Inconnu (Sheefish) Stenodus leucichthys is a large, long-lived, iteroparous, coregonid fish found in several Arctic and sub-Arctic waters of Asia and North America (McPhail and Lindsey 1970; Scott …

Inconnu are an important subsistence species for humans and dogs. In many watersheds, they are usually taken around the time of spawning, but in the Selawik-Kobuk river system a large fishery …

Inconnu were r ported in the Melozitna River (Corps of Engineers, 1964). They enter the Tanana River and are k"IJOWn from some of its tributaries (Tolovana, Chatanika and Chena Rivers).

The benefits of consuming inconnu are much greater than the risks of contaminant exposure. A consumption notice has never been issued by the NWT’s Chief Public Health Oficer to limit the …

Currently inconnu is a yellow-listed species, which means it is not at risk in British Columbia. This status is being reviewed due to its limited distribution in the province.

No juvenile inconnu life history relating thermal regime with hatching in a natural environment was available in Alaska during the duration of this project and more intensive studies should be conducted.

The recaptures of tagged inconnu near Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk mark the long-est verified migrations for anadromous inconnu in Canadian waters. These migrations are similar in length to or longer than …