To: decimon
Guess I’m not understanding the importance of this. Are they unsure of how the sockeye got there or what?
We catch salmon here in Michigan that aren’t traditionally landlocked species.
3 posted on
07/15/2009 5:13:14 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(The poor bastards have us surrounded.)
To: cripplecreek
The salmon in Michigan were stocked there by people in recent times. The landlocked sockeyes (called kokanee) in the Pacific NW weren’t.
5 posted on
07/15/2009 5:19:28 PM PDT by
Campion
("President Barack Obama" is an anagram for "An Arab-backed Imposter")
To: cripplecreek
Guess I’m not understanding the importance of this.That in the last ice age, the glaciers receded sooner than has been thought in some areas. That people habituated those areas sooner than has been thought. Or so it seems from this finding.
The author concentrated on the salmon but the other stuff caught my eye. And the picture. I like the picture.
6 posted on
07/15/2009 5:33:50 PM PDT by
decimon
To: cripplecreek
I thought the salmon in the lakes were planted to eat eels. Tahoe has salmon - it is landlocked also. They were planted.
14 posted on
07/17/2009 5:22:08 AM PDT by
mad_as_he$$
(Nemo me impune lacessit)
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