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Black brant on San Quentin Bay, Lower California. O. B. Cope
Twenty-five years ago in California Fish and Game. R. S. Croker
A curious mutation in a coyote from Kern County, California. E. R. Hall
Capture of a coati (Nasua narica) in San Diego County, California. E. R. Hall
Golden shiner reported in Shasta area. G. Murphy
Distributional note on the European tench, Tinca tinca. J. C. Marr
Note on the northern green abalone, Haliotis walallensis Stearns. H. McCully

California Fish and Game 26(3). Summer 1940.

California abalones. P. Bonnot
The edible bivalves of California. P. Bonnot
The mammals of Napa County, California. W. M. Longhurst
Planting for California wildlife. A. C. Hawbecker
Death comes to a sea otter. E. M. Fisher
A redescription of Luvarus imperialis Rafinesque based upon a specimen from Monterey, California. R. L. Bolin
Twenty-five years ago in California Fish and Game. R. S. Croker
High-powered engines for central California jig boats. J. B. Phillips
A "self canned" shark. L. E. Herz
Brown Ragfish taken at Monterey. R. L. Bolin
A California needlefish recorded at Monterey. J. B. Phillips
The Fishes of the Family Sciaenidae (Croakers) of California (Book Review). W. L. Scofield
Report on Returns of Drift Bottles Released off Southern California, 1937 (Book Review). W. L. Scofield
In Memoriam—James H. Vogt

California Fish and Game 26(2). Spring 1940.

The trouts of California. J. O. Snyder
The deer of California, with particular reference to the Rocky Mountain mule deer. D. D. McLean
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Mallard feeding on kokanee salmon eggs, Taylor Creek, California Lori D. Dieter, Andrew M. Atkinson, and Daniel R. Yparraguirre
William E. (Bill) Clark: Tough Texan to the “Glass Half-full Guy” Terry M. Mansfield

California Fish and Game 100 (2) Spring 2014 (High Resolution)
California Fish and Game 100 (2) Spring 2014 (Low Resolution)

Notes from the Editor - Vernon C. Bleich
California Fish and Game 100(2): the special marine issue Michael Sutton, President, California Fish and Game Commission
Introduction to the special marine issue Charlton H. Bonham, Director, California Department of Fish and Wildlife and Francisco Werner, Director, NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center
Implementing California’s Nearshore Fishery Management Plan — twelve years later Deb Wilson-Vandenberg, Traci Larinto, and Meisha Key
The rise of invertebrate fisheries and the fishing down of marine food webs in California Laura Rogers-Bennett and Christina I. Juhasz
Effects of fishing and the environment on the long-term sustainability of the recreational saltwater bass fishery in southern California Erica T. Jarvis, Heather L. Gliniak, and Charles F. Valle
Aerial sardine surveys in the Southern California Bight Kirk Lynn, Dianna Porzio, and Alex Kesaris
Changes in biological characteristics of the California market squid (Doryteuthis opalescens) from the California commercial fishery from 2000–01 to 2012–13 Chelsea Q. Protasio, Anna M. Holder, and Briana C. Brady
Reproductive potential and spawning periodicity in barred sand bass (Paralabrax nebulifer) from the San Pedro Shelf, southern California Erica T. Jarvis, Kerri A. Loke-Smith, Kyle Evans, Rick y E. Klopp e, Kelly A. Young, and Charles F. Valle
Influence of bucket trap hole diameter on retention of immature hagfish  Travis H. Tanaka and Kathryn Crane
Descriptive analyses and extended distribution records of macroinvertebrates based on remotely operated vehicle surveys offshore of the northern Channel Islands Rebecca E. Flores Miller, Daniel W. Gotshall, John J. Geibel, and Konstantin A. Karpov
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California Fish and Game 101 (1) Winter 2015 (Low Resolution)

Notes from the Editor Vernon C. Bleich.
The decline of native freshwater mussels (Bivalvia: Unionoida) in California as determined from historical and current surveys. Jeanette K. Howard, Joseph L. Furnish, Jayne Brim Box, and Sarina Jepsen
Comparison of selected population characteristics of adult Chinook salmon during upstream passage through a resistance board weir and during carcass surveys. Jesse T. Anderson, Joseph E. Merz, Clark B. Watry, and Michael K. Saiki
Managing monarch butterfly overwintering groves: making room among the eucalyptus. Jessica Griffiths and Francis Villablanca
Feeding and spatial ecology of mountain lions in the Mendocino National Forest, California. Maximilian L. Allen, L. Mark Elbroch, David S. Casady, and Heiko U. Wittmer
Documentation of mountain lions in Marin County, California, 2010–2013. Virginia L. Fifield, Aviva J. Rossi, and Erin E. Boydston
Implications of predation by wild pigs on native vertebrates: a case study. Jeffery T. Wilcox
Chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) in the San Joaquin River, California: new record. Shaun T. Root, Matt J. Bigelow and Don Portz
Books Received and Available for Review.

