for many euryhaline estuarine
data.                                                   species.

             _F1J[.                      _ - ï¿½'' '-ï¿½ ï¿½'    '  ï¿½ Compiling large amounts of data limits the amount of
                                                        information that can be organized and presented for
Figure 2 shows the major steps taken to collect and     each species/estuary combination. It would be time
organize information on the distribution and abun-      and cost prohibitive to map each species by life stage
dance of fishes and invertebrates in West Coast         for each estuary (Monaco 1986). Thus, the salinity
estuaries.                                              zone framework allows the available information on
                                                        estuarine fish and invertebrate distribution to be
                                                        consistently compiled and organized.

Figure 2. Major steps to complete the West Coast study.
                                                                                       Outputs

                                                                                        Spatial
                                                                                       Distribution




          National
          Estuarine               Compile                                              Temporal
          Inventory               Estuary /isribu  on
          Data Atlas             Information

                                                  re I ,rReview: 
                                               Speies/Estuary  . Data      Microcomputer
                                                 Worksheets     eftion       Data Base


           Select                Develop
                                  Spades I /I~p~ies47  LifeProfiles~i                  Relative
                                                                                       Abundance




                                                                                      Data Quality
                                                                                      Assessment



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Figure 3. West Coast estuaries.
                       1. Puget Sound
                       2. Hood Canal
                       3. Skagit Bay  . ....
                       4. Grays Harbor
                       5. Willapa Bay
                       6. Columbia River                        a i
                       7. Nehalem Bay
                       8. Tillamook Bay
                       9. Netarts Bay
                      10. Siletz River  ..       .
                      11. Yaquina Bay.
                      12. Alsea River
                      13. Siuslaw River/
                      14. Umpqua River/
                      15. Coos Bay. .
                      16. Rogue River.  .
                      17. Klamath River
                      18. Humboldt Bay ......................
                      19. Eel River                 '
                      20. Tomales Bay
                      21. Central San Francisco/ ....
                            Suisun/ San Pablo Bays
                      22. South San Francisco Bay  : "          ' ..-
                      23. Elkhorn Slough  CallfOnia
                      24. Morro Bay.... i
                      25. Santa Monica Bay
                      26. San Pedro Bay
                      27. Alamitos Bay
                      28. Anaheim Bay
                      29. Newport Bay
                      30. Mission Bay                    -
                      31. San Diego Bay
                      32. Tijuana Estuary

Selection of Species.  Four criteria were used to         Oncorhynchusmykiss, and California halibut, Parali-
identify 47 species that had been studied in detail.      chthys californicus).
Many of the selected species are either commer-
cially or recreationally important, and thus data on      3) Indicator species of environmental stress - iden-
them are most available. Species of ecological value     tified from the literature, discussions with fisheries
or indicators of environmental stress were also           experts, and from monitoring programs such as
chosen.  Also, eight races of Pacific salmon (On-         NOAA's National Status and Trends Program (NOAA
corhynchus spp.) from two species were chosen. A          1984). These specieswere mollusks or bottomfishes
species list (Table 1) was developed and peer re-         that consume benthic invertebrates or have a strong
viewed to ensure that the most "important" species        association with bottom sediments. Their physiologi-
were studied. The four criteria were:                     cal disorders, morphological abnormalities, and
                                                        bioaccumulation of contaminants such as heavy
1) Commercial value - determined by a review of           metals, indicate environmental pollutionand/orstress
catch data and value statistics from NMFS (e.g.,          (e.g., Pacific oyster, Crassostrea gigas, and white
Pacific herring, Clupeapallasi, and Dungeness crab,       croaker, Genyonemus lineatus).
Cancer magister).
                                                        4) Ecological value - based on several attributes,
2) Recreational value - defined as a species that         including trophic level, relative abundance, and evi-
recreational fishermen specifically try to catch that     dence of its importance as a key predator or prey
may or may not be of commercial importance.               species (e.g., bay shrimp, Crangon franciscorum,
Recreational species were determined by consulting        and topsmelt, Atherinops affinis).
regional experts and NMFS reports (e.g., steelhead,


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Table 1. West Coast species list.                          life stages.  A representative species profile for
                                                           Pacific herring is shown in Appendix 2. Volume II will
Scientific name             Common name                    contain a profile for each species.

Mytilis edulis              blue mussel                    Data Sheets. A data sheet was developed for each
Crassostrea gigas           Pacific oyster                 species for each estuary to enable quick compilation
Tresus capax                horseneck gaper                and simple presentation of the data. Figure 4 shows
Tresus nuttali              Pacific gaper                  the data sheet for Pacific herring in the Columbia
Tagelus californianus       California jacknife clam       River estuary. A draft of each data sheet was devel-
Protothaca staminea         Pacific littleneck clam
Venerupis japo nica         Pacific littleneck clam        oped by project staff and reviewed by local experts.
Venerupisjapoonia           Manila clam
Mya arenaria                Eastern softshell clam         Data compiled for each species include:  1) the
Panope abrupta              geoduck                        salinity zone it occupies (seawater, mixing, or tidal
Crangon franciscorum        bay shrimp                     fresh); 2) monthly distribution in the zones; and 3) life
Cancer magister             Dungeness crab                 history stage(s) in a particular zone and their relative
 Triakis semifasciata        leopard shark                  abundance level. The ELMR data are stored in a
Acipenser medirostris       green sturgeon                 microcomputer data base management system.
Acipenser transmontanus     white sturgeon
Alosa sapidissima           American shad                  The relative abundance of a species was classified
Clupea pallasi              Pacific herring                using the following definitions:
Anchoa compressa            deepbody anchovy
Anchoa delicatissima        slough anchovy
       ..graulis .oro'au     ,orthern *nchovy               ï¿½   Not present:  species or life history stage not
Engraulis mordax            northern anchovy
Oncorhynchus clarki         cutthroat trout                    found, questionable data as to identification of
Oncorhynchus gorbuscha      pink salmon                        species, and/or recent loss of habitat or environ-
Oncorhynchus keta           chum salmon                        mental degradation suggests absence.
Oncorhynchus kisutch        coho salmon
Oncorhynchus mykiss         steelhead (3 races)            *   No information available: no data available, and
Oncorhynchus nerka          sockeye salmon                     after expert review it was determined that not
Oncorhynchus tshawytscha   chinook salmon (5 races)            even an educated guess would be appropriate.
Hypomesus pretiosus         surf smelt
Spirinchus thaleichthys     longfin smelt                      Rare:  species is present but not frequently
Thaleichthys pacificus      eulachon
Microgadus proximus         Pacific tomcod
Atherinops affinis          topsmelt
Atherinopsis califoriensis    jacksmelt                    *   Common: species is generally encountered but
Gasterosteus aculeatus      threespine stickleback             not in large numbers; does not imply an even
Morone saxatilis            striped bass                       distribution over a specific salinity zone.
Paralabrax clathratus       kelp bass
Paralabrax nebulifer        barred sand bass               *   Abundant   species is often encountered in
Genyonemus lineatus         white croaker                      substantial numbers relative to other species.
Atractoscion nobilis        white seabass
Cymatogaster aggregata      shiner perch                   ï¿½   Highly abundant: species is numerically domi-
Ammodytes hexapterus         Pacific sand lance                nant relative to other species.
Clevelandia ios             arrow goby
Ophiodon elongatus          lingcod
Leptocottus armatus         Pacific staghorn sculpin       Adults were defined as sexually mature individuals,
Leptocottus armatus         Pacific staghorn sculpin
Paralichthys californicus   California halibut             juveniles as immature but otherwise similarto adults,
Hypsopsetta guttulata       diamond turbot                 and spawning  as the release of eggs and sperm
Pleuronectes vetulus        English sole                   (fertilization).  A few exceptions existed, such as
Platichthys stellatus       starry flounder                mating of Dungeness crab, and parturition (live birth)
                                                           of the viviparous leopard shark (Triakis semifasci-
Species Profiles.  A life history profile for each         ata) and shiner perch (Cymatogaster aggregata).
species was developed to provide an overview of            For Pacific oyster, spawning, larvae, and eggs are
how it utilizes estuaries. The profiles are essential in   not shown because spawning is sporadic; most spat
understanding the distribution of each species. Al-        is hatchery produced and placed on beds.
though many species profiles have been published
previously, they often describe estuarine life stages      Because migrating juveniles of different races of
inadequately.  Therefore, the profiles emphasized          chinook salmon are difficult to distinguish in the field,
estuarine ecology, salinity and temperature ranges,        the data on juvenile chinook salmon were combined.
and life history information for estuarine-dependent       In general, yearling juveniles (spring and winter

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races) migrate earlier than subyearling juveniles (fall  ï¿½  Kelt: An adult steelhead or cutthroat trout that
races). The following terms are defined to help inter-      has finished spawning.
pret the salmonid data:
                                                        For well-studied species such as salmon, quantita-
   Race:  A specific "run" of salmon defined by        tive data were used to estimate abundance levels.
   when the adults enter natal rivers to spawn. For    For many species, however, reliable quantitative
   example, spring chinook salmon is the race that     data were limited.  Therefore, regional and local
   enters rivers during spring. A stock of salmon is   experts were consulted to estimate relative abun-
   usually defined by both the time and location of    dance based on the preceding criteria. Reference or
   spawning, thus, a race may be composed of           guide species with abundance levels corresponding
   many stocks.                                        to the preceding criteria were developed for each es-
                                                       tuary in cooperation with local biologists. Other
   Half-pounder: Juvenile steelhead that migrate       species were then placed into the appropriate cate-
   to sea in spring, but do not overwinter at seatheir  gories relative to the guide species. These data
   first year. Instead, they retum to rivers to over-  represent relative abundanceswithin aspecificestu-
   winter, and migrate to sea again the following      ary. Relative abundance levels across West Coast
   spring.                                             estuaries could not be determined.

Figure 4. Example of a species/estuary data sheet: Pacific herring in the Columbia River estuary.

            Pacific herring                         Columbia River
            Clupea pallasi                          Oregon/Washington
                                                    Reviewer: Bob Emmett

                Salinity        Life            Relative Abundance by Month
                 Zone          Stage
                       Zone       g   J F M A M J J A S ON D  R
                             Adults                                                      1
               Tidal Fresh   Spawning                                                    1
              0.0 - 0.5 ppt  Juveniles                                                   1
                             Larvae                                                     1
                             Eggs                                                       1
                             Adults              "                                       1
                 Mixing      Spawnina            '                                       1
              0.5 - 25.0    Juveniles                                                    1
                  ppt        Larvae                                                      1
                             Eggs                                                        1
                             Adults                                                      1
               Seawater    Spawning                                                      1
               >25.0 ppt    Juveniles                                                    1
                             Larvae
                             Eggs                                                        1
            Peak Abundance: August to October
            Comments: Only known spawning area in estuary is near Hammond, Oregon
            Legend:   Relative Abundance:                 Data Reliability (R):
                           |   |= Not Present             1 = Highly Certain
                         .. LZ IZ = No Data               2 = Moderately Certain
                               0= Rare                   3 = Reasonable Inference
                        ." = Common
                       A_ = Abundant
                                = Highly Abundant

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Data Verification. Approximately three years were
required to develop the 1,760 data sheets (Figure 4)
and consult with regional and local experts. Each
data sheet was carefully reviewed during consulta-        An important aspect of this study, especially since it
tions orby mail. These consultationscomplemented          was based primarily on published and unpublished
the published and unpublished literature and data         literature and consultations, was to determine the
sets compiled by NOAA. Ninety-one scientists at 26       quality of the data used.  A deliberate effort was
institutions or agencies were consulted. The names        made to assess the overall reliability of the data base
and affiliations of these experts are listed in Appen-   so that the information could be used appropriately.
dix 4. Local experts were particularly helpful in pro-    Depending upon the questions addressed, some
viding estuary/species-specific information.  They       data may not be suitable to use.  Estimates of the
also provided additional references and contacts          reliability of the distribution and abundance informa-
and identified additional species to be included in the  tion organized by species, life stage, and estuary are
ELMR data base.                                          presented in Table 4 of the Data Summary Tables
                                                          section. The following criteria were used to assess
                                                          data reliability:

The information compiled for each species and estu-       Highly certain: Considerable sampling data avail-
ary (1,760 data sheets) was organized into four data      able. Distribution, ecology, and preferred habitats
summaries (pp. 10 - 197). Tables 2 and 3 provide         well documented within an estuary.
graphic presentations of the spatial and temporal
distribution and relative abundance by life stage for     Moderately certain: Some sampling data available
each species and estuary. The information shown          for an estuary. Distribution, preferred habitats, and
represents the usual distribution of a species in a par-  ecology well documented in similar estuaries.
ticular estuary. Table 4 ranks the relative reliability
of the information presented for each species life        Reasonable inference: Little or no sampling data
stage and estuary.                                        available. Information on species distributions, ecol-
                                                          ogy, and preferred habitats documented in similar
Spatial distribution and relative abundance. Table 2     estuaries.
summarizes the spatial distribution and relative
abundance by life stage for each species by salinity     The quality and quantity of available data vary by
zone in each estuary. The highest level of abun-          species andbyestuary. Forexample, a large amount
dance during the year in each estuary is depicted.       of information is available on salmonids because
                                                          they are economically valuable. In general, the low-
Temporaldistribution. Table 3 summarizes the tem-        est quality of data and the least amount available are
poral distribution of each species by month and life     for spawning, egg, and larval stages. Except for a
stage for each estuary. This information combines        fewspecies (e.g., salmonids), very little research has
data over the three salinity zones, with the highest     focused on habitat preferences and environmental
level of abundance for a particular life stage shown     tolerances of species. This is particularly true for the
by month.                                                small forage and/or non-commercial fishes and in-
                                                          vertebrates. Gear selectivity, difficulty in correctly
Presence/absence data. Although each life stage of       identifying larval stages, and difficulty of sampling
a species is assigned one of five levels of relative     various habitats limit the reliability of this information.
abundance (not present, rare, common, abundant,
or highly abundant), Tables 2 and 3 do not distin-       Since the amount and quality of information vary by
guish between rare and not present. This was done        species, life stage, estuary, and even within an
because management of estuarine fisheries often          estuary, considerable scientific judgment is required
does not direct efforts towards rare species.  To        to derive or infer spatial and temporal distributions
distinguish between "not present" and "rare," Table      from existing data and literature.  Unfortunately,
5 presents information on the presence/absence of        even the most informed judgment is far from perfect
species/life stages by salinity zone. If a life stage of  due to the complexity of estuarine systems. Conse-
a species was known to occur in an estuary, it was       quently, information on the level of certainty associ-
considered present.                                      ated with each data element must be presented
                                                          (Table 4). Appendices 3, 4, and5 provide a complete
                                                          summary of the references and personal communi-
                                                          cations used so that readers can track and obtain
                                                          additional information efficiently.

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Variability in Space and Time. Species data were           and temporal distribution data, is the strength of the
organized according to the salinity zone boundaries        data base. Estuaries can be loosely categorized by
identified in each estuary of the National Estuarine       their physical and chemical characteristics and their
Inventory DataAtlas(NOAA 1985). However, these             associated species assemblages. The relative im-
salinity zones are highly variable due to interacting      portance of individual estuaries to specific species
factors that affect salinity, such as variations in        may also be determined.
freshwater inflow, wind, and tides. It was assumed
that if the area of a particular salinity zone increases   The species found in an estuary are sensitive indica-
or decreases, the distribution of a mobile species in      tors of both the mean and extreme environmental
that zone will correspondingly shift. For example, if      conditions within that estuary.  Estuaries can be
increasedfreshwaterinflowshiftsthetidalfreshzone           classified by the number of species present and by
furtherdown the estuary, the distribution of a species     whetherthe fauna are primarily marine, estuarine, or
confined to that zone increases accordingly. For eu-       freshwater.  Species assemblages may correlate
ryhaline species, adistributional shift mayormay not       with physical characteristics, such as bottom sub-
occur. The placement of species in a salinity zone         strate, vegetation, and the areal and temporal char-
was ultimately determined by where they have been          acteristics of salinity zones.  The information on
observed or captured.                                      species presence/absence orother attributes can be
                                                          used to determine the faunal similarities and differ-
Species temporal distributions are often dependent         ences among estuaries.
on annual climatic conditions and water currents.
Monthly distributional patterns were derived based         A comparison of estuaries and associated species
on the consistent presence of a life stage within a        can identify differing factors among those estuaries
particular month. If a species is present in an estuary    that might account for shifts in species distribution
only in unusual years (e.g., as a result of drought), it   and relative abundance, helping to define ecological
was not considered present. However, if a species          variables controlling species distribution.  For ex-
is typically found, even during a restricted time pe-      ample, a species may show differing salinity toler-
riod, it was considered present. Greater temporal          ances among estuaries, indicating that some other
resolution, such as on a biweekly rather than on a         factors, such as temperature, competition, or preda-
monthly basis, was not possible.                           tion may be regulating its distribution.

Abundance Data.   Except for a few important               Linkages to Marine Ecosystems.  Many aquatic
commercial or recreational species, little orno quan-      species use estuaries for specific parts of their life
titative information was available to determine the        cycles and spend the rest of their lives offshore. Most
relative abundance of species across estuaries.            species fall into four general categories: 1) diadro-
Therefore, relative abundance estimateswere made           mous species, which use estuaries as migration
compared to other species within a specific estuary.       corridors and, in some instances, nursery areas; 2)
Forwell-studied species, quantitative datawere used        species that use estuaries for spawning, often at
to estimate the level of abundance within an estuary.      specific salinities; 3) species that spawn offshore
However, in most cases the level of abundance              near the mouths of estuaries and depend on tidal-
assigned to a species was determined by asking             and wind-driven currents to carry eggs, larvae, or
regional and local biologists forexpertopinions based      early juveniles into estuarine nursery areas; and 4)
on their knowledge of individual species within an         species that enter estuaries during certain times of
estuary. This effort complemented the quantitative         year to feed on abundant prey. The importance of
studies, and greatly increased the reliability of the      any estuary can be determined by the intensity with
abundance information.  The relative abundance             which species use estuarine habitats. Importance
data shown in the data summaries are the best that         can be measured both by the number of species
could be synthesized from agency reports, aca-             present as well as the abundance of specific life
demic studies, and expert reviews.                         stages in estuaries relative to offshore habitats.
                                                          These data may assist in identifying adverse effects
    -_.        ' ,..                                       of estuarine environmental degradation on offshore
                                                           populations.
Classifying and Comparing Estuaries. Although
the qualitative nature of the distributional data pre-     The presence or absence of members of a set of pre-
cluded statistical comparisons of species abundances       selected species or species with specific life history
among estuaries, comparisons can be made using             strategies can be used to rank the importance of an
data on the presence/absence of species in salinity        estuaryto these species on a regional basis. For ex-
zones. This information, combined with the spatial         ample, if a species group is defined as anadromous

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                                        Data Summary Tables



           Table 2. Spatial distribution and relative abundance

           Table 3. Temporal distribution

           Table 4. Data reliability

           Table 5. Presence/absence of 47 species in West Coast estuaries


            In each data summary table, species are listed in a phylogenetic order, as in Table 1. Estuaries
           are listed in a north to south order, as in Figure 3. At the beginning of each data summary is
           an index table showing the page location of each species and estuary within the data summary.








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Index to Table 2: Page location of spatial distribution table for each species and estuary

                                                                      J ~~~~~~~                      Estuary


                                                                                                         ~~~~~  .~~~~~~~~~~~~~    ~~~ A    A


Common and Scientific Name
Blue mussel (Mytius aduto........ ..............
Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) ........ . ... ...
Holrseneck gaper (Tresus: capax)
Pacific gaper C Tresus nuftta..l......)
California Jacknife clam (Tagelus califamlanus) .... ......... ... .
Pacific littleneck clam (Protoihaca slaminedo
Manila (Japanese) clam (Venerupisjaponica)
Eastern soifishell clam (Mya arenarla)
Geoduck (Parnaps abrupta)
Bay shrimp (Crangon franciscmrum)                       P.1I          s         p. 17                    P. 18                     P. 19
Dungeness crab (Cancer magkIste
Leopard shark C Tiakis semilasciate)
Green sturgeon (AclpensermedlrosM  .....
While sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus)
American shad (Akisasapldissimia)               :.  ........... . ... ...   
Pacific herring (Ciupea paislles....l)  ... .. ...
Deepbody anchovy (Anchoa corrpressa) ........ . ............. .....
Slough anchovy (Anchoa delicatssima)                                     . ....... . ..
Northern anchovy (Engrautis mordax)
Cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus ciarki                    p. 24                   p. 25                    p. 26                    p. 27
Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykkisS)'
Coho  salmon  (Oncorhynchus  kisulch)   . . .    ................. ............... .... ..
Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus Ishawytscha)'  P..8 ..                                                      p.3.....
Chum salmon (Oncoffiyndhus keta)
Pink salmon (Orlcothynchus gorbuscha)
Sockeye salmon (Oncadrhychus neika)                     p. 32                   p. 33                    p. 34                    p. 35
Surf smell (h-ypomas us pretiasus)
Longlin smell (Spirlnchus th~aiechthy)
Eulachon (Thaieichthys padficus).................
Pacific lomcod (Microgadus proxim us)...................
Topsmait (Atherfiqop affinis)..........
Jacksmeit (Atheilnopsls cafiftimlensis)           .       .          .         0
Threespine stickleback (Gasterosteus ....c......a.t........
Striped bass (Mloronse saxattifs) .....
Kelp bass (Paralabrax dathratus)
Barred sand bass (Paralabrax nebulift)
White seabass (Atractoscoon nobilis)
White croaker (Genyonemus fin eatus)                    p. 40                   p. 41                    p. 42                    p. 43
Shiner parch (Cymato~gaster aggreata)
Pacific sand lance (Ammodytas hexapterus)
Arrow goby (Clevlandia ids). . . . . .
Ungcod (Ophiodon elongatus) .         .    .    . . . -........
Pacific slaghom sculpin (Leptocottus Zaimau) .... . ... ..
California halibut (Par.Vichthys catiffonicus)                                                                                    p. ....47...
Diamond turbot (Hy~psopsetta guttulata)
English sole (Pteuronectes vetutus)                    :q:      .:                              I-"..
Stan  flounder (Pla~tihhys steltaftu)  ........ .....-. ......I-........ ......  ..
  *Winter steelhead and summer chinook salmon are located four pages after the pages shown here.








Table 2. Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance

                                                West Coast Estuaries

                      Puget     Hood    'Skagit    Grays   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                      Sound    Canal       Bay      Harbor    Bay        River      Bay       Bay
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S
 Blue mussel       A     O               O                 0     00           0
  Mytilis          S            o   o o                0 0    0 0              0 
  edults           i   SO   t3    0S   00   00                                 0         0 
                  L ï¿½S  0* i ï¿½   00  00    0   O
                  E  *O *                OO           00  0 0    O    ( 0
 Pacific oyster    A     *            O    0    *U                 0
  Crassostrea      S
  gigas            J  a           aS                  O a  a                                   --
                  L
                  E
 Horseneck gaper  A      0       a O         0             0         0                          0 ï¿½
  Tresus           S        0   ï¿½               0         0          0                         0 
  capax            J   C   @S   0   0                                0                          0
                  L 00  @e  00    0    0                                                      0 
                  E    0  ï¿½                    0    0    0                                     0
 Pacific gaper     A                         O   O    0 
  Tresus          S   ï¿½ ï¿½                       0
  nuttalli         J    O     OO             00
                  L @6  I   0 0
                  E       60  13               0
 California jacknife A
 clam              S
   Tagelus         J
  californianus    L
                  E
 Pacific littleneck   A  a      O   *       as         00        00 ï¿½                           0 
 clam
                  ca    ï¿½s       a                    00  00   O                               0o
  Protothaca    J  *0  a*    *a   00   00                                                  0ï¿½
  staminea         L    *       -   *                            0      * ï¿½
                  E *                       00  00  0 0    a                                  0 O
                     TMST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Grays   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                      Sound    Canal       Bay      Harbor    Bay        River      Bay       Bay

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                              Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                          T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
O      Abundant                                 M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
O      Common                                   S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                             L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                E - Eggs








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Table 2 (continued). Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

                      Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                       Bay       River      Bay       River      River      River      Bay       River
 Species/Life Stage    T  M  S T          M   S  T  M   S  T  M   S  T  M   S  T  M   S  T  M   S T  M   S
 Blue mussel        A         0                    0                     s          a         0
  Mytilis           S               ï¿½                          ï¿½ 8  ï¿½ 
  edulis            J ï¿½                          -- ï¿½    ï¿½                         * 
                  L         6                    0           ï¿½                   ï¿½   ï¿½
                  E         6  0                                                 *          (
 Pacific oyster     A                                     ï¿½ *                       O0     * 
  Crassostrea       S
  gigas             J         6                 *                                   0      SO
                  L
                  E
 Horseneck gaper  A            )                0  1          0          *                 O  0
  Tresus            S                          0O  0                                      0ï¿½
  capax             J  ï¿½                        0             0            O 
                  L                          0O)    0                                   O S
                  E ï¿½                        06             0                           O ï¿½
 Pacific gaper      A
  Tresus           S    ï¿½
  nuttalli          J ï¿½
                   L   ï¿½
                   E        O
 California jacknife A
 clam               S
  Tagelus          J
  califtornianus    L
                   E
 Pacific littleneck   A                0           0                                       0ï¿½
 clam               S                           00                                         0  0
  Protothaca        J         6                00                                         0 
  staminea
                  L                            00  0ï¿½
                   E            ï¿½             O0  O 
                     TM ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                      Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                        Bay       River      Bay       River      River      River      Bay       River

                                                  West Coast Estuaries


Relative Abundance                                 Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                            T - Tidal Fresh                            A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                         M- Mixing                                  S - Spawning
O       Common                                     S - Seawater                               J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                  L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                     E - Eggs








Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                       Table 2 (continued).

                                                   West Coast Estuaries
                      Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tamales   SCesnt S. SnFra. ISuhElkhorn    Marro
                        River   Say          River      Bay SuiunloS Says  Fran.  Slough           Bay
 Species/Life Stage  T MST MST MS T MST MS   MS~    S                                                     S
 Blue mussel        A                     a                          a 6         @6 4
  Mytilis                            660S                             @0        @6            @ 
  adults            J        a       6a            0          5    @6              6    a                S I
                   L         a         6   00    O               a  6   @ 6                  5
                   E         a         6   a                       S6  a6                    5 a
 Pacific oyster     A                 6                          
  Crassostrea       S
  gigas             J                   6                        
                   L
                   E
 Horseneck gaper  A55
  Tresus           S5
  capax             J                 @5
                   L                @
                   E                @
 Pacific gaper      A                0  05                                                               5
  Tresus      S              C       00 O                                                        
  nuttalli          J                0  0                     @ 0
                   L                0 055 
                   E                00 O                                                     5 
 California jacknife A                                                                                   o
 clam               sO
  Tagelus          j 
  californianus     L                                                                                    o
                   E                                                                                    0
 Pacific littleneck   A              @                                                        0          0
 clam                 S@                                      s                                o         o 
  Protothaca        j          a                              5                               0          0
  slaminea          L                 @ss0                                                               O
                   E                @@50                                                                0
                      T M S T M S T M S T M ST M S   M MS  S S     
                      Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tamales  Cent S. Fr./I  South   Elkhorn    Morro
                       River   Say          River      Bay      Suisun I S. San Fran. Sog a
                                                             Pablo Bays    Bay    Sog           a
                                                  West Coast Estuaries


Relative Abundance                                 Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                            T - Tidal Fresh                            A - Adults
*       Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                 S - Spawning
0       Common                                     S - Seawater                               J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                         -Salinity zone not present.              L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                     E -Eggs






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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                      Table 2 (continued).

                                                   West Coast Estuaries
                       Santa      San                                                  San
                       Monica    Pedro    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission                  Tijuana
                                                                                   Diego
                        Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay        Bay      Estuary
 Species/Life Stage     *  *  S   * *  S     *                S   * *    S *   *    S *  *  S * * S
 Blue mussel        A                   a *   O                                I             0          O
  Mytilis          S                ï¿½          ï¿½          ï¿½             0      ï¿½         ï¿½             0
  edulis           J     ï¿½              ï¿½                               O                              0 
                   L  ï¿½    ï¿½                             ï¿½             0O  a                 ï¿½    O
                   E         1         5          5         1          0         (          5          0
 Pacific oyster    A
  Crassostrea      S
  gigas            J
                   L
                   E
 Horseneck gaper  A
  Tresus           S
  capax            J
                   L
                   E
 Pacific gaper     A
  Tresus           S ï¿½
  nuttalli         J                    S
                   L ï¿½
                   E         ï¿½
 California jacknife A                             O          O         O          O  O
 clam               S         1         0                               O
  Tagelus          J   O                                                0
  californianus    L                                 O                  0
                   E                        O          O0   0          0         5             
 Pacific littleneck   A       O                    O         O 
 clam               S         O  
  Protothaca       J         O          O                                0                             0
  staminea         L         O          O                               0
                   E    O              0          5         S          0                               5
                          *  *         S *  *               S *  *     S   *  *       *  * S    *  *  S
                       Santa      San                                                  San
                       Santa      SanPedro    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission              Tijuana
                                                                                   Diego
                        Monica    PedroBay   Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay        Bay      Estuary

                                                   West Coast Estuaries


Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                            A - Adults
O      Abundant                                    M  Mixing                                 S - Spawning
O       Common                                     S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                      * - Salinity zone not present.             L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                    E - Eggs







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Table 2, continued. Spatial distribution and relative abundance

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem Tillamook
                      Sound    Canal       Bay       Harbor     Bay       River     Bay        Bay
 Species/Life Stage T M S TM ST M ST MS8TM ST M S T MST M S
 Manila clam    A  ao    6 0   0 0    60  a0                                                     0
   Venerypis    S   @ 0  a60   0 0    60    610                                                   0
  japonica         J a60    6 0   0 0    60  a0                                                  0
                  L  60 a60  0 0    0 a60                                                      0
                  E  60   60  0 0  60  60                                                      0
 Eastern softshell A        Q    0 0    60    6 0    60    0                           S         60
 clam              S  60   0 0   60   6 0   60   0  a6                                           60
  Mya              J aQ   0 )0 a0       0   60   0   a                                           60
  arenaria         L    ~    00  60                       60  a6 ~ 0   0   a                     60
                  E  60  0 0 a60    0  6 0  0    S                                                0
 Geoduck           A     66        6             0
  Panope           S        66                   0
  abrupta          J     66         66           0
                  L   6           66            0
                  E        6         6          0
 Bay shrimp        A   66            00    66    66    66 ~    
  Crangon          S   66    00  a6   66   66    66    66   66~
  franciscorum   J  66    0 00660    )0  a   II0 a0  a6s0  a
                  L  66    00   66   66 6                                     6         6
                  E  66    00   66   66 66                                              6 6
 Dungeness crab A   6               00    66   00   0 0   0 0   06   06
  Cancer           M        0          0         0
  magister         i  a6    66   a6    aS    aS                                 a        6 6        Saaa
                  L  00  co   00  00  co   00                                            0         6
                  E    0             0         0
 Leopard shark     A
  Triakis          P
  semifasciata     J
                  M
                  E
                     T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                      Sound    Canal   Say           Harbor   Say         River   say          Bay

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                      Life Stage
a Highly Abundant                                T - Tidal Fresh                    A - Adults
6      Abundant                                  M - Mixing                         S - Spawning adults
0      Common                                    S - Seawater                        J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                        L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                            E - Eggs
                                                                              P - Parturition
                                                                              M - Mating adults






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           Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                   Table 2 (continued).

                                                              West Coast Estuaries

                                  Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina   Alssa    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                                    Bay      River      Bay       River     River      River     Bay       River
             Species/Life Stage  T M  S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
             Manila clam       A        0                                                             0
              Venerupis       S         0                                                             0
              japonica         i         0                                                            0
                               L        0                                                             0
                               E        0                                                             0
             Eastern softshell  A       Oa 0    0            0      60    a              a6  0
             clam              5   0 0              a        o    so 0               a         aSa
              Mya              J  0 0                    6 0   50  a   a                           9 
              arenaria         L   0 0            a         0    so    a                a          9 o
                               E  0 0              a        O     a0  a   a                        SO0
             Geoduck           A
              Panope           S
              abrupla          J
                               L
                               E
             Bay shrimp        A     0 0          55                6            6 
              Crangon          S   0 0            5        IJ          6         6       666
p             ~~~~~franciscorum  i  0 00a   0  aS  0550550                                      a0  a
                               L  0 0   66 6                          6 5                  5 5
                               E  0 0  a6  IN   a5   55  a5   5I
             Dungeness crab A   0 0   0 0   05   05   0                                 0 0   05~  0 0
              Cancer           M                                                                      0
              magister         J  a5    a6    a6    @6    55                                         6
                               L  a                                                               W a      S 5
                               E                                                                      0
             Leopard shark    A
               Triakis          P
              semifasciata     J
                               M
                               E
                                  TM S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                                   Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos         Rogue
                                    Bay      River      Bay       River     River     River      Bay       River

                                                               West Coast Estuaries

            Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage
            a Highly Abundant                                T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
            S      Abundant                                  M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
            0      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
            Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                              L - Larvae
                   No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs
                                                                                                   P - Parturition
                                                                                                   M - Mating






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Table 2, continued. Spatial distribution and relative abundance.

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

                      Klamath Humboldt    Eel    Tomales Cent. S. Fr./  South   Elkhorn    Morro
                       River     Bay       River      Bay   Suisun I San San Fran.  Slough     Bay
                                                           Pablo Bays    Bay
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  * M S   *  ' S    * S
 Manila clam       A                6  o                   0       6 *    a a
  Venerupis       S                I                       0 0           
  japonica         J         ï¿½         0                   0   66   
                  L               10                      0  aï¿½   a 
                  E                  0                    0  0ï¿½  a 
 Eastern softshell  A       a          0      0            0      0  0      6             0
 clam              S                  0   0                0   6 0 ï¿½                      0
  Mya              J               60   0                  0  00   60    0
  arenaria         L                  0    0               0    6 0    6 0                0
                  E               60  0                   0  00    0    0
 Geoduck           A                                                                                0
  Panope           S                                                                                0
  abrupta          J                                                                                0
                  L                                                                                0
                  E                                                                                0
 Bay shrimp        A                             0  0                 0         0
  Crangon          S                         6   0   06   0 0
  franciscorum   J                  660                       066   a ï¿½ ï¿½ ï¿½
                   L               0  0       0  00
                   E                          66    0   6   0 0
 Dungeness crab  A       0  0      O  0          0         0
   Cancer           M
   magister    J  00  ï¿½6 ï¿½    ï¿½a ï¿½                                               0
                   L                  6          0         0
                   E
 Leopard shark    A                            0    0          0                                    0
   Triakis          P          ï¿½                            0         0      6    0                  0
   semifasciata     J               6                           0      0     0  0          6         O
                   M                                                 0    0
                   E
                     T M ST M ST M ST M ST M S *                                   S  *         * S
                      Klamath Humboldt    Eel    Tomales Cent S. Fr./  South   Elkhorn    Morro
                       River     Bay       River      Bay   Suisun I San San Fran. Slough      Bay
                                                            Pablo Bays    Bay
                                                 West Coast Estuaries

 Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                       M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
0      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                              L - Larvae
        No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs
                                                                                     P - Parturition
                                                                                     M - Mating






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Table 2, continued. Spatial distribution and relative abundance.

                                                  West Coast Estuaries
                       Santa     San                                               San
                       oSanta    PSan    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission                Tijuana
                                Monica   Pedro                                    Diego
                        Monica    Pedro    Bay        Bay      Bay       Bay                Estuary
                        Bay      Bay                                               Bay
 Species/Life Stage    * *  S   **   S  *  *  S       *  S   * * S   * * S  *  S   *  * S
 Manila clam      A
   Venerupis       S
  japonica        J
                   L
                   E
 Eastern softshell  A
 clam             S
  Mya             J
  arenaria        L
                   E
 Geoduck          A
   Panope          S
  abrupta         J
                   L
                   E
 Bay shrimp       A
   Crangon         S
   franciscorum    J
                   L
                   E
 Dungeness crab  A
   Cancer          M
   magister        J
                   L
                   E
  Leopard shark    A         O         O
   Tilakis         P        0         0
   semifasciata    J        O         O
                   M    0    0
                   E
                         *                     S         * *        S * *    S *              * S
                       Santa     San                                               San
                       antca  SPedro   Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission                  Tijuana
                                                                                  Diego
                        Bay      Bay       Bay        Bay      Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary
                                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                              Salinity Zone                           Life Stage
*      Highly Abundant                          T - Tidal Fresh                         A - Adults
0     : Abundant                                M - Mixing                              S - Spawning
O      Common                                   S - Seawater                            J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                    ' - Salinity zone not present.          L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                               E - Eggs
                                                                                      P- Parturition
                                                                                      M - Mating






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Table 2, continued. Spatial distribution and relative abundance (revised 1/91).

                                                West Coast Estuaries

                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                     Sound    Canal        Bay       Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay
 Species/Life Stage  T M S T M S T M S T M  S T M  S T M  S T M  S T M  S
 Green sturgeon    A                                      0  O      0  0       O  O
  Acipenser         S
  medirostris      J
                  L
                  E
 White sturgeon  A                                    000000000000 O  O  O  O  O
  Acipenser        S
  transmontanus  J                     I   @ @                                    0 0 0                 0
                  L
                  E
 American shad  A                           O  O 0 11 0 ï¿½ ï¿½             ï¿½ ï¿½ ï¿½      ï¿½
  Alosa            S                                                       0
  sapidissima    J                         0 0 0                           0 O ï¿½ O   ï¿½ ï¿½ a
                  L
                  E
 Pacific herring   A      0        a        0   gO                      0      0      *               0
  Clupea           S  ï¿½ï¿½   ï¿½aï¿½ *    0   0
  pallasi          J   00    00 * O6@ 9ï¿½   0a ï¿½   
                  L   0  0a    0* 0  00  00  O                                                   O 
                  E  00    ï¿½   0  0  0
 Deepbody          A
 anchovy            S
  Anchoa           J
  compressa        L
                  E
 Slough anchovy   A
  Anchoa           S
  delicatissima    J
                  L
                  E
                     TMST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                     Sound    Canal        Bay       Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                            A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                        M - Mixing                                 S - Spawning
O       Common                                    S - Seawater                               J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                 L- Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                    E - Eggs







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Table 2, continued. Spatial distribution and relative abundance (revised 1/91).

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

                      Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina   Alsea   Siuslaw  Umpqua   Coos             Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay       River     River     River      Bay       River
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S
 Green sturgeon    A                             0                           O  0      0  00  0 O
  Acipenser        S
  medirostris      J                             0                                     0  0  0  0  0
                  L
                  E
 White sturgeon  A                        O         O   O 00   O 0 0  0 0
  Acipenser        S
  transmontanus J                         00 0                                         0 0 0 0 0
                  L
                  E
 American shad    A                       O  i  0  ( ï¿½         0  0 ï¿½  ï¿½  ï¿½      ) 0  0   )  ) ( )
  Alosa            S
  sapidissima      J
                  L
                  E 
 Pacific herring   A     r                         0  0 0           0    0            0
  Clupea           S              a a                   0         0                    0ï¿½
  pallasi          J  0   0 0  a                        00   00                    0a            0 
                  L                             9 clï¿½ 00   0  O                                 0 a
                  E   *  0 0                                                a
 Deepbody          A
 anchovy           S
  Anchoa           J
  compressa        L
                  E
 Slough anchovy   A
  Anchoa           S
  delicatissima   J
                  L
                  E
                     TMST M ST M  T M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                      Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina   Alsea   Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos            Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay       River     River      River     Bay       River

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
O      Abundant                                  M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
O      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                              L- Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs







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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                       Table 2 (continued).

                                                   West Coast Estuaries
                                                              Cent S. Fr. /  South
                       Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tomales   Suisun S.  San Fran.  Elkhorn    Morro
                        River      Bay       River      Bay      Pablo Bays    Bay    Slough       Bay
 Species/Life Stage    T  M  S T  M  S  T  M   S  T  M   S  T  M   S  *  M S   '  '  S  *  *  S
 Green sturgeon  A 0     O O           O  0    0                    0 0   0 0
  Acipenser         S
  medirostris   J O    0 000 0                                   0 0 0   0 0
                   L                                            0
                   E
 White sturgeon    A                                              0     0       0  0
  Acipenser         S
  transmontanus  J 0 00                         00  O 0    0  
                   L                                            0
                   E
 American shad    A   O          0O O          1   
  Alosa             S
  sapidissima  Ji                      a                     a   a              00
                   L
                   E
 Pacific herring    A                *  *       0  0             0                                       0
  Clupea            S                S          0        a               S            
  pallasi           J         0   * *              O                 0         00                      0
                   L                * *           6    6  0  06 O
                   E                *         O              *         *          *          1
 Deepbody           A
 anchovy            S
  Anchoa            J
  compressa         L
                   E
 Slough anchovy   A
  Anchoa           S
  delicatissima    J
                   L
                   E
                      T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S  * M S  * * S * * S
                      Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tomales  Cent S. Fr      South    Elkhorn    Mrro
                        River      Bay       River      Bay      Pablo Bays    Bay    Slough       Bay

                                                   West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                 Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                            T - Tidal Fresh                            A - Adults
0       Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                 S - Spawning
O       Common                                     S - Seawater                               J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                       * - Salinity zone not present.             L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                     E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                   Table 2 (continued).

                                                   West Coast Estuaries
                       Santa     San                                                 San
                       S~annta    San    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission                  Tijuana
                       Monica    Pedro                                               Diego    tua
                        Bay      BBa        y Ba      y y       Bay        Bay       Bay      Estuary
 Species/Life Stage    *       *                S             S * *             S * *      S * *     S * * S   *  * S   * * S
 Green sturgeon    A
  Acipenser        S
  medirostris      J
                   L
                   E
 White sturgeon    A
  Acipenser        S
  transmontanus   J
                   L
                   E
 American shad    A
  Alosa            S
  sapidissima      J
                   L
                   E
 Pacific herring   A
  Clupea           S
  pallasi          J
                   L
                   E
 Deepbody          A                   0         0                              0

  Anchoa           J                   o         O          ï¿½         t         0         0
  compressa        L                             O         O               a     1        O
                   E                             O    O    ï¿½    O    O
                   E                             0         0   a               0          0
 Slough anchovy   A                                                                       S
   Anchoa           S                                                 O          (
   delicatissima    J  
                   L                         ï¿½                       *          * 
                   E                             * S                 S3  
                         *             S * S     S " 5      S "   *   S             *   S   * *  S * * S   * *  S
                        Santa     San                                                 San
                        oSanta    PSan    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission   DSe           Tijuana
                         Monica    Pedro     Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary

                                                    West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                       M- Mixing                                S - Spawning
O      Common                                    S -Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                     *- Salinity zone not present.            L - Larvae
        No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                  Table 2 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries

                    Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  -Tillamook
                    Sound    Canal       Bay      Harbor      Bay      River      Bay       Bay

 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S                 T  M  S T  M  S
 Northern anchovy A   O0              0   0     0 a  a  a   0 a a                    0 0   0 
  Engraulis        S     0  0         0      0  0
  mordax    J  00    0' 00                                       ï¿½ï¿½  ï¿½ï¿½  ï¿½ï¿½  ï¿½  0ï¿½
                L 00   0 00  00  00  00  00  00
                E 00   0  00  00  00  00
 Cutthroattrout   A O0 0 0 O O O  0  O  O O OO                         O  O  O O O        0  O 
                S
  Oncorhynchus  J O O   O O O O O   O O       
  clarki           L
                E
 Cutthroat trout-  A O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
 Kelts             S
  Oncorhynchus   j
  clarki (K)       L
                E
 Steelhead - Fall   A
  Oncorhynchus   S
  mykiss (F)       J
                L
                E
 Steelhead -       A
 Half pounder      S
  Oncorhynchus   j
  mykiss (H)       L
                E
 Steelhead-    A O O O O O    0 00
 Summer            S
  Oncorhynchus Ji O  O                                                           000
  mykiss (S)      L
                E
                   TMST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                    Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's - Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                    Sound    Canal       Bay      Harbor    Bay        River      Bay       Bay

                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                              Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

a Highly Abundant                               T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                      M- Mixing                                S - Spawning
0      Common                                   S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                             L - Larvae
      No Data Available                                                                E - Eggs








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Table 2 (continued). Spatial distribution and relative abundance

                                                West Coast Estuaries

                      Netarts   Siietz   Yaquina   Alsea   Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos         Rogue
                       Bay      River     Bay       River    River     River      Bay      River
 Species/Life Stags  T M S TM S TM S TM S TM S TM S T M STM S
 Northern anchovy A        0   0 0   0 0   0 0                                        @   0 0
  Engraulls       S
  mordfax         i        0   0 0   ~@   0 0                             tS                  S
                  L                           0    0                               0 0
                  E
 Cutthroat trout  A 00000000000oooo00oo    0 0 0 o0 0coo
                  S
  Oncorhynchus  0 ooooooooo 00   ~    S 00oooooo00 o 
  clarki L
                  E
 Cutthroat trout -  A 00 00 0 000 0 000 0 00 0 00                                         00 0
 Kelts     
  Oncorhynchus   j
      clarki (K)  L
                  E
 Steelhead - Fall   A
  Oncarhynchus   S
  mykiss (F)      J
                  L
                  E
 Steelhead -      A
 Half pounder 
  Oncorhynchus   j                                                                              0
  mykiss (H)      L
                  E
 Steelhead -    A              0 00                0 00               0 00                 000
 Summer      
   mykiss (S)     L0                                                        0

                  E
                     T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                      Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina   Aisea   Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos         Rogue
                       Bay      River     Bay       River    River     River      Bay      River

                                                West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                             Salinity Zone                           Life Stage

a Highly Abundant                              T - Tidal Fresh                         A - Adults
i~i    Abundant                                M - Mixing                              S - Spawning
0      Common                                  S - Seawater                            J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                           L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                              E  -Eggs







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Table 2 (continued). Spatial distribution and relative abundance

                                                  West Coast Estuaries
                                                             Cent S. Fr. I South
                      Klamath Humboldt    Eel    Tomales  Suisun S.  San Fran  Elkhorn    Morro
                        River     Bay       River      Bay    Pablo Bays   Bay      Slough      Bay
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S     M S   *  *                       S
 Northern anchovy A          O a       *      O  O          O    a         *               S  
  Engraulis        S                                              (       a a
  mordax           J   * ï¿½   ï¿½C   O O                       O               aï¿½ ï¿½                    a  a 
                   L                                       O  0ï¿½ 6    )                   1 
                   E                                              Oï¿½ *         S
 Cutthroat trout   A O          O  O       O  O  O
                   S
  Oncorhynchus    J O    O                0 
  clarki 
                   E
 Cutthroat trout -   A O  O  O             O  O  O
 Kelts             S
  Oncorhynchus   j
  clarki (K)       L
                   E
 Steelhead - Fall   A O  O  O
  Oncorhynchus   S
  mykiss (F)       J 0ï¿½   1
                   L
                   E
 Steelhead -       A
 Half pounder      S
  Oncorhynchus  J 0     000
  mykiss (H)       L
                   E
 Steelhead-    A 0O                        000
 Summer            S
  Oncorhynchus   J                        0 O
  mykiss (S)       L
                   E
                      T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S   M                                    *S
                      Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomales         Cn S.     Fr. Elkhorn    Morro
                       River     Bay       River      Bay    Pablo Bays   Bay      Slough      Bay

                                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
O      Abundant                                  M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
O      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                     ï¿½ - Salinity zone not present.           L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                  E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                   Table 2 (continued).

                                                    West Coast Estuaries
                        Santa     San                                                 San
                        Santa     SanPedro   Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission    San       Tijuana
                         MoniBay  Bay        Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary
 Species/Life Stage    * *             S                                  *          *       S * *   S * * S   * *  S   *  * S   * * S
 Northern anchovy  A     a   a                             0 O                            0
  Engraulis        S     a a
  mordax           J       .ï¿½          ï¿½         ï¿½         0          0                   0
                   L    ï¿½                       O0    0    O                             O 0
                   E    ï¿½    ï¿½    0    0                                                  0
 Cutthroat trout   A
                   S
  Oncorhynchus   J
  clarki
                   E
 Cutthroat trout -   A
 Kelts             S
  Oncorhynchus J
  clarki (K) 
                   E
 Steelhead - Fall   A
  Oncorhynchus   S
  mykiss (F)       J
                 ,  L
                   E
 Steelhead -       A
 Half pounder      S
  Oncorhynchus   J
  mykiss (H)       L
                   E
 Steelhead -       A
 Summer
   Oncorhynchus   J
   mykiss (S)       L
                   E
                             *  S                S *S                 S * *               S   * *  S
                        Santa     San                                                 San
                       Monica    Pedro    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission                 Tijuana
                                                                                     Diego
                         Bay      Bay        Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary
                                                    West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
0      Abundant                                  M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
O      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                     * - Salinity zone not present.           L - Larvae
        No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                    Table 2 (continued).

