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W. F. Derby
Large mackinaw caught in Donner Lake
Sparrows destroy gardens. C. D. Scott

Reports
	
Expenditures
Fishery Products, April, May, June, 1920
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Seizures

California Fish and Game 6(3). Summer 1920.

King salmon marking experiment at Klamath River, 1919. W. L. Scofield
Game in the San Joaquin Valley in 1853. A. J. Grayson
Notes on the dry-fly fishing—No. 4. R. L. M.
Editorials
	
A new executive officer
Optimism versus pessimism
The validity of the Migratory Bird Treaty sustained
Survey of the fur-bearing mammals of California
Adequate game protection
A national commission on the conservation of wild life
Guns used by duck pirates
Salmon fishing at Mendota Weir
Cheap sport for influential violators
Watch for banded ducks
Quail immune to strychnine poisoning
Biological Survey takes over work of American Bird Banding Association
New Zealand encourages fishing industry
Karakul sheep industry
Suggested bird reservation on Mono Lake
Fox farm a success
Deer protection in Siskiyou County
Bird censuses
Bear protection favored

Facts of Current Interest
Hatchery Notes. W. H. Shebley
Notes from the State Fisheries Laboratory. W. F. Thompson
	
The "day" and "night" surf-fishes of northern California
The grunion at Monterey
Enemies of the grunion at Long Beach
Albacore off San Francisco in December
Oil on Pismo Beach

Conservation in Other States
	
New York displays colored motion pictures
Heavy penalties for hunters in Michigan
Cooperative interest between states
Water pollution in Ohio
Game laws in Massachusetts
Game laws in Colorado

Life History Notes
	
A California condor seen near head of Deer Creek. P. G. Redington
Ducks in the Imperial Valley

United States Forest Service Cooperation
	
Steelhead trout in the California National Forest
Deer season too early on the El Dorado Forest
Mule deer on the Lassen Forest

Reports
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The first four years of king salmon maintenance below Shasta Dam, Sacramento River, California. J. W. Moffett
Interstate winter deer range management plan. Interstate Deer Herd Committee
Third progress report on the cooperative study of the interstate deer her and its range. Interstate Deer Herd Committee
The great white shark, Carcharodon carcharias (Linnaeus) in California waters during 1948. J. E. Fitch
A new host for the eye worm, Thelazia californiensis. C. M. Herman
In Memoriam—August Bade
Road to Survival (Book Review). C. M. Herman
My Land and Your Land Conservation Series (Book Review). C. M. Herman
How to Know the Birds (Book Review). C. M. Herman

California Fish and Game 35(1). Winter 1949.

A progress report on the tuna investigations. H. C. Godsil
A new type of field key applied to the flatfishes of California. H. McCully
Age and length composition of the sardine catch off the Pacific Coast of the United States and Canada in 1947–1948. K. H. Mosher, F. E. Felin, and J. B. Phillips
Some unusual occurrences of fish on the Pacific Coast. J. E. Fitch
Food habits of the ring-necked pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) in the Sacramento Valley, California. C. M. Ferrel, H. Twining, and N. B. Herkenham
Woodchuck Ways (Book Review). H. A. Hjersman
Spinning for American Game Fish (Book Review). C. Woodhull

1948

California Fish and Game 34(4). Fall 1948.

The abalones of California. P. Bonnot
Progress report on studies of striped bass reproduction in relation to the Central Valley Project. A. J. Calhoun and C. A. Woodhull
A critical review of range survey methods and their application to deer range management. W. P. Dasmann
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Increase of swan
Beavers in Florida and California
Beaver goes to prison
Hungarian partridges in Oklahoma
"Red Carp"

Reports
	
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Deer Kill Statistics, 1930
Statement of Expenditures
Statement of Income
Fishery Products, July, August, and September, 1930

1930

California Fish and Game 16(4). Fall 1930.

