United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Water
(4305)
EPA 823-B-93-003
November 1993
cvEPA National Fish Tissue
Data Repository:
User Manual - Version 1.0
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to ODES 1-1
Background Information 1-1
Using this Manual 1-1
Data Structure 1-2
Definitions and Concepts 1-4
What Can ODES Do? 1-5
Major ODES Features 1-12
Chapter 2: Getting Started , 2-1
Using ODES 2-1
On-line Assistance 2-1
ODES Menus 2-1
Selecting Study Area 2-8
Using Chapters 3 through 6 2-9
Helpful Hints 2-10
Chapter 3: Describing ODES Data 3-1
Where were Data Collected? 3-2
When were Data Collected? 3-16
How were Data Collected? 3-26
Sample Reference Information 3-34
What Quantity of Data was Collected? 3-38
Chapter 4: Retrieving Data 4-1
Customized Report of Sample Data 4-2
Standard Report of Source Data 4-20
Chapter 5: Analyzing Data 5-1
Using ODES Graphical Tools 5-2
Creating a Text File of ODES Data 5-18
Performing Advanced Analysis 5-36
Chapter 6: Accessing ODES Output 6-1
Instructions for Fetch Option 6-2
Index of Chapter Contents 6-76
Appendices
Other Documentation and Points of Contact A
Taxa Dictionary B
Chemical Dictionary C
Other ODES Dictionaries D
Log-on Instructions E
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Chapter 1:
Introduction to ODES
The U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) has developed the
National Fish Tissue Data
Repository (NFTDR) for the
collection and storage of fish and
shellfish contaminants data. The
data repository will be part of a
larger EPA database and computer
system called the Ocean Data
Evaluation System (ODES). In
addition to the data, ODES stores
textual summaries of each data set.
Before analyzing data, you should
review this reference information
that is stored in ODES.
ODES is a powerful system that
allows users to retrieve and analyze
various types of data for several
EPA programs. These programs
submit bioaccumulation, receiving
water quality, influent/effluent,
benthic infauna, fish pathology,
sediment grain size, sediment
pollutants, trawl/seine catches,
bioassay, and bacterial/viral
contamination data.
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This manual explains how to access
information from the ODES
database. This chapter provides
background information and a
summary of what ODES can do.
Chapter 2: Getting Started explains
some of the general principles for
navigating through the ODES
menus. Chapters 3 through 6
provide detailed tutorials that will
help you understand how to use all
of the ODES features. The final
chapter lists relevant supplemental
documentation and whom you can
contact to find additional
information.
Because this manual was created
for the NFTDR, the examples are
devoted to bioaccumulation data,
although procedures for accessing
the other types of data are similar.
For more information about
submitting or using data other than
bioaccumulation, please contact the
ODES technical support staff.
If you need assistance using ODES,
do not hesitate to call the ODES
technical support staff. This staff is
familiar with the ODES system and
is ready to help you.
ODES Support (703) 841-6279
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Data Structure
ODES data sets are divided into
different levels of detail: survey,
station, sample, and source. These
levels make up the ODES pyramid
shown in Figure 1.1. The survey
level contains general information
that describes an entire data set.
The station level describes where
the samples were collected. The
sample level provides specific
information about a single sample,
and the source level contains the
analytical lab results.
These levels form a pyramid with
survey at the top and source at the
bottom. As you move up the
pyramid, the information becomes
more comprehensive. Starting at
the top and moving down, the
entries become more specific and
support the top of the pyramid.
Without specific analytical results
at the source level, the pyramid
collapses.
As you can see in Figure 1.1, each
station record corresponds to one
or more sample levels, and each
sample record needs at least one
source record. To make the data
useful, the source records must be
present and should be able to be
traced back up to a sample, station,
and survey. !
The ODES pyramid in Figure 1.1
depicts how ODES would organize
laboratory results collected from
trout and bass at two different
locations, Jackson Lake and Snake
River. The source level
information includes all of the lab
results. The sample level
information includes a code for the
taxa as well as the gear used to catch
the specimen. The station and
survey levels group the results
based on the location of the study.
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Certain types of data are stored at
each level. In addition, to link the
levels, some data is stored in more
than one level Of the pyramid.
Survey Data Level: General
information about your data
collection and analysis.
Data contained at this level
Reference number
Principal investigator
Survey dates
Type of data = Bioaccumulation
Station Data Level: Specific
identifiers describing when and
where the information was
collected.
Data contained at this level
Reference number
Station code
Latitude
Longitude
Sampling date
Sampling time
Depth
Type of waterbody
Descriptive name of waterbody
Sample Data Level: General
information about an
individual sample.
Data contained at this level
Reference number
Station code
Sampling date
Sample number
Composite or specimen number
Type of sampling gear
Type of species analyzed
Portion of specimen analyzed
# of specimens in composite
Sex of specimen or composite
Life stage of sample
Dry weight and/or wet weight
Length of specimen
% Extractable lipids
Source Data Level: Actual
analytical laboratory results.
Data contained at this level
Reference number
.Station code
Sampling date
Sample number
Composite or specimen number
Type of sampling gear
Type of species analyzed
Portion of specimen analyzed
Replicate number
Chemical name
Detected chemical concentration
Units of detected concentration
Qualifier code
Method(s) used to determine
level of concentration in
sample
Measurement basis (wet weight
or dry weight)
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Definitions and Concepts \
Before proceeding, there are several
additional concepts and definitions
that you need to be familiar with in
order to effectively use ODES.
Some of these concepts have
already been discussed. Other
definitions and concepts will be
new.
ODES (Ocean Data Evaluation
System): User-friendly software
that allows users to access and
analyze environmental data.
NFTDR (National Fish Tissue Data
Repository): Fish tissue data
collected in the United States
and stored as bio accumulation
data in the ODES database.
ODES Features: The set of ODES
tools that lists ODES codes,
create summary reports, analyze
data, and access ODES data.
Reference Information: A textual
summary that describes a single
set of ODES data. The summary
explains who to contact for
additional information, why the
data were collected, and how an
analysis was performed. It also
alerts you to any discrepancies
in the data and indicates
whether complementary data
sets are available.
File type: Three or four character
code that designates the type of
monitoring data.
1446 = Bioaccumulation data
NODC code: Codes established by
National Oceanographic Data
Center (NODC) to identify taxa
and tissues.
Gear type: Two character code
identifying the type of gear used
to collect a sample.
Qualifier Code: One letter code that
describes how the chemical
concentration was measured.
Clean-up code/instrument code/
analytical method code: Two
character code used to identify
the chemical analysis used in
the lab.
Reference number: Nine or ten
character code that uniquely
identifies a group of data stored
in ODES. The code can be
broken into the file type,
monitoring program, year and
quarter.
Example: 144BGB9002
144B= Bioaccumulation data
GB= Galveston Bay NEP
90= Collected in 1990
02= Collected during 2nd
quarter of year
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Monitoring program: Two
character code designating a
geographic area or study
program. The Fish Advisory
Program uses the state postal
code abbreviations.
Example:
SC = South Carolina,
National Fish Tissue Data
Repository
Station code: Seven character code
that uniquely identifies every
monitoring station in the
database. These codes are
assigned by ODES Technical
Support to avoid any
duplication among monitoring
programs.
Example: NCE0001
NC = North Carolina,
National Fish Tissue Data
Repository
E= EPA National
Bioaccumulation Study
0001= Sequential number to
ensure unique code
ODES provides several options for
presenting and analyzing data. You
will learn how to use each of these
features in Chapters 3 through 6.
ODES offers many tools to create
graphs, maps, and reports using
data stored in the ODES database.
You can also use the files created by
ODES with PC software packages
such as LOTUS 1-2-3®, Microsoft
EXCEL®, and dBASE HI®. You can
also transfer ODES data to a
mainframe file for use with SAS®.
The following pages show various
reports and graphs created with
ODES. These examples will give
you an idea of what ODES can do
and how its tools can satisfy your
needs. Notes are given for each
example to help you create similar
reports with your own data.
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Where were samples
collected?
Chapter 3: Scenario 1
Before attempting to retrieve and/or analyze data
stored in the ODES database, you need to know if
the data exist. Within the Contents Option, ODES
provides two ways to identify where data were
collected. A summary table similar to Figure 1.2
identifies when, where, and what kinds of data
were collected. Using this table, you can see that
bioaccumulation (144B) data were collected between
1987 and 1989 in Anchorage and in Puget Sound in
1988.
Hozv were samples
collected?
Chapter 3: Scenario 3
Before analyzing data, you should review the
reference information that is stored in ODES. Each
ODES data set contains a separate description. As
shown in Figure 1.3, this reference information
includes the name of someone you can contact if
you have any questions about the data. It also lists
the number and type of variables reported,
equipment used to collect the specimens, and the
techniques used to extract the contaminants. For an
example, the reference information for Galveston
Bay is shown at the end of Scenario 3 in Chapter 3.
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and date combination. You can determine the
Scenario 4: Chapter 3 number of observations available at the station,
sample, or source level of the database. For
example, you can determine how many stations
collected data or how many observations of PCBs
were collected for a single station. The example in
Figure 1.4 shows that 184 source records were
collected at station FLB0030 on January 1,1987.
Similarly, you can use summary information to
determine if ODES stores data for particular
variables, such as arsenic. The report in Figure 1.5
not only shows whether arsenic was collected, but
also how many observations were reported for a
particular station and tissue code.
Retrieving ODES Data
Scenario 1: Chapter 4
ODES supports two retrieval tools that allow you to
view data at either the sample or source level of the
ODES database. For example, you can create a
report tha.t lists all observations that satisfy a certain
set of criteria. The report in Figure 1.6 shows
information about samples collected in Galveston
Bay during July of 1990. In this example, a
summary report was created by requesting station,
taxon, and date. When creating this report, you can
request additional variables. These reports show
not only the data but also titles and code
definitions.
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Analyzing ODES Data As shown in Figure 1.7, the graphs provided by
ODES Tool 1 provide a quick visual summary of
Chapter 6: Scenario 1 the data. Using this tool, you can plot one or two
chemical variables, show one or two stations, or
compare two species.
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Major ODES Features
Participants of the NFTDR are primarily interested in ODES bioaccumulation
data (file type code = 144B). Using ODES, you can access this data in several
different ways. This chapter has provided several examples of ODES output.
Below is a summary of the ODES features that NFTDR participants can use to
access their data.
On-line Assistance
• Find an entry in an ODES code dictionary
• Access articles about system modifications and ODES announcements
Contents Option '
• Determine when and where data were collected
• Review reference information describing an individual ODES data.set
Interactive Retrieval Option \ •
• Display detailed tables summarizing specific subsets of ODES data
• List ODES data fields along with length and description of each field
• Prepare data for transfer to SAS®, ARC/Info®, or PC applications
Data Retrieval Tools
• Create standard and user-defined reports listing requested sample .data
• Create standard and user-defined reports listing requested source data
ODES/STORET Bridge _________
List the STORET variables you may use with ODES tools
Locate a person who can answer questions about a STORET data sets
Produce summary reports of STORET data
Prepare data for transfer to SAS®, ARC/INFO®/or PC applications
Create standard reports listing requested STORET data
Graphical Tools • ;
• Plot how 1 variable fluctuates with time at a particular station
• Plot how 2 variables fluctuate together over time at a particular station
• Plot how stations fluctuate together over time for a particular variable
Fetch Option
• Access output from Data Retrieval Tools, Graphical Tool 1, and
ODES/STORET Bridge
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Chapter 2:
Getting Started
You do not need to know how to
use mainframe computers to take
advantage of the many features of
ODES. The ODES menu screens
include instructions that help you
respond to every prompt. These
instructions serve as a reminder
once you become familiar with the
general ODES layout.
ODES menus require you to first
specify general information about
the area of interest. These screens
are followed by more specific
inquiries about the species and
contaminants of concern to you.
After you specify these criteria,
ODES gives you the opportunity to
make corrections if necessary.
ODES provides special assistance
features such as on-line news and
ODES dictionaries. On-line news
provides details about updates or
enhancements to the system
(including documentation) that are
not covered in this manual. The
enhancements to the system
(including documentation) that are
not covered in this manual. The
ODES dictionaries can be accessed
from the Basic Options Menu as
demonstrated later in this chapter.
These dictionaries contain all of the
current ODES codes and
definitions. You can also access
these dictionaries when Help is
offered at a user-input prompt. For
example, if ODES asks you to enter
a chemical code, you can ask to
view the chemical code dictionary.
This section introduces you to
some of the ODES menus. You can
use the next several pages to
acquaint yourself with the system
and learn how to use the on-line
dictionaries.
To access ODES, use the
instructions provided in the
Appendix E or contact the ODES
technical support staff at (703) 841-
6279.
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Basic Options Menu
To access a specific ODES dictionary from the ODES
Basic Options Menu, select Option D = Use the On-
line DICTIONARIES: This portion of ODES stores
the dictionaries that define each code you may need
to use during an ODES session. Enter D at the
prompt in Figure 2.1 to access the dictionaries.
Listing of Dictionaries
Suppose you are interested in determining who has
submitted ODES data for Tennessee. Since ODES
reference numbers contain a two character
abbreviation for the state, you can use the reference
number dictionary to find out the information of
interest. For the National Fish Tissue Data
Repository, the reference number is a ten digit code
that signifies the bioaccumulation file type, the state
of collection, the program or agency that collected
the data, and the year and quarter during which the
data were collected. To access the reference number
dictionary and continue with this example, enter O
for reference number at the prompt in Figure 2.2.
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Reference Number When you access any ODES dictionary either in this
Dictionary option or at any help prompt during your ODES
session, you are introduced to the dictionary and
asked to enter a search string. The screen shown in
Figure 2.3 describes the ODES reference number and
requests a search string. If you want to view the
entire dictionary, press ENTER. Since you are
interested in data collected in Tennessee, enter TN
to select any dictionary entries that contain TN
somewhere in the entry. After requesting the
search string TN, ODES responds with a listing of 21
occurrences. From the first page of entries, you can
see those data were collected for an EPA study and a
USFWS study. Figure 2.4 also shows the years and
quarters when data were collected for those studies.
For example, data were collected for the EPA study
during the first three quarters of 1988. ODES can
only display a certain number of entries on a screen.
To view the remaining dictionary entries, press
ENTER at the prompt.
Note that the list you are viewing is updated when
new data are submitted. Therefore, your screen
may look slightly different than Figure 2.4.
The entries in Figure 2.5 are a continuation of the
previous screen. Using these two screens, you can
see that only two agencies submitted data for the
state of Tennessee. To locate information about
another state or a particular agency, you can enter Y
to continue searching the reference number
dictionary. To exit this dictionary and continue
with this example, enter N.
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On-line Dictionary store's a description and the 9-.or 10 '
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tfs^ws, ssftn>x TENNESSEE BXO&CC. 1976
> Press EN'TER to continue or Q to
Figure 2.4
REFNO
144BTN77O1
144BTN78U1
144BTN79XT1
144BTN80U1
14 4BTN8 1U1
144BTN8401
> Search for
* tfSFWS 'SSroBY
«, 0SPWS STtpBY
« USFMfS S-PODX
" * OSPWS, s*troY
«s OSFWSV> STODY
= OSFWS STUDY
another IBBFERENCE
XJ?9PION ,„ %
^TENNESSEE BXO&CG^.
TENNESSEE BIO&CC.
TENNESSEE BIOACC.
TENNESSEE BIO&CC.
WEMNESSEE.-BXG&CC."
TENNESSEE BIOACC.,
NtJfHBER?" (Y/N) >
;•-- r~^
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1984 '/ *
»'
Figure 2.5
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Returning to
Basic Options
Since you entered N on the last screen, ODES
returns you to the main dictionary screen. From
this screen you can request another dictionary or
return to the ODES Basic Options Menu. Since you
have now accomplished your goals for this
scenario, you can enter B at the prompt shown in
Figure 2.6 to return to the Basic Options Menu.
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" s - •» ** ODES On-tiine Dictionary **
* SEha ODES On-Idne Dictionary provides convenient listings of ODES
, codes. These codes are, used to specify the data for retrievals
, ana analyses performed by the ODES tools^ *Phe Dictionary stores
the names and associated codes for the following*
A
O
X *
K
Jb
O *
Wafer Bodies ' - \ y
Chemicals « • £
Diseases * ° R
IKS. States* „, ' "a.
Sediment Grain Size Vars V
Bioassay phase - v
Bioassay Concentration Code
•Organs/Suborgans w
Geographic Regions
\sabnitorit[ff Programs Y
NPDES Permit Numbers - ~ Z
Numbers '
^n£l-uent/Effluent Pipes
Onit Codes ' '
Currents' Fil6s
Monitoring "stationst
Taxonomy ^
Bioassay Methods
Bioassay Variables
(Non-Chemical)
Water Quality Variables
(Non-Chemical)
Data Qualifiers
Tissue Material Analyzed
CAS-*numljersv" (chemicals)
* Pleass enter an option or"B(BASIC OPTIONS)> B
Figure 2.6
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L
Selecting Study Area.
In the last example, you looked at
dictionary entries to determine if
ODES contained any data from
Tennessee. While you can use the
dictionaries to determine which
codes exist in ODES, you can also
use various other options to
retrieve sample and source level
data collected in various locations.
When retrieving data, you will
need to identify a specific area of
interest. To request a particular
area from within an ODES tool,
you will begin on a screen similar
to the one shown in Figure 2.7
below.
As you can see on this screen, you
can request study areas with one of
four methods. These methods,
known as grouping stations by a
monitoring program, requesting a
specific reference number,
designating the relation-to-ZID,
and specifying station codes, are
described in the definitions section
of Chapter I. A list of examples for
each selection process is shown in
the next column.
Monitoring Program
• All data from the state of
Georgia
Relation-to-ZID
• Not applicable to NFTDR
Reference Number
• Data collected during the 1st
quarter during every year in the
state of North Carolina
• Data collected in Florida by the
USFWS
Stations Individually
• Data collected in both North
Carolina and South Carolina
• Data collected at a single station
in the Florida Everglades
Figure 2.7
* ODES will now ask you to specify loeation(s) o£ interest-by,,
•electing a station or group of stations and a date or range
of dates.
* You can specify stations of interest by selecting all Stations
in a jnonitoring program; or by selecting all stations for a
reference data set; or a group of stations by their relation
to the zone of initial dilution (ZID) (i.e., all near-field,
boundary, reference, far-field, or with-in ZID stations in a
monitoring program); or one or more individual stations.'- ,
M » MONITORING Program f
N • Reference NUMBER
R - RELATION to ZID (301h program only)
3 - STATIONS Individually
> Enter M, N, R, or S >
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The first two chapters have
introduced the basic structure and
use of ODES. Given this
foundation, you are ready to begin
using ODES to retrieve and analyze
data stored in the NFTDR.
Chapters 3 through 6 contain a set
of tutorials that lead you through
the four basic ODES features:
Describing Data, Retrieving Data,
Analyzing Data, and Accessing
ODES Output. Each section
contains background information
on the feature as well as detailed
scenarios that you can use as guides
during future ODES sessions.
After completing the scenarios in
the rest of this manual, you should
understand when and how to use
every ODES feature that you
might need to access ODES
bioaccumulation data.
NOTE: The actual ODES screens
may vary from the figures in these
tutorials due to system upgrades
and modifications. Notes about
such changes will be listed in the
ODES On-Line News Feature. If
you encounter any problems or
need further assistance, remember
that the ODES technical support
staff is available every weekday to
assist you.
These chapters are divided into the
areas that you will use during a
typical ODES session. An outline
of the scenarios or examples in
those chapters is shown below.
Chapter 3: Describing Data
• Where were data collected?
• When were data collected?
• How were data collected?
• What quantity of data was
collected?
Chapter 4: Retrieving Data
• Customized report of sample
data
• Standard report of source data
Chapter 5: Analyzing Data
• ODES plot of variable over time
• Text file for use with PC
software packages
• SAS data set for use on the
mainframe
Chapter 6: Accessing Output
• Standard ODES output
• High Quality Graphics
• Downloading Graphics
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Helpful Hints
Before you start your first ODES
session, you should be aware of the
items listed below.
***
appears on your
press ENTER to
• When
screen,
continue.
• You may use either lowercase or
uppercase when responding to
ODES prompts.
• If you want to stop performing
your current task, you may
enter EXIT from any ODES
prompt to return to the Basic
Options Menu.
• For security reasons, your
monitor will lock when it is not
in use for a period of time.
When your terminal is locked,
you will get a message that
requests you to re-enter your
password. To continue, simply
enter your password which is
the 6 to 8 alphanumeric code
that you used in conjunction
with your 3 letter user ID to
access the system.
• Most ODES features allow you
to subset the data. Please note
that when you subset your data,
your output will only contain
information that satisfies your
subsetting criteria.
• Some ODES features create
output that you can view
immediately after requesting
the information. Other ODES
features create reports that are
temporarily stored for you
within the system. To view,
print, or download these types
of output, you should use the
ODES Fetch Option that is
described in Chapter 6.
• ODES supports many file types
for several EPA programs. Fish
tissue data related to NFTDR is
stored as part of the ODES
bio accumulation database. To
access this data, request the file
type 144B.
• To get a listing of all
bioaccumulation data stored in
ODES, use the reference number
dictionary available in the
Dictionary Option. An example
of how to use this dictionary is
shown earlier in this chapter.
In the example, you were
interested in Tennessee data, so
you entered the search string
TN. To list all bioaccumulation
entries, enter 144B as your
search string.
• To determine if data is available
for a particular location, you can
use the Contents Option which
is demonstrated in Chapter 3 or
use the waterbody dictionary
from within the Dictionary
Option.
If you have any questions while
using ODES, please contact the
technical support at (703) 841-6279.
The staff is available weekdays
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.,EST.
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Describing ODES Data
Before attempting to retrieve
and/or analyze data stored in the
ODES database, you need to know if
the data exist, some basic
information about the data, and the
quantity of data available. ODES
offers several features to answer
these basic questions.
You can quickly access general
information about the data stored
in ODES using the features
discussed in this chapter. You can
use these features to determine that
data were collected on July 7, 1992,
in 10 stations within North
Carolina or that 20 observations of
PCBs were reported for a particular
station in Georgia. In general,
these features allow you to
determine:
• Where data were collected
• When data were collected
• How data were collected
• How much data was collected
You can use information from this
chapter to determine if ODES stores
the data that you need. If data exist,
you can use the instructions found
in the next two chapters to retrieve
and analyze those data. Chapter 4
explains how to create reports that
list ODES data. Chapter 5 discusses
how to graph data using ODES
menus. It also explains how to
create files that allow you to
analyze data on your PC, and how
to transfer data to the mainframe's
statistical analysis package.
The scenarios presented in this
chapter answer four basic questions
about the data collection that will
help you begin your analysis:
where when, how, and how much.
If you have never used ODES, you
should follow the instructions in
this chapter treating the examples
as actual scenarios that may interest
you. If you have used ODES and
need a refresher on how to use
these features, you should be able
to modify these examples to meet
your particular needs.
The scenarios in this chapter can be
used in series or individually:
Scenarios:
_1.~ Where were data collected?
2 — When were data collected?
3 — How were data collected?
4 — What quantity of data was
collected?
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Scenario 1:
Where were data collected?
Output 1
HKttOH CODSt 10
MOXOStt SPA Ragion 10
MONITORING
PROGRAM
tUUJCT SOUND
AKCHORAGE
XHDXCOOT 403 (C)
10JPWWK STP 403 (C)
gatJDHOX BAT 403 (C)
SORT VMJW6Z 403 (C)
CODE FILE TYPE
132 144B 013 1448 144W 073, 144S 123.
PS 89/89 88 ^ 88/89.81/89 84/#9
AH 86/89 87/89 85/90 86/89 36/86 86/86
KB 87/88 87/88
SO 86/90 86/90 86/89
JOT 86/90 86/90 86/90' '
PB 88/90 88/90 88/90
PV 89/91 89/91 90/9,11 89/91" 90/91
TYPES: 132-BENTHIC INFAUNA
SIZE
144S-SEDIHENT
DATES: FIRST TEAR/LAST TSAR
•* HOTE: BEFORE USING DATA, REVIEW
Output 2
J ^ * , '
BJWIXON CODE: 10 REGXOSt SP* WSBiOH 10 < " " , '
PROORAK CODSJ PV PROSHAKll
STATION
COOK LATITUDE LONGITUDE
PV40009 61:05:30 146:22:24
FV40011 61:05:25 146:23:04
PV40012 61:05:25 146:23:31
PV40013 61:05:26 146:23:51
PV40014 61:05:35 146:23:18
PV40015 61:05:45 146:22:45
PV40010 61:05:28 146:23:19
PV40018 61:04:38 146:27:55
FILE TYPES: 132»BENTHIC INFAUNA
144E-EFFLUENT
132
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/91
POST VALBEZ, 403CC) *»OGRA«
FILE TKPB " ', ' '
144B 013 144M 073 144 S 123 900 -
89/91
90/91 ff9/91 , 90/91
89/91
50/91 89/91 90>9£
89/31 , "•
90/91 89/91 90/91
89/90 , *>,
89/91
^8XOACCOMW».tX<>»r- 013»fX0«-P*TH6WXfif , ^
144W-WATER QUALITY 073-SEDIMENT GRAISI SIZE
144S-SEDIHEHT POLLUTANTS
DATES: FIRST YEAR/LAST YEAR
** MOTE: BSFORX USING DATA,
Ksvxaa
123-TRlWni/SBXHB 900-BX0A#S!Y ', ° -
f"
QA/QC COMMENTS tJSDBR )SfOB0»Tj:01» R **^' ^' _
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The Contents Option provides two
ways to identify where data were
collected: by selecting Monitoring
Programs or Monitoring Stations.
The Monitoring Programs section
displays all monitoring programs
that are associated with a certain
geographic region. The section
called Monitoring Stations
summarizes the data that have
been collected from each of the
ODES monitoring stations. You
can retrieve the stations of interest
by specifying all ODES stations, a
geographic region, or a monitoring
program.
The major difference between
Output 1 and Output 2 is the
amount of detail in the output.
Output 1 lists data by monitoring
program; Output 2 shows every
station for which data are available.
Both reports show dates in the file
type column for which data are
available.
In these examples, Output 1 shows
that bioaccumulation data (file type
144B) were collected, from Puget
Sound in 1988. Looking at Output
2, you see that data were collected at
station PV40018 as early as 1989 and
as recently as 1991.
To demonstrate these features,
assume you are interested in
locating bioaccumulatidn data
collected in the state of Alaska.
Since you are unsure whether
ODES stores data collected in the
state of Alaska, you first want to
obtain a summary of all
monitoring programs for that area
of the country.
If you determine that there is a
monitoring program in Alaska,
you will then locate a station or
group of stations associated with
that monitoring program.
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To determine where data were collected, you can
use the Contents Option by entering C at the Basic
Options Menu prompt shown in Figure 3.1.
To continue with this example, enter C to access the
Contents Option.
Contents Menu
To determine if ODES stores bioaccumulation data
collected in Alaska, enter P at the prompt in Figure
3.2. This option allows you to view all monitoring
programs within a geographic region. If you find a
monitoring program in the area of interest, you can
use the Monitoring Stations section described later
in this scenario to locate specific stations within the
program. Please note that the procedure is the
same regardless of file type or geographic region.
Enter P to continue with this example.
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ODKS
v ~ ,, ° ** BASXC,OPTIONS MEHtf ** -
C = Scan. CONTENTS of the ODES Data Base
D - Use the On-line^ DIOKEOHARXES ° * ° ,
S * 'EXIT ODES ' . , " •
F = Show job status or FETCH reports and graphics
"« * aist'the MEHff of STOOLS <. ' *•
S B Review,on-line MEWS {Updated 2/93} '
R = ODES Interactive Data RETRIEVAI, «
•* 8 *'STORE*'Data Retrieval .,,''' -' ,
¥ « Ose a "BOQI. , '. *
• „***,,ODES Hotline Nwrtbeiss **s*
' {703^841-6279, or {510)283-3771 or {206>8'22-9596
* j / '
>„ Please, enter an OPTION and press ENTER > C
Figure 3.1
*• ,f . , ** Scan COMTESISCS of the ODES Data *Base- '**„
• * ^Tou can->Etoatt thes COJSEPEtWS o£. the ODES, 'Data 'Base by viewing x
sunanary tables that provide quick-access information about
'. Sata types, jnoni«bring stations' or pipes,, and daterf stored in,
I, the system. The categories are hierarchical and you can
systematically scan the information* stored in. the data base
' each. ' •,,•-«•
"
f, = Monitoring PROGRAMS within a Geographic Region.
S « Monitoring S«KMPXONS or^SIPES within 'a Geographic
Region or for a Monitoring Program* " "
' R, » .HE^ERpICE^aEnformattiott, and Quality Control^ {QC') /
" ,: ' • . comments for individual datasets.
• D a DAVES for which data axe "available^ at a particular
- - ,- • Monitoring Station^ or Pipe" (includes Reference ID).
* "So 'scan the CONTENT'S of an above category, enter the * *
.corresponding letter, or enter B to return, to Basic Options.
> Please enter P, 8f R,» D or, B > j P -,
Figure 3.2
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Geographic Area
Next you are asked to select an EPA Region. Figure
3.3 shows the EPA regions and the state postal code
abbreviations associated with the states that make
up that region.
Since Alaska is in the EPA Region 10, enter 10 at the
prompt.
Output
ODES responds by displaying a table similar to
Figure 3.4. This table lists the monitoring program,
its code, and summary data. The figure shows
which file types contain data for each monitoring
program based on the years in which data were
collected.
NOTE: The table in this figure is updated regularly.
As a result, the table you see in your session may
not be exactly the same as Figure 3.4.
This screen shows that bioaccumulation data were
collected in Port Valdez from as early as 1989 and as
recently as 1991. You may use this knowledge
during the remainder of this example and in the
next two scenarios to learn more about those data.
To continue, press ENTER to look for other
monitoring programs or enter M to return to the
Contents Menu. Enter M to continue with this
example.
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Ftewre 3.4
S'^i^-li^HJc^^^
r.?.t. " .-^ >..J'^ 5. -v- -?<$. :>' ^^.^s-^^ ?..>«>.i.?/.y?.?.?.?.'!f; ''>;-„..., ^^^j>^^"''. "x.^ii. ^ ^^^_^>,^j^J^.^A- \', > Va, /'^- Li-•*'d^^:^'^' i ^ ;> o '\'> ^,. - .^ - •+ ,>;*
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Contents Menu
From the last screen, you learned that data were
collected in Port Valdez, Alaska. Now you want to
know exactly where those data were collected. This
step assists you by letting you decide if there were a
sufficient number of locations in that area to
conduct your analysis. Enter S at the Contents
Menu in Figure 3.5 to begin this section.
You are now prompted for a method of locating
monitoring ^stations. Please note, as shown in
Figure 3.6, you could select a geographic region by
entering G or a latitude/longitude area by entering
L. Since you are interested in learning about data
collection in Port Valdez, Alaska, please enter P for
monitoring program.
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'** Scan COMMENTS of the ODES, Data Base ** , / "
°* You can scan the CONSENTS o£ the ODES JJata Base by, viewing". °"
summary tables that provide'quick-access information about
• the data types, monitoring,, stations.or pipes, and dates "
Stored,' in' t&e system. "Bhe categories'below are hierarchical
' :and you1 can systematically scan the information stored in the
data base* by viewing each. „ , _ " "> ' -
P "Monitoring PROGRAMS within a Geographic Region.'
,', 8m Monitoring SOSA3MONS or PIPES within a Geographic
Region or'for a Monitoring Program.' -'• -' _,
• - R =t REFERENCE Information and Quality Control '(QC) ' '
commentsofor individual datasets. ,?
J> «» DAftEST '£or which data are available at; a particular
-'.,', Monitoring Station or Pipe (includes Reference ID},.
