CHUM SALMON 



Oncorhvnchus keta (Walbauri) , commonly called the chum or dog salmon, 

 is distributed throughout the North Facific Ocean from Japan to California. 

 It enters the Arctic Ocean along both the Siberian and American Coasts. 

 Of the references abstracted, the vernaculars "chum" and "dog" appear to 

 be about equally employed. 



DESCRIPTION - COUNTS AND MEASUREMENTS 

 The following papers present descriptive matter on the chum salmon 

 and/or counts and measurements of any of its systematic characteristics. 



Bean, 1327b 



Berg, 19 AS 



Brice, et al. , 1398 



Carl &. Clemens, 1948 



Chamberlain, 1907 



Crawford, 1925 



Davidson & Shostrom, 1936 



Eigenmann, 1890 



Evermann, 1905 



Foerster, 1935 



Foerster &. Pritchard, 1935 



Gilbert 1- Evermann, 1895 



Gxigo, 1953 



Hikita, 1953, 1955 



Konma L Murakawa, 1955 



Hubbs, 194.6 



Hunter, 1949b 



Jordan, 1896c, 1904a, 1907 

 Jordan & Evermann, 1896 

 Jordan & Gilbert, 1882 

 Kubo, 1947, 1949, 1950 

 Kubo & Kobayashi, 1953 

 Lockington, 1880 

 Milne, 1913 

 0'Malley, 1920a 

 Oshima, 1934 

 Rathbun, 1900 

 Sano, 1951 

 Shapovalov, 1947 

 Snyder, 1931 

 Stone, 1897 

 Suckley, 1874 

 Tchernavin, 1933-1940. 



FIGURES AND ILLUSTRATIONS 

 The following references contain drawings and/or illustrations of the 

 chum salmon: 



Bean, 1391 



Berg, 1948 



Brice, et al., 1898 



California, State of, 1904 



Carl Si Clemens, 1948 



Chamberlain, 1907 



Cobb, 1917 



Collins, 1392 



Crawford, 1925 



Davidson 6: Shostrom, 1936 



Earp & Schwab, 1954 



Evermann & Goldsborough, 1907b 



Foerster & Pritchard, 1935 



Hikita, 1953, 1955 



Honna & Murakawa, 1955 

 Jordan, 1884, 1896c 

 Jordan & Hermann , 1896 

 Jones , 1915 

 Marr, 1944 

 Milne, 1913 

 Moser, 1399 

 Nomura, 1953 

 0'Malley, 1920a 

 Oshima, 1934 

 Ro-del, 1943 

 Scofield, 1900 

 Shapovalov, 1947 

 Stone, 1397 

 Wilcox, 1902 



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