The early history of duck clubs in California. M. H. McAllister
Duck disease caused by the poison of the Bacillus botulinus. M. Hobmaier
Angling for striped bass. C. E. Cole
Black bass fishing tackle—using the right tackle is more than half of angling pleasure. E. R. Kauffman
Fish rescue and reclamation work. G. Neale
Conservation through contact with living things. R. S. Ellsworth
Game refuges, preserves and sanctuaries. W. R. Welch
Rambling thoughts of a perverted Britisher. Capt. P. R. Creed
California halibut. G. H. Clark
Review of a report on the migration of the Pacific halibut. F. N. Clark
Size at first maturity of the white sea bass. F. N. Clark
The smaller fishing ports of central California. R. S. Croker
Editorials
	
Changes in personnel
Dr. M. Hobmaier, Division Pathologist
The duck limit problem
Sportsmen observe duck laws
In Memoriam—Deputy George Oscar Laws
Drought and duck season
Sanctuaries assure a future for state bird
California wilds in miniature
Propagate black bass
Conservation problems
Farmers' aid solicited
When man must reduce natural enemies
Salton Sea bass
Remove sandbar
Close Shasta River
Black bass in Feather River
True sportsman
Success in fishing
No Tahoe fishermen
Cave-dwelling magazine
Miles per deer
Save young trout
Closed mountain road
Deer dangerous to cars
Must shelter game birds
Water game birds
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Wouter Van Hoven, Frances M. C. Gilchrist, and Thomas C. Telfer
Swallow mortality during the “March miracle” in California. E. E. Littrell
Observation of black bear (Ursus americanus) predation on Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus). Stephen L. Conger and Gregory A. Giusti

California Fish and Game 78(2). Spring 1992.

A review of the California caddisflies (Trichoptera) listed as candidate species on the 1989 federal “Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; animal notice and review. Nancy A. Erman and Christopher D. Nagano
Age, length, weight, reproductive cycle and fecundidty of the monkeyface prickleback (Cebidichthys violaceus). William H. Marshall and Tina Wyllie Echeverria
Changes in distribution of cackling Canada geese in autumn. Dennis G. Raveling and David S. Zezulak
The use of high-cut stumps by birds. Michael L. Morrison
Natural history of the White-Inyo Range, eastern California (Book Review). Vernon C. Bleich
Midnight wilderness: journeys in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (Book Review). Vernon C. Bleich
In Memoriam: Greg Cook, Sonia Hamilton, Carl S. Johnson, Robert Jean, and Charles P. Walters. Eric R. Loft

California Fish and Game 78(1). Winter 1992.

Revisiting overpopulated deer ranges in the United States. Paul R. Krausman, Lyle K. Sowls, and Bruce D. Leopold
The pH and acid neutralizing capacity of ponds containing Pseudacris regilla larvae in an alpine basin of the Sierra Nevada. Chad R. Soiseth
The evolution of California’s herring roe fishery: catch allocation, limited entry, and conflict resolution. Jerome D. Spratt
Erratum: Bleich, V. C., and D. Racine. 1991. Mountain beaver (Aplodontia rufa) from Inyo County, California.
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Deivis S. Palacios-Salgado, Arturo Ramirez-Valdez, and Gorgonio Ruiz-Campos

California Fish and Game 97(1). Winter 2011.

Domestic sheep, bighorn sheep, and respiratory disease: a review of the experimental evidence. John D. Wehausen, Scott T. Kelley, and Rob R. Ramey II
Juvenile growth in a population of southern California steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss). Ethan Bell, Sandra M. Albers, Jenna M. Krug, and Rosi Dagit
First specimen of the white sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus Richardson, 1836) in coastal waters of Mexico with data on its genetic identity. Gorgonio Ruiz-Campos, Jose Luis Castro-Aguirre, and Francisco Javier Garcia-De Leon
New record of Pacific sierra (Scomberomorus sierra) with notes on previous California records. Jonathan P. Williams, Daniel J. Pondella II, Brent M. Haggin, and Larry G. Allen
Information for contributors to California Fish and Game. Vernon C. Bleich, Nina J. Kogut, and Debra Hamilton

2010

California Fish and Game 96(4). Autumn 2010.

