Fish Survey - 20mm - San Francisco Estuary [ds625]

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post-larval sampling, abundance and distribution, 20mm survey, larval fish, delta smelt, longfin smelt, striped bass, Sacramento splittail, threadfin shad, pelagic organism decline, POD, electrical conductivity, ec, temperature, secchi, Delta, San Francisco Estuary, San Joaquin River, Lower Sacramento River, Suisun Bay, San Pablo Bay, Montezuma Slough, Napa River, Carquinez Straits, Grizzly Bay, Honker Bay, Mokelume, North Delta, South Delta, East Delta, confluence, California, biota, environment


Summary

The database was designed to house and track all records of sampling events including all fish and zooplankton encountered using the prescribed sampling methods. This database is used by the CA DFG Delta Smelt Project staff to assess the relative abundance and distribution of the federally and state ESA listed delta smelt. Assessments made from this dataset are used frequently by CA water operations managers to minimize adverse impacts on the population due to entrainment into the State Water Project and the Central Valley (water) Project in the South Delta. Delta Smelt Project staff also use this database to directly update the Project web page for public data display.

Description

All records are from the upper San Francisco Estuary. Each record represents a Sampling event at a particular location on a particular date with associated Environmental Quality (EQ) data. Related records include specific tow data, associated catch data and related individual fish data. Other Sampling event-related records include zooplankton net tow data and zooplankton catch data. For fish records: 4608 sampling records containing 13345 sampling event records containing 40072 fish encounter records containing 511493 fish length records. For zooplankton records: 8469 sampling event records containing 101527 zooplankton encounter records. 41 core stations have been sampled over the period of record. Station locations were set within the historical range of the delta smelt.

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Disclaimer: The State makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, reliability, or adequacy of these data and expressly disclaims liability for errors and omissions in these data. No warranty of any kind, implied, expressed, or statutory, including but not limited to the warranties of non-infringement of third party rights, title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and freedom from computer virus, is given with respect to these data.

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West -122.358294 East -121.362175
North 38.336518 South 37.846672

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Place keywords Delta, San Francisco Estuary, San Joaquin River, Lower Sacramento River, Suisun Bay, San Pablo Bay, Montezuma Slough, Napa River, Carquinez Straits, Grizzly Bay, Honker Bay, Mokelume, North Delta, South Delta, East Delta, confluence, California

Theme keywords post-larval sampling, abundance and distribution, 20mm survey, larval fish, delta smelt, longfin smelt, striped bass, Sacramento splittail, threadfin shad, pelagic organism decline, POD, electrical conductivity, ec, temperature, secchi

Theme keywords biota, environment

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Title Fish Survey - 20mm - San Francisco Estuary [ds625]