                                                West Coast Estuaries
                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                      Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay       Bay
 Species/Life Stags T M STM STM ST MS T M STM ST M STM S
 Steelhead -       A 0 O)     C)C)C OC) C  0    I C  C)g  C  C)               S      00  C  C
 Winter      
  Onco~rhynchus-   J                                            O  OOI    NC   
  mykiss (W)       L
                  E
 Coho salmon         A 00S(        
  Oncorhynchus   S
  kisutch          J                                00III  
                  L
                  E
 Chinook salmon -  A ~  ~0  S                  l                                
 Fall              s
  Oncorhynchus   J                                                        866           (   
  tshawytscha (F)  L
                  E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Late Fall  
  oncorhyn~chus   J
  tshawytscha (LF) L
                  E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Winter      
  Concorhynichus   j
  tshawytscha (14  L
                  E
 Chinookesalmon -     A           )0  NI                                                       0  00
 Spring     
  oncorhynichus   J         C) O   O0O@          OS                      a                     gOaa     
  tshawytscha (Sp) L
                  E
                     T M ST M ST M ST MSTM ST M ST M S TM S
                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalemn Tillamook
                     Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River     Bay        Bay
                                                West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

a Highly Abundant                                 T  -Tidal Fresh                          A  -Adults
*      Abundant                                   M  -Mixing                                S - Spawning
o      Common                                     S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                L  -Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                     Table 2 (continued).

                                               West Coast Estuaries

                     Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina   Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos            Rogue
                      Bay      River      Bay        River     River     River      Bay       River
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S
 Steelhead-    A                 O O O O O  O O O O  08 
 Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus   J              O                           O
  mykiss (W)       L
                 E
 Coho salmon       A O  O  O         ) O  O      1 3 0 t)      0 (   ]  ) a  0  I   O I  S         8 
  Oncorhynchus   S
  kisutch          J 0 O 0 a a         o            
                 L
                 E
 Chinook salmon - A              1  1  1  8  I   i 0  1   1 1   ]    8  0  0 (  8  8
 Fall              S
  Oncorhynchus   J                                                           8
  tshawytscha (F) L
                 E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Late Fall         S
  Oncorhynchus   J
  tshawytscha (LF) L
                 E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Winter            S
  Oncorhynchus   j
  tshawytscha (W)  L
                 E
 Chinook salmon- A               000                                              I 0 0 0 ï¿½ ï¿½ ï¿½
 Spring            S
  Oncorhynchus  J                      8   8 a  a                                             0 a  
  tshawytscha (Sp) L
                 E
                    TMST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                     Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                      Bay      River      Bay        River     River     River      Bay       River

                                               West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
O      Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
O      Common                                     S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs








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Table 2 (continued). Spatial distribution and relative abundance

                                               West Coast Estuaries

                     Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomales  SuisuntS. San Fran. Elkhorn    Morro
                      River     Bay       River      Bay    Pablo Bays    Bay     Slough       Bay
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  ' M S   *  *  S     * * S
 Steelhead-    A O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O
 Winter            S
  Oncorhynchus  J   O O    ï¿½ ï¿½    
  mykiss (14       L
                 E
 Coho salmon   A O O O O O O O O O O O O
  Oncorhynchus   S
  kisutch          J   (  OOOOOOOOO
                 L
                 E
 Chinook salmon- A ï¿½                0 O O O    
 Fall              S
  Oncorhynchus J ï¿½ ï¿½ g 0 0 0                         a    
  tshawytscha (F)  L
                 E
 Chinook salmon - A                                             0  0  0
 Late Fall         S
  Oncorhynchus   J                                             *  *
  tshawytscha (LF) L
                 E
 Chinook salmon - A                                             ï¿½  O 0
 Winter            S
  Oncorhynchus   J                                             ï¿½      0
  tshawytscha (W)  L
                 E
 Chinooksalmon-  A   13 i                                             ï¿½ 
 Spring            S
  Oncorhynchus J aï¿½ ï¿½0   
  tshawytscha (Sp) L
                 E
                    TM ST M ST M ST M ST MS    * M                                       S  * * S
                     Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomales  Cent S. Fr. /  South   Elkh
                                                         Suisun I S. San Fran.
                      River     Bay       River      Bay      SuisunPablo Bays   Bay  Slough   Bay

                                               West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                           A - Adults
*      Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
O      Common                                     S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                      * - Salinity zone not present.            L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                Table 2 (continued).

                                                  West Coast Estuaries
                       Santa     San                                              San
                       Santa    SanPedro   Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission             Tijuana
                                                                                 Diego
                       BMonica   Pedroy    Bay      Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay     Estuary
 Species/Life Stage      * S   * * S  * * S   * * S   * * S  * * S  * * S   * * S
 Steelhead -      A
 Winter           S
  Oncorhynchus   j
  mykiss (W1      L
                  E
 Coho salmon      A
  Oncorhynchus   S
  kisutch         J
                  L
                  E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Fall             S
  Oncorhynchus   J
  tshawytscha (F)  L
                   E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Late Fall        S
  Oncorhynchus   J
  tshawytscha (LF) L
                  E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Winter           S
  Oncorhynchus   j
  tshawytscha (W) L
                   E
 Chinook salmon - A
 Spring           S
   Oncorhynchus   J
   tshawytscha (Sp) L
                   E
                      e                               *        *           S     S      * * S  *  S  *  S * * S 
                       Santa    San                                               San
                       Santa    SanPedro   Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission   Die       Tijuana
                        BMonica   Pedroy    Bay      Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay     Estuary
                                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                             Salinity Zone                           Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                         T - Tidal Fresh                         A - Adults
*      Abundant                                M - Mixing                              S - Spawning
O      Common                                  S - Seawater                            J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                   * - Salinity zone not present.          L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                              E - Eggs








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Table 2 (continued). Spatial distribution and relative abundance

                                               West Coast Estuaries

                      Puget     Hood      Skagit     Grays    Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                     Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay       Bay
 Species/Life Stage T M STM ST M ST M STM S TM  S T M STM S
 Chinook salmon -  A                                                       00  0
 Summer       
  Oncorhynchus    j                                                              g
  tshawytscha (Su) L
                  E
 Chum salmon                 A                                      0g00C     
  Oncorhynchus    S
  kera             i  .  S  e                        a               41g0 0 0O O  0  s 
                  L
                  E
 Pink salmon        ASSUgg@
  Oncorh~ynchus    S
  gorbusch~a        JSS          @@        gg
                  L            0
                  E
 Sockeye salmon   Aï¿½        O0 00
  Oncorhynchus    S
  nerka             J@@                                                    000OO  
                  L
                  E
 Surf smelt         A   @@   @@                ï¿½0   0 0   0 0   a6  IN
  Hypomesus         S   a 6        a       a Sa
 pretiosus         J     Il         @@        Illï¿½~    0  0        00        @@         @6
                  L aS   S                   6         00  0 O0   00   0    0 
                  E  aS S                    5
 Longfin smelt    A   0 0                      0 0    0 0    a 0   @ 0
  SpIrInchus       S                                            0 @
  thatlechthys     i     0  0                 0  O       *  0      ï¿½0         6 0
                  L 00                      0000006@06@
                  E                                0        .    
                    T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S

                     Puget     Hood      Skagit     Grays    Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                     Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River     Bay        Bay

                                               West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

a Highly Abundant                                 T -Tidal Fresh                           A - Adults
@      Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
0       Common                                    S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs









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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                   Table 2 (continued).

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

                      Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos         Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay       River     River      River     Bay       River
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S T  M  S T  M  S
 Chinook salmon - A
 Summer             S
  Oncorhynchus    j
  tshawytscha (Su) L
                  E
 Chum salmon   A O    0( O 0 0    O 0   O O O O O O O                               O O  
  Oncorhynchus    S
  keta    Jggg00000000000                                                           000
  keta             J a a a O O O O O O O  O  O C O O                                O O O
                  L
                  E
 Pink salmon       A
  Oncorhynchus    S
  gorbuscha        J
                  L
                  E
 Sockeye salmon   A
  Oncorhynchus    S
  nerka            J
                  L
                  E
 Surf smelt        A                          O  0      O  0       a         0 ï¿½       0* 
  Hypomesus        S
  pretiosus            i             a    u                s   a    a                     s   aa
 pretiosus    J  iï¿½ *                        ï¿½ï¿½   ï¿½ï¿½ *ï¿½ *ï¿½ ï¿½ **
                  L    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
                  E
 Longfin smelt     A                       O  O  0                                  0  O  O
  Spirinchus       S                      O                                        0
  thaleichthys     J                          o  O                                     00
                  L                      0                                        000
                  E                      0                                        0
                     TMST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                     Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina   Alsea   Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay       River     River     River      Bay       River

                                                West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
O      Abundant                                  M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
O      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                              L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                     Table 2 (continued).

                                                  West Coast Estuaries

                      Klamath Humboldt    Eel    Tomales Cent. S.               F.  Elkhorn    Morro
                       River      Bay      River      Bay    PablosBays    Bay     Slough       Bay
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  *  M S   *  *  S                 *  S
Chinook salmon - A
 Summer             S
  Oncorhynchus    j
  tshawytscha (Su) L
                  E
 Chum salmon       A
  Oncorhynchus    S
  keta             J
                  L
                  E
 Pink salmon       A
  Oncorhynchus   S
  gorbuscha        J
                  L
                  E
 Sockeye salmon   A
  Oncorhynchus    S
  nerka            J
                  L
                   E
 Surf smelt        A                0  0          0          0
  Hypomesus        S
  pretiosus        J           00  0a0   0                  0
                   L               00  00    0
                   E
 Longfin smelt   A           0 0 0 0 O O 0                      S             0 0
  Spirinchus       S            0          O                    O
  thaleichthys     J         0      0  0      00                       s     0 
                   L    000000    Sï¿½0  00
                   E            0         0                    1
                     TM ST M ST M ST M ST M S * MS  * *    S* * 
                      Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomales         n S         Fr.  Elkhorn    Morro
                       River      Bay      River      Bay    Pablo Bays    Bay     Slough       Bay
                                                     ay  Y  Pablo Bays    Bay

                                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                           T Tidal Fresh                             A- Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                        M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
0       Common                                    S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                      * - Salinity zone not present.            L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                 Table 2 (continued).

                                                  West Coast Estuaries
                       Santa     San                                               San
                       oSanta    PSan    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission                Tijuana
                        Monica    Pedro    Bay        Bay      Bay        Bay      Bay      Estuary
 Species/Life Stage    * * S   * *         S * *          S   * *  S   * *  S  * *  S   * * S
 Chinook salmon - A
 Summer           S
  Oncorhynchus   j
  tshawytscha (Su) L
                   E
 Chum salmon      A
  Oncorhynchus   S
  keta            J
                   L
                   E
 Pink salmon      A
  Oncorhynchus   S
  gorbuscha       J
                   L
                   E
 Sockeye salmon  A
  Oncorhynchus   S
  nerka           J
                   L
                   E
 Surf smelt       A
  Hypomesus       S
  pretiosus       J
                   L
                   E
 Longfin smelt    A
   Spirinchus      S
   thaleichthys    J
                   L
                   E
                            S   *              S  S  S  S * *                                    S
                       Santa     San                                               San
                       Santa    SanPedro   Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission   D Se   Tijuana
                        Monica    Pedro    Bay        Bay      Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary

                                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                              Salinity Zone                           Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                          T - Tidal Fresh                         A - Adults
*      Abundant                                 M -' Mixing                             S - Spawning
O      Common                                   S - Seawater                            J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                    *- Salinity zone not present.           L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                               E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                     Table 2 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries
                    Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                    Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay       Bay
 Species/Life Stage T M STM STM ST M STM ST M ST M STMS8
 Eulachon          A                                  oooooo@@@ 
  Thaleichthys     S 
  pacificus        J
                L                                 0 00 0 0 0 0
                E 
 Pacific tomcod   A   *             0 00    5              00   00   0 0   00O   0 0
  Microgadus       5         0         0  a
  proximus         j   *~   0 0   a 9   as   @5   us @5
                L 00  00  0 0  00  00  00  00  00
                E    0              0         0
 Topsmelt          A                                                                                  0
  Atherino~ps      S
  affinis          J                                                                                  0
                L
                E
 Jacksmelt         A
  Atherinopsis     S
  californiensis    j
                L
                E
 Threespine    A00000 0 C)00ï¿½@aC) 0                                    0   S   0 00 00 0
 stickleback        8 00   0 0    SO        0    @0                          0   0 0   0 0
  Gasterosteus J@@~0 @0 0aa0 ao@0 a @0 a@  @00 00 0
  aculeatus    LO   0 0   00   0 0   0 0   00   0 0   0 0
                EOO  00  00  00  00  00) 00  00
 Striped bass      A
  Morone           S
  saxatilis        j
                L
                E
                   T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                    Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                   Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River     Bay        Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

*0     Highly Abundant                            T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Aduhts
S      Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
0       Common                                    S  -Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                L  -Larvae
      No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                    Table 2 (continued).

                                               West Coast Estuaries

                     Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay       River      River     River      Bay       River

 Species/Life Stags T M STM ST M ST M STM S TM S T MSTM S
 Eulachon          A                                                      00  0
  Thai eichthys    S
  pacificus        J
                  L                                                     00 0
                  E
 Pacific tomcod   A                 0 0           0         0          0   0 0    05   0 0
  Microgadus       S
  proximus    J  0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0                                             00
                  L        0
                  E
 Topsmelt          A      05                   a         0  0       a            0      aUa
  Atherinops       S      05                   5         0  0      a a
  affinis          J      g~                  9a        0  0       5             0      a*a
                  L  00   0                     0   00  0 0                           00O
                  E  05                         5   00   05                            a
 Jacksmelt         A                                                                        0
  Atherinopsis     s
  californiensis   i                                                                       0
                  L
                  E
 Threespine   A  60000000000 5S90 S0  0 0  00 0
 stickleback       s         0 00   0 0   0 0   0 0   5~0   0 0   0 0
  Gasterosteus  0' em o o os o s e 0                                                 so  0~00~~       00 0
  aculealus    L  *   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   00O   0 0
                  E  5N  00  00  co  00  so  00  00
 Stripedbass    A                                               0         00 00 0
  Morons           5                                           0          0         0
  saxatifis        i0                                                     0         O00
                  L                                           0         0          0
                  E                                           0         0          0
                     T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S

                     Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina    Aisaa    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay        River     River     River      Bay       River

                                                West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

*1      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A  -Adults
*       Abundant                                  M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
0       Common                                    S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Nat Present, Rare, or                                                                L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs









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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                    Table 2 (continued).
                                                   West Coast Estuaries

                       Klamath  Humboldt    Eel      Tamales  Su~isunS. FrISoutha   Elkhorn    Marro
                        River     Bay       River      Bay  PabloS  Bays Fran.  Slough           Bay
 Species/Life Stage  T M  S T M S T M S T M S T M S    M MS  S S          
 Eulachon          A    
  Thaleichthys     S
  pacificus    - j

                   EC
 Pacific torrcod   A                0  0                     0
  Microgadus       S
  pro ximus        j                0  0                    0
                   L
                   E
 Topsmelt           A               0 0   00                        0 0    0OS 
  Atherinops    S                   00         00                                6             IN
  affinis          J                0 0   0 0    a                 00   aJ    a   a
                   L               0 0  0 0                           O   06                  
                   E               0 0  0 0                6S                              S         S
 Jacksmeft          A               0  0                     5   a j          5.  a
  Atherinopsis     S                0  0                           '~ a       9  a
  cafiforniensis   i                0  0            a              O  a    a   a            0         0
                   L               0 0             a              OS  a 9                  6I 0
                   E               00                      0   )         05 66             6
 Threespine         A               66S 0         C)3          05a6~0            0  CD0               0
 stickleback       S         a  5          0  0              0  6  0          0
  Gasterosteus  a66aSS066                                   05a60    60                    0          0
  aculeatusL6000o                                                  o0
                   EL6  00  0 0                            060    0
 Striped bass       A                                        066              06
  Morone       S                                                0
  saxails          j                                            66~0    0 0
                    L                                           6 0
                    E                                           0 0
                      T M S T M S T M S T M S T M                            MS M       S S S  
                       Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tamales  SCesnt S. Fr. Fran.  Elkhorn    Morro
                         River   Say         River      BayS iu Pabl Says   Fran.  Slough         Bay

                                                    West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
6      Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
o       Common                                    S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                      *-Salinity zone not present.             L - Larvae
        No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                   Table 2 (continued).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                     Santa     San                                                 San
                     oSanta    PSan     Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission   Deg           Tijuana
                      MoniBay  Bay        Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary
 Species/Life Stage    * *  S   *  *  S *     *  S   * *  S   *  * S   * *   S   *  *  S   * * S
 Eulachon          A
  Thaleichthys    S
  pacificus        J
                 L
                 E
 Pacific tomcod    A
  Microgadus       S
  proximus         J
                 L
                 E
 Topsmelt          A
  Atherinops       S        O         O   
  affinis         J   . 
                 L    O             O0                             0         0          0 O
                 E        0         0         0          1         0         6            
 Jacksmelt         A        1          0
  Atherinopsis     S  
  californiensis    J   O
                 L    0             0                                                   0 O
                 E                                                                      0 0  0  O
 Threespine        A
 stickleback       S
  Gasterosteus    J
  aculeatus        L
                 E
 Striped bass      A
  Morone           S
  saxatilis       J
                 L
                 E
                       *  S      *  S   * *  S                                   *   Se    *      S 
                     Santa     San                                                 San
                    Monica   Pedro   Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission   Diego    Tijuana
                      Bay      Bay        Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary

                                              West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                       M  Mixing                                S - Spawning
O      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                     * - Salinity zone not present.           L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                     Table 2 (continued).

                                                West Coast Estuaries

                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                      Sound    Canal        Bay       Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay
 Species/Life Stage    T  M  S T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M   S  T  M  S  T  M   S  T  M  S T  M   S
 Kelp bass          A
  Paralabrax       S
  clathratus       J
                  L
                  E
 Barred sand bass  A
  Paralabrax       S
  nebulifer        J
                  L
                  E
 White croaker      A
  Genyonemus       S
  lineatus         J
                  L
                  E
 White seabass      A
  Atractoscion      S
  nobilis          J
                  L
                  E
 Shiner perch    A   *   *   O @                                      0           08 ï¿½   O 
  Cymatogaster    P       0@                             @               @          X        1@
  aggregata
  aggregat    0 a                0 a0aSï¿½   0 00a0 0  0  0ï¿½ï¿½
                  L
                  E
 Pacific sand lance A   00    00                  0          0          0   O ï¿½          0          0 
  Ammodytes        S      13       a         
  hexapterus   J  @  **                            a  0 @ aï¿½    00   0@   0
                  L  @ï¿½  is   66  00  00  00    0   0
                  E  @ï¿½ 6*                     66
                     TM ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M ST M S
                      Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                     Sound    Canal        Bay       Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                            T - Tidal Fresh                           A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                         M - Mixing                                S - Spawning
O       Common                                     S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                 L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                    E - Eggs
                                                                                   P - Parturition







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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                       Table 2 (continued).

                                                    West Coast Estuaries

                       Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                         Bay - River          Bay       River      River      River      Bay       River
 Species/Life Stags T M ST M STM ST M ST M STM STMST M S
 Kelp bass          A
  Paralabrax       S
  clathratus       J
                   L
                   E
 Barred sand bass  A
  Paralabrax       S
  nebulifer        j
                   L
                   E
 White croaker      A
  Gen~yonemus      S
  lineatus         J
                   L
                   E
 White seabass      A
  Atractoscion      s
  nobilis           J
                   L
                   E
 Shiner perch    A  am               u             e       *            0       5             5       5
  Cymatogaster  p  ag   a5   a6  aa0                                 5 6    a5    55  a56aa
  aggregata              j   *g    5055 5                            so    us    em    me  0 66 6
                   L
                   E
 Pacific sand lance A                    o         o          o          o                    o
  Ammodytes         S
  hexapterus                            o       IN            o         o                     o  
                   L    0              0          0          0         0          0          0
                   E
                      T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                       Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                         Bay       River      Bay       River      River      River      Bay       River

                                                    West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                 Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

*1      Highly Abundant                            T - Tidal Fresh                            A - Adults
II      Abundant                                   M - Mixing                                 5 - Spawning
o       Common                                     S - Seawater                               J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                                  L  Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                     E  -Eggs
                                                                                          P - Parturition







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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                    Table 2 (continued).

                                                    West Coast Estuaries
                                                               Cent S. Fr./ South
                       Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomales  SisunS. S Fra. Elkhorn    Morro
                        River     Bay       River      Bay      PabloBayS   Bay      Slough      Bay
 Species/Life Stage   T  M  S T  M  S  T  M   S T  M  S  T  M  S  *  M                 S  *  S
 Kelp bass         A
  Paralabrax       S
  clathratus       J
                   L
                   E
 Barred sand bass  A
  Paralabrax       S
  nebulifer        J
                   L
                   E
 White croaker      A                   O                    0         0      0  0
  Genyonemus       S                                        o          O         O
  lineatus         J                   0                    0   00    00
                   L                                       0  00   0 0
                   E                                        0         0          0
 White seabass      A
  Atractoscion     S
  nobilis          j
                   L
                   E
 Shiner perch       A     0      13  *  *  
  Cymatogaster    P       *     00                                            0 c          0
  aggregata        j                *                       *      *           *              
                   L
                   E
 Pacific sand lance A                   0                   0
  Ammodytes        S                                        O
  hexapterus       J                   0                    0
                   L                   0                    0
                   E                                        O
                      T M ST M ST M ST M ST MS     MS *                                    S * *    S
                       Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomales  Cent S. Fr       South   Elkhorn    Morro
                        River     Bay       River      Bay    Pablo Bays   Bayn-  Slough         Bay

                                                    West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                Salinity Zone                             Life Stage

*       Highly Abundant                           T - Tidal Fresh                           A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                        M -Mixing                                 S - Spawning
0       Common                                    S - Seawater                              J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                      *- Salinity zone not present.             L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                   E - Eggs
                                                                                         P - Parturition







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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                  Table 2 (continued).

                                                   West Coast Estuaries
                       Santa     San                                                San
                       SaMonica    SanPedro   Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission   DSn    Tijuana
                        MoniBay  Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary
 Species/Life Stage    *  S   * * S   * * S   * * S   *  * S   * *  S   *  * S   * * S
 Kelp bass         A        O          O                                       0
  Paralabrax      S         O         O
  clathratus      J         O         0                                        o
                   L        0         0                                        0
                   E    0             0
 Barred sand bass A         O         O         O          O         O                   0
  Paralabrax      S         0         0
  nebulifer       J                                  a o  O                    O
                   L    0             0                                        0         0
                   E    0             0
 White croaker     A        *         *          O         O                             0
   Genyonemus    S             
   lineatus        J                   O                   0         O                    O
                   L         ï¿½    *    O    0    0    0                                            0
                   E     a      a
 White seabass    A         O          O
  Atractoscion     S        O         O
  nobilis         J         O         0
                   L
                   E        O         O
 Shiner perch      A        O         O         O          o         0            
  Cymatogaster    p  O                          O         O         O          0
  aggregata       J         O         O
                   L
                   E
 Pacific sand lance A
   Ammodytes       S
   hexapterus      J
                   L
                   E
                             SS  *S    *                                       S * *     S * *     S *  *     * * 
                        Santa     San                                                San
                        oSanta    PSan    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  Mission   Dieg          Tijuana
                         BMonica    Pedroy   Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary
                                                   West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                              Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

*      Highly Abundant                          T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
0      Abundant                                 M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
O      Common                                   S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                    *- Salinity zone not present.            L - Larvae
        No Data Available                                                                E - Eggs
                                                                                         P - Parturition








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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                  Table 2 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries

                    Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's  Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                    Sound    Canal       Bay      Harbor      Bay      River      Bay       Bay
 Species/Life Stage TM ST M ST M ST M STM STM S T M STM S
 Arrow goby    A  0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0
  Clevelandia     8     0  0      0  0       0  0      0  0'   0  0
  i0s             J  0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   O00
                L  0)0   00   0 0   0 0   00O
                E CD0   0 0  0 0  0 0  O00
 Lingcod           A        0         0         0
  Ophiodon        S         0         0         0
  elongalus    J   0 0   0 0    00    0 0    0 0                                         0         0
                L 00  00  00  00  00
                E        0         0         0
 Pacificostaghorn   A    55  ~~~~                                       0 IN  CD  IS O O  IN    5
 sculpin           S        0         0         0          0         0         0                   0
  Leptocottus   Jo0~0~0~      S   osso soss ssoss sso~
  armalus         L   0 0   0 0   00O                     0         0   00O              0         0
                E    0             0         0         0         0          0                   0
 California halibut  A
  Pa~ralichthys   S
  cafifornicus    J
                L
                E
 Diamond turbot   A
  Hypsopsetta      S
  guttulata        j
                L
                E
 English sole      A                  ii
  Pleuronectes    S                   SS
  vetulus         i'  a          a. 40                as   IS    ISo    os sa
                L   6   00  05   00  0 0  0 0    0  00O
                E        6            
 Starryflounder  A   0    III  Os    00   0 0    00O   00   0 0
  Platichthys      
  stelatus        J   55555555SSS  ssS*   0   0  0
                L  0 0   00   05   00    0 0O0  0 00  00
                E    CD  0                   0
                   T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                    Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalemn Tillamook
                    Sound    Canal       Bay      Harbor     Bay       River      Bay       Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                              Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

a Highly Abundant                               T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
S      Abundant                                 M - Mixing                               5 - Spawning
0      Common                                   S - Seawater                             J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                             L - Larvae
      No Data Available                                                                E -Eggs


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Table 2, continued. Spatial distribution and relative abundance (revised 1/91).

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

                      Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina   Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay       River     River      River     Bay       River
 Species/Life Stags T M STM ST M ST M STM STM-S T M STM S
 Arrow goby        A                                              0                      00
  Clevelandia     S                          0                                          00
  ios             J                          0                                        0  0
                  L                         0                                        0 0
                  E                         0                                        0 0
 Llngcod           A                             0
  Ophiodon        S
  elongatus       J         0                    0                             0      0  0
                  L                                                                      0
                  E
 Pacific staghorn   A    cji                    S       US        U            S       U  
 sculpin           S        0          0         0         0          0         0         0         0
  Leptocottus  J 0     a0  ï¿½0eos                                   e  amm   a            
  arrnatus         L        0         00                   0         0          0         0         0
                  E    0             0          0         0         0          0         0         0
 California halibut  A
  Paralichthys     S
  caliosnicu
                  L
                  E
 Diamond turbot    A
  Hypsopsetta      S
  gquttulata       j
                  L
                  E
 English sale      A
   Pleuronectes    S
   vetulus         i  o@  o0    is  as   oï¿½   o
                  L    0             0          0                   0         0          0
                  E
 Starry flounder  A                0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0   0 0
   Platichthys     s
   stellatus       J'    0  0                     0         00  00              0          0
                  L  0 0  0 0  0 0    0    0    0    0    0
                  E
                     T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                      Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                       Bay      River      Bay       River     River     River      Bay       River

                                                 West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Salinity Zone                            Life Stage

a Highly Abundant                                T - Tidal Fresh                          A - Adults
@      Abundant                                  M - Mixing                               S - Spawning
o      Common                                    S - Seawater                             J -Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                                                              L - Larvae
       No Data Available                                                                 E - Eggs

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Table 2, continued. Spatial distribution and relative abundance (revised 1/91).

                                                  West Coast Estuaries

                      Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tornales  Cent S. Fr. I  South    Elkhorn    Marra
                       River      Bay       River      Bay      Suisun I S. San Fran.  Slough     Bay
                                                             Pablo Bays    Bay
 Species/Life Stage T MSTMS T MS T MS T MS   M S    S5    S
 Arrow goby         A                00O                      0   00O   0 0 
   Clevelandia   S                   0  0                     @      0~           1
  ios              J                 Co                       3 IN
                   L                00                       0  @0  00     
                   E                0 0                      0 0   IN   S 
 Lingcod            A                   0
   Ophiodon    S                         0
   elongafus        j                0  0                     0       0  0
                   L                   0                     0         0
                   E                   0
 Pacific staghorn    A       0       000                0            0S       CD              0          0
 sculpin      S               Q         0          0          0          0  a
   Leptocottus      J         (N                 0             mOOS              60            S   INaaS
   armatus          L         0          0          0         0    00   IN                     S 
                   E         0                    0          0         0 
 California halibut  A
   Parafichthys S
   californicus                                                0         0          0          0      0
                   L                                         0         0          0
                   E
  Diamond turbot    A
   Hypsopsetta      S
   guttulata        i0                                                                         0         0
                   L                                         0                 00O
                   E                                                              0
  English sole       A
   Pleuronectas     S
   vetulus          J                9      0 0                       oo    ooo 
                   L                00    0     0 00
                   E
  Starry flounder    A         C       D 0          0      C D        0  0          0          0
   Platichthys      S
   stellatus    J00 ~0 0000  0                                    05 00 0  0  0                          0
                   L   0  00O    0    0  0 0    0
                   E
                      T M S T M S T M S T M S T MS    MS  *   5 S S S
                      Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tomnales  'Cent S. Fr.1  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                       River      Bay       River      Bay      Suisun I S. San Fran.  Slough     Bay
                                                             Pablo Bays    Bay
                                                  West Coast Estuaries


Relative Abundance                                 Salinity Zone                              Life Stage

a Highly Abundant                                  T - Tidal Fresh                            A - Adults
*       Abundant                                   M - Mixing                 S5- Spawning
0       Common                                     S - Seawater                               J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or                         - Salinity zone not present.             L - Larvae
        No Data Available                                                                     E -Eggs


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Data Summary Table: Spatial Distribution and Relative Abundance                        Table 2 (continued).

                                                     West Coast Estuaries
                        Santa      San                                                    San
                        oSanta    PSan      Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission    Dieg           Tijuana
                       Monica    PedroTijuan
                         Monica    Pedro      Bay        Bay        Bay        Bay        Bay      Estuary
 Species/Life Stage            S            *                  S * *      S *  *                S *  *  S *  *  S *  *  S   * 
 Arrow goby         A                    o                                                                 9 '  '   
  Clevelandia       S                    0    ï¿½               '          '          '             
  ios               J                    O3 0                            *          *          ' 
                    L                   O    N   ï¿½                   ï¿½          ï¿½                     ï¿½I
                    E                   0  ï¿½3  ï¿½                     ï¿½          ï¿½          ï¿½ 
 Lingcod            A
   Ophiodon         S
   elongatus        J
                    L
                    E
 Pacific staghorn   A                               0          0                                O         0
 sculpin            S                               0          0
   Leptocottus       J                               '         '                     8          8          0
  armatus           L                               0         0                     0          0          0
                    E                              0          0
 California halibut  A         3         0                                           o          o 
  Paralichthys      S         O          O
  californicus      J          33                                        o 0                   '3 8       8
                    L  ï¿½   ï¿½
                    E    0              0
 Diamond turbot    A          O          0          '3         0          0          ï¿½ 
  Hypsopsetta       S         O          O
  guttulata         J                    O                     '          '         '          ' 8        O
                    L    0               0         0          0                     0  ï¿½
                    E    O               O                                          O0 
 English sole       A         O          O
   Pleuronectes     S          0
   vetulus          J          O
                    L         O
                    E         0
 Starry flounder    A
   Platichthys       S
   stellatus         J
                    L
                    E
                        ï¿½ *'  5      S * *          S *    *             S   *  *  S        *  S   *  * S
                        Santa      San                                                   San
                        Santa    dSanr    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission                     Tijuana
                         BMonica    Pedroy    Bay        Bay        Bay        Bay        Bay      Estuary
                                                     West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                                  Salinity Zone                               Life Stage

ï¿½ Highly Abundant                                   T - Tidal Fresh                             A - Adults
ï¿½ Abundant                                          M - Mixing                                  S - Spawning
O       Common                                      S - Seawater                                J - Juveniles
Blank  Not Present, Rare, or             *            - Salinity zone not present.              L - Larvae
        No Data Available                                                                      E - Eggs


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Index to Table 3: Page location of temporal distribution table for each species and estuary:

                                                                                                     Estuary




Common and Scientific Name
Blue mussel (Mytilus adults)
Pacific oyster (Crassosirsa gigas...).. 
Horseneck gaper (Tresus cap5X .Mp5                                .1 p5            .3 p~4            p5         .6 p5            ~8p5
Pacific gaper (Tresus nutiali)... ........
California jacknife clam (Tage/us californianus) .. .. ... .. .......   ..
Pacific 1itfieneck clanm (Protofthaca stamIneA
Manila (Japanese) clam (Vensrupisjaponica)
Eastern softshell clam (Mya aranana)
Geoduck (Panopo abrupla)                        p6        .1 p6            .3 p6             .5      p6          .7 p6            .9p7
Say shrimp (Crangan franiscoorum)               p6        .1     p6        .3 p6            .5       p6         .7 p6             .9p7
Dungeness crab (Cancer magtste
Leopard shark (Triakissmiesciasata)
Green sturgeon (Acipensermnediros&O. .... . . ....... .... .. 
While sturgeon (Acipenser fransmontanus) .....  ..... .. ................... ..
American shad (Absasapidissima)                  ....73 p                           .7     p.7       p.7       p.7      p.7     p.8    p.8
 Pacific herring (Clupea pallast) ... .  ....
Deepbody anchovy (Anchoa compressa)..........................
Slough anchovy (Anchos delatlassima).........
 Norlhemn anchovy (Engraulls mordax)
Cutthroat trout (Oncoflhynchus darnk)           p.82   p.83   p.84   p.85   p.86   p.87    p.88                p.89   p.90   p.91   p.92
Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mrykiss),
Coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch)...........
Chinook salmon (Oncochynhuis tshawtscha'   p...9        p.9      p.5 p.6          p.9    p....   .9    p..... ..                p....... P0
Chum salmon (Oncorhynchus kefa)
 Pink salmon (Oncorhnchus gorbuscha)
 Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)            p.104  p.105  p.106  p.107  p.108  p.109   p.110    p.1 1 1p.1 12  p.1 13  114
 Surf smell (Hypomtesus pretlosus)
 Longfin small (Sphinnclus thalaichthys)
 Eulachon (Thalekchthys pacilicus) ... ..... 


            Str~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.I.e .... ..mn  ...is                   .....


 Pacific sancd lMraanc  Amdys proxaptav) ....I. ..

 TPacfcsme(thaghopm aculin (etcttsams)                .. ..           .........
 California (halibut i (Paalichthys ciioncs)    p. 13 :          PI~i   p.14   p.141  p.4!72    .14            p.4   p.145  p.1246147~

 Starryploude bPass (Morons smdllas).............
               *~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~............... . ... .....
                 Winter~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.......     .te.a   ndsme   hiokslo  ... lo.ted ....e  ...... ......... .h ........ ...w  hr......






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Table 3. Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution

                                              West Coast Estuaries
                            Puget Sound         Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
Month                  JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJ ASO N D J F M A M J J A SOND
Species/Life Stage
Blue mussel         A   .           .......i.i3.........l.....i.i.i..
                     S     UDI ih!!E!!I         WiliilieDi!iiiiih!ij
  MytiliS               t       3333                i;'U .'.' _'.'." ;ii3
  edulis
                     L     F=_mi                     = =Riii  _iiriieiiiiiijijl


Pacific oyster      A
  Crassostrea        S
  gigas              J
                     L
                     E
Horseneck gaper    A  "M3i33 3iiII ............. .............3"iiii.Ii i
  Tresus             S                                              I.
  capax              J  13!.lii". iii 3 iii33-i........... ilii33 ti-iii    iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3
                     L            1  ,
                     E
                     E   i                    l ijiiiiill           I   
 Pacific  gaper      A    liiiiilii3iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii    ti  ii33i iiii iH li3 iiiiii 
  Tresus             S        1    m                =
  nuttalli           J  Iii                                 1?:iI  I
                     L
                     L            _i~eiii~iiii  ~   iTOP=in~i~iij        I       1
                     E  
 California jacknife   A
clam
  Tagelus           J
  californianus      L
                     E
 Pacific littleneck  A
 clam                S
  Protothaca         J
  staminea           L
                      E
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                              Puget Sound         Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
                                               West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
    I   Abundant                             S- Spawning
                                              J - Juveniles
     Common                                  L-Larvae
                                              E - Eggs 
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                E - Eggs
         No Data Available



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Table 3 (continued). Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution
                                          West Coast Estuaries
                          Grays Harbor          Willapa Bay          Columbia River
Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Blue mussel         A
 Mytilis            J
  edulis
                    E        I        I                     I i          i_       i

Pacific oyster      A
                    S
  Crassostrea
 gigas              J

                    E

Horseneck gaper     A
  Tresus
  capax              J 
                    L   i         i          '    --
                    E  
 Pacific gaper       A
                    S
  Tresus
  nuttalli
                    L
                    E
 California jacknife   A
clam                S
  Tagelus            J
  californianus      L
                    E
 Pacific littleneck  A                       ,
 clam                S       I
  Protothaca         J  I                    II
  staminea           L
                    E             I            I 
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                        Grays Harbor            Willapa Bay        Columbia River
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
        3  Abundant ~iiiiS - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
EJ I Common                                   L - Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 E - Eggs
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                 Table 3 (continued).

                                                    West Coast Estuaries
                               Nehalem Bay           Tillamook Bay           Netarts Bay
 Month                    JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Blue mussel           A ....          !i-' ................ii. .l 1.!. .....l..  I1.!..!-'i-'-1
                        S  ~~isiii~iijfii~ljj~i~       ilieisi                 lliiWii 
  Mytilis ......................
  edulis              J ...i..i.l.-  .i.l....... l --ii -ii---i'31'--il- iiiiilll-i  il
        ~~~~v  ....|edulis'l    I                            eiiiii
                        E      I ijjiii~ilii~iciliiil]Iiiftil55.....1iiiii   I   l iiijii~iiiisiiii  I
 Pacific oyster        A                       .ii.!ii:.iii!ii.ilillil............
  Crassostrea         S
  gigas               J                                                 t:...........................
                        L
                        E
 Horseneck   gaper     A                          lliiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiliiiiiii ii    iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
  Tresus              S                           iiiiiii   I  iiiiiiiii  1
  capax               J                          liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii iiiii  ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiI
                        L                 llllliiiii liiiei.}   I    r  li~ili5ii~i~ii~i~ii~
                        E                         I  i555iii55ii5i    !       5iiigiiiiii~iii    !




                        L
                        E
 California jacknife   A.                               .    ..............



 clam                  S
  Tageus              J
  nuttalli .......   .   ...................iiiii







                        E
 California jacknife   A





 Pacific   littleneck  A                         m !l   lI!l!!l!! !!!a!h::: i:::::::::z:::I:::::zI   ,UlI II:II::I I   3z!!!!!l!i!!!!!lls!!!!l!:: !!!!i !!i i
 clam                  S
  Tagelus             i
  californianus       L




  Pro  totha ca       J                          iliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii  liii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. .......................................
  Protothaca          J                          iiif:ii..I ..................
  staminea            L  _
                        E          _ 
                           JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                             Nehalem Bay           Tillamook Bay           Netarts Bay
                                                West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                               Life Stage
          Highly Abundant                        A - Adults
          ~iiiiii~     Abundant                  S - Spawning
            O:IEE~    Abundant    ~J - Juveniles
         Common                                 L- Larvae
            Blank                              ~~~~~~~~~E - Eggs
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                   E - Eggs
          No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                              Table 3 -(continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries
                            Siletz River         Yaquina Bay            Alsea River
Month                   JFMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Blue mussel          A                        l.... . .....-I
  Mytilis             ,
  edulis             J   .I.iiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii.J

                     E                           I  i.  .3i.3.  1
 Pacific oyster       A
  Crassostrea        S
  gigas               J
                     L
                     E
 Horseneck gaper    A                          L.......... -3....-.-..-.-I, ,i  I
  Tresus             S  
  capax              J                         !-li!!! -!!!!-! . 

                     E                                                E - -  
 Pacific gaper        A
  Tresus
  nuttalli           J
                     L
                     E

 California jacknife   A
 clam                 S
  Tagelus            J
  californianus       L
                     E
 Pacific littleneck   A
 clam                 S__                                  _
  Protothaca         J
  staminea            L  
                     E
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                            Siletz River        Yaquina Bay             Alsea River
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                             Life Stage
      Highly Abundant                         A - Adults
     Abundant                                 S - Spawning
                                             J - Juveniles
        Common                                L- Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                 E - Eggs
         No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                             Table 3 (continued).
                                              West Coast Estuaries
                            Siuslaw River        Umpqua River          Coos Bay
Month                  J FM AM J JA S 0N DJ FMA MJ JA S ND J FM AM J JA SON D
Species/Life Stage
Blue mussel         A'                                                    ............
  Mytilis            j                                                ...... ...............
  edulis 
                     E    'E

Pacific oyster      AI
  Crassostrea        S
 gigas
                     L
                     E
Horseneck gaper    A
  Tresus__                   _  _  _ _  _  ___                           _  _  _ _    _ _
  capax
                     L ~~
                      E   E
 Pacific gaper       A
  Tresus      
  iluttaflli
                      L
                      E
 California jacknife   A
clam        
  Tagelus            j
  californianus      L
                      E
 Pacific littleneck  A
 clam                 s
  Protothaca         J
  staminea           L
                      E
                         J FMA MJJ ASO N DJFM AMJJ ASON D JF MA M JJASO0ND0
                           Siuslaw River        Umpqua River          Coos Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
     Abundant                                 S - Spawning
                                              J - Juveniles
         Common                               L -Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                E-Eg
         No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                            West Coast Estuaries
                            Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
Month                  JFMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
                    A
Blue mussel
 Mytilis            J
 edulis             L
                     E                           :E
                     A
Pacific oyster
 Crassostrea                                                      _
 gigas              L
                     E
                     A                                             iiiiii..ii !.iiiiii ..'i.iiii:iiiii
Horseneck gaper
                     S                     ..
  Tresus
  rresus I                                                         i!.'.,i,:!iii~ii-ii,..!iiiii-.-!iiiiiii '.i'..i..i !:..... !ii.' i..- i
 capax              L


                     A                                              _
Pacific gaper
  Tresus             J
 nuttalli           L
                     E

California jacknife A
clam                S
  Tagelus            J
 californianus      L
                     E
Pacific littleneck ..
clam                S
  Protothaca         J                                               !  !
 staminea           L                                                l iiiiiiiiiiiiIi I
                     E                                                ! "===~     I
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
 iiii    Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                             J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                             E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                             Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                                                              Central San FranciscoI
                            Eel River           Tomales Bay       Suisun ISan Pablo Says
Month                  J FM A M JJA SON D JF MAM J JA SON D JF MAM JJ A SON D
Species/Life Stage
Blue mussel     . ...................



                   S
 gyigas             L

                   E

Horseneckogaper    A



                   E
Pacificc gaper      A                         i!til
  Tresus.I

                   E 
Califoria gapkierA
     clam          ~~S
  Tagesus ........
  cutall friauL
                   E
Paciforic littlnie  A                    ~.!h!
clam                 S

  stamifdneas        L
                   E



                      JFMAIVJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND) JFMAMJJASOND)
                            Eel River          Tomales Bay        Central San Francisco I
                                             West Cast EsuariesSuisun / San Pablo Bays

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
    -   Highly Abundant                       A - Adults
                Abundant ~~~~S - Spawning
          ~~::~~~  Abundant ~ ~      ~       J   Juveniles
        Common                               L -Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                E-Eg
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                             Table 3 (continued).

                                        West Coast Estuaries
                      South San Fran. Bay      Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
Month                  J FM A M JJA SON DJ FM A MJ JA SON D J F MAM J JA SON D
Species/Life Stage

Blue mussel     . ....................



                   S
 gyigas      -      L --




                   L
                   E . ........

Pacific oyster      A
 Tresus      o     ta SI d:::.II
      gigas~~~~~~~I. i                                              
                   EI 

Caiorniak gapkier A 

  Tagesus            J
 capionanux
                   E
Pacific gaptener    A                                              I
      Protothaca    J                                             I Inun






RelaiveoAbnd acncLife SAg

cl*~Abnant                                    S   pann

           californianus~~~~~~ L                ueie


clank    NoSrsnRro
    No  atin  a Aalal


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).
                                            West Coast Estuaries
                          Santa Monica Bay    San Pedro Bay          Alamitos Bay
Month                  JF MA MJJ ASO ND JFM AMJJASOND JF MAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Blue miussel        A.........

 Mytilis            S J
 adulis             L~E


Pacific oyster      A
  Crassostrea 
 gi gas             L

                     E
Horseneck gaper     A
  Tresus      
  capax       
                     L
                     E
Pacific gaper       A                        i111 .
  Tresus             S:1HNM
  nuttaflul::EiE                                       .
                     L
                     E
California jacknife   A  Iiliiiiii~i::::~i;:.iiiiiii..ii:i:.1IMMut.i   -easi
clam                5
  Tagalus            Jl                      i.-i
  callfornianus      L
                     E
Pacific lit~tleneck  A  i                   I I                                      finn
clam                                                                    __ _ _ _
  Protothaca         J  I                    I.
  staminea           L
                     E
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay           Alamitos Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
                  Abundant ~~~~S - Spawning
            ~~   Abundant  ~~~~~~J - Juveniles
    E~  Common                               L -Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                E-Eg
         No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                              Table 3 (continued).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                           Anaheim Bay          Newport Bay            Mission Bay
Month                   J F MAM J JA SON D JF MAM J JA SOND0 J FM A M JJA SON D
Species/Life Stage

Blue nmussel         A~ii~~          .
      MOM~S J                     ................
  edulis             L                     2


 Pacific oyster       A
  Crassostrea 
  gigas               L

                     E
 Horseneck gaper    A
                9S
  Tresus      
  capax               L
                     E
 Pacific gaper        A
                     S
  *Tresus
  nuttalliL

                     E

 California jacknife   A  II                                          EI~
 clam                 S
  Tagelus            Ji
  cafifornianus       L
                     E                                    J
 Pacific littleneck   A  jiI l SIi...............
 clam            -   S
  Protothaca  ei
  staminea            L
                     E
                        J FMA MJJASO N DJFMAM JJASON D J FMA MJJASON D
                            Anaheim Bay          Newport Bay            Mission Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance~                            Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                       A - Adults
                  Abundant ~~~~S - Spawning
            ~~Iii~~  Abundant ~~~J - Juveniles
         Common                                L - Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                 E-Eg
         No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).