Pathogen survey, gill Na-K-ATPase activity, and leukocyte profile of adult delta smelt. J. Scott Foott and John Bigelow
Questioning reliability of bursa depth for age determination in ring-necked pheasants. Chester M. Hart and Robert D. Mallette
Sport clamming in Humboldt Bay, California during 2008: comparisons with historical data. Brooke A. B. McVeigh, John J. Geibel, and Peter E. Kalvass
Use of brackish marshes in the south San Francisco Bay by salt marsh harvest mice. Howard Shellhammer, Ron Duke, and Mary C. Orland
Erratum. Konstantin A. Karpov, Mary Bergen, John J. Geibel, Philip M. Law, Charles F. Valle, and David Fox

California Fish and Game 96(3). Summer 2010.
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Southerly occurrences of three northern species of fish during 1957, a warmwater year on the California coast. J. B. Phillips
Intestinal flukes as a possible cause of mortality in wild trout. J. H. Wales
Seals, Sea Lions, and Walruses. A Review of the Pinnipedia (Book Review). E. J. Smith, Jr.
Snakes in Fact and Faction (Book Review). T. A. Wright
San Francisco Bay: A Pictorial Maritime History (Book Review). J. E. Skinner
Surf Fishing (Book Review). N. Abramson
Elements of Mathematical Biology (Book Review). R. R. Bell
Portage Bay (Book Review). R. L. Butler
Living Silver (Book Review). E. A. Best
Treatise on Marine Ecology and Paleoecology, Volume 1: Ecology (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Fishes of the World (Book Review). A. Calhoun

California Fish and Game 44(3). Summer 1958.

Effects of vegetation removal on spring flow. H. H. Biswell and A. M. Schultz
California's first general either-sex deer hunting season. W. P. Dasmann, H. A. Hjersman, and D. Gilsenan
Productivity in some California deer herds. A. I. Bischoff
Mendocino National Forest stream improvement. E. L. Braun and T. J. Beland
The shortnose spearfish, Tetrapturus angustirostris Tanaka, a species new to the near shore fauna of the Eastern Pacific Ocean. W. L. Craig
First record of the agonid fish, Pallasina barbata air Starks, from California. D. V. Hemphill and W. I. Follett
Fleas, Flukes and Cuckoos (Book Review). M. N. Rosen
San Francisco Bay (Book Review). J. E. Skinner
Vertebrates of the United States (Book Review). J. H. Ryan
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A. C. Taft and L. Shapovalov
Progress report of trout feeding experiments, 1937. J. H. Wales and M. Moore
Quail range extension in the San Bernardino National Forest—Progress report, 1937. N. M. Rahm
The muskrat as native and alien: a chapter in the history of animal acclimatization. T. I. Storer
Weight and age determination of Striped Bass. G. H. Clark
"Christmas Trees" in the California sardine fishery. J. F. Janssen, Jr.
An outline of fishing gear. W. L. Scofield
Report on the California oyster industry for 1937. P. Bonnot
The 1937 Pismo clam census. P. M. Roedel
Pink salmon in California. A. C. Taft

California Fish and Game 24(1). Winter 1938.

Observations on waterbirds in California. J. M. Linsdale
Notes on hatching and rearing game birds in California. A. Bade
Grunion in southern California. F. N. Clark
Red water, its cause and occurrences. P. Bonnot and J. B. Phillips
The salmon migration in the Shasta River (1930–1934). M. W. Brown
Bathylagus wesethi, a new argentinid fish from California. R. L. Bolin
Tag recoveries from the first thousand sardines. W. L. Scofield
Northern recoveries of California sardine tags. J. F. Janssen, Jr.
Small sardines taken off Oregon. F. N. Clark
Fish Bulletin No. 50 on sardine sizes, a review. W. L. Scofield
In Memoriam—Charles M. Bouton
In Memoriam—McPherson Lough

1937

California Fish and Game 23(4). Fall 1937.

Water pollution problems in California. P. A. Shaw and C. L. Towers
Notes on the deer of California Redwood State Park. R. T. Orr
A New Reservoir in Cambodia
Completed in 1996, the dam is the first of six hydroelectric dams planned by ENDESA, a Chilean utility company. The future development of the Bíobío River is a point of intense debate among Chileans, and has been called Chile’s “defining environmental issue.”

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H. A. Hjersman

California Fish and Game 35(3). Summer 1949.

