CUTTHROAT TROUT: EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY AND TAXONOMY

Abstract

A special workshop on the taxonomy and evolutionary biology of cutthroat trout -- Species conceptualization and delimitation : a framework for the taxonomic revision of cutthroat trout -- Geologic constraints on Snake-Columbia River drainage changes and the associated evolutionary diversification of cutthroat trout over the past 17 million years -- The fossil record of cutthroat trout : implications for evolution and conservation -- Historical studies on cutthroat trout taxonomy based on morphological-meristic characters, allozymes, and chromosomes -- Geographic variation, isolation, and evolution of cutthroat trout with comments on future directions for management and research -- Y chromosome marker evolution in cutthroat trout -- An interim classification of the cutthroat trout complex, Oncorhynchus clarkii Sensu Lato, with comments on nomenclature -- Diversity of coastal cutthroat trout across their distributional range -- The Lahontan Basin evolutionary lineage of cutthroat trout -- The phylogeography of westslope cutthroat trout -- Describing and preserving the diversity of cutthroat trout in the Yellowstone River, Snake River, and Bonneville Basin -- Cutthroat trout diversity in the southern Rocky Mountains -- Where the rubber meets the road : further research needs and implications for cutthroat trout management.