                                     West Coast Estuaries
                             San Diego Bay         Tijuana Estuary
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Blue mussel         A.
  Mytilis            J i3................. i   .....i...i...... I
  edulis             L    3
                      E    E'E'33.333  I   1           1 

 Pacific oyster      A
  Crassostrea 
  gigas              L
                      E

 Horseneck gaper    A
                      S
  Tresus
  capax
                      E

 Pacific gaper       A
  Tresus 
  nuttalli           L
                      E

 California jacknife   A    1::::6:::64:iii.:3:.::ii3333i::: 4 ii  m.mm333..........i.. ...... 31
 clam                S         l 
  Tagelus            J    313333333333333isfii   jifi313333333 333333
  californianus      L 
                      E
                      E        iiiiiiiliii           liiiiiiiiii
 Pacific littleneck  A                        It3333Ei3i i ii.3
 clam                S                              3
  Protothaca         J                                            I3.333333i 3333333333333333  33H3 H33333H33333333
  staminea           L                            1
                      E                           1
                         JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND
                             San Diego Bay         Tijuana Estuary
                                     West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
         Aiij~   abundant                    SS- Spawning
           10iflflI   Abundant  ~~J -Juveniles
Ef      Common                                L-Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 E - Eggs
         No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                                 West Coast Estuaries
                              Puget Sound          Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
 Manila clam
  Venerupis         S
  japonica           L
                      L                   r     .    .:'""!!:"!"=!:!:=3!':  I         I
                      E
 Eastern softshell    A  l...i.          .i.;!.$i. .ii. !!i!ii 
 clam                S             Fi .'  i 
  Mya                J  l3iii 3i3i3iii !i!i!iiii!iiiiiii!miiiiiiiiil  I I
  arenaria           L                              I                     "=-

 Geoduck             A  !ilil:i:::ii:i iiiijiiiiiiiiiii!iii Iliiil !iiii!!i!"iiiii! !!!ii!!!-1 I
  Panope             S               "iIiR '!                          L      I
  abrupta      . ........
  ~abrupta           J  t333333diiii3iii HiiiiiiiiiiLiiiiiiii i  iiii33ii3iii! 3-3!iii!!iiiil  ! lfi!:;!!!!i!i iiii333 3!!i!!iiiiL'! ii iiiiiiiiiii  I I
                      L                                                I        I
                       EL   liiiiiiiiiiiiii       iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii   I 
 Bay  shrimp         A               .iiiiiiiii: iiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiii::I  I .iiiiiiiil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
  Crangon            S i          .    il
  franciscorum       J  133333i33H333H3333                        I I

                      E  ii"     ''         Eil    l        I        iiii i      il     E
 Dungeness crab    A !i          .!ii!;;.'ii ;;;!!;i;;!!!;!3!! iiel!:  I   :::....................i...i.i. ....:i3:
  Cancer             M  
  magister           J                                            I.
                      L   I           J L       I                     I     _   I
                       El                      I 1                                    l ' -
 Leopard shark       A
  Triakis            P
  semifasciata       J
                       M
                       E
                          JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                                Puget Sound          Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
                                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
                                                S - Spawning
                                                J - Juveniles
Er    l Common                                L- Larvae
                                "Blan~E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 P - Parturition
         No Data Available                    M  Mating



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                            Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay          Columbia River
 Month                 JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJ A S O N D J F M A M J J A S OND
 Species/Life Stage
 Manila clam        A .ii.iiii.i...iiiiiii.iii.....i.iiI,
  Venerupis         S
  japonica          J    liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii 
                     L                                 -
                     E                                 -i
 Eastern softshell    A ;i                    ........................ ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i...... iiiii.iii .
 clam               S                   Imn  
  Mya               J  tiiiiiiiIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiij i  liiiiisiiiis iiie iiriij si  
  arenaria          L          l                     il
                     E          1                  1
 Geoduck            A
  Panope            S
  abrupta           J
                     L
                     E
 Bay shrimp         A        N.......i............ii.i. .....ii...  1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii   iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiIii
  Crangon           S    _iiL H             E                   I   iiiiiiiiiiiiiii  
  franciscorum      J                               . .
                     L  e               . liiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
                     E  EE=3              Ejli         R.H. i .3    1      =
 Dungeness crab    A i                     I i
  Cancer            M
  magister          J    ii' 
                     L
                     L      I  ..I               I_  II                    I
                     E
 Leopard shark      A
  Triakis           P
  semifasciata      J
                     M
                     E
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay          Columbia River
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                    A- Adults
                                             S - Spawning
  EZi   Abundant                            J - Juveniles
      Common                                L-Larvae
                                             .E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               P - Parturition
         No Data Available                  M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).
                                               West Coast Estuaries
                            Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay        Netarts Bay
Month                 JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Manila clam        A                                            I
  Venerupis  
 japonica           L
                     E
Eastern softshell    A                                         i
clam                S              J
  M~ya              J.                                          I
  arenaria          L          E
                      E              J
Geoduck            A
  Panope            S
  abrupta     

                      E
 Bay shrimrp        A~i 
  Crangonr                                               I    -
  franciscorum      L                               n.~. N        I NnN  .7--
                      E Oii-H"  -U::- mti Un.-HiN. El-iIE

 Dungeness crab    A ....                          .      ..... II ......:n.................II.
  Cancer            M
  nmagister         JIii*                                   ..........F
                      L
                      E
 Leopard shark      A
  Triakis     
  semifasciata 
                      M
                      E
                         JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                             Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay        Netarts Bay
                                               West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
    -   Highly Abundant                     A -Adults
    i:~ Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                              J - Juveniles
         Common                             L  -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               E - Earugiso
         No Data Available                  M - Partrtiong


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries
                            Siietz River        Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
 Month                  J F M A MJJAONJFMM J            J A S  OND J F M A M J J A S OND
 Species/Life Stage
 Manila clam         A
  Venerupis         J
  japonica           L
                     E

 Eastern softshell    A                                            i
 clam                S  j 
  Mya                JUNMM
  arenaria           L                              I  33333'3'
                     E   ii3 
 Geoduck             A
  Panope 
  abrupta            J

                     E
 Bay shrimp         .A 13....ji333i3i33iiii3ii3ii3i ..   .ii..iii.iiiliiiiii  hH3i31i3333i3iii333333333338iiiii
                     S  I i3-3333H3-3  11li33 i333   01 I  3iiiil    i iiii-iH333  I  O l1 ii 31ii~ii33  3333i-333i-i7 
  Crangon  __
  franciscorum         133333333333i33iiiiii3       3 3     ii3  i3
                     E  I iiiiiiii  iiiQii            L         El 33iii3-i33  iiii:2iii;iiii  [al   iiiiii  Eiil I


  CancerM
  magister          J   1l3iriiiiiii333iiii iiiiiiHIiiiiiiiliiiiiiii
                     L 

 Leopard shark       A
  Triakis           P
  semifasciata       J
                     M





                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                             Siletz River        Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
                                             West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
     Highly Abundant                        A - Adults
           liiiiiiiiiijiil~~~~ -bnn SSpawning
 l   Abundant                                J -Juveniles
    E   Common                              L - Larvae
                                            E - Eggs
                                          j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~









Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P  Parturition
        No Data Available                   M - Mating

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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                            Siuslaw River       Umpqua River          Coos Bay
Month                  JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJ ASO N D J F M A M J J A S OND D
Species/Life Stage
 Manila clam         A
  Venerupis         S
  japonica           J
                     L                                       
                     E  

 Eastern softshell    A
 clam                S             r                I                     _
  Mya               J
  arenaria           L                              l      J


 Geoduck             A
  Panope            S
  abrupta            J
                     L
                     E
 Bay  shrimp         A    liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiii  iiii iiiiiiiiii iiiiii  ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
  Crangon           S       h       i3   iI ii!D                0   1 i
  franciscorum      J 
                     L  [ii!rrisri eieeiiiiiNill  I  iileinisienai ei   etr eisieiiiraa
                     EL Eiiii!Eh'iiiiiii3il33ii  1     Eiii'ilE  iiiJhiiiii    iiiiiihiii  i
                        ::::::E:::::  J||L  ........... ...........
 Dungeness crab    A  I.       .        . 3iiiiiiiiiii.i.iii33i33iiiii  .i.iii 11  1liiiiiiiiii. i.i.iiiiiii.i3......i. ii
  Cancer            M                                                    E    I
  magister          J
                     L  EI                 E  _
                     E 
 Leopard shark       A
  Triakis           P
  semifasciata       J
                     M
                     E
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASONO
                            Siuslaw River       Umpqua River          Coos Bay
                                             West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
  OiiiEhijfl   Abundant                      S - Spawning
                                             J - Juveniles
     Common                                  L-Larvae
                                             E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P - Parturition
        No Data Available                   M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                        West Coast Estuaries
                         Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
Manila clam         A                  ..
  Venerupis
 japonica           J L
                   L                                                     liliiiiitiiiii;-'i    1
                   E
Eastern softshell
clam                S
  Mya                J
  arenaria           L
                   E                                                : . E.-
Geoduck             A
  Panope
 abrupta            J
                   L
                   E
Bay shrimp          A
  Crangon
  franciscorum       J                                            I .      i.iii............
                   L
                   E
Dungeness crab    A   r                                         I I
  Cancer             M
  magister           J              -                     I 
                   L                                               1=
                   E
Leopard shark       A .......::..!3il. 1
  Triakis           P                  "==....'
 semifasciata       J                                            i
                   M
                   E
                     JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
                                        West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
       Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
' Abundant                                   S - Spawning
                                        J - Juveniles
r- Common                                    L- Larvae
                                        E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P - Parturition
       No Data Available                   M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                                                                  Central San Francisco /
                             Eel River          Tomales Bay      Suisun / San Pablo Bays
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Manila clam        A
                    S                           I           I         '    l._   V.-'.':;
  Venerupis                                                          _
  japonica          L
                     EL                                I  .i-'                 i..'. t

 Eastern softshell    A  i
 clam               S         I       I          I  
  Mya               J I                    II                  Il....iii..l.iliil.i.i.ii..
  arenaria          L
                     E        I        I         I           I              .....li ............l

 Geoduck            A
  Panope            S
  abrupta           J
                     L
                     E
 Bay shrimp         A  .ii.i;iii. i.iii.iiii.iiii.l II          Il !iiiuiEiiii.iiiii.ii
  Crangon                                                       I
  franciscorum      J |  ..i - ,.. iii !I                       I

                     E I                  *ji1- i-  Ill I

 Dungeness crab    A                       I
  Cancer            M
  magister          Ji 
                     L  E --"
                     E
 Leopard shark      A                        I        I                        .'--- .i :'... :..:. . :.i':....:....:
  Triakis           P                          I-                   I      I
  semifasciata      J                       I                   I
                     M                                          .           _
                     E
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                              Eel River          Tomales Bay      Central San Francisco I
                                                                  Suisun I San Pablo Bays
                                          West Coast Estuaries

-Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
         E1  Abundant                       S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
         I  Common                         L- Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               P Pa- Eggs
         No Data Available                  P - Parturition
                                            M - Mating


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough       Morro Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JF MAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Manila clam         A
  Venerupis         J
  japonica           L
                    E
                    A  rlilliiii iiilieiiii ii iiiiiiji ii3 i:-i l i
 Eastern softshell
 clam                S
                    J  iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiii  I
  Mya
  arenaria          L
                    E        l 

 Geoduck             A
  Panope
  abrupta           L
                   L                                            F"-
                    E 

 Bay shrimp
                    S I 
  Crangon           J
  franciscorum
                    Lt
                    E i

 Dungeness crab    A
                    M
  Cancer            J
  magister          L

                    E

 Leopard shark      A  I____
                   TriakiP  r 3iii-iiiii !ii.  ,,,,,,,,I ,
  Triakis           P        "  
  semifasciata          '                   II...... "
                    M          l
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough       Morro Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
     Abundant                               S Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
r'--    Common                               L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P  Parturition
        No Data Available                   M - Mating
                                          M -67Mating


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                            West Coast Estuaries
                          Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay          Alamitos Bay
 Month                  J FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

 Manila clam         A
                    S
  Venerupis         J
 japonica           L
                    E

 Eastern softshell
 clam
  Mya
  arenaria           L
                    E

 Geoduck             A
  Panope             J
  abrupta            L
                    E

 Bay shrimp          A
                    S
  Crangon            J
  franciscorum       L
                    E

 Dungeness crab    A
  Cancer
  magister           L
                    E
 Leopard shark       A                      "
  Triakis
  semifasciata       J
                    M          r
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND J FMAMJJASOND
                          Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay          Alamitos Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        Ei3   Abundant                      S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
iJ | Common                                  L- Larvae
                                            E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P  Parturition
        No Data Available                   M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                           Anaheim Bay          Newport Bay           Mission Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Manila clam         A
  Venerupis
  japonica
                    E

 Eastern softshell    A
 clam                S
  Mya                J
  arenaria           L
                    E
 Geoduck             A
  Panope
  abrupta            J
                    L
                    E
 Bay shrimp          A
  Crangon
  franciscorum
                    L
                    E
 Dungeness crab    A
  Cancer             M
  magister           J

                    E
 Leopard shark       A
  Triakis
  semifasciata       J
                    M
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Anaheim Bay          Newport Bay           Mission Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
                 tijjiil Abundant          ~S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        Common                               L-Larvae
          ~~~~~~~Blank                     ~~E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 P  Parturition
        No Data Available                    M - Mating
                                           M -69Mating


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                  West Coast Estuaries
                           San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
                    A
Manila clam
  Venerupis         J
 japonica           L
                    E
                    A
 Eastern softshell
clam'
  Mya
  arenaria           E

Geoduck             A
  Panope             J
  abrupta            L
                    E

 Bay shrimp          A
  Crangon
  franciscorum       J
                    L
                    E
 Dungeness crab    A
  Cancer             M
  magister           J
                    L
                    E
 Leopard shark       A
  Triakis            P
  semifasciata       J
                    M
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                                           S - Spawning
        E1  Abundant                        J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P  Parturition
        No Data Available                   M - Mating
                                           M -70Mating


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                          Puget Sound          Hood Canal          Skagit Bay
 Month                 J F MAM J JA SON DJ F MA MJ JA SON DJ F MAM J JA SOND0
 Species/Life Stage
 Green sturgeon     A
  Acipenser
  medirostris
                    E
 White sturgeon     A
  Acipenser
  transmontanus
                    L
                    E
 American shad      A
  Alosa             S
  sapidissima       i
                    L
                    E
 Pacific herring    AKii ktii~ ~ :~    
  Clupea            S _________________
  pallasi                         W       O       E        V
                    L in
                    E
 Deepbody           A
 anchovy      
  Anchoa            J
  compesa           L
                    E
 Slough anchovy    A
  Anchoa            S
   delicatissima     J
                    L

                      J FMA MJJAS 0N DJ F MAM JJASON D J FMA MJJ ASO0N D
                            Puget Sound         Hood Canal           Skagit Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
                 Abundant ~~~~S - Spawning
          E~~J    Abundant  ~~~~~J - Juveniles
    E~  Common                              L -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               E-Eg
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Gray's Harbor         Willapa Bay         Columbia River
Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
 Green sturgeon
  Acipenser
  medirostris
                   L
                   E
 White sturgeon     A
  Acipenser
  transmontanus
                   L
                   E

 American  shad     A         "iii"I  Liiiiiiiiiiiiii  I iiiiiiiiii   !
  Alosa             S
  sapidissima       J
                   L
                   E
 Pacific herring    A           I                !                            I
                   S                       r-i
  Clupea
  pallasi
                   L     r ---"-                        r            1 f    1
                   E                        -        -       'I          !-
 Deepbody           A
 anchovy  ï¿½         S
  Anchoa            J
  compressa         L
                    E
 Slough anchovy    A
  Anchoa            S
  delicatissima     J
                   L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Gray's Harbor        Willapa Bay         Columbia River
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
  jiiii   Abundant                          S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                   Eggs
        No Data Available


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Table 3, continued. Temporal distribution (revised 1/91).
                                       West Coast Estuaries
                         Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay        Netarts Bay
Month                 JFMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Green sturgeon     A
 Acipenser
 medirostris
                  L
                   E

White sturgeon     A
 Acipenser         S
 transmontanus     J
                   L
                   E

American shad      A
 Alosa             S
 sapidissima       J
                   L
                   E
 Pacific herring    A ~  ,   . .            i i .   i .   . 
  Clupea            S     D
 pallasi           J
                   L   I.7.."'.i..i    "      ,'. ." 7        ;        'l
                   E 

 Deepbody           A
anchovy            S
 Anchoa            J
  compressa         L
                   E
Slough anchovy     A
  Anchoa            S
  delicatissima     J
                   L
                   E
                     JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay        Netarts Bay
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
       Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
                fni~~~i ~Abundant         S - Spawning
                                        J - Juveniles
       Common                             L - Larvae
                                        E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
       No Data Available


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Table 3 (continued). Temporal distribution (revised 1/91).
                                           West Coast Estuaries
                            Siletz River         Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
Month                  JFMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
                    A                                  i
 Green sturgeon
  Acipenser          J
  medirostris        L
                    E
                    A
 White sturgeon
  Acipenser          J
  transmontanus      L
                    E

 American shad       S
  Alosa
  sapidissima
                    E

 Pacific herring
                    S           "                                    
  Clupea             J                               inie i  
  pallasi            L
                    E                      :. [--

 Deepbody            A
 anchovy             S
  Anchoa             J
  compressa          L
                    E
 Slough anchovy    A
  Anchoa
  delicatissima     J
                    L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Siletz River         Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
                                           West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
'l"-     Abundant                             S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
r'    Common                                  L- Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 E - Eggs
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                         Siuslaw River        Umpqua River          Coos Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
                   A                       I                    Ii
 Green sturgeon
  Acipenser          J                                             I                    I
  medirostris        L
                   E
                   A                       i                    II
 White sturgeon
  Acipenser          S
  transmontanus      L
                   E

 American shad       A
                   S                                                   I ,i~
  Alosa              S
  sapidissima
                   L
                   E                                                    E

 Pacific herring     A       F         1 I '.-.:i  :.. 
                   S        r          ' -'-I ":-~              .i3@
  Clupea             J  I
  pallasi            L
                   L  :....-  .
                   E                     . .

 Deepbody            A
 anchovy             S
  Anchoa             J
  compressa          L
                   E
 Slough anchovy    A
  Anchoa            S
  delicatissima     J
                   L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Siuslaw River        Umpqua River          Coos Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
        1n3   Abundant                       S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
        Common                               L-Larvae
                                         E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).
                                            West Coast Estuaries
                           Rogue River         Klamath River        Humboldt Bay
Month                 JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
                    A  i                   I   I              I   I --    L          J 
Green sturgeon     A
                    S
 Acipenser         j I                    I  
  medirostris       L
                    E
                       AlI
White sturgeon     A
                    S
  Acipenser                                    _     _ _
  transmontanus
                    L
                    E

American shad      A
                    S
  Alosa
  sapidissima       L
                    E
 Pacific herring    A  
                    S                                               I~             [
  Clupea                                                                           17
  pallasi 
                    L                               ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIE
                    E                                                              C[
 Deepbody           A
 anchovy            S
  Anchoa            J
  compressa         L
                    E
 Slough anchovy    A
  Anchoa            S
  delicatissima     J
                    L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Rogue River         Klamath River        Humboldt Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abindant                    A - Adults
  liiiii   Abundant                         S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
        Common                             L-Larvae
                                            E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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 Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                                                                 Central San Francisco I
                             Eel River          Tomales Bay       Suisun I San Pablo Bays
 Month                  J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJASOND JFMA MJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Green sturgeon      A
  Acipenser                                   -
  medirostris       J  I
                    L                                              I       I
                     E
 White sturgeon      A ..i.iii.i.i......... .iii ...... 
  Acipenser         S
  transmontanus     J  ..-i  i. .....ii ii.r-iiaii-iiii ii .......ii-
                    L                                              I       I
                    E
 American shad       Aiiii .i. 
  Alosa             S
  sapidissima       J                                                       iii i
                    L
                    E
 Pacific herring    A  I i_  I   .- 
  Clupea            S    "-'1                 _ .;                      I      I ---
  pallasi           J        i      iiiiiii    ' :' 1iii:ii =-.-?.l   I ni. 's-:i I
                    L g.'.ii.ii. !     '    ii."".ii5i'i..iii-I .-'..'  iiiili-ii  
                    E '                     _                                    -.=I"T 
 Deepbody           A
 anchovy             S
  Anchoa            J
  compressa         L
                    E
 Slough anchovy    A
  Anchoa            S
  delicatissima     J
                    L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                             Eel River          Tomales Bay       Central San Francisco /
                                                                 Suisun I San Pablo Bays
                                         West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
"'      Abundant                             S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
r-      Common                               L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough         Morro Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

 Green sturgeon      A
                    S
  Acipenser          J
  medirostris        L
                    E

 White sturgeon      A
                    S
  Acipenser
  transmontanus
                    L
                    E

 American shad       A
  Alosa 
  sapidissima        J
                    L
                    E
 Pacific herring     A                I j  ..             -. 1     l
                    S      
  Clupea                I                   II                      I
  pallasi


 Deepbody            A
 anchovy             S
  Anchoa             J
  compressa          L
                    E
 Slough anchovy      A
  Anchoa            S
  delicatissima     J
                    L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough         Morro Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
" .      Abundant                             S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
r"   Common                                   L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                            West Coast Estuaries
                         Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay          Alamitos Bay
Month                  J F M A M J J A S ONDJFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Green sturgeon      A
                    S
  Acipenser          J
  medirostris
                    E

White sturgeon      A
  Acipenser          J
  transmontanus      L
                    E

American shad
  Alosa
  sapidissima        L
                    E
 Pacific herring     A
  Clupea            J
  pallasi 
                    E

 Deepbody            A                                                       -
 anchovy             S                          -                              I
  Anchoa             J                                      l      I  - _ J
  compressa          L
                    E
 Slough anchovy      A                                                   .c.i i.;!   I
  Anchoa            S
  delicatissima     J                                             !            --  -
                    L                                   'E...

                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay          Alamitos Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        E3E   Abundant                      S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
L-- Common                                   L- Larvae
                                            E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                          Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay          Mission Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JF MAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Green sturgeon     A
  Acipenser         S
  medirostris 
                   E

 White sturgeon     A
  Acipenser
  transmontanus
                   L
                   E

 American shad      A
  Alosa             S
  sapidissima       J

                   E
 Pacific herring    A
  Clupea            S
  pallasi
                   E
 Deepbody           A     I..ikiiiii                           1 1 133333333  I 
 anchovy            S   '.:. "ie3333  1
  Anchoa            J                        .i3iii.ii3  i3 iiiiiiii3i   1  iiii 
  compressa         L          i  i                 1
                   E    
 Slough  anchovy    A                       I!!!!!!!!i !!!!!iii!!iii.:i!:!:. -!!:  ti  ! i!!!!i!!!!,.!!! i
  Anchoa            S     .      .     .     .     !.3.!!'.i '         3...
  delicatissima     J                      i             ." i  .           p33!3iii.i33
                   L                               ' .
                   E                                  E     ....'-~il
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay          Mission Bay
                                         West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        """--ndant'~                       S - Spawning
                ~Abundant    ~J - Juveniles
       Common                             L- Larvae
                                         E o Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                  West Coast Estuaries
                          San Diego Bay         Tijuana Estuary
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Green sturgeon      A
                    S
  Acipenser         J
  medirostris       L
                    E

 White sturgeon      A
  Acipenser         J
  transmontanus
                    L
                    E

 American shad       A
  Alosa
  sapidissima        L

                    E
 Pacific herring     A
  Clupea
  pallasi
                    E

 Deep body          A  i         ' --' ,
 anchovy             S        I    I
  Anchoa            J  I          L '.=',',,'   J
  compressa         L         I-
                    E           I
 Slough anchovy    A           r ...  
  Anchoa            S
   delicatissima     J      .  .i.i.  .
                    L            J
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND
                           San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        3ET~  Abundant                     S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Puget Sound         Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
 Northern anchovy   A                        I                    I I
  Engraulis         S
  mordax            J
                   L               --'- r-
                   E        [                      I i
 Cutthroat trout     A                           I     II  -I  
                   S
  Oncorhynchus      J      i           i                     I J      [     
  clarki             L
                   E
 Cutthroat trout -   A                I     -                               i
 Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)        L
                   E
 Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  mykiss (F)        J
                   L
                   E
 Steelhead -         A
 Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (H)         L
                   E
 Steelhead -         A
 Summer
  Oncorhynchus      J     r  
  mykiss (S)        L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Puget Sound         Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
-"i     Common                               L- Larvae
                                         E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution  .                        Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                          Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay           Columbia River
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Northern anchovy    A
  Engraulis
  mordax                        .1IIIIIIIIII11 =       1                   ".-MONEW-1
                    L        I['-I                                      r -

 Cutthroat trout     A
                    S
  Oncorhynchus       J   I
  clarki             L
                    E
 Cutthroat trout -   A      f -           r             ! [ -
 Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  clarki (K)         L
                    E
 Steelhead- Fall     A
  Oncorhynchus
  mykiss (F)         J

                    E
 Steelhead -         A
 Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  mykiss (H)         L
                   E
 Steelhead -         A                                                    ! 
 Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (S)         L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay           Columbia River
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        E   Abundant                       S-Spawning
                                         J -Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                         E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                          Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay         Netarts Bay
 Month                 J FF M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J   A S  ND J F M A M J J A S O N D
Species/Life Stage
Northern anchovy   A
  Engraulis
 mordax             L
                    L     
                    E
Cutthroat trout     A
                    S
  Oncorhynchus       J   I 
  clarki             L
                    E
Cutthroat trout -   A   I          .-
Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)         L
                    E
Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus
  mykiss (F)         J

                    E
Steelhead -         A
Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  mykiss (H)         L
                    E
Steelhead -         A                              E  J
Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (S)        L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay         Netarts Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
r---    Common                            . L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                             West Coast Estuaries
                            Siletz River        Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
 Month                  JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Northern anchovy A
  Engraulis                               
  mordax J
                     E

 Cutthroat trout     A
                     S
  Oncorhynchus      J        L         !                I i- ; :.'
  clarki             L
                     E

 Cutthroat trout -   A                r    I 
 Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)        L
                     E
 Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus
  mykiss (F)
                     L
                     E
 Steelhead -         A
 Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (H)         L
                     E
 Steelhead -         A          I                                          I
 Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J       rI--
  mykiss (S)        L
                     E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                            Siletz River        Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
;-       Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                            E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                          Siuslaw River      'Umpqua River         Coos Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

Northern anchovy    A
  Engraulis                                                  I 
 mordax
                    L
                    E

Cutthroat trout     A            r             I
                    S
 Oncorhynchus      J  I       - r  - '                                  I
 clarki             L
                    E
Cutthroat trout -   A  
Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)        L
                    E
Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus
 mykiss (F)        J

                    E
Steelhead -         A
Half pounder        S
 Oncorhynchus      J
 mykiss (H)         L
                    E
Steelhead -         A
Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      j                            r
  mykiss (S)        L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Siuslaw River      . Umpqua River        Coos Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        AiiiiiiiiiEDjl   Abundant          S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                             L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                           Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JF MAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
                    A               t         iiii!ii   I                     _-"
 Northern anchovy 
                    S
  Engraulis          J         Ci  - 
  mordax
                    L
                    E

 Cutthroat trout     A
                    S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  clarki             L
                    E

 Cutthroat trout -   A
 Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  clarki (K)         L
                    E
 Steelhead- Fall     A
  Oncorhynchus       J
  mykiss (F)         L
                    E
 Steelhead -         A
 Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus       J   .          Jii -
  mykiss (H)         L
                    E
 Steelhead -         A            !                   I
 Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J      ..E.ii... ..-
  mykiss (S)         L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
    Abundant                                 S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Table 3 (continued). Temporal distribution and relative abundance
                                           West Coast Estuaries
                                                                 Central San Francisco /
                             Eel River          Tomales Bay        Suisun I San Pablo Bays
Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
                    A           1           m      i:.-.i. ~!!!~!!.!.~!   I .II    .i i. !
 Northern anchovy
                    S                                                 =   _
  Engraulis                                 -1 I                              1ll1lilil  1 _
  mordax            L
                    L                       i                    II   iii.i       ii I


 Cutthroat trout     A
                    S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki            L
                    E

 Cutthroat trout -   A
 Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)        L
                    E
 Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus       J
  mykiss (F)         L
                    E

 Steelhead -         A
 Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (H)         L
                    E
 Steelhead -         A
 Summer              S
   Oncorhynchus    J i --!    I
   mykiss (S)        L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                              Eel River          Tomales Bay       Central San Francisco /
                                                                  Suisun I San Pablo Bays
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
I        Abundant                             S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
        Common                               L- Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 E - Eggs
        No Data Available



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Table 3 (continued). Temporal distribution and relative abundance

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                       South San Fran. Bay    Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Northern anchovy   A                    L
  Engraulis
  mordax
                    mordax L   I  . . . ~ l alriilei i.....     i .l., .i.i.itl..3. .... . ....ii.I.


 Cutthroat trout    A
                    S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki            L
                    E
 Cutthroat trout-   A
 Kelts              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)        L
                    E
 Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus
  mykiss (F)        J

                    E
 Steelhead -        A
 Half pounder       S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (H)        L
                    E
 Steelhead -        A
 Summer             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (S)        L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                       South San Fran. Bay    Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
                                        West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
  .  'Abundant"                            S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



                                       89








Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                        Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
Northern anchovy A
                   S  "i:..:'i". 'j"'"::'..".'j..  I1:j.j :...........:    I'
  Engraulis         J 
 mordax
                   E L                   I Eiiiiiiii   -  t j il   I I
                   E      iii iii    iiiiiiiiiiii...... :....  . i  '  I 

Cutthroat trout     A
                   S
  Oncorhynchus      J
 clarki            L
                   E

Cutthroat trout-    A
Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)        L
                   E
Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  mykiss (F)         L
                   E
Steelhead -         A
Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (H)        L
                   E
Steelhead -         A
Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (S)        L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                        Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
    i'    Abundant                          S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
r-      Common                              L- Larvae
                                         E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                           Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
                    A          I        I L  ':'"':"-"""'"    J
 Northern anchovy
  Engraulis
  mordax             L
                    E   I                   I 

 Cutthroat trout 
                    S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  clarki             L
                    E

 Cutthroat trout -   A
 Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  clarki (K)         L
                    E
Steelhead- Fall     A
                    S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  mykiss (F)
                    E

Steelhead -         A
Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  mykiss (H)         L
                    E
Steelhead -         A
Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (S)         L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
ï¿½t '""'  Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                          E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                 West Coast Estuaries
                         San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
Month                 J.F MAMJJASOND J FM AM JJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Northern anchovy   A
 Engraulis
 mordax
                    L I
                    E                 I    I         !.
                    A
Cutthroat trout
                    S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki             L
                    E

Cutthroat trout-    A
Kelts               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  clarki (K)        L
                    E
Steelhead - Fall    A
  Oncorhynchus
  mykiss (F)        J
                    L
                    E
Steelhead -         A
 Half pounder        S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (H)         L
                    E
 Steelhead -         A
 Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (S)        L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND
                          San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        ~  Abundant                         S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
[~      Common                               L-Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Puget Sound         Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Stfeelhead -        A                        E                            J 
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J i                         r                    L -
  mykiss (W)        L
                   E
 Coho salmon         Aii 0
  Oncorhynchus      S
  kisutch           J     I  ii:; .  ii j                             r  ii 
                   L
                   E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Fall                S
  Oncorhynchus      J  I '"    3    '    " * :!.... . . . ' -*!   I'!':!!-- I
  tshawytscha (F)   L
                   E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Late Fall           S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (LF)  L
                   E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Winter
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                   E
 Chinook salmon -   A         i!! i 
 Spring              S
  Oncorhynchus      j  I
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Puget Sound         Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                ~~~Abundant               ~S - Spawning
                                        J - Juveniles
       Common                              L-Larvae
                                         E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                          Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay           Columbia River
Month                 J FMAMJJASO N D J FM AMJJASON D J     JF MA MJJA  O N D
Species/Life Stage

Steelhead -A 
Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J  .                      ..
  mykiss (W)        L
                    E

 Coho salmon         A    
  Oncorhynchus      S
  kisutch           J
                    L
                    E

 Chinook salmon -
 Fall                S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (F)    L
                    E
 Chinook salmon      A
 Late Fall           S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                    E

 Chinook salmon -   A
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A   I iii    1                                 1 1!  I
 Spring              S
  Oncorhynchus      J . ..i... I                                              :.!
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                    E
                       J FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                            Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay       Columbia River
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
E53l    Abundant                            S- Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                           E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).
                                            West Coast Estuaries
                          Nehalem Bay          Tillamook Bay        Netarts Bay
 Month                 J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJASON D J F MAMJJASO N D
 Species/Life Stage
 Steelhead -        A                        -i-7 
 Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J   -I i-. J 1  
  mykiss (W)        L
                    E
 Coho salmon        A                    -                 '.. I  i I          I'
  Oncorhynchus      S
  kisutch           J       "Iijj-jl : I .-               I          I '--]I
                    L
                    E
 Chinook salmon - A                 iI          I  ..  
 Fall               S.
  Oncorhynchus      J       I  .....        I :  I
  tshawytscha (F)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Late Fall          S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Spring             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay        Netarts Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
    Abundant                                S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        Common                              L-Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Siletz River        Yaquina Bay          Alsea River
Month                 JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Steelhead -        A
Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J                           I r
  mykiss (W)        L
                   E
Coho salmon        A                  . 
  Oncorhynchus      S
  kisutch  
                   L
                   E
Chinook salmon -   Aiiii  
 Fall               S
  Oncorhynchus      J :        iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii  -  L-      : ;-..':
  tshawytscha (F)    L
                   E
Chinook salmon -   A
 Late Fall          S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                   E
Chinook salmon -   A
Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                   E
 Chinook salmon -   A                               I  - -           I -
Spring             S
  Oncorhynchus      j          iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :  .ii 
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Siletz River        Yaquina Bay          Alsea River
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
""- -Abundant                              S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
i- -- Common                                L- Larvae
                                         E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries
                          Siuslaw River       Umpqua River          Coos Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Steelhead -         A                I 
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (W)        L
                    E

 Coho salmon         A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  kisutch           J  iii   iiiiiiiiii                   I           iiiiiiiiii i





  Oncorhynchus      J i   ;    ~  I  .iiiii"...  i ii 
  tshawytscha (F)    L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Late Fall           S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Spring              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASO N D J FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Siuslaw River       Umpqua River          Coos Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
 E@T!   Abundant                            S  Spawning
                           JFMAbunAONDJ- Juveniles
        e   Common                          L-Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                E - Eggs
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                          Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND J F MAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
                   A  i[-i    -   -     ii-ill     -          '"1    1             [
Steelhead -
Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J             
  mykiss (W)        L
                   E

 Coho salmon        A
  Oncorhynchus
  kisutch 
                   L
                   E

Chinook salmon -   A
 Fall                S
  Oncorhynchus      J     I  iiiiiiiiiii  I          i
  tshawytscha (F)    L
                   E

 Chinook salmon - A
 Late Fall           S
  Oncorhynchus      L
  tshawytscha (LF)   L


 Chinook salmon -   A
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                   E

 Chinook salmon -   A  ........ iiiiiiiiii
 Spring              S
  Oncorhynchus      J      ' -""'    _ [  I  -
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                   E
                      J FMAMJJASON DJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage

        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        EIJ    Abundant                     S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
        Common                              L - Larvae
                                         E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



                                      98








Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                                                             Central San Francisco /
                           Eel River          Tomales Bay      Suisun / San Pablo Bays
 Month                 J FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Steelhead -         A
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J        I.
  mykiss (W)        L
                   E

 Coho salmon         A
  Oncorhynchus      E
  kisutch  
                   L
                   E
                   A                           :.I .ii~ii
 Chinook salmon -
 Fall                S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (F)    L
                   E

 Chinook salmon -   A                                             I 
 Late Fall           S
  Oncorhynchus .......
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                   E

 Chinook salmon -   A                                             [-'I
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J  ii  liiiii I
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                   E
 Chinook salmon -   A                                              I          I
 Spring              S
  Oncorhynchus      J                                            I   iii ...         I
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L


                      JFMAAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                            Eel River          Tomales Bay      Central San Francisco /
                                                             Suisun / San Pablo Bays
                                        West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                        J - Juveniles
I- - Common                                  L- Larvae
                                        E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



                                      99








Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

 Steelhead -         A
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (W)        L
                    E

 Coho salmon         A
  Oncorhynchus
  kisutch           J
                    L
                    E

 Chinook salmon -
 Fall                S
  Oncorhynchus      J I       '
  tshawytscha (F)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Late Fall           S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Winter              S
  Oncorhynchus      J           ,.
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Spring              S
  Oncorhynchus      J  I
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
::..-':'1  Abundant                          S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
riE   Common                                 L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                        Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                         Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
 Month                 J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Steelhead -        A
 Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  mykiss (W)        L
                    E
 Coho salmon        A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  kisutch           J
                    L
                    E

 Chinook salmon -   A
'Fall               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (F)    L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Late Fall          S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                    E
 Chinook salmon -   A
 Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W) . L
                    E
Chinook salmon -   A
Spring             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                        Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay        Alamitos Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        Abundant                           S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
gi'-']  Common                              L- Larvae
                                         E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



                                      101








Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
Month                  JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Steelhead -         A
Winter              S
 Oncorhynchus       J
 mykiss (W)         L
                   E

Coho salmon         A
 Oncorhynchus       S
 kisutch            J
                   L
                   E

Chinook salmon - A
Fall                S
 Oncorhynchus       J
 tshawytscha (F)    L
                   E
Chinook salmon -   A
Late Fall           S
 Oncorhynchus       J
 tshawytscha (LF)   L
                   E

Chinook salmon -   A
Winter              S
 Oncorhynchus       J
 tshawytscha (W)    L
                    E
Chinook salmon -   A
Spring             S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  tshawytscha (Sp)   L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                                          S - Spawning
:'-.."-"'~  Abundant
                                          J - Juveniles
i       Common                               L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                        Table 3 (continued).

                                West Coast Estuaries
                          San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
Month                 J FMAMJJASO N D JFM AMJJ ASOND
Species/Life Stage

Steelhead -
Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
 mykiss (W)        L
                   E

Coho salmon
  Oncorhynchus
  kisutch           J
                   L
                   E

Chinook salmon -
Fall               S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (F)    L
                    E
Chinook salmon - A
Late Fall          S
  Oncorhynchus
  tshawytscha (LF)   L
                    E

Chinook salmon -   A
Winter             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (W)   L
                    E
Chinook salmon - A
Spring             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Sp)  L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJ FMAMJJASOND
                          San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
                                 West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        L Abundant                         S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                             L - Larvae
                                          E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries
                           Puget Sound         Hood Canal           Skagit Bay
Month                 J FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Chinook salmon - A
 Summer             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                    E

 Chum salmon        A                                       iii 
  Oncorhynchus      S
  keta              J                                              iiiii    i

                    E
 Pink salmon        Aiiii                             iiiiiii               i-ii ii
  Oncorhynchus      S
  gorbuscha         J                         . !  i.  iiiiiiii.iii- . i
                    L                        C
                    E
 Sockeye salmon    A          I iii
  Oncorhynchus      S
  nerka             J     ! . :
                    L
                     E
 Surf  smelt        A  .iiiii.iiii..iiiiiiJiiiiiJii iii iiiiiil  J.iii iiiiiiiFli..'iiii ..ii :iiiiii
  Hypomesus         S  
  pretiosus         J  iii iii.iii.ii.ii ..................iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii  iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii  liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
                     L  
                     E
 Longfin smelt      A -  -             I 
  Spirinchus        S
  thaleichthys      J      I      I
                     L    I    I 
                     E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                             Puget Sound         Hood Canal           Skagit Bay
                                             West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        @ii~iii~   Abundant                S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
        Common                             L- Larvae
                                            E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                        Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Gray's Harbor      Willapa Bay          Columbia River
Month                 J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Chinook salmon - A
Summer             S
 Oncorhynchus      J                                           I
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                   E

Chum salmon        A
  Oncorhynchus
  ketai 
                   L
                    E

Pink salmon
  Oncorhynchus
 gorbuscha         J

                    E

Sockeye salmon    A                                                           I
  Oncorhynchus      S
 nerka             J
                   L
                    E

Surf smelt         A j                    II
 Hypomesus         S
 pretiosus         J I                    II                  i 
                    L         I rI                       I ,
                    E
Longfin  smelt     A    i                                       iiiiiiii  iii  iiiiiiiil
  Spirinchus        S "-                 E iii.'ii                                C 
  thaleichthys      J  I     iiiiii!iiiiiiiiii jijiiiiiii  iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii  iii ji ::!
                    L ':iii: :iii.: :"jjjj  jj                  jjjj ji 
                    E  [            '       .r :.':.-.:r                         [
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Gray's Harbor      Willapa Bay         Columbia River
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                   A - Adults
                liiiiji  Abundant         S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
     Common                                L-Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                        Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                         Nehalem Bay        Tillamook Bay         Netarts Bay
Month                 J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
                   A
 Chinook salmon -
 Summer             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                    E

 Chum salmon        A
  Oncorhynchus
  keta
                    L
                    E

 Pink salmon
                   S
  Oncorhynchus
  gorbuscha

                    E

 Sockeye salmon    A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  nerka             J
                    L
                    E

 Surf smelt         A     !!!i!i      -       :._
  Hypomesus         S
  pretiosus         J     i . i i                 i _.-  I   I   ' ._              I
                    L I__...JI            I          I                 I  I       I
                    E

 Longfin smelt      A
  Spirinchus
  thaleichthys      J
                    L
                    E
                      J FMAMJJASO N D JFMAM JJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Nehalem Bay        Tillamook Bay         Netarts Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
_       Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        "-"~iiil   Abundant                S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
[--    Common                              L - Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               E - Eggs
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                          Siletz River        Yaquina Bay          Alsea River
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Chinook salmon -
 Summer             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                   E

 Chum salmon        A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  keta                     0
                   L
                   E

 Pink salmon
  Oncorhynchus 
  gorbuscha        LJ

                   E
 Sockeye salmon    A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  nerka             J
                   L
                   E

 Surf  smelt        A      . iiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiii.  l 1 . 
  Hypomesus         S
  pretiosus         J    I  iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . ................  iii..iiiii l,.iiii  I
                   L i  [  -- -II-  L_ _ _   _' ' 
                   E
 Longfin smelt      A
  Spirinchus        S     [
  thaleichthys      J
                   L                       -  I 
                   E   .                                    [ 
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Siletz River        Yaquina Bay          Alsea River
                                         West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        3!1   Abundant                     S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
E Z     Common                              L- Larvae
                                         E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                        Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Siuslaw River       Umpqua River         Coos Bay
Month                 J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Chinook salmon - A
Summer             S
 Oncorhynchus      J
 tshawytscha (Su)  L
                   E

Chum salmon        A
 Oncorhynchus      S
 keta              J
                   L
                   E

Pink salmon        A
 Oncorhynchus
 gorbuscha         J

                   E
Sockeye salmon    A
 Oncorhynchus      S
 nerka             J
                   L
                   E
Surf smelt         A                              .''  E I              ...... 3_r..I  .....-.. 1
 Hypomesus         S
 pretiosus         J     I   iiiiiii.ii I : ....ii.iii   ji
                   L I                    E-  -- I      1'- '   __ I              I
                   E
Longfin smelt      A
  Spirinchus        S                                           I   i          [
  thaleichthys      J
                   L                                           L             i i
                   E                                           I    !        I [
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Siuslaw River       Umpqua River         Coos Bay
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        e~ii Abundant iS - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
I ] |Common                                L- Larvae
                                         E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                            Rogue River         Klamath River        Humboldt Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Chinook salmon -
 Summer             S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                     E

 Chum salmon        A
  Oncorhynchus
  keta
                     L
                     E

 Pink salmon
  Oncorhynchus
  gorbuscha         L

                     E

 Sockeye salmon    A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  nerka             J
                    L
                     E

 Surf smelt         A
  Hypomesus         S
  pretiosus         J         iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii                      iiiiiiiiiiiiii

                    E
 Longfin smelt      A                               I  
  Spirinchus        S                                            [
  thaleichthys      J           I                                                    I
                    L                                           I  I 
                    E                                           [C r  -
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Rogue River         Klamath River        Humboldt Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        EflJ   Abundant                    S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        Common                             L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                             Table 3 (continued).

                                        West Coast Estuaries
                                                            Central San Francisco /
                           Eel River           Tomales Bay       Suisun / San Pablo Bays
Month                  J FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Chinook salmon -
Summer               S
  Oncorhynchus       J
  tshawytscha (Su)   L
                   E

Chum salmon          A
  Oncorhynchus       S
 keta               J
                   L
                   E

Pink salmon         A
  Oncorhynchus
 gorbuscha          J
                   L
                   E

Sockeye salmon       A
 Oncorhynchus       S
 nerka              J
                   L
                   E

Surf smelt           A  
 Hypomesus          S
 pretiosus          J  I  . .. _             I 
                   L   I    1-   1                             [
                   E
Longfin smelt        A         I             I I,,.'i!,,, !,,:,,.i.ir.i.3.- '.! !I;H' ii
  Spirinchus         S  ' ....... -
  thaleichthys       J  I                    {  ....i..
                   L  I- "  i--I ..:l  ....-'
                   E --                  ] ..-:                                      [ El
                     JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Eel River           Tomales Bay       Central San Francisco I
                                                             Suisun / San Pablo Bays
                                      West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage

       Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
        Abundant                             S - Spawning
                                        J - Juveniles
- ---r W Common                               L- Larvae
                                        E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                      South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
Month                  J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Chinook salmon - A
Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                   E

Chum salmon         A
  Oncorhynchus
  keta              J
                   L
                    E

 Pink salmon
  Oncorhynchus      S
  gorbuscha         J
                    L
                    E
Sockeye salmon    A
  Oncorhynchus      S
  nerka              J
                   L
                    E

 Surf smelt          A
  Hypomesus          S
  pretiosus          J
                    L
                    E
 Longfin smelt       A
  Spirinchus        S
  thaleichthys      J
                    LI                    -I
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        EiJ    Abundant                     S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
i" |   Common                                L- Larvae
                                          E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                         Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay          Alamitos Bay
 Month                  J FMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Chinook salmon -
 Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                    E

 Chum salmon
  Oncorhynchus
  keta
                    L
                    E

 Pink salmon
  Oncorhynchus
  gorbuscha          L
                    E

 Sockeye salmon      A
  Oncorhynchus
  nerka              J
                    L
                    E

 Surf smelt          A
  Hypomesus          S
  pretiosus          J
                    L
                    E
 Longfin smelt       A
  Spirinchus        S
  thaleichthys      J
                    L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay          Alamitos Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
  -   Abundant                               S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                              L - Larvae
                                          E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries
                          Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
 Month                  J FMAMJASON DJFMAMJJ A  S  N D ASOND  FMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Chinook salmon - A
 Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                    E

 Chum salmon
  Oncorhynchus
  keta
                    L
                    E

 Pink salmon
  Oncorhynchus      S
  gorbuscha          J
                    L
                    E
 Sockeye salmon
  Oncorhynchus       S
  nerka              J
                    L
                    E

 Surf smelt          A
  Hypomesus          S
  pretiosus          J
                    L
                    E
 Longfin smelt       A
  Spirinchus        S
  thaleichthys      J
                    L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASOND'JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                 liiiiii  Abundant          S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                 West Coast Estuaries
                         San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
Month                  JFMAMJJAS OND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Chinook salmon - A
Summer              S
  Oncorhynchus      J
  tshawytscha (Su)  L
                   E

Chum salmon         A
  Oncorhynchus       S
  keta              J
                   L
                   E

Pink salmon         A
  Oncorhynchus       S
  gorbuscha          J
                   L
                    E
Sockeye salmon    A
  Oncorhynchus       S
  nerka              J

                    E

Surf smelt          A
  Hypomesus          S
  pretiosus          J
                    L
                    E
 Longfin smelt       A
  Spirinchus         S
  thaleichthys      J
                    L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASON DJFMAMJJASOND
                          San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
                                 West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
        ~iiii Abundant iS - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
r- - Common                                  L- Larvae
                                          E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).
                                          West Coast Estuaries
                         Puget Sound          Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
 Eulachon            A
  Thaleichthys      S
  pacificus          J
                   L
                   E
 Pacific tomcod    A ....                                         . .IIt. ii.iii . . ii .  iii
  Microgadus         S   i      i                                         I
  proximus                        .     .......    .       ... . . ...
                   L     i        '            I  I
                   E          I              I
 Topsmelt            A
  Atherinops         S
  affinis            J
                   L
                   E
 Jacksmelt           A
  Atherinopsis       S
  californiensis     J
                   L
                   E
 Threespine          A l                     II ..' _ ..I
 stickleback         S                                        I          - '-_
  Gasterosteus       J  l         i.i.i  [:.i.,,  
  aculeatus          L
                   E      I  I 
 Striped bass        A
  Morone             S
  saxatilis          J
                   L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Puget Sound          Hood Canal            Skagit Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
- Abundant                                    S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
- -   Common                                  L- Larvae
                                         E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).

