AN201 Lecture Notes - Heredity, Douglas Treaties, Gold Rush

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Language groups: tlingdit, haida, tsimshian, wakashan, salish. Marine, riverine fishers, sea mammal hunters, forest hunters: seals, sea lions, sea otters. Climate: cool summers, mild winters, high precipitation, 2 main weather systems, change from winter to summer, significant variations due to mountains, frost free 50-250 days of the year, western european climate, the sea, reacts to climate and tides. Flora: douglas fir, western hemlock, western red cider, yellow cider. Chinook, coho, sockeye, pink, chum, steelhead: rivers, lakes. Kokanee, rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, sturgeon: sea. Cod, halibut, flounder, eulachon, smelt, tuna, dogfish: marine invertebrates. Sea mammals: harbor seal, fur seal, sea lion, sea otter, porpoise, dolphin, orca (blackfish), Birds: sea species albatross, fulmar, auk, puffin, murre, cormorant, migratory species swans, geese, ducks, upland species ptarmigan, grouse, pigeon, quail. Land mammals: black and white-tailed deer, elk, mountain goat, sheep, moose, woodland caribou, Black, grizzly bear: furbearers: beaver, otter, lynx, cougar, Wood: most dominant resource, highly developed techniques, built houses, canoes, poles.

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