^ *So scan,'the 'COMtPBlUPS of an above category, enter the , >v *
corresponding letter, or,enter*B to return'to Basic Options.
> Please' enter '», ' S,' R,' 0 or 'B ^-'' S - * " \ " ' i; ^ "'
Figure 3.5
Monitoring S-PATSOHS or'JPIPES
As you review Monitoring. Stations and Pipe Codes Tables, you
^might ,want ,to make a -note of Station Codes or Pipe Codes , and'
associated Dates. Other CONTENTS options may require you to
enter Station Codes or Pipe Codes and Dates.
Tou can list, all stations , and. pipes wit'hin a ^Geographic'
•region, Monitoring ^Program, or latitude/longitude window.
Options ^G and P require a 'two-character selection code.
Option H requires a Latitude and/or Jdongitude selection.
' •' • G « GEOGRAPHIC' Region . "
: - - ' P = Monitoring
' '
; will now be asked; to enter 'a search method,, or enter'
'MT to view^the CONTENTS MEN&.,. __ • > S
>, Please enter G, P, t,or.« for, COHTEOTS MEHO or H for HBIiP > p"
Figure 3.6
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As shown in Figure 3.7, you are prompted for a
monitoring program. If you cannot remember the
code for the Port Valdez monitoring program or
any other monitoring program of interest, ODES
provides an on-line dictionary to assist you. You
can access that dictionary now by entering H at the
prompt.
By entering H at the last prompt, you enter the on-
line dictionary. Once in the dictionary option,
ODES prompts you to enter a search string. For this
example, enter TORT VALDEZ' in quotes as
shown in Figure 3.8.
The ODES dictionary responds with the ODES code
PV as shown in Figure 3.9. Enter N to exit the
dictionary without making another request and
then Enter PV at the next prompt as shown in
Figure 3.9.
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I* YoU"Wiil^now be asked tox specify a Monitoring Program by
-entering, a' two-character Program Code. ,
> Please enter a: Program Code "or EC°for Help>
Figure 3.7
* "SPfae1 On-line, Dictionary,, stores the, names and two-character 'iT
^ for monitoring programs 'which- currently have Sata store'd
s, ,insthe" ODES Data Base.°"TTou can search the dictionary Toy
entering, aJUT'or part 'of/the name" of a monitoring program. You
nay al'so press REV0RN to view'a listing of-all' codes. -
> Enter search" string' > 'PORSrVAliDEZT11 „
Figure 3.8
* 5Phere, is 1 .Recurrence'of BORW, VA3JDBZ in the dictionary.
\ CODE" " . MONITORING IPROGRftM . - " '
' FV. alpORT VSUuDEZ' 403{C) »ROeR»M ' ' ,"° ' ' --'
>„ Search for another^MONI«ORlNG 3?ROGRSM? (y/Bt) t> '"' N
enter a Program Code or H f or Help*- PV
Figure 3.9
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Output
This section of ODES produces a table similar to the
one produced for Monitoring Programs. Notice in
Figure 3.10 that no bioaccumulation data were
collected at these stations. This conclusion can be
drawn because the column for the bioaccumulation
file type (144B) is blank. Press ENTER to view the
next page of the Port Valdez table.
NOTE: If you continue pressing ENTER to page
through and there are no more pages, ODES asks if
you want to look at another program. If you
answer N for No, you return to the Contents Menu.
If you enter Y for Yes, you return to the prompt in
Figure 3.7.
After pressing ENTER to continue from the last
screen, ODES displays the table shown in Figure
3.11. Since you are trying to locate stations that
have bioaccumulation data, review the column
labeled 144B. Notice that the final entry reads
88/91. This entry signifies that data were collected
at station PV40018 between 1988 and 1991. You can
continue looking at the latitude and longitude
locations of the Port Valdez stations by pressing
ENTER to page through the list. When you finish
looking at these tables, enter M to return to the
Contents Menu. The Contents Menu is the menu
from which you started this scenario.
By using this section, you learned that Port Valdez
collected bioaccumulation data at station PV40018.
You also know the latitude/longitude for that
station. Now you can use the next scenario to
determine if data were collected for this station
during the summer of 1990. Before beginning that
scenario, you need to complete this scenario by
completing the steps on the next page.
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Figure 3.10
.REGION, -CODE':' 10
PROGRAM CODES PV
REGION: EPA Region, 10
PROGRAM: PORT VM.DEZ, 403 (C) PROGRAM
STATION , _ "- , - - "',
CODE jtATITODE, fcONGITODB
132
144B 013
TY2E
144W 073
144S 123
900
PV4Q002
J?V40003'
PV40004
PV40005
PV40006
%PV4°0007 =,
PV40008S"
61:06:21
6lV05:54
-61:06:21
61:06:35
61:0.6:35
'61sQ6's2K
61s 05:31,
146:20:00
146:21:48
146:25:18
146":28:07
146:32:18
146:35:42
146:24:20
146:24:29
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/91
89/90T
' S9/"$i
' 89/91
90/91 89/91
90/91 89/91
89/91
90/91 89/91
89/9,0
90/91
90/91
, F:[:LE TYPES: 132=BENTHIC INFAONA 144B=BIOACCUMULATION
; , - " , ' 144E=EFFIitlENT , 144W-WATER QUAIilTY
' > 144S=SEDIMENT POLLUTANTS , 123=TRAWL/SEINE
013=FISH PATHOLOGY
073»^EDIMENT GRAIN
900=BIOASSAY
,**. MOTEsBEFORE PSING DATA,REVIEW QA/QC COMMENTS'UNDER SOBOPTION^K
> Press .RETOSS for MORE or « for CONTBNTS 'MEMO » "",
Figure 3.11
REGION.CODE: 10 -
PROGRAM CODE: PV
REG10M: EfiA'.Regfpn; 10 <• ? ' -;
PROGRAM: PORT VALDEZ, 403(C) PROGRAM,
STAT3COH
UKPXTDDE , ,I.ONGI«tIDE
132
FIIJE TYPE
144B' 013 , 14'4W, 073
144S, 123 90'0
PV40009
PV46011"
,PV4'0012'
PV40013
PV40014"
W40015
PV4001Q
"
61:05:30
61:05:25
6i:OS*25
61:05:26
61:05:35,
61:05:45
61:05:28
61:04:38
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** NOTE:, , BEFORE USIHG ; UATA, REVIEW QA/QC COMMENTS TOI0BR 'SOBOPTION R -**
013=FISH PATHOLOGY
073=SEDIMEliT GRAtM SIZE
900=BIOASSAY
> Press" RETURN for -MORE or: M for CONTENTS MENtT <>K
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Finishing the Job
On the last screen, you entered M to return to the
Contents Menu. If you are interested in using an
option on the Contents Menu, you can enter that
option now. To exit back to the Basic Options
Menu, enter B. All scenarios begin from the Basic
Options Menu which is the focal point of the ODES
menu system. To exit this scenario and return to
the Basic Options Menu, enter B in Figure 3.12.
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•\ ~ ** Scan COmsmS of the ODES Data "Base ** / '
*„ You ban scan^the CONWENTS of, the pDES Data Base by viewing ^
summary'tables that provide quick-access information about , %
= 'data-types, monitoring stations or pipes, and dates,stored in
,the system."' 'The categories-' are' Hierarchical and" you can '
systematically, scan the information stored in the' data JbaSe • '
•by viewing '..each. , ', •' - ; • -; < „» ' f ', ]
» * Monitoring.»ROSR»as within a Seographic Hegion. ' '
S • Monitoring STATIONS ,or PIPES within a,Geographic ,, " .
; •• Region or' for a Monitoring Program. , ••
"', R-? HEKBRENCE 3Daformation and, Quality; Control (QC) '
' 'comments ,for individual" dktasets.0' ^ •• ,„
f "to «*' HATES for which aaKa are available at a particular • •
oMonitoring Station or Pipe (includes Reference 10).
*'«Po scan, the COSS^&SfS's of an above category, ent:er>the •>
corresponding letter, or enter B to-return to Basic,pptions.
> Please enter P, S, R, JJ ' B /.. "
Figure 3.12
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Scenario 2:
When were data collected?
Output 3
DATE INFORMATION FOR BIOACCTTOTOATION DATA
DATE(S)s RANG!! OF DATES FROM 9006; TO ,9008
STATXON(S)! SELECTED STATIONS
SAMPLING UATE-21Cn:rN1990
STATION
CODS
FV40019
REFERENCE
ID
144BPVSI002
SAMPLING DATE-23CnrN1990
STATION
CODE
FV40018
REFERBtlCE
ID
144BFV9002
SAMPLING DATE»24CniN199Q
STATION
CODE
EV40017
REFERENCE;
ID
144BPV!)002
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The last scenario showed you how
to determine where data were
collected. You also determined the
range of years for which data were
collected; however, in many cases
you will need to know exactly
when data were collected. For
example, the last scenario showed
data were collected in Port Valdez,
Alaska between 1989 and 1991.
Your next question may be on
which dates were data collected.
As you can see in Output 3 on the
previous page, ODES can list the
stations where data were collected
on a particular date. For example,
data were collected on June 21,1990
at ODES station PV40019.
Similarly, data were collected on
the 23rd and 24th of June in 1990.
You can obtain this type of
information by using the Dates
section of the Contents Option.
The Dates section provides an up-
to-date listing of exactly when and
where data were collected. Unlike
the tables shown in the last
scenario, this section provides the
actual day, month, and year of data
collection. The tables in the
previous scenario show the first
and last year that data were
collected.
For this scenario, you can build
from the information learned in
the last example. In the last
scenario you learned that Port
Valdez collected data between 1989
and 1991. Now you would like to
know the exact sampling dates at
Port Valdez for the summer of
1990.
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Getting Started
To determine when data were collected, you can
use the Contents Option by entering C at the Basic
Options Menu prompt shown in Figure 3.13.
To continue with this example, enter C to access the
Contents Option.
Contents Menu
Since you want to determine the dates for which
data have been reported, enter D at the prompt in
Figure 3.14.
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tf o
E a
f =
Ifa
S a
R =
S =
ODES
** BASIC OPTIONS MENtf **
Scan COOTEHKES p£ .the ODES Data Base
ttee the On-line-DICTIONARIES-
EX3C* ODES, ,
Show job status or' FE3K2H reports and graphics'
fcist the'SENtf of 3K>OXiS • ,
Review on-line ilEWS -{Opaated 2/93}
ODES Interactive-Data
S«OKE5f'Data Retrieval
a
•*?.* ODES Hotline Numbers *** '
(703)841-6279 or' °{510}283-3771 or {206)822-9596
'>• Blease enter an 0»*XO» and press RE5PORH >C
Figure 3.13
,** Scan' COOTENSBS of--ifche ODES Data Base **.
'You can scan the COWEEKJfS or .the 'ODESsdata types, monitoring stations or'.pipes,' and. dates stored. in
_the system.,- SChe categories aye hierarchical arid you can ",
^systematically"ican the information"stored^in the data base J-
by*viewing each. ~ , * - ,
•S
S
D
• Monitoring'BHOSRAMS within a Geographic Hegion. ' , '-,
• "Monitoring -STATICiNS, or PIPES within a Geographic
', Region-or«for, a Monitoring Program.' s -- ">
. HEFERBNCE Information,and Quality Control .(QC)
"comments'£or "individual, datasets. ° • , ''\ ,
i, DSSEES for which data are available at a particular
Monitoring Station or Pipe'.Unciudes Reference>ID).*
* To,scan the CpHfENSS of,an above category^ enter the
corresponding letter, or enter B to return'°to-Basic "Options.
> Please -enter' », S,".R, 0. or B >- D
figure 3.14
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Dates After you enter the Dates section, ODES provides an
introductory screen that is shown in Figure 3.15.
From this screen, you can enter M to return to the
Contents Menu or press ENTER to continue with
the Dates section. For this example, press ENTER.
File Type Selection ODES now asks a series of questions. First, you are
prompted in Figure 3.16 for a file type. Since you
are interested in Port Valdez bioaccumulation data,
enter 144B at the prompt.
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DATES For Which Data Are Available '' ',
> / -1* o f
°* As you review the Date Information Tables,' you might want to
make-a note -of Reference Numbers, Other CONTENTS options'may
require you to enter a Reference Number.
* This option'allows you to create a customizes table listing-
monitoring,-station'locations, dates,-,and ^Reference Numbers. -
A batch job that creates: a^print:out of this information will '
be,, submitted at the end; of the prompting sequence.- (Use the
FETCH option from,Basic Options ,to check your .job's st'aius.) *
Host tools will require you tos e~nter locations and ,dates^ '
>• Stress BET0BN "to continue' or'M for CONTENTS MESEf >
Figure 3.15
Tfou can create a table'of date information for the' following.
tvnan of clsfcas
types of data:
File Code
Type'of Data
013 a pish Pathology Data
009 = Bacterial/Viral "Data
073 = -Sediment Grain Size Analysis Data
123 a Trawl'/Seine Sampling Data
132 , = Benthic Survey Data " '
144B = Influent/Effluent Data , „ , ',
-144B' m Bioaccumulatipn Data ° •
144S = Sediment Pollutant Data
144W' = Water Quality"Data
900 « ' • Bioassay Data
>- Enter the File Type of interest by its code > ' 144B'
Figure 3.16
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Station Selection
The next screen, Figure 3.17, requests a method for
specifying the monitoring stations. Since you are
interested in Port Valdez, enter P for monitoring
program. You could have also selected S for
individual stations and then entered the stations
PV40017, PV40018, and PV40019 that you found in
the last section. Selecting A for all stations would
create a report including all ODES stations where
bioaccumulation data were collected. Enter P to
continue.
After entering P for monitoring program, ODES
prompts you for the monitoring program code of
interest. As in the last section, you could use the
on-line dictionary. If you remember that the code is
PV from earlier, simply enter PV at the prompt in
Figure 3.18.
Date Selection
As shown in Figure 3.19, you can request all dates
or a range of dates. For this example, you are
interested in data collected during the summer of
1990, so you should enter R to select a range of
dates.
ODES prompts you for the range of dates in Figure
3.20. These dates should be entered in a YYMMDD
format where YY is the year, MM is the month, and
DD is the day. Please note, your range may be a
single day, month, or year. Rather than using a
range of dates, you can request a single year, month,
or day. For this example, enter 9006 9008 for June
through August 1990.
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* You can' specify Monitoring Stations .of interest by one of the'
following methods: , :
S a Individual STATIONS
' >' *'- Monitoring/PROGRAM"
A =* Attli 'Stations
> Please enter S, P, , or A >• » „ >
Figure 3.17
'* You Willie asfced to identify a monitoring program of
• interest toy entering a two-character- ODES' identifier. > ' I
If you are unsure of the identifier ,code,r enter H for help.
>'.Enter an ODES 2'-character ID or H > sy
Figure 3.18
* .You can specify dates ,of interest by one of the following
methods; . <
of Dates
A « AM» Dates
> Please enter R or A > R :
Figure 3.19
5 .* You, can select dates by year only"(YY), yeSr,and month ' '
, {YSMM}', ,or year,, month and day '(YXMMDB) . Bbfeh dates must- be '
in'the same format tand -be separated by a*blank or a^comma. • ' ,
' ,For ejcaraple* ,"8seHlS 850215'"and "8501,8502"'are both-valid- "
- responses. To' select one,day,'enter,'that date only fin '. "'- .
• TSnBMDb;format> ,at the prompt. ' .- . • • - -
>_ Enjfcer a START and EHO DATE {T!nflaDDfYY«MDD) or 'single date (YXMftTO)
>• 9006 9008 ' . .. ° , ,'
Figure 3.20
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Finishing the Job
After requesting dates, ODES prompts you for the
format of the output (Figure 3.21). The first choice,
D, sorts the table by stations. This option may be
useful if you are interested in the number of times
data were collected at a given station. Selecting L
sorts the table by dates. This format is
recommended when the date is more important
than exactly where the data were collected. You
may use either choice for this example. The output
shown at the beginning of the scenario used L to list
the locations associated with each date.
Unlike other sections of the Contents Option, the
Dates section runs in batch mode; therefore, the
output does not automatically appear at the end of
the job. To access the output, ODES tells you a job
number on a screen similar to the one shown in
Figure 3.22. You should record this job number for
later use in retrieving the output. ODES output is
retrieved using the Fetch Option which is discussed
in Chapter 6. Press ENTER to return to the
Contents Menu.
On the last screen, you pressed ENTER to return to
the Contents Menu. If you are interested in using
an option on the Contents Menu, you can enter
that option now. To return to the Basic Options
Menu, enter B. All scenarios begin from the Basic
Options Menu which is the focal point of the ODES
menu system. To exit this scenario and return to
the Basic Options Menu, enter B in Figure 3.23.
From the Basic Options Menu, you will want, to
enter F for the Fetch Option. The Fetch Option
allows you to retrieve output that you create with
the ODES Features. Instructions for the Fetch
Option are provided in Chapter 6. If you have any
questions about using Fetch, please contact the
ODES .technical support staff at (703) 841-6279.
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*. you can-arrange "the" data in your table in one of "the ''-
' following, formats! ° „
*• ° ° '
• »"= fcist each location and .all OKSfBS for available' data
£ « °Mst each date and all tOOKMONS for all 'dates
> s ' , • *> '« ' ' -
>* Please enter 0 or & > & ' ' , ,
Figure 3.21
* Thanlr.you, •„ •>
*•Please record the following job information*
< "f or subsequent retrievals* " s' • ,'
SIMBs
25528
^ .13s57:27
04/26/93
> Please press RETURN 60 return to CONTENTS MENU >
Figure 3.22
I ' ** "Scan SONTEKHfS of the ODES Data Base ** ' , '
* You can scan'the CONTENTS of .the OJDES Data Base by viewing
^suamiary .tables that provide quick-access information about '
data types, monitoring stations ory-pipes, and dates stored in
• the system. JPhe categories below are hierarchical' and you 'can
.systematically scan .the information stored in stfae data base
' . by viewing each. - o •> .' _ .
fi - Monitoring PROGRAMS within a Seographic'Region,
S - tfenitoring STATIONS or PIPES within a geographic , . .
• Region or for a Monitoring Program, ,'/'•-
, , • R a REFBHENCE Information and Quality Control <(QC) • '
comments for individual datasets. ' , ° , ,
• 0 » aa&TES for which' data are available at a particular
. Monitoring Station or Pipe (includes Reference ID). "
* To scan the CONTENTS of an above category, enter the
corresponding letter, or enter B to return, to Basic Options.,
> Please enter P, S, R, 0 or B >• • B ' • f
Figure 3.23
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Scenario 3:
How were data collected?
Output 4
REFERENCE NUMBER: 144BPV9002 , J PAGE 3. OF, 7,
REGION CODE: 10 REGION: EPA Region, 10 (WA ID OR AK)
PROGRAM CODEt PV PROGRAMS PORT VALDEZ (ALYESKA) , , .'
CONTACT: R.L. mKKELSEN, ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS SUPERVISOR
ALYESKA PIPELINE SERVICE COMPANY " „ , -' ,~
PHONE: , (907) 2,65-8437, '
PROGRAM: 403(c) ,, .
FILE TYPE: Bioaccumulation REFERENCE ID: 144BPV9002 ' " ^
NUMBER OF STATIONS SAMPLED: 3 „ - ,< ,
SAMPLING PERIOD: June 1990 ,-',,,,
NUMBER OF VARIABLES REPORTED: 19 (18 aromatic hydrocarbons and total -,'•''
alkanas) _
SAMPLING EQUIPMENT USED: Mussels collected by hand with-forceps
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES: Aromatic hydrocarbons determined by flame ionization
detector-gas chromatography (FID-GC), after caustic digestion, "an& silica-'
CONTIN0ED...
REFERENCE NUMBER: 144BPV9002 ' ' - ' , PAGE,'2 OF* '7
alr'rafr1* column and high performance liquid chromatography ^HPLC) cleanup
GENERAL COMMENTS , ' '' ' ,' , "
Port Valdez, Alaska, is the site of the marine'terminal of the Trans-
Alaska Pipeline System. Operation of this terminal "includes reception,
treatment, »™* discharge of tanker ballast water; an 'activity which is
regulated through permits issued under the National Pollutant Discharge,
Elimination System (NPDES). Hydrocarbons were measured in mussels collected
at threa sites in June 1990 in the vicinity of the Alyeska marine terminal
and in reference intertidal areas in Port Valdez; The monitoring, Survey was
designed to determine the concentrations of petroleum hydrocarbons in
intertidal mussels which are attributable to the permitted discharge of
treated ballast water at the marine terminal. ' '
Intertidal mussels were collected at three locations on 21-24 June 1990. :
One station (B5) was located within the marine terminal at Berth Five. The
other two stations can be considered reference stations because of their
location away from human activities. The Five Mile Beach station (Station
CONTINUED...
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Using the last two scenarios, you
determined whether data exist in
ODES for a particular geographic
area and exactly when those data
were collected. This information is
vital in determining if you can
perform an analysis for your
particular area of interest using
ODES data. Before using the data,
however, you may need to know
how the samples were collected
and how the concentrations were
measured. In addition, you may
need to contact the lead scientist in
charge of the sample collection and
initial analysis.
All of this information is stored in
the ODES Reference Information.
A separate description is stored on-
line for each ODES data set. This
information is stored on an annual
basis for the National Fish Tissue
Data Repository and a quarterly
basis for all other ODES programs.
The Reference Information section
displays textual summaries that
provide important information
about each data set. As shown in
Output 4, the reference
information provides an
individual's name and phone
number to contact with any
questions about the data. The
abstracts also warn you of any
inconsistencies within the data and
identify where supporting data may
exist.
To demonstrate how to retrieve
reference information from ODES,
this scenario builds off the
knowledge learned in the last two
scenarios. In those scenarios, you
learned where and when samples
were collected during the spring of
1990. Now you would like some
information about why the
samples were collected and how
the specimens were analyzed.
Also, you would like to contact
someone from the Port Valdez
403(c) program who can give you
further insight into the data.
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Getting Started
You learned during Scenario 2 that samples were
collected during June of 1990 in Port Valdez,
Alaska. Before using these data for analysis,
though, you would like to know why the samples
were collected and determine if there is any
information you should be aware of before
retrieving the data.
To determine why the specimens were collected
and how the concentrations were measured, you
should use the Contents Option shown on the Basic
Options Menu in Figure 3.24. To access the
Contents Option and begin this example, enter C.
Contents Menu
After entering the Contents Option, you should see
the screen in Figure 3.25. This screen is the same
screen that was shown in the previous two
scenarios. In this scenario you are interested in
accessing the reference information section of the
ODES Contents Option.
On the Contents Menu in Figure 3.25, ODES refers
to this information as Reference Information.
Enter R to start this section of the Contents Option.
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* ODES *
- , ' ** BASIC OPTIONS MENU **
. " C - Scan CONTENTS' of'the ODES Data Base
' - D tt tTse the. On-line DICTIONARIES
E*ns EXIT-ODES
• F =* Show job status or FETCH reports and graphics
' ' H« Hist the MENU of TOOIiS.
• : - U « Review on-line NEWS (Updated 2/93}
R « 'ODES Interactive Data RETRIEVAL '
^ "' S «,'STORET Data Retrieval , '
'; V « Use a KOOL
. , , " _, '• , - ***' ODES Hotline ;Numbers ***
' ^ j703)'$41-$279" or {510)283-3771 or (206)1822-9S96 , ' "
""> Please enter an OPTION and press RETURN >C
Figure 3.24
~ ', - **' Scan CONIEKmS of the ODES Data Base **"
* You can scan the COJSfSSSSSS^ of the ODES. Data Base by viewing
summary tables that provide quick-access information about- the
, data/types-, monitoring stations'for pipes, and dates- stored in
'• the system. ,. Whe categories below are- hierarchical and you can'
' - systematically^ scan the information stored-in the data base Isy
^ Viewing 'each, - -
P = Monitoring PROGRAMS within a Geographic- Region.
.,S = Monitoring STATIONS or PIPES within-a Geographic
' Region or -for a .Monitoring Program-. - ' -
R° « 8EFERENCE Information and "Quality" Control (QC),
, ,_ , - comments for individual datasets. ^ •
D = DATES for which data are available at a particular - ,
''• \ "Honitor,ing Station or-Pipe (includes Reference ID). ' *
** To, scan "the CpNTENTS" of--an above category, enter the " •
, corresponding letter,/or enter B to~return to Basic Options. "- <
>" Please enter P, S, R,, D or B >• R
Figure 3.25
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Reference Information An introductory screen shown in Figure 3.26
should appear. This screen explains the Reference
Information section and the type of information
you need to retrieve it. Since you are interested in
bioaccumulation data reported from Port Valdez in
the spring of 1990, you should enter the reference
number 144BPV9002 at the prompt. The 144B
represents bioaccumulation data, PV stands for Port
Valdez, and 9002 represents the second quarter or
the spring of 1990.
Output
When browsing these descriptions, you can press
ENTER to page through the abstract or use M to
return to the Contents Menu. If you would like to
read the entire abstract, press ENTER to continue to
the next page and follow the prompts at the bottom
of each screen. Figure 3.27 displays the first page of
the abstract. Press ENTER to continue with this
example.
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, : , REFERENCE Information and QC comments
• - > ' ' " ' " ", ' '•'', •<
* •This. CONTENTS, option 'allows you to review technical, ^comments/-
descriptive information stored for individual ODES data sets.
All data,stored in the ODES Data Base have been reviewed for
' , "accuracy'fcy the' ODES "Technical Staf£. All information for a >
particular'data'1 set is stored under a unique Reference -
Number. ' f ' '-""',' >••*'«•
* Reference Number contains the 3-4 character FILE TYPE code,
the-'a character ODES PROGRAM CODE,- the 2 digit* YEAR in which"
the data, were collected, and 2 digit sequential- SCAN number.
For example, the Reference Number for a benthic survey data
,'sei fr:Etar!l!YPE-132) collected in 1980 (YEAR-SO) for San Diego'
(PROGRAM CODE=SD)' during the first scan (SCAN=01) would be.
'" 132SD'S00±, ' , , -' , ,
1 ' '> "' '' ~ 3 ' N ^
* You will now be asked to enter Reference Number of interest. ,
You can search any FILE 3?1TPE for-any part of the Reference
Number (e.g., 132SD to search for all benthic survey datasets
for San Diego).,' A valid FILE TYPE must be" entered. °
> Enter-'Reference ID, rf, for COKWEBKPS MESTO or H for HEU?>_144BPV9002
Figure 3.26
Figure 3.27
REFERENCE NUMBER: 144BPV9002
3PASE 1 OF 7
'REGION, CODEt „ 10"
PROGRAM CODES PV
REGION/ EPA Region 10 (ISA.' ID OR AK)
PROGRAM: PORT VALDEZ (ALYESKA)
CONTACT: R.L. MIKKELSEN, ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS SUPERVISOR: ' -, ,
, ALYESieft, PI>EI.IMB SERVICE COMPANY, " ", '" ',, ^ '•
^PHONES., {907} 265-8437, , . ' „',
BROSRAK! 403'(c) ' < f ,,'„'• '" ' ,
FILE/TYPE'S. ,Bioaccumula'tion ' - 'REFERENCE IDs 144BPV9002 „ , '
NUMBER OF STATIONS SAMPLED: 3 " ' ,
SAMPLING PERIODS , Jane 1996 - - " ' ;, , -
SOMBER OF VARIABLES REPORTED: 19 ,(18 aromatic hydrocarbons and total
, alkanes) ' ""'"'"'' T , -• , '
SAMPLING EQUIPMENT USED: Mussels collected by -hand with .forceps ,
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES: " Aromatic hydrocarbons.determined by flame ionization
detector-gas chromatography (FID-GC), after caustic digestion, and silica-
•>" ' • ' CONTINUED...
> Press RETURN to CONTINUE or M for CONTENTS MENU »
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Figure 3.28 shows the second screen of the abstract.
Again you can press ENTER to continue or enter M
to return to the Contents Menu. To continue this
example, enter M at the prompt to return to the
Contents Menu. You are now finished with this
example and should be at the Contents Menu. You
may now enter B to return to ODES Basic Options.
The next four pages show the reference
information submitted by Galveston Bay National
Estuary Program for the summer of 1990. This
example should give you a better understanding of
the information stored in these summaries.
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Figure 3.28
icarbons were; measured : in:
<•'£' •'>',, ? «M>"»•*>> " ^ ? £ \ mst I ,&* *"*'•"''^
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Sample Reference Information,
REFERENCE NUMBER: 144BGB9003
STATE OR FEDERAL AGENCY: TEXAS
REGION CODE: 6 REGION: EPA Region 6 (TX LA OK AR MM)
PROGRAM CODE: GB PROGRAM: GALVESTON BAY NATIONAL ESTUARY PROGRAM
CONTACT: RUSSEL W. KIESLING, RESEARCH ADMINISTRATOR
GALVESTON BAY NATIONAL ESTUARY PROGRAM
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON - CLEAR LAKE
2700 BAY AREA BLVD., BOX 164
HOUSTON, TX 77508
PHONE: (713) 332-9957
PROGRAM: National Estuary Program
FILE TYPE: Bioaccumulation
NUMBER OF STATIONS SAMPLED: 4
SAMPLING PERIOD: Summer fluty-September) 1990
SPECIES COLLECTED: Southern flounder (Paralichthys lethostigma), black drum (Pogonius
cromis), redfish (Sciaenops ocellata), speckled trout (Cynoscion nebulosus), hardhead
catfish (Arius felis), croaker (Micropogonius undulatus), jackfish (Caranx hippos),
mullet (Mugil cephalus), gafftop sail catfish (Bagre marinus), sheepshead
(Archosargus probatocephalus), and shark (Lamniformes)
NUMBER OF VARIABLES MEASURED: 104 (46 aromatic hydrocarbons, 48 pesticides and
PCBs, and 10 trace metals)
SAMPLING EQUIPMENT USED: Gill nets (100-600 ft long, 6 ft deep, with 1, 2, or 3 inch square
mesh) and hook-and-line
ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES: Aromatic hydrocarbons by gas chromatography/mass
spectrometry (GC/MS)-selective ion monitoring mode (SIM) after silica gel/alumina
column and HPLC purification; pesticides and PCBs by gas chromatography/electron
capture detection (GC/ECD) after silica gel/alumina column and HPLC purification;
mercury by cold vapor atomic absorption spectrometry (CVAAS); other trace metals by
flame or graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (FAAS or GFAAS).
DATA SET VERIFIED BY SUBMITTER
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GENERAL COMMENTS.
Galveston Bay is one of the largest estuaries in the United States and the largest in
Texas. Its 600 square miles of shallow, low salinity water provide highly productive habitat
for fish, crab, oysters, and shrimp. This study was initiated to provide information on the
concentrations of heavy metals and organic priority pollutants in edible fish and shellfish from
Galveston Bay. The data were used to assess potential risks to human health posed by the
consumption of seafood organisms from Galveston Bay.
Southern flounder (Paralichthys lethostigma), black drum (Pogonius cromis), redfish
(Sciaenops ocellata), speckled trout (Cynoscion nebulosus), hardhead catfish, croaker, jackfish,
mullet, gafftop sail catfish, sheepshead, and shark were collected by gill netting or
hook-and-line from four sites in Galveston Bay on 30 July-3 August and 4 September 1990. The
four sites were Morgans Point, at the mouth of Galveston Ship Channel, Eagle Point, off of San
Leon, Carancahua Reef, in the West Bay, and Hanna Reef, in the East Bay. Because of an oil
spill near the Eagle Point site, only ten of the desired thirty fish could be collected during the
first cruise. An additional cruise in September was necessary to collect a sufficient number of
fish at this site. For collection purposes, a site was considered to be a circle with a radius of 1.5
miles around a central location.