                                            West Coast Estuaries
                          Gray's Harbor        Willapa Bay           Columbia River
Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

 Eulachon            A
  Thaleichthys
  pacificus          J
                    L           [ [           I                    i 3i3iiiiii.iii:ii.ii
                    E                                             i ii='.-   i

 Pacific tomcod      A
  Microgadus_                                                _
  proximus
                    L   I          I          I          I          I           I
                    E

Topsmelt            A
  Atherinops
  affinis            J
                    L
                    E

Jacksmelt           A
  Atherinopsis       S
  californiensis     J
                    L
                    E

 Threespine          A       i iinii.iiii    II ..
 stickleback         S I i    I   I              L     iiiiji i .iiiiiiiii
  Gasterosteus       J             _      :..  i; 333i3  ii
  aculeatus          L                              I
                    E                            I  I    I
 Striped bass        A
  Morone             S
  saxatilis          J
                    L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Gray's Harbor        Willapa Bay           Columbia River
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
        !  Abundant                          S - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
r' iCommon                                    L- Larvae
                                           E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                          Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay           Netarts Bay
 Month                  J FMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Eulachon
  Thaleichthys
  pacificus          J
                    L
                    E

 Pacific tomcod      A
  Microgadus         S
  proximus          J          ITI                                         I      I
                    L   I          I         I          I
                    E

 Topsmelt            A
  Atherinops         o
  affinis           J i                                                 I
                    L                                                     I  I
                    E

 Jacksmelt           A
  Atherinopsis       S
  californiensis     J
                    L
                    E

 Threespine          A  I                    I  .:"                   ::' '.
 stickleback         S                              r      I 
  Gasterosteus      J           i           I        I           I 
  aculeatus          L        I        I  


 Striped bass        A
  Morone            S
  saxatilis         J
                    L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Nehalem Bay         Tillamook Bay         Netarts Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
T        Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                E - Eggs
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                             Table 3 (continued).
                                           West Coast Estuaries
                          Siletz River         Yaquina Bay            Alsea River
 Month                  JFMAMJJASON D JFM AMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Eulachon            A
  Thaleichthys
  pacificus          L
                    E

 Pacific tomcod      A
                   S
  Microgadus  
  proximus           L
                    E

 Topsmelt            A
                    S
  Atherinops
  affinis

                   E            .      -     .      :.=.:3        r      1l
 Jacksmelt
  Atherinopsis
  californiensis     J
                   L
                   E

 Threespine          A               --                              i  i
 stickleback         S           1 E -        "
  Gasterosteus       J r    -                1  1 . .       !      i     I 
  aculeatus          L           r  
                    E           -             -     -'                      I    !-
 Striped bass        A
  Morone
  saxatilis          J
                    L
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Siletz River         Yaquina Bay            Alsea River
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                             Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
.E.      Abundant                              S - Spawning
                                          J -Juveniles
i-    Common                                   L - Larvae
                                          E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                          West Coast Estuaries
                          Siuslaw River       Umpqua River           Coos Bay
 Month                  J FM A M JJA SOND J FM A M JJA SON D J FM A MJ JA SON D
 Species/Life Stage

 Eulachon            A
  Thaleichthys 
  pacificus          L

                   E

 Pacific tomcod      Aii
  Microgadus                  ____
  proximusL

                   E

 Topsmelt            A
  Atherinops         S
  affinis
                   L
                   E-

 Jacksmelt           A__
  Atherinopsis       S
  californiensis 
                   L
                   E

ThreespineA                                 III
stickleback         S
  Gasterosteus      J
  aculeatus          L
                   E

Striped bass        A                       i                     i
  Morone             S
  saxatifis          JIII
                   L__                                                     _
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDjFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                        Siuslaw River        Umpqua River         Coos Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                Abundant ~~~~S - Spawning
          ~~~'fl   Abundant                 j~~~~ - Juveniles4
        Common                              L  -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                E-Eg
        No Data Available








Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                           Rogue River          Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
                    A                        I  ..-;-:         []
 Eulachon
                    S
  Thaleichthys
  pacificus          JL                        r
                    L            _ __.
                    E                       i 

 Pacific tomcod      A
  Microgadus                             !
  proximus           L

                    E

 Topsmelt            A
  Atherinops
  affinis            J
                    L                                                  i        I
                    E

 Jacksmelt           A                                                   I            !
  Atherinopsis       S
  californiensis     J
                    L                                                  I     I
                    E

 Threespine          A                       I I ',.:.:..T:ii,,il.i,,.3,.,l ,  iiii  li _
 stickleback         S1 '                         @i.
  Gasterosteus       J i            -                   l"  r."
  aculeatus          L                  I "                                 I--
                    E                                         -I  ' 
 Striped bass        A
  Morone             S
  saxatilis          J
                    L
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                            Rogue River          Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
' ':--"~i    SAbundant                          - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        Common                               L- Larvae
                                            E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).

                                               West Coast Estuaries
                                                                       Central San Francisco I
                                Eel River          Tom ales Bay       Suisun I San Pablo Says
 Month                  J FM AM J JA SON DJ FM AM J JA So0ND J FM A M JJA SON D
 Species/Life Stage

 Eulachon            A
  Thaleichthys 
  pacificus          L

                      E

 Pacific tomcod      A
  Micro gadus 
  proximus           L

                      E

 TopsmeltA 
  Atherinops                __  _  _ _  _       _ _  __  _  _ _  _              _  _ _
  affinis            i        I-                       -
                      L
                      E

 Jacksmelt            A
  Atherinopsis 
  cafiforniensis     i J                            "RH
                      L                        -
                      E

 Threespine           A 
 stickleback          S
  Gasterosteus       J
  aculeatus          L
                      E
 Striped bass        A                                              I............. ................'"
  Moronse
  saxatilisJ
                      L
                      E
                         J FMAMJ JASO N DJFM AMJJASON D J FMA MJJASO0ND0
                                Eel River          Tom ales Bay       CentrAl San Francisco I
                                             West Coast Estuaries Siu/SnPboSy

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
                                               S - Spawning
    'fl Abundant                             J - Juveniles
         Common                               L -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 E-Eg
         No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                          West Coast Estuaries
                      South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Say
Month                  JF0M A MJ JA SON DJ FM A MJ JA SON D J FM AM J JA S 0ND
Species/Life Stage
Eulachon            A
  Thaleichthys 
  pacificus    
                   L
                   E

Pacific tomcod      A
  Micro gadus  
  proximuis    
                   L
                   E

TopsmeltI
  Atherinops            __________________ _________1111111111111_
  affinis     
                   L
                   E   C111111J
JacksmeltA                                    . .!
  Atherinopsis       S1~i~
  californiensis     J

                   E               
 Threespine          A       ............
 stickleback         S
  Gasterosteus      J         .........
  aculeatus          L     r---
                   E
 Striped bass        A          ...... ......
  Morone             S
  saxatilis          J
                   L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                      South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Say
                                          West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance  -                        Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                Abundant ~~~~S - Spawning
            ~~   Abundant  ~~~~~~J - Juveniles
    E~  Common                               L -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                E-Eg
        No Data Available


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Data Summary Table. Temporal Distribution                         Table 3 (continued).
                                          West Coast Estuaries
                         Santa Monica Say   San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
 Month                 J FM A M JJA SON DJ F MAM J JA SOND J FM A M JJA S 0ND
 Species/Life Stage
 Eu lachonA
  Thaleichthys 
  pacificus    
                   L
                   E
 Pacific tomcod      A
  Micro gadus 
  proximus     
                   L
                   E
 Topsmelt   ........ .. Ii.I........... ......... .. .......
  Atherinops        S       1-
   affinis  ...................................:,
                   L
                   E
 Jacksmelt           A1           ---------
  Atherinopsis       S l=.
  californiensis    J ii1 1;- -----

                   E
 Threespine          A
 stickleback         S
  Gasterosteus      J
  aculeatus         L
                   E
 Striped bass        A
  Morone            S
  saxatilis         J
                   L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                        Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
                                         West Coast Estuaries
Relative-Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
     Abundant                               S- Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
        Common                              L  -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               E-Eg
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                        Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                        Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay          Mission Bay
Month                 J FM AM J JA SON DJ FM AM J JA SON DJ FM AM J JA SON D
Species/Life -Stage
                   A
 Eu lachon    
  Thaleichthys 
  pacificus         L
                   E
                   A
 Pacific tomcod
  Micro gadus 
  proximus          L
                   E

Topsm elt        ......... .             .   ........ ............
  Atherinops 
  affinis           L
                   E 

Jacksmelt          A 
 Atherinopsis      si~h
  californiensis    J
                   L
                   E                                           iii!

Threespine         A
stickleback        S
  Gasterosteus     i
  aculeatus         L
                   E

 Striped bass       A
  Morone
  saxa tills
                   L
                   E
                     JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Anaheim Bay        Newport Bay          Mission Bay
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                         Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
                Abundant' ~~~~S - Spawning
          ~~   Abundant  ~~~~~~J - Juveniles
   E~  Common                               - Larvae
                                        E -Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                 West Coast Estuaries
                          San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
 Month                  J FMAMJJASOND J FM AMJJASON D
 Species/Life Stage
 Eulachon            A
  Thaleichthys 
  pacificus    
                    L
                    E
 Pacific tomcod      A
  Micro gadus  
  proximus     
                    L
                    E
 Topsmelt            A.
  Atherinops         S
  affinis            j                   R
                    L

 Jacksmelt           A
  Atherinopsis       S
  californiensis     JI
                    L
                    E
Threespine          A
 stickleback         S
  Gasterosteus      J
  acuets             L
                    E
 Striped bass        A
  Morone             S
  saxails            J
                    L
                    E
                       J FMA MJJASON DJ FMAM JJASOND0
                          San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
                                  West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                 Abundant ~~~~S - Spawning
          E~~~~O   Abundant ~~~~J - Juveniles
    E~  Common                               L -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 E-Eg
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution'                         Table 3 (continued).
                                          West Coast Estuaries
                         Puget Sound         Hood Canal           Skagit Bay
Month                 JFMAMJJASON D JFM AMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage
Kelp bass
  Paralabrax        S
 clathratus        J
                   L
                   E
Barred sand bass    A
  Paralabrax        S
  nebulifer         J
                   L
                   E
White croaker       A
  Genyonemus        S
  lineatus          J
                   L
                   E
White seabass       A
 Atractoscion       S
 nobilis           J
                   L
                   E
Shiner perch        A
 Cymatogaster      p           r-l   ..i. .                                  3
 aggregata         J             _           .       _ 
                   L
                   E
Pacific sand lance   A                     i ,                  Ii
 Ammodytes         S  _                I1 
  hexapterus        J   i  ;        i      iii                  l 
                   L   _               "'                        _
                   E   _                        '     .l"  J  : "  I
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Puget Sound         Hood Canal           Skagit Bay
                                          West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
        37E1jii~l   Abundant               S - Spawning
                                         J  Juveniles
        Common                             L-Larvae
                                         E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               P  Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal. Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                         Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay           Columbia River
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND  JF MA M J J ASO ND
 Species/Life Stage

 Kelp bass           A
  Paralabrax
  clathratus        J
                   L
                   E

 Barred sand bass   A
  Paralabrax
  nebulifer         J
                   L
                   E

 White croaker
  Genyonemus
  lineatus          J
                   L
                   E
 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion      S
  nobilis           J
                   L
                   E

 Shiner perch        A                    I ..i.I - ::   iiiiiiii,                 I
  Cymatogaster      P         I           -- 3 !   !      .       ."- "
  aggregata         J          "   _ ..._[ !mn ._
                   L
                   E
 Pacific sand lance   A   , 
  Ammodytes         S
  hexapterus        J    I      i.......-!..' !  II     .. I
                   L r
                   E
                     *JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                        Gray's Harbor       Willapa Bay           Columbia River
                                         West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
       Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                ~~~~Abundant               S - Spawning
                                        J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                        E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P - Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                             Table 3 (continued).
                                           West Coast Estuaries
                          Nehalem Bay          Tillamook Bay           Netarts Bay
Month                  JF MAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

Kelp bass
  Paralabrax
  clathratus
                    L
                    E

Barred sand bass
  Paralabrax
  nebulifer
                    L
                    E

White croaker
  Genyonemus
  lineatus
                    L
                    E

White seabass        A
  Atractoscion
  nobilis            J
                    L
                    E

Shiner perch         A       iiiiiii..iiiii.ii i
  Cymatogaster       P                         'JI ':"                   "
  aggregata          J          I        i-:'I : '.-   iiiiiiii                        ' 
                    L
                    E
 Pacific sand lance   A        '!!!!!' ; r            ii i;;.il,;-,r;        "" I1
  Ammodytes          S
  hexapterus         J l       i.;   ,  ,,           , ..:.  I ., , .
                    L [-"""r -I                                    I ---I
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Nehalem Bay          Tillamook Bay          Netarts Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                             Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
        1 iii Abundant iS - Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        Common                               L- Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                  P - Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                         West Coast Estuaries
                          Siletz River        Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
Month                  J F MA M JJA SON DJ F MA M JJA SON DJ F MAM JJ A SON D
Species/Life Stage
Kelp bass           A
  Paralabrax        S
  clathsatu
                   L
                   E

Barred sand bass   A
  Pa~ralabrax 
  riebutifer        ii
                   L
                   E

 White croaker       A
                   S
  Genyonemus
  lineatus
                   L
                   E
 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion 
  nobilis            J
                   L
                   E
 Shiner parch        A                             ..
  Cymatogaster       P             JIE
  aggregata          J 
                   L
                   E
 Pacific sand lance   A
  Ammodytes
  hexapterusJ
                   L
                   E
                      JFMAIVJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                         Siletz River        Yaquina Bay           Alsea River
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A  -Adults
          ~~J  Abundant  ~~~~S - Spawning
                Abundant ~~~~~~J - Juveniles
   EJ  common                               L - Lar'vae
                                        E -Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P' - Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                           Siuslaw River       Umpqua River         Coos Bay
 Month                 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Kelp bass          A
  Paralabrax
  clathratus        J
                    L
                    E

 Barred sand bass
  Paralabrax
  nebulifer         J
                    L
                    E

 White croaker
  Genyonemus
  lineatus
                    L
                    E

 White seabass      A
  Atractoscion      S
  nobilis           J
                    L
                    E

 Shiner perch       A     .-           1      ,, [
  Cymatogaster      P                                                    iiiiiiiE'
  aggregata         J     '     ! _       '
                    L
                    E
 Pacific sand lance   A                        i       L I  ;                    I
  Ammodytes         S
  hexapterus        J l I .
                    L i                    r- I          I          I
                    E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Siuslaw River       Umpqua River         Coos Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
                                          S - Spawning
        ~    Abundant                      J - Juveniles
I' -'-   Common                             L- Larvae
                                          E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               P - Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                            West Coast Estuaries
                           Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
                    A
 Kelp bass           S
   Paralabrax
  clathratus
                    E
                    A
 Barred sand bass
  Paralabrax        j
  nebulifer         L
                    E
                    A
 White croaker
  Genyonemus        J                                                 _ __
  lineatus
                    E

 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion
  nobilis
                    L
                    E

 Shiner perch       A
  Cymatogaster
  aggregata         J                                .         .......        "     ........l
                    L
                    E

 Pacific sand lance   A
  Ammodytes         S
  hexapterus        J
                    L                                                   I
                    E
                       JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                          Rogue River         Klamath River         Humboldt Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                                           S - Spawning
        ~i"~i~.J   Abundant                 J - Juveniles
r  --I  Common                               L - Larvae
                                           E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P - Parturition
        No Data Available








Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                            Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                                                                Central San Francisco /
                             Eel River          Tomales Bay        Suisun / San Pablo Bays
 Month                  JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJ ASONDJFMAMJJASOND
Species/Life Stage

 Kelp bass
  Paralabrax
  clathratus
                    L
                    E

 Barred sand bass
  Paralabrax
  nebulifer
                    L
                    E

 White croaker       A
  Genyonemus
  lineatus
                    L                       r    i        I      il    I           1   I
                    E                       r' 

 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion
  nobilis            J
                    L
                    E

 Shiner perch        A              !' I                i 
  Cymatogaster       P  I
  aggregata          J         " ...                                I .
                    L
                    E

 Pacific sand lance   A
  Ammodytes          S
  hexapterus         J
                    L                         I.  I
                    E                       I                  C
                       JFMAMJJASO N D J FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                             Eel River          Tomales Bay       Central San Francisco /
                                                                 Suisun / San Pablo Bays
                                         West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
i"i-'J    Abundant                            S -Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
r"-    'Common                                L- Larvae
                                           E- Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                 P - Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).

                                         West Coast Estuaries
                       South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
 Month                  JFMAMJJASON D JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Kelp bass
  Paralabrax
  clathratus
                    L
                    E

 Barred sand bass
  Paralabrax
  nebulifer

                    E
                   A j                    E
 White croaker       A
  Genyonemus        S
  lineatus
                    L  E   I        0  iiii E_ O JiLjgi
                    E  l

 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion      S
  nobilis           J
                   L
                   E

 Shiner perch        Aiiii                    I 
  Cymatogaster      P
  aggregata         J  I    ii         i   II  iM.. ..    I
                   L
                   E
 Pacific sand lance   A
  Ammodytes
  hexapterus        J
                   L
                   E
                      JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                      South San Fran. Bay     Elkhorn Slough        Morro Bay
                                       West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                     A - Adults
                                         S - Spawning
                                         J - Juveniles
-i7   |   Common                             L -Larvae
                                         E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                P -Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).
                                             West Coast Estuaries
                           Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
 Month                 J FMAMJJASOND JFM AMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage
Kelp bas     s .    ....................
  Paralabrax     I
  clath~ratujs      J  :                   I
                     L
                     E
 Barred sand bass  .....                           .       . ................
  Paralabrax                                      E    ZIJ
  nebulifer               ..                        .      ............
                     L
                     E
White croaker       A
  Genyonemus        S                        Ii
  lineatus    . .       . . . . . . . . ..!

                     E  ~
 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion       S
  nobifis           J I                    i
                     L
                     E
Shiner perch        A                      II
  Cymatogaster      P                                                E~
  aggregata          J                     Ii
                     L
                     E
 Pacific sand lance   A
  Ammodytes         S
  hexapterusJ
                     L
                     E
                        J FMA MJJASON D JFM AM JJASON D J FMAMJJASO0N D
                          Santa Monica Bay   San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
                                              West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A -Adults
     Abundant                               S - Spawning
                  Common ~~~~~~~J - Juveniles
                                             E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               P - Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                          Table 3 (continued).

                                              West Coast Estuaries
                           Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
 Month                 J FMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
 Species/Life Stage

 Kelp bass
  Paralabrax
  clathratus
                     L                                                  I      I
                     E
                     A                      II        I  tiiiiiiiiiiii...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii
 Barred sand bass
  Paralabrax            
  nebulifer    iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
                     L                                                 L         I
                     E

 White croaker       A
  Genyonemus        J 
  lineatus
                     L                     J I-I i                          I     I- I-
                     E

 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion
  nobilis           J
                     L
                     E

 Shiner  perch       A    iiiiiiiii                                       iiiiiiiiiiii
  Cymatogaster      P    r                              , "
  aggregata         J      liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil  I  iiiiiiiiiiiiii  I  iiiiiiii  'ii'iiiii  I
                     L
                     E
 Pacific sand lance   A
  Ammodytes         S
  hexapterus        J
                     L
                     E
                        JFMAMJJASONDJFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                           Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay          Mission Bay
                                             West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                          Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                    A - Adults
                 [i~iiiil Abundant         S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
        Common                              L- Larvae
                                             E - Eggs
Blank   Not present, Rare, or               P - Parturition
        No Data Available



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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                           Table 3 (continued).
                                 West Coast Estuaries
                         San Diego Bay         Tijuana Estuary
 Month                  J F MA MJ JA S0N DJ F MAM J JA S 0N 
 Species/Life Stage

 Kelp bass           A
                    S
  Parafabrax
  clath~ratus
                    L
                    E

 Barred sand bass   A
                   S
  Paralabrax 
  nebulifer         J...................
                    L
                    E

 White croakerA
                   S
  Genyonemus
  lineatus    
                    L 
                    E

 White seabass       A
  Atractoscion 
  nobilis     
                    L
                    E

 Shiner parch        A FliiliiH Mi  u   ii  :i :::
  Cymatogaster         ________
  aggregata          J  iii~!
                    L
                    E
 Pacific sand lance   A
  Ammodytes         S
  hexapterus  
                    L
                    E
                      J F MA MJ JA SON D J FMA MJ JA SON D
                          San Diego Bay       Tijuana Estuary
                                 West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
    _____ Highly Abundant                   A - Adults
    Abudan S - Spawning
                Abundant                  ~~~~~~J - Juveniles
        Common                              L -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                E - Eggsrj~o
        No Data AvailableP-Patrio



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 Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                   Table 3 (continued).
                                              West Coast Estuaries
                            Puget Sound          Hood Canal             Skagit Bay
 Month                   J F MA MJ JA S0N DJ F MA M JJ A SOND J FMAM J JA SON D
 Species/Life Stage
 Arrow goby           A                        IiI
  Clevelandia  
  lOs                JI                       III
                     L                 I
                     E                                                            J
 Lingcod              A                       I                      II
  Oph~iodon          S                                            0~ lE   lEJE
  elongatus          J 
                     L
                     E                     El0JE
 Pacific staghorn     A       . . ..             :..
 sculpin                                    Els                                          13 E
  Leptocottus        J                                                                    :.II 
  armatus             L                                                                  13
                     E m                     JE                  ElEJl
 California halibut    A
  Paralichthys        S
  calfrncsJ
                     L
                     E
 Diamond turbot       A
  Hypsopsetta         s
  guttulata           j
                     L4
                     E
 English sole         A
  Pleuronectes       5                                                                   0 J~lE
  vetulus            J                                                                   ; 

                     E                                                                  E
 Starry flounder      A I.................... ...... ....  .......
  Platlchthys        S 
  stellatus          j                        Ii         .            .....
                     L   E
                     ElJ

                             Puget Sound          Hood Canal             Skagit Bay
                                              West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                             Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                       A - Adults
        Abundant                              S - Spawning
                                             J - Juveniles
        common                                L - Larvae
                                             E - Eggs 
Blank    Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available13








Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                    Tbe3(otne)
                                                West Coast Estuaries
                             Gray's Harbor        Willapa Bay             Columbia River
Month                   J FM AMJJ AS ON DJFMAMJJASON DJ FMAMJJ ASO NO
Species/Life Stage
Arrow goby           A                        II
  Clevelandia 
  ios                 JII
                      L                                 E~
                      E    E~
Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon            S
  elongatus          i
                      L ~
                      E,
Pacific staghorn     A                        I                      I
sculpin                                                                                  El
  Leptocottus    .I......................
  armatus             L                ~Jl
                      E                   17- FJ J -11E
California halibut    A
  Paralichthys        S
  cailfornicus        J
                      L
                      E
Diamond turbot       A
  Hypsopsetta  
  guittulata          j
                      L
                      E
English sole         A
  Pleuronectes        S
  vetulus            J                        Ii ...........................................
                      L                                                                   E
                      E
 Starry flounder      AI                                             I
  Platichthys  
  stellatus          J  ...........
                       L                           E
                       E
                         J FM AMJJ ASO NOJFMAMJJASONO J F MAM J JA SONO
                              Gray's Harbor        Willapa Bay            Columbia River
                                                 West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                              Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                       A - Adults
     Abundant                                  S - Spawning
                                                J - Juveniles
    EJ  common                                 L - Larvae
                                                E - Eggs
Blank    Not present, Rare, or
         No Data Available

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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                  Table 3 (continued).
                                               West Coast Estuaries
                             Nehalem Bay          Tillamook Bay          Netarts Bay
 Month                   J FM AMJJASO ND JFM AMJJASOND JFM AMJJASON D
 Species/Life Stage
                      A
 Arrow goby  
  Clevelandia 
       ios          ~~L
                      E

 Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon                      __ _ _ __ _ _ _
  elongatus          L

                      E

 Pacific staglhorn    AIi. 
 sculpin              S                        i~                    I
                      JI
  Leptocottus                                 I                  .
  armatus            L                      J
                      E                                                                  0JEE
 California halibut   A
  Parallchthys  
  cafilornicus  
                      L
                      E
 Diamond turbot       A
  Hypsopsetta  
  guttulata     
                      L
                      E
 English sole         A
  Pleuronectes 
  Ve tululS             I                      r5M-i !IIIIIIIf ..............
                      L
                      E
 Starry flounder      A                       Ii
  Platichthys  
  stellatus          iI......

                      E
                         J FM AMJJASON DJ FMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND
                             Nehalem Say          Tillamook Bay          Netarts Bay
                                                West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                             Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                       A - Adults
    l:: Abundant                              S - Spawning
                                               J - Juveniles
    EJ  Common                                   - Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                 E-Eg
         No Data Available

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Table 3 (continued). Temporal distribution (revised 1/91).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                             Siletz River         Yaquina Bay            Alsea River
 Month                  J FM AMJJAS ON DJFMAMJJASON DJ FMAM JJASON D
 Species/Life Stage
                     A
 Arrow goby           S                                  E
  Ole velandia 
  ios                L                                   E
                     E                                  E
                     A
 Lingcod      
  Ophiodon           i 
  efongatus          L
                     E
                     A  I     i~~:
 Pacific staghorn     Sw
 sculpin                                       __  _ _  _ _ _  _ _ _  _ _ _  _ _ _  _ _ _

  armatus           ELE

 California halibut    A
  Parallchthys 
  californicus  
                     L
                     E

 Diamond turbot       A
  Hypsopsetta 
  guttulata    
                     L
                     E

 English sole         A
  Pleuronectes 
  vetulus 
                     LE            ~          E
                     E

 Starry flounder      A II
  Platichthys        S
  stellatus          J  ........

                     E
                        J FM AMJJ ASO N DJFMAMJJA SON D J FM AMJJ ASON D
                             Siletz River         Yaquina Bay            Alsea River
                                              West Coast Estuaries

Relative Abundance                             Life Stage

        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
     Abundant                                 S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
    EJ  common                                L -Larvae
                                             E - Eggs
Blank    Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available
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Table 3, continued. Temporal distribution (revised 1/91).

                                              West Coast Estuaries
                             Siuslaw River        Umpqua River           Coos Bay
Month                  J F MA MJ JA SOND J FM A MJ JA SONOD J FM A MJ JA SONOE
Species/Life Stage
Arrow goby           A
  Clevelandfia       S
  los                J
                     L
                     E

Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon           S
  elongatus          J i~
                     L
                     E
Pacific staghorn     A                  U ......
sculpin                                                                                 El
  Leptocottus        J .....
  arm atus           L                      ]EJ
                     E                     O1=1                                        El
California halibut    A
  Parafichthys       S
  cailfornicus       J
                     L
                     E
Diamond turbot       A
  Hypsopsetta 
  guttulata           j
                     L
                     E
 English sole         A
  Pleuronectes 
  vetulus            J  I    .                 ............................. ..............
                     L                           J
                     E
 Starry flounder      A II
  Platichthys        S
  stelatus           J II 
                      L           J
                      E
                        J FM AM J JA SON DJ F MA MJ JA SON D J FM AM J JA SON D
                             Siuslaw River        Umpqua River           Coos Bay
                                               West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                             Life Stage

         Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
    E~  Abundant                              S - Spawning
                                              J - Juveniles
         Common                                L -Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                 E - Eggs
         No Data Available

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Table 3 (continued). Temporal distribution (revised 1/91).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                           Rogue River          Klamath River          Humboldt Bay
 Month                  J F MA MJ JA SON DJ F MAM J JA SON DJ F MAM J JA SON D
 Species/Life Stage
 Arrow goby           A
  Clevelandia 
  los                J
                    L
                    E                                                              J
 Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon           SEll
  efongatus     
                    L 
                    E                                                                 171E
 Pacific staghorn     A  II 
 sculpin                  m                 El1lmE
  Leptocottus    . .......... ........... ................
  armatus            L                                            El1
                    E                                                                 1JEl  lmE
 California halibut    A
  Paralichthys       S
  californicus LI
                    L
                    E
 Diamond turbot A
  Hypsopsetta        s
  guttulata           j
                    L
                    E
 English sole         A
  Pleuronectes       *5
  vet ulus           J
                    L
                    E
 Starry flounder      A
  Platichthys        S
  stellatus          JIIII
                    L                               m
                    E
                      J F MA MJ JA SON DJ FM A MJ JA SON D JFMAMJJASOND
                           Rogue River          Kiamath River          Humboldt Bay
                                           West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                             Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A -Adults
    E:   Abundant                             S - Spawning
                                          J - Juveniles
        common                               L -Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                 E-Eg
        No Data Available

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Table 3 (continued). Temporal distribution (revised 1/91).

                                             West Coast Estuaries
                                                                   Central San Francisco/
                              Eel River           Tomales Bay       Suisun I San Pablo Says
 Month                   J FM AM J JA SON D JF MA MJ JA SON D J FM AM J JA S0N D
 Species/Life Stage
 Arrow goby           A
  Clevelandia        S
  los                J                                               I

                     E                        I    .......         I ......

 Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon           S
  elon gatus         i
                     L
                     E
 Pacific staghorn     A                       II
 sculpin              s                                                              F--7
  Leptocottus    ..... .. ...
  armatus            L          .................
                     EEJ0E
 California halibut    A
  Paralichthys        s
  californicus    .  i
                     L                         E             ~
                     E
 Diamond turbot       A
  Hypsopsetta         s
  guttu~lata         j
                     L
                     E
 English sole         A
  Pleuronectes       S
  vetulus            JI ........
                     L                        EZIJLiF I
                     E
 Starry flounder      Ai          ...........
  Pfatichihys         S
  stelatus           J I 
                     LI
                     E
                       J F M A M J J A S 0 N D J F M A M JJ A 5 0 N D J F M A M J J A 5 0 N 0
                              Eel River           Tormales Bay       Central Sari Francisco!I
                                                  West oastEsturiesSuisun I San Pablo Says
Relative Abundance                             Life Stage

        Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
     ii-l Abundant                            S - Spawning
                                            J - Juveniles
        Common                                L - Larvae
                                            E - Eggs
Blank    Not present, Rare, or
        No Data Available

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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                  Table 3 (continued).
                                              West Coast Estuaries
                        South San Fran. Bay    Elkhorn Slough           Morro Bay
Month                  J FM A MJ JAS ON DJ F MAM J JA S 0N DJ FMAM J JA S0N D
Species/Life Stage
Arrow gobyA                                  ii
  Clevelandia        5                       I.I
      fc~~~~~~~~s ~~~~J  .................
                     L ................
                     E  I                    II........
Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon           S
  elongatus   - 
                     L
                     E
Pacific staghorn    A                        III
sculpin              S          ~E
  Leptocottus    .......
  armnatus           L  I.                 f    1

California halibut    A
  Paralichthys       S
  californicus       J  I                     iE                              J

                     E
Diamond turbot       A
  Hypsopsetta 
  guttulata          j  I                    II                    II
                     L
                     E
English sole         A
  Pleuronectes 
  V'etulius          J  I ..............     I
                     L
                     E
Starry flounder      A  I
  Platichthys        S
  stelatus           ji                                            II

                     E
                        J FM A MJ JA SON D J FMA MJ JA SON D JFMAM.JJASOND
                         South San Fran. Bay    Elkhorn Slough           Morro Bay
                                              ,West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                      A - Adults
    ~E~ Abundant                             S - Spawning
                                              J - Juveniles
         common                               L -Larvae
                                              E - Eggs
Blank    Not present, Rare, or
         No Data Available

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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                  Table 3 (continued).

                                           West Coast Estuaries
                         Santa Monica Bay    San Pedro Bay            Alamitos Bay
 Month                  J F MA M JJA SON DJ F MA MJ JA S 0N DJ FMAM J JA S0N D
 Species/Life Stage
Arrow goby           AI
  Clevelandia        S 
  !Os        .       .........
                    L                                            I
                    E                                               ..............

Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon           S
  elongatus          i
                    L
                    E
 Pacific staghorn    A
sculpin      
  Leptocottus        i 
  armatus            L0
                    E
California halibut    A  i.................
  Parafichthys          I                     i                    I
  californicus       j                       I. ....... ..........................

                    ElI
 Diamond turbot      A  I          ..............
  Hypsopsetta 
  guttulata          j                                                              .........
                    L               LlEJ                  E~
                    E 
 English sole        A  i                    11
  Pleuronectes       S0
  vetulus            JI
                    L
                    EE ~ .
 Starry flounder     A
  Platichthys        S
  stellts            J
                    L
                    E
                      J FM A M J JA SON DJ F MAM J JA SOND J F MA M JJA SON D
                         Santa Monica Bay      San Pedro Bay         Alamitos Bay
                                            West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                            Life Stage
        Highly Abundant                      A -Adults
     Abundant                                 S -Spawning
                                           J - Juveniles
        common                               L -Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, o~                E - Eggs
        No Data Available

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Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                Tbe3(otne)
                                              West Coast Estuaries
                            Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Say
Month                  J F MA M JJA SON DJ F MA MJ JA SOND0J F MAM J JA SOND0
Species/Life Stage

Arrow goby          AI
  Clevelandia    ..                        ..............
  !Os
                            I...  I         II                   I I                 :~~~~~~~~~~~.........  I..

Lingcod             A
  Ophiodon          S
  elongatus         J
                     L
                     E
Pacific staghorn    AI 
sculpin             S                     0
  Leptocottus       JI ;...        .       ................
  armatus            L                    01
                     EE0
California halibut    A                   .
  Parafichthys       S
  calforncus         ......................
                     L
                     E
Diamond turbot      A                      I
  Hypsopsetta 
  guttulata          j  I     .      .       i
                     L
                     E
English sole        A
  Pleuronectes 
  vetulusJ
                     L
                     E
 Starry flounder     A
  Platichthys        S
  stellatus         J
                     L
                     E
                        J F MAM J JA SON DJ FM A MJ JA SON D J F MA M JJA SON D
                             Anaheim Bay         Newport Bay           Mission Bay
                                              West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                           Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                     A -Adults
     Abundant                               S - Spawning
                                             J - Juveniles
        Common                              L -Larvae
Blank   Not present, Rare, or                E-Eg
         No Data Available

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 Data Summary Table: Temporal Distribution                                    Table 3 (continued).
                                     West Coast Estuaries
                             San Diego Bay        Tijuana Estuary
 Month                   JFM AM JJASO ND)J FM AMJJASO ND
 Species/Life Stage
 A~rrow goby     ~     hII
   Clevelandia         S                                        nNU..


                      E 
 Lingcod              A
  Ophiodon 
  elongatus           J
                      L
                      E
 Pacific staghorn     A  II
 sculpin       
  L.eptocottus       J
  armatus             L   JEC
                      E
 California halibut    A                       ii
  Paralichthys        s
  californicus        J ..ii...................
                      L
                      E
 Diamond turbot       A  I 
  Hypsopsetta         s
  guittulata          j                        I.  .....................
                      L                      l
                      E 
 English sole         A
  Pleuronectes        S
  vetulus            J
                      L
                      E
 Starry flounder      A
  Platichthys         S
  stelarts            J
                      L
                      E
                         J F MA M JJA SON DJ F MAM J JA SON D
                             San Diego Bay        Tijuana Estuary
                                     West Coast Estuaries
Relative Abundance                              Life Stage
         Highly Abundant                       A - Adults
    ~:l Abundant                               S - Spawning
                                              J - Juveniles
    EJ  common                                 L - Larvae
Blank    Not present, Rare, or                 E-Eg
         No Data Available

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Index to Table 4: Page location of data reliability table for each species and estuary

                                                                                                      Estuary




Common and Scientific Name                                                                                               
Blue mussel (Mytilus edumj.
Pacific oyster (Crassostroa gigas)
Harseneck gaper (Tresus capax) .. ...
Pacific gaper (Tresus nuffal)                        p.4                                          : 5  ~   5 p                  5
California jacknifa clam (Tagelus californianus)
Pacific litldeneck clam (Protothaca slaminea)
Manila (Japanese) clam (Vonerupisjaponica)
Eastern softshell clam (Mya arenaria)
Geoduck (Panope abrupta)                             p.153                  p. 154                  P. 155                  p. 156
Bay shrimp (Crangon franciscorum)
 Dungeness crab (CancermaglsfMi
 Leopard shark ( Tiakis semifasciafa)
Green sturgeon (Acipensermedirostris)
White sturgeon (Aciponser transmontanus)
American shad (Aklsa sapidissima)                                                                  "5                          6
 Pacific herring (Clupea pallasi)                      .1570,
 Deepbody anchovy (Anchoa compreasa)
 Slough anchovy (Anchoa dolicatissma)
 Northern anchovy (Engraulis mordax)
 Cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus cdarkii                p. 161                 p. 162                  p. 163                  p. 164
 Steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss)-
 Coho salmon (Oncoithynchus kisutch)....
 Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus lhawytsho'              145p16                                         p1671                   P. 168
 Chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta)
 Pink salmon (Oncortynchus gorbuscha)
 Sockeye salmon (Oncoihynchus norka) ,P. 169                                 p. 170                  p. 171                  p. 172
 Surf smell (Hypomesus prelictsus)
 Longf in smelt (Spirinchus thaleichthys)
 Eulachon (Thaleichihys pacificus)
 Pacific tomcod (Micro gadus proxim us)
 Topsmelt (Athennops alfinis)A
 Jacksmelt (At hednopsis califomniensis)                                     P 174                   p.1 75                  P. 176
 Threespine stickleback (Gastemosteus aculeafus)
 Striped bass (Mbomna saxatili)                 ... :9.I........
 Kelp bass (Paralabrax ciathratus)
 Barred sand bass (Paralabraxr nebulilet)
 White seabass (Atractosclon nobili)
 White croaker (Gonyonsimus ineaftus)        P         . 177                 p. 178                  p. 179          P       ). 180
 Shiner parch (Cymnatogaster aggregata)
 Pacific sand lance (Anmmodytes hexaptorus)
 Arrow goby (0levandia los)
 LUngcod (Ophiodon, elongatus) .
 Pacific staghom sculpin (Leplocotftus armafu)
 California halibut (Paralichthys catiformicus) .    P  1.1.                  .: 1 82                p. 183                  p. 184
 Diamond turbot (Hypsopselta guttulata)
 English sole (Pleurionectes vetulus)
 Starry flounder (Platichghys stlelatus)
   *Winter steelhead and summer chinook salmon are located four pages after the pages shown here.












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Table 4. Data Summary Table: Data Reliability

                                                        West Coast Estuaries

                         Puget     Hood       Skagit     Grays    Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal        Bay       Harbor      Bay       River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Blue mussel        Af                                                                    5   FBI
       MON~~Sf Si                                         ii        U          El         E 
   edfulis           i     00l
                     Lf                                   0l         U         El         El         E
                     E *                      l E  
 Pacific oyster     A    0          N          U          U         U          U          U 
   Crassostrea       S     0 
  gigas             i     U                                                                 
                     L  U            U         U          U          U         U          U a
                     E                                                                       
 Horseneck gaper   A                UUUUUUU
   Tresus            S                                                                       
   capax             i                                                                           
                     L    [M         IN        U          0          3   El    U00
                     E U 0                                El         El 0                 El        0:
 Pacific gaper      A     *U                              UUUUU
   Tresus            S                lE                                                     
   nuttalli         'i     UUUU                                                                  
                     L     l         El        13         U          U         U          U         U
                     E    El         El        0          0          U         0          0     
 California jacknife  A   * 
 clam               S     *                                                               3U
   Tagelus           J U             U          UUUUUU
   californianus     L     *
                     EU                                                                      
 Pacific littleneck    A    *                                       1U                      
 clam               S   II                                1:        oNE 
  Protothaca        J     U         U          U         U          El         U            
  staminea          L    El         El         IN        El         El     a             El         U


                         Puget      Hood      Skagit     Grays    Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal        Bay       Harbor      Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                        West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                         Life Stage

U     Highly Certain                                A - Adults
             9   Moderately  Certain ~S - Spawning
             lii   Moderately Certain              ~~~J - Juveniles
El    Reasonable Inference                          L - Larvae
                                                     E - Eggs




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Table 4 (continued). Data Summary Table: Data Reliability

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw   Umpqua    Coos            Rogue
                             Bay       River       Bay       River      River      River      Bay        River
Species/Life Stage
  Blue mussel         A     l                     iUI                              !I 

   edtulis     
                       L    El         El         El         11         11         11         El        1:
                       E    El         El                               11         13 El1 0   E:
  Pacific oyster      A     El        U          U       a             U          U             
   Crassostrea       S       E                    lE 
   gigas             i      C                          
                       L    El         U           lU                                         E 
                       ED              U 0U                             U          U          E 
  Horseneck gaper   A       UUUUUi                                                              
   Tresus            S[                          U          El                               91 a l[ 
   capax             i                                                      
                       L    El         U          U           lE                    li 
                       El              U                      l         E           l         [ 
  Pacific gaper       A    U                                                                    
   Tresus            S    El          U          ElU                              UUU
   nuttalli          i             
                       L    El         U          ElUU                                
                       E    El         UE                                                        
  California jacknife  A    U                                                                   
  clam                SE                                                                        
   Tagelus           J i                                                                       
   ca ifomn anus     L    UUUUUUUU
                       EU                                                                        
  Pacific littleneck    A   ElUUUUUUU
  clam                S D                                   El         El U3                 El         U
   Protothaca        J     El         U          U          U          U          U            
   staminea          L    ElU                               El         El         U           l 
                       E D                                   El         El1 U1                El

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos             Rogue
                             Bay       River      Bay        River      River      River      Bay        River

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                          Life Stage

*     Highly Certain                                  A - Adults
               9  Moderately Certain ~S - Spawning
               [U    Moderately Certain~~~~ - Juveniles
El    Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                          E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table:  Data Reliability                                                       Table 4 (continued).

                                                          West Coast Estuaries

                          Klamath  Humboldt    Eel         Tromales, cent.s. Fr.!  South    Elkhorn       Morro
                           River      Bay        River       Bay      Suisun/IS. San Fran.  Slough        Bay
Species/Life Stage                                                     Pablo Bays    Bay
 Blue mussel         A      *                     jj                    ji                     ii 9  
   MAYils       S           U                     1: 0         lEJE                             E
   edulis            'i     U          [II                               [U[Ui[
                      LU               E          [U         0                      E 
                      E     *1                                                                 E3 0       U
 Pacific oyster      A      *1
   Crassostrea    S                                                                 0       El  I N El[
   gigas              i   U            U          U           U    S                11          U          U
                      L     U          U          U1 [U                 El9 l
                      E     U                                 UElE                              l[
 Horseneck gaper  A                    UUUUUUU
   Tresus       S                                                                                 
   capax              i                                                                           
                      L   U                                                                       

  Pacific gaper       A                 UEli
   Tresus               ~E                                    lE                     lUE
   nuttalli !                                                                        lU[
                      L     U          El         U          0:         El          El         U          El1
                      E                El         U          El         El          El         U          El
  California jacknife  A     *                                [J         El U1                  El         [
 clam                             S0                                    El1         U           lE
   Tagelus            i                                      El          ElUEli
   californianus      L     U1 a                               lE                               lE

  Pacific littleneck    A    U          U                     [          E          0           [U         U
  clam                S     *                                 13 U: El   El          ElElE
   Protothaca         J    A                      U[                     0          El          [U 
   staminea           L     UEl                                           1 El  El  ElElE
                      E                El         U          El         El          El         El         El

                          Klamath  Humboldt       Eel      Tomales  Cent. S. Fr./  South    Elkhorn      Morro
                           River      Bay        River       Bay      Suisun/ S. San Fran.  Slough        Bay
                                                                      Pablo Bays    Bay

                                                          West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                            Life Stage

U     Highly Certain                                   A - Adults
              9  Moderately Certain ~~S - Spawning
              [U    Moderately Certain                ~~~J - Juveniles
El    Reasonable Inference                             L - Larvae
                                                       E - Eggs








Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                     Table 4 (continued).

                                                        West Coast Estuaries

                         Santa      San                                                    San
                        Monica    Pedro    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission    Diego    Tijuana
      Species/Lfe Stage   Bay       Bay         Bay        Bay       Bay        Bay        Bay       Estuary

 Blue mussel         A             Fai                     I                      l          i
   Mytilis           S                                                            El C   l   1
   edufis            JAFIF 
                     L     El                                        1:1         1-1 El  0lE  l
                     EQE                E       l          El                   1:1E        El        0
 Pacific oyster      A     0         3       a             0                                   
   Crassostrea       S     0          U          U          U                        
   gigas            'J      UUUU                                                                
                     L   U1          U          U          0                                   

 Horseneck gaper   A       0          U         U          U                                   
   Tresus            S                                                              
   capax             'J    UUUU                                                                 


 Pacific gaper       A                          El                    1`7 F B I  n   o      U          l
   Tresus            S     El         El         El         El         El     A              9 
   nuttall          'i    11          U          El         El         E]     n o            9          i
                     L     El        El         Elm- ElEloU
                     E     El        El    M El            El         ElUU
 California jacknife  A    U                    El         El9E                                
 clam                S     El         El        El         El                   0E lE
   Tagelus           J     U      F B            El         El     I N            El         R         lii
   cafifornianus     L      El        El         13         El         El         El         El        El
                     E     El        El         El         El         El         El         El0
  Pacific littleneck    A  Mi                                iEl                  El         U          U
 clam                S     El        El         El         El         ElE                   UE
   Protothaca        J     R          ii         9          9i                    El 0                 U 
   staminea          L      El        El         El         El         El         El         U         El
                      E     El        El         El         El         El         El     a             El

                         Santa      San                                                    San
                              MonicaPedroAlamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission                 D      eoTijuana
                           Say       Bay        Bay        Bay        Bay        Bay        BayEsur

                                                         West Coast Estuaries


'Reliability                                          Life Stage

    *  Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
                  Moderately Certain ~S - Spawning
              *  Moderately Certain                  ~~~~J - Juveniles
    El Reasonable Inference                           L - Larvae
                                                      E - Eggs




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Data -Summary Table: Data Reliability                                               Table 4 (continued).

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

                          Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem -Tillamook
                          Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay      River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Manila clam       A    *i                                                                        i
   Venerupis        S         E        l         
  japonica         i    U                               1   l                 1UE
                      E    Eol                 1`1                  U          UU

  Eastern softshell   A    *        0
 clam               S     W *                                      l           
   Mya                    U         U         U          U         U         U          U         U
   arenaria         L    *0U0E                                                             

 Geoduck            A    *  
   Panope           S      l        E            
   abrupta          i                                                                      


  Bay shrimp        A*              01 U                 U                    El        00
   Crangon          S    El         0                    00                                       0
   franciscorum        Ii                                El 0                U11   0              El 
                      L    00                   01        1J        0          01        0         0
                      E    El        0          0         01        01         0         0  El
  Dungeness crab   A    0           ElUUE                                               0 
   Cancer           M                                                               a             01
   magister        "i                                                        W U
                      L    El        0l        El         El        0l         U         E1        0
                      E    E              0               0 U                       0              El 
 Leopard shark     A    UUUU                                    '                         
   Triakis          P                                                                     
   semifasciata    "i     UUU                                                   
                      ME    U    U                                                          
                      E  U           U                                                      

                          Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                          Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay      River      Bay        Bay

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                        Life Stage
   *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
   El Moderately Certain                           S- Spawning
                                                       J - Juveniles
   0  Reasonable Inference                         L  Larvae
                                                       E - Eggs
                                                       P - Parturition
                                                       M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability Tbe4(otne)

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos            Rogue
                             Bay       River      Bay        River     River      River      Bay        River
Species/Life Stage
  Manila clam        A     j                                          UUEU
   Venerupis         S    E
   japonica         'i     E                               UUUE


  Eastern softshell   A    *          1:        U       F     B    I              l            
  clam               S    Q C]       1:               0          13   1:1                   El         U
   Mya            1        U          El        U           l         U      a l            U         U
   arenaria          L    El1        El          l         El         11         El         1
                       E Q             El         El        El         El         El          l 
  Geoduck            Aj                                                                     UU
   Panope 
   abrupta           J~E                                                                      
                       L     E                                                                  
                       E     E                                                                  
  Bay shrimp         A     ElE                                                    lEll
   Crangon           S QC            El         U          El         El        El         El1    A
   franciscorum      J     El        11                    El                   El         El0        El
                       L    El         El         El        El         E          El         El         El

  Dungeness crab   A       1:         El                   El    F BI            E                    0E
   Cancer            M Q    E]l                 El          l         El    A    l         El 
   magister          i     IN        El         U          91    IN              91        91         El
                       L     El        El         E         El         El         El         El         El
                       E    l          El         El1 13.              E          ElE 
  Leopard shark      A    0           U                                          UE 
    Triakis           P'    0         U                                  
   semifasciata      i     U         U 0                                
                       ME    U                                                                  
                       E   U                                                                    

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw   Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                             Bay       River      Bay       River      River      River      Bay        River

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                          Life Stage
    U  Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
    El Moderately Certain                             S- Spawning
                                                          J - Juveniles
    El Reasonable Inference                           L - Larvae
                                                          E - Eggs
                                                          P - Parturition
                                                          M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                  Table 4 (continued).