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Supplemental information
For more specific information, please consult the DELTA SMELT 20MM SURVEY S.O.P. & PROTOCOL. Field sampling: The 20-mm net is a conical plankton net 5.1 m in length with a mouth opening of 1.5 m2, and is mounted on a weighted tow frame with skids. The net features a 1,600 micrometers (1/16 in.) knotless nylon Delta mesh (35 lb. test) or 1,600 micrometers (1/16 in.) Nitex monofilament. Durable canvas mouth and cod-end sections are attached to the net to prevent premature wear from contact with the substrate. Fish are collected in a removable 2.2 L screened (474 micrometers stainless steel wire bolting cloth) cod-end jar. Zooplankton are collected with a Clarke-Bumpus (CB) net attached to the top of the 20-mm net frame. The CB net consists of 160 micrometers knotless nylon mesh and measures 78 cm long with a 12 cm mouth diameter. A General Oceananics flowmeter is mounted in the mouth of the 20-mm and CB nets to estimate the volume (m3) of water sampled. To sample the entire water column efficiently, three 10-minute stepped oblique tows (1.2 m per step) are completed at each station (the CB net is only fished during the first tow). After each tow, the entire sample is transferred to a labeled holding jar containing 10% formalin neutralized with sodium borate. Rose Bengal dye is added to each jar to aid in separating animals from detritus. Laboratory analysis: sample jars are taken to the laboratory at the California Department of Fish and Game's Bay Delta Branch, Stockton. For fish samples, the complete contents are sorted and any larval fish present are identified and counted. All fish are identified to species or lowest possible taxon. The first 300 fish (1995-98), or 100 fish (1999-00), or 50 fish (2001- ) from each tow are randomly selected and measured (FL) to the nearest millimeter. All delta smelt are measured regardless of catch size. Individual zooplankton samples are diluted in a beaker to a concentration that will give approximately 200 organisms per ml. The sample is thoroughly mixed and a one millimeter aliquot is extracted and placed on a Sedgewick-Rafter slide cell. Between 1995 and 2003 processing consisted of identifying and counting the first 200 organisms (not including rotifers). If 200 organisms were not attained on the first cell, additional cell(s) (up to 10) would be counted until at least 200 organisms were recorded. In 2004, zooplankton sub-sampling consisted of diluting a sample as described before and processing 6% of the sample. Starting in 2006, a minimum value of 5 cells and a maximum of 20 cells were added to the 6% processing protocol. This new processing method provides a better estimate of the organisms in a sample and increases the sensitivity of detection for the relatively less abundant organisms. All zooplankton are counted and identified down to family and most are identified to genus. --BEGIN ORIGINAL METADATA - THIS INFORMATION MAY NOT BE CURRENT-- Name of study: 20-mm Survey Program element: 033 Program manager: Bob Fujimura, bfujimura@dfg.ca.gov Project Lead: Erin C. Gleason, egleason@dfg.ca.gov Julio Adib-Samii, jadibsamii@dfg.ca.gov Agency: Department of Fish and Game, Bay Delta Division Address: 4001 North Wilson Way, Stockton, CA 95205 Phone: (209) 948-7800, Fax: (209) 946-6355 Purpose/Objective: Monitor and provide information on delta smelt abundance and distribution in the upper San Francisco Estuary. Conduct larval fish surveys to determine the timing, distribution, and abundance of delta smelt larvae and their food supply. Help estimate larval delta smelt fish losses and determine the magnitude of entrainment of both larval and juvenile delta smelt at CVP and SWP intakes. Data collected: temperature, electro-conductivity, water transparency, water volume, tidal stage, fish, and zooplankton. Geographic range of field work: upper San Francisco Estuary. Number of sites: 47 core stations. Between 41 and 55 stations have been sampled since 1995. See 20mm Station Table in the 20mm Microsoft Access database for Station information. Period of record (start year): 1995. Size for complete data base for program element in KB (MB): 44+ megabytes. Number of individual files: one file or database contains all data. Sample frequency per time unit (second, week, month): starting in early spring (March/April) sampling is conducted every other week and continues through mid-summer (July/August) when catch efficiency decreases or delta smelt are not endanger of being entrained at the CVP and SWP. Standard sampling weeks are identified by Survey numbers less than 10. Additional, or Supplemental sampling weeks are identified by Survey numbers greater than 9. Field sampling: The 20-mm net is a conical plankton net 5.1 m in length with a mouth opening of 1.5 m2, and is mounted on a weighted tow frame with skids. The net features a 1,600 m (1/16 in.) knotless nylon Delta mesh (35 lb. test) or 1,600 m (1/16 in.) Nitex monofilament. Durable canvas mouth and cod-end sections are attached to the net to prevent premature wear from contact with the substrate. Fish are collected in a removable 2.2 L screened (474 m stainless steel wire bolting cloth) cod-end jar. Zooplankton are collected with a Clarke-Bumpus (CB) net attached to the top of the 20-mm net frame. The CB net consists of 160 m knotless nylon mesh and measures 78 cm long with a 12 cm mouth diameter. A General Oceananics flowmeter is mounted in the mouth of the 20-mm and CB nets to estimate the volume (m3) of water sampled. To sample the entire water column efficiently, three 10-minute stepped oblique tows (1.2 m per step) are completed at each station (the CB net is only fished during the first tow). After each tow, the entire sample is transferred to a labeled holding jar containing 10% formalin neutralized with sodium borate. Rose Bengal dye is added to each jar to aid in separating animals from detritus. Laboratory analysis: sample jars are taken to the laboratory at the California Department of Fish and Game's Bay Delta Branch, Stockton. For fish samples, the complete contents are sorted and any larval fish present are identified and counted. All fish are identified to species or lowest possible taxon. The first 300 fish (1995-98), or 100 fish (1999-00), or 50 fish (2001- ) from each tow are randomly selected and measured (FL) to the nearest millimeter. All delta smelt are measured regardless of catch size. Individual zooplankton samples