All stations are assigned an ODES station code for use in all the ODES tools. The ODES
station codes for Galveston Bay consist of the prefix GBE followed by a four-character
identifier. The following table gives the ODES station codes for the bioaccumulation stations
sampled in the Galveston Bay monitoring program.
Original ODES
Station Code Station Code Location
HR GBEHR01 Hanna Reef
CR GBECR01 Carancahua Reef
MP GBEMP01 Morgans Point
EP GBEEP01 Eagle Point
Data were checked for proper formats and were screened for improbable values. An
abbreviated technical review of results was performed. Bioaccumulation data from shellfish
collected in a previous sampling effort have also been submitted to ODES under reference ID
144BGB9002.
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FIELD AND LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
Fish were collected from small boats at four different sites in Galveston Bay. Only
individuals of legal market size were collected and analyzed. All fish were collected using a
gill net, with the exception of the September sampling at Eagle Point, which utilized
hook-and-line fishing. Thirty fish were collected from each station, except at Carancahua
Reef, from which only twenty-seven fish were collected.
As the fish were removed from the gill net they were placed in an ice chest until they
could be field processed. Ice chests were scrubbed with detergent and then rinsed with tap
water. After completing a gill net set the fish were weighed, measured for length, and
inspected for lesions or deformities. The gall bladder and liver were then removed. The
remaining fish tissue, gall bladder, and liver were packaged separately and placed in an ice
chest. The fish tissue was wrapped in clean, combusted, heavy duty aluminum foil with the
tissue towards the dull side of the foil. The foil was taped down with fiber tape and labeled
with the collection site, date of collection, and species information on the foil. Only one fish
was wrapped in each foil sheet.
After field processing the samples were immediately stored on ice in the field until the
day's sampling was complete. The samples were then taken to an electric freezer and stored
frozen until the entire freezer was transported back to the lab for further processing. All
further sample processing was
performed in the laboratory under clean room conditions.
In the laboratory, fillets of muscle tissue were taken from each fish. Composites of
liver tissue were created from one to three fish (generally two) of a given species at each
station. A "composite" of liver from one fish was necessary when only one fish of a given
species was collected at a site. From twelve to fourteen liver composites were created from fish
at each site. Each muscle or liver sample was homogenized, acidified, and purified. The
extract was first purified to remove matrix interferences using a silica gel/alumina column and
further purified by HPLC. Muscle tissue from each individual specimen was analyzed
separately. The table below gives the fish species analyzed at each site.
HANNAREEF
Species
Number
Southern flounder 10
Black drum 4
Redfish 4
Speckled trout 10
Croaker 2
MORGANS POINT
Species Number
Southern flounder 3
Black drum 6
Redfish 8
Hardhead catfish 11
Mullet 2
EAGLE POINT
Suedes
Southern flounder
Black drum
Redfish
Speckled trout
Sheep shead
Hardhead catfish
Jackfish
Number
6
8
3
6
3
3
1
CARANCAHUA REEF
Snecies
Southern flounder
Black drum
Redfish
Hardhead catfish
Shark
Sheepshead
Gafftop sail catfish
Number
10
4
7
3
1
1
1
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Aromatic hydrocarbons were determined by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry
(GC/MS)-selective ion monitoring mode (SIM). Pesticides and PCBs were determined by gas
chromatography/electron capture detection (GC/ECD). Mercury was determined by cold vapor
atomic absorption spectrometry (CVAAS), while the other trace metals were determined by
flame or graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (FAAS or GFAAS).
A full suite of QA/QC procedures were performed, including continuing calibration
checks of the analytical equipment, method blank analyses, surrogate compound analyses,
matrix spike analyses, and standard reference material analyses, when available. None of the
results of these analyses were reported to ODES. Only the results of the surrogate compound
analyses for aromatic hydrocarbons were available for review. The recoveries of the surrogate
compounds (Naphthalene-d8, Acenaphthene-dlO, Phenanthrene-dlO, Chrysene-dlO, and
Perylene-dl2) were generally acceptable (greater than 30 percent) with the exception of one
'speckled trout from Eagle Point (Sample H61, Specimen 50) which had recoveries less than 10
percent for all surrogate compounds. The sample aromatic hydrocarbon concentrations may be
underestimates for this specimen.
DATA USE AND COMPARABILITY
Muscle samples from each individual fish were analyzed separately and data were
reported in ppb on a dry weight basis. Data from the liver composites were also reported in ppb
on a dry weight basis. Compounds not detected above the method detection limit (MDL) for the
respective compound were reported with a zero concentration. The detection limits for the
organic compounds based on a 1 gram sample ranged from 3 to 18 ppb for aromatic compounds and
0.5 to 6 ppb for pesticides and PCBs.
Since the majority of the QA/QC analyses performed were unavailable for review, it is
not possible to determine the accuracy of the sample analyses. In light of this omission, these
data should be used with caution.
Just prior to the July sampling effort, there was an oil spill at Apex Barge, near the
Eagle Point site. Liver composites and some fish muscle tissue from fish collected at Eagle Point
at this time showed elevated concentrations of alkylated PAHs. Alkylated PAHs are
typically associated with petroleum products. Caution should be used when extrapolating
PAH data from this site to PAH data from other sites which were relatively unaffected by the
oil spill.
Only three species (southern flounder, black drum, and redfish) were collected at all
four sites. Bioaccumulation data from these three species only should be used for analysis of
inter-station variability among all sites. Comparisons between pairs of stations are possible
for several other species. Given the above caveat, significant differences among individual
stations may be detected using parametric or nonparametric tests, because of the multiple
analyses performed for most species at a given station.
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Scenario 4:
What quantity of data
was collected?
Output 5 (Locational Frequency)
* ODES DATA BASE SUMMARY FOR BIOACCUM0LATION .DATA
FREQUENCY
STATION CODE
FLB0030
FLB0031
FLB0031
FLB0031
FLB0031
FLB0032
COUNT AT DATA Id
4VJSU ^ , f
DATE NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES
01/01/87
01/01/84
01/01/85
01/01/86
01/01/87
01/01/87
184 ' , ' -
81 ' '
263
180 ,''••'',
627
148
Output 6 (Detailed Frequency)
* ODES DATA BASE SUMMARY FOR BIOACGUMULATION DATA
FREQUENCY COUNT AT DATA, fcEVEIi 'f ,
ORDER OF VARIABIiES: - '
PARM_CD, NODC_CD, ORGftH, STATION, NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES
ARSENIC
ARSENIC
ARSENIC
ARSENIC
883544040100
883544070100,
883544070100
883544070100
02 ', SJB 10
02 . SOA :10
02 SffB 50
02 sac 10
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After the last three scenarios, you
know where, when, and how data
were collected. These three pieces
of information form a foundation
for beginning your study. For some
types of analysis, you may need to
know what quantity of data or what
types of data are available in the
ODES database.
If you are interested in knowing
the quantity of data that is available
for a particular station and specific
dates, you can use the locational
frequency report shown in Output
5 on the previous page. From that
report, you can see that there are a
certain number of observations for
a particular station and date.
If you are interested in knowing
the amount of data available for a
particular taxon, chemical, or
tissue; you should use the detailed
frequency report (Output 6). That
report breaks down the data by any
variable in which you are
interested. For example, this report
shows how many ARSENIC
measurements were reported for
two different taxa at three different
stations.
The instructions for creating
Output 5 and 6 are similar. This
section explains the steps used to
create a detailed frequency report
that is similar to Output 6.
To create the report, assume you
are interested in performing an
analysis on the concentration of
ARSENIC in fish at a group, of
Florida stations. Before you begin
your analysis, you must decide if
there is a sufficient amount of data
reported for a particular portion of
a single taxa. If you decide there is
a sufficient amount of data, you can
proceed to future chapters to
retrieve and analyze the data of
interest.
Specifically, you are interested in
reporting the number of ARSENIC
measurements reported from all of
the fish caught at several stations
in Florida during the period 1980 to
1990.
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Getting Started
To create the type of report described on the
previous page, you can use the Interactive Data
Retrieval Detailed Frequency Report. Enter R at the
Basic Options Menu prompt shown in Figure 3.29
to start creating this report.
The next menu, shown in Figure 3.30, explains the
three retrieval options. If you decide not to retrieve
any data, enter B to return to the Basic Options
Menu. To create a Detailed Frequency Report and
continue with this example, enter F.
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* ODES *
** BASXC OPTIONS' MEMO **
Scan CONTENTS of the ODES,Data'Base
0se the On-line B^eEEOH&HXES . , "
EXXjTODES v ' '
Show job status or FETCH reports and graphics
iisfc the HEMtJ of STOOLS " ' - -
Review on-line 'HEWS (Updated 2/93)
ODES Interactive'Data RETRIEVAL
STOSEJP Data "Retrieval
JJse a TOOL" °" "*',>.,
*** ODES'Hotline Numbers *** „ :
, ° (703>8Hi-6279 or (510)283-37,71-or {2°06}>«22-9596
r X Blease enter an OPTION and press EBTPER X R
Figure 3.29
RETRIEVJUC. **
* tfhis option permits users Jbo create interactive reports from'
ODES' file types. The following sub-options ara supported:
C - COKEEEiras, report of an ODES f ile- type listing Varialsle
^ names, lengths and'descriptions. , , „,
, ', V - JP3REO.BIENCY report of occurrences o'f selected data in "
• any. ODES file €ype. ' , , ' _,
*. ^, - .OSRSHSFER a subset of -selected data from'an ODES file
' ' - 'type to a Personal Computer or to a temporary
- , mainframe,file. Data nay be downloaded in ARC/INFO
" " (geographic information system), ASCXX (text) format,
-- -'' or SAS data sets. '-."', ^ * \
> .Please enter>C,-P, d? or B f.or 'Basic 'Options- > P
figure 3.30
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Report Type
You can create two types of Frequency Reports
using the Interactive Retrieval Option. A
Locational Frequency Report provides you with the
number of measurements reported for a certain
station-date combination. The Detailed Frequency
Report, demonstrated in this scenario, allows you
to select up to five data fields to include in the
summary report. It then produces a frequency table
cross-tabulating the number of measurements
across each combination of the chosen data fields.
For this example, you are interested in cross-
tabulating several fields for each station-date
combination. Therefore, to continue, enter D at the
prompt shown in Figure 3.31 to produce a Detailed
Frequency Report.
File Type Selection
ODES then prompts you to enter the type of data to
use for your report. The National Fish Tissue Data
Repository is stored in the bioaccumulation file
type. To access data for this example, enter 144B to
select bioaccumulation data, as shown in Figure
3.32.
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'* Ttoa may create two^" types of FREQUENCY reports.
«. include: " - - - ,
These reports
X. J» A iocariotBUU PRBOOBHCir HEPCSH? produces a count of the"
- number of observations for. each, „ , » ,,
station-Sate combination; ; ^° -
»
A DETAXJE.BO sraQtJEHCY HEPORSP produces a more detailed
report of up to 5 user-selected variables from 'the "
the Contents ^Report,' cross-tabulated among'
\ - themselves. Users will have the' option -'o£ '
producing the report across all station-date ^
combinations or for each station-date combination.
>• 'Please enter Hr, D -or Q to QDX5 . > B "
Figure 3.31
You can request one of the following types of data:'
Type of" Data
< s 009 * Bacterial/Viral Data
, ' 132 • Benthic Survey Data
i 900 ' «»' Bioassay Data , '
144B , = Bioaccumulation Data • ^
* 013 * Fish Pathology Data
144B - Influent and Effluent Data
144W " « Receiving- Water Quality Data-
, -.073 « ' Sediment'Grain Size Data-
- « ''144S « Sediment Pollutant Data,
123 '>« Trawl /Seine, Sampling Data
Please-enterJ the-file type of interest^ 144B
Figure 3.32
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Data Level Selection
As described in the Data Structure Section of
Chapter 1, the bio accumulation file type is
comprised of the four levels: survey, station,
sample, and source. This option does not provide
access to the survey level. It does provide access to
the station level which contains information on
where samples were collected. The next level, the
sample level, contains information about the
species and gear used for collection. The lowest
level, the data or source level, contains analytical
laboratory results of the samples collected.
As shown in Figure 3.33, when using the
Interactive Data Retrieval Option, you are
prompted to enter the level of data to include in the
Detailed Frequency Report. If you enter H at the
prompt, you may review the ODES on-line
description of these levels. When you use the data
level, your report includes all observations reported
for each station. A station or sample level report is
more general. Since you are interested in the
details for this example, enter R to select the source
or data level.
Variable Selection
At this point you have indicated that you wish to
create a detailed frequency report using source level
bioaccumulation data. The next step is to specify
the data fields or variables to include in that report.
As shown in Figure 3.34, you can enter up to five
variables based on the level of data you specified on
the last screen.
The variable names must be entered as they appear
in the Contents Report and in the on-line help. If
you want to see a listing of these variables, use the
on-line help, which is available by entering "H".
For this example, you want your report to include
the chemical variable, taxonomic code, tissue, and
station name. To specify these variables, enter
FARM CD NODC CD ORGAN STATION.
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ODES "will now ask you to 'select the" level of data to "include
in the -DETAlIiED FSEetJENCr. - Enter H for a help screen
* describing' the relationships Between the different levels '
data.
5P <«= STATION level
H «, SaMHdE level " , '
, H '« D&PA level , '
' *. ° ° ; :
' Please Center choice for level of data or H >• R
Figure 3.33
u. will now be, asked to>enter> the B&fca. variables for
" the BioaccuWulation 3Data'file,type,,to *e included "" "<-'
\lln,the\'BE*AlLEf> ERMctJENCX' HEK»1?. '/You,must -enter t ' " ', ° . ,'^
,;" the variable name'as it, appears in the COJWEHifS Report;. '' >"'•*
Each variable /name -must be separated, by'a1 sp'ace,,"or a'.comma. , '
• If 'you _do,not> know .the exact -variable "name, enter- *H"-. ',
"•'fpr^a listing of variable names and''descriptions. ;'',.< - • - ,"s'
"ii&XB? , Entering, 5 variables will'produce a report that -will' -
' ' , • ' wrap when viewed at the terminal. • " ,° - '' ,\ '••.-',
> ;Plea:se enter, ^up' to B variable names,- Q to QOIT or H'> V ' > \ ,",
>' PAIUSt^SD", KODC^CD ORGAN STATION : '*• , - r ' ~ - ,\ -',<-,-"
Figure 3.34
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Study Area and
Date Selection
After selecting the level of data and the variables to
include in your report, you are asked to either
subset your data by selecting station-date
combinations or create a report using the entire
ODES bioaccumulation database. To show the steps
involved in subsetting the data, this example
restricts the output to stations in Florida. If you
decide to select all data regardless of location, note
that you are not given the opportunity to subset by
date. Since you are only interested in only Florida
data for this example, enter Y at the prompt shown
in Figure 3.35.
You can specify an area and date of interest
according to the monitoring program, reference
number, or stations, as shown in Figure 3.36. The
monitoring program, a two-character code,
designates a geographic area. The National Fish
Tissue Data Repository uses the two letter state
postal abbreviations for this code. The reference
number, a ten character code, uniquely identifies a
group of data stored in ODES based on the file type,
monitoring program and date. The stations option
allows you to select data according to seven
character station codes that identify every
monitoring station in the database. For this
example, enter S to retrieve data collected at a set of
stations in Florida.
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* You now have the option of subsetting your data by selecting
a station-$ate combination. „ To select-all the
Bioaccumulation Data in the ODES database at the DATA
level-enter an "N™ below. > / ' • '
CAUTION: If you dot not subset your data your output may be
very'large and "may exceed the storage capacity of ODES."
If: this occurs, subset'your.data into smaller station-date
combinations. ,' , • "'' *
>• Would, you -lifce. to subset the data?' (y/N) > If •
Figure 3.35
* ODES-will now ask you to specify location(s) of interest by"
selecting a station or group of stations and a date or range
of dates. , ' t
* You can specify stations 'of interest by" selecting all
stations in a monitoring: program; or by selecting - :
all stations for & reference data set;, or a group '
of stations by their relation to the zone bf '
initial dilution (Z1D) (i.e.', all,near-field/ ' >
boundary, 'reference, far-field, or with-in ZID stations in a
monitoring program); or. one or more individual stations.'
M = MOHI'PORXNS Brogram, ^ , , ^" ° ",„',' 1
Nt * Reference SOIJBISR." ' ' , « • " '"' i-,-,"'
,» » SBtaTIOM to 2JD {3ttlh program oniy) ~, '"-. ' ;
'° -S « STATIONS -Individually ,' ,, °
> '.Enter «, 39, ^R, S for location- #1 > S ' "
Figure 3.36
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When using the station selection criteria, Figure
3.37 should appear. This screen requests a seven-
character station code. You may enter the entire
code or a portion of an ODES station code. If you
need help determining the code for a sampling
station, you can enter H to view the on-line
dictionary. This dictionary gives both the seven-
character code and the name of the sampling
station. For this example, you are interested in
several Florida stations, but you do not know the
ODES codes for these stations. Therefore, enter H to
access the ODES on-line dictionary.
ODES prompts you to enter a search string to help
you locate stations, as shown in Figure 3.38. You
may view the entire on-line dictionary of station
codes by pressing Enter at this prompt, or you may
quit and return to the station specification prompt.
Since you are interested in only stations in Florida,
enter FL at the prompt to view a listing of
dictionary entries that contain the characters FL.
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*, UTou^will be* asked to specify monitoring,station(s) of , "
interest by entering a ,7-charaeter code or « valid
„ s substring- of a code.- ,For ^example, 'OC3B001' would retrieve
only one station while «OC3S« ,woul& retrieve all station. '
codes beginning-with OC3B, ' Xou may enter up to 9 codes on
" 1 line, separated-by'a blank or'comma, Itou can also enter
»H> to look up valid .station cbdes_, or **Q>' to quit. ,. •
, specifying- station qodes. t£ you 'enter H or S, it must be
tiie only entry^on tne 1'ine. s" „
> Blease enter station codes(s), H, or Q > ' , '
> H ^ ' ' . . - % • .,
Figure 3.37
* "Phe" On-line Dictionary stores ^the names', ODES XDs^, and1
Original station IBs (as supplied'"by the data submitter),
for all .SSttttEEOWS ^stored in the ODES Data Base. ' '
You can search for'a SSMkattOH by any part of its, name,' BO,
or original -code-. ,You stay also pre°ss ES-CBR to View
'a listing of all STOMKEONS. „
>° Enter search string > • Ft,'' , •> , *
Figure 3.38
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The next screen, Figure 3.39, displays the listing of
Florida sampling stations. According to the first
line of Hie screen, there are 282 stations in the ODES
on-line dictionary that contain the characters "FL".
You can page through the list by pressing ENTER.
Be sure to write down the station codes you are
interested in because you cannot return to a
previous page. Enter Q to continue with this
example. At the next prompt in this figure, you
should respond by entering N.
To continue this example, select the first three
stations shown in the dictionary in Figure 3.39. At
the prompt enter: FLB0030, FLB0031, and FLB0032,
as shown in Figure 3.40.
As shown in Figure 3.41, ODES prompts you to
enter more station codes, H to view the listing of
stations again, or Q to signal to ODES that you have
completed your station selections. Since you have
entered all of the stations for this example, .enter Q
to quit.
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*, There isce .2«2 occurrence (s) of Ft. -in the dictionary.
.CODE"
•I-
STATION
"FiaftQ32 a NOAA BEN-EHtC S0RVEIX.1&NCE FLORIDA STATION S3C
FXaOOSl «•" NOAfc, BENTHIC StJRVEr&LaNCE . .FtORIBS SSPASIOH SiTB.
Ft»B0030- « -MOAft. BENWHIC,
'FI.BQjB2^
MOAA BEOTH^C SBB.VEII.IAKrCE
FJ&FOiOl
Fi• Fress, ENTER to continue 'or 'Q ' ft
, } 'Search for another SAtJHIiING STATIOH? XY/N) >
M
Figure 3.39
enter 'station codes fs}>
' FfcBOOSi FX.B0032. „ / '
_ Q >
3.40
* Xou have iaaa«<3 entry Please enter station codas(s), H,'or Q >
> Q - ' : .«'-".
Figure 3.41
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The next item you must specify is a date or range of
dates of interest. You specify those dates at the
prompt shown in Figure 3.42. Dates should be
entered in. a YYMMDD format where YY is the year,
MM is the month, and DD is the day. Since you are
interested in data for the period 1980 to 1990, enter
80 90 at the prompt. Please note that while you
entered a year range for this example, you may also
enter a single year, single month or day. In
addition, you may select a range by year and month
(YYMM); or by year, month and day (YYMMDD).
After entering the study area and dates, ODES
displays your entries and allows you to make
corrections if necessary. At this point you also have
the option of selecting more station-date
combinations for your report. If everything is
correct arid you do not wish to select more station-
date combinations, select Q to quit the selection
process and view the report. For this example,
select Q to continue, as shown in Figure 3.43.
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You, can select dates bar year only" (Try), , year', and" month '
/ (TSMH)*, or year, month and- day OnEHMDO) . ,< ^ofeh. dates must'fce
in the same format and be separated by a blank or a comma. '
_For example: "850115,830245" and "8501, 8502" are both valid -
responses.' 3?o select one" day, "en,ter tnat date only ''(in "
format) at the prompt* ' °" ' -
>' Enter a'SIPAR® and EHD DMfB (XSMM&OjiniMMDB) or. sinsle «da,te (TlfMMDO)
>• ' 80 ,90 ' ' " '
figure 3.42
* ODES' will list the location options you have just specified
for location #1 and allow you to change them" before
continuing. ,
1)" Stations! ,
, i_A) FI.B0030
2}'Datesi 80 TO &0 .
£-2} FEBOO°3l
1-3} J?|iB0032
want
or.Q
. asked to enter v_the number - Enter an option number, C, or Q' >" Q
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Chemical Selection
ODES then gives you the option of subsetting the
data by selecting a chemical variable, as shown in
Figure 3.44. Since you are interested in the levels of
arsenic for this example, enter Y at the prompt.
After entering Y you should see Figure 3.45 on your
screen. This menu prompts you to enter an ODES
chemical code, H to view the on-line dictionary, or
Q to quit. ODES allows you to select up to 20
chemical codes for your report. The Q option
should be used to inform ODES that you have
finished your selection of chemical codes. If you are
unsure of a chemical code, use the on-line
dictionary by pressing H. To continue with this
example enter ARSENIC at the prompt.
At this point, you have selected a single chemical
variable. You have the option to request up to 10
variables. To continue you can enter another
variable or Q to quit. To continue with this
example, enter Q as shown in Figure 3.46.
Station-Date
Combinations
The final prompt before the report is produced asks
if you want the report to combine the frequency
information across all stations and dates selected, or
create a report for each individual station-date
combination. For this example, select N at the
prompt in Figure 3.47 to create a report for all
station-date combinations selected.
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* ¥ou/°have the-option of subsettins the, data by*selecting a ""
a chemical or^water quality variable. Fpr example, you may
want to transfer'only DATA level information, for dissolved '
oxygen br arsenic measurements. - , , • „ '*'
> Do you want- to subsefc the data by variable (TT/H) ,> t."
Figure 3.44
* you. will now be asked to select multiple ch'emical variables
by'their ODES iq-character codes. If you need'to '" I-
search a list"of variables for valid ODks Codes, then ' t
enter, "H",at'the prompt. . - - _ "
>»lease enter'an ODES 10-character code", H or-Q J(QOX1*)> AtWSEHXC"
Figure 3.45
You have entered 1 variable code(s) ... -C ° , , , \-
>• Please enter an ODES, 10-characfeer code, H or Q {QOIET)' > "'
Figure 3.46
'* -Ydu-have the option of producing- the DESS&EXiED
REPORT across all station and dates, or you may create
' for"each individual station-date-combination.
>- Do you want, a report by, individual stationrdate (Y/H) >,' «
Figure 3.47
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Output
Now that you have finished making data
selections, ODES creates your Detailed Frequency
Report. ODES responds with Figure 3.48 which tells
you how long the report is (including headers and
footers) and prompts you to select one of three
methods for viewing it. You can list the report to
your screen, print the frequency report to a high
speed printer, or you can both list the report on
your screen and print the report on a high speed
printer. To continue with this example, select L to
view the report on your screen.
Figure 3.49 displays the report generated by ODES
for this example. This report shows how many
observations were reported for a particular
combination of variables. In this example, the
variables are chemical parameter (parm_cd), species
(nodc_cd), organ, and station. These variables are
shown on the fourth line of the report. On the first
line of the data listing, you can see that there are 10
occurrences of the following combination:
ARSENIC, 883544040100 (Largemouth Bass), 02
(liver), and SJB (a station in Florida). The next
combination of variables also accounts for ten
records in the database. When you are finished
with the report, press ENTER to continue.
ODES now asks if you want to view this report
again. If you respond Y for yes, you can review the
output again. If you want to continue with another
scenario or exit ODES, you must respond with N.
To continue, enter N at the second prompt, in
Figure 3.49.
You will then return to the Basic Retrieval Menu
that you saw at the beginning of this scenario.
Follow the instructions on the screen to return to
Basic Options Menu. You will then be ready to exit
ODES or begin another scenario.
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* 'Share,, are 13 lines ..in the JDJEffiAItiEto FREQUENCE Report.'
< < < V ° &
«? You may now choose the method o£ viewing your report.
t ° -, ^
Ii * tiisse the report on ^your screen , '
„ < &«= 3?R1S& the report on a high speed printer'
B - BOOST tilS* and TfKLWS the report '.
>' Please select It, B or B >•> 'l<
3.48
ODES DATA. BASE SUMMARY FOR BIOACCOMDIiAlIMON DAm ',
'FREQOENCY COOKB* AK. IHWCA
ORDER
SARWLCB, N00C_C.D, ORGAN,' SffAWSON, BOMBER OF1 OCCORRENCES'
ARSESIC
ARSENIC
ARSENIC
ARSENIC
883544040100
883544070100
883S44070100
883544070100
,* Listing Complete '
>Press ENTER to Continue >
>Do you -want to view DE3SAX&ED
02
02'
02
02
-S3B '10
^ 50 >
SJC ' 10,
again?
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Data Retrieval Tools and the ODES
Interactive Retrieval Option
(Option R) are two methods of
extracting bioaccumulation data
from ODES. The major difference
between these two options is the
format of the output. Data
Retrieval Tools provide titles and
headings for the data reported.
These reports are in text format and
are ideal for displaying the data or
downloading it to a personal
computer. Option R lists the data
in columns but does not specify
which variable is listed in each
column. This lack of headings
makes the output ideal for use with
PC software packages. Option R
also allows flexibility in the type of
file created; it can be used to create
text files, SAS data sets, and files
compatible with the ARC/Info
software package.
Currently, two Data Retrieval Tools
are designed for use with
bioaccumulation data: Tool 120 and
Tool 121. Even though both tools
provide information about
bioaccumulation data stored in
ODES, the type of information
retrieved is different. Tool 121
retrieves sample level information
detailing where and how samples
were collected. Examples of sample
variables include station, species,
date, and gear code. Tool 120
provides these variables as well as
more specific information such as
the tissues sampled, the chemicals
reported, and the level of chemical
concentrations detected. This
information is stored in the source
level of the database. For more
information about the concepts of
sample and source level data, refer
to the Data Structure described in
Chapter 1.
Scenarios:
1 — Customized Report of
Sample Data (Tool 121)
2 — Standard Report of Source
Data (Tool 120)
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Scenario 1:
Customized Report of
Sample Data
Output 1
DATE(S)t 90073010900730 , . ' ,,
STATXON(S)t ALL STATIONS FOR GALVESTON mYrN&TXOH&t. ESTUARY HRQ0RAM:
, " * > ' ' f
NOIX! TAXONOMIC CODE-877718020200
OBS
1
2
3
4
5
6
ODES
STATION
ID
GBECR01
GBECR01
GBECR01
QBECR01
GBKCR01
OBECR01
TAXON
ARIUS FELIS
ARX0S FELIS
ARI0S FELIS
AR10S FEIiIS
ARIUS FELIS
AHX0S FELIS
SAMPLING
DATE
900730
900730
900730
900730
900730
900730
GEAR CODES
99 - MISCELLANEOUS {HAND-GATHERED,TRAPS, SHOVEL
LIFE STAGE CODES
8 ** ADULT
ORGAN CODES
01 - MUSCLE
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Tool 121 reports information about
sampling events. Variables such as
sampling gear, taxa, date and
station may be included in the Tool
121 output. This tool can be used to
determine what type of gear and/or
taxa are being reported for a specific
area.
Tool 121 allows you to select
criteria that will subset the ODES
database. These criteria are used to
retrieve only data that are of
interest to you. For example, if you
are interested in studying catfish
sampled in the Galveston Bay area
during 1990, you could specify
those criteria.
This scenario assists you with Tool
121 and its many selection criteria.
TV»e Study Area and Date Selection
section subsets the ODES database
to include a specific area of interest
during a chosen time frame. The
Taxa Selection option allows you to
subset by taxa. If you are interested
in determining which taxa were
analyzed, select all taxa. If you are
only interested in a specific taxon
or group of taxa, this option allows
you to specify up to 12 taxa codes.
For this tool, the output can be
presented in one of three ways
depending on your needs. Report 1
displays all variables. Report 2 lists
the most commonly used variables.
These variables include the station
where species were collected, the
date when the sample was
collected, the gear used to collect
the fish, sample date, the portion of
the species that was analyzed, and
the number of specimens in a
composite sample. Report 3 allows
you to select any combination of
variables. Scenario 1 demonstrates
Report 3, the user-defined report.
An example of this style is shown
on the previous page.
To demonstrate this tool, assume
you want to develop a summary
table of data collected in Galveston
Bay on July 30, 1990. You are
concerned primarily with the taxon
Arius felis, a hard-headed catfish.
You want the summary report to
include the ODES station code,
taxon, and date.
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Getting Started
The report described on the previous page can be
created using the Bioaccumulation Sample Data
Retrieval Tool referred to as Tool 121. If you are
only interested in the data without any headers,
column titles, or legends; you could also use the
Interactive Data Retrieval Option described in
section 3 of this Chapter. Tool 121 creates a
formatted report. You are interested in the
formatted reported rather than the raw data for this
example, so use Tool 121.
To start Tool 121, enter T121 at the Basic Options
Menu prompt shown in Figure 4.1.
The next menu, shown in Figure 4.2, is the
introductory screen which explains the features of
this tool. As stated on the screen, Tool 121 produces
. a summary report of bioaccumulation sample data
based on the station, date and taxa combination you
request.
If you decide not to run this tool, you can enter B to
return to the Basic Options Menu. To proceed with
this tool, simply press the ENTER key.
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* ODES *,
**' s&sxe OPTIONS MEND **
> * ' V v - ^ " „ « ' ' , '
C « Scan CONTENTS, of the ODES Data Base ' "
D « Use the On-line JMteCXOHHHXES
B=> EXX9P ODES " ' '„
• „ P, « Snow job status or FEWCH reports and graphics
'«.«* JJist the MEND'of •UOOI.S*
' . ' - N,* Review on-line ftEWS -(Opdated 5/91) ' ' •
R « ODBS Xnteracbive Data XtmxnSV8L°
"S> SSORBV Oata Retrieval ' ,
, V t* tfse a TOOIi
"*** ODBS Hotline' Husfcers ***
- {703)841-6270 or C510) 283-3771 or"(-206)822-9596
< ^- -^ ^ j J
>- Please enter an OPPXOH and press RETOSH >
Figure 4.1
= s
' , — ODES Environmental Decision, Support' 1>ool ,
/'** JRBTRXEVai. OF StOACCOmOWOlXOISt SKtSBVB .DAIPA
tool produces a summary report of bioaccumulation sample
information for one, or more stations and dates. , : '
••",.'" " ' ^ " ' " - >,",.,'>
— You will first &e asked to specify monitoring stations,
dates, and taxa of interest. , " ^ " "' ^
< ' '• \ ' 7 -' - > , I 'f- ' ' -
— IShe, output can, contain all sample variables,' a .subset 'of „
" t:hose° variables,* or only the variables you' reguest. "Sain ,
', choice of outputs is designed ,to belp meet your n,e°s°ds,
> Please press, SE«PORH to continue or -B- (Basic. Options) V- "
Figure 4.2
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Study Area and
Date Selections
Four criteria exist for specifying an area and date of
interest. NFTDR can use three of those criteria:
monitoring program, reference number, or stations
as shown in Figure 4.3 and discussed in Chapter 2.