                                                            West Coast Estuaries

                          Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tamnales  Cent.S.FR.!  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                            River      Bay       River      Bay      Suisun / S. San Fran.  Slough     Bay
Species/Life Stage                                                 PboBy        a
  Manila clam        A     *1                                        0                     El
   Venerupis    S                                         11l         0        0E 
   japonica          J     U1 U                            lU'UE
                       LU                                   ClU        0         03         El        U

  Eastern softshell   A    *:                                        W 5        U'        lii 
  clam                S                                    01        0          13         00
   Mya               i     U         U          El        9lU!                             'E
   arenaria          L    U          U                                          13ElE  El       0    0
                       E   W                0               11         0         03         0          01
  Geoduck            A*   IN    a                          U         U          U   a                U
   Panope            S*E                                  U          U
   abrupta           i                'UU                                                    
                       L U              l        U          U          UUU                            E
                       E                l        U          U          UUU                            E
  Bay shrimp         AQ                 
   Crangon      S          IM        El00U                                                   
   franciscorum      i     El        U'
                       L               rol'      0           lUUUU
                       E  U'           0         0          0          0         UU                   U
  Dungeness crab   A                 0          1: El      l         U         I     N               U
   Cancer            MU          IN             U'        11         0         U                     U
   magister          i     Sl                  13         lii        n 
                       L    E           lE                   lUUUU
                       EQ              0         U           l         U         U          UU
  Leopard shark      A    U           'UE                            U           'UU
    Triakis           P'    n          lUE                                       'UU
   semifasciata      i     U 0                             lE                   'UU
                       ME              U         U           l         l         U          U
                       E  U   a                                                                

                          Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tamales  Cent.S.Fr.1  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                            River      Bay       River      Bay      Suisun / S. San Fran.  Slough     Bay
                                                                        pablo Bays    Bay

                                                            West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                         Life Stage
    *  Highly Certain                                A - Adults
    U' Moderately Certain                            S - Spawning
                                                         J - Juveniles
 El    Reasonable Inference                          L - Larvae
                                                         E - Eggs
                                                         P - Parturition
                                                         M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                               West Coast Estuaries

                            Santa     San      Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission    San         Tijuana
                            Monica    Pedro      B a             a         a      a       DiegoEsur
                                    ~~~~Bay                   Bay       Byay                Bay      Etay
Species/Life Stage       Ba        By
  Manila clam       A    0                                                                        U     
   Venerupi's       S
   japonica         J                                                                      



  Eastern softshell   A   *
 clam               S              U          U                              UUU
   Mya              i                                                                      
   arenaria         L    U                                                                 
                        E  0                                                                  
  Geoduck           A   0
   Panope           S    0                                                                
   abrupta          i    U 0                                                               
                        L    U         C 1UU                                                  

  Bay shrimp        Af
   Crangon          S
   franciscorum     J                                      


  Dungeness crab   A    0           0                                                      
   Cancer           M   0 
   magister        'J    *  


  Leopard shark     A      !        iUUUUUU
   Triakis          P                                                                     
   semifasciata     J~I                                                                   
                        M C    C 0                                                            
                        E  0           U                                                      

                             Santa     San                         AlmtsAaemNwotMsinSanTiun
                            Monica   Pedro    AlmtsAaemNwot Msin Diego                              Tiua
                                    Bay  Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay       Bay      Estuary

                                                               West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                       Life Stage
 U     Highly Certain                               A - Adults
 FR Moderately Certain                              S- Sann
 El Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                            E - Eggs
                                                            P - Parturition
                                                            M - Mating



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                 Table 4 (continued).

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

                           Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                           Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Green sturgeon    A    U                                EElU0                                     0
   Acipenser         S
   medirostris      i                                                                       
                       Lf 
                       E*
 White sturgeon     A    UUUUE                                                                     i
   Acipenser  
   transmontanus  "i    U           U          a         El         0         E          0         E
                       L  U            U         U         U          U                          

  American shad      A    Elg                                                               
   Alosa             S                                               lE                     
   sapidissima     'i    U                                                     0          0        El
                       L  U    U                 0         0  IN                 U         U 
                       E                                              M          0 
  Pacific herring    A    UUUU0U0E
   Clupea           S                                               E
   pallasi                                                                     000
                       L  U            U         U          El        0                    0         0

  Deepbody           Af              U                               
  anchovy            S    n      
   Anchoa           i    U           U                                                      
   compressa         L    U          U         U         U          U          U         U         U

  Slough anchovy    A      UUUUUUUU
   Anchoa           S                                                                      
   delicatissima    J i                                                                    
                       LU              U         U         U          U         U          U         U
                       E  U            U                                                      

                           Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalemn Tillamook
                           Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay    S ay

                                                             West Coast Estuaries


Reliability                                        Life Stage

   *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
El    Moderately Certain                           S- Spawning
                                                         J - Juveniles
0     Reasonable Inference                          L - Larvae
                                                         E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                     Table 4 (continued).

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

                           Netarts    Siietz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos             Rogue
                             Bay       River      Bay        River      River      River      Bay        River
Species/Life Stage
  Green sturgeon      A     U     me             0          0          U          El         El         1:
   Acipenser                                                           000a
   medirostris      'i     U          El        Uf          U          U          13         El         1
                       L   0                                                                     
                       E  * 0                                                                    
  White sturgeon      A     0         13         El         13         13         EJ         1:1
   Acipenser         S                El         U          El         El         U          U 
   transmontanus    J      U          0          0          0          El         1l3lI


  American shad       A     *                    E      F BI           Fol        U
   Alosa             S     U                      lE                   UE                     lE
   sapidissima      'i     U             0E                             lE                    lE
                       L     U         U: El                 El                    El         El         El
                       E     0         U:                    17l El                El         El         El1
  Pacific herring    A      El        El      m e           E          El         E           lE
   Clupea                  El         El1        U          El        ElElUl
   pallas!           J      U         El1        U          El         U                     UE
                       L     El        El         U          El         El         ElElE
                       E     El        El         U          El         ElE                   UE
  Deepbody            A  a            U          0                                           U          U
  anchovy              S*                        0f 
   Anchoa            J   U            U          U          U          U          U             
   compressa         L     U          U      a              U                                  

  Slough anchovy  A U                            UUUUU                                                  U
    Anchoa            S                                                                         
    delicatissima     J i                                                                       
                       LU              U          U          U          U          U          U         U
                       EU              U                                U          U          U 

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw   Umpqua    Coos            Rogue
                             Bay       River       Bay       River      River      River      Bay        River

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                          Life Stage

    U  Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
                    Moderately Certain ~S - Spawning
               El    Moderately Certain~~~~ - Juveniles
El    Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                          E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                  Table 4 (continued).

                                                         West Coast Estuaries

                         Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tamrales  Seuisu. SanFra.I   ot  Elkhorn    Morro
                          River      Bay       River      Bay      Suisun B    ays Fran.  Slough     Bay
Species/Life Stage                                                 PboBy         a
 Green sturgeon    A      M         Li         11        U          Li         El        U          E
   Acipenser         S                                               01    
   medirostris      'i     H         ElE                  UUElUE
                     L    0                                                                          N    lE   
                     E   *                                                  
 White sturgeon     A    Li         U           l         El        U          Li         U         L
   Acipenser    S                                                                         S  :10N     
   transmontanus   i       Li         i        El         El         U         Li         U          L
                     L    Li         UUE                             UUUL
                     E    Li         UUE                             UUUL
 American shad      A    *          0                                          Li         U ffIN0I
   Afosa             S    E]         U          El        U      a              U         U          El1 
   sapidissima                       0 IN  U    Li        U3 U                  ElU
                     L    El                   El         U          U         U          U         El
                     E    El         U         El         U          U         U          U         El
 Pacific herring    A    El         U3 ElUUUE
   clupea       S                              El         U                               UE
  pallasi           i    El         U           iL                  UUE
                     L    U          U         El         Li         U         U          Uf        El

 Deepbody           Af                                              UUUU
 anchovy            S     *
   Anchoa            i                                                                       
   compressa         L   U           U          U    S               U          U         U          U

 Slough anchovy    A                UUEUUUU
   Anchoa       S                                                                            
   delicatissima    J i                                                                      



                                                                   Cent.S.Fr.1 South
                         Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tamrales  Suisun/IS. San Fran. Elkhorn    Morro
                          River      Bay       River      Bay      Pablo Ba y Bay       Slough       Bay

                                                        West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                         Life Stage

U     Highly Certain                                A - Adults
Li    Moderately Certain                            S - Spawning
                                                     J - Juveniles
El    Reasonable Inference                          L - Larvae
                                                     E - Eggs








Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

                          Santa     San                                                 San      Tiua
                          Monica    Pedro    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission    Diego    ETiuana
       Species/Life Stage  Bay      Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay   Estary
  Green sturgeon    A    0          U          U         0         0          U         U 
   Acipenser        S     *
   medirostris      J                                                                      


  White sturgeon     A              UUUUUUU
   Acipenser        S,    U
   transmontanus   J~UU                                    


  American shad     A     *
   Alosa            S     *                                                             UU
   sapidissima      J                                                                      


  Pacific herring   A     *3                                                            UU
   Clupea           S
   pallasi          J                                                           
                       L  U           U          U         U                                 
                       E  0           0          U         U                                 
  Deepbody          Af               i 0                 El 3                 IN!       U         U 
  anchovy            S    *         1Q0                 Ii         U 0N 9I                        U
   Anchoa           J    U          0      E l           0         Ni        19         El 
   compressa        L    U            M        E  U1                         El         ii 
                       EU   A                   0                    f          0         El 
  Slough anchovy   A                 lEE                            lE                   lU
    Anchoa           S UU0UElE                                                             
    delicatissima    J    UE                              N         lE                   N 



                          Monica  Sanr       Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission    SanTiun
                                           Monica Pedro Bay Bay Bay Bay Diego  Etiuary
                            Bay      Bay        Bay        Ba        BaBaBy                       Esur

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                       Life Stage

    *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
    Ii Moderately Certain                          'S - Spawning
                                                        J - Juveniles
    o  Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                        E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                        West Coast Estuaries

                         Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalemn Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay      River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Northern anchovy  A    0                                                      
  Engraulis                                   0          iU                               
  mordax           i    U3 U                                                 0            
                     LE                       ii El                0          U 0

 Cutthroat trout    A    *                    j                    UU0i

   Oncorhynchus    J    IN 9i0i
  clarki            L    *  

 Cutthroat trout -    A    *                   iUUU0  El
 Kelts              S                                                                  0            
   Oncorhynchus    J    *
   clarki (K)       L    *                                                                        I

 Steelhead -Fall    A               UUUU
  Oncorhynchus 
  mykiss (F)             UU                             UUUUU
                     LU             U          U         U                              U 
                     E                 
 Steelhead -        Af
 Half pounder       S    * 0                                                              
  Oncorhynchus    J    U                                                                  
  mqykiss (H)      L    *
                     E                           
 Steelhead -        Af
 Summer             S    *E
   Oncorhynchus   i        ii
   mykiss (S)       L    *
                     E   U                                                                 

                         Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                        West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                        Life Stage

   U  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
   U  Moderately Certain                           S - Spawning
                                                     J - Juveniles
   El Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                     E -Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                     Table 4 (continued).

                                                              West Coast Estuaries

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos             Rogue
                             Bay       River       Bay       River      River      River      Bay        River
Species/Life Stage,
 Northern anchovy  A       [3        13          i         13         I!         11         ii         E
   Engraulis                                                           0000
   mordax               i]            El U3                 El1        IN         1El     I      N       l
                       L     El        13         U          13         E          El         El         El
                       E  c                                                                              0          
 Cutthroat trout     A                                                                      13 9i   i  iE  i

   Oncorhynchus    J                                                                         i
   clarki             L     *


 Cutthroat trout -   A               0 El       El         U3 El                 El         ElI
  Kelts               S               0          0 U        U                     0             
   Oncorhynchus  J *
   clarki (K)        L     *
                       EU                                                                        
  Steelhead -Fall    A      * 
   Oncorhynchus      S     *
   mykiss (F)              UUUUUUUU
                       LU              U          U          U          U          U          U          U
                       EU                                                                        
  Steelhead -         A     *
  Half pounder        S     *                 a                        U                        
   Oncorhynchus  J   U                                                 UUUE
   mykiss (H)        L     * 0                                                                  
                       E                                     U          U          U             
  Steelhead -         AU
  Summer              5 
    Oncorhynchus    j       *          El        0                                iii      
   mykiss (S)        L     *                                          
                       E  U            U                                                         

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos             Rogue
                             Bay       River      Bay        River      River      River      Bay        River

                                                              West Coast Estuaries


 Reliability                                          Life Stage

    U  Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
    El Moderately Certain                             S - Spawning
                                                          J - Juveniles
El    Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                          E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                   Table 4 (continued).

                                                               West Coast Estuaries

                           Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tomnales  Suisnt/S.R. SanuFra   Elkhorn    Morro
                             River      Bay       River   Say Suisn/lo Says  Fran.  Slough              Bay
Species/Life Stage PboBy a
 Northern anchovy  A   El    E lii                             0    U          U                    N l
   Engraulis                             S 
   mordax            i                           i0U                                       i         I



 Cutthroat trout    A         E       l        5
                       S    Wj         j                                                       
   Oncorhynchus    J       0j                   o
   clark!            L    li         i
                       E    lM          i        UU                                            
 Cutthroat trout -  A   El    I N E 5                                
 Kelts              S    *                                         
   Oncorhynchus    J       *                
   clarki (K)        L    *                 

 Steelhead -Fall    A     *                                                                         U
   Oncorhynchus   S *                                     UUUU                                       U
   mykiss (F)        i                                                                       



 Steelhead -        Af
 Half pounder       S     *
   Oncorhynchus    J    E                                                                    
   mykiss (H)        L    *  
                       EU                                                                      
 Steelhead -        A     U 
 Summer             S *
   Oncorhynchus    j      Ni         0                                                       
   mykiss (S)        L    *                 
                       E  U            U         U          U                                  


                           Klamath  Humboldt    Eel       Tomnales  Gusn / S.R  Southan   Elkhorn    Morro
                             River      Bay       River      Bay Suisn/o Says  Fran.  Slough            Bay

                                                              West Coast Estuaries


Reliability                                         Life Stage

0     Highly Certain                                A - Adults
El    Moderately Certain                            S - Spawning
                                                          J - Juveniles
0     Reasonable Inference                          L - Larvae
                                                           E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability Tbe4(otne)


                                                    West Coast Estuaries

                       Santa     San                         AlmtsAaemNwotMsinSanTiun
                      Monica   Pedrios  Anahei   Bayor  Baysion   Diego    Estuary
Species/Life Stage       Bay      Bay        Bay       BaBy                 By        By
 Northern anchovy  A    0          U         U         U          iU                     
  Engraufis        S                     
  mordax           i    U          U         U1 U                                     9    

                   E    *1                                                           9     
 Cutthroat trout   A     *                                                  UUU

  Oncorhynchus    J    * 0                                                               
  clarki           L    *


 Cutthroat trout -    A  *UUUU
 Kelts             S     UUUU0UUU
   Oncorhynchus    J      *
   clarki (K)       L     *

 Steelhead -Fall    A    *UUUU
   Oncorhynchus    S                UUUUUUU
   mykiss (F)      'i     UUUU                                                            


 Steelhead  -  Afl
  Half pounder      S    *
   Oncorhynchus    J    U                                                                 
   mykiss (H)       L    * 
                    EU                                                                   
  Steelhead -       A     *U
  Summer            S     *
   Oncorhynchus   J  a*                       
   mnykiss (S)      L    *
                    E  U           U         U                                           

                       Santa     San                         Almt                            sAaemNwotMsinSan  Tijuana
                       Monica    Pedro    ABayitay  Anahei    Bayr        Msso      Diego    Estuary
                        Bay      Bay        Bay       Ba        By         By        By

                                                    West Coast Estuaries


 Reliability                                       Life Stage

   *  Highly Certain                              A - Adults
                 Moderately Certain ~S - Spawning
             H  Moderately Certain                ~~~~J - Juveniles
   0  Reasonable Inference                        L - Larvae
                                                 E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                 Table 4 (continued).

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

                           Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                          Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Steelhead -        Af              U                               i         Ulii
 Winter             S    N                                                                 
   Oncorhynchus    J    9           jJ         0         0          0         0          0         U
   mykiss(IN)        L    *
                      E*                                                                    
 Coho salmon    A   *    I N 0                           00                                        U 
   OncorhynchUS    S    U           U          U         0          0         0            
   kisutch          i    U           INI       0         8          ii        0 
                      L  U           U          0         U          a         U          U         a
                      E  0    U                 0         0          U         0          N    U
 Chinook salmon -   A    *                               3 0  0    0                               U  
 Fall               S    N          0:        U          0         U          0         U          U
   Oncorhynchus    J    U       NUK0Ui                                                         
   tshawytscha (F)   L    *                                         UUUU
                      E              U                    U          U                    U         U
 Chinook salmon -   A     *                                                   UUU
 Late Fall          S     *                                                   UUU
   Oncorhynchus   'i      UUUU                                                              
   tshawytscha (LF)  L    U          0         0         U          0         0          U  a
                      EU 0                 0              U    U    U    U    U 
 Chinook salmon -  A    *                     3                                         3 0        U  
 Winter                             3 N  N                         U          U 0  0               U
   Oncorhynchus    J    U            U         0         0          U         U      a             U
   tshawytscha(W)L        U          N         U         U                                  
                     .E                         U         U                    UUU
 Chinook salmon -   A     *                              UUUUU
 Spring             S   *           n         0          0                    U         Uf  0 
   Oncorhynchus    j    *           x                                                              3     
   tshawytscha (SP) L    *                                          0f     
                      E  U                                                                      

                           Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                          Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                        Life Stage

   *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
Ml Moderately Certain                              S - Spawning
                                                        J - Juveniles
   0  Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                        E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                            West Coast Estuaries

                          Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                            Bay      River      Bay       River      River     River      Bay       River
Species/Life Stage
 Steelhead -        A                                             UUI 
 Winter             S     *UUUUUU
   Oncorhynchus    J    j9            no                 U            
   mykiss (W)       L    * 0 
                       E*                                  U         U          U                   U
 Coho salmon        A    f                                                              i 
   Oncorhynchus    S                                                                       
   kisutch     E    l    U                                         0 0 U      U               
                       L    U                                                                   
                       EU    U                                                                  
  Chinook salmon -  A  a*M
  Fall               S *            U          U                                           
   Oncorhynchus    J    U           9i        U          jJ
   tshawytscha (F)  L    *          0         n                                            
                       EU                                                                    
  Chinook salmon -  A     *
  Late Fall          S    *
   Oncorhynchus    J                                                                       
   tshawytscha (LF) L    U          U         0          U         U                       
                       ~EU                                                         
  Chinook salmon -  A     *                                                   UUU
  Winter             S E                                                                   
   Oncorhynchus  J   U              U         U          U         U                       
   tshawytscha(W)  L   a            U                                                      
                       E  0           U                                                      
  Chinook salmon -  A    0          15011i                         ULi 
  Spring             S    *         0          0                   U          U         U         U 
    Oncorhynchus    i                                                         110-1
    tshawytscha (SP)L    .                                                    0 
                       EU             U    U  a 0                                            

                           Netarts   Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                             Bay      River      Bay       River      River     River      Bay       River

                                                            West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                       Life Stage

    U  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
 FBI    Moderately Certain                          S - Spawning
                                                         J - Juveniles
 0     Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                         E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                       West Coast Estuaries

                        Klamath  Humboldt    Eel      Tomales  Cent. S. Fr.  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                          River     Bay       River      Bay      Suisun /S. San Fran.  Slough     Bay
Species/Life Stage                                               PboBy        a
 Steelhead -        A    W                                                                        Q
 Winter             S               0
   Oncorhynchus    J    M           9         0                                                   5   01
   mykiss (W)       L    *                                        
                     E*
 Coho salmon    A*j                                     U          U         UU                   U
   Oncorhynchus   S 
   kisutch          i~0I                                                                   
                     L    U           
                     E *
 Chinook salmon -  A                I!0UiUU
 Fall S
   Oncorhynchus    J    9 j1
   tshawytscha (F)   L   a          U      a             0                   UU 
                     E*
 Chinook salmon -  A     *                                                             UU
 Late Fall S
  Oncorhynchus    J    0                                         
  tshawytscha (LF) L    U          U         U          U         U          U         U         U
                     EU
 Chinook salmon -  A      *
 WinterS
  Oncorhynchus    J      *
   tshawytscha(W)  L    U           U      a             U         U          U     a             U
                     EU
 Chinook salmon -  A                UUUUUUU
 Spring S
   Oncorhynchus   .i    9 ii0
   tshawytscha (SP) L    *                                        
                     E  0                                         

                        Klamath  Humboldt    Eel      Tomnales  Cent.S.Fr.l  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                          River     Bay       River      Bay      Suisun/I S. San Fran.  Slough    Bay
                                                                  Pablo Bays   Bay
                                                       West Coast Estuaries


Reliability                                        Life Stage

   *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
   U  Moderately Certain                           S - Spawning
                                                    J - Juveniles
   o  Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                    E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                             Table 4 (continued).

                                                              West Coast Estuaries

                            Santa     San                        AlmtsAaemNwotMsinSanTiun
                           Monica   Pedro    ABayio   Anahei   Bayor    Bayio    Diego  Etiuary
Species/Life Stage      Bay       Bay       Bay       BaBy                By        By       Esur
  Steelhead -       A    *  
  Winter            S    0         0                                                   
   Oncorhynchus   J   a           0         0         0         1111111
   mykiss (W)      L     *
                            E ~        *U                                                  
  Coho salmon       Af
   Oncorhynchus   S                                                                    
   kisutch         i                                                                   
                       L    U                                                             
                       E  0                                                               
  Chinook salmon -  A    i                                                             
  Fall              S E                                                                
   Oncorhynchus ' J      UUUU                                             UUU
    tshawytscha (F)  L    0                                                             
                       E                                                                  
  Chinook salmon -  A                                                                U
  Late Fall         S    *
   Oncorhynchus   J    U           0         0        U         U                      
   tshawytscha (LF) L    U      a            1111      0        U         U          U        U

  Chinook salmon -  A    *                                                 UUU
  Winter            S                                                                  
   Oncorhynchus   J      U                   UUUUUU
   tshawytschaWL M   L    0                                                            
                       E              U         U                  U                             U
  Chinook salmon -  A              UUUUUUU
  Spring            S    *
    Oncorhynchus   j    *
    tshawytscha (SP) L    .                            0
                        E    U                                                             

                            Sanica   Sanr    Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport  MissionSn               Tijuana
                              Ba        Bay        Bay       ay      By        By        Bay

                                                              West Coast Estuaries


 Reliability                                     Life Stage

    * Highly Certain                              A - Adults
    II Moderately Certain                         S - Spawning
                                                           J - Juveniles
    o  Reasonable Inference                       L - Larvae
                                                           E - Eggs




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                                                      West Coast Estuaries

                        Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalemn Tillamook
                        Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor      Bay      River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Chinook salmon -   A    *
 Summer             Sf
   Oncorhynchus    J                                               UUUU
   tshawytscha (Su) L     *
                        E~~ 
 Chum salmon        A    *                                                             El 
   Oncorhynchus    S    U           1-1                            UU                      
   keta             i    U          U 0UliUE 
                    L    U 0UE                                                            
                    E               l         UEU                                                U
 Pink salmon        A    *                                        N El0 
   Oncorhynchus    S    U           U         U          U         U                       
  gorbuscha       'i    U          U                                         11 U  U  ElU
                    L    Ui                                                               
                    E                                                                     
 Sockeye salmon   A                 UUUUUUU
  Oncorhynchus    S      *                              UUUUU
  nierka           U    *
                    L    U                                                                
                    E                                                                     
 Surf smelt         A    *                                        5 
  Hypomesus        S    U          U                     lU                             lE
  pretiosus        J i                                            El         0         El         0
                    L    U                                        ElUEll
                    E    0                              El        ElUEll
 Longfin smelt      A    El        U                                                              9IiE    lI
   Spirinchus       S    El         U- ElUE                                  []E 
   thaelechthys     i    El                                        r- ElHE   UE 
                    L    El        U          El        ElE                            Cl        U
                    E    El        N          El        El        El         9         El        U

                        Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                        Sound    Canal   Say           Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                      West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                       Life Stage

   U  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
                                                   S - Spawning
   H  Moderately Certain                           J - Juveniles
   El Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                   E - Eggs



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                 Table 4 (continued).

                                                            West Coast Estuaries

                          Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                            Bay      River       Bay       River     River      River      Bay       River
Species/Life Stage
 Chinook salmon -  A                0000000
 Summer             S   0    10               U          U         U          U          U         U
   Oncorhynchus    J    *           0          0                              U          U         U 
   tshawytscha (SU) L     *                                   

 Chum salmon        A    UL                    !                    i                      
   Oncorhynchus    S                                                                        
   keta             i    U                               0UUl 
                      LU              U         U         U          U          U         U          U
                      E                         U         U          U          U                    U
  Pink salmon        A     *                                                   UUU
   Oncorhynchus    S                 UUUUUUU
   ,gorbuscha        i                                                                      
                       LU                                                                     
                       EU                                                                     
  Sockeye salmon   A    0            U                              0 U  U                  
   Oncorhynchus    S    0            U         U      a             U                       
   nerka             J    *                                   
                       L    U                                                                 
                       EU    U                                                                
  Surf smelt         A    [31:                 0          0         0      A I           0          L
   Hypomesus    S~                             L 0             l  I!           U   0U
   pretiosus                         0         N!         E3   0    U          U         91L
                       L  0            0         U         0          0         0          0         L
                       EQ  0                   Eli 0 9                             0                 U3
  Longfin smelt      A    0                                                    0 0    UU    
   Spirinchus       s    U          U          0                    UU                      
   thaleichthys     J     U         U          0                                         13UL 
                       L   U                                          UUL 
                       E   U                                          UUE 

                           Netarts    Siletz   Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos          Rogue
                            Bay      River       Bay       River     River      River     Bay        River

                                                            West Coast Estuaries


 Reliability                                        Life Stage

6     Highly Certain                               A - Adults
              N  Moderately Certain ~S - Spawning
              *  Moderately Certain                ~~~~J - Juveniles
El Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                         E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                          West Coast Estuaries

                         Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomnales  SuisntS. San Fra./   ot  Elkhorn    Morro
                           River      Bay      River      Bay  Saloug Bays      a
Species/Life Stage PboBy a
 Chinook salmon -  A                0
 Summer             SE   a 0                                                              
   Oncorhynchus  J   *              0         0          W                              U m       U
   tshawytscha (SU) L     * 
                          E~~
 Chum salmon        A    * 
   Oncorhynchus   S                                                                        
   keta                   U         U                              UUUU
                      L  U           11         0         0         U          U         0         U
                      E                                                                     
 Pink salmon        A    *
   Oncorhynchus  S                                                                        
   gorbuscha        'J    UUUU                                                             
                      LU                                  U                    U                   U
                      E       
 Sockeye salmon   A    *            0         0         0         0                    U         U 
   Oncorhynchus  S  *               0         0                    U 0        0                   U 
   nerka            J    *                                     
                      L  U           U          0         0         U          0         U         U

 Surf smelt         A ~ Ejrl                  00                   
  Hypomesus    S          l        I          l C                 UU                      
  pretiosus         J    11 
                      L  0                                0         U          U            

 Longfin smelt      A     l        I0UUUUU
   Spirinchus    S                   ]0                                         
   thaleichthys     J i                                                                   
                      L  0           ii        0          U         U          U         U         0
                      E    El        El         0:        U         0          U         0         U

                         Klamath  Humboldt    Eel    Tomales  Cent. S. Fr.I  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                           River      Bay      River      Bay    Suisun / S. San Fran.  Slough      Bay
                                                                     Pablo Bays    Bay

                                                         West Coast Estuaries


Reliability                                       Life Stage

   *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
   I! Moderately Certain                           S - Spawning
                                                      J - Juveniles
El Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                      E - Eggs




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                                                             West Coast Estuaries

                            Santa     San                                                 San
                                 MonicaPedroAlamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission   Diego    ETiuana
       Species/Life Stage  Bay     Bay        Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay   Estary
  Chinook salmon -  A    *          0                                                     
  Summer            S   0           U                      
   Oncorhynchus   J    *           0
   tshawytscha (Su) L*
                       E *
  Chum salmon    A *                                              UUUU
   Oncorhynchus    S                                                                     
   keta             J    U          U         U     a             0                      
                       L  U           U         U         Uf         U            0
                       E              U                   U          U                      
  Pink salmon       A     *
   Oncorhynchus     S              UUUUUUU
   gorbuscha        '                                                                    
                       L    U                                                               
                       EU                                                                   
  Sockeye salmon   A      *                                                                      U
   Oncorhynchus    S    n                                                                
   nerka            J     *
                       LU             U                   U          U         U                   U
                       EU                                                         
  Surf smelt        A     *
   Hypomesus        S *                                                                  
   pretiosus        J     *
                       L  U   a                 U         0          U                      
                       EU                                                                   
  Longfin smelt     A               UUUUUUU
    Spirinchus       S                                     
    thafelchthys     J    UU                             UUUUU
                       L    U                                                               
                       E    U                                                               

                            Santa     San      Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Missio   Sn           Tijuana
                           Monica    Pedro                                        o     Dieg
                             By       Bay        Bay       Bay       Bay        Bay       Bay      Estuary

                                                             West Coast Estuaries


 Reliability                                       Lifed Stage

    U  Highly Certain               ~A - Adults
    li Moderately Certain                          S - Spawning
                                                          J - Juveniles
El Reasonable Inference                           L - Larvae
                                                          E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability (revised 2/91).

                                                         West Coast Estuaries

                          Puget     Hood       Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal         Bay      Harbor      Bay       River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Euiachon           A    El                    5                       
   Thaleichthys      S                                               i                       
   pacificus        i-                                                                        
                      L                         W           El        El        U          U 
                      E    *                               13         IN                      
 Pacific tomcod     A    jiUE                                                  UE 
   Microgadus        S    [O                                                                         r-1 UE  U0E
   proximus          i      Itl      li         li                    lUE
                      L    El         El        U                     C1 El     U1 El
                      E    E]         El        El     F B            El        U          13         I
 Topsmelt           A    0           U         U                                          El
   Atherinops        S     U                                         UUE 
   affinis           J     U         0          U         U                                          m  lI
                      L   U           0         U          U          U         U          El         9
                      E  U            U         U          U          U         UE 
  Jacksmelt          A    *E 
   Atherinopsis      S                                               UUE 
   calfornienss      J                                                                     E 
                      L  U            U         U          U          U         U          El         0
                      E  0   El                                                                       N    
  Threespine         A   a                                           El      M             El
  stickleback        S    El          El        9          El        El         U          El         El
   Gasterosteus      J     0         El        El1        El         El     a              El    no
   aculeatus         L    El         El         01                   El         El         El        El1
                      E    El         El1 Ell                         El        El         El         El1
  Striped bast ,   A                                       UU
   Morone            S
   saxatilis         i       
                      LU              U         U
                      E               U         U                       

                          Puget     Hood       Skagit    Gray's    Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                          Sound    Canal        Bay       Harbor      Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                         West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                         Life Stage

    U  Highly Certain                                A - Adults
    U  Moderately Certain                            S - Spawning
                                                      J - Juveniles
 El    Reasonable Inference                          L - Larvae
                                                      E - Eggs



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Data Summary Table.  Data Reliability                                                     Table 4 (continued).

                                                         West Coast Estuaries

                         Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw   Umpqua    Coos             Rogue
                           Bay       River       Bay       River      River       River      Bay        River
Species/Life Stage
 Eulachon            A* 0             0                                                                 El0 
   Thaleichthys      S      U         U          U          U          U                         
   pacificus         'i     U          U      a              U          U                        
                     LU                                                            l         UE
                     E*
 Pacific tomcod      A     El         171ElE                                       I          lE
   Microgadus        S      N         El         IN          El         11         13         El         El
   proximus           i     F-1        El    IN              El         Cl         11         El         13
                     L     El        El         M           El         El         El         El         El
                     ElI             El         li          El         ElE                    lE
 Topsmelt            A     [g.        UUEl                             [I          El0 
   Atherinops         S     El         U         El         13          El     A              U          U
   affinis           i      El         U         U           9          N          El         El 
                     L      l         U         El          Cl         El         9          El         U
                     E    l           U         El          El1        ElU 
 Jacksmelt           A     U                      i                               UE 
   Atherinopsis       S     *UUUUUE 
   californiensis     J                                                 UUE 
                     L   *                                                        UE 
                     E   *            0                                U          U           l 
 Threespine          A     0          El         9          9                     El          El         El
 stickleback         S     El         El         El         El         El         ElElE
   Gasterosteus      J   a            El         m          El          9          El         El         El
   aculeatus          L     El         El        El          El         El         El         El         E
                      E    l          El         El          El         El         El         El         El
  Striped bass        A     0          U          U          0                     111         9          0 
   Morone             SE              U 0                                          ff         N          0  
   saxatilis          J     0          U                                           El         El 
                      L   U           U9 U                                         UE
                      E     0        n     o     U                      IN]        U           l

                         Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw   Umpqua    Coos             Rogue
                           Bay       River       Bay        River     River       River      Bay        River

                                                         West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                           Life Stage

U     Highly Certain                                  A  -Adults
9     Moderately Certain                              S - Spawning
                                                      J - Juveniles
El    Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                      E - Eggs




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                                                             West Coast Estuaries

                           Klamath  Humboldt    Eel        Tamales  Cent. S. Fr. /  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                                       River  Bay  River     Bay    ~~Suisun /S. San Fran.  Slough       Bay
Species/Life Stage                                                   PboBy         a
 Eulachon            A     E                                                                   
   Thaleichthys    S        lUUU                                                               
   pacificus         i                                                    
                       L       

 Pacific tomcod      A     *                 FB 0          0          0 
   Microgacdus    S        U          U          U          03         U                        
   proximus          J      *       F     B                 1 
                       L     U                               1 
                       E *
 Topsmelt            A D                         lE
   Atherinops    S                                          0          El    F BI            U
   affinis           J                                      1c-        0 El  0               9 l
                       L                                     0                                El         0 
                       EUl                                        0    0
 Jacksmelt           A     *E                    l0UUUE
   Atherinopsis       S     *                    El         0          El         El    IN         IN
   cai~lfonensis    J      *         9                                                      5 El0      5
                       L     U          lE 0                            U          U3         El         0
                       E    U          i          El                    El          l         El         0
 Threespine          A     El         0         El         0El                    1      a             [
 stickleback     S         c]         o         03 0                  0                0               0:
   Gasterosteus      i      l0E                                  0          0                El        EJ
   aculeatus         L     El         030                                                    :
                       EQ              0          0   El    0                      0          11    5
 Striped bass        A     UUU0                                       U           l            
   Morone            S                U          UU                    UUUU
   saxatilis         J i                                                lE                     
                       L     U                                                                   
                       E   U                                                                     

                           Klamath  Humboldt    Eel        Tamales  Cent.s. Fr./  South    Elkhorn    Morro
                            River      Bay       River       Bay      Suisun I S. San Fran.  Slough      Bay
                                                                         Pablo Bays    Bay

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                          Life Stage

0     Highly Certain                                  A - Adults
              9  Moderately Certain ~~S - Spawning
              El    Moderately Certain               ~~~J - Juveniles
o     Reasonable Inference                            L - Larvae
                                                         E - Eggs




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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                  Table 4 (continued).

                                                              West Coast Estuaries

                            Santa      San                          Almt                            sAaemNwotMsinSan  Tijuana
                           Monica    Pedro    Alayio   Anahei    Bayor   Bayio             Diego    Estuary
Species/Life Stage        Bay       Bay        Bay        BaBy                 By         By
  Eulachon           A*                                                                   3       
    Thafeichthys     S    *           0         U          U         U                        
   pacificus         J     U         U         U          U          U                       


  Pacific tomcod     A     *                                         UUUU
   Microgadtus      S                                                                        
   proximus          J U             U         UUUUU                                                U
                        L   U                                                                   

  Topsmelt           A      l        IU                              UUUU
   Atherinops        S       ~       E          lU                              i            
    affinis     J                                                                             
                        L                                                          3INI  0        E   
                        E      n    o    l        E                    UE                       
  Jacksmelt          A                                                          uli
   Atherinopsis      S    0                               UU0                                 
   cafiforniensis    J     11
                        L    El         i                                                       
                        EQ              0    U               U                    0    0    U
  Threespine         A    *                                          U          U         U 
  stickleback        S     *
    Gasterosteus     J     UUUUUUUU
    aculeatus         L    *
                        EU                                                                      
  Striped bass       A               UUUUUUU
    Morone           S *                                             UUUU
    saxatifis        J     U          U         U                                             
                        L   U           U                                                       
                        E   U                                                                   

                             Santa      San     Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission         San      Tijuana
                            Monica    Pedro                         ByayayayDiegoEsur
                              Bay       Bay        Bay       Ba         BaBaBy                        Esur
                                                               West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                         Life Stage

U     Highly Certain                                A - Adults
               9  Moderately Certain ~~S - Spawning
               *  Moderately Certain                 ~~~~J - Juveniles
 1:1   Reasonable Inference                          L - Larvae
                                                           E - Eggs



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                        West Coast Estuaries

                         Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
 Kelp bass          Af 0                      U 0       0         0                       
   Paralabrax       S               0000
   clathats         'i    U         U         0          0         U                       


 Barred sand bass  A    *          0                                                             U    
   Paralabrax       S    U          U         0                                            
   nebufifer        i    U          U         0                                            


 White croaker      A     * 
   Genyonemus       S                                                                     
   lineatus        'i     UUUU                                                             


 White seabass      A    * 0
  Atractoscion      S    U                                                                
  nobills          J    * 0                                                               
                     L  U           U          0         U         U          U         0         U

 Shiner perch       A    *UU                                       lUIU
  Cymatogaster    P    ii          Ii        U                               El        NlI
  aggregata        J    El         El        il         I         El         0         r-1       9
                     L    El1                  13 El     U3                   1 El      El 
                     E              0          0         0         0          1:1 a l   U
 Pacific sand lance  A    UIN                 U         17        El         U         13        U
  Ammodytes        S    Ii                   13 A li              0         Ii         E         El
   hexapterus       J    U          Ii        i          U         El                   11 El
                     L    I!        El         0         ii        El         U         E         El


                         Puget     Hood      Skagit    Gray's   Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal        Bay      Harbor     Bay       River      Bay        Bay

                                                       West Coast Estuaries

Reliability                                        Life Stage

   *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
   U  Moderately Certain                           S-Sann
                                                    J - Juveniles
   o  Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                    E - Eggs
                                                    P - Parturition



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                    Table 4 (continued).

                                                               West Coast Estuaries

                            Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos            Rogue
                              Bay       River      Bay        River     River      River      Bay        River
Species/Life Stage
 Kelp bass          Af               U          U         U          U          U          U 
   Paralabrax        S     U          U         U          U          U          U            
   clathats          J   U            U         U          U          U                       
                        LU              U          U         U          U          U          U          U
                        E*                                   U          U          U          U          U
  Barred sand bass  A      *                                                                           U
   Paralabrax        S     U          U                                                       
   nebulifer         J     U          U                                                       
                        L  U            U          U         U   a                               
                        EU              U    U    U    U    U                                    
  White croaker      A    *           U          U         U          U          U                     E
   Genyonemus   S   U                U          U          U          U                       
   lineatus          J~   U          U          U          U          U                       
                        LU              U          U         U          U          U          U          U
                        E               U          U         U          U          U          U          U
  White seabass       A    *UU 
   Atractoscion      S     UUUUUUUU
   nobilis           J i                                                                      
                        LU              U          U         U          U          U          U          U
                        EU                                                                       
  Shiner perch       A     E           lUE                                                   lE
   Cymatogaster    P    0             0      E l           03         3          E          03        0
   aggregata         i     03          l        03         03         U          U          91        E
                        L  U            U          U                               UU                    E
                        E  U   a                 .U 0l                  U          UU                    E
  Pacific sand lance  A    El         0          U         13         U          El         E          U
   Ammodytes         S     El        9lE                    JE                   lE 
    hexapterus        J     El    a lUE                                           lE 
                        L     0]        0          U         01   0                           13 0 
                        E    13         El         El        1      RI             El         El         U

                            Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw  Umpqua    Coos           Rogue
                              Bay       River      Bay        River     River      River      Bay        River

                                                               West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability'                                         Life Stage

 U     Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
               9  Moderately Certain ~~S - Spawning
               El    Moderately Certain~~~~ - Juveniles
 El    Reasonable Inference                           L - Larvae
                                                            E - Eggs
                                                            P - Parturition



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                    Table 4 (continued).

                                                             West Coast Estuaries

                          Klamath  Humboldt    Eel        Tomnales   Suisn IS.F  SanuFra   Elkhorn    Morro
                            River      Bay       River       Bay SuisnloS Says  Fran.  Slough           Bay
Species/Life Stage PboBy a
 Kelp bass          Af 0             0          0         0          0                        
   Paralabrax     S                                                                           
   clathratus        i                                                                        
                       Lf                                                                       
                           E~~
 Barred sand bass   A     *
   Paralabrax    S                                                                            
   nebufifer         i                                                                        
                       LU              U          U         U          U          U          U 
                       E               U          U         U          U          U          U          U
 White croaker       A    *          9j                   Q 1l                             U          U 
   Gaenyonemus    S        U         U          U         .13         9          El        U
   fineatus          i     U          i         U          13         El         U         U          U
                       L   U           U          U         El         0   al                U 
                       Ef       0                 U          13        Il         [A         01 
 White seabass       A     *         El         U          U         U          U          U 
   Atractoscion      S    0       a             U          U       a             U          U 
   nobilis           J     *           iUU                                                    
                       L  U   a                   U         U          U                        
                       EU              U    U    U    U    U                                    
 Shiner parch       A   [:           9           i        13         ii         Ii         U          I
   Cymatogaster    P    0                       0          0          m      S i            U         i
   aggregata         J   0            U   IN               0          N          9          U         U
                       L   l           M          Ii        U          U          U          U          U

 Pacific sand lance  A    U                     N         0          U          U          U         U
   Ammodytes              Si                    N          1J        Uf          U          U         U
   hexapterus        J     U                    M                                             
                       L  U                       9                                             


                                                                        Cent.S. Fr./ South
                          Klamath  Humboldt    Eel        Tomnales   Suis'un IS. San Fran. Elkhorn    Morro
                            River      Bay       River       Bay     Pablo Bays    Bay     Slough       Bay

                                                            West Coast Estuaries


Reliability                                          Life Stage

   *  Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
   H  Moderately Certain                             S - Spawning
                                                         J - Juveniles
   El Reasonable Inference                           L - Larvae
                                                         E - Eggs
                                                         P - Parturition



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Data Summary Table: Data Reliability                                                Table 4 (continued).