are diluted in a beaker to a concentration that will give approximately 200 organisms per ml. The sample is thoroughly mixed and a one millimeter aliquot is extracted and placed on a Sedgewick-Rafter slide cell. Between 1995 and 2003 processing consisted of identifying and counting the first 200 organisms (not including rotifers). If 200 organisms were not attained on the first cell, additional cell(s) (up to 10) would be counted until at least 200 organisms were recorded. In 2004, zooplankton sub-sampling consisted of diluting a sample as described before and processing 6% of the sample. Starting in 2006, a minimum value of 5 cells and a maximum of 20 cells were added to the 6% processing protocol. This new processing method provides a better estimate of the organisms in a sample and increases the sensitivity of detection for the relatively less abundant organisms. All zooplankton are counted and identified down to family and most are identified to genus. Relative density analysis: The mean number of fish per volume water sampled (standardized to 10,000 m3) is calculated using the following equations: Vt = A * K * D Where: V = volume of water (m3) filtered through the net per tow (t) A = mouth opening of the net (m2) K = calibration factor for the flow meter D = difference in flow meter counts from start to finish of tow nt = Ft / Vt * 10,000 m3 Where: n = number of fish per 10,000 m3 per tow (t) F = fish sampled per tow V = volume of water filtered through the net (m3) per tow N = nt / 3 Where: N = mean number of fish per 10,000 m3 per station. The number of each zooplankton taxon per cubic meter taken in the Clarke-Bumpus net is calculated using the following equations: V = A * K * D Where: V = volume of water (m3) filtered through the net A = mouth opening of the net (m2) K = calibration factor for the flow meter D = difference in flow meter counts from start to finish of tow Zooplankton processing: Z = CX / S / V Where (1995-2003): Z = the number of zooplankton per m3 C = the number of zooplankton taxon counted per cell X = the sample volume (sample dilution) S = the number of Sedgewick-Rafter cells counted V = the volume of water filtered by the net m3. Z = (CcX / V) / N Where (for 2004 and subsequent years): Z = the number of zooplankton per m3 C = the number of zooplankton taxon counted per cell (c) X = the sample volume (sample dilution) V = the volume of water filtered by the net m3 N = number of cells completed. 20mm Survey Delta Smelt Index: The calculation of a delta smelt index from the 20mm survey began in the early to mid-2000s, after which an index was produced for all previous years. Prior the mid-2000s, no index had been calculated or distributed. Unlike other long term monitoring project surveys operated out of the CDFG Bay-Delta, East office, the 20mm index does not use a weighted value that takes spatial area into account. Instead, the 20mm index is calculated by summing the geometric means of delta smelt catch over a specific period of time for each year. At this time, there has been no formula established to calculate indices for any species other than delta smelt from 20mm survey data. The index is calculated each year once the 20mm data have been though the quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) process. The calculation of the delta smelt index from 20mm data has been facilitated by a series of queries in the 20mm database housed at the Bay-Delta, East office. The following is a summary of the methods used by the queries to calculate the index. For consistency among years, surveys 1 though 9 are considered for the purpose of index calculation. The index is calculated using the data from only 4 of these surveys: the two before and the two after the point where the average length of delta smelt (less than 60mm in length) equals 20mm. From this subset of surveys, the delta smelt catch-per-unit-effort (CPUE) is calculated for each station (for consistency among years, a subset of the 41 "core" stations is used). To each station's CPUE, 1 is added, and then a log10 transformation is preformed. For example: CPUE 3.45 CPUE+1 4.45 Log10Trans = log(4.45)/(log10) 0.65 These calculations are made for each station within a given survey. The average is taken of all the resulting "Log10Trans" values within a survey in order to obtain one value. The geometric mean is calculated on this average value, like so: 10^(Avg([Log10 Trans]))-1 The final 20mm delta smelt index is the summation of the 4 geometric means. Changes over time: 1995 - N/A 1996 - Napa River Stations (341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, & 347) added to sampling program. 1997 - Napa River stations (341 & 347) and Big Break station (802) discontinued from sampling program. 1998 - Zooplankton taxa stages (Eurytermora copepodid & Pseudodiaptomus copepodid) added to database. 1999 - Number of fish measured reduced from 300 to 100 (all delta smelt are measured regardless of catch size). 2000 - N/A 2001 - Number of fish measured reduced from 100 to 50 (all delta smelt are measured regardless of catch size). 2002 - Napa River stations 347, 348, & 349 added to sampling program when higher outflow conditions persist in Napa River. 2003 - Zooplankton taxon Pseudodiaptomus spp. speciated to include Pseudodiaptomus euryhalinus, Pseudodiaptomus forbesi, and Pseudodiaptomus marinus. 2004 - Zooplankton processing changed from identifying the first 200 organisms to 6% of the subsample. 2005 - Zooplankton processing continued to process 6% of the sub-sample, but would not exceed 20 slides from a sample. 2006 - Zooplankton processing will continue to process 6% of the sub-sample, but will process a minimum of 5 cells and a maximum of 20 cells from a sample. Zooplankton taxa stages (Acartia copepodid, Acartiella copepodid, and Tortanus copepodid) added to database. Cumaceans and Chironomid larvae were dropped from the list of organisms to be identified. 2007 - N/A 2008- Cache Slough complex stations (718, 720, 726, 724, 724, 719) added to regular sampling program. 2009- Supplemental sampling in Sacramento Deepwater Channel stations (794, 795, 796, 797, 798, 799) occurred over surveys 7 and 8. Revised: November 16, 2009
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Individual's name Lauren Damon, DFG Biologist or Julio Adib-Samii, DFG Biologist
Organization's name California Department of Fish and Game, Bay-Delta Region
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Fax (209) 946-6355

