CALL FOR
PAPERS
CCFFR 2006
5-7 January 2006 - Fairmont Palliser
Hotel
Calgary, Alberta
Traditional
“Smoker” and registration is planned for Thursday 5 January at 19:00 and the
Banquet is scheduled for Friday 6 January at 19:00 – both joint with SCL
The major
session themes of the 2006 Conference are:
(1)
Ecology and management of large
rivers (CCFFR/SCL)
(2)
Linking mountain and prairie
freshwaters (CCFFR/SCL)
(3)
Assessing environmental impacts in
aquatic ecosystems (CCFFR/SCL)
(4)
Introduced aquatic species and their
effects (CCFFR/SCL)
(5)
Recreational Fisheries (CCFFR)
(6)
Climate Change and Multisectoral Water Use Conflicts from a Fisheries and
Aquatic Sciences Perspective
Unless
specifically identified, for all CCFFR themes, both freshwater and marine
presentations are encouraged.
Papers
addressing the major themes are encouraged, although submission on other themes
related to fisheries and aquatic habitat biology are also welcome, and where
relevant will be placed into concurrent Contributed Papers sessions.
The DEADLINE for abstracts is October 31, 2005
Graduate
students may apply to the Clemens-Rigler Travel
Fund. Applications are to be submitted to Rob Mackereth
(rob.mackereth@mnr.gov.on.ca) by October 31, 2005.
(A) ELECTRONIC abstracts:
1. Abstracts in electronic
form must be submitted by email to the Programme Chair, Allen Curry (ccffr@unb.ca) by October 31, 2005 (at the
latest).
2. Make my life easier and
email an MS Word (*.doc) version of your abstract.
3. Abstracts should not
exceed 250 words and must be single spaced. Use 12 pt Times Roman font. Do not use bold fonts and titles should be in UPPER
CASE.
4. Ensure you include an
email address for the author who intends to make the presentation, and place an
asterisk (*) after the name.
5. Indicate whether the
presentation will be oral (O) or poster (P) after the title, if you are willing
to present in either format use (O or P).
6. Please indicate on a
separate line after the end of your abstract to which theme (1-5) your
presentation is most closely related and if you are a graduate student (GS). If
your presentation does not fit any of the session themes, please type
"contributed paper".
7. Use the following as a
FORMATTING GUIDE:
PHENOTYPIC EXPRESSION OF LIFE HISTORY TRAITS IN
TATTOINE RESIDENTS
(O or P)
Vader*, D. and L.
Skywalker. Department of Bioengineering, Jedi
University, Mos Eisely, Newfoundland (email:theforce@form1.ca)
Intergenerational
differences in phenotypic expression was higher in Tattoine
residents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Theme 4 (GS)
(B) Power Point Presentations:
1. Power Point is the
presentation format (PowerPoint 2002 or later).
2. Presentations will be
uploaded to a computer prior to the start of individual sessions. Therefore, participants must provide the
audio-visual assistant with a copy of their presentation on a Flash-drive or CD
at least 3 hours prior to the start of their session to ensure presentations
are uploaded correctly. (bring a back up storage medium just in case).
3. Projectors will be
provided by chair members.