                                                                West Coast Estuaries

                             Santa     San                          AlmtsAaemNwotMsinSanTiun
                            Monica   Pedrios  Anahei   Bayor   Baysion    Diego    Estuary
Species/Life Staqe       Bay       Bay        Bay       BaBy                 By        By
  Kelp bass         Af                         JUNN                                     iU
   Paralabrax       S    0] ElU                                              El         N 
   clathratus       i    U       a            U         U           JNJN 
                        L    El        El        19         U          JiiE
                        E      F B l              J          JIN                 0         El        U
  Barred sand bass  A    *UN                              JIJN 
   Paralabrax       S               10-                                                 1-7 U      NE 
   nebufifer        J    U                                                                
                        L    1:1                            UUIJ                            N 
                        EQ             E          l         U         U          E         U         U
  White croaker      A    *3                                                             NU
    Genyonemus       S                          JU                             N           
    lineatus         J    U          U         U                              91 U                 0iN 
                        L    U                    lN                  UN                    N 
                        E UUE                                JIElUN
  White seabass      A    *E                                                               
   Atractoscion     S    NJ         N         UUU                                          
   nobilis          J    *
                        L    El        EUUUUUU
                        El!            N                                                      
  Shiner perch       A                         UNJU                                      JU
   Cymatogaster    P    UN                     JN                   N         JN 
   aggregata        J                                    J                    JN 
                        LU             U          U         U         U          U         U         U
                        EU                                                                    
  Pacific sand lance A    E                                                                
    Ammodytes        S    E                                                                
    hexapterus       J      l        UUU                                                   
                        L    El        U          U                                           
                        E    El]       U          U                                           

                             Santa     San      Alamitos  Anaheim  Newport   Mission    San         Tijuana
                            Monica    Pedro                        ByayayayDiegoEsur
                               Bay      Bay        Bay        Ba        BaBa                By       Esur

                                                                West Coast Estuaries


 Reliability                                       Life Stage

    *  Highly Certain                               A - Adults
                                                            S - Spawning
    NJ Moderately Certain                           J- Juveniles
 El    Reasonable Inference                         L - Larvae
                                                             E - Eggs
                                                             P - Parturition



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Table 4 (continued). Data Reliability

                                                         West Coast Estuaries

                          Puget      Hood      Skagit      Grays    Willapa  Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                         Sound    Canal         Bay      Harbor      Bay        River      Bay        Bay
Species/Life Stage
  Arrow goby         A     EIM        IN         91        1161                             17U  l 1
   Clevelandia       S               F-1        El         El1        Cl        U          El         U
   los               J     M         1167    A N           N           l         U 1       El   mei
                     L     El        El         13         11        01         0          El         U
                     E D El                     El         El        11         U          El         0
  Lingcod            A     0       A l           ii        U          U3 El 
   Ophiodon                          U 0        13                a        0          13              U 
   elongatus         i     U                    A    l [N0            El         El         11 a
                      L    El         13          1         El        11         01         El         U
                      E   0           U          [N         U         U           :  0                 0 U
  Pacific staghorn    A    0          IN     a             0                                El         U 7 
  sculpin            S     El1 FB[I                        El1        El         [N         El         El
   Leptocottus       i     U         El         U                     El         U         El         U
   armatus           L    El         El      a             El        13      a             El         El
                      E    El         El         [N        El1        El         El         El1        El
  California halibut   A    *         0          n         0                                           U  
   Parafichthys      S     0          U         U          U          U          U          U         U
   californicus      J     *
                      L  U            U          U          U         U          U   a   a
                      E  0   a                   U          U   a                U          U          U
  Diamond turbot    A    *            0          0                                                     U 
   Hypsopsetta       S    U                                                                   
   guttulata         J     U                                                                  
                      L  U            0                                                        
                      E  0            U                                                        
  English sole       A    0           U         U          U          El         U      a              0
   Plauronectes      S                                                                      NN [a  N    E     
    vetulus           J i              i                               El        U           l 
                      LI              IN     a             Im         El         N          El         El
                      E     [N        I!    A N            U           lU 
  Starry flounder    A    UUUU0UE 
   Platlchthys             [N         lU[N                                                    
   stellatus                         ElUUElUEJ
                      L     !         El         U         El         El1        [N         El         El
                          E ~   ~     E         [N         El         El         U          El         [NI 

                          Puget      Hood      Skagit     Grays    Willapa. Columbia Nehalem  Tillamook
                          Sound    Canal         Bay      Harbor      Bay        River      Bay        Bay

                                                         West Coast Estuaries

 Reliability                                          Life Stage
 U     Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
                                                      S - Spawning
 [N    Moderately Certain                             J - Juveniles
    El Reasonable Inference                           L - Larvae
                                                      E - Eggs






Table 4 (continued). Data Reliability

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

                          Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw   Umpqua    Coos               Rogue
                            Bay       River        Bay        River      River      River       Bay        River
Species/Life Stage
  Arrow goby          A0                0          0.  0                  El          E          El          0
   Clevefandia    S         El         0           El         U           IM         E           El         U
   los                J                            9 0 El     U           El         El0
                      L                           13 0 0      U9 El                  El0

  Lingeod             A   U             UUUUUE 
   Ophiodon           S                U           U          UUUUU
   elongatus          J      lE                                l           lE                     lE
                       L     El         U          0           U          0           El          l

  Pacific staghorn    A      El         El         U           El         U           0           lE
  sculpin              S     El         El         El          El         El          El         El          El
    Leptocottus        J     El         El          El         0           El         El          El         El1
    armatus            L     El         E        .             El          El         El          El         El
                       E     El          lE0ElEEll
  California halibut. A      *3
   Paralichthys       S                            UUUUUU
   californicus       J i                                                                           


  Diamond turbot      A 
   Hypsopsetta        S                                                                             
   guttulata          J i                                                                           


  English sole        A                 UUUUUUU
    Pleuronectes       S                                                                 
    vetulus            J     El         03 U                    lEE                                lE
                       L     El         El         El          El         El          El         El          El
                       E  U             U          U           W          U           U   a                  U
  Starry flounder      A                0                       lE                    E           lE
    Platichthys        S                       0         0                            El 3[       El         El
    stellatus          J     ElE [l N                                                              lE
                       L     0          El1        U- ElEllEll
                       E     El         El         U           0          0           0          El          El1

                           Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina    Alsea    Siuslaw   Umpqua    Coos               Rogue
                            Bay       River        Bay        River      River      River       Bay        River

                                                            West Coast Estuaries
 Reliability                                             Life Stage
 0     Highly Certain                                    A - Adults
 El    Moderately Certain                                S - Spawning
                                                        J - Juveniles
 El    Reasonable Inference                              L - Larvae
                                                        E - Eggs
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Table 4 (continued). Data Reliability

                                                           West Coast Estuaries

                          Klamath  Humboldt       Eel      Tomnales  Cent.S.Fr.l  South    Elkhorn        Morro
                           River      Bay        River       Bay      Suisun / S. San Fran.  Slough       Bay
Species/Life Stage                                                     Pablo Bays    Bay
  Arrow goby          A     *                                 13 El  E  no           ElElE
   Clevelandia    S         U          El         El         E           W          U          El          E
   ios                J     U          El        111         E           0          N                      IN 
                      L   0            U          9           1  El
                      E     *          El        19          11                     El         El          E
  Lingcod             A  0             0           WC           
   Ophiodton          S     0      a    l                    El     IN              U       a              0
   elongatus         i      9lE                    lUUUE 
                      L     U                                 l                                   
                      E   0             l                    13 Q        3                     U           0
  Pacific staghorn    A     C]         El          El         El         U                      0          W
  sculpin             S[                El         El         El      A          a       0      0          El
    Leptocottus       i      11         El         El         El          El         U                      0
   armatus            L                           11 El  .   IN          El         ElU0
                      E     El         El         El         ElE                     l 
  California halibut   A     *                                 lE                    E             
   Paralichthys       S     *                                  l                                   
   californicus       J     *                                                       El                     ElN 
                      L   U                                  0 U  El     UU                       
                      EU               N          U          E           U          U             
  Diamond turbot      A     *QEll
   H-ypsopsetta    S                                                                              
   gquttulata         J                                        lU                                  
                      L     UUUEl                                        U           lElE
                      E                           0 U  U     El          U          ElEll
  English sole        A                UUUUU
    Pleuronectes    S        U          U                                                          
    vetufus           J      1:1        U           lE                                             
                      L   El           U                                            UU

  Starry flounder     A                                       o1 131 o
    Platichthys        S                0 a                               El         U          U 
    stellatus          J                           El 0                   00i 8
                       L     El                               13 El      El                     N  
                                E                 0          0~~~~ El               0 

                          Klamath  Humboldt       Eel      Tomales  Cuisn /S.R. SanuFra    Elkhorn    Morro
                           River      Bay        River       Bay Suisn/lo Says    Fran.  Slough           Bay

                                                          West Coast Estuaries
 Reliability                                            Life Stage
    *  Highly Certain                                   A - Adults
                                                       S - Spawning
    El Moderately Certain                               J - Juveniles
    El Reasonable Inference                             L - Larvae
                                                        E - Eggs

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Table 4 (continued). Data Reliability
                                                           West Coast Estuaries

                           Santa      San                          AlmtsAaemNwotMsinSanTiun
                          Monica    Pedro    ABayio   Anahei    Bayor   Bayio              Diego  Etiuary
Species/Life Stage        Bay        Bay        Bay        BaBy                  By        By       Esur
 Arrow goby         A     0          El         01        U          U          U          [E         El
   Clevelandia       S     f                                          [E                   [El 0      ElFI -
   los               J     U         El         13         U          U          U          [El    A
                      L    El         El3       13          U         9E         U          U          N
                      E    0                     El         El 11     U1                    [El        El
  Lingcod            Af 0                       U          U          U          U          U          U 
   Ophiodton         S     0                                                                  
   elongatus        'J     UUUU                                                               
                      LU              U          U         U          U          U          U          U
                      E                                               U                     U          U
  Pacific staghorn    A               UU[EUU[lU
  sculpin            S     *                                          M          El         El         El
   Leptocottus       J     U                                             0                  E 
   armatus           L U             U           ]UU                             E 
                      E                                               0  El  UUEl           El         E
  California halibut   A   *                                                     9 ii
   Paralichthys      S     I!        [E0                                                      
   californicus      J                                                9 U        0   E        
                      L     Uo U                 ElU[E                                         
                      E     El                   El        [E         U          [El        U          U
  Diamond turbot     A     *[l[l[E                                                                     [l
   Hypsopsetta       S                [EUUU
   guttulata         J     [I                   [lUU                                           
                      L     El        EElEU                                       lUE
                      E    l          El         El0U[lUl
  English sole       A                                                                                 0            
   Pleuronectes      S     U          lUU                                                     
   vetulus          J      U                                                                          0          
                      L     Il        E                                                        
                      E  FBI                     U          U         U                        
  Starry flounder    A 
   Platichthys       S    U                                                                       
   stellatus         J 
                       L *


                           Santa      San                          AlmtsAaemNwotMsinSanTiun
                           Monica    Pedro    ABayio   Anahei    Bayo    Bayio              Diego  Etiuary
                             Bay       Bay        Bay        Ba         BaBaBy                         Esur

                                                            West Coast Estuaries
 Reliability                                          Life Stage

   U  Highly Certain                                 A - Adults
              FBI Moderately Certain S - Spawning
              El    Moderately Certain               ~~~J - Juveniles
   El Reasonable Inference                           L - Larvae
                                                        E - Eggs

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Index to Table 5: Page location of presencelabsence table for each species and estuary

                                                                                         Estuary


                                                                                                      ' A A

Common and Scientific Name                                                                    q
Blue m~ussel (AM'ni1us edulo..............................
Pacific oyster (Crassosfra ggass)
Horseneck gaper (TWaun cnpnx
Pacific gaper (Trasus nuttn.......
California jacknife clam (Tagelus ca /1 n/an us) .... .. ..
Pacific littleneck clam (Prfotohaca star/nis en)........... ....... .
 Manila (Japanese) clam (Vaneupis japan/e......................
 Eastern saftshell clam (*ae arenria) .....    ....... ......
Geaduck (Panope abrupta ...........n)..dcesn
 Bay shrimp (Crngon tanciscum)                            1$p17AS
 Dungeness crab (Cancer magisfefl..................
 Leopard shark C Tr/ks semlfakscat4 ..... .
Green sturgeon (Ac/penser madimsro ......... .i.-.....
While sturgeon (Ac/penner transinontanus)
American shad (Alma sepidins/ma) . ................
 Pacific herrIng (C/upen pal/nsf)......
 Deephody anchovy (Anchoa compressn) ........
 Slough anchovy (Anchon de//cn ..... .....
 Northern anchovy (Engrnu//is mardax) ..........
 Cutthroat trout (Oncofhyndws dnrkf)
 Sleelhead (Oncorhynchus mykftsn)
 Coho salmon (Oncotbynchas kinsutch)
 Chinook salmon (Oncorhyndius shaw'yscha)
 Chum salmon (Onmciarhndus kern)
 Pink salmon (Oncorhyndxnsgorbuscha)                  ~~                            9                     .12p   9
 Sockeye salmon (Oncaflipihus nerka)         P      .       10        .             9p                               9    2     .    13
 Surf smelt (/4pomnsuspwfddsus)
 Longlin smelt (SpIt/nchus hne/chthyn)
 Eulachon (Thale/chfhys pad//can)
 Pacific lamcod (idkrogadus prax/mus)
 Topsanilt (Afheflnopn nff/n/n)
 Jacksmelt (Athednapnts calfthm/enas)                        ............:............
 Threespine stickleback (Gnnrestoseus acu/lmanu) ..... .............. . .......
 Striped bass (Moron. saxad//n) . .......  
 Kelp bass (F'tra/abrnx dathwfls)          . . .                      . . .
 Barred sand bass (Paraabma nebuifefr)           ... .. .........
 While seabass (Atrasct  dn nob/Uns)             ........ .. .... .......
 White croaker (Genyonemus Uineaams).....................
 Shiner parch (Cymnaogasternggregnta)
 Pacific sand lance (Ammodyres hexapferas)    . ..... 19.pAS                                     ~          j$p
 Arrow goby (C/a Wan din Ion). . . . . ....
               Ungcod~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.. .....do  el.............ga.......l.....n). ...
           Pacific~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...... .lgo  .............. ................ ..............

 Englihole (OPib-euongelsvfus) .........
                   Slarry flounder (Pial/dflhys st a//n Ian)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-..  .": ........






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Table S. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1191).
                           Puget      Hood      Skagit     Grays      Willapa    Columbia  Nehalem   Tillamook
                           Sound      Canal      Bay        Harbor     Bay       River      Bay         Bay       Salinity
Species/life stage          T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S  T  M  S Zone
Blue mussel             A'4             ....... ..... ..'    ...  ..... ......
  Mytilus               J41                4:4 -4    444                                            ' 4.
  edulis                L   P.  44..........                                            . ......            4:
Pacific oyster          A      '4  '4    '4  -4         '4      '4 '       '4  '4                           '
  Crassostrea           J      '44        444                    44        444
  giaas                 L
Horseneck gaper         Ai' '              44        ',             4'
  Tresus                J                                                     .4 44 4  44
  catpax                L   .4    4.  ...                         .....
Pacific gaper           A      ... '4    '4  '4  ..   '4 .          '4 .       '
  Tresus                J      '           44        '   44'
  nuttaflli             L      4'          4'         4'
California jackknife clam   A ... .... ......
               Tagelus~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ...


                       Venerupis~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~     ~~~        ~~~        ~~~~~~~~~~~...... j.....4....    ...    ...    ..  .4....
                        ia~~~~~~oonica  L   :44  :4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'4:K:I44....  4..........4........


           abrupta~~~~~~~~~~~... L  :..... .. ...... . ..

Pacun   lttenecsclam    A'        4    ..'    ..'             .....   ....4'                      4'        '

 Leopard hark           A
  seamifasiaa           L
Grenil clameo           A                         ..                           ... ... .......
                          Whitesturgeon  A   4  4           '44,4'1....'4'4  '4,4  '4  '4'4                    '4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ......
  Acienser      u      s J         ..                  .        .        .44                 44         .....4.......... ....
  transontcan           L ......

Pacficherrin            A      '4'-        4  4  '44   4'-4                    ' q4  I'44                   -4 '4'
  Clupa                 J   '4    44   4q4 44                                4          4         44 4
  pallana               L      '44                         44- 44 4      4            ''          44       -4'
Deepodyachov            A .......


  deiatisima            L..........
Baythesanimopy          A    .44              '4    '4  -4 ~ '4:'          '4 4       -V -4      '4,    -4::
  Erngrali              J      44       4        4      4    .. 444            4      '4  4      4 q4       '4.4
  mrnsordax             L   44              4        .44                     4          4        4            .
                             . .... .. MS .. .. .. .. ..MS..MST.MST.M


 SCSawater zon                        L . .Larv..e


         Green~~~~~~~~~ s aturgeionA

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Table 5, continued. Presencelabsence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).
                              Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina   Alsea       Siuslaw    Umpqua    Coos         Rogue
                              Say        River      Bay        River      River      River      Bay        River Slnt
Species                     T M ST M ST M S                         TMMSS T MST M ST M S T  on
Blue mussel             A'499. 99                                                                 :91
   Mytilus               J          ....                 . . .   ..........4                      :. ........
   edulis                L          Y          4                                                      '
Pacific oyster          A          '4'                                                           ''
   Crassostrea           J          '                  4'                                          4'
Horseneck gaper         A                                           1:]* 9  9'4  4        9       '4 
   Tresus                                   Brti i      44 ix4 i4                          '4   .9
   capax                 L                            '44         .9            '
Pacific gaper           A          ' 
   Tresus                J                                '
   nuttaflil             L9
California jackknife clam   A .............
   Tagelus               J................
   calilomianus          L .....  ..
Pacificlfittleneckcdam  A999'44'44
   Protothaca            J          '                  4'            4'                            4'
   staminea              L          '                  499'                                        4'
Manilacdam              A          '                                     :.                        .'
   Venewypis             J ......  ....... .
   japonica              L          .... ...
Softshell               A       9                       9       9'                                 4
   Mya                   J      ''          4',                    4         4'                     ,
   arenaria'             L        4        9           44        ''44,
Geoduck                 A          .
   Panopea.........
   abrupta               L          ..4.  ....
Bay shrimp              A       '49         4        '49           49      '49         99         '4
   Crangon               J   '','''',''''''''''''
   franciscorum          L    '            99            9       99            9       999
Dungenessacrab          A    99           .9    ..              '4.:             ..'44           ..*..4    99..
   Cancer   . . '44.4    .... .4  .........4
   ma-cister             L          .    . ..            .. . . . .. .4  .'4 . . ....
Leopard shark           A                                                                            '
   Ttiakis               J
   sermifasciata         P
Green sturgeon          A                             '4            .    . .... . .9                 9      9
   Acipenser       .     .... ....... ,4
   medirostris           L                 ...........
White sturgeon          A9                              99'4                             9        9      9     9
   Acipenser             J'4 9'                                                    '4 '4           ' 4444
   transmontanus         L
American shad           AJ99'                                    4'   49'              4999 99 9
   Aiosa        .        ... '4'  '.4.4'4                                   .:       .  ...... 44                '
   sapidissima           L                                               . .    .....         .9
Pacific herring         A       '4'4                            '4          '4'4994
   Clupea                J      '9         '9         ',          44        ',           ,          44       ',
   pallasi               L      '9',                               44       '            44       ',
Deepbody anchovy        A                                                                    X 
   Anchoa                J
   compressa             L
Slough anchovy          A
   Anchoa                J
   delicatissima         L
Northern anchovy        A          '         9        '9        '9          9           99..9                9
   Engraulis             J                     4      '           44        99         .9..... .             9'
   mordax                L                            '4'                                :44                  4
                              T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T MS8 T M S T M S
                              Netarts    Siletz    Yaquina   Alsea        Siuslaw    Umpqua   Coos         Rogue
                              Bay       River      Say        River      River       River      Bay        River
Legend:                               A = Adults                        9=SeisIlfsaei  rsn
T = Tidal fresh zone                   J = JuvenilesBln= Species I lifestage isno present
M =Mixing zone                        L = Larvae B l n = S p ceIfi saesnopret
S   Seawater zone                      P = Parturition



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Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).

                               Klamath    Humboldt  Eel         TaMales   Ceta Sa  South San    Elkhorn  Morro
                               River      Bay        River      Bay        Frand Ray' Francisc Say Slough     Bay
 Species                      T M ST MSMST TS T MSTMS+S   M S    Salinity
 Blue mussel              A                  4                          4     .,           4
                   Mytilus  J>           <~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~                                            ~~~~~~.4.4    .4..4.4  4 ........
   edulis                 L  .              .4             .4         .4        .4         ........
 Pacific oyster           A                  '   44.                                          44'
   Crassostrea           J                  .   4.                                4.                     4.
   oicas                  L
 Horseneck gaper          A                 .4. .         .    .    . . .
                      Tresus~~      ~        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~... . ... . .. ....
   capax                  L          .        .....
 Pacific gaper            A4                                           .'444
   Tresus                J                   44'                                             .           4'
   nuttalili              L                 ..                         4.                                4'
 Califomnia jackknife clam   A    i'4                                             '4                     '.    . .. ....
   Tagelus               J                                         Naii.4                                           .
   californianus          L                                            .4                                           . ....... ..
 Pacific littleneck clam  A                  '4                                                          V           q4'  4' 
   Prolothaca             i                 44.                                   . 4                    4          .4
   staminea               L                 .44.                                              4.44
 Manila clam              A                  44'                               4.         4.              4
   Venerupis             J                  .  .... ...   ... 4                           1..           .......
   iaponica               L                 -4                         .4        4        4
 Softshell                A                  44         44                     44         444....
   Mya                    J44                           ..4                   4 4         4.44
   arenauia               L                 4           44                    44          4                
 Geoduck                  A                      4'
                                                                     4;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
                              abrupta  L ~~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. .. ...  ..             .....
   Crangonpe44                                             .44.44..... .....
           franciscorum   L                 ~~~~.44     .44....... ...... .... .....
  aDungnesrab                    4.4            4       '4                        ...  .4.........
            Cancer        J    4~~~~~~~~~ ~~.....   .4..    .....     .        ...    4.4                .4         ...
 Beoaydshari       m      A                  44 44                     4       4  -4     '4  '444
   Trianki               J                  ..                                  4          44. 
   semifascoata          PL                                            4.                 4.             4.
Gregenessurabo           A  4''             4.  .                         4.4'            4.

         medirostris     ~~~~~~~~L .:Fld4

Grieensturgeon           A4                                                   4 4        .44
   Acipenser                                      : 4444    4.  44                        .
            Americanshad~~~~~~~~~~~~~- A4-               4  4                 .4 :'i ......
             Alosa~~~~~~~~~~~~                  ~~... . j     .4.  .~  ..N :      -,  ... .  ......

Pcitiestrgeong           A          4       44                          4  '4                44
   Clupensa               j      4             4        444                   4            .             4
  Deepbmodyanchov        A

Sloughancshovy           A......
   Ancosa        .        J ...
   spdeiaissima           L....
Pacficherrngnhv          A       44-4                   44       V     4      '4         444'
   Engreaui               J              44    4        4              4      4            .             4.
   moraxls                L          .44                                      4            4             4       :

        Deepb o d ~ ~ Rve               By         Rvr         By        FanchsovBy1 FAnsc Bay: .-X.     7Bay
 Legnd1IcuesSnPbo an  .usu  .....

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Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).
                         Santa      San Pedro Alamitos   Anaheim   Newport    Mission    San Diego Tijuana
                        Monica Bay Bay         Bay         Bay        Bay         Bay        Bay         Estuary Slnt
Speades                              SS                     8S *                                          S          S Z o n e *    **
Blue mussel              A           '4'4             7     4'
  Mytius                             4444
  edulis                 L    4                              ......
Pacific oyster           A
  Crassostra             J
  giqas                  L
Horseneck gaper          A  ..   ...
  TResus   .....J..........
  capaxL
Pacific gaper            A'4''4''44'44
  Tresus                 J44444444
  nuttalIl               L44444444
California jackknife dam   A    Xi4             '4     : i*:           '4 .l ]:implyi.                    '4
  Tagelus    .           .         ..          .. .   ..   4            ......             ...                       ....
  californianus          L           4                       .          J.   :.... ........
Pacific littleneck clam  A           '4         '4'44'44'44
  Protothaca             J          4                                             444'
  staminea               L           4          4444444
Manila clam              A .   ...
  Venerupis              J              ........ ...... ..........
  japonica               L        ............ ..... . . .
Softshell                A
  Mya                    J
  arenaria               L
Geoduck                  A           "    "'   ' 4 : ............
  Panopea         .             .     .    .    4..... ... ............
  abrupta                L  .........4.... ....
Bay shrimp               A
  Crangion               J
  francIscorurm          L
Dungeness crab           A.........
  Cancer                 J................
  Imauister              L.........
Leopard shark            A           '4'44'44'44
  Triakis                J44
  semifasciata           P44
Green sturgeon           A .....
  Acipenser ...........J.......
  medirostrs             L .... .... . ...
White sturgeon           A
  Acipenser              J
  transmontanus          L
American shad            A.........
  Rlosa   ......J.
  sapidissima            L
Pacific herring          A44
   Clupea                 J44
  "Ilasi                 L
Deepbiody anchovy        A'444
  Anchoa                 J       . . ....  . ..
  compressa              L                       ....                                      .. .   .....    ...
Slough anchovy           A                       '4         '4'                     4    4                '4          '
  Anchoa                 i                      4                      4 4     .                            
   dtilcalissimna         L                                             4           44'
Northemn anchovy         A           '4       .... ....'...4. .. .. 
   Engraulis              J                                              ....4
   mordax                 L        .                                      
                              *  *  S      ~~          ~~~ ~~~S  S   **S   *S             S   **S                S
                         Santa      San Pedro  Alamitos   Anaheim   Newport    Mission    San Diego Tijuana
                         Monica Bay Bay         Bay         Bay        Bay         Bay        Bay         Estuary
Legend:
T =Tidal fresh zone                     A = Adults                         4=Species I lifestage is present
M =Mixing zone                          J = Juveniles                      Blank = Species I [ifestage is not present
S =Seawater zone                        L = Larvae
  *-Salinity zone is not present        P = Parturition



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Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 2/91).
                              Puget     Hood       Skagit     Grays      Willapa    Columbia  Nehalem   Tillamook
                              Sound     Canal      Bay        Harbor     Bay        River     Bay        Bay        Sli
 Species                    T M STM ST MST M ST M SMT M ST M S TZone
 Cuttroat trout          A  V '::V<P4   ,:'  '4  ,V.'4                    4.4.        ,4'            4     '...
   Oncorhynchus          J4 .44                  441               4444:444
   clarki                L ..... ...
Pink salmon             A  -4  4  -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 -q           4                   -4 -4
   Oncorhynchus          J444444444
   gorbuscha             L4
Chum salmon             A  V :;V V'  V.......VV        '        '  '                   V V     4 '  '     
   Oncorhynchus          j 444 4-4 4 <4.4.4..44                                                 . .....

 Coho salmon            A  44        4'44''4           4    -J  q 4'4444''''4444                               '4qq  q-
   Oncorhynchus          J444444444444444444                                                    44444
   kisutch               L
 Steelhead - fall        A

   Oncorhynchus          J  ...   ....: ..          .' ...... .
   mykiss  (H            L  7      X:Xd                a.............
 Steelhead-shlfpunder    A  VV'   .'               4'   4'   4'.VV'
   Oncorhynchus          J   4      4     4      4     44                                4. 4
   mykiss (S)            L
 Steelhead-wsummer       A  V       1~ ax'  4V'       4VV'   4'  '   4'                   4V'   4'   4'
   Oncorhynchus         J  4                  44444                            44444                         
   mykiss (W)            L   '              -          :: ...
 Soceylesad -mn    t    e A  -4- 'q-              4q'4 V  '4        qq 4              -       4-
   Oncorhynchus          j.44 44                        44                              4

   mvkshaysc (F)         L

SChinoo salmon A ........ ..
   Oncorhynch~us         J: X-  .    

                 tshawytscha~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~..... .Sp    ..    ...  ..... ........ .   ~.. .....
Chinook salmon - falle   A      q
   Onc~orhynchus         J4                                                             4
   tsha"wtscha (Su)      L
                       Surfsmelt ~ ~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~     ~~~~~      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .... . . . ....  .4'  '44 ....    ......~   .4  .....V
   Onohyncmeus           J   4.  . :.. ..... 44                             ..... ..4  ... .. ........44. . ...
  Chinfook5       s      lmo -    wint           er A    ..4           :>      4.. 44.  . ...4....
   Spiorhnchus           J      4444                            44         44         44
   tshawleschthy         L      4                        4      4      4      4     4
 Chnokslmcon     -         pigA *:W                      '4 '4:   *'4 ',V  v4.   4 ~4
   OnoThalechths         J    :..                                              .
   Isa"Ichfc(S  P        L       .                   ..   ....4           44      4
 PChinooksamcon     -        sume '4  '4                         ' 4       '4- '4       4
   OMicrogadus           J   4              .           4       4            4        4            4        4

Surfsmell               A                                           4  ...  . . '4..,
         Atherinops~~ .4                                                                                    4
                   aftinis  L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Icmatblte]




  M = ixingczon                        J = ueie                         ln    pce Ilfsaei  o  rsn
 SE=uSawatrone               A           =Ara

                  Ma~~ahthYS   .   .     .      .     .      .     .      X190








Table 5, continued. Presencelabsence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).
                          Netarts,  Siletz     Yaquina   Alsea      Siuslaw    Umpqua   Coos        Rogue
                          Bay       River      Bay       River      River      River      Bay       River
Species                    TMSM STMS T M ST MSST M6T M S TM STSSainity
Cutthroat trout        A  -   4-   444- - - ~                               4 -          44-:4~,.Zn
  Oncorhynhs      ~                                                                         .4....   4.--4
  ciarki               L
Pink salmon             A                        '   4'   4'   4'   4'
  Oncorhynchus         J
  corbuscha            L
Chum salmon                    A                                        :.
  Oncorhynchus         J  .  44         4..4   .4          444447   4<.                                 ...
  keta                 L....
Coho salmon            A  '   4'   4~    4'  4-   4-  4'  4'   4'   4-   4-                               4'
  Oncorhynchus         J444444444444444444444444
  kidsutch             L
Steelhead  - fall      A    ............

  Oncorhynchus ........J .... ....

                          Oncorhynchus  J  444            444....              '4.>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~4.4  i::4'4.4. ... ... .
  mvkiss (Si           L.............
Steelhead-whlfponder   A       /4'44             44  11  44  4'   4'  4'-44-44-44
  Oncorhynchus         J444444444444444444444444
  mykiss (140          L

   Oncorhynchus         J.


Ctehinoealmo - lanterfl   A
   Oncorhynchus         J
   mykhawsch (LF        L
SChinoo salmon A winter .......
   Oncorhynchus         J ........


Chinook salmon - falle   A ''-   qI
   Oncorhynchus         J
   tshawytscha (Sl      L


   Spiorhnchus          J                            ... .   . . ...                   ..      . .........4
            Eulachon~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~                                                           ~~~. . .... .. ... :...'<4  44

   pacifychus     J                                                                  44


          Topsmelt ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~... . . . 'vt        '4         '4                   V.:V..
   affnchyis hu          L      4                  :          i44                     .           


Chinookdalmone-hsumner                A . ........ ..... S..ie ...... .....g .spesn

 tSh=Sawaterh zone     LL  ara


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Table 5, continued. Presencelabsence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).
                         Klamath    Humboldt  Eel         Tamales  Central San   South San    Elkhomn   Morro
                         River   Say           River      Bay       Francisco Say' Francisco Say Slough  Bay
Species                     TM ST MST M ST MST M S *M S                                               S5  5Salinity
                                                     W.XrX...;C:; 4,W.:-  ~~~~~~~~Zone
Cuttliroat trout        A  W-:-A.'.    '  ... .  ...... ............ ...........
               Oncorhynchus  J'4'4'4'4'4'4i$4'4~~~~~~............. .... ... ....... ......


  Oncorhynchus          J..... ..... .... -4  '

Pinkosalmon              A'4''4''4''4''44'44
  Oncorhynchus          J   4'   4'   4'   4'   4'   4'
  grsutcha              L

  Oncorhynchus     . .... ...      .     .    ...  .....

Steehea s alfounde    A   4-       J-                     -  V-q 1
  Oncorhynchus          J  '4 '            4'    '4  ' 4 '4 
  mkissu(I-I            L
Steelhead -sfalr        A  .... .4'               ...... ... '.........
  Oncorhynchus          J.4''                     '44
  mykiss (S             L......
Steelhead- hltponder    A'''''''                     44444444                                    ....
  Oncorhynchus          i'''''''''''''''                                                                         '4
  MYKiss (W)            L

  Oncorhynchus          J....
  nerkas  S             L   :... ... .      .       ..............
SCehea  interamo-f       A  '4  '4  '4  '4, '4  -44    ' 4  '4  -
  Oncorhynchus          J'4'4'q4   q 4'4'4'44                           '4'4'
  mykshasch (F)         L
chinoo salmon- aefl A                           ...... .... ....
                Oncorhynchus~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:nenie .   . .  .444....   

  Oncorhynchus      . ........


Chinook salmon - falle   A
  Oncorhynchus          J
  tshawytscha (Su       L
             Hypomesus~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ . . ..  ..  . . '4 .4 4. '    .4 '4  .    .'4..

  OSpirhnchus     .     ... '4             '4'4       '4'4'4'4'4                       '4'
  tahaweicha W:)    L                  '444'''   ..........
Chnokslmcon      -          winter A' 
  OnThalechuhs          J



                     Atherinops~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. J.   ..**'...4... .............          '.
                     aflinis~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~j L.. . ... ......    ...:  4 '4  4'



 Legnd:                     1Include Sa   al   n  Siu   as
 ts=Tialfrscha (one     AL   dls'=SeisIlfsaei  rsn
 MH=Miinozne                           J= uvnls                         Bln . ........ .ietg ... ............


 = Saleinity zn s  no Lrsn

            Eulachon   A   .....  ....2







Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised I/9M).
                          Santa      San Pedro  Alamitos   Anaheim   Newport    Mission    San Diego Tijuana
                         Monica Bay Bay         Bay         Bay        Bay         Bay        Bay         Estuary
                           Species S         S          SS                     S           S           S          S ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Salinity
                           Species ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~Zone
Cutthroat trout          A .....    .......... .... ... 
  Oncorhynchus           J ... . 
  clarki                 L........
Pink salmon               A
  Oncorhynchus           J
  gorbuscha              L
Chum salmon               A........................
  Oncorhynchus           J ... 
  keta                   L . ...
Coho salmon              A
  Oncorhynchus           J
  WOsOc                  L
Steelhead - fall         A
  Oncorhynchus           J ....  ... ......
  mvkiss (F)             L ..................
Steelhead - half pounder   A
   Oncorhynchus           J
  myvkiss (H)            L
Steelhead - summer       A        .        .        .        .       .        .       .             aibn,
   Oncorhynchus           J..................
   mykiss (S)             L. . . . ...........-:......
Steelhead - winter       A
   Oncorhynchus           J
   mykiss (m              L......
Sockeye salmon           A .......................  ..... . 
   Oncorhynchus           J.  . ......
   nerka                  L ........
Chinook salmon - fall     A
   Oncorhynchus           J
   tshawytscha (F)        L
Chinook salmon - late fall  A................
   Oncorhynchus           J ............                          
   rshawytscha (LF)       L .....
Chinook salmon - winter    A
   Oncorhynchus           J
   tshawytscha (I'M       L
Chinook salmon - spring    A ....................    
   Oncorhynchus ........J ..  .. 
   tshawvtsha (SP)        L.........................
Chinook salmon - summer  A
   Oncoftynchus           J
   tshawytscha (Su)       L
Surf smelt                A . ...... . .. ......
   HypomesusJ
   pretiosus              L................
 Longlin smelt            A
   Spirinchus             J
   thaleichthys           L
 Eulachon                 A................
   Thaleichthys           J..............................
   tpacficus              L                      :X
 Pacific tonmcod          A
   Microgadus             J
   proximus               L
 Topsmelt                 A                                                                                         X
   Athernnops
   affinis                L .  .:......:K.                      .                                4.....

                           Santa      San Pedro Alamitos   Anaheim   Newport    Mission    San Diego  Tijuana
                          Monica Bay Bay         Bay         Bay        Bay         Bay        Bay         Estuary
Legend:
T =Tidal fresh zone                      A = Adults                         4=Species I lifestage is present
M =Mixing zone                           J = Juveniles                     Blank = Species I lifestage is not present
S   Seawater zone                        L = Larvae
   -Salinity zone is not present



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Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).

                            Puget      Hood       Skagit      Grays      Willapa    Columbia   Nehalemn  Tillamnook
                            Sound      Canal       Bay        Harbor      Bay        River       Bay    S ay           Salinity
 Species                      TMSMSSTM8TMSMST TM ST M ST M ST M S Zone
 Jacksmelt                A.............
   Atherifnapsls.......
   califomiensis          L         .    .:
 Threespine stickleback    A  V  V  V  V  V  V  V  V  I  V  V  V  V4  V4  4  V4  V4                V  V  V  V  V4  V
   Gasterasteus           J44444444444444444                                                       444444
   aculeatus              L44            4             4        4             4        4             4        4
 Striped bass             A          4..      .      .       4.. .... 
   Morone                 J....................
   saxatilis              L .......
 Kelp bass                A
   Paralabrax             J
   cla ibrat us           L            . . . . . .                                         
 Barred sand bass         A .... ........
   Paralabrax       ..........
   nebulifer              L......
 White seabass            A4
   A Ira cias cian        J
   nabilis                L
 White croaker            A .. ...........  
   Genyanemus        ......
   lineatusL.........
 Shiner parch             A    VV             V             V          V        V          V              V        V
   Cymaftaaster           J  4         44444444444444444444444
   aggregata              p       444444444
 Pacific sand lance       AK:~~                4            4V4                             4             V       44
   Ammadytes    j~..4                         .4 4                  44            4..4.4                            44
   hexapterus              L..4                 4        4          4             4        4                 
 Arrow goby               A    VV            V              V          V        V 
   Clevelandia            J       4             4        4             4        4  
   ias                    L   4                 4        4            4        4
 Lingcod                  A/V4                             .
   Ophiadan               J  4         ..4.   4     .4.4......
   elartoatus             L...'.4...4                                  4       44:::
 Pacific staghorn sculpin   A     VV         VV          VV          VV          VV       V            VV          VVq.4 .  4  4
   Leptacattus            J4444444 4  4  4  4  4    4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4  4                              4       4
   armatus       ,    L 44                   4           444                        4         444
California halibut       A ..........
   Paralichthys           J
   caifaomicusL
Diamond turbot           A
   Hypsapsetta            J
  guttulata              L
English sale             A     J .   ... ....
   Pleuranectes           J 44               4.            4        44            4        4444
   Vetulus                L       44         4 4 4          4       4..:         .:    4 44                       44
Starry flounder          A       VV          VV         VV          VV         VV          VV         VV          VV-4-
   Platichihys            J44 4 4 44 4 4 4                                                  4 4              444
  stellatus              L                                               44 4 4  4 4                    4        4
                            T M S T MS8 T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                           Puget      Hood       Skagit      Grays      Willapa    Columbia   Nehalem   Tillamook
                           Sound      Canal       Bay        Harbor      Bay        River       Bay        Bay






Legend:
T =Tidal fresh zone                      A =Adults                         4=Species / lifestage is present
M =Mixing zone                          J =Juveniles                       Blank = Species I lifestage, is not present
S =Seawater zone                         L =Larvae
                                      P =Parturition





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Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).
                            Netarts    Siletz     Yaquina    Alsea       Siuslaw    Umpqua    Coos         Rogue
                            Bay        River      Bay        River       River      River      Bay         River      Salinity
Species                      TMSM STMSTMT MST TM ST M ST M ST M S Zone
Jacksmelt                A         mi.                                                           .. .... -:
  Atherinopsis           4                                 .... .:  ....
   cafiforniensis         L .    . ...............
Threespine stickleback    A      '4  '4  '4 '    '4. ... ... .4  ..'   4'   4  4'   4'  '   4' 4'
   Gasterosteus           J      44444444444444444444444
   aculeatus              L   4 4                      4       4             4        4             4        4
Striped bass             A                     .4'                                   '    4:4'4'
   Morone    . ..... ..... 4.4...
   saxatilis              L'41 .                                                                   .
Kelp bass                A
   Paralabrax             i
   dtathratus             L
Barred sand bass         A .........
   Paralabrax             4.                         . . . . .                  X:... ...
   nebulifer              L............
White seabass            A44
   Atractoscion           J
   nobilis                L
White croaker            A .... ...
   Genyonemus  .....4. .... ....
   lineatus               L          ......
Shiner perch             A'4        4    4    4        ',             14,      44        '4          '4          44
   Cymatogaster           4         4        4 4 4 44                         4             4        4 44
   aggregata              P   4                4        4            44          4        4             4        4
Pacific sand lance       A'4'                                          4'44:                             4
   Ammodytes              j                                                        4        .4      .....
   hexapterus             L                     4. 4                   '           4          .
Arrow goby               A          4'   4'                                               4'         4'
   Clevelandia            J i                                                                           
   ios                    L                             44
Ungcod                   A                                                   -:X:-:       ..  ....  '4: 
   Ophiodon               4                                                                   4       4
   elonqatus              L           ......4...~q
Pacific staghorn sculpin    A    '4,4       ''          44         ''          44        ''           44        ''
   Leptocottus            J4 4 4 4                             44             4 44 4 44
   armatus                L44444444
California halibut       A    ..   ."---.  .. ..":-.  ':  
   Paralichthys ......
   catifomicus            L         ii
Diamond turbot           A
   Hypsopseita            J
  guttutata              L
English sole             A.......
   Pleuronectes       .       .      .       .     .       4          4          4        44          4           ..
   vetulus                L          4                                                          
Starry flounder          A                    '4       ''          '44         4,        ',4          44
   Platichthys            J i                                                                                      
  stellatus              L      4             4        4                                                  
                             T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S T M S
                            Netarts    Siletz     Yaquina    Alsea       Siuslaw    Umpqua    Coos         Rogue
                            Bay        River      Bay         River      River      River       Bay        River






Legend:                              A =Adults
T =Tidal fresh zone                   J  Juveniles                        4=Species I lifestage is present
M =Mixing zone                        L =Larvae                           Blank  =Species I lifestage is not present
S   Seawater zone                     P =Parturition







Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1191).

                              Klamath    Humboldt  Eel          Tamales   CentMa San  South San    Elkhomn    Morro
                              River      Bay        River       Bay        Frandisc Bayl Francisco say Slough  Bay       Salinity
        SpadesT MS T MS T MS T MS T MS * M S                                                              8S          S Zone
 Jacksmelt                A                      V.'                    '4      ',         -4,             '-        ..'......
              ~~~~~~              ::~~~~~~~~~~~~..  .......             .4   I.....        .4 V~ anidscimna:4.
   calitorniensis         L                  .   .              .       4..........:..                .....   .... *
 Threespine stickleback   A'''',,''                         4'4 ,4                           44'                       4
   Gasterosteus,          J44 4 4 4                                        4 4             4                     
   aculeatus              L              4             4    4       4444444
 Striped bass             A           ..... ...... .   . '.4.......
   Morone                 J                                                 4, 4 
   saxatilis              L     .... ....4. .
 Kelp bass                A
   Paralabrax             J
   clathralus             L
 Barred sand bass         A ...... .. ..... .. 
   Paralabrax      .      ..... ....j...
   nebulifer              L......
 White seabass;           A
   Atractoscdon           J
   nobilis                L
 White croaker            A                                                 ..   ...         ..
   Genyonemus             J                                                     ...        ....4.
   lineatus               L                                                     ...        ....4......
 Shiner perch             A        44          4'        '44'                    4           44'                       4
   Cymnatogaster          J    4                4        4                        4        4                    
   aacreoata              p    44            4              4           4    44            4    4                     4
 Pacific sand lance       A                      '                       4' 
   Ammodytes              J                                 4                                   .         ......
   hexapterus       .     .  .... ....
 Arrow goby               A'44'                                                  44          4,'44
   Clevelandia            j                  4  4                            4       44    4444
   ios                    L                  44                         4 4          44            4                  4
 LUngcod                  A      V               .'
   Ophiodon        .      ......                          . . .....     .         
   elongau                L                  .....4    ..
 Pacific staghorn sculpin    A    '4 -4       '4d         4'       V     4      '4,          -4'44
   Leplocoltus            J         4        4             4               4      4        4      4     4
   armatus                L                                 4         444       44444
 Califomnia halibut       A                                                     '4           4 .'44
   Paralichthys           ... .                 '....
   califomicus            L           o       . x:    ..'                           ' 44... .'                        4
 Diamond turbot           A                                                         '4     ''              4'
   Hypsopsetta            i                                                       4        4                          4
   auttulata              L                                                                4
English sole             A...........
   PleuronectesJ4                            4      .      44                  4-       .                              .
   VatuIluS               L                  4      .4 .:                            :x: 444
Starry flounder          A                   '4  '4         4          '4     '4  '4      '4'4V
   Platichthys            i 4q4   4   4 4  4                              4444    44    4                             4
   stellatus              L           4      4  4            4          4       44         4  4
                              T M S T M S T MS T M S T MS                                  MS                         S        
                                      Klamath    Humboldt  Eel  ~Tamales   Ceta San  South San SElkhorn  Morro
                             River      Bay        River       Bay        Francisco Say1 Frandisoo Say Slough  Bay
                             1Indludes San Pablo and Suisun Bays.








Legend:                                 A Adults
T =Tidal fresh zone                     J =Juveniles                       4 = Species / lifestage is present
M =Mixing zone              -L =Larvae                                     Blank = Species / lifestage is not present
S =Seawater zone                        P =Parturition
  =Salinity zone not present

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Table 5, continued. Presence/absence of 47 species in west coast estuaries (revised 1/91).

                          Santa      San Pedro  Alamitos   Anaheim    Newport    Mission         San Diego  Tijuana
                          Monica Bay Bay          Bay         Bay         Bay        Bay         Bay         Estuary    Salinity
Species                       *  *  5   *                                S                                 S     * S     Szone

                          Atleuiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~sis~~~~~~~~~~.  ..l......
  califomniensis          L           4444
Threespine stickleback    A
  Gasterosatus            J
  aculeatus               L
Striped bass              A           ........................
  Moron&                  J    .. ... .  ...  ....
  saxatilis               L ..............
 Kelp bass                 A            4'                     4''44'44
   Paralabrax              J44444444
   clathratus              L4444
 Barred sand bass          A      . .        . . .       .    . . 4  ..                .     .                .. .....4
   Paralabrax    . .                  ..         ..          ..          ..... ..
   nebulifer               L      .         .     4...
White seabass             A           '            4'
  Atractoscion            J4444
   nobilis                 L44
White croaker             A      . .        .     '4 .        '4    .     '4..
   Genyonemus              J  ..                  ..          ..         ...           .          .           4    .......4
   lineatus                L444444 
Shiner perch              A'4''4''44'44
   Cymatogaster            i                                                                        
   a-qqre~qata             P      .           .           .    .      .    .....
 Pacific sand lance        A .. ............ . ...
   Ammodytesj
   hexapterus              L ..........
 Arrow goby                A           '            4'                     4'                                  4'
   Clevelandia             j44444444
   ios                     L4444444
 Ungcod                    A           '4          '4 ::
   Ophiodon         .      ...                    ... . .  . ....... .....
   elonaatus               L . .........
 Pacific staghorn sculpin    A    . .        . .    4     . .        . . .... .           .      .      .     .     .     '
   Leptocottus             J44444444
   armatus                 L444444
 California halibut        A      . .        .    . . .... .          .                          .... . .. . . .    .     . . ...
   Paralichthys                        4                                                            :...*.              .*
   califomicusL44
 Diamond turbot      .      .      .     .     .     .    .    4           '
   Hypsopsetta             i                                                                                    
   auttulata               L44
 English sole              A      . .        .    ...
   Pleuronectes            J      .    .          .. . ...
   vetulus                 L           .....4. . ... ...
 Starry flounder ...
   Platichthys             J
   stelatus                L
                                *~~~~~~~~~~~~ *  5                                            S           S 5         S                              
                           Santa      San Pedro  Alamitos   Anaheim   Newport    Mission    San Diego  Tijuana
                          Monica Bay Bay          Bay         Bay         Bay    S ay             Bay         Estuary







Legend:                                           AAut
           T = Tidal fresh zone                 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J Juveniles   4=Species I fifestage is present
M =Mixing zone                                    L =Larvae                   Blank = Species I lifestage is not present
S =Seawater zone                                  P= Parturition
   =Salinity zone is not present





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                                 Appendices


Appendix 1. National Estuarine Inventory map of Grays Harbor estuary

Appendix 2. Species profile and sample data sheet: Pacific herring

Appendix 3. Table of references and personal communications

Appendix 4. Personal communications

Appendix 5. References





































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Common Name: Pacific herring                                Indicator of Environmental Stress: Herring larvae
Scientific Name: Clupea pallasi Valenciennes               appear to have high mortality rates in oil-contami-
Other Common Names: California herring, Ches-               natedwater(Nelson-Smith 1973). Populationsshow
Pechora herring, eastern herring, herring, Kara her-       wide fluctuations in abundance, which is apparently
ring, Pacific Ocean herring, seld, white sea herring.      related to environmental conditions (see Factors In-
                                                          fluencing Populations), and are affected by altera-
Classification                                             tions of bays and estuaries (spawning habitats).
   Phylum: Chordata
   Class: Osteichthyes                                     Ecological: Seasonally, Pacific herring is one of the
   Order: Clupeiformes                                     most abundant species in West Coast marine and
   Family: Clupeidae (Robins et al. 1980)                  estuarine neritic zones. Juveniles are highly abun-
                                                          dant in many West Coast estuaries in summer. They
Value                                                      are important prey for many marine species (Pacific
Commercial: Pacific herring has a long history of ex-      salmon, seals, gulls, etc.).
ploitation. It has been sold fresh or salted and also
used for fish meal.  Since 1965 the fishery has            Range
concentrated on gravid females for roe (eggs),which        Overall: Arctic-circumboreal. In the eastern Pacific it
are exported primarilyto Japan. Presently, over90%         ranges from Ensenada, Baja California, to St. Mi-
of the Pacific herring caught are in the roe fishery.      chael Island and to Cape Bathurst in the Beaufort
Fishermen take advantage of Pacific herring's natu-        Sea (Hart 1973). Also found in Arctic waters from
ral spawning cycle by fishing in nearshore areas           Coronation Gulf, Canada to the Chuckchi Sea and
where and when it spawns.  They are primarily              the USSR Arctic. In the Western Pacific it is found to
caught by purse seine and gill net.  Recent U.S.           Toyama Bay, Japan, west to Korea and the Yellow
annual harvests have been 116 million pounds,              Sea (Haegele and Schweigert 1985; Wang 1986).
worth $47 million (Thompson 1986). The San Fran-
cisco and Tomales Bay fishery alone is worth $11           Within Studv Area: Found in most West Coast estu-
million (Suer 1987). Most U.S. harvest comes from          aries north of San Diego, California, but occurs pri-
Alaska, California, and Washington. Since spawn-           marily north of Point Conception.
ing adults are highly vulnerable to overfishing, the
fishery is strictly regulated (Grosse and Hay 1989).       Life Mode
Commercial bait fisheries, which harvest juveniles,        Eggs are adhesive after fertilization and attach to
exist in Puget Sound and other West Coast estuaries        benthic substrates. Larvae, juveniles, and adults are
(Trumble 1983).                                            schooling, pelagic, and nektonic.