The monitoring program, a two character code,
designates a geographic area, This options retrieves
all stations associated with a particular monitoring
program. The National Fish Tissue Data
Repository uses the two letter state postal
abbreviations for this code. The reference number,
a ten character code, uniquely identifies a group of
data stored in ODES based on the file type,
monitoring program and date. The stations option
allows you to select data according to seven
character station codes that identify every
monitoring station in the database.
Since you are interested in the stations associated
with the Galveston Bay monitoring program, enter
M to retrieve data reported for the study area
known as Galveston Bay NEP.
When using the monitoring program selection
criteria, Figure 4.4 should appear. This screen
requests a. two-character monitoring program code.
If you need help determining the code for a
monitoring program, you can enter H to view the
on-line dictionary. This dictionary gives both the
two-character code and the name of the monitoring
program. To continue with this example, enter GB
to request all Galveston Bay data.
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Figure 4.3
Figure 4.4
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The next item you must specify is a date or range of
dates. You specify those dates at the prompt shown
in Figure 4.5. Dates should be entered in a
YYMMDD format where YY is the year, MM is the
month and DD is the day. Since you are interested
in data collected on July 30,1990, enter 900730 at the
prompt. Please note that while you entered a single
date for this example, you may also enter just the
year (YY) or year and month (YYMM). In addition,
you can enter a range of dates by separating those
dates with a space.
After entering the study area and dates, ODES
displays your entries and allows you to make
corrections if necessary. To make a correction, enter
the number that corresponds to the incorrect
option. For example, if you want to change the date
range, enter 2. To change the stations, enter 1. If
everything is correct, enter C to continue to the taxa
selection option. For this example, your correction
screen should look like Figure 4.6.
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* You ops. select dates by year "only {YSf), year and month
* OT5CHM), or year, month and. day" {YYMMDD). Both dates must be
in the same format and be separated by a blank or a comma/
Itor, examples'"850115 850215", and "8501,8302* "are botho valid f
°s responses. 5Co select, one day, enter that date only (in° • "'*
^popDDD format) at1- the prompt. _ " -, •> .« ^' l <
> Snter a sraUTO and fetJD Bfifia>E{ Csna«M0D, XXHMDD) or
X 90,0730' - " "*• _
Figure 4.5
* ODES will list the location options you have just specified
/and allow you to change them before continuing- : - ,'
1} Stations: AI.L STATIONS FOR GAI.VESTON BAY,NATIOKAI, ESTOARY PROGRAM
2} J»tess'° 800*730 IO 900730 - , ',„"'* • ', ? ,
* .You will be asked to, enter the number of the option-you, , '
' want -to change, or C to Continue. ,
>* „ <" '- ' *"*-*" •* " ,
> Enter an option number ,or- C > -
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Taxa Selection
This option allows you to subset the database for
your report. You may choose to include only data
associated with a specific taxon or all data regardless
of the taxa. This option begins with the menu
shown in Figure 4.7. If you want to include all taxa,
simply enter A to retrieve all sample data regardless
of taxonomic code. In this example, you are only
interested in the taxon Arius felis, so enter S at the
prompt.
Since you indicated that you wanted to select taxa
on the last screen, Figure 4.8 should appear. This
menu asks you to enter a taxonomic code, ODES
group code, or H to view the on-line dictionary.
Since you are interested in the taxon Arius felis,
enter H to determine its code or use the taxonomic
code dictionary in Appendix 3-A. Note that the
dictionary is updated on a regular basis, and some
codes may exist in the on-line dictionary that are
not available in your Appendix.
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>* You nay specify taxa to be included in your .
« report or default"to all' results being reported.
* °S,*' SPECIFIC *NODC OR ODES OSiSttP CODES' '
' : , A "• AIL taxa ARE INCLUDED IN REPORT
eater & to specify codes or A. *or all codes> S '.
Figure 4.7
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When using the on-line help, you are prompted for
a search string. As shown in Figure 4.9, you may
search for any portion of the taxon name or code.
To find the code for the taxon in this example, type
the search string ARIITS FELIS as shown in the
figure and press ENTER.
ODES responds to your search string by displaying
the code 877718020200 for Arius felis. This response
can be seen in Figure 4.10. Notice that ODES allows
you to search for other codes. In this example, you
do not need to search for another code because
Arius felis is the only code of interest; enter N to
exit the dictionary.
After exiting the dictionary, ODES again asks for a
taxa code. You should respond by entering
877718020200. As you enter codes, ODES tells you
how many codes are successfully entered. If you
enter an invalid code, ODES prompts you to re-
enter the code correctly. If you need help identifying
valid codes, you can always enter H to access the on-
line dictionary. You may enter up to 12 codes.
When you finish selecting codes, enter Q to quit
specifying codes.
Before leaving this option, ODES allows you to
confirm your taxa selections and correct any
problems before continuing. Check to make sure
your confirmation screen matches Figure 4.11 for
this example. To proceed to the next part of the
tool, enter N.
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* The On-line Dictionary stores this names and associated NODC
• Taxonomic Codes for taxonomies data (e.g., -Benthlc Survey Data;
I Bioaccuraulation Data) stored in the ODES Data Base. You can •
'search for' taxa -by entering their names or NODC Codes {or any
; parts thereof) .,, Toil may -also press 'RBTinus to view a lisfeingr
o£ all* codes. ~ / ' .
v finter search stringr >.
"FEttlS
Figure 4.9
* tfhere is 1" occurrence, ol AJttOS^FBKES in the, dictionary.
* ^ S0DC OO£)£*S ' = 3J?Et*XJ2iS 192U&H <
° * f <• *.
° 8?V73t803Qf ^
>' Search for another TAXON7 Cr/S) > S „-,.,*,
f t *
> Enter an NODC Code, ODES group code, Q, or H >
^ < ' ^ * *I «pax» code(s) have been entered. _
> Enter an KODC^ode^, an ODES group code^ ,Q, or-H >
Figure 4.10
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Report Criteria
You have finished requesting data and are ready to
design your output to look like the report shown
on page 4-2. The Report Criteria selections allow
you to identify any sample data fields to include in
the report and a criteria for sorting the data.
As shown in. Figure 4.12, ODES offers three types of
reports. Report 1 includes all bioaccumulation
sample variables. Report 2 includes the commonly
retrieved variables. Report 3 allows you to design
the format of the report by selecting the variables to
be included. You should enter the number of the
report you wish to generate.
Use Report 3 since you are interested in only the
station, date, and species. If you used Report 1 or
Report 2, your output would include all of these
variables plus the others listed in Figure 4.12. Enter
3 to select Report 3.
After selecting Report 3, ODES responds with
Figure 4.13. You need to decide which variables to
include and enter the numbers that correspond to
those variables at the prompt. Please enter all
variable numbers on a single line separated by a
space in the order you want them to appear across
your table. For example, if you want the first
column to be station code with taxa second, enter 7
for station code first followed by 2 for taxa.
ODES confirms your entries by displaying the
number of entries accepted by the system. If you
enter something incorrectly you can correct your
mistake on a subsequent menu. When you finish
selecting variables to include in the report (7 2 1),
press ENTER to continue to the next menu. Please
note that you need to press ENTER after your list of
variables and after the prompt > Press RETURN to
continue. >.
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*° You nsust specify a format for the report listing the data you
selected. , ' A . T;
— Report Ilists^al sample ^ level variables! , ,
: station, station code, sample date, species, sample*,
species #, composite, #, collecting gear, li'fe stage,
° 'tissue sampled, wet weight, dry weight, < , o
* extraetable lipids, , sesx, and nuinber of
, — Report 2 limits the output t ' " .° ,i'' ° -
„ station, station code, sample date, gear,, species,
•tissuer and »umber of individuals, ,
.' ' *', ' '""
•> — Report °3 allows you to .design a report .format by' selecting
the , variables to include." ,„ f
* siease .identify the" number of the report you wish to create. .
' Enter 1T 2, or 3 for^type'of report to -submit ^3" -
Figure 4.12
* -all sample variables are listed. ^Select the variables
to 'include by typing the corresponding number-at the prompt.
1}
2)
3}
4)
5)
6)
7}
8)
Sample date
Sample number
Species number
Composite number
Station
Station code
Life stage
9} Tissue sample
,, 10} Wet weight
il) Hry weight
12} \ extractable lipids
13) Sex , ." ,, ^
14) Gear 'code
15} Number of individuals
> Enter all variables you want included separated by a space.
' > 7 2 1 " , „ , '
* 3, •Vaa.XKBtiES BM!tEHB0. , ' ' ' "
^ •! i *
> Press RBTBBH" to .continue. > ,' * - ,
Figure 4.13
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Next, ODES asks how you wish to sort the report.
The sort criteria actually groups the data into
subsections. If you select T for taxa code, the report
is divided into subsections by taxa code. Each
subsection includes all the data for a single
occurrence of that sort criteria. The three sort
criteria options are date, taxa, and gear. You can
select a sort criteria by entering the first letter of that
criteria. For this example, enter T at the prompt in
Figure 4.14. With this choice, the data are sorted by
taxonomic code.
After selecting the sort order, you are asked to
confirm your report criteria responses. If you want
to change the type of report or the variables to
include in the report, enter 1. The sort criteria can
be changed by entering 2. Figure 4.15 displays the
correct selections for this example. Enter C to
proceed without changes.
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* £or ,yo»r chosen data, DOES can sort the report* by date, taxa
° > * , ^_
<» = taxa
6 m <3EaR
> Please specify the ordeir of" the report (D,*P,G) >»fo
Figure 4.14
*,oims iwUUL now "list the options your have selected for
for .-, ^ ' '
Enter 1,
or C >C
Figure 4.15
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Finishing the Job
Now that you have completed making data
selections, you are ready to finish the job. At the
prompt shown in Figure 4.16, enter S to submit the
job that creates your report. If you decide not to
submit the job, enter E to return to the Basic
Options Menu. For this example, enter S to
continue.
After you submit the job, ODES responds with
Figure 4.17. This menu asks you for the width of
the report: 80 or 132 characters. The actual results of
this question depend on your communication set-
up. In general, 80 character reports fit nicely on the
screen, but may truncate the last 52 columns. If you
are printing a wide report or downloading the data
to your computer, you may prefer 132 characters.
For this example, you may choose either option to
experiment with your communication set-up.
The last step is recording your job number for
future reference. The job number appears after the
job is submitted for execution. This job number,
designated as 'xxxxx1 in Figure 4.18, identifies your
report so that you can retrieve it through the Fetch
Option at a later time. Please record the job number
and refer to the section on the Fetch Option for
more information about retrieving the report.
To exit this scenario, enter B. You will return to the
Basic Options menu where you started this
scenario.
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You have finished entering information needed to retrieve *
Bioaccuraula.ition sample data. You will now be asked to enter
'3 to submit' tie job or to enter E to Exit tills tool and
cancel the job. "•,••„' '
enter S or E > S
Figure 4.16
* ODES can increase the column size of the output from
80 to 132 columns. If you choose not to increase the
* column size of the output you may experience wrapping or
truncation of lines; longer than"80 columns.
> °DQ you want to increase 'output column size (Y/N)? > Y
Figure 4.17
* ODES is preparing your job for batch submit tal.
• Please o
* Thank you. « • „
* f lease record, the following job information
,'£or subsequent retrievals t» , -,
JOB NDMBER: xxxxx
14*43 s37
• 11/24/92 •>
* To check on job status, enter F. To run this TOOt again,
enter, U*. "Bo return to BASIC OPTIONS, enter'B. '/
> Please enter Ff T or-B >• B ' • » -.
Figure 4.18
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Scenario 2:
Standard Report of
Source Data
Output 2
ODES TOOL 120: RETRIEVAL OF BIOACCUMULA71ON DATA
DATE(S): 80 TO 89
STATION(S): GL3B003 GL3R004
DATA SORTED: SAMPLE DATE
SAMPUNG*DATE=860815
Source
Station Station
Id Code
Sample Samp Spec Comp
Date No. No. No.
Taxon
Chemical
Variable
003
003
003
003
003
007
007
007
007
007
GL33003
GL3B003
GL3B003
GL3B003
GL3B003
GL3R004
GL3R004
GL3R004
GL3R004
GL3R004
860815
860815
860815
860815
860815
860815
860815
860815
860815
860815
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
001
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
01
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
LEAD,
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
TOTAL
SAMPLING*DATE=881004
Source
Station Station Sample Samp Spec Comp
Id Code Date No. No. No.
Taxon
Chemical
Variable
Amount
0.0400 PPM,
0.0800 PPM,
0.0400 PPM,
0.0400 PPM,
0.0800 PPM,
6.0200 PPM,
0.0800 PPM,
0.0800 PPM,
0.0200 PPM,
0.1600 PPM,
Qual
Units , Code
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
Amount
Units
Qual
Code
003 GL3B003 881004 001 01 LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS LEAD, TOTAL 0.1100 PPM, Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
007 GL3R004 881004 001 01 LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS LEAD, TOTAL 0.0500 PPM, Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
007 GL3R004 881004 001 01 LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS LEAD, TOTAL 0.0400 PPM, Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
SAMPUNG*DATE=891017
Source
Station Station Sample Samp Spec Comp
Id Code Date No. No. No.
Chemical
Variable
Qual
Code
003 GL3B003 891017 001
Taxon Variable Amount Units
01 LOXORHYNCHUS GRANDIS LEAD, TOTAL 0.0500 PPM, Weight/Weight (ug/g) Z
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Tool 120 is designed to create a
report with specific values for
tissues, chemicals, concentrations,
and qualifiers. Tool 120 requires
users to specify a study area and
date or range of dates of interest.
You can retrieve data based on taxa,
tissues, and chemicals. This tool
also provides secondary selection
options that subset the data by
qualifier codes, analytical methods,
and gear type.
As in Tool 121, you control what
variables are reported in the
output. Output 2, shown on the
opposite page, displays all possible
variables. This format is called
Report 1. Report 2 displays a set of
commonly used variables. The
third type of report allows you to
select any combination of variables.
In addition, the report is grouped
into subsections based on the
criteria that you select.
Suppose, for example, you want a
standard report of the
bioaccumulation data reported for
Goleta, California as part of the
301(h) program. You are only
interested in data collected during
the 1980s in which lead was
detected in muscle tissue. You
want to include all data variables
and headings. Also, you want the
data to be sorted by sample date as
shown on the previous page.
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Introduction
You can create a standard report of source level data
using Tool 120: Bioaccumulation Source Data
Retrieval Tool. To start Tool 120, enter T120 at the
Basic Options Menu prompt shown in Figure 4.19.
After entering Tool 120, you should see the menu
shown in Figure 4.20 which explains the features of
this tool.
If you decide that you do not wish to run this tool,
you can enter B to return to the Basic Options
Menu. To proceed with this tool and to create the
data report, simply press the ENTER key.
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ODES
** BASSO OPTIONS MENU **
C a Scan CONTENTS of the ODES Data Base
, D =• .ttee the On-line DIC^tttONftRirES ' ' ' ' '
. f E"='EXIT-ODES
F - Show job status ,or FETCH-reports and graphics
,M 8* List the MENU of TOOLS « , "•
ft ='" Review on-line MEWS {Opdated 5/91}
R = ODES Interactive Data RETRIEVAL
g = STORET Data Retrieval - t ,
, T = Ose a TOOL ' • „'"' ' .
*** ODES Hotline Numbers ***
{703)841-S27S or (510)283-3771'',or (206)822-9596
'-> Please' enter an OPTION .and press ,RETORN >• T120 '
figure 4.19
— „ ODES 'Environmental, Decision Support Tool #120 ; —
OJP
* tfhis tool profiuces a listing o£ pollutant" concentrations. •, '
., in tissue samples, for selected locations and dates.
" — You 'will, first' be asked to identify ^the" study" area and
range of dates of interest. . °" ^ ' t
— You have the option' to subset the' data by taxa/ tissue,
chemical, gear, analytical method,r.and/pr qualifier code.
-- The output' can contain all source variables, assubset of
.those variables, or only "the variables you 'request; This
choice of outputs is designed 'to help meet your needs C' > '°
— You will then" be asked 'to select a sorting criteria for
\the report (e.g.', saiple date", station, code, or variable).
- " ' 3. , ' J °
> Please press lUSTCRM to continue or' B {Basic- Options) >
Figure 4.20
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Study Area and
Date Selections
Four options exist for specifying an area and date of
interest as shown in Figure 4.21. For this example,
enter S to retrieve data from stations associated
with the Goleta, California 301(h) monitoring
program.
When using the station selection criteria, Figure
4.22 should appear. This screen requests that you
enter station codes. If you are unsure of the station
codes, ODES provides on-line help to assist you.
The codes you need for this example are GL3B003
and GL3R004. You can enter up to nine codes on a
single line separated by a space, or enter codes one
at a time. ODES continues to prompt you for more
stations until you enter Q to quit. In addition,
ODES confirms that you enter a valid code. If a
code is invalid, you are prompted to re-enter the
code correctly.
To continue, enter GL3B003 at the first prompt. At
the second prompt, enter GL3R004. At the last
prompt on this screen, enter Q.
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* ODES "will-now, ask you to specify location(s) of interest by •
selecting a station or group of stations and a date or range
" ,You,,oan specify, stations of.interest'toy selecting all stations
in a monitoring program; or by selecting al {i.e., all near-field, - -
boundary, reference,, far-field,- "or with-in ZED stations .in-a
; monitoring-program); or one or more individual stations,"
'. " M* -MONtiORlHG 'program ' - ' *
N = Reference SOMBER ° f
^K « JKBIJMKKMSr to'SKCD (301h program only) ' "'
?'" • s « -STATIONS rndividually, ' , - ^
> Enter Mr N, R, or S >, S . ' ' ' - '" "
Figure 4.21
* you will be "asked to 'specify moriijtoring s'tation(s)' of < interest
by~entering->a 7-character code .or a,valid'sub'string"of a code,
- For exampley' *Ofcf3B001\, would retrieve'only one'station while "
.'QC3B' would- retrieve all station.codes beginning with OC3B. .
. ;You may enter, up to 'S> codes on 1 line, separated by-a blank
„> or comma: 'you' can also, enter "«« to, lo'ok up^valid station
codes, oT "0* to quit specifying,station codes.' t,
s'If ^-ou enter H d£*Q, it mutst' be ^the ^dnly entry von the line. " "
>'»,lease enter station codes (s) ,H, or Q >• , •N v '
>. GE3BQ03 . ' '• „"'-.' ° - "-'•,, " '
* ODKS is confirming stations...., ' - . , • °
* "You ,have-made 1-entry(s)i 'At >the prompt, \ enter more» .,
station ;codes,-BE for- Help; ;or C' to Quit. '- ,", ,'.,';
> Please -enter station codes (s°) , H,C or Q > - '
,> • GL3R004 ' ',
* GOES is confirming stations... ,
.* You-have-made 2*entryCs>". At the prompt, enter more
station codes, H for Help', OT Q to Quit. 0 \ * •
> Please enter station codes (s), H,"or ff»>, ' '"
Figure 4.22
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The next item you must specify is a date or range of
dates (see Figure 4.23). Dates should be entered in a
YYMMDD format where YY is the year, MM is the
month and DD is the day. Please note that you can
select dates by year (YY), year and month (YYMM)
or year, month, and day (YYMMDD). To enter a
range of dates, include a space between the two
dates. In this example, the dates of interest are the
1980's; therefore, enter 80 89 at the prompt.
After entering the study area and dates, ODES
displays your entries and allows you to make
corrections if necessary. If everything is correct,
enter C to continue to the primary selection
options. For this example, your correction screen
should look like Figure 4.24.
Please note that while this example selects two
stations within a monitoring program, other
options are available for specifying a study area for
your data. These options include either specifying
an entire monitoring program or selecting a single
reference number.
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* Sou can select,dates by year only {XY), year and month, , * °°
(TnBH)i ;or year, month'and'day {TStMMDO). -Both" dates, must W
* in the same format and be separated by a blank or a comma.
For example* '"850115 850215" and "8501,8502* are<,both valid -
Je's. To select, one day, enter "that date only {'in „-„
format) jat the prompt. ., ' ,
> Enter a °8KUXB and EK&3 UAffE {YSMMDD, TXMKDO) "ox, single date
>, " 80 89 ' , ":','"'',"".
Figure 4.23
* ODES will list the- location options you have just specified
and allow you to change them before -continuing*,
1) Stations:
, 1-1)
1-2) Gt,3R004
2);,Datesi/8tt fO <89 ,' . '
* You will be asked to enter the number o£ the option you
want oto change, or C to Continue. -,,
> Enter an option number or C >< C >
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Primary Selections
This option allows you to subset the output by taxa,
tissues, arid chemicals. If you wish to include all
data rather than subsetting by one of these selection
criteria, enter A to request all data.
For this example, you are not concerned with the
types of taxa sampled; therefore, enter A to select all
taxa. Figure 4.25 shows this prompt. (If you wished
to subset by taxa, the process is similar to the
example shown for Tool 121.)
The next primary selection option is the tissue code.
For this example, you want to retrieve information
only if lead was detected in muscle tissue. Thus,
enter S to specify tissues at the prompt shown in
Figure 4.26. ODES allows you to enter up to 5
separate tissue codes. In addition, this option
provides an on-line dictionary to help you identify
the codes.
You may enter H to access the help dictionary as in
Figure 4.27.
Then Figure 4.28 shows the menu that begins the
dictionary search. Press ENTER to view all
dictionary entries.
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You may specify' >SXX& to' be included in> your
report or default' to 'all 'results being reported.*
• ' jS * SBECXFXC ,HODC OR ODES GHOBP" 'CODES ' " "
A * °JUi£,.*,aU£A, ASB INCLODED I '
> Please renter S ,to specify codes" or A for all, codes> A'
Figure 4.25
* You-.may specify 1KESSDE fco be included in your
report or default to'all results" being-reported.
S.V SPECIFIC TOSSOE CODES..;
A- — Atrt, -«MSSD3E! CODES 3OJCI.DDEJJ
seCenter S to 'specify codes or. A'for allV 8,"' ~
Figure 4.26
* You may xeqtufet up. to ,5 crgans.or tissues to Sje reporfced^ • •
t ^ J y ^
* Specify a tissue type,by it8'-2 digit code'. Enter .a valid~
< tissue^type, "H" to lookup' a valid'tissue- codes,"or> Q to,quit.
> Please enter a 2-digit tissue code, H, or O> a
Figure 4.27
* U?fce Ort-line Dictionary stores the ,names and the 2 di'git tissue
codes that are currently Stored in 'ODES., You can search "the, '
dictionary.^ .entering all or'part of'a tissue codfe'or tirfsutf
name. You may also press REEOKW^to view.all codes,,
> Enter search string >•"••" "'- ° ° > •. ,-
Figure 4.28
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When you press enter to view the complete
dictionary, ODES displays Figure 4.29. Please note
that muscle corresponds to code 01; then enter Q to
end the dictionary search and N to exit the
dictionary.
Figure 4.30 displays the ODES prompt where you
enter the code: 01. After entering the code, ODES
acknowledges your request. You can then enter
another code or Q to quit specifying codes. Since
you are only interested in muscle tissue, enter Q.
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*. "there are 4°7 codes in the dictionary,
CODE ° ODES TISS0E DESCRIPTION
_!__ i ___; ___L_
« i "—^•""••"-""-"••-—-«•«-•"»—"««—»"••""-•—-»•»••-•••
, 01
02-"
03
04
OS
"06
• ° 07 "
KTVBR °
DIGESTIVE GLAND
GONAD •
Giir.3
SPLEEN
BLOOD -
STOMACH,CONTENTS
•SOe 1° 1^2" OF SEOMJESiP CORE
,13 = MIDDLE 1 1/2" OF SEDIMENT COKE
,14 :» REMAINDER OF SEDIMENT COKE
11.'
> Sress REWJRSt to continue or Q to
* •* -\ •§•
> Search £or another (PlSSOE? (Y/N) >•
> Q
Figure 4.29
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The third primary selection option is chemical
variables. As shown in Figure 4.31, this selection is
similar to the taxa and tissue options. For this
example, you are interested only in lead. In order
to retrieve lead data, enter S to specify chemicals.
At the prompt for chemical codes, again you can
use H to access the on-line dictionary. The
dictionary is accessed in Figure 4.32 by entering H at
the prompt.
At the prompt in Figure 4.33, enter LEAD as the
search string.
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* You may specify CHEMieftliS.to be included in your
report or default'to all results being reported:^ •-
S s= SPECIFY CHEMICftli CODES' ° °
A = AXtXi CHEMICAL CODES INCI,OT)ED
> Blease enter S to 'specify codes or &-for all codes* S
Figure 4.31
* You will now l>es asked .to select chemical "variables by, their "
" ODES^variable code {2-10^characters}; ££ you need to Search
. a, list of variables for valid ODES Code^i then enter »H» at.'
» the prompt." - ' „ ~"" * •> ^. "
n " " " /. V"j " ' S
? Please ente'r an O0E^> variable code, », or ft > H '" „„ ,
4.32
* ODES is ^working-.' »»lease° wait.,.» ^ -' - .
* The On-line Dictionary stores the names and variable codes
C2-10 'characters) for all chemicals in' the" ODES Bata ISase.
can search for a chemical,by any part of its name or code.
may also press-BE5TOHH to view a listimgr of all "codes. "
> Enter search string £ LEJUD ; .. . '"
You
You
Figure 4.33
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That search string produces the portion of the
dictionary shown in Figure 4.34. Please note that
there are many versions of LEAD, but you are
interested in TOTAL LEAD.
To continue with this example, enter N to exit the
dictionary.
To make your selection, enter LEAD at the prompt
in Figure 4.35. Since you are only interested in the
single chemical variable, enter Q at the next prompt
to quit specifying chemical codes.
Before leaving the primary selection options, ODES
allows you to confirm your taxa, tissue, and
chemical selections and correct any problems before
continuing. Check to make sure your confirmation
screen matches Figure 4.36 for this example. To
proceed to the next part of the tool, enter C.
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' * ODES is working, , Please wait...
* There are 6 occurrence (a) of LEAD in the dictionary.
' COOS
CHEHICHX. SAKE
'
x
CHROM - I^AD CHROMATE
LEAD OXIDE * £SAX> OXIDE
« tiE&B
: DLEAD , = LEAD DISSOLVED
* ^
> Search for anotbier CHEMICAlif ,Cr/»tX >• M
Figure 4.34
> Please enter an ODES variable code, H, or Q > LEAD
. • * 1 chemical codes entered.
> Please enter an ODES variable code, H, or Q >• Q
Figure 4.35
* ODES will now display your selections and allow you
' "to change them before, continuing. '. '. ' , "•'"'
1) You have selected the following taxa:
• ^ 1-iL) All taxa ^will be included. - ; , . - ,
2) You have selected the following tissues: " '
2-1} 01,«OSCEE , , i " ^ '',<
' ' *= , " ' =
°3}« You" have "selected the "following; chemicals: A" ' .
3-1} VSKD, KBKD
> Enter 1 t:o change 'taxa, 2 for tissues/ 3 for chemicals, or
'continue">C ; , - f , , - ,",'''"
Figure 4.36
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Secondary Selections
The secondary selection options provide additional
data selection capabilities as shown in Figure 4.37.
These options are analytical method, sampling gear,
and qualifier codes. Analytical method is the
process used to extract or digest the sample matrix
and remove or isolate the chemical of concern.
Qualifier codes provide additional information
about the measurements. These codes signify to the
user whether the reported concentration values
were estimated, questionable, or adjusted for
QA/QC samples. Sampling gear identifies the
general gear type used to collect the sample. You
may enter multiple qualifier codes; however, ODES
only allows you to select one analytical method and
one gear code.
Please note that data submitters are required to
provide the primary selection fields (taxa, tissue,
and chemical); thus, those fields always exist in the
database. On the other hand, secondary selection
criteria fields have not always been required;
therefore, if you subset by these criteria and the
submitter did not use a qualifier, gear, and/or
analytical method codes, you may not retrieve any
data. In this case, your report is empty, but the lack
of data does not mean that data are not available in
the database.
To subset by any of these options, enter the
appropriate letter at the prompt. You may select
one, two, or all of these options. For purposes of
this example, select Q for qualifier codes. You may
skip this section by entering C at the prompt in
Figure 4.37. In that case, you go directly to the report
criteria section.
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, V, <, , ^ , "\ 0
* fan' way also select data based on one or «or«° of the fallowing
conditions. ° Enter your choices on one line separated by a
blank, or enter C to Continue without any additional selection
conditions.
A « «MM,w-a:caii Methods. *' . -
4"» Saosplina SEftH " „ ' °-* °,
a " Multiple QOALIFIER Code(s)
j* ' Enter A, O, ft' or C {COKE1HOB) > Q , ">,, "
Figure 4.37
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Qualifier codes are one-character codes assigned by
ODES. For this example, subset the data with
qualifier code Z. Qualifier code Z means the data
have been adjusted using the QA/QC samples in
the database. Valid qualifier codes can be found in
the appendix of this manual or using the on-line
help feature within ODES.
Enter Z at the prompt shown in Figure 4.38 to
subset using this qualifier code. Then enter F at the
next prompt to signify to ODES that you are
finished entering codes.
Like other parts of ODES, you are then asked to
confirm your selection (Figure 4.39). Enter C to
confirm and continue to the report criteria section
of this tool.
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'* TTouTwill be asked to specify data qualifier codes oi interest
by entering » 1-charactsr code. You may enter up to 9 'codes
' : on 1 line, separated by ,a blank or comma. • You can also enter
H to look-iip -valid, qualifier codes, 'or F when' finished :
selecting eode°s. ' USE you enter "H* or «F% it -must be tfce
only entry on the line, You may enter up to a total of 12
codes. . * , , *
i c o
* If you do hot wish to enter Please enter -'qualifier codes (s),
> Z " ' . r *' ' " °
H or SKIP>
* Ifou have entered 1 "qualifier code -»lease%entex qualifier codes (a), 3P;or H>
> F • v '
4.38
Figure 4.39
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Report Criteria
The Report Criteria section allows you to design the
format of your report. ODES offers three options
for the report. Report 1 includes all
bioaccumulation source variables. Report 2
includes the commonly retrieved source variables.
Report 3 allows you to design the format of the
report by selecting the variables to be included.
Figure 4.40 shows the menu that prompts you to
enter the number of the report you wish to
generate. This example uses Report 1 to output all
source variables. (If you are interested in Report 3,
please refer to Report Criteria section of Tool 121
which is similar in design.) Enter 1 to continue
with this example.
After selecting Report 1, ODES prompts you to
identify how to sort the report. The sort criteria
actually groups the data into subsections. If you
select D for sampling date, the report creates
subsections by date. Each subsection includes all the
data for a single occurrence of the chosen sort
criteria. The three options for this sort criteria are
sampling date, chemical variable, and station code.
You can designate a sort criteria by entering D for
date, V for variable, or S for station. For this
example, enter D to group the output by dates at the
prompt in Figure 4.41.
