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Both
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'
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contain over 33,000 described taxa and
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(cartilaginous fish) over 1,100 taxa, including both freshwater and marine species (
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,
<bibRefCitation author="Weigmann, S." journalOrPublisher="Journal of Fish Biology" pageId="0" pageNumber="76050" pagination="837 - 1037" refId="B6747879" refString="Weigmann, S., 2016. Annotated checklist of the living sharks, batoids and chimaeras (Chondrichthyes) of the world, with a focus on biogeographical diversity. Journal of Fish Biology 88 (3): 837 - 1037" title="Annotated checklist of the living sharks, batoids and chimaeras (Chondrichthyes) of the world, with a focus on biogeographical diversity" volume="88" year="2016">Weigmann 2016</bibRefCitation>
). Over 1,500 marine species are estimated to occur between the Beaufort Sea, Alaska, to the tip of Baja California, Mexico (Milton Love, pers. comm. 2020) and over 400 species reported for Canadian waters in the Northeast Pacific (
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). To date, 78 species of ray-finned fish and four species of cartilaginous fish have been reported for Galiano Island.
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Marine fishes dwell in various habitats, from deep sea (pelagic) to near-shore and intertidal environments. Taxa under-represented in this dataset include
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(cartilaginous fish), myxinids (hagfish) and osmerids (smelts). These gaps reflect search efforts mostly biased toward rocky reefs and exposed beach locales, to waters &lt;30 m in depth. Agonids (poachers), pleuronectids (right-eyed flounders) and zoarcids (eelpouts) are also under-represented. These are primarily subtidal, soft substrate inhabitants, indicating that sampling has been limited in these habitats.
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Rockfish,
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G. Cuvier, 1829, are a long-lived and diverse genus of fish in the Northeast Pacific, 11 of which are represented in the Galiano Island record. Species present include the threatened
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(Cramer, 1895) (yellow-eye rockfish) (Fig.
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), the latter of which is ranked as a species of special concern in Canada (
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). This species may attain large sizes (~ 1 m, 12.6 kg). However, as with other species in the genus, it is slow to mature and reproduce and is, therefore, vulnerable to overfishing and fatality due to barotrauma from catch and release (
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). As a consequence, many species of
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are at low levels of abundance in the region (
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). Spatially-managed rockfish conservation areas that remain permanently closed to all fishing and extraction activities are vital to ensure their recovery (
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).
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Girard, 1854 (North Pacific spiny dogfish), reported for Galiano Island, is a species of special concern in Canada (
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). The near-threatened
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(Bonnaterre, 1788) (bluntnose sixgill shark), is also known from adjacent waters around Mayne Island, BC. This species likely occurs around Galiano Island, though it is not reported in this dataset. One unusual report for Galiano Island is
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Kner, 1859 (king-of-the-salmon), an outer coastal species likely represented by a specimen carried in from offshore waters. Introduced fishes, such as
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(A. Wilson, 1811) (American shad),
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Linnaeus, 1758 (brown trout), are documented from waters not far from Galiano Island, though they have not yet been reported locally. References for the fishes of the Pacific coast of North America include
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,
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,
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