Recreational: Used as bait for Pacific salmon (On-         Habitat
corhynchus spp.) and other fishes. However, some           Type: Eggs are laid in intertidal (3.7 m above mean
are caught for human consumption.                          lowest low water) and subtidal areas (to 20 m), but
                                                          normally occur in +1 to -2 m depth. Larvae and

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                                                    Appendix 2 (Continued). Pacific herring species profile
juveniles are neritic while adults are neritic-oceanic  California (Spratt 1981) and February-March in Puget
(Eldridge and Kaill 1973; Suer 1987).                   Sound (Trumble 1983). Herring spawn in particular
                                                        areas every year. These are high-energy areas,
Substrate: Eggs occur on eelgrass, algae, tube          located in protected coastal habitats or bays and
worms, oysters, hydroids, driftwood, pilings, brush,    estuaries, and are usually influenced by freshwater.
rocks, and rocky-sandy bottoms (Garrison and Miller     Spawning apparently does not occur until a tactile
1982). Larvae, juveniles, and adults occur in the       stimulus (a storm, contact with bottom or other fish)
water column.                                           causes some males to extrude milt, which in turn
                                                        stimulates the entire school to spawn. During spawn-
Phvsical/Chemical Characteristics: Eggs can toler-      ing both sexes come in contact with the spawning
ate temperatures of 5-14ï¿½C and salinities of 3-33 %o    substrate (Haegele and Schweigert 1985).  Most
(Haegele and Schweigert 1985). Larvae are tolerant      spawning occurs at night (Eldridge and Kaill 1973;
of salinities ranging from 2-28 /*' (Alderdice and      Suer 1987).
Velsen 1971; Alderdice and Hourston 1985). Best
spawning salinities in British Columbia are 27-28.7     Fertilization and Fecunditv: External; fecundity in-
/o. (Alderdice and Hourston 1985). Optimum tem-         creases with female size and ranges from 4,000 to
peratures and salinities for egg and larva survival     134,000 eggs/female (Hart 1973). Fecundity is 227
appear to be 5.5-8.7ï¿½C and 13-19 %o (Alderdice and      and 220 eggs/gram of female weight in Tomales Bay
Velsen 1971). However, in California spawning           and San Francisco Bay, respectively (Hardwick 1973;
temperatures are normally above 9ï¿½C (Barnhart           Rabin and Barnhart 1977). Size specific fecundity is
1988). Salinity tolerances of larvae are affected by    inversely related to latitude (Hay 1985).
salinity and temperature during egg incubation
(Alderdice and Hourston 1985). Turbidity in estuar-     Growth and Development
ies may increase larval survival (Boehlert and Mor-     Egg Size: Unfertilized egg is 1.0 mm in diameter
gan 1985).                                              (Outram 1955); 1.2-1.5 mm in diameter afterfertiliza-
                                                        tion (Hart 1973).
Miarations and Movements: A schooling fish, Pacific
herring does not make extensive coastal migrations      Embryonic Development: Hatching occurs in 11-12
but moves onshore and offshore in association with      days at 10.70C, 14-15 days at 8.5ï¿½C, and 28-40 days
spawning and feeding (Morrow 1980). Adults typi-        at 4.4ï¿½C (Outram 1955). Most eggs hatch at night
cally move onshore during winter and early spring,      (Alderdice and Velsen 1971).
residing in "holding" areas before moving to adjacent
spawning grounds. The Pacific herring population        Larval Size:5 toabout26mmtotallength(TL). Meta-
consists of many discrete stocks (Grosse and Hay        morphosis to juvenile begins at about 26 mm TL
1989). However, offshore distributions of adults for    and is completed by 35 mm (Fraser 1922, Stevenson
many West Coast stocks are unknown (Barnhart            1962).
1988). Pacific herring return to natal spawning
grounds to spawn. Larvae are easily dispersed by        Juvenile Size:35to 150 mmTLdepending on region.
currents, but their behavior and local currents often   Growth of juveniles is dependent on population size
retain them in specific areas. Juveniles usually stay   and environmental factors (Reilly 1988).
in nearshore shallow-water areas until fall when they
disperse to deeper offshore waters. However, they       Ace and Size of Adults: From 13 to 26 cm TL
may reside year-round in some estuaries (San Fran-      depending on region. Herring mature at 2-3 years in
cisco Bay) (Wang 1986). Adult Pacific herring are       California and 3-4 years in Washington. Herring live
found down to 100-150 m, with vertical distribution     up to 19 years and grow to a maximum length of 50
apparently controlled by temperature (Grosse and        cm TL (Morrow 1980). Northern stocks live longer
Hay 1989).  Larvae, juveniles, and adults move          than southern stocks (Wang 1986; Grosse and Hay
toward the surface to feed at dawn and dusk (Grosse     1989).
and Hay 1989).
                                                         Food and Feeding
Reproduction                                            Trophic Mode: Selective pelagic plankton feeder,
Mode: Sexual, separate sexes, oviparous, iteropa-       although filter feeding has been observed.
rous, spawning annually after reaching maturity.
                                                         Food items: Larvae consume diatoms, tintinnids, in-
Spawning: Spawning time ranges from November in         vertebrate and fish eggs, crustacean larvae, mollusc
the southern part of its range to August in the far     larvae, and copepods. Juveniles eat primarily crus-
north.  Spawning peaks in December-January in           taceans: copepods, cladocerans, euphausiids,

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                                                     Appendix 2 (Continued). Pacific herring species profile
mysids, amphipods, and decapod larvae. They also          Alderdice, D. F., and F. P. J. Velsen. 1971. Some
consume molluscs andfish larvae. Adults eat plank-        effects of salinity and temperature on early develop-
tonic crustaceans: copepods, euphausiids, and             mentof Pacific herring (Clupeapallasi). J. Fish. Res.
amphipods; and fish larvae (Hart 1973; Simenstad et       Board Can. 28(10): 1545-1562.
al. 1979; Miller et al. 1980; McCabe et al. 1983).
                                                          Barnhart, R. A. 1988. Species profiles: life histories
Biological Interactions                                   and environmental requirements of coastal fishes
Predation: Eggs are eaten by many species of fishes,      and invertebrates (Pacific Southwest) - Pacific her-
ducks, and gulls, while larvae are prey for cteno-        ring. U.S. Fish Wildl. Serv. Biol. Rept. 82(11.79).
phores, jellyfish, amphipods, chaetognaths, clupeoid      U.S. Army Corps Eng., TR EL-82-4. 14 pp.
fishes, and salmonids. Juveniles and adults are
consumed by squid, sharks, salmon, cods, sculpins,        Boehlert, G. W., and J. B. Morgan. 1985. Turbidity
lingcod (Ophiodon elongatus), sand sole (Psettich-        enhances feeding abilities of larval Pacific herring,
thysmelanostictus), and otherfishes. They are also        Clupea harengus pallasi. Hydrobiol. 123(2): 161-
eaten by many species of birds and marine mam-            170.
mals such as seals and sperm whales (Physeter
catodon) (Hart 1973; Simenstad et al. 1979; Grosse        Eldridge, M. B., and W. M. Kaill. 1973. San Fran-
and Hay 1989).                                            cisco Bay area's herring resource - a colorful past
                                                          and a controversial future. Mar. Fish. Rev. 25: 25-
Factors Influencina PoDulations: There is no relation     31.
between number of eggs spawned and number of
recruitsto adult population (Pacific Fishery Manage-      Fraser, C. M. 1922. The Pacific herring. Biol. Board
ment Council 1981). Egg and larva mortalities are         Can., Contrib. Can. Biol. Fish. 1921(6): 103-111.
thought to be the major component affecting popula-
tion sizes.  Substantial natural mortalities of both      Garrison, K. J. and B. S. Miller. 1982. Review of the
eggs and larvae occur during their development by         early life history of Puget Sound fishes. Fish. Res.
tidal fluctuations, desiccation, freezing, low oxygen,    Inst., Univ. Wash., Seattle, FRI-UW-8216, 729 pp.
wave action, and predation. Approximately 98-99%
of all larvae are killed by predation, competition, and   Grosse, D. J., and D. E. Hay. 1989. Pacific herring,
offshore transport.  Many hypotheses have been            Clupea harengus pallasi, in the Northeast Pacific
developed to describe which factors determine year-       and Bering Sea. In N. J. Wilimovsky, L. S. Incze, and
class abundance.  In general, clupeoid year-class         S. J. Westerheim (editors), Species synopses, life
strength appears to be determined within its first six    histories of selected fish and shellfish of the North-
months (Smith 1985). Other studies indicate that          east Pacific and Bering Sea, pp. 34-54. Wash. Sea
onshore transport, density-dependent mechanisms,          Grant Prog. and Fish. Res. Inst., Univ. Wash., Se-
upwelling, sea temperatures, predation, climate fluc-     attle.
tuations, initial feeding period of larvae, and larval
dispersal patterns may be important in determining        Haegele, C. W., and J. F. Schweigert. 1985. Distri-
population abundances (Lasker 1985; Grosse and            bution and characteristics of herring spawning
Hay 1989). Juveniles and adults are affected by           grounds and description of spawning behavior. Can.
competition, predation, disease, spawning stress,         J. Fish. Aquat. Sci. 42(Suppl. 1): 39-55.
and fishing. Human and natural alterations of water
quality, spawning substrate and habitat , food sup-       Hardwick, J. E. 1973. Biomass estimates of spawn-
plies, and migration rates can also affect populations    ing herring, Clupea harengus pallasi, herring eggs,
(Alaska Dept. Fish Game 1985).                            and associated vegetation in Tomales Bay. Calif.
                                                          Fish Game 59(1): 36-61.
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Alaska Dept. Fish Game. 1985. Alaska habitat man-         Hart, J. L. 1973. Pacificfishes of Canada. Fish. Res.
agement guide.  South central region, Vol. 1: life        Board Can., Bull. 180, 740 pp.
histories and habitat requirements of fish and wild-
life. Alaska Dept. Fish Game, Juneau, 429 pp.             Hay, D. E. 1985. Reproductive biology of Pacific
                                                          herring (Clupea harengus pallasi). Can. J. Fish.
Alderdice, D. F., and A. S. Hourston. 1985. Factors       Aquat. Sci. 42(Suppl. 1): 111-126.
influencing development and survival of Pacific her-
ring (Clupea harengus pallas,) eggs and larvae to         Lasker, R. 1985. What limits clupeoid production?
beginning of exogenous feeding.  Can. J. Fish.            Can. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci., 42(Suppl. 1): 31-38.
Aquat. Sci. 42 (Suppl. 1): 56-68.

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McCabe, G. T. Jr., W. D. Muir, R. L. Emmett, and J.       Stevenson, J. C. 1962. Distribution and survival of
T. Durkin. 1983. Interrelationships between juvenile      herring larvae (Clupea pallasi  Valenciennes) in
salmonids and nonsalmonid fish in the Columbia            British Columbia waters. J. Fish. Res. Board Can.
River estuary. Fish. Bull., U.S. 81(4): 815-826.          19(5): 735-810.

Miller, B. S., C. A. Simenstad, J. N. Cross, K. L.        Suer, A. L. 1987. The herring of San Francisco and
Fresh, and S. N. Steinfort. 1980. Nearshore fish and      Tomales Bays. The Ocean Res. Inst., San Fran-
macroinvertebrate assemblages along the Strait of         cisco, CA. 64 pp.
Juan de Fuca including food habits of the common
nearshore fish. Interagency (NOAA, EPA) Energy/           Thompson, B. G. (Chief). 1986. Fisheries of the
Environ. Res. Dev. Prog. Rep., EPA-600/7-80-027,          United States, 1985. Current fishery statistics no.
211 pp.                                                   8368. U.S. Dept. Comm., NOAA, Nat.. Mar. Fish.
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Morrow, J. E. 1980. The freshwaterfishes of Alaska.       222 pp.
Alaska Northw. Publ. Co., Anchorage, 248 pp.
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Nelson-Smith, A.  1973. Oil pollution and marine          species in Washington State. Prog. Rept. No. 195,
ecology. Plenum Press, New York, 260 pp.                  Wash. Dept. Fish., Olympia, 106 pp.

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Reilly, P. N. 1988. Growth of young-of-the-year and
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Robins, C. R., R. M. Bailey, C. E. Bond, J. R.
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Clupea harengus pallasi, in California to 1980. Calif.
Fish Game, Fish. Bull. 171: 1-104.



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  Pacific herring                      Grays Harbor
  Clupea pallasi                       Washington
                                        Reviewer: C. A. Simenstad

      Salinity      Life           Relative Abundance by Month
       Zone         Stage    JF         AJAN                            R
       Zone        S te J  F  M   A  M  J  J  A  S  O  N  D   R
                  Adults                                                  1
    Tidal Fresh   Spawning                                                1
    0.0 - 0.5 ppt  Juveniles                                              1
                  Larvae                                                 1
                  Eggs                                                   1
                  Adults                                                  1
      Mixing     Spawning                                                 1
    0.5 - 25.0   Juveniles                _                               1
        ppt       Larvae                                                  2
                  Eggs                                                    1
                  Adults                                                  1
     Seawater    Spawning                                                 1
     >25.0 ppt    Juveniles.__                                            1
                  Larvae                                                 2
                  Eggs                                                    1

  Comments: No official documentation of spawning, but it is possible.
  Legend:   Relative Abundance:              Data Reliability (R):

               r    l= Not Present           1 = Highly Certain
            7 |7jï¿½= No Data                 2 = Moderately Certain
               rn =  Rare                    3= Reasonable Inference
             LI-= Common
                     = Abundant
                     = Highly Abundant







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 Comnmon/Scientific Name                        Skagit Say                                    Hood Canal                                    Puget Sound
Blue mussel                     71,94, 266,3601,361, Ad, DX         ~         266,360, 361,453, Aj, BX::                     7121266,:360; 361, AJ, BX
 My/i/us aedults
Pacific oyster                  71,266, Al BX                                 71,266; 295,::316I, ".] BX                     71,266, 316, AJI AO, O3X.
 Cre ssaslrea gigas
Horseneck or gaper clam         43, 266,317, AJ,:x ... .               .          2%37  l  X4326  1,AO
  Tresun capax                          ...                                                   :X         X
Pacific gaper                   731,AX7117JDX.V                                                                        . 7.1 31 7jAJ, BX
  Trasus, nultaft
California jacknife clam        not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Tage/us califomianws          168. 215                                      166.215                                        168.215
Pacific littleneck dam          71,194, 355, AJ, RX                           71, 355, 453, AJ, BX                           71, Ad, SX
  Prolol/raca slamninea
Manila (Japanese) clam          71, 73,194, AJ, BX                            71, 73,163,184, 288, 453, AJ, BX               73, 288, 332, AJ, BX
  Venenupic jaonica
Eastemnsofrshell clam           162, 266, 291, 31 0 Ad, ax                    310,453, AJ,aBX                                266, 291, 31 0, AJ,HBX,V
  Utys are nafia
Geoduck                         lt,16 161i, AJ aX                              1   6,11,AX1 160,1 161,JHX....
  Panope abnupla .......... ... ....
Bay shrimp           .           4,1                       .          .     ...                             :. . ..              19t
  Crangon franckscorum .n..
Dungeneasscrab                  1%26r.:i453,10y
  Cancer rnagister                                                                                .
Leopard shark                   not:I fosb.:.a .:nt found:...:   .::::...    x: : .:                                         not found

White sturgeon                  rare                                          not found                                      not found
  Acipensertrantsiontahus,   95. 260                                           95. 260                                       95. 260
Green sturgeon                  not found                                      not found                                     rare
  Acijensernmedioshtr           95.260                                        95.260                                         95. 260
American shad                   260,141                                        rare                                          rare
  Alosa sapic/isirma                                                          260                                            260
Pacific barring                 412,159,266, 37, AD, SO                        158,159, 266, 412, 453,080                    133,134,158,159,266, 412, AD. SO
  C/cpea pa//esl
Northern anchovy                37, 260,141, ADBQO                           260, AD, B0, BZ:                               37,260, AD, BO:
  Engreulis mnordax    ....                 ..        .....
Deepbody anchovy                not found-o fond                                                                             not found
  Anchoe comnprossa26                        ::..::*    ..:.:  ::.:           24           ...         :.24
Slough anchovy                  not found      .cl: :: :::.  not found                                                       :,l. .    ot founds
  Anc/oa d~e/icatissiina        :264.                                         264!.
Cutthroat trout                .202, AS-'.                                    202, 453, AS                                  ... 202, AS~
  Oncorhynchua c/ark . ...
Pink salmon                     397, 359, 287, AD, BO, HZ                     287, 338, 4463, 453, AD, HZ                    287, 359, 448, AD, HZ
  Orcorhynchus gorbuscha
Chum salmon                     84, 267, 396, AD, 800Bz                       287, 336, 359, 448, 453, AD, BZ                124,134, 287, 359, 448, AD, HZ
  Oncothync/,us ke/a
Coho salmon                     287, 397,436,448, AD, SO                      338,448, 453, AD, HZ                           133,134, 287, 359, 448, AD
  Oncorhyncus, k/eutch
Steelhead                       136, 260, 296,297, AD, AE, DZ                  136, 260, 350, 453. AD, AE, HZ                136,260,297, AD, AS, Hz
  Oncrhyrrc/ Muenwis
Sockeye salmon                  rae                                            ae287,:448, AD, BZ:
  Oncorhynchue, neika           448::                                         448
Chinook salmon                  84,397, 448, AD, DO, HZ.                      267,359% 4481,453, AD,~ HZ                     1134,287, 359, 39, 448, AD, HZ
  Oncorhynchue ls/hawylec/a
Surf smeft                      266333741,026 303, 412.00                                                                 ::266, 303,412, HO
  Hwpomeeuspmtoasus
Longin sallt                    37,397,~ AP,HOH Z    .        .         .    not fDUnd~                                    .37,104, 260,261, HO, HZ
  Spifinc/rue /ra/eichthiye                                                   95.00~
Eulachon                        rare                                          not found                                      rare
  Thafeichthye pa cliotau       260.80O                                       260.80O                                        260. 452
Pacific tomcod                  37,397, 433, 438                              260, 301, 433, 438                             95,103, 134, 260, 433, 438, OK
  Mbogeqdus proxknus
Topsmeft                        notfound                                       not found                                     nottfound
  At/hethope affinle            95.260                                        95.260                                         95.260
Jacksamet                       not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Atherinopeis ce/fornmiensis   95.260                                        95.260                                         96.260
Threespine at ickleback         95, 260,397, 417,427, SO0]   95,260,427, 453                                                 9,13  6,22  2.5,AH
  Gaetemeleaue acu/ea/use                                                                                                    5  3,6.6247   5,AB
Striped bass                    rare                                      vnot found                                         not found
  Morons saxabifi               9                                             95. 260                                        9.2
Kelp bass                       not found                                      not foundnofud
  Pars labrax clalhra/re        95.6                                          95260                                          95.26
Barred sand bass                not found                                  . not found.                                      not found
  Paralabrax ne/eu/ifer         95. 260:                                      95,260                                         95, 260
White seabasa                   rare                                          not found                                      not found
 Arrecl-oen (-Cynoeclon7) nobrifle 95                                         95                                            95
While croaker                   not found                   riot found                                    riot found
  Genyonenmuelineal us          95. 260                                       95                                             95
Shiner parch          8          5,141,260,397,00                             95,141, 260, 453                               95,103,134,141, 260,262, 438,446
  Cyma ro gas/er aggregarta
Arrow goby                      37,95,141, 260                                37, 95, 141, 260, 453                          37, 65, 95, 141, 260, 431
  C1ev/a nd/a ice
Pacific rand lance              37,260, AD, HO                                453, AD, HO                                    37,133,134,260,411, 431, AD, HO
  Amnmody/es herap/erus
Lingcod                         24,.51,2 24. 260, AP.                         24,5124 ARt     H2451224,                                 AP, HZ
  Op/riodon ekongalue                                                                                                         4  122,AB
 Pacific staghorn sculpin        37,895,397. AD, HZ                            371438,453, AD, HZ                             37,103,134, AD, HZ
  Lep/ocol/us armaltus
California halibut              not found                                     not found                                     riot foun
  Para/lchthys ca/lfomnicws    95.260                                        95.260                                         95.260:
 Diamondlturbot                  not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Hwesopeetra gul/ ualar        95.260                                        95.260                                         95.260
 English sole                    37,396, 397                                   37,141,300                                     37. 134,141, 260, 300, 426, 431
  P/euronec/es vetousu
 Starry flounder                 37, 85, 397,80O                               37,300,431,438,453                             37, 134, 431, 438, AD, HZ
  P/adIchth/ye sie//alus
                                                  Skagit Bay                                   Hood Canal                                    Puget Sound

Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 - 240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -216.


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   CommonlScientific Name                        Grays Harbor                                   Willapa Bay                                  Columbia River
 Blue mussel                     C                                               PA::..
   Myrilus ell
 Pacific oyster                  266:437,01                                   ~ 2660 423;43  It ...:.:.   ...                    ffoi
   Crsassoafra gigasA:
 Horseneckcor gaper clam         54, ~172; 368,0                                5,738011                       :i~  ****** of**   riafund.:.
   Treats cap"xV:VA:::
 Pacific gaper                                                                  rarrn ..are..  notfoUn
          Tresus ~      ~       C nulll C1                                                                         .   ::)VA:V
 California jackrnife clam       not found                                      not found                                     not found
   Tagokms caliomnianrrn         368.01                                        368.0                                          elA
 Pacific littlenedc clam         71, 368, Ci                                    368, Cl                                       not found
   Profcofhaca sramnrkea                                                                                                      AA
 Manila (Japaniese) clanm        71, 73,368a, 1                                 73, Wit,02l                                   not found
   Ve-rWeps japonica                                                                                                          AA
 Eastern softsahll clam          96,310,368,01l                                310,423,01                                     310
   M~ys arenania                                                                                                              AA4
 Geoduck                         notfound:.no forin                                                                           hantfound
   Parrpe sbrupfs                Cl!..:...::::.:%..Cl .....
 Bay shrimp                      C8,1,                         zbY: K..>         6                                            10.....
   Crangon frsnciscoumn                                           :x::W: wX  X
 Dungeness crab                    8,8,0.                                   . 8024,S
   Cancer ma giser
 Leopard shark                   not round            I            V            ot fon..o..o..d
   Thiakks semuffasciara         264:.                                         284                                    X.SO  .  . .
 White sturgeon                  AZ                                             96, 398, AZ                                   398, AT, AZ, SD
  .Acaenaertlrarsmonfanusa       96
 Green stargeon                  96, AZ. M                                      96, AZ, M                                     294, AT, A7, SD
   AcpOrser medmrstrms
 American shad                   96, 358. 82, M                                 96, 358, BZ                                   40,118,171, 279, 294,403
   Allosa sapidlssirms
 Pacific herring                 269, 358, AD, 02                              266, 269, 356, AD, BZ                          40, 132, 251, 269, 279, 60
   Clupes pahlali
 Northern anchovy                29  5,Z2429B                                                                .O   3,6,2J,29  7,S
   Engrauris moiats,
 Deepbiody anchovy               not found::%                                  not-found                                      rrotfounld
   Arrclos comrpressa                                                           264 a.....
 Slough anchovy                  not found:                                    not founid:    .  . .:.V       :nttid
   Arhoas delicafissima          264                                           264                                            26
 Cutthroat trout                 98234 279BB
   Ockrodrynrtah clatkif                                                       1:4, 
 Pink salmon                     rare                                          rare                                           rare
   Oraorhyynchus go rbusecsa     308. AD                                       308                                            AF
 Chum salmon                     96, 308, 312, 366, AD. 8Z, M                   308, 420, 437, M                              40, 72, 92, SD
   Oirracrhyrrctw keta
 Goho salmon                     96,308,358,366. AD, BZ, M                      308, 420, 437, AD, M                          40, 92,107, 251, 279, SD
   Onicarhyndrrs Alsutcir
 Steelhead                       96, 358, AD, 62                                177, 420, AD                                  40,92. 279, 294, AF, 8D
   Cincorhyrychws my*Mss
 Sockeye salmon                  riotfoudrid                                    notfoud                                       4,211,7
   Oicorlrynrich  rrerks a                                                      0
 Chinook salmon                  96,308, 356,3$9 366WADSO    A                 0,3,AN                                       40,:921,1139,248, 25t.279, AF, 80, Y
   orcofrhyndrtm fshswylsc/rs
 Surf smelt lz~oa                                       96,3s8S 13                                                            40,~*j269,27,8

 Longfin smelt                   :1410.8,4038  36AD8210269,358,423,                                                           40,1169,269,~278,0D
   Spidinclrus Ihalelshfhys
 Eulachon                        96, M                                          NI                                            11 8,269, SG
   Thsfeichrfiya pacifiota
 Pacific tomcod                  96,180, 269,330, 366, M                       96,180,269,330,366,                            40, 269,279, 330,8SD
   Mhlirogadus proicamu
 Topsmeft                        not found                                      not found                                     rare
   Atheriaap afsfinis            96. 358. 368                  177                                                            247
 Jackmamel                       not found                                      not found                  riot found
   Af/rer/opsis cslforn/orrsis   119                                            119                                           119
 Threespine stidkleback          96.366,:427                 :~                 M ~M 9636,27    .                             40,249 ,279,427,6BO
   Gaesterosfe aculeafre                                          .,. . ... ..... ..
 Striped bass                    notfound.                    .                 o  on        K       .nto
   Aforone sairaf ils            9.3636         .                               177,              SO0
 Kelp bass                       not found                 .   :               not found~.                                    not found
   Paralabrax clathrrsus         254:248
 Barred sand bass                riot found:;x                                 not found .not found.
   Pars abrax irebufiter         264!                                          264:8
 While seabasa          r        iot found                                     not found                                      not found
 Atrsatloscion f-Cynoaebon) nob/i/  96.366                                     77. 96. 366                                   BD
 While croaker                   not found                                     not found                                      not found
   Gerryonemuw /rnealua          96.368                                        77. 96. 366                  BO
 Shiner parch                    96, 340.366,448, M                            96,340,366,446                                 40, 279. 448,80D
   Cyrnatogasseraggregala
 Arrow goby                      65, 96, 366, 437                              65, 177,366,437                                rare
   Ole vf nd/aJs isoE
 Pacific sand lance              269, 356,62.                                  269,358, 62                                    40,M29. 279, BO
   Arnmodyfes Irexapflerus
 Lingcod                         11, 82,93,269198,329rr
                                Q,/r/sdon sirrigafus                                                                       ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~279. AA
 Pacific staghom aculpin         19% 96, 269, 366, 82, M:          l      a      , 96,. 269, 366,02Z                         40, 203, 269, 279, SD
   Leptocortusarmrsfus
 Calif omni halibut              not found                                     not foInd.                                     not found
   Paralk/rfhys a sl/onriaus     96.366                                        77. 96.36                                      80
 Diamond turbot                  not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Hypsupsefl gtkifrlsf          96.366                                        77. 96. 368                                    so
 English sobq                    252,269,334                                   252,269,334                                    40,269,279, BO
  PfeurOnefe vet ufta
 Starry flounder                 19, 96, 269, 366, M. U                        19, 96, 269, 366                               40,204, 289, 279, BO
  Plasrcbhf/ys sfeflsfra
                                              Grays Harbor                                   Willapa Bay                                 Columbia River
Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 -240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -218.


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  Commonl/Scienlific Name                       Nehalamn Bay                  Tillamook Bay                                                   Netarts Bay
Blue mussel                     At-                                           71,148, 2011,360,31,Afl-L                      71,1150,21,21?7, 360, 3611, 399, Al

Pacilic oyster                  notfound.,                          H>         6,3,7123,36,A                                 56 63,71,1217,239,316,399, Al
  Crassosntres gigsa            3.A
Horseneck or Wapr clam          rar#a  xx: -    131,148,1721,332. Al                                                      ..... 150,4ni  217,332,:399, Al
  Trasue capsa    14. .... ....
Pactfi gaper                    7ofudrr                                                                                       12117,~ 317, 399, Al
          Taxis outfall         172~I. 245.-Al                                  31 18 172.A
California jacknife clam        not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Taqekes calffomianca         Al                                             0                                              Al
Pacific litlleneck cdam         11415,1172,245, 332, Al                       131, 172,245,332, Al                           150, 172, 217, 245, 332, 399, Al
  Pluotohacs sfanrinea
Manila (Japanese) clam          not found                                     73,131, 172, 245, 332, Al                      150, 172, 217, 245, 332, 399, Al
  Venerupis  ~onica             146.172.245. Al
 Eastern softshell clam          146,172, 245, 31 0, Al                        148,172,245,310. Al                            150, 172,217,245,310, 399, Al
  M~ys arenauia
Geodiuck                         loi                                           o found                    ..... ... 
  Pancipe abnpla                :172.~ 24&. Al:::  ...                        172.245'                                       117a it245. Al
 Bay shrimp                      17It2947                      . :175 1I  219.44?, ~Al                                        175, 481:1. 219. 44  P
  Crsngon fianciscoruin
 Dungeness crab                  14AI  ..:             K.*   H148,.X Al                                                         0, 217. 39, Al,0
  Cancer magisfer.....
 Leopard shark                   notf foud.:                                   ntafudnt Wounidi
  Triakis se mifascifa          AV                                            39 131                    .0... . ..
 White sturgeon                  AV, BO                                        rare                                          not found
  Acicenserfransmnonlanus                                                     39. 131 a
 Green sturgeon                 rare                                           rare                                           not found
  Actrenserinedimastris         AV                                            39.131                                         0
 American shad                   rare                                          rare                                           rare
  Alosa sapidissirna            39.131.146. AV                                39.131.148                                     217. 399.0
 Pacific herring                 39,131,146,298, AV, N                         39, 90,131, 298, N                             150, 217, 298, 399, N, 0
  Chpa pallai
 Northern anchovy                131, 269,29,A                                 39,131,269,298x                                21?,7,399,0I
   Engraufia rnonrdx .. . .. ..
 Deepbody anchovy                notfontntfound                                                                               not found:
  Anchos coinpinsaas84..    .:   :    2647                                                                                   264
 Slough anchovy                  notliud:.*::  :...:.:nofound:ntfon
   Aria/wa delicsisaira     .    .... 26424:
 Cultthroat trout                39 1 31,1 ~46,54,,227, -402, AV:    .         39,131.,148,154,155,402.                       :154i,155,21?,7 399, 402Z 0
   Oncortynchas c/arki                                                           - ..
 Pink salmon                     notlfound                                     not found                                      niot found
   Oncorhynchus goibuschta       AV                                            39. 131                                        217. 399.0
 Chum salmon                     146, 227, AV                                  39,131, 290, 422, K                            76,399, SH-, 0
   Oncorfrync/us Wte
 Coho salmon                     146, 227,430, AV                              39,131, 148, 422Z 430, K                       150, 217,227, 0
   Orncorhynchus k/ituch
 Steelhead                       227, AV                                       39,131,227,422             T         M          r
   Oncorfrynchus mnykisa                                                                                                      227. 399.0
 Sockeye salmon                  notfound                                      niot found                                    not found:
   Oncorhynchus ndrka            AX                                            3.11.K 
 Chinook salmon                  280, AV                                       391,131, 280, 430, K                           fartX
   Orncorhynchua fsahwyfscha0
 Surfsmelt                       392,131,69,298~                               39,1:31,269,298:                               269, 298; 399,0
   Hwpoineuspmf/loew
 Longfin smelt                   rare                                          rr                                             ntWon
   Spiflnchmnsthafeickhfys       AV: .                                .          .11              .          .         .         .0
 Eulachon                        not found                  riot found                                                       not found
   Thaletchthyspacifikus         0                                             39.131                                        399.0
 Pacific tomcod                  39,131                                        39,131,148,299, 298                            269, 298,399,0
   Microgadum proximmw
 Topsmeft                        rare                                          39,131                                         150, 217, 399, 0
   Athiednops all/n/is           AV
 Jacksamel                       notfound                                      not found                                      notiound
   Afhedfnops/s cs/faio/ens/s   119                                           39.131                                         217. 399. 0
 Threespineatlickleback          39,131,427:-                                  39,131,~427                  S9W,427, 0
   Gastaremsfus wlaltfsus
 Striped bass                    not found                  b          a         t found                                      not found
   Mcorone sass 111k             A                                             39. 131                    .217. 399. 0
 Kelp bass                       niot found                                    not found                                      not found
          Psralabraxclsfhrafte  146:.                                         39. 1311                                       217. 399. 0
 Barred sand bans       s        ntfun                                         notfoeund                                      not found
   Paralabr asnbu/felr           146:                                          39. 131                                :       217. 399.0
 White seabass                   not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Arracfosckrn (-Cynosckon) nob/i/s 146                                        39. 131                                        217. 399. 0
 While croaker                   not found                                     not found                                      not found
   Genyonemus Iirneaftia         146                                           39. 131                                       217. 399. 0
 Shiner perch                    146,445                                       39,131,148, 446                                399, 446,0Q
   Cymatogasrer aggregata
 Arrow goby                     not found                                      rare                                          not found
   Ciavland/sois                                                               39.131                                         217.399. 0
 Pacific sand lance     s       391129,9 3                                     39,131,269,298,330                            269,298, 330,399, 0
   Amnmodyles hexsaptrem
 Lingcod                        rnotifond                                      39,131I148~                                   150, 217,399. 0
   Crhi/odon elongatrm           146
 Pacific ataghorn sculpin        39,11l, 146.203, 269-                         39,131, 140, 203, 269                         116,203,269,296,399, 0
   Lepfocoffus annatuis
 California halibut     r        iot found                                     ntfound                     riot found
   Pars lichthysp cath m/cus     145:                                          39. 131                                        0
 Diamond turbot                  not found                  riot found                                                       not found
   Hywsopselfa gutfulata         119                                           39. 131                                        119
 English solo                    39,131,298                                    39,131,298                                    217, 298,399,0Q
   Pfeuronecfes wetuluis
 Starry flounder                 39,131,146,204, 298                           39,11311,148,204,298                          150, 298, 399, 0
   Pfsr/chfhys sfellatrum
                                               Nehalem Say                                   Tillamook Bay                                   Nefarfa Bay

Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5. References, pp. 219 - 240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -218S.


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  common/scientific Name                         siletz River                                  Yaquina Bay                                    Alsea River
 Blue mussel                     rae.1 :7I1 52 201t360361,AI                                                                  ar
  Mytilus adults                147, 384. Al:                                                                                1.....
 Pacific oyster                  dot foond:                                    se .6 ,71.239'316,421, Anofound
  Crasscstrea gigas38.A41.A
 Hforseneck or gaper clam        not foundl:                                                                                  472 332; At
   Treats capax                 147.384. All.                 ~44;152.- 172.332.:Al'
 Pacific gaper                   not found.-*: :    ..::- ae:                                                                 nortoun
  Trescua nut/a/                1473uMA                   .  ...    ::.:.K   5.17.A                                         143.'172.AI-.
Catifornea jacknife clam        not found                                     not found                                     not found
  Ta go h cahlontmanmm         Al                                             Al                                             Al
 Pacific littleneck clam         not found                                     74,172, 238, 245, 332, Al                     rare
  Prao/hatae  sfsaninea         147. 172.245.332. Al                                                                         143.172. 245.332. Al
 Manila (Japanese) clam          not found                                     rare                                           not found
   Venenbisjarronica            335. Al                                        172. Al                                       172. Al
Eastemn softshell clam    r     are                                           152, 172, 245, 31 0, Al                       143, 172, 245,310, Al
  DUys arenadna                 147. 172.245. Al
Geoduck                         not ....d                                     notoun                                         ntidyt
  Pancloe abnupla               24..... A1724.Alt9 5. A
 Bay shrimp                      175, 181,219,447.:                            218, 21,W:~ 175,18,19:.-.::
  Crarsgon francksconim......
 Oungeness crab                 14,3834,A10, 3152, W-~:Al                                                                      4,3,49  l.:  ::
  Cancer magister                                                                                          .                           ....*...
 Leopard shark                   not found                                     notfound::                                     notfourd
  Ti/skis senmifascssfa        CE:                                            31: 32.278. ~N.W  CE:                         CEX        ... ...
While sturgeon                  rare                                          152', N, AO                                    rare
  Acigereertransenonfanrus      N. CE                                                                                        N. CE
Green sturgeon                 rare                                           tare                                           rare
  Acitrensermedirostrdu         384. CE                                       152. W. AO                                     N. CE
 Amerficarnahad                  rare                                          152, 278, N, CE                                143
  Alosa sapoidiasirna           147. 384. CE                                                                                 N. GE
 Pacific herring                 147, 384. N. GE                               30. 31, 278, 2988.385, N                       143, 298, N, GE
  c/ipes pa/las
 Northern anchovy               38,N )..S.....28,26,.C                                                                        143. NCE.
  Engrau//s rno~ax......
Oeepodyanchovy        . . . oun                             ..~:::: ..:ï¿½nto. not bound:>...
  Anchaa contpressa             24.                              ..... . ......                                              3
Slough anchovy                  not found:                   .       :: :      oNfun                                         not foun
  Anchoa do//sat/ga/ma                notnd..                                           .n::
                                                    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~264.  ..
Cutthroat trout                 147,1A54,.1 55, 384,42 CE1G14   5,7,41   E1415
  OncorhYnchus c/arki
Pirk salmon                     rare                                          rare                                           rare
  Oncoflwnchus gotbuscha       CE                                             30. 31. 278. CE                               CE
Chum salmon                     20, 364, 384, G. CE                           20, 278, 364, CE                              20, 364, 419, CE
  Oncoflwnchus keta
Coho salmon                     147,384,384, 430, CE                          152,278, 384,421, 430, CE                     364,419, 430, CE
  Oncorhynchius k/stitch
Stseahead                       364,384, CE                                   278, 364,421,CGE                              13,68, 364. CE
  Oncorhynchrue my*/ss
Sockeye salmon                  renofunnotfound
  Oncorhynchus nelra           CE                                             278. CE~                                      CE.....
Chinook salmon                   14260 354 384,430, CE                        27B,280, 3.. ~430 GE                          260,430, CE
  Oncorhync/rus tshawylscha
Sud smelt                      .147 269 298 384 GE                            3,1, 27,98, CE                                278,24
  Hypomtesus prelfoats
Longfin smelt                   notmfound                                         .....
  Spiflnchws lhab/ichfhys       384. CE                      I...        .:   7428   ,C
Eulachon                        not foundnofudnofud
         Tha/okhthyspaciitins  ~384. CE                                      N. W. CE                                       N. CE
Pacific tomcod                  147,269,298,384. CE                           32,152,298, 330, W. CE                        143, 298, N,* CE
  Micro agaus pfoximrLis
Topsmeft            r           ot found                                      30, 31, 278, 298, 347, W, CE                  278, 347, N, CE
  A/her/sops at/in/as           384. CE
Jackmamlt                      not found                                      rare                                          not found
  A/heu/nops/s ca/darn/ens/s    147.384. CE                                   32.33                                          143. GE
Threespine sticklebsack         384.427, CE                                   30, 31 2?78, 427, W,:CE                       3, 31, 278,427
  Gasteros/eua acuilea"u
Striped bassraerrnofun 
 Meb                            orbouns                                       notfound                                      notfoundl:'
         Pare/a/sins c/athrafw  ~~~384. GE                                    30N.312828CWEE130
Karelpan bass                  not found:                                     not found                                     not found:
  Pearla/srax nebathier         384.CES~                                      30,31,278.298; .  CE.                          4.C

White sea/sass                  not found                                     not found                                     not found
 Alractosc/n (-CYnosc/n) nob/ilt 384. C E                                     30. 31. 278. 298. W. CE                        143. GE
White croaker                   not found                                     not found                                     not found
  Genyonemus lines hs           384. CE                                       30. 31. 32.278. 298. W. CE                    143. CE
Shiner perch                    147,384, 446, N, CE                           30, 31, 278, 446, 449, CE, W                  30,31,143,446, CE
  Cymatogas/er aggregara
Armw goby                       not found                                     278, W           n         o          t         1 found
  C/evtand/a Joe               384. CE                                                                                      N.CE
Pacific sand lance              147,269.298, 330, 384                         278,298,330, N:26.30I
  Anunodfes, hexaptreus
Lingood                        notfound                                       32,152, 278,298, W, CE                        rare
  Op/statlon ebnomatcm          384. CE                                         :.      . I  1                              N. CE~
Pacific staghom scupin         147,203,384, CE                                30,31,.32,152,278, 298, NW.CE                30, 31,I143, 203,278, 298, N, CE
  Lep/ocotrss anna/cm
Califomnia halibut              not found                                     not found                                     nton
  Para/ichthys ca/iforn/ce    not                        f0313.undï¿½3.C
Diamond turbot                 not found                                      not found                                     not found
  bfytsopselta gUfula/a         119                                           119                                           119
English sale                   384,442, CE                                    31, 32,32,38,298,335, 442, N. W, CE           30.31. 32. 38. 298.335,442, N, W, CE
  P/ouranec/os Vefrfkts
Starry flounder                 39,131,147,384, CE                            30, 31, 32,152, 278, 298, N, W, GE            143, 298, GE
  P/~aldc/thys ste//arts
                                              Silotz River                                 Yaquina Bay                                    Alsee River

Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 -240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -218.


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 Comron/Scienififc  Name                       Siuslaw River                                 Unmpqua River                                    Coos Bay
Blue musse           I           111 201 3036,48ABEl71145, 20  337, 360,361, Al
 Myffl~u adults                    ..23 .
Pacific oyster                  ntfud323, AL 'AR:!                                                                          56,83, 7.1.239,1,2.A
 Crsasostrea gibas             41 8. At. BE::~.. ... ...
Horseneck or gaper clam         151,724,3,18AlBEre                                                                          44,145, 172, 332,337,429, Al
 Tiesus capax                               ~"323. Al: .
Pacific gapr                   not .on                                        not.o.ndrar
  Tresius null all             1112Ar149:.323, Al1417.349.A
California jacknife clam        not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Taaekin caldoamianus          Al                                            Al                                            Al
Pacific littleneck clam        rare                                           not found                                     74,145, 172, 245, 332, 337, Al
 Pmtolthca satsmnee            151. 172. 245. 332. 418S. Al                  149.172. 245. Al
Manila (Japanese) clam          not found                                     not found                                     145,172,184,332,429, Al
  Venerwis vkaonica             151.172.418. Al                               149.172. 245.323. Al
Eastern softhfell clam          151, 172,245, 310, Al, BE                     149,172, 245, 310, 323, Al, AR                145, 172, 245, 310, 429, Al
 )Wys arenaria
Geoduck.                      :nfur                                           nfound                      .o .found$sli
 Panope abrtpta                1725Al                                        1722451AlIn.245. 337.429. Al
Baysitrimp                     17  197. 218 219~~ 1528219, AR                                                               44,1754218,219,:337, H
  Cranoo .ra.....rum.
Dungeness crab                 .151 197,336 ~Al BE.                           142,328,36  Al.AR,                            145 3$6 337,4299 Al. 84
  Cancer magister . ..
Leopard shark                   ntfudotfoud                                                                                 notlound
  Triakissamrithsccata         BEA                                                  K  .337.84J::
White sturgeon                  rare                                          AR                                            91, 337, Si
  Acbaensertranarnontanus       BE
Green sturgeon                 rare                                           127,149, 200, 228, 277, AR                    91, 145, 337, 64, H-
  Acbensernredimatstfs          BE
American shad                   151, 197,364, BE                              127, 200,228,384, 418, AR                     91,193, 277, 337, 429, Si
  Alosa saaidisaima
Pacific herring                 151, 197,298, BE                              149, 200, 277, 298, 323, AR, N                91,145,193, 277,298,337,429, N, 84
  Guinea pallast
                  Northemanchovy  197,BE                                    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~42~,2(X0,277i AR, N       ~      91 298,337, N, Si
  Enarmubii mordax...................
Deepbody anchovy               niotfonntfudntfud
  Anchoa comrpressa282426
Slough anchovy     P     P    I    fud~o found                                                                              not foundx~
  Anchoa d/atita               264                                            284                                           2864
Cutthroat Irout                 53, 154,155,97, B                             149,:200,277,15S4,155,. AR                    1145,154,155,~337,429,~ A13 Si
  Or-corlwnchus clar/r/
Pink salmon                    not found                   riot found                                                       rar
  tjncodwynchus gooflrchs       151. 197. BE                                  277.323. AR                                   91. 337. BJ
Chum salmon                     20, 197, 364, 41 8, BE                        rare                                          193, 429, AB, BJ, H
  Oncorhynchus heta                                                           20. 228. 277. AR
Coho salmon                     151, 197, 364, 430, BE                        127, 200,228, 277, 323, 430, AR               91, 193, 337, 429, 430, AB, BJ
  Oncorhynchus kisuichr
Steelhead                       53, 197, 41 8, BE                             127,200, 228, 323, AR                         91,193, 337, 429, 8,1
  Oncorhwncltus myktiss
Sockeye salmon                  not foun d::                                  not folund                                    notfound.
  Oncarltvrchus nedrka          B                                              R
Chinook salmon                  197J,280,:364,430, BE.                        2028277,~280, 323, 4181,430, AR               91,193, 280, 337,429,430, AB, BJ
  Oncorfryrclrus Ishawylscha .. .....  .   . 
Surf smelt                      10,9,B                                         0418832% AR                                  9,9,9,3,HAB
  Hypomesua prel/oasus         .......  .. .. 
Longfin smelt                  rare                                            ar                                           91,193,337, AS, Si
  Soirdnchus thslelchnlws ,    197., BE.                                      200277. AR
Eulachon                        rare                                          200, 277, 323, AR                             rare
  Tlra/eichf/ryspac/fius       197. BE                                                                                      91. 193. 337. 429,84i
Pacifictomcod                   151,197, BE                                   1 49, 200, 323, 330, AR                       145, 330, H. B4
  Mkcrogados pomX/mus
Topsmeft                        151, 197,278, 347, BE                         200, 277, 323, 347, AR                        41,91,193,337, 347, 429, H, AB, 8J
  Alhefnncps affin/s
.Jacksmelh                     not found                                      not found                                     91, 145, 193, AB, BJ
  A/thertrwapis ca//fomign/ens  151.197. BE                                   149. 200. 277. AR
Threespine stickleback          197,427, BE                  I200, 277, 427, AR:                                            91, 193, 427, AB, 84
  Gaaternsteus acuifeatus
Striped bass                    197,~253, 278, BE:                            127. 200, 228, 253, 276, 277, 323, AR         91,193, 253, 276,.277, 337, 407, 409, 429
  Mororre saxablla 
Kelp bass                      not found                                      not found   I -I:not found
  Paralabrax cslatraftm         Is 15.197                                     149a200.277.323                               91.193. 337, Hi
Barred sand bass               no found.                                      not found                                     not found
  Para rlabrs nebulifer         151. 197                                      149. 200. 277.323                             91  9.337. 84
While seabass                  not found                                      not found                                     rare
 Atractoscbn (-Cynoackarn) nobi//a 151. 197                                   149. 200. 277. 323                            91. 193. 337. B4
White croakter                  not found                                     not found                                     rare
  Genywneius linealus           151. 197                                      149.200.277.323                               91. 193, 337. BJ
Shiner percht                   151, 197,446, BE                              42, 200, 277, 446, AR                         41, 91,193,337, H, AS, BJ
  Cymnatogasrer segregpats
Arrow gotry                     rare                                          rare                                          91,116. 182,193,337, H. AS
  C/evland/s Ala               197. BE                                        200.277. 323. AR
Pacific sand lance             197,298, 330, BE                               42,200,277, 298, 330, AR                      91,193,2298,330,337, HAB, 84
  Amnodlrfea hexapterus
Lingcod                        rare                                           116,149, 200.298,323, AR                      91,145,193, 337, AS, BJ, H
  COhiabbn bnolfw              197'.151S. BE
Pacific siaghorn sculpin        151,197,203,298, BE                           42,200,203,277,298, AR                        91, 145, 193, 203,337, H. AB, 84
  Leptocotrus aratarw
California halibut              not found                                     not found                                     not found:
  Pars hticys/w cal/lmincs,s   197                                            200                                           337
Diamond turbot                 not found                                      not found                                     not found
  Hypsonselasaourtura           119                                           119                                           119
English sol.                   38,197, 335, 442, BE                           38, 42,200,277,323,335,442, AR                38,91, 193,335,337,442, H, AB, 84
  Pleunmnecres, Verrjlw
Starry flounder                 151, 197,298, BE                              42,149, 200, 277, 298, 323, AR                91, 145, 193, 298, 337, 429, AS, 84
  P/aftchthys stelilaus
                                             Siuslaw River                                Umpqua River                                     Coos Bay
 Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 -240.
 Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -218.