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* You must specify a format for the report listing the data < ,
you have selected. „ ' ' ;
— ° Report' 1 lists all source level variables: • J° '
• j sample : date, taxa, species #, specimen #, replicate #, „ -
bioaccumulation variable, amount, units, qualifier code
, — Report Z^only lists the following variables:
sample date, taxa, bioaccumulation variable, amount, .units •
— Report 3 allows you to design a report format by selecting
the variables to include. ' f '
< f * i »
* Please identify the number of the report you wish to create .
^ 2, or 3
<
report to sutait
Figure 4.40
* Foe your chosen data, ODES can sort "the report by sample dater
chemical variable, qr station code. :
B
V
S
VARIABLE
STATION
> Please specify the order of the report (D,V,S) >D
Figure 4.41
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After selecting the sort order as shown in Figure
4.42, you are asked to confirm your report criteria
responses. If you want to change the type of report,
enter 1. Sort criteria can be modified by entering 2.
Figure 4.42 displays the correct selections for this
example. To continue, enter C.
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Finishing the Job
After completing your data selections, the menu
shown in Figure 4.43 should appear. Enter S to
submit the job that creates your report. If you
decide not to submit the job, enter E to return to the
Basic Options Menu.
After you submit the job, ODES responds with
Figure 4.44. On this screen, you specify the width of
the report. The results of this question depends on
your communication set-up. In general, 80
character reports fit nicely on the screen, but may
truncate the last 52 columns. If you are printing a
wide report or downloading the data to your
computer, you may prefer 132 characters. Enter N
to produce the 80 character report or Y for the 132
character report. Choose either option now to
experiment with your communication set-up.
The last step is recording your job number for
future reference. The job number appears after the
job is submitted for execution. This job number,
designated as xxxxx in Figure 4.45, identifies your
report so that you can retrieve it through the Fetch
Option at a later time. Please record the job number
and refer to the Fetch Option tutorial for more
information about retrieving the report. Please
note that the Fetch Option tutorial uses this job for
demonstration purposes. After you fetch this
report, check your results with the output shown at
the beginning of the scenario.
From this screen you can go directly to the ODES
Fetch Option by entering F. To run tool 120 again
using different parameters .and options, you may
enter T. To exit this scenario in preparation for
another scenario, enter B to return to the Basic
Options Menu.
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* You have finished' entering information needed to retrieve
; Bioaccumulation source data. Tou will now be ashed to enter
. ° S to siibmit the job or to enter E to'" Exit this tool ana
cancel the job. ,
> Please enter S or K > S '
Figure 4.43
• * ODES can increase the column size of the output from
80 to ,,132 columns.o;X£ you choose not'to "increase'the -
column size of the'output you may experience wrapping or
truncation of lines longer than 80 columns. ,
'> Do you want to increase output column size (Y/N)? > Y
Figure 4.44
*. ODES is preparing your job for batch submittal.
f Please wait...'' ,
\*° Thank you. - „ * > '
* " "
* Please record the following- job infom«t:ion , „
„ for subsequent retrievals:
• JOB NUMBER: 'xxacoc
•PIMEs 14:S7t46 \ "
t " USffB: - 11/24/92 ^
* To check on job status, enter F. To run this TOOL again,
, enter •f.\*o return^to JBASIC OP3MONS, ent&r B.' ' ;•
> Please enter F, v or B > £ ° ,
Figure 4.45
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Analyzing Data
You can use ODES to analyze data
or to transfer data to another
platform for further investigation.
Currently, ODES supports two
analytical tools for
bioaccumulation data: Tool 1 and
Tool 2. These tools allow you to
quickly examine your data in order
to observe temporal and spatial
variability of selected variables.
Seasonal and other trends may also
be identified using these tools.
These graphical tools also provide a
quick, preliminary means of
identifying potential relationships
between variables at a specified
station.
In addition to using Tool 1 or 2,
you may want to analyze data using
some other software package.
ODES can help you by downloading
the data to your desktop computer,
creating ARC/Info files that allow
you to generate point coverages, or
transferring the data to SAS data
sets.
Using this chapter, you will view
data using Tool 1, create a file that
you can later download to your PC,
and create a SAS data set.
Scenarios:
1 - Using ODES Graphical Tools
2 - Creating a text file of ODES
data
3 — Performing Advanced
Analysis
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Scenario 1:
Using ODES
Graphical Tools
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In general, the graphical outputs of
Tool 1 and Tool 2 provide plots
that indicate the following:
• how chemical measurements
vary over time at a particular
station,
• how concentrations of different
chemicals vary together over
time at a particular station, and
• how the measurements of a
chemical vary between stations
over time.
These plots are only descriptive
and simply indicate potential
relationships. Standard error bars
are not included and no
information concerning the
variability of the data is provided
in the backup table. Further
analyses are required to identify
statistically significant temporal
trends and/or correlations between
variables.
The only difference between Tool 1
and 2 is the number of Y variables
that can be shown on your graph.
Tool 1 is designed to plot 1 or 2
variables. Tool 2 plots more than 2
variables. The X axis in both tools
relates to time.
Output 1 shows an example of a
high-quality plot created by Tool 1.
To access output created by Tools 1
and 2, you need to use the Fetch
Option which is described in
Chapter 6. Within the Fetch
option, you can view the graph
using the graphic capabilities. The
table of data that is shown below
the plot on the previous page can
be retrieved through the standard
Fetch options.
To demonstrate the capabilities of
Tool 1, assume you are interested
in generating a graph for Florida
station FLF0168. You wish to
determine the amount of mercury
measured in the muscle tissue of
Largemouth Bass between 1989 and
1992.
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Introductory Screen
As just described, Tool 1 allows you to plot
variables over time. To start this option, enter Tl at
the Basic Options Menu prompt shown in Figure
5.1.
The next two menu screens , shown in Figures 5.2
and 5.3, are the introductory screens which explain
the features of this tool. If you decide not to run
Tool 1, you can enter B to return to the Basic
Options Menu. To continue with this example,
press ENTER at both prompts.
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* DOES *
** BASIC OPTIONS MENU **
, C <= Scan CONTENTS of the ODES Data Base
•> -' , D * '»Be the On-line DICTIOHARIES - . ^
B a'EXlT ODES
F = Show job status or FETCH reports and graphics
M » fcist the MENIT of POOLS' _ .
N «. Review on-line HEWS (Updated 2/93)
•>' TSL m ODES Interactive Data RETRIEVAL
S at STORET Data Retrieval ;
• ,T °*> Ose a "COOL ^ . ^ '
' - - *** ODES Hotline Numbers ***
(763)841-62>9 or (510)283-3771 or {206)822-9596
>• Slease"enter an OPTION and press ESEKBR > JP1
Figure 5.1
- .' ' ,— ODES Environmental Decision Support tool „#!'— - ';
** pzfm op ONE OR JJ.JKJ VAKXAK&ES OVER TIME (OVERLAY) i* ' •
,* This tool produces a plot of up to two selected variables-at
" one Jor ^t»?o "monitoring stations, over time. (The .plot of TWO
'. variables on one. graph with 2 vertical axes, is 'only available
aa a high-quality plot - you need a graphics terminal or
plotter ^Eoxr plots with 2 vertical axes.) *-
-- You will first be asked to specify a range of sample dates.
—• You. will then be asked to specify the variables of interest
: "" (e.g., specific effluent, water quality, or benthic
*' /' variables) •> ' "
-- You will then be asked to specify an effluent source, , , '
°, (e.g., a KWW) or "a Monitoring station of interest.
* ", * 4 °
>• Please press ENTER to' continue or B (Basic Options) > "
— ODES will then produce a temporal plot of these variables
for the sites and range of dates you specified. ODES will
' ' ^ also produce a back-up table of raw data values'.
—-To use STORET Bata-with this tools , •• •, '
1) tJse, the ODES STORE? Retrieval Option, Basic Option "S",
• to obtain a list of STORET agencies, stations, dates, '
' parameters, and remark codes available for--use :
with ODES.Hake a note of the agencies, stations, dates,
s ^ < and parameters of interest. You will need to supply
• , these codes later because ODES does not currently
provide on-line dictionaries,for STORET data.
= 1 ^ ^ 4 5'0 ^ ?
' ' ' 2) At the next screen select file type "STOR" to access
,STpHlM> water, qjiality data OR select file type "144C»> ' '
"< - to' access a combination of ODES and STORET water quality,
(.data. ' ' / , - /".,,'•
,> Please press ENTER to continue or B (Basic Options) > ° ''
Figure 5.2
Figure 5.3
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File Type Selection
ODES then lists the file types supported by Tool 1
and prompts you to enter the type of data to use for
your graph. The National Fish Tissue Data
Repository is stored in the bioaccumulation file
type. Enter 1446 to select bioaccumulation data, as
shown in Figure 5.4.
Chemical Selection
Since you are interested in bioaccumulation data,
ODES prompts you to indicate the chemical
variable you are interested in plotting by entering
the ODES chemical code, as shown in Figure 5.5.
For this example you are interested in Mercury, so
enter MERCURY, the ODES chemical code. If you
are unsure of the appropriate code, enter H to access
the on-line help dictionary. The dictionary lists all
ODES chemical variables and their corresponding
ODES chemical codes. You can also use Appendix C
to look up ODES chemical codes.
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* "Sou can xeguest one of the following types of data:
Flier. «ype',, t
003,
132
900
144B
013
144E
144W
073,
144S
"I-
Type of Data
Bacterial/Viral^
Benthic Survey,
Bioassay Data
Bioaccumulation Data
Fish Pathology Data
Influent and Effluent Data
Receiving Water Quality Data
Sediment Grain Size Data
Sediment Pollutant Data *
Trawl/Seine Sampling Data
> Please enter the file type of interest > 144B
Figure 5.4
Figure 5.5
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Tissue Selection
Because you selected bioaccumulation data, ODES
asks if you want to specify a tissue code, as shown in
Figure 5.6. Enter Y to continue with this example.
ODES prompts you to select a tissue code, as shown
in Figure 5.7. For this example you are interested in
muscle which is tissue code 01. If you are unsure of
the appropriate tissue code, enter H at the prompt
to access the on-line help dictionary.
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* you now have the option of selecting a 2-character
1 „ .TISSDE coda*. * „• "• • , '
> Would you, like to sel'ect a TISSUE code
Figure 5.6
Figure 5.7
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Taxa Code Selection
The next selection you must make is a taxonomic
code, as shown in Figure 5.8. This prompts asks if
you want to specify a taxa code. To continue with
this example, enter Y.
The next menu, Figure 5.9, asks you to enter an
NODC code, ODES group code, or H to view the on-
line dictionary. NODC codes correspond to the
National Oceanographic Data Center codes that
identify marine, estuary, and freshwater taxa.
These codes are 12 digits long.
In this example, the specific taxon of interest is
Micropterus salmoides; (code = 883516060200). If
you did not know the code, you could use either the
taxonomic dictionary provided in Appendix B or
enter H at the prompt for a listing of codes.
At this prompt, you should respond by entering
883516060200, the ODES taxa code for Micropterus
salmoides, or Largemouth Bass.
After entering the chemical variable, tissue code,
and taxa code, ODES displays your entries and
allows you to make corrections if necessary. If
everything is correct and you do not wish to make
any changes, select C to continue. For this example,
enter C to continue, as shown in Figure 5.10.
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s* 1fou now have the option of Delecting a 12-digit HODC Code.'-
X Would you like to select a KODC .code :{Tr/8t) , > ''Y
Figure 5.8
' can select an individual organism jby' its SOOC
cdde,- or you can select an entire phylum,, class or ,- '
.highe^ level groupirigjby its'ODES S12>lejtter code.
, jEhter H to look-up" valid-" taxononiic codes.- .
>'Please'; enter NODC'Co&e;' ODE'S group ,coder or H > 8835^6060200
Figure 5.9
* ODES -will now list the options you 'have selected for"
Bioaccumulation data' .an^l'allpw^ you to change the selection
before; -conti'nu'ingv '/,"/, . . - . -
^ 1) -^ariaiilet MERCURY, MERCOKST
,, 2) SEissuet, , MCTSC3UB -* , , " ' '
3} laatont iSEECEOPIEsbs
* You will he' -asked to enter the nuinber o£ the option that
you want to change, or you can enter 'c to ContJLnue. ,
>> 'Enter/ an option number r or enter C > C
Figure 5.10
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Qualifier Selection
At the prompt in Figure 5.11, you have the option
to subset the data by specifying an analytic method,
the type of sampling gear used, or a qualifier code.
Selecting one of these criteria restricts the data that
will be included in the analysis. If you wish to
specify one of these codes, enter the letter listed on
the screen. After entering your selection you may
obtain a list of codes by entering H. To continue
this session without subsetting the data, enter C at
the prompt.
Station Selection
The next selection criteria requests a monitoring
station. As shown in Figure 5.12, ODES prompts
you to enter the ODES station code. If you are
unsure of the station code, enter H at the prompt to
access the on-line help dictionary. For this example
enter FLF0168 at the prompt.
Date Selection
The next item you must specify is a date or range of
dates. You specify those dates at the prompt shown
in Figure 5.13. Dates should be entered in a
YYMMDD format where YY is the year, MM is the
month, and DD is the day. Since you are interested
in data for the period 1989 to 1992, enter 89 92 at the
prompt. Note that while you entered a date range
based on years for this example, you may also enter
the range by year and month (YYMM) or by days
(YYMMDD). In addition, you may select a single
year, month or day.
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* Ton will now be asked to specify a monitoring- station of
interest. ; " •',***
' °- -« ', ° '' " ,,./ ' ' , „> "
* Specify a monitoring station by itsj' 7-character ODES XD or
, • enter R" for .help with, valid station* codes. ° ',
> Enter a 7-charaeter station code' or A >
Figure 5.12
'* You can select^dates 'by year only {TT}, year and month o. ;
- , (TXMM), or year, month and day {YYMMDD). Both dates must
be in the same format and be separated by a blank or a comma.,- <
"for eacaiqple: '"8503.15 ^&SOZiS« and ^850°lV8S02« are both valid'
responses. "Wo select one day, enter that date only -' » ' .
YYMKDD format)"at the prompt. " ,
> Enter START and END. DATE (YYMMDD,YYMMDD) or single date (YXMMDD)
>• 89 92 , ' • ' ' ',*'*-
Figure 5.13
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Vertical Axis
Specification
When plotting one or two variables, you may scale
the vertical axis to facilitate comparisons between
graphs, as shown in Figure 5.14. Since this example
plots one variable, the axis is not altered. Tool 1
automatically scales the axis when you enter N at
this prompt. If you choose to alter the vertical axis,
you are prompted to enter the maximum and
minimum range for the axis and the increment
value.
There is one final confirmation screen before the
job is actually submitted for processing (Figure 5.14).
If the options you have specified are correct, enter S
to submit the job.
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this plot,- you. may define the vertical scales .for
• „, graphic.' output, to define customized'vertical scales, you
will be prompted' for* a minimum value, a maximum value,
and-an increment value. ° , , , - , t
>, Do you urarat to specify a vertical axis' scale? WN) > M
Figure 5.14
* ODES will now list the options, you have selected for the
first variable, and'allow you'to change the selections
before continuing. ; ;
* These are the options you have chosen for the
first variables ' „
1°) Dates: RANGE OF DATES FROM 89 TO 92
aj Locations F£F0168^ EAST IAKB TOHOtBKftLXGA,
EAST
3} Scales
* You cans', Ent'er the number of an option that you want to*
change} enter V to plot another Variable on the same plofc
X '
(max =«X2};, enter S to Submit the job;
s this tool and cancel the dol>. •
••>••- *. ;: • .
•> Enter an option number, V, S, or E"> S
or enter E to' Exit -
Figure 5.15
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Type of Graphic
At this point you have the option of creating a high
or low quality graphic. To create high quality
graphics, you need to be logged into ODES with the
capability of viewing graphics. For example, if you
are logged into ODES with a modem and. a special
communications package (e.g., PC-PLOT or
VersaTERM), then you can view graphics. If you
are using communications software that does not
support graphics (e.g., ProComm), then you should
produce low qualify. If you are unsure of your
graphics capabilities, please contact the ODES
technical support staff for assistance. In addition,
you can use low quality graphics regardless of how
you logged into ODES.
For this example, select high quality graphics. If
you know you will not be able to view high quality,
select low quality and follow the remaining
prompts in this tool. To continue, enter Y to select
high quality graphics (Figure 5.16).
ODES then asks you to enter a name for your
graphic. You will use this name to locate the
graphic within the Fetch Option. For this example,
enter TOOL1.
You can now enter a footnote to be used with your
graphic. If you do not want to include a footnote,
enter N at the first prompt in Figure 5.17. For this
example, enter Y to include a footnote. At the
second prompt, enter the phrase to be used for your
footnote. This phrase can be up to 40 characters.
An example footnote is MERCURY FOR FILE TYPE
144B. Press ENTER after typing the footnote.
In Figure 5.18, you have the option of entering a
description. To enter a description, enter Y. At the
next prompt, type the description. In this example,
enter TOOL 1 EXAMPLE.
Next ODES will display a job number. You should
record that number for later reference in the Fetch
Option. After recording your job number, simply
follow the instructions on that screen to continue.
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* "Jtou may enter a 1-40 character footnote-that will appear on "your
; graphic and accompanying back-up tables. „ . ; , '•
'> Do you wish" to-enter a footnote'?, (X/H) > If ' ?
>>On the next line, *pl«ase. enter a 1-46 character footnote - °.
> MERCOKSr FOR FXliE 5«PE 144B, ~ , - , ' '
Figure 5.17
* Tfbu «ay enter a l-4t) character description .thai;'will appear when
you scan',your sraphicXs directory under suboption D (Display'* -,'
graphics). o£ Basic Option -F (Fetch)-. , • ' '. ° ' - \^ "
>- Do you. wish to enter a description? f (Y/H). > t '' , . :
> 'On the. next'line, please, enter a 1740^ charactier description
Figure 5.18
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Scenario 2:
Creating Text File of
ODES Data
Output 2
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In addition to using ODES
analytical tools, you may want to
download the data for use with a
PC software package. In this
scenario, you are interested in
using ODES bioaccumulation data
to create a file that can be
downloaded to your PC. Suppose
you want to retrieve data collected
by the National Bioaccumulation
Study in Alabama, Mississippi, and
Florida between 1984 and 1989. You
want to convert the data to text
format for future analysis with a PC
spreadsheet package such as Lotus
1-2-3®. The file should include the
following variables: station code,
date, parameter code, taxa code, and
amount.
Once the file is downloaded to a PC,
it can be used with LOTUS®,
dBASE®, or EXCEL®. If you access
ODES using PC-PLOT®,
CROSSTALK®, or SMARTCOM®;
you may directly download the file
using this tool. If you are using
another communication link, a
temporary file is created on the
mainframe. If you create a
temporary file, you may want to
read detailed instructions for
transferring a file provided near
the end of this example. In
addition, your software packages
should include documentation that
describes the specific protocol for
downloading files using your
communication set-up. If you need
assistance with downloading files,
please call the ODES technical
support staff.
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Getting Started
As described at the beginning of this section, Option
R allows you to create a text file that is compatible
with various PC and Macintosh software packages.
To start this option, enter R at the Basic Options
Menu prompt shown in Figure 5.19.
The next menu, shown in Figure 5.20, explains the
three retrieval options available in the Interactive
Data Retrieval Option of ODES.
If you decide not to retrieve any data, you can enter
B to return to the Basic Options Menu. To create a
Text Transfer file and continue with this example,
enter T.
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* ODES *
** BASIC OPTIONS MENU'**
C » Scan CONTENTS 'of the ODES Data Base
D : Use the On-line DICTIONARIES
-B EXPfODES- ^ ; t
F Show job status or FETCH reports and graphics
M .List the MENU of TOOLS
: N Review on-line HEWS (Updated 2/93}
ODES'Interactive Data RETRIEVAL
STORESf-Data Retrieval ' J „
tfse a TOOL ' _, ' °:
. - t *** ODES Sotline Numbers ***
(703)841-jS279 or {516)283-3771 or,(2ff6)822-9596
> Please enter an OPTION and press ENTER > R
Figure 5.19
** IMTER&C5PIVE DATA RE-ERSBVAt,
* Tills option permits users to create interactive reports from '
ODES file-types. The following sub-options are supported:
C - COHTEKtl'S report^, of an ODES file'type listing variable
names> lengths and- descriptions.
' V '- BTJEQirENCy report of occurrences of selected data, in
, \ any ODES file type. ' ': ' ", ' • *
T - «RAHSFE»'a^subset of-selected data from an ODES file- \
tiype "to a Personal Computer or to a 'temporary > '
'*;*•- mainframe file'. Data .may be 'downloaded in ARC/INFO .
, • ,(geographic information system), ASCtX (text) format,
, or =SAS data sets. ' , , " " , -
,X Please enter C~, ,F, T or B for Basic Options • > T ',
Figure 5.20
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File format Selection
After selecting the Transfer Option, ODES prompts
you to select the format for the file that you are
creating (Figure 5.21). ODES provides you with
several options. You can convert ODES data to text
format which can be used with your PC software
packages such as LOTUS® or dBASE®. Another
option converts ODES data to ASCII files to be used
with ARC/Info®, a geographic information system.
You can also convert ODES data to a format
compatible with the ODES/GIS applications. The
final option converts ODES data to a SAS® data set
stored in your account on the mainframe.
If you do not want to continue with the Transfer
Option at this point, select R to return to the
Retrieval Menu. Since you want to be able to
download this file and use it on your PC, enter T.
File Type Selection
ODES now prompts you to enter the type of data to
use for your report. The National Fish Tissue Data
Repository is stored in the bioaccumulation file
type. Enter 1446 to select bioaccumulation data, as
shown in Figure 5.22.
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*„ 0BBS CM* dcwnload, ASCII data "in* text or° JKRC/ISIFO {geographic
^Information system) format, or convert data into SAS data
1 satfl cm the NCC mainframe. If'you select -T" the data
will be converted £o text format allowing you to use"
- tfaei" difca With PC-based application packages (e.g;.. X<»tvn<, *
or DBASE). If you select: "G" the data will be converted. • °-
' to ASCII format:'fox use in ARC/INFO geographic • : '
^ information system applications. If you select: "O" the
, data, will be converted to a format: .for use with
' oijBS/XSIS Applications. If youc select "S" the data
'will' toe written to a mainframe' SAS data set and "stored
permanently in your account. ' * . , \
'Select "Rf.and you -will be returned to the Retrieval Menu,
= 0 * ^
JK * iBext Format » *
S = ASC/lStPO-Format - *
b =f ODES/GXS Applications.Pormat
* , ' S «» SAS Mainframe tfata Sets °
> Please'enter If, G, O, S, or R for Retrieval Henu >• *
Figure 5.21
* YOU can request one of the following types of data:
File
*ype of Data
009>
132
Bacterial/Viral" Data,
Benthic Survey Data
Bioassay Data
Bioaccumulation Data * '
'Fish Pathology Data " .'
Influent and'Effluent Data
Receiving Water Quality Data ,
Sediment Grain Size'Data
Sediment Pollutant Data
Trawl/Seine Sampling Data; ">
-s
' * 0 *" '
> Please enter the file .type of interest > 1448
144B
013
144B
144»
073
144S
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Data. Level Selection
As described in the Data Structure Section of
Chapter 1, the ODES bioaccumulation file type is
comprised of four levels. The top level, known as
survey data, cannot be accessed directly with this
option. The second level, the station level,
contains information about where samples were
collected. The next level, the sample level, contains
information about the species collected and gear
used for collection. The lowest level, the data or
source level, contains the analytical lab results.
As shown in Figure 5.23, the Interactive Data
Retrieval Option prompts you to enter the level of
data to include in the Transfer file. If you enter H at
the prompt, you may review the ODES on-line
description of these levels. To continue with this
example, enter R to select the source or data level.
Variable Selection
At this point you have indicated that you want to
create a text file using source level bioaccumulation
data. The next step is to specify which data fields or
variables to include in that file. You can enter up to
20 variables to include based on the level of data
you specified on the last screen, as shown in Figure
5.24.
The variable names must be entered as they appear
in the on-line help, available at this prompt. To
access the on-line help, select H to get a listing of
variables and their respective lengths. For this
example, you want to include the station code, date,
chemical parameter codes, taxa codes, and amounts,
so enter STN_CD DATE PARM_CD NODC_CD
AMOUNT at this prompt.
Since you entered 5 variables, ODES prompts you
for 5 additional variables. For this example, you
only want the 5 variables you entered at the last
prompt, so press ENTER to continue.
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* ODES 'will now ask you to select the level of data to include
in the TRANSFER. Enter H for a' help screen describing the
- relationships between, the different levels of ODES data.
*•"'•- *
<3> H
M «
• t JR. *
level
SMB?I,B level -
level %
Please enter choice for level o£ data or »
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ft
figure 5.23
:* You .may now aelect the variables to include in your download
'. file^ 5toa can. enter as natty as 5 ^riablBB ,on a line
separated by a space or a comma to a* maximum of 20 "" .,
," ' variahles". ' TCoii can enter »-to review a list of - ^
variables and their respective lengths. Do not
enter duplicate variable names. , ' ^
J-^VJ • Please "^ater-' variables ll-S) below or H for Help ' •
> s«ni.co roam BWWOSD JsoDcmcaa JMOTOW? , ' < f
> Please enter variables- (6-10) below.
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Study Area and
Date Selection
After selecting the level of data and the variables to
include in the transfer file, you are asked to either
subset your data by selecting station-date
combinations or select the entire ODES
bioaccumulation database. In order to show the
steps involved in subsetting the data, this example
restricts the output to data collected for the
National Bioaccumulation Study in Alabama,
Mississippi, and Florida. If you wanted all of the
data in the ODES bioaccumulation data base to be
included in your report, you would enter N and
would skip to the Parameter Selection explanation
later in this scenario. Note that if you decide to
select all data regardless of location, you are not
given the opportunity to subset by date. Since you
are interested in only Alabama, Mississippi, and
Florida data for this example, enter Y at the prompt
shown in Figure 5.25.
As described in Selecting Study Areas section of
Chapter 2, four criteria exist for specifying an area
and data of interest. Only three criteria are
applicable to the NFTDR. Data can be retrieved
according to its monitoring program, reference
number, or stations, as shown in Figure 5.26. The
monitoring program, a two character code,
designates a geographic area. The National Fish
Tissue Data Repository uses the two letter state
postal abbreviation for this code. The reference
number, a ten character code, uniquely identifies
the file type, monitoring program and date. Station
codes are seven characters long and uniquely
identify every monitoring station in the data base.
For this example, enter M to retrieve data collected
in Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida.
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* You now have the option of subsetting your data by selecting°
„ a- station-date combination,.' -Osto select*alltthe ^ ' e<
Bioaecumulation - Data stations *anflr dates1 at the mt&k. level
• enter an= "S* below. - ' , . - " < ° ' „ ~ * > ^
.* Caution; x'£ oyou do not subset your data your output may be
, ' ' very large and'may exceed the .storage'capacity of
If this occurs, subset your data into smaller station-date
' comBinations, % . . ° ""'',' * s
.>, Would you "like Jto subset-the. data? • TT ,' '",'*'
Figure 5.25
* ODES will now ask you to specify location(s) of interest by
Selecting a station or group o£ stations and a' date or range.
.of dates., ^'
* You can specify stations of interest by selecting all * >
stations in a monitoring program; or by selecting t " ,
all /stations for a reference data set; or a group
of stations by their relation to the zone of -* ,"f
initial dilution OBXB) (i.e., al!"near-f ield, _,
boundary/ reference,, far- fie id, or with- in ZID stations in a
monitoring program); or one or more individual stations.
M " MO^lBXiRIHe Program '
N «=- Reference HDHBER - •'
R » REIATION to ZID (301h program only) ,
' , S, *''OP*!«OMS Individually
> Enter M, ME, », S^for location #1 > M .
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When using the monitoring program selection
criteria, Figure 5.27 appears. This screen requests a
two-character monitoring program code. If you
need help determining the code for a monitoring
program, you can enter H to view the on-line
dictionary. This dictionary gives both the two-
character code and the name of the monitoring
program. For the National Fish Tissue Data
Repository, these codes are the same as the two
letter state postal abbreviations. Enter AL at the
prompt to select Alabama and continue with this
example.
The next item you must specify is a date or range of
dates of interest. You specify those dates at the
prompt shown in Figure 5.28. Dates should be
entered in a YYMMDD format where YY is the year,
MM is the month, and DD is the day. Since you are
interested in data for the period January 1, 1984 to
December 31, 1989, enter 84 89 at the prompt. Note
that while you entered a date range based on years
for this example, you may also enter the range by
year and month (YYMM) or by days (YYMMDD). In
addition, you may select a single year, month or
day.
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Figure 5.27
'* Tfoa .can. titiHjBefc data* 1»y year onljr (riff yea*, an&"norat£u. ,
., (YTfMM), or year, month and'Say CYXMMIJD) • Both dates must be
in the same format and be separated by a blank or a comma.
. >ofc example: -SSOlfs 850215* and *8$01f8562" are both, valid
' responses, To select one day, enter that date only "(in .
YYMMDD format)'at the prompt. , ,
• '-'-«,, , •*• -
> Enter START and END DATE (rsrMMDDjYXMMDD) or single date (TZMMDD)
" '
Figure 5.28
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After entering the study area and dates, ODES
displays your entries and allows you to make
corrections if necessary. At this point you also have
the option of selecting more station-date
combinations to include in your file or making
corrections to your current requests. If everything
is correct and you do not wish to select more
station-date combinations, select Q to quit the
selection process and view the report. If you are
interested in selecting additional study areas, enter
C. For example if you are interested in comparing
data from Alabama and Mississippi, enter C. Then
ODES would return you to the study area selection
screen in Figure 5.26, at which point you should
again select M for monitoring program. At the
monitoring program prompt, enter MS to select
Mississippi. Next, ODES would prompt you for
dates associated with the Mississippi data.
For this example, select Q to quit selecting stations
as shown in Figure 5.29.
Note that while this example selects all stations
within a monitoring program, other options are
available for specifying a study area for your data. If
you would like further instructions on how to
select a study area of interest, read the Study Area
Selection section in Chapter 2.
Parameter Selection
ODES gives you the option of subsetting the data by
selecting a chemical or water quality variable, as
shown in Figure 5.30. Instructions for specifying
parameters are given in the next scenario in this
chapter, Performing Advanced Analysis. To
continue with this example, enter N to select all
data.
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*. ODES will list the location options you have just specified
for location #3 and allow you to change them before
„ >• continuing. ,- - '•'''",
"•• 1} Station*: J&& SVKSXfOStS FOR Alabama * '
' ° 2} DatesV 84 5BO 89 ° " ' I
* You will be asked to enter the number of the option you
want to -change, C to Continue specifying more locations,
or Q "to Quit specifying- locations.. "
> Enter aa option number, C, or Q -> Q ' •"„-
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Finishing the Job
The final prompt before the transfer file is produced
asks whether you want to subset the data into
quality control data, field data, or all data. Quality
control data are used to ensure laboratory
equipment is working properly and to verify the
field data. For this example, you want to include
all data. So enter ALL at the prompt shown in
Figure 5.31.
Now that you have completed making data
selections, ODES creates your transfer file. ODES
responds with Figure 5.32 which tells you how
many lines are in the file and prompts you to select
the place to store your file. If you are using one of
the software packages supported by ODES, you can
select that option and follow the directions on the
screen to download the file to your PC. For this
example, enter T to store the file in a temporary file
on the mainframe. You can download this file later
to your PC at a later time.
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* There are 24959 lines in download data file. ", ' =
* ODES has' successfully prepared your selected!" table of 'data.
>„ -Youslnow faaW-the option "of transf erring the -file 'to-a PC
: or.Saving'the file in a temporary data file on the ' :
mainframe. ', "' ' - '•' ,. <,,""<
* ^ , ' 9 4 f, T <, <, ~ ^ *
* Currently;ODES supports Crosstalk, PC-PLOT, SMARTCOM and the
IBM 3270 PC for the file transfer to' your Personal Computer
. You may either select a communications device/package to .
use for the file transfer, or you may, select TEMPORARY
to save the data file'bn,"the mainframe."The temporary " ' '
" file may be downloaded to your PC later, after you ^ '
, exit pDES. • " " % , ' ^ ^ , . ^ *-* .
