WSU Study Shows Big Loss in Historic Columbia River Salmon Genetic Diversity

Posted 2/8/18

According to scientists at Washington State University, the Chinook salmon that inhabit the Columbia River today are swimming in a much shallower gene pool than their ancestors.

Although they …

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Timberland Regional Library’s levy lid lift has passed, district declares

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Washington state sues DaVita, Fresenius over noncompete agreements at dialysis centers

Deaths of Oregon mother, three children, ruled murder-suicide

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