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Delivery point 4001 N Wilson Way
City Stockton
Administrative area CA
Postal code 95205
Country US
e-mail address Lauren.Damon@wildlife.ca.gov or Julio.Adib-Samii@wildlife.ca.gov

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Disclaimer: The State makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, reliability, or adequacy of these data and expressly disclaims liability for errors and omissions in these data. No warranty of any kind, implied, expressed, or statutory, including but not limited to the warranties of non-infringement of third party rights, title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and freedom from computer virus, is given with respect to these data.


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Value American Shad
Description (Alosa sapidissima) Family: Clupeidae


Value Arrow Goby
Description (Clevelandia ios) Family: Gobiidae


Value Barred Surfperch
Description (Amphistichus argenteus) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Bat Ray
Description (Myliobatis californica) Family: Myliobatididae


Value Bay Goby
Description (Lepidogobius lepidus) Family: Gobiidae


Value Bay Pipefish
Description (Syngnathus leptorhynchus) Family: Syngnathidae


Value Big Skate
Description (Raja binoculata) Family: Rajidae


Value Bigscale Logperch
Description (Percina macrolepida) Family: Percidae


Value Black Bullhead
Description (Ameiurus melas) Family: Ictaluridae


Value Black Crappie
Description (Pomoxis nigromaculatus) Family: Centrarchidae


Value Black Surfperch
Description (Embiotoca jacksoni) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Blue Catfish
Description (Ictalurus furcatus) Family: Ictaluridae


Value Bluegill Sunfish
Description (Lepomis macrochirus) Family: Centrarchidae


Value Broadnose Sevengill Shark
Description (Notorynchus cepodianus) Family: Hexanchidae


Value Brown Bullhead
Description (Ameiurus nebulosus) Family: Ictaluridae


Value Brown Smoothhound
Description (Mustelus henlei) Family: Triakidae


Value Calico Surfperch
Description (Amphistichus koelzi) Family: Embiotocidae


Value California Halibut
Description (Paralichthys californicus) Family: Paralichthyidae


Value California Skate
Description (Raja inornata) Family: Rajidae


Value California Tonguefish
Description (Symphurus atricauda) Family: Cynoglossidae


Value Carp
Description (Cyprinus carpio) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Catfish (Unid)
Description Family: Ictaluridae


Value Centrarchids (Unid)
Description Family: Centrarchidae


Value Chameleon Goby
Description (Tridentiger trigonocephalus) Family: Gobiidae


Value Channel Catfish
Description (Ictalurus punctatus) Family: Ictaluridae


Value Cheekspot Goby
Description (Ilypnus gilberti) Family: Gobiidae


Value Chinook Salmon
Description (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Family: Salmonidae


