ICES Journal of Marine Science

Index
pp. i-iv(7)

Interactions between Salmon Culture and Wild Stocks of Atlantic salmon: The Scientific and Management Issues. Introduction.
pp. 963-964(2)
Authors: Hansen L.P.; Windsor M.L.; Youngson A.F.

Interactions between Salmon Culture and Wild Stocks of Atlantic salmon: The Scientific and Management Issues. Introduction.
pp. 963-964(2)
Authors: Hansen L.P.; Windsor M.L.; Youngson A.F.

Genetic diversity among Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) populations
pp. 965-973(9)
Author: Verspoor E.

Allozyme variation in populations of Atlantic salmon located throughout Europe: diversity that could be compromised by introductions of reared fish
pp. 974-985(12)
Authors: Bourke E.A.; Coughlan J.; Jansson H.; Galvin P.; Cross T.F.

Genetic structure of wild and reared Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) populations in Iceland
pp. 986-997(12)
Authors: Danielsdottir A.K.; Marteinsdottir G.; Arnason F.; Gudjonsson S.

Genetic impact of escaped farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) on native populations: use of DNA profiling to assess freshwater performance of wild, farmed, and hybrid progeny in a natural river environment
pp. 998-1008(11)
Authors: McGinnity P.; Stone C.; Taggart J.B.; Cooke D.; Cotter D.; Hynes R.; McCamley C.; Cross T.; Ferguson A.

Past, present, and future of genetic improvement in salmon aquaculture
pp. 1009-1014(6)
Authors: Gjøen H.M.; Bentsen H.B.

The advantage of using smolt age with allozymes for assessing wild stock contributions to Atlantic salmon catches in the Baltic Sea
pp. 1015-1030(16)
Authors: Koljonen M.L.; Pella J.J.

A review of ecological and behavioural interactions between cultured and wild Atlantic salmon
pp. 1031-1039(9)
Author: Jonsson B.

Reproductive behavioral interactions between wild and captively reared coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch)
pp. 1040-1050(11)
Authors: Berejikian B.A.; Tezak E.P.; Schroder S.L.; Knudsen C.M.; Hard J.J.

Experimental tests of genetic divergence of farmed from wild Atlantic salmon due to domestication
pp. 1051-1063(13)
Authors: Fleming I.A.; Einum S.

The occurrence and spawning of cultured Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in a Canadian river
pp. 1064-1073(10)
Authors: Carr J.W.; Anderson J.M.; Whoriskey F.G.; Dilworth T.

High incidence of hatchery origin Atlantic salmon in the smolt output of a Canadian River
pp. 1074-1081(8)
Authors: Stokesbury M.J.; Lacroix G.L.

Movements of non-maturing cultured Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in a Canadian river
pp. 1082-1085(4)
Authors: Carr J.W.; Lacroix G.L.; Anderson J.M.; Dilworth T.

Absence of seasonal changes in reproductive function of cultured Atlantic salmon migrating into a Canadian river
pp. 1086-1091(6)
Authors: Lacroix G.L.; Galloway B.J.; Knox D.; MacLatchy D.

Disease and parasite implications of the coexistence of wild and cultured Atlantic salmon populations
pp. 1093-1103(11)
Author: McVicar A.H.

Variations in parasitic caligid infestations on farmed salmonids and implications for their management
pp. 1104-1112(9)
Authors: Jackson D.; Deady S.; Leahy Y.; Hassett D.

Open-ocean infestation by salmon lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis): comparison of wild and escaped farmed Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.)
pp. 1113-1119(7)
Authors: Jacobsen J.A.; Gaard E.

The occurrence of lice on sea trout (Salmo trutta L.) captured in the sea off the East Anglian coast of England
pp. 1120-1128(9)
Authors: Tingley G.A.; Ives M.J.; Russell I.C.

Comparison of the susceptibility of sea trout (Salmo trutta L.) and Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) to sea lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis (Krøyer, 1837)) infections
pp. 1129-1139(11)
Authors: Dawson L.H.J.; Pike A.W.; Houlihan D.F.; McVicar A.H.

Carotenoids of sea lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) as potential indicators of host Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) origin
pp. 1140-1143(4)
Authors: Noack P.T.; Laird L.M.; Priede I.G.

Geographical and temporal variation in abundance of salmon lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) on salmon (Salmo salar L.)
pp. 1144-1147(4)
Author: Boxaspen K.

Minimizing adverse effects of fish culture: understanding the genetics of populations with overlapping generations
pp. 1149-1159(11)
Author: Ryman N.

Comparisons of cultured triploid and diploid Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.)
pp. 1160-1165(6)
Authors: O’Flynn F.M.; McGeachy S.A.; Friars G.W.; Benfey T.J.; Bailey J.K.

Escaped farmed Atlantic salmon replace the original salmon stock in the River Vosso, western Norway
pp. 1166-1172(7)
Authors: Sægrov H.; Hindar K.; Kålås S.; Lura H.

MtDNA and microsatellite variation in Baltic Atlantic salmon
pp. 1173-1176(4)
Author: Nilsson J.

The contribution of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) enhancement to a sustainable resource
pp. 1177-1187(11)
Author: Ritter J.A.

Atlantic salmon ranching: past problems and future management
pp. 1188-1199(12)
Authors: Isaksson A.; Oskarsson S.; Einarsson S.M.; Jonasson J.

Hatchery and wild production of Pacific salmon in relation to large-scale, natural shifts in the productivity of the marine environment
pp. 1200-1215(16)
Authors: Beamish R.J.; Mahnken C.; Neville C.M.

Recent events concerning Atlantic salmon escapees in the Pacific
pp. 1221-1225(5)
Authors: McKinnell S.; Thomson A.J.

List of Referees
pp. 1226-1227(2)