2014

California Fish and Game 100 (4) Fall 2014 (High Resolution)
California Fish and Game 100 (4) Fall 2014 (Low Resolution)

Notes from the Editor, Vernon C. Bleich
Introduction to California Fish and Game 100(4). Charlton H. Bonham and E. Philip Pister
Introduction to the special fisheries issue from the California State Senate. Fran Pavley
Seasonal microhabitat selectivity by juvenile steelhead in a central California coastal river. Robert W. Holmes, Mark A. Allen, and Shannon Bros-Seeman
Potential mechanisms in the early mortality of juvenile Chinook salmon exposed concurrently to Infectious Hematopoietic Necrosis Virus (IHNV) and esfenvalerate.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Fishways. J. Spencer
Notes on sardine gear changes at Monterey. J. B. Phillips
Setting and survival of spat of the Olympia oyster, Ostrea lurida on upper and lower horizontal surfaces. P. Bonnot
The chukar partridge of Asia. G. H. True, Jr.
The chukar partridge of California. A. Bade
California's Junior Game Patrol. M. F. Joy, Jr.
Editorials and Notes
	
Bureau of Marine Fisheries
Two new patrol boats placed in service. E. L. Macaulay
In Memoriam—B. D. Marx Greene
The mollusks of Lake Tahoe. G. D. Hanna and A. G. Smith
A Silver Salmon at Los Coronados Islands. W. L. Scofield
Monterey Spanish Mackerel taken at Long Beach. R. S. Croker
Snake Eel, Ophichthus triserialis, taken off San Pedro. F. N. Clark
Further notes on the jumbo squid, Dosidicus gigas. R. S. Croker
Two New Sardine Bulletins (Book Review). W. L. Scofield
Graphic History of the Commercial Fish Catch (Book Review). R. S. Croker
Marine Game Fishes of the Pacific Coast (Book Review). R. S. Croker

Reports
	
Statement of Revenue
Statement of Expenditures
Violations of Fish and Game
Commercial Fishery Products

California Fish and Game 23(2). Spring 1937.

Eleven years of progress at the California state game farms. A. Bade
California sea lion census for 1936. P. Bonnot
Fish and Game statistics. G. Conner
Magnetic recovery of fish tags. D. H. Fry, Jr.
Tagging Pacific mackerel. D. H. Fry, Jr.
The relation between surface water temperature and the distribution of spawn of the California sardine, Sardinops caerulea. R. B. Tibby
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Amanda L. Smith, Shellllie R. Puffer, Jeffrey E. Lovich, Laurara A. Tennant, Terence R. Arundel, Michael S. Vamstad, and Kathleen D. Brundige
Absence of leopard sharks in catch surveys in Puget Sound, Washington. Ronald A. Russo

California Fish and Game Journal Spring Issue 102 (2) High Resolution
California Fish and Game Journal Spring Issue 102 (2) Low Resolution

Notes from the Editor. Armand Gonzales, Editor-In-Chief
Northward range extension of the crowned sea urchin to Monterey Bay, California. Jan Freiwald, Colleen J. Wisniewski, Dan Abbott
Incidence of juvenile Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) predation by green sunfish (Lepomis cyanellus). Shaun T. Root, Zachary Sutphin, and Donald E. Portz
Range expansion of the Shimofuri goby (Tridentiger bifasciatus) in southern California, with emphasis on the Santa Clara River. Steve R. Howard and Michael T. Booth
Weight-length relationship and condition factor of leopard grouper Mycteroperca rosacea (Perciformes: Serranidae) from the Gulf of California. M.S. Irigoyen-Arredondo, E. Marin-Enriquez, X.G. Moreno-Sanchez*, L.A. Abitia-Cardenas and J. S. Ramirez-Perez
Spatiotemporal trends analysis of benthic communities and physical habitat during non-severe drought and severe-drought years in a residential creek in California. Lenwood W. Hall, Jr, Ronald D. Anderson, and William D. Killen