Value Cyprinids (Unid)
Description Family: Cyprinidae


Value Delta Smelt
Description (Hypomesus transpacificus) Family: Osmeridae


Value Diamond Turbot
Description (Hypsopsetta guttulata) Family: Pleuronectidae


Value Dwarf Surfperch
Description (Micrometrus minimus) Family: Embiotocidae


Value English Sole
Description (Pleuronectes vetulus) Family: Pleuronectidae


Value Fathead Minnow
Description (Pimephales promelas) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Flatfish (Unid)


Value Gobies (Unid)
Description Family: Gobiidae


Value Golden Shiner
Description (Notemigonus crysoleucas) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Goldfish
Description (Carassius auratus) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Green Sturgeon
Description (Acipenser medirostrus) Family: Acipenseridae


Value Green Sunfish
Description (Lepomis cyanellus) Family: Centrarchidae


Value Grey Smoothhound
Description (Mustelus californica) Family: Triakidae


Value Hardhead
Description (Mylopharodon conocephalus) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Herring (Unid)
Description Family: Clupeidae


Value Hitch
Description (Lavinia exilicauda) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Inland Silverside
Description (Menidia beryllina) Family: Atherinopsidae


Value Jacksmelt
Description (Atherinopsis californiensis) Family: Atherinopsidae


Value Lampreys (Unid)
Description Family: Petromyzontidae


Value Largemouth Bass
Description (Micropterus salmoides) Family: Centrarchidae


Value Leopard Shark
Description (Triakis semifasciata) Family: Triakidae


Value Lingcod
Description (Ophiodon elongatus) Family: Hexagrammidae


Value Longfin Smelt
Description (Spirinchus thaleichthys) Family: Osmeridae


Value Longjaw Mudsucker
Description (Gillichthys mirabilis) Family: Gobiidae


Value Monkeyface Prickleback
Description (Cebidichthys violaceus) Family: Stichaeidae


Value Mosquitofish
Description (Gambusia affinis) Family: Poeciliidae


Value Night Smelt
Description (Spirinchus starski) Family: Osmeridae


Value Northern Anchovy
Description (Engraulis mordax) Family: Engraulidae


Value Pacific Electric Ray
Description (Torpedo californica) Family: Torpedinidae


Value Pacific Halibut
Description (Hippoglossus stenolepis) Family: Pleuronectidea


Value Pacific Herring
Description (Clupea pallasi) Family: Clupeidae


Value Pacific Lamprey
Description (Lampetra tridentata) Family: Petromyzontidae


Value Pacific Pompano
Description (Peprilus simillimus) Family: Stromateidae


Value Pacific Sanddab
Description (Citharichthys sordidus) Family: Paralichthyidae


Value Pacific Staghorn Sculpin
Description (Leptocottus armatus) Family: Cottidae


Value Pacific Tomcod
Description (Microgadus proximus) Family: Gadidae


Value Palaemon
Description (Palaemon macrodactylus) Family: Caridae


Value Penpoint Gunnel
Description (Apodichthys flavidus) Family: Pholidae


Value Perches (Unid)
Description Family: Percidae


Value Pile perch
Description (Rhacochilas vacca) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Plainfin Midshipman
Description (Porichthys notatus) Family: Batrachoididae


Value Prickleback spp.
Description Family: Stichaeidae


Value Prickly Sculpin
Description (Cottus asper) Family: Cottidae


Value Rainwater Killifish
Description (Lucania parva) Family: Fundulidae


Value Red Shiner
Description (Notropis lutrensis) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Redear Sunfish
Description (Lepomis microlophus) Family: Centrarchidae


Value Redtail Surfperch
Description (Amphistichus rhodoterus) Family: Embiotocidae


Value River Lamprey
Description (Lampetra ayresi) Family: Petromyzontidae


Value Rock Sole
Description (Lepidopsetta bilineata) Family: Pleuronectidae


Value Rubberlip Seaperch
Description (Rhacochilus toxotes) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Sacramento Blackfish
Description (Orthodon microlepidotus) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Sacramento Perch
Description (Archoplites interruptus) Family: Centrarchidae


Value Sacramento Pikeminnow
Description (Ptychocheilus grandis) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Sacramento Sucker
Description (Catostomus occidentalis) Family: Catostomidae