, C - CROSSTAKK -"*',> ° — -
'*'±BM 3JSS70
T - TEMPORARY File on the Mainframe
's O - OTHER (Generic Instructions) r
^ E - EXIT back to RETRIEVE MENU
' * f <• f = *i **.
?, Please-make a'selection {Gfti/ftSl1/f>m$ "> 5
Figure 5.32
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The output is stored in a file named REPORT, as
shown in Figure 5.33. If you have never
downloaded a file from the mainframe, you may
wish to view the instructions by entering Y. To
finish this example, enter N.
Finally ODES displays the file layout, Figure 5.34,
which describes the starting position and lengths of
each field in the file. You should record this
information because the file contains only raw data;
there are no column headings in the file. Press
ENTER to continue. To use this file on your PC,
download the file and import it into the software
package of your choice.
Pressing ENTER on this screen returns you to the
Interactive Data Retrieval Menu. From that screen,
you can transfer more data by entering T. You can
also exit Option R by entering B on that screen. If
you enter B, you will return to the Basic Options
Menu.
Unlike the Data Retrieval Tools shown in the last
chapter, you cannot see your output from this
problem within ODES. Since this file is intended
for use on your PC, you may download the data and
import it into a PC software package. If you created
a temporary mainframe file (as in this example),
you may view the data by exiting ODES from the
Basic Options Menu. After exiting ODES, you will
see the READY prompt. To view the data in the
mainframe file, enter LIST REPORT. After viewing
the data, you may either download the data or
return to ODES. To return to ODES, enter ODES
after the READY prompt.
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In addition to using ODES
analytical tools, you may want to
use SAS to interpret your data.
SAS is a statistical analysis software
package that is available on the
NCC mainframe. For directions on
using SAS, contact the NCC
Hotline {(800)334-2405} or call SAS
User Support.
For this example, you are interested
in creating a SAS data set using
ODES bioaccumulation data
collected in North Carolina
between 1980 and 1989. This data
set should include the following
variables: station code, date,
parameter code, taxa code, and
amount.
After completing the steps in this
example, you can use SAS by
exiting ODES and typing SAS at the
ISO READY prompt.
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Getting Started
To create a SAS data set, the steps are similar to
those described in the previous scenario for creating
a text file. You can use the Interactive Data
Retrieval Option to create a SAS data set that is
stored in conjunction with your user ID. You can
access this data set within SAS which is available to
all NCC mainframe users.
To start this option, enter R at the Basic Options
Menu prompt shown in Figure 5.35.
The next menu, Figure 5.36, is the introductory
screen which explains the three retrieval options
available in the Interactive Data Retrieval Option of
ODES.
If you decide not to retrieve any data, you can enter
B to return to the Basic Options Menu. To create a
SAS Transfer file and continue with this example,
enter T.
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r
M
* ODES *
; ** BASIC" OPTIONS MBN0 ** ,
Scan CONTENTS of the ODES Data Base
Use the On-line DICTIONAHIES
Show job status or FETCH reports and graphics
List the MENU of TOOLS
Review on-line NEWS {Updated 2/93)
ODES Interactive .Data RETRIEVAIi. v ' '•
STORET Data" Retrieval
Use a
*** ODES Hotline numbers ***
(703)841-6279 or {510)283-3771 or (206X822-9596
> 8lease enter an. 'OPSPXOSU an« -press HSTSa >• R
figure 5.35
< **
DATA
* This option permits users to create interactive reports from
ODES file types. The following sub-options are supported:
C -CONTENTS report of an ODES file type listing variable *!
1 _, - names", " lengths and descriptions. < *« - , '~
_ *„ V - PBEQtJENCJt report of occurrences of ^selected data in
,, any ODES file 'type. , „ " ' /^
' *£ - TRANSFER a subset of selected' data from an ODES file,, •<_
type to a Personal Computer, or to a' temporary „ -" '
mainframe file. Data may be downloaded in ARC/INFO , :
si (geographic information 'system), ASCII ttextj° format,.
', " or SAS data. sets. /,/,••„ • ' ° '
> Please .enter C, V, "l.or B for Basic' Options * 5P ' - , "<-
Figure 5.36
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File Format Selection
After selecting the Transfer Option, ODES prompts
you to select the format for the file that you are
creating (Figure 5.37). ODES provides you with
several options. You can convert ODES data to text
format which can be used with your PC software
packages such as LOTUS® or dBASE®. Another
option converts ODES data to ASCII files to be used
with ARC/Info®, a geographic information system.
You can also convert ODES data to a format
compatible with the ODES/GIS applications. The
final option converts ODES data to a SAS® data set
stored in your account on the mainframe.
If you do not want to continue with the Transfer
Option at this point, select R to return to the
Retrieval Menu- For this example, enter S to create
a mainframe SAS® data set that will be stored
permanently in your account.
File Type Selection
ODES prompts you to enter the type of data to use
for your report. The National Fish Tissue Data
Repository data is stored in the bioaccumulation
file type. Enter 144B to select bioaccumulation data,
as shown iri Figure 5.38.
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'» ODES-can- download ASC3X data in text- or^AKC/ilSFO (geographic
'. infoaatnation system}; format, 05 convert data into S&S data ;
, o sets on- tlxe SCC "mainframe. Xf you select »3»«, the.data' ;
..wills *» converted* to text format allowing- you to ,use . •„ '
' the data with £C-base& application packages {e.g. Lotus
" ; 'or DBASE),. , 1£ yoa select »S* the data will be-converted '„
to aseane °xomiat for use in %»C/1MFO seograj^blc ' ' '
infonnati6» system ajjplications'. ^X£ you select "O* "'the "" '
data will be converted to a format fox' use with.
OBES/GIS Applications. Xf you select "S" the data,
will be written to a mainframe SAS data set and stored ,
' penoanently in your account. „ ^ ' , -
Select^ »a," and you will i>e rettirned to the- Retrieval <
' s **•' ^ ^ •- ^p^^ c
»C°a "text Porinat
, • G * ARC/I8FO 4?ormats . . '
O - 00ES/QIS Applications Format
' \ , S m SAS Mainframe Data Sets " '
^° « 4^^^ ^J
> Pleaae enter 5J» a, "Q, S, or R for Retrieval Menu > 8
Figure 5.37
*-1tou can reqjieat one of the following types of data!
J?ile ICype-
Type of Data
009 ' » Bacterial/Viral Data.
v , 132 «, Benthic Survey Data- ^ ^
$00 a Bioassay Data.
144B a, Bioaccumulation Data
° , 013 « Pish pathology Data
144B " - Influent and Effluent Data, . „
144« * Receiving- 'Water Quality'Data. •
073 :•= Sediment Grain Size Data
144S „• Sediment" Polludtnt Da*Set -
' •> 123 A * "Brawl/Seine Sampling Data *' f
^^° " ^ ^
> Please enter the file'type of interest >,c!44B
Figure 5.38
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Data Level Selection
As described in the Data Structure Section of
Chapter 1, the ODES bioaccumulation file type is
comprised of four levels. This option retrieves data
from all of these levels except for the survey level.
Station level is the highest level that can be
retrieved and contains information about where
samples were collected. The next level/ the sample
level, contains information about the species
collected and the gear used for collection. The
lowest level, the data level, contains the analytical
lab results.
When using the Interactive Data Retrieval Option,
you are prompted to enter the level of data to
include in the Transfer file (Figure 5.39). If you
enter H at the prompt, you may review the ODES
on-line description of these levels. To continue
with this example enter M to select the sample
level.
Variable Selection
At this point you have indicated that you want to
create a SAS data set using sample level
bioaccumulation data. The next step is to specify
which data fields or variables to include in that file.
You can enter up to 20 variables to include based on
the level of data you specified on the last screen, as
shown in Figure 5.40.
The variable names must be entered as they appear
in the on-line help. On-line help is available by
selecting H to get a listing of variables and their
respective lengths. For this example, enter
STN_CD DATE ORGAN NODC_CD for station
code/ sample date, tissue, and NODC taxa code,
respectively.
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* you may now select the variables 'to include in your download
• file. You can enter as many as 5 variables on a line
separated by _a 'space' or a comma to a maximum of 20 "
Variables., -you. can enter H to review a list of
° variables and their respective lengths. Do not
enter duplicate variable names. •> "•» ' ' ,,
^ too. nwsib "enter 5- variables on a line ,to ie pron«?ted £or '
additional variables, if the nwnber of variables vou enter
; on a line is^less-'than'S then ODES will assume that-you have
• finished entering variables of interest and continue~'by'
v prompting you for'Stations and dates, * ' „
s' ' "* ' '-»* • '' - , '
> Please enter variables" Cl-Sj below or K iCor' Kelp , ,
J • ' '
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Study Area and
Date Selection
After selecting the level of data and the variables to
include in the SAS data set, you are asked to either
subset your data by selecting station-date
combinations or select the entire ODES
bioaccumulation database. To show the steps
involved in subsetting, this example restricts the
output to data for North Carolina. If you decide to
select all data regardless of location, you are not
given the opportunity to subset by date. Since ^you
are interested only in North Carolina data for this
example, enter Y at the prompt shown in Figure
5.41.
As described in the Selecting Study Areas of
Chapter 2, four criteria exist for specifying an area
and data of interest; only three of these criteria are
applicable to the NFTDR. For the NFTDR, data can
be retrieved according to its monitoring program,
reference number, or stations, as shown in Figure
5.42. The monitoring program, a two-character
code, designates a geographic area. The NFTDR
uses the two letter state postal abbreviation. The
reference number, a ten character code, uniquely
identifies a group of data stored in ODES based on
the file type, monitoring program and date. Station
code is a seven character field that uniquely
identifies every monitoring station in the data base.
For this example, enter M to retrieve data reported
for the study area known as North Carolina.
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* You now have the option of subsetting your data by selecting <<,,
' a station-date combination. To select all the
Bioaccumulatioa Data stations and dates at the DATA level ' < :;:
- enter an "*I" below.' • ' " f ' < r
* Caution: If jyou do not subset your data your output may be * >
", very large and may exceed the storage capacity of ODES,
: If this occurs, subset your data into smaller station-date
: : combinations.
•p J f
» 'Would you li^e'to subset the • X°° -
Figure 5.41
* ODES will now; ask you to '
* You can specify stations of interest by selecting all a° \
^ stations in a monitoring program; or by selecting
all "stations for a reference data set; or a group-
of stations by their relation to the* "'zone- of"
„ initial dilution M'
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When using the monitoring program selection
criteria, Figure 5.43 appears. This screen requests a
two-character monitoring program code such as NC
for North Carolina. If you need help determining
the code for a monitoring program, you can. enter H
to view the on-line dictionary. This dictionary
gives both the two-character code and the name of
the monitoring program. For the National Fish
Tissue Data Repository, these codes are the same as
the two letter state postal abbreviations. Enter NC
at the prompt to select North Carolina and
continue with this example.
The next item you must specify is a date or range of
dates of interest. You specify those dates at the
prompt shown in Figure 5.44. Dates should be
entered in a YYMMDD format where YY is the year,
MM is the month, and DD is the day. Since you are
interested in data for the period 1980 to 1989, enter
80 89 at the prompt. Note that while you entered a
date range based on years for this example, you may
also enter the range by year and month (YYMM), or
by year, month and day (YYMMDD).
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* You pan 'select 4atea by yfar only {Y3t > , yeax; and jnontli • „
• CsnCMM) , or year, month and day OmjMDB) ." Bojbn dates n^sfe
iK tfce sane £o»nat and be ^separated by °a l>lank or a comma.
JPo'r examples "85O115 85O2JJ5" and B850l,8502» are both
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After entering the study area and dates, ODES
displays your entries and allows you to make
corrections if necessary. At this point you also have
the option of selecting more station-date
combinations to include in your file. If everything
is correct and you do not wish to select more
station-date combinations, select Q to quit the
selection process and view with the report. For this
example, enter Q to quit specifying stations as
shown in Figure 5.45.
Note that while this example selects all stations
within a monitoring program, other options are
available for specifying a study area for your data. If
you would like further instructions on how to
select a study area of interest, read the ODES Study
Area Selection section in Chapter 2.
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Now that you have completed making data
selections, ODES begins creating your data set. To
create this data set, ODES asks for the library and
member names. These names can be thought of as
your personal library of books where the library
name corresponds to a section of the library such as
all of your copies of classic literature. The member
name is similar to the name a specific book such as
The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck. Just like
you may have more than book in your classic
literature section, you can have more than one
member in a SAS library.
You need to enter a 1-8 character code for your
library name at the prompt in Figure 4.66. This
example shows the library name as TEMP.
You should make note of the data set name in
Figure 5.47. The SAS naming convention is
explained in this figure. The data set name on this
screen is XXXODES.SAS.TEMP. The XXX is the
same as your 3-letter user ID. XXXODES.SAS
means the data are automatically stored in your
library (i.e., your personal library). TEMP is the
section of the library that contains the data set (i.e.,
classic literature). ODES also automatically names
the data set based on the data level (i.e., name of a
specific book). The member shown in this example
is SAMPLE.
The final screen in this example shows the data
fields that are contained in your SAS data set. You
should note that these are the same varieibles that
you requested earlier in your series of responses.
To continue with your ODES session, press ENTER.
Pressing ENTER on this screen returns you to the
Interactive Data Retrieval Menu. From that screen,
you can transfer more data by entering T. You can
also exit Option R by entering B on that screen. If
you enter B, you will return to the Basic: Options
Menu.
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*• ODES has successfully. prepared your selected table of
The data set is saved on the MAIHFRAME as a SAS data set
The tile can be retrieved in SAS version 5 or 6.06.
The file is stored under the name L '
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the library member name is
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of variable listing-.
Please press ENTER to continue >
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Throughout the last three chapters,
you have explored the various
reporting features available in
ODES. In certain scenarios, the
final screen showed a job number
and you were instructed to use the
Fetch Option to retrieve that
output. This chapter will describe
how to use the Fetch Option.
When using the Fetch Option to
access output created by ODES tools,
some sections will depend on the
communications software package
that you are using to access ODES.
Instructions are provided in this
chapter for the most widely used
communication program. If you
are using a different
communication connection to
ODES, you may need to refer to the
on-line documentation available in
this option or use the
documentation that was provided
with your software package. If you
need additional assistance, the
ODES technical support staff is
available to assist you.
Unlike the previous three chapters,
this chapter is not divided into
scenarios because of the nature of
the Fetch Option. To help you
locate instructions for a particular
part of this feature, you can use the
index provided at the end of the
chapter.
In addition to output that you
create, ODES stores standard
graphics such as regional maps.
You can use instructions in this
chapter to access these standard
graphics.
NOTE: The examples in this
chapter access the report that you
created in Scenario 1 of Chapter 4
and the high quality graphic created
in Scenario 2 of Chapter 5. If you
are trying to access other data
reports or graphs, please note that
some screens may vary.
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Getting Started
Output from ODES is generated by ODES tools and
is identified by its job number. The output from an
ODES tool cannot be viewed until the program is
finished executing; therefore, you must know the
job number associated with each ODES query and
ensure the job has finished executing before
attempting to view the output.
The Fetch Option is used to retrieve output from
any ODES tool. Fetched output may be viewed on
the screen, sent to a printer, or downloaded to a PC.
To use the Fetch Option, type F and press ENTER at
the prompt on the Basic Options Menu (Figure 6.1).
After selecting the Fetch Option, the Fetch Options
Menu (Figure 6.2) appears. This menu provides
options for displaying, printing, and transferring
output from the data retrieval tools,
ODES/STORET bridge, and graphics. Each of the six
alternatives on the Fetch Options Menu is described
in this chapter:
Fetch Feature
D display ODES graphics
E erase job output from ODES
list job output on your screen
print job output to a remote printer
determine the status of a job
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6-26
6-8
6-14
6-4
transfer job output to microcomputer 6-20
Since you need to know the status of a job before
using the other-options, this chapter begins with
Option S, "Status of a Job". Please turn to page 6-4
to review the instructions for that option.
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Job Status
Before attempting to view job output, you should
ensure that your job has successfully finished
executing. Jobs that have not finished executing
have not yet generated any output to view. To
check the current status of your jobs, select Option
S, "Status of a Job".
Type S and press ENTER at the prompt on the
ODES Fetch Options menu (Figure 6.3).
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The job status screen displays all of the jobs you
have submitted but not deleted; a sample screen is
pictured in Figure 6.4. This screen identifies the Job
ID (number) and status for each job entry.
Note: Your job status screen will not contain the
same six jobs pictured in Figure 6.4, since your
screen displays only the jobs you personally have
submitted.
For the example shown in Figure 6.4, there are six
jobs listed on the job status screen. Since all of the
jobs have "ON OUTPUT QUEUE" status, each has
finished executing and may be viewed using Fetch
capabilities. The job status screen is not
automatically updated; therefore, when a job entry
shows that it is not completed, you must return to
the Fetch Options Menu (press ENTER) and re-
select this option until the status changes. To
continue with this example, please turn to the next
page.
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If you completed the first example in Chapter 4 of
this manual, your job status screen should include
an entry for the sample data from Galveston Bay.
You can identify this job by comparing the job
number returned when the job was submitted to
the list of jobs on your status screen.
If you ever forget a job number, Figure 6.5
illustrates how to interpret each entry on your
screen. The first three letters are your ODES user
ID. The characters between your ID and the
opening parentheses represent the type of job
submitted (i.e., "121", representing Tool 121). The
number inside the parentheses depicts the job
number, and the description at the end of the entry
states the current status of the job.
For the next several examples, this manual will use
the same sample job, job number 27157 on line 6 of
Figure 6.6. You should use the job that you
submitted in the first example of Chapter 4. If you
do not know the job number, look for an entry that
reads "AAA121" where "AAA" is your user ID.
Once you have located the job on your screen, use
the status column to determine whether it has
completed processing. After checking the status of
your job, press ENTER to return to the Fetch
Options Menu.
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List Job Output
When your job has a status of "ON OUTPUT
QUEUE", you may list the job output to the
terminal screen. To list the output, select Option L,
"List a Job on Your Terminal".
Enter L at the prompt on the ODES Fetch Options
menu (Figure 6.7).
The job status screen appears displaying all of the
jobs you have submitted but not deleted; a sample
screen with 6 entries is pictured in Figure 6.8. The
screen identifies the Job ID (number) and status for
each entry. The screen also includes a reminder
that only those jobs with "ON OUTPUT QUEUE"
status may be viewed.
In Figure 6.8, Job 27157 on line number 6 is selected
by entering the appropriate line number at the
prompt. Notice the status of this job is "ON
OUTPUT QUEUE".
Note: Your job status screen does not contain the
same six jobs pictured in Figure 6.8, since your
screen displays only the jobs you have submitted.
If the status of your job is "ON OUTPUT QUEUE",
enter the line number corresponding to the job to
continue. If the job status is not "ON OUTPUT
QUEUE", press ENTER to return to the Fetch
Options Menu. Continue checking the status of the
job until it is finished executing.
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After a job is selected, the list job output screen
(Figure 6.9) is displayed. The first line of this screen
contains the number of lines in the job output; this
example contains 39 lines of output. ODES
provides three options for listing a job: 1) list all
lines; 2) list only the specified range of lines; or 3)
list only those lines containing a specified phrase. If
for some reason you decided not to list the job
output, you could press ENTER to return to the
Fetch Options Menu.
The following examples illustrate the last two
options. The first example lists lines 12 through 35
of this job; the second example lists only the lines
containing the phrase 'Arms felis1.
At the prompt, type 12,35 and press ENTER . You
are then prompted for the inclusion of line
numbers in the list. To include line numbers, enter
Y at the prompt.
The resultant list is displayed in Figure 6.10. Since
ODES is unable to display the entire list in one
screen, you must press ENTER to view the
remaining lines in additional screens. If you did
not wish to view the remaining screens, you could
enter M to return to the Fetch Options Menu.
Since the line number option was selected with this
list, the missing lines (i.e., lines 30 through 35 in
this example) are obvious. However, when the line
number option is not selected, you must rely on the
prompt at the bottom of the screen to inform you
when all of the lines have been displayed.
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At the end of the list, ODES asks if you want to
view the job again (Figure 6.11). If you had finished
viewing the job output, you would enter N to
return to the Fetch Option Menu. For this example,
type Y and press ENTER to return to the list job
output screen.
Suppose you want to display only those lines of the
report that contain the phrase 'Arius felis'. On the
list job output screen (Figure 6.12), enter 'ARIUS
FELIS1. Notice that the phrase is enclosed in single
quotes.
The resultant list displays the six lines of job output
that contain the specified phrase. The last line
indicates the total number of lines in the list.
When you are finished viewing the output, press
ENTER to return to the Fetch Options Menu.
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Print Job Output
When your job has a status of "ON OUTPUT
QUEUE", you may print the job output on a high-
speed printer. To print the output, select Option P,
"Print a Job on a High-speed Printer".
Enter P at the prompt on the Fetch Options Menu
(Figure 6.13).
The job status screen appears displaying all of the
jobs you have submitted but not deleted; a. sample
screen with 6 entries is pictured in Figure 6.14. The
screen identifies title Job ID (number) and status for
each entry. The screen also includes a reminder
that only those jobs with "ON OUTPUT QUEUE"
status may be viewed.
In Figure 6.14, Job 27157 on line number 6 is
selected by entering the appropriate line number at
the prompt. Notice the status of this job is "ON
OUTPUT QUEUE". You should use the same job
that you viewed in the last example.
Note: Your job status screen will not contain the
same six jobs pictured in Figure 6.14, since your
screen displays only the jobs you have submitted.
If the status of your job is "ON OUTPUT QUEUE",
enter the line number corresponding to the job to
continue. If the job status is not "ON OUTPUT
QUEUE", press ENTER to return to the Fetch
Options Menu.
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After a job is selected, the print job output screen
(Figure 6.15) is displayed. The first line of this
screen indicates the number of lines in the job
output; this example job contains 39 lines of output.
ODES provides two options for printing a job: 1)
print all lines; and 2) print only the specified range
of lines.
This example illustrates how to print all of the job
output to a high-speed printer. Type ALL and press
ENTER at the prompt. If you decided not to print
the output, you could press ENTER to return to the
Fetch Options Menu.
The next screen, pictured in Figure 6.16, prompts
for one of two types of printers: 1) regional printer
or 2) remote printer. Regional printers are located
at the thirteen regional data centers. Remote
printers are located in offices outside of the data
centers. The National Computer Center (NCC)
maintains a list of remote printer numbers in a data
set named 'JUSD.REMOTE.DATA'. Your system
administrator may know which printing option
you should select. For more information regarding
the choice of printer, call either the NCC Hotline or
the ODES technical support staff.
NCC Hotline (800) 334-2405
ODES Support (703) 841-6279
For this example, enter N to indicate that you do
not want to select a remote printer.
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The next screen (Figure 6.17) displays a menu of the
13 regional data centers with valid printer numbers.
To have your printouts mailed to you, select the
National Computer Center in North Carolina by
typing 8 and pressing ENTER.
The final print job output screen (Figure 6.18)
requests a printer bin number. The bin number
signifies to whom the printout belongs. If you are
interested in quick delivery of your printout, use
the bin number Fxxx where xxx is the three digit
user ID you use to log on. When you use the Fxxx
bin number, your printouts will be sent to you
using Federal Express. For regular mail delivery,
you can use the bin number Mxxx where xxx is your
three digit user ID.
For this example, type Mxxx (xxx = your three digit
user ID) and press ENTER to have your printout
mailed to you. Once successfully printed, a printer
confirmation message is written and the Fetch
Options Menu is automatically displayed.
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Transfer Output
to your PC
If your job has executed, you may transfer the job
output to your PC. This process requires two steps:
1) transfer the output to a temporary mainframe
file; and 2) transfer the temporary mainframe file to
your computer. To transfer the output to a
temporary mainframe file, select Option 1,
"Transfer a Job to a Microcomputer"
Enter T at the prompt on the Fetch Options Menu
(Figure 6.19).
The job status screen appears displaying all of the
jobs you have submitted but not deleted; a sample
screen with 6 entries is pictured in Figure 6.20. The
screen identifies the Job ID (number) and status for
each entry. The screen also includes a reminder
that only those jobs with "ON OUTPUT QUEUE"
status may be viewed.
In Figure 6.20, Job 27157 on line number 6 is
selected by entering the appropriate line number at
the prompt. Notice the status of this job is "ON
OUTPUT QUEUE".
Note: Yottr job status screen will not contain the
same six jobs pictured in Figure 6.20, since your
screen displays only the jobs you have submitted.
If the status of your job is "ON OUTPUT QUEUE",
enter the corresponding line number. If the status
of your job is not "ON OUTPUT QUEUE", press
ENTER to return to the Fetch Options Menu.
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After a job is selected, the transfer job output screen
(Figure 6.21) is displayed. The first line of this
screen indicates the number of lines in the job
output; this example job contains ,39 lines of output.
ODES provides two options for transferring a job:
1) using PC-PLOT, CROSSTALK, SMARTCOM; or
2) using another software package or gateway
connection.
For this example, assume you are not logged on
using one of the communications software
packages listed above. Type N and press ENTER at
the prompt. At the next prompt, enter Y to display
instructions for transferring job output to a
mainframe file.
Note: You may use the procedures outlined in this
example regardless of your communication
package.
If you are currently accessing ODES using PC-PLOT,
CROSSTALK, or SMARTCOM, you may type Y and
press ENTER at the first prompt to transfer a file.
ODES provides on-line assistance for transferring a
file using these packages.
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The next two screens (Figure 6.22 and 6.23) provide
detailed instructions for downloading job output to
a microcomputer. You should read the instructions
on both screens before actually downloading a file.
After reading each screen, press ENTER to
continue. Once the Fetch Options Menu is
displayed, follow the file transfer procedure by
using the notes on the remainder of this page.
ODES has created a temporary mainframe file of
your job output called "DOWNLOAD". To transfer
the file "DOWNLOAD" to your microcomputer,
first exit ODES by entering B at the Fetch Options
Menu and then entering E at the Basic Options
Menu.
Note: The temporary mainframe file
"DOWNLOAD" is overwritten each time you
invoke the transfer option; therefore, to ensure you
download the appropriate job output, follow the
file transfer procedure each time you run this
option.
After exiting the Basic Options Menu, ODES
displays a prompt to log off. Type N and press
ENTER at this prompt, to display the TSO READY
prompt.
To use Kermit, type KERMIT at the READY
prompt. From the Kermit prompt, type SEND
DOWNLOAD. Use the "hot key" to switch to
Kermit on your PC and type RECEIVE at the local
prompt.
If you are using a gateway, use the "hot key" to
switch to PC mode. At the DOS prompt, enter the
RECEIVE command identifying the mainframe file
to transfer and a PC file name to create. On most
gateways, the following command will download a
mainframe file called DOWNLOAD to a file called
NEW on the C drive of the PC:
RECEIVE C:NEW DOWNLOAD ASCII CRLF
If you have any questions about this procedure,
please call the ODES technical support staff at (703)
841-6279.
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" '(3) Xf you are usinig' Hermit, type KBRM2* at tlie^RKMDY " *
prompt. From the Kermit prompt, type SEND DOWNI.OAD.
/ tlse your «hpt key" to switch to PC mode. ,From your / '
local Kermit prompt, enter a RECEIVE command. •
• - ° •> ' , ^ •• >i ^
(4) If you are using; a gateway, use • your ^"fiot 'key * to -
' switch to PC mode. At, the DOS prong?t enter a RECEIVE
'command identifying the mainframe file you wish to , <
download and the PC file which is to contain the
downloaded data. On most gateways the following ^ .
command would download a mainframe file called ' *
BOWSfcOAB to a- file called SEW on the C drive oft the PCs
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« SECBIVE C'jNE» DOWNLOAD ASCII CSIrJP" ",
* Please make notes on the above procedures. - '< *
If you have any questions please- call the ODES OSER StJPPOET
at (703) 841-6279, ' -> •
> Please press 'BEUnJSS 'to return -to the -Fetch Hena>
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Erase Job Output
When you have viewed or downloaded your job
output, you may wish to erase it from ODES. Once
erased, a job is permanently removed from the
system. To erase a job, select Option E, "Erase a
Job".
Enter E at the prompt on the Fetch Options Menu
(Figure 6.24).
The job status screen appears displaying all of the
jobs you have submitted but not deleted; a sample
screen with 6 entries is pictured in Figure 6.25. The
screen identifies the Job ID (number) and status for
each entry. The screen also includes a reminder
that only those jobs with "ON OUTPUT QUEUE"
status may be viewed.
In Figure 6.25, Job 27157 on line number 6 is
selected by entering the appropriate line number at
the prompt. Notice the status of this job is "ON
OUTPUT QUEUE".
Note: Your job status screen will not contain the
same six jobs pictured in Figure 6.25, since your
screen displays only the jobs you have submitted.
To erase the job entry that has been used in each of
the previous Fetch examples, enter the
corresponding line number. To skip the erase job
option, press ENTER to return to the Fetch Options
Menu.
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After a job is selected, the erase job screen (Figure
6.26) is displayed. The second line of this screen
indicates the number of the job to be erased. If this
is the correct job number, type Y and press ENTER
at the prompt. If an incorrect job number is
displayed, enter N at the prompt to return to the
Fetch Options Menu.
To ensure the job has been deleted, first return to
the Fetch Options Menu by pressing ENTER. Then
select Option S, "Status of a Job", by typing S and
pressing ENTER. After you confirm that the job
has been deleted, return to the Fetch Options Menu
by pressing ENTER.
Note: In most cases, the output is not removed
from the screen instantly. If the job number
remains on the screen, press ENTER to exit the
screen and then to verify its status, select S for Job
Status.
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Display Graphics
ODES tools generate graphics, as well as text reports;
however, ODES requires users to access the system
with special graphics capabilities if they wish to
display and download graphics. To display
graphics, select Option D, "Display an ODES
graphic".
Type D and press ENTER at the prompt on the
Fetch Options Menu (Figure 6.28).
ODES is accessed via a wide variety of terminals.
Each terminal maintains a different standard for
drawing graphics to the screen; therefore, the
graphics device compatible with your terminal
must be selected. If an incorrect graphics device is
selected, no graphic will be displayed.
If you have any questions about the appropriate
graphics device to use, please call the ODES
technical staff.
ODES Support (703) 841-6279
For this example, press
selecting a graphics device.
ENTER to continue
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The Graphics Device Menu (Figure 6.30) appears.
This menu lists all of the graphics devices available
within the ODES Graphics Facility. For this
example, select X, "Tektronics 4105 terminal".
Note: Tektronics 4105 emulation may not be the
correct graphics device for your terminal Make
sure you select the appropriate graphics device on
this menu.
Type X or the letter corresponding to your type of
terminal and press ENTER on the menu in Figure
6.30.
Once the graphics device has been selected, the
Graphics Menu (Figure 6.31) appears. This menu
provides options for scanning graphic directories,
displaying graphics, and downloading graphics to
microcomputers. The options on the Graphics
Menu are desribed on the following pages:
Graphic Option Page
D delete your graphic 6-72
E exit Graphics Menu 6-56
S scan your graphics directory 6-34
V view your graphic 6-36
X scan ODES graphics directory 6-40
Y view ODES graphic 6-44
I instructions to download graphic 6-50
To begin learning about ODES graphics capabilities
by scanning your graphics directory, please turn to
page 6-34.
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Scan Your Graphics
All graphics created by ODES tools are stored in
your personal graphics directory. To scan the
graphics in your ODES graphics directory, select
Option S," SCAN the directory of your graphics".
