Novel Larval Trapping Technique Indicates Importance of Rare Events Driving Connectivity of Geoduck Clams in Puget Sound, Washington

Authors

Bonnie Becker, University of Washington TacomaFollow
Michael Behrens, Pacific Lutheran University
Christine Henzler, University of California - Santa Barbara
Elizabeth Hoaglund, University of California - Santa Barbara
Yvonne Shevalier, University of Washington Tacoma
Brenda Lemay, University of Washington Tacoma
Shayla Staggers, University of Washington Tacoma
Jolene Brokenshire, University of Washington Tacoma

Publication Date

4-2012

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

Journal Of Shellfish Research

Volume

31

Issue

1

First Page

262

Last Page

262

DOI

10.2983/035.031.0123

Publisher Policy

Publisher's PDF

Open Access Status

OA Deposit

Recommended Citation

Becker, Bonnie; Behrens, Michael; Henzler, Christine; Hoaglund, Elizabeth; Shevalier, Yvonne; Lemay, Brenda; Staggers, Shayla; and Brokenshire, Jolene, "Novel Larval Trapping Technique Indicates Importance of Rare Events Driving Connectivity of Geoduck Clams in Puget Sound, Washington" (2012). SIAS Faculty Publications. 9.
https://digitalcommons.tacoma.uw.edu/ias_pub/9