Value Saddleback Gunnel
Description (Pholis ornata) Family: Pholidae


Value Sand Sole
Description (Psettichthys melanostictus) Family: Pleuronectidae


Value Sculpins (Unid)
Description Family: Cottidae


Value Shimofuri Goby
Description (Tridentiger bifasciatus) Family: Gobiidae


Value Shiner Perch
Description (Cymatogaster aggregata) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Shokihaze Goby
Description (Tridentiger barbatus) Family: Gobiidae


Value Silversides (Unid)
Description Family: Atherinopsidae


Value Smallmouth Bass
Description (Micropterus dolomieu) Family: Centrarchidae


Value Smelt (Unid)
Description Family: Osmeridae


Value Speckled Sanddab
Description (Citharichthys stigmaeus) Family: Paralichthyidae


Value Spiny Dogfish
Description (Squalus acantias) Family: Squalidae


Value Splittail
Description (Pogonichthys macrolepidotus) Family: Cyprinidae


Value Spotfin Surfperch
Description (Hyperprosopon anale) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Starry Flounder
Description (Platichthys stellatus) Family: Pleuronectidae


Value Steelhead
Description (Oncorhynchus mykiss) Family: Salmonidae


Value Striped Bass
Description (Morone saxatilis) Family: Moronidae


Value Striped Bass Adult
Description (Morone saxatilis) Family: Moronidae


Value Striped Bass Adult2
Description (Morone saxatilis) Family: Moronidae


Value Sturgeon (Unid)
Description Family: Acipenseridae


Value Surf Smelt
Description (Hypomesus pretiosis) Family: Osmeridae


Value Surfperches (Unid)
Description Family: Embiotocidae


Value Threadfin Shad
Description (Dorosoma petenense) Family: Clupeidae


Value Three Spine Stickleback
Description (Gasterosteus aculeatus) Family: Gasterosteidae


Value Tidewater Goby
Description (Eucyclogobius newberryi) Family: Gobiidae


Value Topsmelt
Description (Atherinops affinis) Family: Atherinopsidae


Value Tridentiger spp.
Description (Tridentiger ) Family: gobiidae


Value Tule Perch
Description (Hysterocarpus traski) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Unid Flounder


Value Unknown
Description Family: Unknown


Value Wakasagi
Description (Hypomesus nipponensis) Family: Osmeridae


Value Walleye Surfperch
Description (Hyperprosopon ellipticum) Family: Embiotocidae


Value Warmouth
Description (Lepomis gulosus) Family: Centrarchidae


Value White Catfish
Description (Ameiurus catus) Family: Ictaluridae


Value White Crappie
Description (Pomoxis annularis) Family: Centrarchidae


Value White Croaker
Description (Genyonemus lineatus) Family: Sciaenidae


Value White Seaperch
Description (Phanerodon furcatus) Family: Embiotocidae


Value White Sturgeon
Description (Acipenser transmontanus) Family: Acipenseridae


Value Whitebait Smelt
Description (Allosmerus elongatus) Family: Osmeridae


Value Wolf Eel
Description (Anarrhichthys ocellatus) Family: Anarhichadidae


Value Yellowfin Goby
Description (Acanthogobius flavimanus) Family: Gobiidae


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Metadata Details

Metadata language English(UNITED STATES)
Metadata character set utf8 - 8 bit UCS Transfer Format


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Scope name * dataset


* Last update 2023-11-07


ArcGIS metadata properties
Metadata format ArcGIS1.0
Standard or profile used to edit metadata FGDC


Created in ArcGIS for the item 2023-11-0709:40:54
Last modified in ArcGIS for the item 2023-11-0709:40:32


Automatic updates
Have been performed Yes
Last update 2023-11-0709:40:32


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Metadata Contacts

Metadata contact
Individual's name Julio Adib-Samii
Organization's name California Department of Fish and Game, Bay-Delta Region
Contact's position DFG Biologist
Contact's role point of contact


Contact information
Phone
Voice (209) 948-7800
Fax (209) 946-6355

Address
Type both
Delivery point 4001 N. Wilson Way
City Stockton
Administrative area CA
Postal code 95205
Country US
e-mail address Julio.Adib-Samii@wildlife.ca.gov

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