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  CommonlScientific Name                         Rogue River                                    Klamath River                                  Humboldt Bay
 Blue mussel                      rare                                           nofon                           .              ..
   AMytiUS dults                 Al. SW                                          AU.98 C:...                                     ::>:
 Pacific oyster                   not found                                      n7: fondaV S~  1:316351,  75 42. :X CL
   Cr'asaostrea aoios            Altw. ...                                       Al. ... .l                             ..
 Horseneck or gaper clamt        not found                                       no  oud24; 24,210,351. 400, 440,4A41  X; CL  :
   Tresuscapax                   Al.                      BI.S :.....
 Pacific gaper                    not found                                      not'found                                      80293140ift   ~CLI
   Tiesus nurnali                A...                                            A.  S..C
 California jacknife clam         not found                                      not found                                       rare
   Tagelus cahfomianus           Al                                              AU. BS. CJ                                     271. 351
 Pacific littleneckt clam         not found                                      notfound                                       74,156, 317, 332,351, 400, X, CL
  Proltfhaca starninea          Al. BW                                          AU. BS. CJ
 Manila (Japanese) clam          not found                                       niot found                                     271. 332, 351, X, CL
   Venenwis jaoonica             Al                                              AU. BS. CJ
 Eastern soltshell clam           not found                                      notfound                                       351. 357, X, CL
   Mya aferiads                  Al. BW                                          AU. BS. CJ
 Geoduck                          notfolund                   .... ...n                                                          rar....
   Panctme abnvita                Al. 9W                                         A-   5 Cl                                      35. ::X:...............
 Bayshrimp                       rar:                      .are                                     ..,19 .1.1931,7
   Cranmon firsnowcormm            WA.95C
 Dungeness crab                  Al, SW                                          AD $   l                                         8,3,33,7..CM.CL
   Cancer maoister
 Leopard shaik                  rnot found                   rnot found
   Thiakis semiffasclata    S      W                                             A. 9.           .          .         .         1.,t,0,C
 White sturgeon                   BW                                             78,138, 415,416, AU, BS, Cj                    rare
  Acipenserfransmontanus                                                                                                        165.0D. CL
 Green sturgeon                  322, SW                                         78,138, 415.416, AU, BS, CJ                    1138, 165, 370, CL. D
  Acivensermedirosbia
 American shad                    322, 9W                                        78,138, 415,416, AU, BS, Ci                    rate
  Nlose sapidisima160.C
  Pcifca herrin                  322, SW                                         AU, BS, Cd                                     26, 116, 318, 319, 432, D, CB, CL
 Northemnanchovy                 322IR.W                ..9$ ...                                                      . .      . ..........704    Cf~L
   Eigiraulfis morder     x       :
 Deeptbody anchovy               ro  on                            *~.:    .  .ntfudro  on.
  Anchoa campressa              28                             . .. . :ri:d :: 64.
 Sloughanchovy                    riotfud..       ::                          .:  found  not                                        found
  Anchoa delicaljssima          264:                                            264t                                             .. ... 264;......
 Cutthroat trout                 .144, 154,158, 257I 322, 410,9BW                78, 98,AUl, 9,: Cl                              ar
   Oncorfrivchius clarki                                                                                                        165.: 0CHCL..
 Pink salmon                      rare                                           rare                                           not found
  Onicoftinchus go~tiusha       322. SW                                         78. AU. BS. Cd                                  165. 0. CL
 Chum salmon                      rare                                           rare                                           rare
   Oncodw~nchus keat              20.9BW                                         78. 415. 416. AU. BS. Ci                       165. 0. CH. CL
 Coho salmon                     257,322,408,430,9SW                             78, 415, 416, AU, BS, CJ                       138,165,271, 0, CHI, CL
   Oncorhifnchus kisutci
 Steelhead                        88. 120,233, 322, BW                           78,214,415,416, AU, BS, Cd                     25. 165,0D, CHI
   Cnico'hynchus m~*iss
 Sockeye salmon                   not found                                      not foun                    ..... f..n.
   Oncodwrchue neifia              W41. 41. A,9.                                                                                 .Cf.....
 Chinook salmon                  87,688,333.257,~ 280,333, 400, 9W:              78, 415, 416, AUj. 8S.0                         165, 271, M~ CIICL   .
   Oncodwynolchs ftahwytscha
 Surf samlt                                                                       U9.Jl1~,3,7,5,L
  Hypomeusupredasus            322SW.. ....9W                                                                                       6. 3,7,4   ,CC
 Longfin smell       .      .       toun                                         AU   8   l.....16i65, 339,t370,454,:.L, D
  Spiinrchus, thatlechrthys     322.9w
 Eulachon                        rare                                            138, AU, 9N, BS, Cd                            rare
   Thaieallshhs pacificus       322. 9W                                                                                        165. 454. D. CHI. CL
 Pacific tomood         S          W                       riotfound                                                            116,165,339,370,0D, ST, CHI, CL
  mictogedis aroximus                                                           AU. BS. Cj
 Topsarnlt                       not found                                       rare                                           67, 94,116,165, 370,0  D.ET, CL
  Attieuinrios affinisa          BW                                             AU. BS. Cd
 Jacksmelt                        not found                   riotfound                                                         67,116, 165, 370,0D. CH, CL
  Athenncosis calebifr'ensis     BW                                             AU. BS.COj
 Threespine stickleback          427, SW                                         427 AU, BS Cj                                  67, 165, 370, 427, 0, CL:
  Gasteroeteus aculeatus                                                                v
 Striped bass                    not found     Lrare:rr
                     Mororiesaxatita  8W                                      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~AlU. BS. CJ                       165. D. CHI CL:
 Kelp bass                        not found                   riot foundnofud
  Paralabrair ciethralus,        BW~                                            AU.  $.                                       n16
 Barred sand bass        r        not found                                      AU, BS, Cl oJon
  Pamfabmax rieb ulfter          9W                                no65un
 White seabass                    not found                                      AU, BS, Ci                                     rare
 Afracloscion f-Cyrioacohn) nobjlr  9W                                                                                          16150   I.C
        White croaker          ~~~~not found                                    not found                                      116, 165,271
  GenYonemus fineetua       S     W                                             AU. BS. Cd
 Shiner parch                    322. SW                                         AU, BS, Cd                                     12, 165, 339, 363,370, 0, CH, CL
  CYmetalaseragareaera
 Arrow goby                      not found                                       not found                                      116, 165,351, 370, D, CHI, CL
  Cleviandia thS                322.9SW                                         AU. BS. Cd
 Pacific sand lance              niot found                                      not founder                                    11 6, 16, 33O. 339,376, D. CII CL
  Ammodyea Ihemaptenus           3a2.SW                                         AIJ.13S.C
 Lingoad                         not found                                       notfound                    l1.6,6.3930 ,ieC
  COihiodon elangatus           322.9BW                                         ALL 8B. Cd
 Pacific staghorn sculpin        1160,203, 322, SW                               AU, 9$. Cj                                     67,11 I6, 165, 339, 351, 370, D, ST. CL
  Leptootwfu amaetus
California halibut               noWon                                           o found                                       not found~
  Perabcithhys celifornicus  S    W   ho foun  $   d16
 Diamond turbot                  not found                                       not found                                      not found
  HtYPacpeefftequltuilata        119                                            119                                            119
English sol          e          rare                                            rare                                           67, 267, 268, 339, 370, D, CH,. CL
  Pleuronectee Vetulu~s    S      W                                             AU. BS, Cd
Starry flounder                  144,322. 8W                                    AU, BS, Cd                                     67,116, 165, 339.351. 370, D, CHI, CL
  plefichthys stelletus
                                               Rogue River                                   Klamath River                                  Humboldt Bay
Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 - 240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 - 218B.


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 Commn/anScientific Name                       Eel River                               Tamales Bay                               Suisun I San Pablo Bays
Blue mussel31.:.1731.
     My aredulk 7t.                                                            ..C
Pacific oyster                  not found                                 27, 35,:36, 375,t or                      rare
  Crmoseorea okass                   7                                                                              281 CM
Horseneck or gaper clam        not found                 ....rare?.                                                 not found:
  Tmasus cansai                                                           1I38                                      168. 2C545t.CM.
Pacific gaper                  toftn                                       115rr
  Tasusu fluffall      .       .. . ...                                                                             451. CM::~
California jacknife clam        not found                                 not found                                 rare
  Tagellua cafibmianans        313. 270                                   128 188. 331                              128. 331. 451. CM
Pacific rittfeneck dam          not found                                 128,135,304,305,355                       rare
  Prototlrace sfsmnsne          313                                                                                 128.135. 205. 388. 481.CM
Manila (Japanese) clam          not found                                 57, 73,128,135                            57,205,451, 80, CM
  Venenvis isonica              313
Eastern softahell clam          313                                       128,135                                   126, 205, 281, 451, SO, CM
  Mya arenarie
Geoduck                         no foud  w    :wrare::                                                              noft fon
  Pencre abrwite                270. 31                                   18.38                                     C
Bay shrimp                      175,iz 218f91 l3a3                        175                                        0, 140,175  19& j358,8B.
  Cra noon franciscorum....
Dungeneasscrab                 313                                        309,445:                 60,83, 328, 4068 ,8,G
  Cancer maqisfer ........ 
Leopard shark                  riototild-                                 22,                                       109, 140,178,387, CA]
  Trialkis sernifasciafl7a33.                                 . .:
White sturgeon                  rare                                      rare                                      213 285, 314, 321, 393, L. CD
      cerisetrarrsrontanus      138. 8F. OR                               22
Green sturgeon                  rare                                      rare                                      213, 285,321. L, AX, CD
  Acbpensermedimtfris           138. EF. SR                               22
American shad                   48,270, 313                               rare                                      140, 207, 389, 391, 392, 394, AX, CD
  Algae sapidiasima                                                       22
Pacific herring                48, 270, 313,08B                           174,377,379,3830,381,401                  80, 140, 377, 379, 380, 381, 401, 435, B, CB
  Cl~ves pallasi
Northern anchovy               27,3322, 435:                                                      60,1 iS6, 1 40,195,254, 259, 435, 8
  Erngraulis mordax
Deepbodyanchovy                 notfon                                    notton                                    not found
  Anclros conigressa            26W2m24                                                                              0 140. 284
Slough anchovy                 ritfound:                                  not found                                 not foundato'..
  Auicioa cdetiarishna          284                                       2224:                                     80I 140 284
Cutthroat trout                27,33nKrot found~                                                                    not found
  Cncorhynchus, clarfri                                                   138. 274C                                 138. 274x::
Pit saslmon                     not found                                 not found                                 rare
  Oncorlrynchueoowbsscha        270. 313. SF                              22                                        80. 138.140
Chum saslmon                    313, BF                                   not found                                 rate
  Oncgrlwnclius kefa                                                      22                                        80. 138. 140
Coho salmon                     20, 4a,138, 313, BF                       22. 352, S                                rare
  Cncorhynchue ktsufch                                               60. 138.140
Steelhead                       48,106, 270, 313                          25, 352, 5                                138, 140, 259, 344, S. 8V
  Oncorlrynchua mnkkss
Sockeye salmon                  ntfudntfudrr
  Oncortiynchuseneika      . 138,313SF2,3                                                                           6.3.4
Chinook salmon                  48, 270 ~313,430,27FP22, 138, S:                                                    138,140,170,211,~259, 325, 344, 425, J, CD
  Oncoflwnchus fshawyfscha ...   ....  ... ...
 Surf smelt                      iï¿½                                         245                                       01025.3,
  Hypomeeuspadu ....io..
 Longfinamefft                  118,1          . .. ...4                                              .  .. rar      80 140.275, 321,:394 8, CD
  Spidnclhua fhaleichthys                                                 2
 Eulachon                        not found                                 not found                riot found
   Thaleichthwspacificus         270.313                                   22.264.292                                264.292
 Pacific tomacod                rate                                       22                                        rare
  Miicrogsdus prouimus          48.313                                                                              80. 140. 259. 435.8B
 Topmaelt                        313                                       22, 60,64,435               60, 259, B
  Athedrince aefbini
 Jackmalet                       not found                                 22, 23,79, 435                            80, 79,140, 435, B
  Atheflrrpsis rcaliforniensis  313
 Threeapine afickleback          483113427.:. :                            22:                                       275, 427; 435,8

              Str~~~~~ed bass   rare                                      22~~~~~~~....                             59, 62,121,1l40.321,34.5,348, 362,413,414, AX, CD
  Moroneaali4833
 Kelp bass                      notJound                                   not found                                 not found
  Peralabraxclahrafrsr~    6     1                                        20. 140.89
 Barred sand bass               notfudnt found                                                                       not found
  Paralabrax nebuuifer          313:                                      22~ SO:140. 435.B
 White seabsas        s          not found                                 rare                                      15, 60, 140, 259, 435,8B
  Atracroscion (-Cynosckmn) nobilis 313                                    22
 White croaker                   not found                                 22                                        60,115,140,157, 259, 435,8B
   Geryonemus linea rue          313
 Shinerperch                     12, 313, 383                              22,23,353, 354                            17, 60, 140, 259, B
   Cyrnlo gastereaggregate
 Arrow goby                      notifound                                 22, 80, 311, 435                          60,115, 311, 435,8B
   Clevianieff ice               an
 Pacific sand lance             jrare                                      115, 435                          .       15,I,115,140, 259,435, 8
   Amnmodylea hexapterus         313s
 Ungood                         not found::                                22,435:                  60,140,259,435,8B

 Pacific ataghorn sculpin       118,253,313~                               22. 20                                    6 0, 140,203,435,8B
   Leptocotftm errnatrm
 Califoriaishalibut             tnotfound~                                 22, 435                                   115, 435,8
   Pataskhthwa caliomnioue     313:
 Diamond turbot                  not found                                 22,435                                    114,140, 414, 435,8B
   Hypsonseef raqutrujara        119
 Engiish sole                   267,268,313                                22,435                                    80,140,435, 8
   Pleuronectee wlulke
 Starry flounder                 116, 313                                  22,435                                    80,140, 321, 435, 8
   Plarichthys srellaftw
                                                Eel River                              Tamales Say                                 Central San Francisco/
                                                                                                                                 Suisun I San Pablo Bays
 Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 -240.
 Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 2116- 21 8.

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  CommorlScientific Name                 South San Francisco Bay                             Elkhorn Slough                                   Marro Bay
Blue mussel                     1688; 05 451, CM                              1688,179,289..                                 179, 244:::x::.
      My  /sedais
Pacific oyster                  raerr                                                                                        1324
  Crassostea aias               2521M4.1
Horsenedkrorgaper clamn         not found                                     no founld.                                     nodt found
  Tirearacapax                  18&.:205.41C                    A4.8                                                    4::      24
Pacific gaper                   rare     .                                    8.8128......
  TrsswnaltraN                  205,49t1CIA.....M ..
California jacknife clam        not found                                      rare                                          81, 244, R
  Taqekin caliomnianc           128. 331. 451. CM                             113.289.378
Pacific littleneck clam         rare                                          49,113, 355, 378, CB                           153,244,304,355
  Pmtoflhaca staminea           128.135. 205. 355. 451. CM
Manila (Japanese) clam     5     7,128, 205,451, SC, CM                        113,128,289,378, CB                           not found
  Venerw14is japonica                                                                                                        128.244
Eastern sofishell clam          126,205,281, 451, BC, CM                       113,289,378                                   rare
  Mm' arenarfis                                                                                                              244. R
Geoduck             .            o .ou.                     .....                                 ..3 .... f .....
  Panoe abnupfa                 CMX 4..4....... .:7......<: . ..
Bay shrimp                      80, 175, 21 0, 0, ER                          no fon-.                                       nto
  Ciarqanoo Imncisconu,m                                   .....         .:::.~ 28.:.2..
Dungenesa crab                  SQB8485   P, C                         .:: 7  ae                                             3   5 
  Cancer macister                                                             5811, 0::.: 
Leopard shark                   1971.09. 17C                              ............~                                      10  12
  Tdakis semila sciata
White sturgeon         i    s    , 285. L, BP                                 rare                                           not found
  Acbensertransmontanus                                                       58. 221. 274. L                                125. 244
 Greensturgedfonri              15, 265. BP                                   not found                                      not found
                     Acimnsermed,~~~~~ostns ,   ~ ~49. 58. 221. 274                                                          125. 244
American shad                   15, 207,362, BP                               rare                                           not found
  Aosea sapkldsima                                                            221. 0                                         187.244
Pacific herring                 80, 117, 377, 379, 380, 381,401, 435,0S, CB   29. 58,110, 307, 377                           34,187
  Clupsapallasi
Northern anchovy               .15,0 tOIS,:254,4a5i~,9,01     ...     I       2,5IlAL0                  .:;:1518
  En-arauils monclax 
Deepbodyanchavy                 n7fon                         . . ::::3:~::.:...nbfin.                    :21824
  Anoao compreasa             15.80 28.2126...:
Slough anchovy                  noround..                                     no  on.:                                    7..  :.  o  on
  Anchoa lelkcatissima          15. 80. 26                                    58. 221 264:                                   1251 187" 264':~
Cunthrost trout                 ntfound                                       not found                                      not found
  Onoor/rynohus o/an*i         13.27                                             ,7                                           3.2...
Pirktaslmon                     notfound                                      not found                                      not found
  Onicor/yno/r agotbwcha        15.860                                        58. 221                                       34.125. 187. 208. 244
Chum salmon                     not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Oncorhynohwsketa              15.60                                         58. 138.221                                    34. 125. 187. 208. 244
Coho salmon                     rare                                          not found                                      not found
  Oncor/rynchuskicaucr     IS.860.138                                         58. 138.220.221                                34.125. 187. 208. 244
Sleelhead                       rare                                          not found                                     rare
  Oncorvlno/rta mntdcs    is.60.0B. By                                       58.220.221                                     25.352. AN. BK
Sockeye salmon                  rare::                                        Cot f1ound.                        :           not found~.
  Onoor/rynchta netia           15. 80.13&::                                  581x22.2                                      34.125. 187.20844:;:::
Chinook salmon                  15, 138 .1425; J, CO~                         nofon                                          not4 fon
  Oncodwnohws ts/awflso/a                                                     58 138. 220.~221:                             34 125.157 208 244:
surf smnelt                     15435. 8 SIP~i   .     .     .    .    .        R                                            notfoundi
  Hypnomesuspredoasus                                                         16     110.0-                                  34,:N:.12.8.90.24..
Longfin smallt                  15,17.80,i 5, OPnt on                                                                        not found
  soiino/abs i/abiGc/rf/ys                                                    5 . 20L28. 0                                   34 125. 18  208. 244 ~. 264. AN
Eulachon                        not found                                     not found                                      not found
  Tha/ebcth/ys nacfficts       292.294                                        264.292                                       2634.292
Pacific tormond                 rare                                          rate                                           rare
  Micomoaduls armxims           15. 435.0S. BP                                58.220. 221. 0                                 34.125. 187. 208.244
Topsmelt            6            0, 435,08, BP                                58,110, 224, 434, 0, AL                        34,125, 187, 435
  A/h edncps a/tints
Jacksaelt            6           0, 79, 435,8B                                 18, 79,110, 324, 435, 0, AL                   34, 79,125,187, 208,244, 435, AN. BK<
  AI/hednopsis ca/Iforniensis
Threespine stickletback         15,435,450, B                                 18,58,209,435,0                                187,244, AN
  Gasterosteue aculalusalaa
Striped bass                    15,6132 MAXCD~                               nooudnot foun
 Kelpn bas          s i/aand                    S8.220. 221. 0                                                               1:I87. 244. AN,
                   Kelpbsss   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~notfon                        nfound:                                        not found
  Paralabmoaurcahiaus           1560. 362-                                    58. 220. 221. 0                                1 87.244. AN
Barred sand bass                notfound                                      not found                                     noioundO
  Paralabraxnebulffer           15.80210.362. 439,0                           8820. 221:0:                                    8724  AN;
White seabass                   rare                                          not found                                     rare
 Atrac/oscomn (-Clinosclon) nobfis is.80o. 115. Sp                            58. 220. 221.0                                 153. 187.244. AN
White croaker                   15,860,115,157,435,08, SP                     58, 209, 236, 0, AL                            34,153, 187, 208, 236, 244
  Qenyonemus, fineatas
Shiner perch                    15, 17,860, 435, B.SP                         14,18,28.58.209, 0                             125, 187, AN
  Cvomafooasteragqreoara
Arrow goby                      80, 311, 435, SP                              18, 28,47,58,311, 435, AL, 0                   47,125,187, 311, AN
  Clevlandria ins,
Pacific sand lance              rare                                          Sa 50, AL                                      rr
  Ammnodytes hexwterws          15.210.435. 0.0SP                                                                            34.125.1181
Lingcod                         rare:                                         rared                                          ram]
  Oprna/mdn elonastw            15. 435.0 aOP           g           o          8283.0                                       34.125. 187.244. AN
Pacific staghornsculpin    Is,so, 203, 435, BBP            l      e      .     ,28,58,203, 209, 0, AL                       125,187,203
  Leptoaottus annatte
California halibut              43S,0, SP10229511450121845
  Pam cht/rys oa/i/omnicas                                                     0  8  9511,450I21745
Diamond turbot                  15, 11 4,140, 435,8S, BP                      10, 58, 209, 435,0                            34,125,187, 435, AN
  Hwsooaeftsaouf/ultat
English sale                    15, 80, 210, 299, 435, B, BP                  1B, 28, 29, 58,0                              34, 125, 187, AN
  Pleuroneores vetalua
Starry flounder                 15,80, 435,0B, SP                             10,18,28,29,58,0                               34,125, 187, AN

                                        South, San Francisco Bay                           Elkhorn Slough                                    Morro Bay

Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 - 240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -218S.


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 CommonlScientific Name                      Santa Monica Say                                   San Pedro Bay                                Alamitos Bay
Blue mussel                     37,F~AW          .a 17,7.FA                                                                       8 72, 327, SU
  U1161he eduli
Pacific oyster                  nfonntoudnot found 
         Craaaoar~ea qflas     128  W. 37428.173. 371:12
Hlorsenedc at gaper clam        notfupd                                          no-on rA                                           t Found
  Trreacs capax                128.371."                                         128.173. 37                                      123. EU:
Pacific gaper                   ralre..... 81, 28 173.3WI                                                                         rarex
  Treaw nuffaif                 128::371                                                                                           l
Californila ackrif~eclamn       128, 371, AW                                     173, 371, AW, EU                                 AW, EU, BY
  Thoelum calitomianrtm
Pacific littleneck clam         304, 305, 355, 371, AW                           173, 304,355, 371, AW                            329,355, AW, EU
  Protothraca atamnines
Manila (Japanese) clam          not found                                        not found                                        not found
  Venerrvisjarronica            128. 371                                         128. 173.371                                     128. EU
Eastern softshell clam          not found                                        not found                                        niot found
  M~ya arenaMf                  128. 371                                         128. 173. 371                                    128
Geoduck                         nakofoun  .:Xrare.: *: .:.ntfund&:
  Panope abrupta        .        2                 ..8 18:.... ...                                                                16.3.
Bay shrimp                      no found:::: notfound :::                                                    r          i         not found
  Cranqon trraricicoirm         37:7331                                                                                            2
Dungeness crab                  not found                                        not found                                        no tun
  Cancer raqisrer                49... .                                                          .                                4
Leopard shark                   .1Z27CC186,I,1992C                                                                                tr
  Tulakis sonrlasciata                                                     .                                                        .. .. ...   .....7.212. A ANx
White sturgeon         r        iot found                                        not found                                        not found
  Acbvensertfransmnonianum      122. 237. CC                                     8. 68. 123.189.192. CC                           7
Green sturgeon         r    a    t found                                         not found                                        not found
  Acipernerrcedirrostr          122. 185.237. CC                 S. 66. 123. 189.192. CC                                          7.212
American shad          R         lare                                            rare                       riot found
  Afoaa sapklissimra            6. 122.185. 274. CC               S.8S. 66. 123. 189. 192.274                                     7
Pacific herring                 rare                                             rare                                             not found
  Clupea pal~lasi               377                                              377                        7.212. 377
Northamnanchovy                 6,8a 45,48196,226, 237, 388, TCC         x       6,8,4546,8  196,388,T, COC                       6;7,45,46,.388, AAN
  Erngraulia iordlar
Deep~body anchovy               rae: : . ->.>. -   ....  588,  92237,371,388    :. .*                                                17, A, AN
  A richoa comrpf ssa           237. CC~
Slough anchovy                  not found                                        rare                                            .7 178, A,: AN
  Arnchoa ctricarisahna,        237. co:                                         & 1 92.230. 237. 371. CC
Cutthroat trout                 nofon                                            notfon                                           nfound
  Cricorhyr'rchtm cianki        138. 274:                                        138274~                                          138.274
Pink salmon                     not found                                        not found                                        not found
  Orncorhyrychusmgorbwtcha      5.185. 237. 373. AN                              5.6. 185.185.189.237                             7. A. AN
Chum salmon                     not found                                        not found                                        notifound
  Oticorlrvncjrm kera           5.1i85. 237- 373- AN                             5.6- 185. 189. 237               7.A. AN
Coho salmon           r         iot found                                        not found                                        not found
  Oncorlrynchuskksutch     S     . 185. 237. 373. AN                             5.8 1185.237                                     7. A.AN
Sleelhead                       not found                                        not found                                        not found
  Crncorhyrrchis rrr}*b         25.138. 274                                      25.138. 274                                      25. 138. 274
Sockeye salmon                  notfonnot found                                                                                   nt found 
  COncoritynchus neika          5.1527   7.A                                     .6  8.277.:A.AN:
Chinook salmon         M        rarsrr                                                                                            not found
  Cncorlrynchus fohawyfacha     5.9. 38.185.:237. 373:                           5.. S9~ 138.188 237                              7. A. AN::
Surf smeft                      not found                                        not found                    hot foun
  Hwroinmesuretisaw            5.185.27.37                     as.8.8  I189.2371                                                 328
Longf in smelt                  no found                                      xnot found;..                                       not found
  Sickirrchrum rhaleichfiths    185s 2641526   7                                                                                  264. 274~
Eulachon                        notfound                                         not found                    riot found
   Thafeichrhrrs naciffcws       264                                              284                                              254
Pacific tomcod                  not found                                        notifound                                        not found
  Mkcrogaduspioxnxl s           185. 264                                         18S. 264                                         284
Topsmelt                        6, 123, 371, 372, CC                             5,8,.123, AN, CC                                 7,231, 232, A, AN
  Afherfropa atfinks
Jacksmell                       6, 79, 123, 371, 372, CO                         79,123, 185,192, AN, CO                          nottfound
  Alheiatrrrxrak calffonniensis                                                                                                   7 189- A AN
Threespine stickloback          notfound:::                                      notfound':                                       not found
  Gaareroslews aculeatta        18.At85. AN. CC                                                                                   7. 189. A. AN
Slriped bass                    notfound                                         notfound                                         not found
  Morone saxatffia              188 :AN                                          185. AN. CC                                      7- 189. A.AN
 Kelp bass                       8,55,612,12Z 123, 225, 286,3Z65.:373, 455. T.CC, 55,185,192, 315, 365, 371, 388, 455, AN, CO    Mrsr
  Paralabrax ctathraftis                                                              .~                                          7189.  A AN
 Barred sand bass               az2.I122,123, 135, 225, T, All. CC;               123, 135,1I73,192, 225. AN, CO                   7,212, 231. 232, A. AN
   Paralabrax nebuLifer
 White seabass                   135, 273, 382, T, CC         S         .         8,88185, 189, AN, CC                             not found
 Alracroacion (-Cynoacion) nobilis                                                                                                7. 328. A- AN
 White croaker                   62, 89,122,157, 236, T, AH, CC         S          , 173,189, 192, 2383, 237, 306, 371, 388, AN, CC    7,236, A, AN
   Gernyonenus linreakas
 Shiner parch                    122, 185, 373, 371. 386, 387. T, AH. CC  S . ,66, 192, 373.3866.387, 388. CO                      7, A, AN
   CYmatooasterapgre-cara
 Arrow goby                      rare                     S.  8173.186, 231, 232, 371, CO                                          7, 231, 232, 240, A. AN
   Clevlandia los                62.122. 371. CC
 Pacific sand lance              not found:                                       not-found                                        not found
   Amrmoc~es hexaplrferr         185.188.AN                                       -185. AN CC                                 -    7. A- AN
 Lingcod                         rare~                                            rare , -                                         not found
   Cphrbdan olongaafl;           62.122.123.283]                                  121 189.263                                      7. A. AN
 Pacific staghorn aculpin        rare                      fare                                                                    7,231, 232, 405, A, AN
   Leprocotrra arrratum          122. 203- 373.7.~ CC                             8I189. T. CO
 California haibtu              2. 62.122,~1867,230, 435,7T. CC                  8,8 6,167,189,192, 230, 373,387, 388, CC         7,167, A
   paralizrhmys califlornicua
 Diamond turbot                 62, 122, 222, 373, 371, T, CO      S       .       ,189, 192,222, 387, 388, CC                     7,222, A
   Hypsopasets autrulats
 Engrish sole                    2,52,62, 122,206, 373,7T. CC                     8, 173, 231, 232, 371, 387, 388, T. CC           rare
   Pleurmnectes varukus                                                                                                            7.A
 Starry flounder                 not found                                        8, 185, 387, 388, CC                             not found
   Pfatichtlrw steifatus         62.122. 185. 373                                                                                  7.A
                                              Santa Monica Bay                                   San Pedro Bay                               Alamitos Bay
Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 - 240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -218.


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CommorVScientific Name                           Anaheim Bay                                     Newport Bay                                     Mission Bay
 Blue mussel           a           6,7,2.2,I                                     168,272,327  MY           '          .
 Pacific oyster                    iotfound:                                     nofu.                            . . ... .      rbton
   Crassostrea gigas             128                                             18.  .   .                                      1.:......
 Horseneck or gaperoclamr         nofotnd:                                       notfound:ro found;
   Tresis waax                   329. EU,                                        34839. BY                                      69.99.128,.8
 Pacific gaper                   rare:                                           rar                                             rare. 
   Treas s nuts/i;               as.B                                             4.38  u  ''8.9 82:
 California jacknife clanm        329, AN, SU                                    348, 348, AW, BY                69, AW
   Tagseun cabliomianus
 Pacific littleneck clam          329, 355, AW, SU                               348,349, AW, BY                                 69, 99,282
   Profolhaca ataminea
 Manila (Japanese) clam           not found                                      not found                                       not found
   Venenpiajaponica              128                                             128.348. 349. BY                69.99. 128. 282
 Eastern softahell clami          not found                                      not found                                       not found
   Mya amnafla                   128                                             128                                             128
 Geoduck                          ro  on                                          ofudntfud
   Pancope abrwta                82... -378:  I                                  38.                                            6*. 282,
 Bay shrimp                       rio. found   .     .    .    . . . . ..d                                   .o on
   Crangon hrancisconsn          329.376                                                                                        28
 Dungeness crab                  ritfon0ot funo                                                                                 riot. fou~nd .....
   Cancer magisfer        .        4                 ...                         -4 142                                                     4......
 Leopard shark                   rar                                      .  .a.e..                                         *.  rare14:
   Triakiaasenmffasclta    .       1                                             Sve. ... .:.282                                              :::::
 White sturgeon                  riot found                                      not found                                      not found
   Acr)penerfranamorrsnus        212. 223                                        3. 190                                          69. 282
 Green sturgeon                  not found                                       not found
   Ac~nseormedkoshuk              212. 223                                       3. 190                                          not found
 American shad                    not found                                      not found                                       not found
   A/osa aapicdaarnrs             212.223                                        3. 21. 190. A. AN               69.282
 Pacific herring                 not found                                       rare                                           rare
   Clupea pallasi                 212. 223. 376. 377. A. AN                      3. 21. 190. 377. A. AN                         89. 282. 377.2Z AC. AY. BL
-Norihern anchovy                 ioï¿½, 212,231,232,A AN421, 111,190, 443, AAN:::                                                50,25R,28389
   Engra u//a mordax                     7
 Despbody anchovy         0       os, 212,231, 232, A, AN                        3,,7,1043      N28,L
   A4nc/roa comprassa                                                                  7,1043,A
 Sicugh anchovy               M            T           :                . .    317   190; 443 AAN                              B8291;
   Anc/toa delicafiaaima          102. 2I2.231.232 A. AN       : .
 Cutthroat trout                  not-fowicd                                     ri..: ~    ot found,.                          noXon
   Oncorhync/rua c/atki          138. 274                    IS 2. .4    .                               138.274                1a .27
 Pink salmon                      not found                                      not found                                      not found
   Oncorlrynchus gortruscha       102. 212. 231. 232. A. AN                      3. 4. 1 90. A. AN                              89.282. AM
 Chum salmon                      not found                                      not found                                      not found
   Oncorftynchrsa ks/a            102. 212. 231.232ï¿½ A. AN                       3. 4. 190. A. AN                               69. 282. AM
 Coho salmon                      not found                                      not found                                      not found
   Orncolbym/ua kisutc/r          102. 212. A. AN                                3. 4.190. A. AN                                69.282. AM
 St~elhea                         not found                   niot found                                                        not found
   Oncodynchus inytas            25.138.274                                      25.138.274                                      25.138. 274
 Sockeye salmon                  riotfound o&on                                                                                  itfud
   Onewrfynchus nerka            102m 21ï¿½ A.And:10   .i4922A
 Chinook salmon                   not found:                                     not found                                      rio Joun
   Oncodtynchusnshawyrscha        102.21ï¿½~A:                                     3..4. 190. A AN:8,8....-
                    Surf smeft  nof found                                      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~notfound-                       not found
                                             10ï¿½212.A~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 34. 19W. XAN5  69                                                         -28I2.
 Longfin smelt                   no fun                                           ot found:                                     no At found.....
   Su/linchws thaleichfthys       264.W2426O7424.7
 Eulachon                        not found                    riot found                                                        notfound
   Thae loichhys pacificus       2654                                            264                                            264
 Pacific tomcod                  not found                                       not found                                      not found
   Micmagadlun proximua          264                                             264                                            264
 Topsmelt                         137, 212, 231,232,347, A, AN                   3, 4,137, 190, 347, 443, A, AN                 69,282,347, AC, AM, AtY, Z
   Afhernbops affinal
 Jaclusmelt                       not found                                      rare                                           79, 282, 7, AC, AY?
  A/hernncpsis cakfarrntensk     1SS. 212ï¿½ A. AN                                4. A. AN
 Threesine stickleback            riot found-.                                  'not found                                      not found
   Gasfemos/eus actu/es/ta       188.212.A  An                                    .A A                                           8.  A.A
 Striped bass                     rare,  Mrar,922   C
   Mcronasaxa/iI/               212.:320.AAN:                                   21 191A. AN
 Kelp bass                       rar                                             re69282, ZAO AM AY
  Pars labraxrclathratsru        102.;21ï¿½ A.                                    2 4. 2t.- 190443. AMA
 Barred sand bass                2,12,231,232, A                                 3, 21, 190,443, A, AN692,827ACAA'
  Paralabraw rreutrufer                                                                                                        6,2622ZAAA
 White seabasa,                   rare                                           rare                                           rare
 Arracr-onr (-Cyrnosrsion) -b/ils 102. 212. 231.232ï¿½ A. AN                     3. 4.21.190.443. A. AN                         89. 216. 282. Z AC.A
 White croaker                   102, 212, 231, 232, 236, A, AN                  3, 4,21,190,236, 443, A, AN                    69, 236, 255, 282. 439, AG
  Genyonernus /ineafce
 Shiner perch                    293, A                                          3, 4, 21, 190, A. AN                           69,282,7Z, AC, AY?, Z
   Cymagi gaster aggregafa
 Arrow goby                      231, 232, 240, A                                4. 111, 443, A                                 47,282, 311, 369, Z, AC, AY?
   C/ev/arndia iso
 Pacific sand lance              not found                                       nof riou 101                                   not found
  Ammodytea hexapsrua            102.21ï¿½231A.23ï¿½AN                   A42.19  44                    AN                          212.Z AC. AY~
 Lingeod                         riot found i:not foundV                                                                        not found
  Ophiobdin alngatus            102.21ï¿½231 .232. A.A                            3.4.211 190.4431 AAN                      .    28ï¿½.Z. AO. Ay
 Pacific slaghorn sculpin        231.232. 405, A                 Mare                                                           282. , ZAC, AY?
  Lepfocfwatts marus       I     .  3 .C .                                         1190.443~ A AN
Califomlia hatibut              '167,231,23                   M                 3. 4,21, 19'0,443, A, AN                       2625221   C   M   '
  Para//chlhys cs/dorrscun                                                                                                       1,25  8, .AAA
 Diamond turbot                  231, 232, 222, A                                4, 190, 443, A, AN                             69,255, 282,7, AC, A'?
  Hypsopse/ta guffulata
 English sole                    rare                                            rare                                           rare
  P/eumonecfee va/u/u            102. 212ï¿½ A                                    4. A. AN                                       89.282. 7 AG. AY?
Starry flounder                  not found                                    .not found                                       not found
  Pfatic/rthys ste//a/us         102. 212. A                                    4. 190. A. AN                                  69.28ï¿½2. 7AC. AY?
                                                Anaheim Bay                                    Newport Bay                                     Mission Bay

Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix S. References, pp. 219 -240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 -218.


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Common/Scientific Name                           San Diego Bay                                     Tijuana Estuary
Blue mussel                    50AW456, fiM

Pacific oysternofordnofud
  Crassosfrea case       .       1                  ..128...
Horseneck or gaper clam        not found:....... not found:
  Treas ms                     SO.a -129-4 29.130.41342 ~.'343. ACK~ BA" 1 28R. 284.456. SM
Pacific gaper                  mr                                                      tr
  Treats nutWfs                5(0.130z.341.34'.343, AC'' 24.456. BM
California jacknife clanm      258, AC, AW                                            284, 456, SM
  Tsoelrus califermianus
Pacific littleneck clam        50, 129, 130,341, 342,343, AC, BA                      284, 456, SIM
  Prrorohaca stamirrIea
Manila (Japanese) clam          not found                                              not found
  Veneruvis/lwonica            50. 128.129.130. 341. 342. 343. AG, BA                 128. 284. 456. BM
Eastern softahell clam         not found                                               not found
  Mrs arenaria                  128                                                    128
Geoduck                        not:1found.'                     riot found:
  Panone abinfta                50                                                      5
Bay shrimpnofonntfud
  Crsnron frsnciscowrrr         30129:130. AC                                         284.450. OM:
Dunrgeness crab                no..found.not found:
  Cancer msoisfer              142:..                                                -142.284 450BIN
Leopard sharkmr.nofud
  Tdlakis semnifasciafa        129,:130.23.5.341.3'42::343:-..285.45
White sturgeon                  not found                                              not found
  Acbpenser transmontsntus      129.130. 235. 341. 342. 343                            456
Greensturgeon                   notfournd                                              not found
  Acipereerrredkosfrk          SO.129. 130. 235. 341. 342. 343                         456
American shad                   not found                      riot found
  Alesa sapk/es/ma             50.129. 130.235.341.342.343                            456
Pacific herring                rare                                                   not found
  Cfripes capalas              50. 377. AG                                            456. BM
Northern anchovy               50,1A29, 130,255, 25   41, ~342,3$43, AC      .        283, 456,B*SM
  Enrxaulia mordax
Deepbodyanchovy                 JA83     256,25.3.41,342,~343:AC:                      rareo
  Anchoa conroressa                                                                   283. 456. SM
Slough anchovy                  1,1025283,424,ACrare
  Anchros deficaf issims                                           .                  283.456, SM:
Cutthroat trout                 no found                                               no fun
  Oncortrrnchus c/arki         138. 274:                       I138. 274
Pink salmon                    not found                                               notifound
  COncothyrnchts coo.&echs     129. 130. 183. 235. 302. 341. 342. 343                 283. 456. SM
Chum salmon                     not found                                              rot found
  Oncorhfync/rus keta          129. 130. 183. 235. 302. 341.342. 343                  283. 456. BM
Coho salmon                    notfound                         rotlfound
  Oncodrrrchrs kisutch        129.130. 183.235.302.341.342.343                       283. 456. BM
Steelhead                       not found                                              notlfound
  ar7coflwnc/rc mknlia         25. 138. 274                                           '25.138. 274.
Sockeye salmon                  Iot fIrDU                                             not found
  Oncofrrnc/rue necks          129.430. isa 235.302. 341.342.343::                    283. 456S
Chinook salmon                 not found'    .    ..                                   lo fund'
  Oncoerrnchue fth/awvfac/a    12M.13.183.235.302.341.3~:42.34 M::        I71    283.456. SM:
Surf smeft                      nofoound:                                              not found:
  Hynomeare pre/Absus          12./013253231 32.34                             .      283.~ 456 SOM
Longfin smelt                  not found:                                             not found: 
  Spt/inchus /halek'/rfha      26,24264.274:
Eulachon                        not found                                              not found
  Ths/ecthr/ya cralficue       264                                                    264
Paciic tomcod                   not found                                              not found
  Mkcrooadus ctoasnts          284                           264
Topsmelt                        129,130,183, 347, 341, 342, 343, AC                    283,284,458, SM
  Athefinmsp aff/nis
Jacksnmelt                     50, 79,129,130, 235, AC                                 not found
  Athereunoa/is ca/ffom/eios s                                                        283. 284. 456. SM
Threespine altickleback        not found                                           . ntfound
  Gaslaros/tus acu/eafrin      50.1 29.130.23M5.AC                                    293, 284. 456. SM
Striped bass                    not founldnot found
  Ubomne sas/ad&                50A129. 130. 236.31.1342.343. AC                      283. 284. 456. SM
Kelp bass                      mmV        ~      .       .      .      .            : rare.
  Pam/slabraclsrrafhrat        1129. 130. 183. 255.256. 341. 342,3435 AC              28S. 284, 436. OM
 Barred sand bass               12, 130,183,235,255, 256. 302, 3411,342, 343, AG       rare
  Para/sbrss nebuhfer                               ~::283. 284.444. 456.M
White seabass                  rare                                                    rare
 Atracroacion (-Crnoackin) nobf/i 129. 130. 183. 235. 255. 256. AC. SM                 283. 284. 458. SM
While croaker                   129, 130, 235, 236, 244, 2SS, 256, 341, 342, AC        283, 284, 456, SM
  Genronemas lines/La
 Shirnerperch                   129,130,183, 341, 342, 343, AC                         rare
   Cyrnarsooas/er aooreosfs                                                            283. 284. 456. SM
 Arrow goby                     47,129, 130,183, 255, 256, 282, 311, 341, 342, 343, AC   283, 284, SM
   C/evr/and/a Jos
 Pacific sand lance             not found                                              not found
  Ammodvfes axanerusvn          129.130~ 183 2655256    341.4. 343. AC                 283. 284. 458. BM
 Lingcod                                                                               nofound
   Cb/ladrtcteban-car           129.  0130 13 2655256 341. 342. 343. AC                283.2B4; 458. BM
 Pacific staghorn aculpin       129A 130,1183,255. 256, 341,342, 343, AC               283, 284, 455, OM
   Leofocoffus annalus
 California halibut             129,130,183,2.16,235, 255,256, 302, 341,.342, 343, AG   283, 2S4,455, BM
   Pars//c/h/nra ca/fofrn/cus   343. AC
 Diamond turbot                 129, 130, 183, 255, 256, 302, 341, 342, 343, AC        283, 284,456, SM
   Hensooseffa out/u/a/s
 Englisht sol        e           not found                                             not found
   Pleumonectes, vefr/ce        129. 130. 183. 255. 256. 302. 341. 342. 343            283. 284.456. SM
 Starry flounder                 not found                       riot found
  P/s/ic/rIhnr sarelefts        129. 130.183. 255.256. 302. 341. 342. 343. AG         283. 284. 456. SM
                                               Sen Diego Bay                                     Tijuana Estuary

Numbers correspond to references listed in Appendix 5, References, pp. 219 - 240.
Letters correspond to individuals listed in Appendix 4, Personal Communications, pp. 216 - 218.


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Letter
Code*      Name                Affiliation
A          Allen, L.           California State University, Northridge, CA.
B          Armor, C.           California Department of Fish and Game, Stockton, CA.
C          Armstrong, D.       University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
D          Barnhart, R.        U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Coop. Fish. Research Unit, Arcata, CA.
E          Baumgarner, R.    Washington Department of Fisheries, Brennon, WA.
F          Bay, S.             Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, Longbeach, CA.
G          Beidler, W.         Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Newport, OR.
H          Bottom, D.          Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Corvallis, OR.
I          Boyd, M             Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA.
J           Brandis, P.        U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Stockton, CA.
K          Brawn, K.           Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Tillamook, OR
L          Brennon, J.         Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, Moss Landing, CA.
M           Brix, R.           Washington Department of Fisheries, Montesano,WA.
N          Butler, J.          Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Newport, OR.
O          Cailliet, G.        Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, Moss Landing, CA.
P          Chapman, J.         Hatfield Marine Science Center, Newport, OR.
0          Chung, A.           Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR.
R          Clogston, F.        California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA.
S          Cox, W.             California Department of Fish and Game, Sebistopol, CA.
T          Cross, J.           Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, Long Beach, CA.
U          Culver, B           Washington Department of Fisheries, Montesano, WA.
V           Dawley, E.         National Marine Fisheries Service, Hammond, OR.
W           DeBen, W.          U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Newport, OR.
X           DeMartini, J.      Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA.
Y           Dinnel, P.         University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
Z           Donaho, C.         Sea World Res. Institute, San Diego, CA.
AA          Emmett, R.         National Marine Fisheries Service, Hammond, OR.
AB          Fisher, J.         Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR.
AC          Ford, R.           San Diego State University, San Diego, CA.
AD         Fresh, K.           Washington Department of Fisheries, Olympia, WA.
AE          Freymond, W.       Washington Department of Game, Olympia, WA.
AF         Gilbreath, L.       National Marine Fisheries Service, North Bonneville, WA.
AG         Galbreath, J.       Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Clackamas, OR.
AH         Garrahan, P.        Occidental College, Vantuna Research Group, Los Angeles, CA.
* Letter code corresponds to Appendix 3, Table of References and Personal Communications, pp. 205-215.
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                                                        Appendix 4 (continued). Personal Communications
Letter
Code*       Name                Affiliation
Al          Gaumer, T.          Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Newport, OR.
AJ          Goodwin, L.         Washington Department of Fisheries, Brennon, WA.
AK          Gerstung, E.        California Department of Fish and Game, Rancho Cordova, CA.
AL          Hayden, W.          Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, Moss Landing, CA.
AM          Hoffman, R.         National Marine Fisheries Service, Terminal Island, CA.
AN          Horn, M.            California'State University, Fullerton, CA.
AO          Horton, H.          Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR.
AP          Hueckel, G.         Washington Department of Fisheries, Olympia, WA.
AQ          Hurlburt E.         Washington Department of Fisheries, Olympia, WA.
AR          Johnson, J.         Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Reedsport, OR.
AS          Johnston, J.        Washington Department of Game, Bellingham, WA.
AT          King, S.            Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Clackamas, OR.
AU          Kisanuki, T.        U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Arcata, CA.
AV          Knispel, W.         Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Seaside, OR.
AW          Knaggs, E.          California Department of Fish and Game, Sacramento, CA.
AX          Kohlhorst, D.       California Department of Fish and Game, Stockton, CA.
AY          Kramer, S.          National Marine Fisheries Service, La Jolla, CA.
BZ          Kreitman, G.        Washington Department of Fisheries, Olympia, WA.
BA          Lester, W.          Westec Services, Inc., San Diego, CA.
BB          Lock, J.            Washington Department of Game, Kalama, WA.
BC          McAllister, R.     California Department of Fish and Game, Monterey, CA.
BD          McCabe, G., Jr.    National Marine Fisheries Service, Hammond, OR.
BE          McCleod, J.         Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Florence, OR.
BF          McLeod, D.          California Department of Fish and Game, Eureka, CA.
BG          McConnell, R.       National Marine Fisheries Service, Hammond, OR.
BH          McNeil, W.          Hatfield Marine Science Center, Newport, OR.
BI          Miller, B.          University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
BJ          Mullarkey, W.       Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Charleston, OR.
BK          Nakumura, R.        California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA.
BL          Noah, M.            U.S. Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles, CA.
BM          Nordby, C.          San Diego State University, San Diego, CA.
BN         Orcutt, M.           Hoopa Valley Tribe, Hoopa, CA.
BO         Orrell, R.          Washington Department of Fisheries, Mount Vernon, WA.
BP          Pearson, D.         National Marine Fisheries Service, Tiburon, CA.
BQ          Penttila, D.        Washington Department of Fisheries, Seattle, WA.
BR          Preston, L.        California Department of Fish and Game, Eureka, CA.
* Letter code corresponds to Appendix 3, Table of References and Personal Communications, pp. 205-215.
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                                                      Appendix 4 (continued). Personal Communications.
Letter
Code*       Name                Affiliation

BS          Pisano, M.          California Department of Fish and Game, Arcata, CA.
BT          Quirollo, L.        California Department of Fish and Game, Eureka, CA.
BU          Reish, D.           California State University, Long Beach, CA.
BV          Requel, P.          California Department of Fish and Game, Stockton, CA.
BW          Riikula, A.         Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Gold Beach, OR.
BX          Scholls, A.         Washington Department of Fisheries, Brennon, WA.
BY          Seapy, R.           California State University, Fullerton, CA.
BZ          Simenstad, C. A.   University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
CA          Smith, S.           National Marine Fisheries Service, La Jolla, CA.
CB          Spratt, J.          California Department of Fish and Game, Monterey, CA.
CC          Stephens, J.        Occidental College, Vantuna Research Group, Los Angeles, CA.
CD          Stevens, D.         California Department of Fish and Game, Stockton, CA.
CE          Stewart, G.         Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Newport, OR.
CF          Swartzell, P.       California Department of Fish and Game, Menlo Park, CA.
CG          Tasto, R.           California Department of Fish and Game, Menlo Park, CA.
CH          Toole, C.           University of Califonia Cooperative Extension, Eureka, CA.
Cl          Tufts, D.           Washington Department of Fisheries, Ocean Park, WA.
CJ          Tuss, C.            U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Arcata, CA.
CK          Walters, G.         National Marine Fisheries Service, Seattle, WA.
CL          Warner, R.          California Department of Fish and Game, Eureka, CA.
CM          Wooster, T.         California Department of Fish and Game, Yountville, CA.























  Letter code corresponds to Appendix 3, Table of References and Personal Communications, pp. 205-215.
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