Enter S at the prompt on the Graphics Menu
(Figure 6.32).
Your graphics directory screen appears, displaying a,
list of graphics you have created but not deleted. A
sample screen with 2 graphics is pictured in Figure
6.33. The screen provides the graphic number,
name, and a short description.
Note: Your graphics directory screen will not
contain the same two graphics pictured in Figure
6.33, since your screen displays only the graphics
you have created.
Look through your graphics directory until you,,
locate the graphic that you created in Chapter 5
using ODES Tool 1. The name of the graphic
should be "TOOL1". When you locate the graphic
in your directory, make a note of its number. After
viewing your graphics, press ENTER to return to
the Graphics Menu.
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View Your Graphics
When you have scanned your graphics directory
and decided upon a graphic to view, select Option
V, VIEW a graphic.
Enter V at the prompt on the Graphics Menu
(Figure 6.34).
A screen similar to Figure 6.35 appears. This screen
provides the capability to view two graphics
simultaneously. For this example, enter 1 at the
prompt. If you wished to view two graphics
simultaneously, you would select 2 and press
ENTER.
Note: To view two graphics simultaneously, you
must specify two graphics from your graphics
directory.
The graphics selection screen (Figure 6.36) appears.
This screen accepts the name or number of the
graphic you wish to display. For this example, you
will need the number of the graphic that you
created using Tool 1 (you should have looked it up
on page 6-34). At the prompt, type the appropriate
number and press ENTER. This will display the
TOOL1 graphic listed in your graphics directory.
ODES reminds you that you must press ENTER
after each graphic is displayed to continue. To
continue, press ENTER at the prompt.
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ODES signals the drawing initiation with a series of
bells. Press ENTER after each bell to continue
drawing your graphic.
The same graphic you created in Scenario 1 of
Chapter 5, " Graphical Tool 1", is displayed in
Figure 6.38.
Once you have finished viewing the graphic, press
ENTER to return to the Graphic Menu.
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Scan ODES Graphics
ODES maintains a standard graphics directory,
which includes sample ODES graphics. To scan the
graphics in the ODES graphics directory, select
Option X," SCAN the directory of ODES graphics". 1
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Enter X at the prompt on the Graphics Menu
(Figure 6.40).
The ODES graphics directory (Figure 6.41) appears,
displaying a list of standard ODES graphics. The
screen provides the graphic number, name, and a
short description.
Press ENTER to continue viewing the ODES
standard graphic directory.
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The second screen of ODES graphics contains the
graphic you wish to view in this example, number
28 — EPA Regions: Geographic Sections. Make
note of this number, then type M and press ENTER
to return to the Graphics Menu. If you wished to
continue viewing the list of ODES graphics, you
could press ENTER.
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View ODES Graphic
Once you have scanned the ODES graphics directory
and decided upon a graphic to view, select Option
Y, "VIEW an ODES graphic".
Enter Y at the prompt on the Graphics Menu
(Figure 6.43).
The graphics selection screen (Figure 6.44) appears.
This screen accepts the name or number of the
graphic you wish to display. For this example, type
28 and press ENTER to display the USASEC graphic,
"EPA Regions: Geographic Sections".
ODES reminds you that you must press ENTER
after each graphic is displayed to continue. To
continue, press ENTER at the prompt.
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A sample graphic, USASEC — "EPA Regions:
Geographic Sections", is displayed in Figure 6.46.
This map displays a graphic of the United States,
where states comprising each EPA region are
grouped together.
When you have finished viewing this graphic,
press ENTER to return to the Graphics Menu.
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Download Instructions
All ODES graphics may be downloaded to a
microcomputer; however, certain graphic
download options require that a specific graphic
device be set upon entering the ODES Graphics
Facility. To obtain instructions for downloading
ODES graphics, select Option I, "INSTRUCTIONS
for downloading a graphic".
Type I and press ENTER at the prompt on the
Graphics Menu (Figure 6.48).
The screen in Figure 6.49 requests a method for
downloading graphics. Two methods for
downloading graphics are supported within ODES:
1) direct graphics capture; and 2) meta-file
download.
Direct graphics capture copies the screen image of
the graphic to a local microcomputer file (i.e.,
screen dump).
ODES meta-file download creates a temporary
mainframe file containing a textual description of
the graphic. You then exit ODES and download the
file to your microcomputer. Many applications,
such as Word Perfect 5.1, will open this text file and
convert it back to a graphic.
Note: The meta-file download option requires that
the meta-file graphics device be selected. If the
meta-file graphic device was not set upon entering
the ODES Graphics Facility, exit the ODES Graphic
Facility (E) and reselect Display Graphics from the
Fetch Options Menu (D). Then specify the meta-file
graphics device (A).
To continue with this example, please turn to the
next page and obtain instructions for direct graphics
download using PC-PLOT.
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Type P and press ENTER at the prompt to obtain
instructions for direct graphics download via PC-
PLOT. The instructions will occupy more than one
screen. As you finish reading each screen, simply
press ENTER to continue.
While many communication packages support
direct graphics capture, ODES only provides on-line
instructions for downloading with PC-PLOT. For
this example, you should first read through the
instructions on each screen. Then, if you are logged
on using PC-PLOT, you may actually attempt to
download a graphic using the following notes as a
guide.
Note: If you are using a communication package
other than PC-PLOT, refer to the software
documentation for more details.
To capture a graphic using PC-PLOT, first view the
graphic. This procedure is outlined in a separate
section of this manual (select V or Y from the
Graphics Menu). After you specify the graphic to
draw, ODES responds with a reminder to press
ENTER after each graphic. Immediately after this
message, enter the PC-PLOT command "ALT-F".
PC-PLOT will respond with a prompt to press
ENTER to continue.
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PC-PLOT will prompt for a microcomputer file
name to store the graphic (e.g., OTEST). Enter the
PC-PLOT command "ALT-I", to inform PC-PLOT to
transfer the screen image to the file.
Press ENTER to display the ODES graphic.
When ODES is finished drawing, a bell will sound.
Enter the PC-PLOT command "ALT-Q" to close the
PC-PLOT file and return control to ODES.
Press ENTER to return to the Graphics Menu.
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Exit
From the Graphics Menu, to return to the Fetch
Options Menu, select Option E, "EXIT the ODES
Graphics Facility".
Type E and press ENTER at the prompt on the
Graphics Menu (Figure 6.54).
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"Download Graphics
ODES tools generate graphics as well as text reports;
however, ODES must be in the graphics mode
within the Fetch Option to display and download
graphics. To download graphics, select Option D,
"Display an ODES Graphic".
Enter D at the prompt on the Fetch Options Menu
(Figure 6.55).
ODES displays a welcome screen to the ODES
Graphics Facility (Figure 6.56). Press ENTER to
continue selecting a graphics device.
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The Graphics Device Menu (Figure 6.57) appears.
This menu lists all of the graphics devices available
within the ODES Graphics Facility. To download a
graphics meta-file, select A, "Graphics Meta-file for
download".
Enter A at the Graphics Device Menu (Figure 6.57).
Note: ODES is accessed via a wide variety of
terminals. Each terminal maintains a different
standard for drawing graphics to the screen;
however, there is a single common format for
downloading graphics. If an incorrect graphics
device is selected, no graphic will be downloaded.
If you have any questions about the appropriate
graphics device to use, please call the ODES
technical support staff.
ODES Support (703)841-6279
Whenever the download graphics device is
selected, ODES reminds you that the graphics are
downloaded and not displayed (Figure 6.58).
Press ENTER to continue.
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Download Instructions
All ODES graphics may be downloaded to a
microcomputer; however, certain graphic
download options require a specific graphic device
be set upon entering the ODES Graphics Facility. To
obtain instructions for downloading ODES graphics,
select Option I, "INSTRUCTIONS for downloading
a graphic".
Enter I at the prompt on the Graphics Menu (Figure
6.59).
The graphics capture method screen (Figure 6.60)
appears. Type F and press ENTER from the
graphics capture method menu to view
instructions for downloading meta-file graphics.
Note: The meta-file download option requires the
meta-file graphics device be selected. If the meta-
file graphic device was not set upon entering the
ODES Graphics Facility, exit the ODES Graphic
Facility (E) and reselect Display Graphics from the
Fetch Options Menu (D). Then specify the meta-file
graphics device (A).
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The next three screens provide instructions for
downloading graphics as a meta-file. For this
example, read each screen carefully. When you
finish reading a screen, press ENTER to continue.
After you have reviewed the instructions on-line,
you may actually download a meta-file using the
notes on the remainder of this page as a guide.
k
To download graphics as a meta-file, ODES writes
the graphic to a temporary mainframe file called
"ODESGRAF". To transfer the file "ODESGRAF" to
your microcomputer, first exit ODES. You may
accomplish this by entering E to exit the Graphic
Menu, type B and press ENTER to exit the Fetch
Options Menu, and enter E to exit ODES.
Note: The temporary mainframe file
"ODESGRAF" is overwritten each time you invoke
the download option; therefore, to ensure you
download the appropriate graphic, follow the file
transfer procedure each time you use the. ODES
Graphic Facility graphics download option.
After exiting the Basic Options Menu, ODES
displays a prompt to log off. Type N arid press
ENTER at this prompt, which will display the TSO
READY prompt.
To use Kermit, type KERMIT at the READY
prompt. From the Kermit prompt, type SEND
ODESGRAF. Use the "hot key" to switch to
microcomputer mode and type RECEIVE at the
local prompt.
If you are using a gateway, use the "hot key" to
switch to PC mode. At the DOS prompt, enter the
RECEIVE command identifying the mainframe file
to transfer and a PC file name to create with the
data. On most gateways, the following command
will download the mainframe file ODESGRAF to a
file called NEW on the C drive of the PC:
RECEIVE C:NEW ODESGRAF
If you have any questions about the file transfer
procedure, please call the ODES support staff. ' ^
ODES Support (703) 841-6279
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Scan Your Graphics
All graphics created by ODES tools are stored in
your personal graphics directory. To scan the
graphics in your ODES graphics directory, select
Option S," SCAN the directory of your graphics".
Type S and press ENTER at the prompt
Graphics Menu (Figure 6.64).
on the
Your graphics directory screen appears, displaying a
list of graphics you have created but not deleted. A
sample screen with 2 graphics is pictured in Figure
6.65. The screen provides the graphic number,
name, and a short description.
Note: Your graphics directory screen will not
contain the same two graphics pictured in Figure
6.65, since your screen displays only the graphics
you have created.
Look through your graphics directory until you
locate the graphic that you created in Chapter 5
using Tool 1. The name of the graphic should be
"TOOL1". Once you locate this graphic in your
directory, make a note of the corresponding
number. After viewing your graphics, press,
ENTER to return to the Graphics Menu.
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View "Your Graphics
Once you have scanned your graphics directory and
decided upon a graphic to view, select Option V,
VIEW a graphic.
Note: Since the graphic device is set to download,
the graphic will not be displayed to the screen, but
will be written to your microcomputer file.
Type V and press ENTER at the prompt
Graphics Menu (Figure 6.66).
on the
ODES provides the capability to view two graphics
simultaneously (Figure 6.67). For this example,
type 1 and press ENTER at the prompt. If you
wished to view two graphics simultaneously, you
would have typed 2 and pressed ENTER at the
prompt.
Note: To view two graphics simultaneously, you
must specify two graphics from your graphics
directory.
The graphics selection screen (Figure 6.68) appears.
This screen requests the name or number of the
graphic you wish to display. For this example, enter
the number of the graphic that you located on page
6-66.
ODES reminds you that you must press ENTER
after each graphic is display to continue. To
continue, press ENTER at the prompt.
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ODES signals the drawing initiation with a series of
bells. Press ENTER after each bell to continue
drawing your graphic.
When ODES finishes creating the graphic file, you
are prompted to press ENTER to continue.
Your graphic is now stored in a temporary
mainframe file called "ODESGRAF". Refer to the
instructions for downloading graphics (page 6-64) to
obtain help with the remaining syntax necessary to
complete the download procedure.
Press ENTER to return to the Graphics Menu.
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Delete Graphic Once you have viewed your graphic, you may wish
to delete it from ODES. Once deleted, a graphic is
permanently removed from the system and cannot
be viewed or downloaded again. To delete a
graphic, select Option D, "DELETE a graphic from
your directory".
Enter D at the prompt on the Graphics Menu
(Figure 6.72).
The graphic selection screen (Figure 6.73) appears.
This screen accepts the name or number of the
graphic you wish to display. For this example, type
the number of your Tool 1 graphic and press
ENTER at the prompt.
The graphics deletion screen (Figure 6.74) appears.
This screen confirms that the selected graphic was
deleted.
To return to the Graphics" Menu, press ENTER at
the prompt. At the Graphics Menu, enter E to
return to the Fetch Options Menu.
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Return to ODES
Basic Options Menu
From the Fetch Options Menu, return to the ODES
Basic Options Menu by typing B and pressing
ENTER at the prompt. The screen pictured in
Figure 6.75 will appear.
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Index to Chapter 6
Using Fetch With Text Output
Getting Started 2
Job Status 4
List Job Output 8
Print Job Output 14
Transfer Output to your PC 20
Erase Job Output 26
Using Fetch With Graphical Output
Display Graphics 30
Scan Your Graphics 34
View Your Graphics 36
Scan ODES Graphics 40
View ODES Graphic 44
Download Instructions 48
Exit 54
Download Graphics 56
Download Instructions 60
Scan Your Graphics 64
View Your Graphics 66
Delete Graphic 70
Return to ODES Basic Options Menu 72
Note: Text output is produced by data retrieval tools, content reports, backup
tables for graphical tools, and low-quality graphics. Graphical output includes
high-quality plots and standard ODES graphics.
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Documentation & Contacts
You may also want to request copies of other documentation. Below is a list
of documentation that may be useful when using ODES or participating in
the NFTDR program. This listing includes the title of the document, a brief
description, and how to request a copy.
ODES User Guide
ODES User Support
• Overview of the ODES Basic Options
ODES Data Briefs
ODES User Support
• Use of Graphic and Mapping Tools
• Downloading ODES Graphics for Enhancements
ODES Tool Manual
ODES User Support
• Step-by-step instructions for using ODES tools
ODES Data Submissions Manual
ODES User Support
• Standard requirements for submitting general ODES data
ODES 123 _ _ ODES User Support
'• Submission requirements for the National Fish Tissue Data Repository
Program
• Instructions for using the ODES 123 template in LOTUS 123® Version 3
software to submit fish advisory data
• Diskette containing ODES 123 template
ODES Log-on Guide _ ODES User Support
• Instructions for logging on to ODES using a modem and communication
software package
ODES Notes Technical Bulletin
ODES Mailing List/ODES User Support
• Technical bulletin with important ODES information
ODES/STORET Bridge ODES User Support
• Explanation of the capabilities of the ODES/STORET Bridge
• Detailed instructions on how to retrieve and download STORET data
using the ODES interface
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Points of Contact
When you start submitting data and using ODES to retrieve and analyze data,
you may think of some questions or want assistance with certain features. To
help you with those questions, both administrative and technical support
have been established. If you need any assistance, please call either the OE>ES
User Support or Skip Houseknecht at the Office of Science and Technology's
Fish Contamination Section at EPA. Below is a listing of whom to call for
different needs.
ODES User Support
(703) 841-6279
Obtain assistance with ODES menu interface
Request standard ODES documentation
Receive information about other ODES file types
Request an ODES user ID
Add your name to the ODES mailing list
EPA Fish Contamination Section
(202) 260-7055
Submit data
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APPENDIX B
Taxa Codes
The following pages contain four lists of fish species with their associated ODES codes:
B.I: Taxa Sorted by Common Name page B-2
5.2: Taxa Sorted by Scientific Name page B-29
B.3: Taxa Sorted by Code page B-54
B.4: List of Families page B-79
The lists were derived from estuary and marine species encountered in National Marine
Fisheries Service creel censuses during 1987-92, freshwater species known to have been
sampled hi one or more tissue monitoring studies, and species recommended for sampling
in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Assessing Chemical Contaminant Data
for Use hi Fish Advisories: Vol. 1 - Fish Sampling and Analysis. An effort has been made
to make the lists as comprehensive as possible. Should you, however, have tissue
monitoring data for a species not on the lists, PLEASE CONTACT THE ODES
TECHNICAL SUPPORT STAFF AT (703) 841-6279 TO OBTAIN A CODE NUMBER
FOR THAT SPECIES.
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CODE
CRUSTACEANS
618901030100
618803010600
618803010800
618902130200
618803010200
618803010100
618101020100
618201010300
618201010100
617701010000
HOIiItUSCS
551547110100
551525020100
551547080100
551547070100
551701020100
551525010200
550701010100
550701010200
551002010200
551002010100
551539010100
APPENDIX B.I
TAXA SORTED BY COMMON NAME
COMMON NAME SCIENTIFIC NAME
CRAB,
BLUE
DUNGENESS
EASTERN ROCK
GULF STONE
PACIFIC ROCK
RED
LOBSTER,
AMERICAN
CALIFORNIA
WEST INDIES SPINY
SHRIMP, WHITE
CLAM,
HARD
HORSENECK
MANILA
PACIFIC LITTLENECK
SOFT-SHELL
SURF
MUSSEL,
BLUE
CALIFORNIA
OYSTER,
AMERICAN
PACIFIC
QUAHOG, OCEAN
CALLINECTES SAPIDUS
CANCER MAGISTER
CANCER IRRORATUS
MENIPPE ADINA
CANCER ANTENNARIUS
CANCER PRODUCTUS
HOMARUS AMERICANUS
PANULIRUS INTERRUPTUS
PANULIRUS ARGUS
PENAEUS ?
MERCENARIA MERCENARIA
TRESUS CAPAX
VENERUPIS JAPONICA
PROTOTHACA STAMINEA
MYA ARENARIA
SPISULA SOLIDISSIMA
MYTILUS EDULIS
MYTILUS CALIFORNIAUiS
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
CRASSOSTREA GIGAS
ARCTICA ISLANDICA
FISH
880302030100
885003040100
874701010500
883108030100
883108030300
883108030400
883108020100
883528080100
883528080200
874702040200
874702020200
874702020400
874702010200
874702020300
874702021000
874702020500
874702030400
874702020900
874702020600
874702021200
874702010100
874702010300
874702021100
874702020100
AOUJON
AZiBACORE
AIiEWIFE
ALXiIGATORFISH,
ALEUTIAN
ARCTIC
COMMON
SMOOTH
AMBER JACK,
GREATER
LESSER
ANCHOVETA
ANCHOVY,
BAY
BIGEYE
CAMIGUANA
CUBAN
DEEPBODY
DUSKY
FLAT
KEY
LONGNOSE
NEW JERSEY
NORTHERN
SILVER
SLOUGH
STRIPED
TYLOSURUS ACUS
THUNNUS ALALUNGA
ALOSA PSEUDOHARENGUS
ASPIDOPHOROIDES BARTONI
ASPIDOPHOROIDES OLRIKI
ASPIDOPHOROIDES MONOPTERYGIUS
ANOPLAGONUS INERMIS
SERIOLA DUMERILI
SERIOLA FASCIATA
CETENGRAULIS MYSTICETUS
ANCHOA MITCHILLI
ANCHOA LAMPROTAENIA
ENGRAULIS ESTAUQUAE
ANCHOA CUBANA
ANCHOA COMPRESSA
ANCHOA LYOLEPIS
ANCHOVIELLA PERFASCIATA
ANCHOA CAYORUM
ANCHOA NASUTA
ANCHOA DUODECIUM
ENGRAULIS MORDAX
ENGRAULIS EURYSTOLE
ANCHOA DELICATISSIMA
ANCHOA HEPSETUS
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883555040200
883555040100
883555030100
875601020300
875601020600
875601030200
875601020500
883557010100
876201010200
880301020200
886103020200
880301020100
882601060500
883502120200
883801010200
883701010400
883701010100
875603010100
885101020100
883502230200
883502030100
883502140300
883502231200
883502290100
883502231100
883502160200
883502230300
883516060200
883502120100
883502230100
883502140400
883502220100
883503010100
883516020100
883502030500
883502150100
883502230700
883502210100
883516060100
883502230400
883502120300
883516060300
883502160300
883502200100
883502010200
883502010400
883502140200
883502010500
883502190200
878704010100
878704030100
.878704010600
878704010500
878704010300
878704040100
880901010100
883562050200
883555030300
ANGELFISH,
BLUE
FRENCH
GRAY
QUEEN
ARGENTINE,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
PYGMY
STRIATED
ARMORHEAD, LONGF IN
AULOPUS, YELLOWFIN
BALAO
BALLONFISH
BALLYHOO
BARBFISH
BARBIER, RED
BARBU
BARRACUDA,
GREAT
PACIFIC
BARRELEYE
BARRELFISH
BASS,
BLACKEAR
BLACK SEA
CAVE
CHALK
GIANT SEA
HARLEQUIN
KELP
LANTERN
LARGEMOUTH
LONGTAIL
ORANGEBACK
PEPPERMINT
PYGMY SEA
REEF
ROCK
ROCK SEA
ROUGHTONGUE
SADDLE
SCHOOL
SMALLMOUTH
SNOW
SPLITTAIL
SPOTTED
SPOTTED SAND
STREAMER
STRIPED
WHITE
WRASSE
YELLOW
YELLOWTAIL
BATFISH,
LONGNOSE
PANCAKE
POLKA-DOT
ROUGHBACK
SHORTNOSE
TRICORN
BEARDFZSH
BEAUGREGORY
BEAUTY, ROCK
HOLOCANTHUS BERMUDENSIS
POMACANTHUS PARU
POMACANTHUS ARCUATUS
HOLACANTHUS CILIARIS
ARGENTINA SILUS
ARGENTINA SIALIS
GLOSSANODON PYGMAEUS
ARGENTINA STRIATA
PENTACEROS PECTORALIS
AULOPUS NANAE
HEMIRAMPHUS BALAO
DIODON HOLOCANTHUS
HEMIRAMPHUS BRASILIENSIS
SCORPAENA BRASILIENSIS
HEMANTHIAS VIVANUS
POLYDACTYLUS VIRGINICUS
SPHYRAENA BARRACUDA
SPHYRAENA ARGENTEA
MACROPINNA MICROSTOMA
HYPEROGLYPHE PERCIFORMIS
SERRANUS ATROBRANCHUS
CENTROPRISTIS STRIATA
LIOPROPOMA MOWBRAYI
SERRANUS TORTUGARUM
STEREOLEPIS GIGAS
SERRANUS TIGRINUS
PARALABRAX CLATHRATUS
SERRANUS BALDWINI
MICROPTERUS SALMOIDES
HEMANTHIAS LEPTUS
SERRANUS ANNULARIS
LIOPROPOMA RUBRE
SERRANICULUS PUMILIO
PSEUDOGRAMMA 'GREGORYI
AMBLOPLITES RUPESTRIS
CENTROPRISTIS PHILADELPHIA
HOLANTHIAS MARTINICENSIS
SERRANUS NOTOSPILUS
SCHULTZEA BETA
MICROPTERUS DOLOMIEUI
SERRANUS CHIONARAIA
HEMANTHIAS SIGNIFER
MICROPTERUS PUNCTULATUS
PARALABRAX MACULATOFASCIATUS
HEMANTHIAS AUROEORUBENS
MORONE SAXATILIS
MORONE CHRYSOPS
LIOPROPOMA EUKRINES
MORONE MISSISSIPPIENSIS
PIKEA MEXICANA
OGCOCEPHALUS CORNIGER
HALIEUTICHTHYS ACULEATUS
OGCOCEPHALUS RADIATUS
OGCOCEPHALUS PARVUS
OGCOCEPHALUS NASUTUS
ZALIEUTES MCGINTYI
POLYMIXIA LOWEI
POMACENTRUS LEUCOSTICTUS
HOLACANTHUS TRICOLOR
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-3
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883517020100
883562030600
884209050400
884209050300
884209020100
884201050300
884201020300
884209070100
884209020400
884209060200
884209050200
884201050100
884209110100
884209030800
884209070200
884201020100
884201030200
884201020200
884209020600
884209040100
884209030700
884201010300
884209050100
884209030500
884209050600
884209030400
884201020500
884201050400
884201050200
884209030300
884209020300
884209030100
884201060100
884201020400
884209040300
884209080100
884209040400
884209020200
884201010100
884209030600
884201030100
884209120100
883525010100
883516050400
883901100100
881106010100
881106010200
883801010300
883801010500
882601012700
883535020100
873901010100
885003020200
885003020100
870803010100
883535010100
873401010100
883543030200
879201040100
BIOEYE, SHORT
BLACKSMITH
BLENNY,
BALD
BANDED
BANNER
BARRED
BAY
BLACKBELLY
BLACKHEAD
CHECKERED
CORAL
CRESTED
DEEPWATER
DOWNY
EELGRASS
FEATHER
FLORIDA
FRECKLED
GLASS
GOLDLINE
HAIRY
HIGHFIN
' HORNED
LONGFIN
MARBLED
MIMIC
MUSSEL
ORANGESPOTTED
OYSTER
PALEHEAD
PIRATE
PUFFCHEEK
REDLIP
ROCKPOOL
ROSY
ROUGHHEAD
SADDLED
SAILFIN
SEAWEED
SPOTCHEEK
STRIPED
WRASSE
BLUEF1SH
BLUEGILL
BLUEHEAD
BOARFISH,
DEEPBODY
SHORTSPINE
BOBO,
BLUE
YELLOW
BOCACCIO
BOGA
BONEFXSH
BONITO,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
BONNETHEAD
BONNETMOTTTH
BOWFIN
BREAM, SEA
BROTULA,
BEARDED
PRISTIGENYS ALTA
CHROMIS PUNCTIPINNIS
PARACLINUS INFRONS
PARACLINUS FASCIATUS
EMBLEMARIA ATLANTICA
HYPLEUROCHILUS BERMUDENSIS
HYPSOBLENNIUS GENTILIS
STATHMONOTUS HEMPHILLI
CORALLIOZETUS BAHAMENSIS
STARKSIA OCELLATA
PARACLINUS CINGULATUS
HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS
CRYPOTREMA CORALLINUM
LABRISOMUS KALISHERAE
STATHMONOTUS STAHLI
HYPSOBLENNIUS HENTZ
f CHASMODES SABURRAE
HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS
CORALLIOZETUS DIAPHANUS
MALACOCTENUS AUROLINEATUS
LABRISOMUS NUCHIPINNIS
LUPINOBLENNIUS NICHOLSI
PARACLINUS GRANDICOMIS
LABRISOMUS HAITIENSIS
PARACLINUS MARMORATUS
LABRISOMUS GUPPYI
HYPSOBLENNIUS JENKINSI
HYPLEUROCHILUS SPRINGERI
HYPLEUROCHILUS AEQUT.PINNIS
LABRISOMUS GOBIO
EMBLEMARIA PIRATULA
LABRISOMUS BUCCIFERUS
OPHIOBLENNIUS ATLANTICUS
HYPSOBLENNIUS GILBERTI
MALACOCTENUS MACROPUS
ACANTHEMBLEMARIA ASPERA
MALACOCTENUS TRIANGULATUS
EMBLEMARIA PANDIONIS
PARABLENNIUS MARMOREUS
LABRISOMUS NIGRICINCTUS
CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS
HEMIEMBLEMARIA SIMULUS
POMATOMUS SALTATRIX
LEPOMIS MACROCHIRUS
THALASSOMA BIFASCIATUM
ANTIGONIA CARPOS
ANTIGONIA COMBATIA
POLYDACTYLUS APPROXIMANS
POLYDACTYLUS OPERCULARIS
SEBASTES PAUCISPINIS
INERMIA VITTATA
ALBULA VULPES
SARDA SARDA
SARDA CHILIENSIS
SPHYRNA TIBURO
EMMELICHTHYOPS ALANTICUS
AMIA CALVA
ARCHOSARGUS RHOMBOIDALIS
BARBATA
pageB-4
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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879201280100
879201230100
879201240100
879201250200
879201250100
879201010100
879201270100
883517030100
877702010600
877702010400
877702010300
883528040100
883528040200
879103080100
886103010200
886103010600
886103010400
886103010100
886103010300
885103010300
885103010400
883555010800
883555010200
883555010300
883555050100
883555010700
883555010100
883102310100
883502040300
875503020100
883518010500
883518011300
883518010100
883518020200.
883518010400
883518011700
883518020100
883518050300
883518050100
883518011400
883518011600
883518010900
883518011100
883518050200
883518011000
883518011500
877601010100
877702010200
877702010500
877702030100 .
877718010100
877718020200
877730010100
877702010100
885003050300
875501040200
&83555020100
BLACK
GOLD
KEY
PURPLE
REEF CAVE
RED
REDFIN
BULLEYE
BULLHEAD,
BLACK
BROWN
YELLOW
BUMPER,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
BURBOT
BURRFISH,
BRIDLED
PACIFIC
SPOTTED
STRIPED
WEB
BUTTERFISH,
COMMON
GULF
BUTTERFLYFISH,
BANDED
BANK
FOUREYE
LONGSNOUT
REEF
SPOTFIN
CABEZON
CABRILLA, ' SPOTTED
CAPELIN
CARDINALFXSH,
BARRED
BELTED
BIGTOOTH
BLACKFIN
BRIDLE
BROADSADDLE
BRONZE
DUSKY
FRECKLED
GUADALUPE
MIMIC
PALE
SAWCHEEK
SPONGE
TWOSPOT
WHITESTAR
CARP, COMMON
CATFISH,
BLUE
CHANNEL
FLATHEAD
GAFFTOPSAIL
HARDHEAD
SUCKERMOUTH
WHITE
CERO
CHAR, ARCTIC
CHERUBFISH
STYGNO LATEBRXCOLA
GUNTERICHTHYS LONGIPENIS
OGILBIA CAYORUM
OLIGOPUS DIAGRAMMUS
OLIGOPUS CLAUDEI
BROSMOPHYCIS MARGINATA
PETROTYX SANGUINEUS
COOKEOLUS JAPONICUS
AMEIURUS MELAS
AMEIURUS NEBULOSUS
AMEIURUS NATALIS
CHLOROSCOMBRUS CHRYSURUS
CHLOROSCOMBRUS ORQUETA
LOTA LOTA
CHILOMYCTERUS ANTENNATUS
CHILOMYCTERUS AFFINIS
CHILOMYCTERUS ATINGA
CHILOMYCTERUS SCHOEPFI
CHILOMYCTERUS ANTILLARUM
PEPRILUS TRIACANTHUS
PEPRILUS BURTI
CHAETODON STRIATUS
CHAETODON AYA
CHAETODON CAPISTRATUS
CHAETODON ACULEATUS
CHAETODON SEDENTARIUS
CHAETODON OCELLATUS
SCORPAENICHTHYS MARMORATUS
EPINEPHELUS ANALOGUS
MALLOTUS VILLOSUS
APOGON BINOTATUS
APOGON TOWNSENDI
APOGON AFFINIS
ASTRAPOGON PUNCTICOLATUS
APOGON AUROLINEATUS
APOGON PILLIONATUS
ASTRAPOGON ALUTUS
PHAEOPTYX PIGMENTARIA
PHAEOPTYX CONKLINI
APOGON GUADALUPENSIS
APOGON PHENAX
APOGON PLANIFRONS
APOGON QUADRISQUAMATUS
PHAEOPTYX XENUS
APOGON PSEUDOMACULATUS
APOGON LACHNERI
CYPRINUS CARPIO
ICTALURUS FURCATUS
ICTALURUS PUNCTATUS
PYLODICTIS OLIVARIS
BAGRE MARINUS
ARIUS FELIS
HYPOSTOMUS PLECOSTOMUS
AMEIURUS CATUS
SCOMBEROMORUS REGALIS
SALVELINUS ALPINUS
CENTROPYGE ARGI
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-5
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883562030100
883562030500
883551010200
883551010100
885102020100
885102020300
878401010400
878401010600
878401040100
878401020100
878401010300
878401010100
878401020200
878401010500
883526010100
884212040200
884212040100
884212190100
879103020100
879103040200
879103040300
879103040100
879103010200
879103030100
879103010100
879102010100
882701040100
882701040200
883518020300
883502080200
874112020200
874112040100
874108010200
874112010200
874112050100
874112030300
874112030200
883544060700
881902010100
881902010300
883544011400
883540011100
882601014900
886003020200
886003020100
883516070200
883516070100
883544070200
883544230100
883544030400
883544130100
883544240100
CHROMXS,
BLUE
BROWN
CHUB,
BERMUDA
YELLOW
CXOARFISH,
BIGEYE
LONGFIN
CLINGFISH,
BEARDED
CALIFORNIA
EMERALD
KELP
LINED
NORTHERN
SLENDER
STIPPLED
COBIA
COCKSCOMB,
HIGH
SLENDER
STONE
COD,
ARCTIC
ATLANTIC
GREENLAND
PACIFIC
POLAR
SAFFRON
TOOTHED
CODXiET, ANTENNA
COMBFISH,
LONGSPINE
SHORTSPINE
CONCHFISH
CONEY
CONGER,
BANDTOOTH
CATALINA
FRECKLED PIKE
MANYTOOTH
MARGINTAIL
WHIPTAIL
YELLOW
CORBINA
CORONETFISH,
BLUESPOTTED
RED
CORVINA, SHORTFIN
COTTONWICK
COWCOD
COWFISH,
HONEYCOMB
SCRAWLED
CRAPPIE,
BLACK
WHITE
CROAKER,
ATLANTIC
BLACK
BLUE
REEF
SPOTFIN
CHROMIS CYANEA
CHROMIS MULTILINEATA
KYPHOSUS SECTATRIX
KYPHOSUS INCISOR
CUBICEPS PAUCIRADIATUS
CUBICEPS PARADOXUS
GOBIESOX PAPILLIFER
GOBIESOX RHESSODON
ACYRTOPS BERYLLINUS
RIMICOLA MUSCARUM
GOBIESOX EUGRAMMUS
GOBIESOX MAEANDRICUS
RIMICOLA EIGENMANNI
GOBIESOX PUNCTULATUS
RACHYCENTRON CANADUM
ANOPLARCHUS PURPURESCENS
ANOPLARCHUS INSIGNIS
ALECTRIAS ALECTROLOPHUS
BOREOGADUS SAIDA
GADUS MORHUA
GADUS OGAC
GADUS MACROCEPHALUS
ARCTOGADUS GLACIALIS
ELEGINUS GRACILIS
ARCTOGADUS BORISOVI
BREGMACEROS ATLANTICUS
ZANIOLEPIS LATIPINNIS
ZANIOLEPIS FRENATA
ASTRAPOGON STELLATUS
EPINEPHALUS FULVA
ARIOSOMA BALEARICUM
GNATHOPHIS CATALINENSIS
HOPLUNNIS MACRURUS
TRIPORICEPS ??
