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Management Brief

A Comparison of Techniques Using Dorsal Spines to Estimate Sauger Age

Craig W. Williamson Missouri Department of Conservation, Missouri River Field Station, 15302 Livingston County 2386, Chillicothe, Missouri, 64601, USA
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Ryan R. Dirnberger Missouri Department of Conservation, Missouri River Field Station, 15302 Livingston County 2386, Chillicothe, Missouri, 64601, USA
Pages 1016-1019 | Received 09 Sep 2009, Accepted 31 May 2010, Published online: 08 Jan 2011

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JonathanR. Meerbeek & KimberlyA. Hawkins. (2013) A Standardized Technique to Back-Calculate Length at Age from Unsectioned Walleye Spines. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 33:4, pages 861-868.
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DanielA. Isermann, MaxH. Wolter & JasonJ. Breeggemann. (2010) Estimating Black Crappie Age: An Assessment of Dorsal Spines and Scales as Nonlethal Alternatives to Otoliths. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 30:6, pages 1591-1598.
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Jeff Koch, Ben Neely & Bryan Sowards. (2018) Precision of Three Structures for Saugeye Age Estimation. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 38:1, pages 31-38.
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Daniel J. Dembkowski, Daniel A. Isermann & Ryan P. Koenigs. (2017) Walleye Age Estimation Using Otoliths and Dorsal Spines: Preparation Techniques and Sampling Guidelines Based on Sex and Total Length. Journal of Fish and Wildlife Management 8:2, pages 474-486.
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