California Fish and Game Journal Winter Issue 102(1) High Resolution
California Fish and Game Journal Winter Issue 102 (1) Low Resolution

Notes from the Editor. Armand Gonzales, Editor-in-Chief
Habitat use by male and female Roosevelt elk in northwestern California. Laura M. Bliss and Floyd W. Weckerly
Upward shifts in recruitment of high-elevation tree species in the northern Sierra Nevada, California. David H. Wright, Canh V. Nguyen and Stacy Anderson
Book Review: Closer to the ground.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Commercial Fishery Notes. N. B. Scofield
	
Studies in mackerel published
An English view of fishing
Wolf fish found on Humboldt Bay beach
A bibliography of the tunas

Hunting Accidents, 1929
Reports
	
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Fishery Products, April, May, and June, 1930
Statement of Expenditures
Statement of Income

California Fish and Game 16(3). Summer 1930.

Wild rice for wild ducks. W. W. Mackie
California Fish and Game wardens—today and yesterday. W. R. Welch
Game conservation in southern California. C. S. Bauder
Crayfish. P. Bonnot
The French mackerel fishery. G. Corwin
A biological survey of Clear Lake, Lake County. G. A. Coleman
Feeding young pheasants and quail. A. Bade
California bluefin tuna. S. S. Whitehead
Tai and carp. L. A. Walford
Luminescent fishing. M. J. Lindner
Editorials
	
Volunteer wardens hold convention
Editor accepts new post
Band-tail pigeons cause damage in vineyards
Experimental test of size of trout controversy
New patrol boat
New studies on salmon and trout planned
Quail refuges basis of experiment
Jetty work progressing
Important screen case in court
The cost of fish restoration
The proposed tourist angler's license
Minnows as bait
Minnow seines illegal
Loaning of licenses decried
Plenary powers for division proposed initiative measure
In Memoriam—Alan G. Curry
Game wardens lose lives doing duty
California game breeders
The age of striped bass
A sportsman's view of the duck situation
Are deer hunters deteriorating?
Quail refuges urged
Additional clams need protection
Another shipment of Hungarian partridges received
Large trout gives record number of eggs
Deputies issue information cards
Hunters bag 3,428 Kiabab deer
Seeks better protection for pheasants
Concentration limits hunting
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

The California quail sanctuary and game refuge campaign. W. R. Welch
Studies of thallium poisoning in game birds. P. A. Shaw
An outline of the habits of the striped skunk and little spotted skunk with some directions for trapping. E. L. Summer, Jr.
Giant kelp utilized at Monterey. J. B. Phillips
Fifty years ago on the Suisun Marsh. W. W. Richards
Editorials
	
Reorganized Fish and Game Commission
The retiring commissioner, C. R. Bell
Grahame B. Ridley, New Assistant Executive Officer
Personnel change
Duck clubs cooperate
Change in handling of state bird-banding permits
Deer damage relief
In Memoriam—David Starr Jordan
In Memoriam—Alexander Eugene Culver
A.A.A. starts drive to save all wild life
A correction
State has many refuges

Game Fish
	
New egg collecting stations
Trout create "striking" fund
"Flying fish"
Trout live longer in rearing ponds
Striped Bass in Newport Bay
Atlantic Salmon in northern California
Don't import or transplant fish
Ancient fish hooks
Returned fish survive
Worm farm
Snagged streams make better fishing

Commercial Fishery Notes
	
Decision on Striped Bass case. J. Thompson
Los Angeles enlarges its fish harbor
Introduction of Mexican fishes into southern California waters. N. B. Scofield
Soft shell clam beds in the vicinity of San Francisco Bay. P. Bonnot
New fish bulletins in demand by public
Salmon protective measures upheld
Catching sea lions on the lower California coast
New fish bulletin
Harbor improved for Fort Bragg fishing fleet
Oyster very popular

Upland Game Birds
	
Study life habits of quail
Quail bring new interest to hospital patients
California quail in Montana
Catalina cats and quail
Increase game birds in south
Doves and pheasants on refuge
Doves show increase
Don't shoot homing pigeons
Hungarian partridges in Fresno County
Citizens protect wild turkeys

Waterfowl
	
Conservation of our waterfowl.
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