Notes on the spawning grounds and early life history of the Pacific Mackerel. P. M. Roedel
Observations and notes on some California marine fishes. J. E. Fitch
The food of young largemouth black bass (Micropterus salmoides) in Clear Lake, California. G. I. Murphy
Age and length composition of the sardine catch off the Pacific Coast of the United States and Canada in 1948. F. E. Felin, J. B. Phillips, and A. E. Daugherty
The 1948–49 outbreak of fowl cholera in birds in the San Francisco Bay area and surrounding counties. M. N. Rosen and A. I. Bischoff
Disease investigations on mammals and birds by California Division of Fish and Game. C. M. Herman and M. N. Rosen
Large Dover sole taken off Eureka. F. B. Hagerman
Trout Fisheries in New Zealand, Their Development and Management (Book Review). H. A. Hanson
Trapping (Book Review). J. A. Wallace
The Ruffed Grouse (Book Review). H. A. Hjersman
Big Game Hunting (Book Review). J. D. Stokes
Shots at Whitetails (Book Review). J. D. Stokes
Wildlife Management: Upland Game and General Principles (Book Review). A. S. Leopold
Know Your Ducks and Geese (Book Review). C. M. Herman

California Fish and Game 35(2). Spring 1949.

The first four years of king salmon maintenance below Shasta Dam, Sacramento River, California. J. W. Moffett
Interstate winter deer range management plan. Interstate Deer Herd Committee
Third progress report on the cooperative study of the interstate deer her and its range. Interstate Deer Herd Committee
The great white shark, Carcharodon carcharias (Linnaeus) in California waters during 1948. J. E. Fitch
A new host for the eye worm, Thelazia californiensis.
40 Years Ago: NASA Selects its 10th Group of Astronauts - NASA
With a doctorate in physics, Alabama native Thornton completed her first spaceflight, STS-33, in November 1989, with fellow Maggot Carter. The five-person crew conducted a five-day DOD classified mission aboard Discovery. On her second flight, Thornton served as a mission specialist on STS-49, Endeavour’s first flight. During the nine-day flight in July 1992, the astronauts retrieved and reboosted the Intelsat-VI-F3 communications satellite. Thornton participated in one of the four spacewalks on the flight, spending 7 hours 45 minutes outside to demonstrate tools and techniques for space station assembly. She served as a mission specialist on her third flight, STS-61, the first servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope to correct its optics and perform other servicing tasks, with Thornton participating in two of the five spacewalks. The 11-day flight aboard Endeavour took place in December 1993. In October-November 1995, Thornton flew her fourth and final mission, STS-73, the 16-day second U.S. Microgravity Laboratory Spacelab mission aboard Columbia. Across her four flights, Thornton accumulated 40 days 15 hours 13 minutes, and spent 21 hours 11 minutes outside on her three spacewalks on two different missions.
Calling Hawaii home, former Thunderbird pilot Veach came to work at JSC in 1982 as an engineer and research pilot before his selection as an astronaut. He flew his first spaceflight as a mission specialist on the STS-39 unclassified DOD mission aboard Discovery. Fellow Maggot Hammond served as pilot on that eight-day mission in April-May 1991. He completed his second and final mission on STS-52, along with fellow Maggots Wetherbee and Shepherd, a 10-day mission in October 1992 to launch the second LAGEOS satellite and conduct microgravity experiments. Across his two missions, Veach accumulated 18 days 4 hours 18 minutes of spaceflight time. He died of cancer in October 1995.
Hailing from New York State, U.S. Navy test pilot Wetherbee completed his first spaceflight as pilot on STS-32, an 11-day flight aboard Columbia in January 1990.
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A. J. Calhoun
The bottom fauna of Blue Lake, California. A. J. Calhoun
Selective breeding of rainbow trout at Hot Creek Hatchery. R. C. Lewis
Skull of a California grizzly. B. Lawrence
A "specimen" of grizzly ear from Alameda County, California. S. B. Benson
Diamond-back terrapin introduced into California. A. C. Taft
In Memoriam—Richard DeLarge

California Fish and Game 30(1). Winter 1944.

In the service of their country
John Otterbein Snyder, 1867–1943. A. C. Taft
The comparative osteology of the herring-like fishes (Clupeidae) of California. W. McLeod Chapman
Black-spotted tuna in Blue Lake, California. A. J. Calhoun
Fresh ocean fish as a trout diet. J. H. Wales
Extensions of range for blennioid fishes in southern California. C L. Hubbs and P. S. Barnhart
Record of the oilfish (Ruvettus pretiosus) in California. P. S. Barnhart and C. L. Hubbs
The trench in California. L. Shapovalov
Eye worm (Thelazia californiensis) infection in deer in California. C. M. Herman
Trout fishing restored to Modoc County Reservoir. J. H. Wales
Hesperoleucus symmetricus reported from Clear Lake, Lake County, California. G. Murphy
Twenty-five years ago in California Fish and Game. B. Curtis

1943

California Fish and Game 29(4). Fall 1943.

In the service of their country
A self-filling quail watering device. B. Glading
A bee repellent for use in quail watering devices. B. Glading and D. M. Selleck
Epidemiological studies on coccidiosis of California quail I. Occurrence of Eimeria in wild quail. C. M. Herman and J. E. Chattin
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J. E. Fitch
Thinking like a mountain (Book Review). W. G. Macgregor The California sea otter trade 1784–1848 (Book Review). D. Zeiner 
The living reef (Book Review). D. W. Gotshall

1975

California Fish and Game 61(4). Fall 1975.

Breeding status of the tricolored blackbird, 1969–1972. R. W. DeHaven, F. T. Crase, and P. P. Woronecki
The age and growth of the Pacific bonito, Sarda chiliensis, in the eastern North Pacific. G. Campbell and R. A. Collins
Parasites of fishes from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, California. G. H. Hensley and F. M. Nahhas
Fish trapping: a new method of evaluating fish species composition in limnetic areas of reservoirs. L. J. Paulson and F. A. Espinosa, Jr.
Aspects of the life history of Tresus nuttali in Elkhorn Slough. P. Clark, J. Nybakken, and L. Laurent
Notes on the external parasites of California inshore sharks. R. A. Russo
An extrauterine fetus in the Steller sea lion, Eumetopias jubata. L. G. Talent and C. L. Talent
Anomalous otoliths from the northern anchovy, Engraulis mordax. J. D. Spratt
The Stewart modified corral trap. R. D. Rempel and R. C. Bertram
The status of Rocky Mountain elk in Kern County, 1974. R. D. Thomas
Modification of the Clover deer trap. D. R. McCullough
Blood and serum analysis of adult striped bass captured in the Sacramento River. L. A. Courtois
Measuring salmon, an old and unfamiliar method. D. H. Fry, Jr.
Further record of the Little Kern golden trout, Salmo aguabonita whiteri, in the Little Kern River basin, California. J. R. Gold and G. A. E. Gall
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Forest officers arrest many game violators
Deer poachers fined
Summer homes in National Forests popular
Rangers war on forest outlaws
Indians fined for killing deer

Reports
	
Seizures
Violations
Income and Expenditures
Fishery Products

California Fish and Game 9(1). Winter 1923.

A second report on the return of salmon marked in 1915, in Klamath River. J. O. Snyder
The identification of trout. J. O. Snyder
California's large game animals. M. H. McAllister
The black bear in relation to stock. J. Bruce
Salmon fishcultural operations on the Klamath River. H. C. Bryant
Editorials
	
A new commissioner
1922 biennial report
Western association of fish and game commissioners at Sacramento
Proposed legislation
Fish food needed in mountain lakes
Summer resort educational work a success
Bird banding
The open season on deer
New educational films
Fine of $100 and six months in jail for stealing traps
Predatory animal force renders service in Lassen
Whales disappearing along California coast
Many whales commercially extinct
Further tests in use of galvanized vessels in shipping fishes
Forest fires affect fish life
The wild pheasants of central California
Mule deer need further protection
Oregon sportsmen protest
Roosevelt wild life station
Santa Barbara to frame protective laws
Fox farm to be established near San Bernardino
Game law changes in other states
Mourning dove a migratory bird, court decides
Beaver farming promising if properly controlled
Life sentence for murder of federal game warden
Migratory bird law enforcement
Toads of some use in curbing certain pests
The body temperature of birds

Facts of Current Interest
Notes from the State Fisheries Laboratory. W. F. Thompson
	
The laboratory staff
The albacore run
The library
Depletion or fluctuation

Conservation in Other States
	
Open season on elk demanded in Washington
Southwestern Alaska fisheries reservation
Oregon introduces moose
West Virginia organizes wild life league
Nebraska enumerates extinct game