PARA CAUDILIMBATUS
HILDEBRANDIA GRACILIOR
HILDEBRANDIA FLAVA
MENTICIRRHUS UNDULATUS
FISTULARIA TABACARIA
• FISTULARIA PETIMBA
CYNOSCION PARVIPINNIS
HAEMULON MELANURUM
SEBASTES LEVIS
LACTOPHRYS POLYGONIA
LACTOPHRYS QUADRICORNIS
:
POMOXIS NIGROMACULATUS
POMOXIS ANNULARIS
MICROPOGONIAS UNDULATUS
CHEILOTREMA SATURNUM
BAIRDIELLA BATABANA
ODONTOSCION DENTEX
RONCADOR STEARNSI
pageB-6
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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683544030500
883544020100
883544110500
883544120600
883901020100
879103110100
879201060300
879201070400
879201050400
879201060200
879201060500
879201260100
879201050300
879201060100
879201060400
879201050500
879201070100
879201070300
879201070200
879201090100
885002020100
885002020200
885704060300
885704090200
876210010100
883562050600
883562050500
883562050100
883562050400
883562040100
881502010200
884214010100
876202010200
884901010200
871001090100
870801030400
871001020300
870802040100
871001020100
875501040100
883529010100
883529010200
881103020100
884601010200
884601010100
884601010300
875904030100
885101020200
885102040300
885101010200
885102040100
885102040200
885102010400
883544050100
883544080100
STRIPED
WHITE
YELLOWFIN
CXJBBYU
GUNNER
CUSK
CUSK-EEL,
BANK
BASKETWEAVE
BLACKEDGE
BLOTCHED
CRESTED
' DUSKY
FAWN
LONGNOSE
MOONEYE
MOTTLED
POLKA-DOT
SLEEPER
SPOTTED
STRIPED
CUTLASSFISH,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
DAB,
AMERICAN
LONGHEAD
DAGGERTOOTH
DAMSELFISH,
BICOLOR
COCOA
DUSKY
THREESPOT
YELLOWTAIL
DEALFISH
DIVER,
GRAVEL
SAND
DOCTORFISH
DOGFISH,
BLACK
CHAIN
CUBAN
SMOOTH
SPINY
DOLLY VARDEN
DOLPHIN
DOLPHIN, POMPANO
DORY, BUCKLER
DRAGONET,
• LANCER
SPOTFIN
SPOTTED
DRAGONFISH, LONGFIN
DRIFTFISH,
BLACK
BLUEFIN
'BROWN
FRECKLED
SILVER
SPOTTED
DRUM,
BANDED
BLACK
BAIRDIELLA SANCTAELUCIAE
GENYONEMUS LINEATUS
UMBRINA RONCADOR
EQUETUS UMBROSUS
TAUTOGOLABRUS ADSPERSUS
BROSME BROSME
OPHIDION HOLBROOKI
OPHIDION SCRIPPSAE
LEPOPHIDIUM BREVIBARBE
OPHIDION GRAYI
OPHIDION WELSHI
PAROPHIDION SCHMIDTI
LEPOPHIDIUM PROFUNDORUM
OPHIDION BEANI
OPHIDION SELENOPS
LEPOPHIDIUM JEANNAE
OTOPHIDIUM OMOSTIGMUM
OTOPHIDIUM DORMITATOR
CHILARA TAYLORI
OPHIDION MARGINATUM
TRICHIURUS LEPTURUS
TRICHIURUS NITENS
HIPPOGLOSSQIDES PLATESSOIDES
PLEURONECTES PROBOSCIDEUS
NOTOPTERUS PHARAO
POMACENTRUS PARTITUS
POMACENTRUS VARIABILIS
POMACENTRUS FUSCUS
POMACENTRUS PLANIFRONS
MICROSPATHODON CHRYSURUS
TRACHIPTERUS ARCTICUS
SCYTALINA CERDALE
SYNODUS INTERMEDIUS
ACANTHURUS CHIRURGUS
CENTROSCYLLIUM FABRICII
SCYLIORHINUS RETIFER '
SQUALUS CUBENSIS
MUSTELUS CANIS
SQUALUS ACANTHIAS
SALVELINUS MALMA
CORYPHAENA HIPPURUS
CORYPHAENA EQUISETIS
ZENOPSIS CONCHIFERA
PARADIPLOGRAMMUS BAIRDI
FOETOREPUS AGASSIZI
DIPLOGRAMMUS PAUCIRADIATUS
TACTOSTOMA MACROPUS
HYPEROGLYPHE BYTHITES
PSENES PELLUCIDUS
ARIOMMA MELANUM
PSENES CYANOPHRYS
PSENES MACULATUS
ARIOMMA REGULUS
ARIMUS FASCIATUS
POGONIAS CROMIS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Torn Codes
pageB-7
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883544260100
883544090100
883544110100
883544120500
883544100100
886002060100
874113120200
874101010100
874104050100
874113100200
874113030100
874112110100
874112010100
874113120100
874113070100
874113050100
874113010100
874113100600
874113100300
874102020100
874113040100
874113060100
874104010100
874113070300
874117010100
874113030200
874113100100
874113170100
874121020200
874113090200
874113020200
874102010100
874113080200
874303030100
874113100400
874113090100
874113160100
874113110300
874113050200
874113100700
874113020100
884202020100
884212090100
884212090400
879301020300
879301072200
879301170100
879301010100
879301070600
879301080100
879301071100
879301072000
879301072100
879301060400
879301071400
879301070300
879301071000
879301051200
885001030100
875503050100
883571030100
FRESHWATER
RED
SAND
SPOTTED
STAR"
DURGON, BLACK
EEL,
ACADEMY
AMERICAN
BICOLOR
BLACKPORED
BLOTCHED SNAKE
BROWN GARDEN
CONGER
FINLESS
GOLDSPOTTED
HORSEHAIR
KEYWORM
PACIFIC SNAKE
PALESPOTTED
RIDGED
RIDGEFIN
SAILFIN
SEAGRASS
SHARPTAIL
SHORTBELLY
SHORTTAIL SNAKE
SHRIMP
SLANTLIP
SLENDER SNAKE
SNAPPER
SOOTY
SPAGHETTI
SPECKLED WORM
SPINY
SPOTTED SNAKE
SPOTTED SPOON-NOSE
STRIPE
SURF
THREAD
YELLOW SNAKE
WHIP
WOLF
EELBLENNY,
SLENDER
STOUT
EELPOUT,
ALASKA
ARCTIC
BEARDED
BIGFIN
BLACK
BLACKBELLY
CANADIAN
NEWFOUNDLAND
PALE
PALLID
POLAR
SHORTFIN
WATTLED
WOLF
ESCOLAR
EULACHON
FANFISH, ATLANTIC
APLODINOTUS GRUNNIENS
SCIAENOPS OCELLATA
UMBRINA COROIDES
EQUETUS PUNCTATUS
STELLIFER LANCEOLATUS
MELICHTHYS NIGER
APTERICHTUS ANSP
ANGUILLA ROSTRATA
CHLOPSIS BICOLOR
OPHICHTHUS MELANOPORUS
CALLECHELYS MURAENA
HETEROCONGER HALIS
CONGER OCEANICUS
APTERICHTUS KENDALLI
MYRICHTHYS OCELLATUS
GORDIICHTHYS IRRETITUS
AHLIA EGMONTIS
OPHICHTHUS TRISERIALIS
OPHICHTHUS PUNCTICEPSS
NEOCONGER MUCRONATUS
CALLECHELYS SPRINGERI
LETHARCHUS VELIFER
CHILORHINUS SUENSONI
MYRICHTHYS BREVICEPS
DYSOMMA ANGUILLARE
CALLECHELYS GUINIENSIS
OPHICHTHUS GOMESI
CARALOPHIA LOXOCHILA
NEMICHTHYS SCOLOPACEUS
ECHIOPHIS PUNCTIFER
BASCANICHTHYS BASCANIUM
MORINGUA EDWARDSI
MYROPHIS PUNCTATUS
NOTACANTHUS CHEMNITZI
OPHICHTHUS OPHIS
ECHIOPHIS INTERTINCTUS
APROGNATHODON PLATYVENTRIS
ICHTHYAPUS OPHIONEUS
GORDIICHTHYS SPRINGERI
OPHICHTHUS ZOPHOCHIR
BASCANICHTHYS SCUTICARIS
ANARRHICHTHYS OCELLATUS
LUMPENUS FABRICII
LUMPENUS MEDIUS
BOTHROCARA PUSILLUM
LYCODES RETICULATUS
LYCONEMA BARBATUM
LYCODES CORTEZIANUS
LYCODES DIAPTERUS
LYCODOPSIS PACIFICA
LYCODES POLARIS
LYCODES LAVALEI
LYCODES PALLIDUS
LYCODAPUS MANDIBULARIS
LYCODES TURNERI
LYCODES BREVIPES
LYCODES PALEARIS
LYCENCHELYS VERRILLI
LEPIDOCYBIUM FLAVOBRUNNEUM
THALEICHTHYS PACIFICUS
PTERYCOMBUS BRAMA
pageB-8
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Tax/a Codes
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886002010200
886002070100
886002010100,
886002040200
886002030100
886002030300
886002010400
886002070200
886002010300
886002040100
884209050500
883502170100
883544120200
885102030100
879301040300
883502110100
883518010700
876214100100
884007010100
884007010200
885704100100
885704010200
885704060200
885703030600
885703130200
885703120400
885703130300
885703060300
885703030500
885703020100
885703020400
885703030200
885703010400
885704010100
885703080100
885703050600
885703060100
885703070100
885703140400
885703130100
885703100100
885703120100
885703020200
885704100300
885703030400
885703090100
885703080200
885704140100
885703030100
885703050300
885704200100
885704050200
885704090300
880301010100
880301010400
880301090300
880301120100
880301010700
880301010200
DOTTEREL
FRINGED
ORANGE
ORANGESPOTTED
PLANEHEAD
PYGMY
SCRAWLED
SLENDER
UNICORN
WHITESPOTTED
FINSPOT, REEF
-FISH,
CREOLE
JACKKNIFE
MAN-OF-WAR
FISH DOCTOR
FLAG, SPANISH
FLAMEFISH
FLASHLIGHTFISH,
PLATHEAD,
DUCKBILL
GOBY
FLOUNDER,
ARCTIC
ARROWTOOTH
BERING
BROAD
CHANNEL
DEEPWATER
DUSKY
EYED
FOURSPOT
FRINGED
GRAY
GULF
GULF STREAM
KAMCHATKA
MEXICAN
OCELLATED
PEACOCK
PELICAN
SASH
SHOAL
SHRIMP
SLIM
SMALLMOUTH
SMOOTH
SOUTHERN
SPINY
SPOTFIN
STARRY
SUMMER
THREE-EYE
WINTER
WITCH
YELLOWTAIL
FLYINGFISH,
ATLANTIC
BANDWING
BLACKWING
BLUNTNOSE
CALIFORNIA
CLEARWING
ALUTERUS HEUDELOTI
MONACANTHUS CILIATUS
ALUTERUS SCHOEPFI
CANTHERHINES PULLUS
MONACANTHUS HISPIDUS
MONACANTHUS SETIFER
ALUTERUS SCRIPTUS
MONACANTHUS TUCKERI
ALUTERUS MONOCEROS
CANTHERHINES MACROCERUS
PARACLINUS INTEGRIPINNIS
PARANTHIAS FURCIFER
EQUETUS LANCEOLATUS
NOMEUS GRONOVII
GYMNELUS VIRIDUS
GONIOPLECTRUS HISPANUS
APOGON MACULATUS
CALIFORNIA
BEMBROPS ANATIROSTRIS
BEMBROPS GOBIOIDES
PLEURONECTES GLACIALIS
ATHERESTHES STOMIAS
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES ROBUSTUS
PARALICHTHYS SQUAMILENTUS
SYACIUM MICRURUM
MONOLENE SESSILICAUDA
SYACIUM PAPILLOSUM
BOTHUS OCELLATUS
PARALICHTHYS OBLONGUS
ETROPUS CROSSOTUS
ETROPUS RIMOSUS
PARALICHTHYS ALBIGUTTA
CITHARICHTHYS ARCTIFRONS
ATHERESTHES EVERMANNI
CYCLOPSETTA CHITTENDENI
ANCYLOPSETTA QUADROCELLATA
BOTHUS LUNATUS
CHASCANOPSETTA LUGUBRIS
TRICHOPSETTA VENTRALIS
SYACIUM GUNTERI
GASTROPSETTA FRONTALIS
MONOLENE ANTILLARUM
ETROPUS MICROSTOMUS
PLEURONECTES PUTNAMI
PARALICHTHYS LETHOSTIGMA
ENGYOPHRYS SENTA
CYCLOPSETTA FIMBRIATA
PLATICHTHYS STELLATUS
PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS
ANCYLOPSETTA DILECTA
PLEURONECTES AMERICANUS
GYPTOCEPHALUS CYNOGLOSSUS
PLEURONECTES FERRUGINEUS
CYPSELURUS MELANURUS
CYPSELURUS EXSILIENS
HIRUNDICHTHYS RONDELETI
PROGNICHTHYS GIBBIFRONS
CYPSELURUS CALIFORNICUS
CYPSELURUS COMATUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-9
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880301090100
880301010300
880301070100
880301110100
880301100100
880301010500
880301070200
878803020100
884701090200
884209140300
884209140100
884209140200
878702020800
878702020100
878702020200
878702020700
878702020300
878702020500
883502050100
880408010200
873201010400
873201010500
873201010100
873201010300
873201010200
883562070100
883545040200
883545030200
883545020100
883545030100
883545010100
884701010100
884701070400
884701020200
884701021000
884701030100
884701080100
884701020100
884701310100
884701140100
884701265000
884701260400
884701020500
884701300100
884701230100
884701070100
884701060300
884701020300
884701260300
884701250100
884701051200
884701050100
884701051100
884701050400
884701090300
884701020600
884701110100
884701070200
884701240100
FOURWING
MARGINED
OCEAN TWO-WING
SAILFIN
SMALLWING
SPOTFIN
TROPICAL TWO-WING
FOOTBALLFISH, ATLANTIC
FRXXiXiFXN, ISLAND
FRINGEHEAD,
ONESPOT
SARCASTIC
YELLOWFIN
FROGFISH,
DWARF
LONGLURE
OCELLATED
ROUGHJAW
SINGLESPOT
STRIATED
GAG
GAMBTJSIA, MANGROVE
OAR,
ALLIGATOR
FLORIDA
LONGNOSE
SHORTNOSE
SPOTTED
GARIBALDI
GOATFISH,
DWARF
MEXICAN
RED
SPOTTED
YELLOW
GOBY,
ARROW
BANNER
BARFIN
BARTAIL
BAY
BEARDED
BLACKEYE
BLIND
BLUE
BLUEBANDED
BLUEGOLD
BRIDLED
CHAMELEON
CHEEKSPOT
CLOWN
CODE
COLON
CONVICT
CRESTED
DARTER
DASH
EMERALD
FRESHWATER ;
FRILLFIN
GLASS : ,
GOLDSPOT '
GREEN
HALFBLIND
HIRUNDICHTHYS AFFINIS
CYPSELURUS CYANOPTERUS
EXOCOETUS OBTUSIROSTRIS
PAREXOCOETUS BRACHYPTERUS
OXYPORHAMPHUS MICROPTERUS
CYPSELURUS FURCATUS
EXOCOETUS VOLITANS
HIMANTOLOPHUS GROENLANDICUS
BATHYGOBIUS MYSTACIUM
NEOCLINUS UNINOTATUS
NEOCLINUS BLANCHARDI
NEOCLINUS STEPHENSAE
ANTENNARIUS PAUCIRADIATUS
ANTENNARIUS MULTIOCELLATUS
ANTENNARIUS OCELLATUS .
ANTENNARIUS AVALONIS
ANTENNARIUS RADIOSUS
ANTENNARIUS STRIATUS .
MYCTEROPERCA MICROLEPIS
GAMBUSIA RHIZOPHORAE
LEPISOSTEUS SPATULA
LEPISOSTEUS PLATYRHINCUS
LEPISOSTEUS OSSEUS
LEPISOSTEUS PLATOSTOMUS
LEPISOSTEUS OCULATUS
HYPSYPOPS RUBICUNDA
UPENEUS PARVUS
PSEUDUPENEUS DENTATUS
MULLUS AURATUS
PSEUDUPENEUS MACULATUS
MULLOIDICHTHYS MARTINICUS
CLEVELANDIA IOS
MICROGOBIUS MICROLEPIS
CORYPHOPTERUS ALLOIDES
CORYPHOPTERUS THRIX
LEPIDOGOBIUS LEPIDUS ,
BARBULIFER CEUTHOECUS
CORYPHOPTERUS NICHOLSI
TYPHLOGOBIUS CALIFORNIENSIS
IOGLOSSUS CALLIURUS ~
LYTHRYPNUS DALLI
LYTHRYPNUS SPILUS
CORYPHOPTERUS GLAUCOFRAENUM
TRIDENTIGER TRIGONOCEPHALUS
ILYPNUS GILBERT!
MICROGOBIUS GULOSUS
GOBIOSOMA ROBUSTUM
CORYPHOPTERUS DICRUS
LYTHRYPNUS PHORELLUS
LOPHOGOBIUS CYPRINOIDES
GOBIONELLUS BOLEOSOMA
GOBIONELLUS SAEPEPALLENS
GOBIONELLUS SMARAGDUS
GOBIONELLUS SHUFELDTI ,
BATHYGOBIUS SOPORATOR
CORYPHOPTERUS HYALINUS
GNATHOLEPIS THOMPSONI
MICROGOBIUS THALASSINUS
LETHOPS CONNECTENS .
pageB-10
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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8S4701050300
884701260200
884701050900
884701040100
884701020800
884701060100
884701060800
884701090100
884701270100
884701220100
884701020400
884701020700
884701160100
884701210100
884701290100
884701060200
884701070300
884701280100
884701100200
884701050500
884701050600
884701020900
884701320100
884701060700
884701150100
884701060600
884701120100
884701200100
884701060500
884701060900
884701260500
878601010100
883502180100
876204020100
876204010100
882701010100
882701010300
882702030100
882701010200
882701010400
883502050200
883502050800
883502051000
883502050700
883502090100
883502040900
883502041200
883502040800
883502041100
883502055000
883502041000
883502040500
883502050600
883502050400
883102221000
880502070100
883540040100
883540011300
883540050200
883540010600
HIGHFIN
ISLAND
LONGTAIL
LYRE
MASKED
NAKED
NEON
NOTCHTONGUE
ORANGESPOTTED
PALEBACK
PALLID
PEPPERMINT
RAGGED
RIVER
RUSTY
SEABOARD
SEMINOLE
SHADOW
SPONGE
SPOTFIN
SPOTTAIL
SPOTTED
TIDEWATER
TIGER
TUSKED
TWOSCALE
VIOLET
YELLOWFIN
YELLOWLINE
YELLOWPROW
ZEBRA
GOOSEFISH
GRAYSBY
GREENEYE ,
LONGNOSE
SHORTNOSE
GREENLING,
KELP
MASKED
PAINTED
ROCK
WHITESPOTTED
GROUPER,
BLACK
BROOMTAIL
COMB
GULF ..
MARBLED
MISTY
NASSAU
RED
SNOWY
TIGER
WARSAW
YELLOWEDGE
YELLOWFIN
YELLOWMOUTH
GRUBBY
GRUNION, CALIFORNIA
GRUNT ,
BARRED
BLUESTRIPED
BURRO
CAESAR
GOBIONELLUS OCEANICUS
LYTHRYPNUS NESIOTES
GOBIONELLUS SAGITULLA
EVORTHODUS LYRICUS
CORYPHOPTERUS PERSONATUS
GOBIOSOMA BOSC
GOBIOSOMA OCEANOPS
BATHYGOBIUS CURACAO
NES LONGUS
GOBULUS MYERSI
CORYPHOPTERUS EIDOLON
CORYPHOPTERUS LIPERNES
BOLLMANNIA COMMUNIS
AWAOUS TAJASICA
PRIOLEPIS HIPOLITI
GOBIOSOMA GINSBURGI
MICROGOBIUS CARRI
QUIETULA Y-CAUDA
EVERMANNICHTHYS SPONGICOLA
GOBIONELLUS STIGMALOPHIUS
GOBIONELLUS STIGMATURUS
CORYPHOPTERUS PUNCIPECTOPHORUS
EUCYCLOGOBIUS NEWBERRYI
GOBIOSOMA MACRODON
RISOR RUBER
GOBIOSOMA LONGIPALA
GOBIOIDES BROUSSONNETI
ACANTHOGOBIUS FLAVIMANUS
GOBIOSOMA HORSTI
GOBIOSOMA XANTHIPRORA
LYTHRYPNUS ZEBRA
LOPHIUS AMERICANUS
EPINEPHELUS CRUENTATUS
PARASUDIS TRUCULENTA
CHLOROPHTHALMUS AGASSIZI
HEXAGRAMMOS DECAGRAMMUS
HEXAGRAMMOS OCTOGRAMMUS
OXYLEBIUS PICTUS
HEXAGRAMMOS LAGOCEPHALUS
HEXAGRAMMOS STELLERI
MYCTEROPERCA BONACI
. MYCTEROPERCA XENARCHA
MYCTEROPERCA RUBRA
MYCTEROPERCA JORDANI
EPINEPHALUS INERMIS
EPINEPHELUS MYSTACINUS
EPINEPHELUS STRIATUS
EPINEPHELUS MORIO
EPINEPHELUS NIVEATUS
MYCTEROPERCA TIGRIS
EPINEPHELUS NIGRITUS
EPINEPHELUS FLAVOLIMBATUS
MYCTEROPERCA VENENOSA
MYCTEROPERCA INTERSTITALIS
MYOXOCEPHALUS AENAEUS
LEURESTHES TENUIS
CONODON NOBILIS
HAEMULON SCIURUS
POMADASYS CROCRO "
HAEMULON CARBONARIUM
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-ll
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883540010800
883540010700
883540011000
883540011600
883540010200
883701010300
871302010100
871302030100
871302010400
884213020300
884213020400
884213020500
884213040100
884213020100
884213010100
884213020800
884213020900
884213030100
884213020600
884213020200
883201010100
879103130100
860601010100
879103100600
879103100500
879103160100
879104020100
879104010200
879103100100
879104010100
879103100700
879103100200
879103100300
880301030400
880301060100
880301040100
880301020400
880301060200
880301030100
883551040100
885704190200
885703030900
885704180100
885704190100
883102030500
883502130100
883502060100
870803010400
870803010300
870803010500
870803010200
885103010600
883564010100
876214020100
874701020100
874701070100
FRENCH
SMALLMOUTH
SPANISH
STRIPED
WHITE
QTTAOUANCHE
GUITARFISH,
ATLANTIC
BANDED
SHOVELNOSE
GUNNEL,
BANDED
BERING
CRESCENT
KELP
LONGFIN
PENPOINT
RED
ROCK
ROCKWEED
SADDLEBACK
STIPPLED
GURNARD, FLYING
HADDOCK
EAGFISH, BLACK
HAKE,
CAROLINA
GULF
LONGFIN
LUMINOUS
PACIFIC
RED
SILVER
SOUTHERN
SPOTTED
WHITE
HALFBEAK,
CALIFORNIA
FLYING
HARDHEAD
LONGFIN
RIBBON
SILVERSTRIPE
HALFMOON
HALIBUT,
ATLANTIC
CALIFORNIA
GREENLAND
PACIFIC
HAMECON
HAMLET,
BUTTER
MUTTON
HAMMERHEAD,
GREAT
SCALLOPED
SMALLEYE
SMOOTH
HARVESTFISH
HAWKFISH, REDSPOTTED
HEADLIGHTFISH, CALIFORNIA
HERRING,
ATLANTIC
ATLANTIC THREAD
HAEMULON FLAVOLINEATUM
HAEMULON CHRYSARGYREUM
HAEMULON MACROSTOMUM
HAEMULON STRIATUM
HAEMULON PLUMIERI
SPHYRAENA GUACHANCHO
RHINOBATOS LENTIGINOSUS
ZAPTERYX EXASPERATA
RHINOBATOS PRODUCTUS
PHOLIS FASCIATA
PHOLIS GILLI
PHOLIS LAETA
ULVICOLA SANTAEROSAE
PHOLIS CLEMENSI
APODICHTHYS FLAVIDUS
PHOLIS SCHULTZI
PHOLIS LUS
APODICHTHYS FUCORUM
PHOLIS ORNATA
RHODYMENICHTHYS DOLICHOGASTER
DACTYLOPTERUS VOLITANS
MELANOGRAMMUS AEGLEFINUS
EPTATRETUS DEANI
UROPHYCIS EARLLI
UROPHYCIS CIRRATA
UROPHYCIS CHESTERI
STEINDACHNERIA ARGENTEA
MERLUCCIUS PRODUCTUS
UROPHYCIS CHUSS
MERLUCCIUS BILINEARIS
UROPHYCIS FLORIDANA
UROPHYCIS REGIA
UROPHYCIS TENUIS
HYPORHAMPHUS ROSAE
EULEPTORHAMPHUS VELOX
CHRIODORUS ATHERINOIDES
HEMIRAMPHUS SALTATOR
EULEPTORHAMPHUS VIRIDIS
HYPORHAMPHUS UNIFASCIATUS
MEDIALUNA CALIFORNIENSIS
HIPPOGLOSSUS HIPPOGLOSSUS
PARALICHTHYS CALIFORNICUS
REINHARDTIUS HIPPOGLOSSOIDES
HIPPOGLOSSUS STENOLEPIS
ARTEDIELLUS SCABER
HYPOPLECTRUS UNICOLOR
EPINEPHELUS AFER
SPHYRNA MOKARRAN
SPHYRNA LEWINI
SPHYRNA TUDES
SPHYRNA ZYGAENA
PEPRILUS ALEPIDOTUS
AMBLYCIRRHITUS PINOS
DIAPHUS THETA
CLUPEA HARENGUS •
OPISTHONEMA OGLINUM
pageB-12
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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874701010200
874701090100
874701080500
874701090200
874701070400
874701020100
874701060100
874701010600
883544120100
883502040600
883502040200
883502040400
885801010100
883901090100
883901050100
883901030200
883901030100
880302030200
883102140500
883102140200
883102140300
883528080300
883528030800
883528030700
883528140100
883528170100
883528030300
883528030500
883528030400
883528030100
880502060100
886001030100
884002020500
884002020700
884002020200
884002020100
884002010200
884002020300
883539010200
883502040100
885003010300
884209010200
884209505000
884209090100
884209010300
884209010100
880404021200
880404040100
880404050100
880404020700
880404020100
880404030100
880404020400
880404020500
883544060200
883544060300
BLUEBACK
DWARF
FLATIRON
LITTLE EYE
MIDDLING THREAD
PACIFIC
ROUND
SKIPJACK
HIGH-HAT
HIND,
RED
ROCK
SPECKLED
HOGCHOKER
HOGFISH,
COMMON
RED
SPANISH
SPOTFIN
HOUNDFISH
IRISH LORD,
BROWN
RED
YELLOW
JACK,
ALMACO
BAR
BLACK
BLUNTNOSE
COTTONMOUTH
CREVALLE
GREEN
HORSE-EYE
YELLOW
JACKSMELT
JAMBEAU
JAWFISH,
BANDED
DUSKY
MOTTLED
MOUSTACHE
SWORDTAIL
YELLOWHEAD
JENNY, SILVER
JEWFISH
KAWAKAWA
KELPFISH,
CREVICE
GIANT
ISLAND
SPOTTED
STRIPED
KILLIFISH,
BAYOU
DIAMOND
GOLDSPOTTED
GULF
MARSH
RAINWATER
SPOTFIN
STRIPED
KINGFISH,
GULF
NORTHERN
ALOSA AESTIVALIS
JENKINSIA LAMPROTAENIA ;
HARENGULA THRISSINA
JENKINSIA MAJUA
OPISTHONEMA MEDIRASTRE
CLUPEA PALLASI
ETRUMEUS TERES
ALOSA CHRYSOCHLORIS
EQUETUS ACUMINATUS
EPINEPHELUS GUTTATUS
EPINEPHELUS ADSCENSIONIS
EPINEPHELUS DRUMMONDHAYI
TRINECTES MACULATUS
LANCHNOLAIMUS MAXIMUS
DECODON PUELLARIS
BODIANUS RUFUS
BODIANUS PULCHELLUS
TYLOSURUS CROCODILUS
HEMILEPIDOTUS SPINOSUS
HEMILEPIDOTUS HEMILEPIDOTUS
HEMILEPIDOTUS JORDANI
SERIOLA RIVOLIANA
CARANX RUBER
CARANX LUGUBRIS
HEMICRANX AMBLYRHYNCHUS
URASPIS SECUNDA
CARANX HIPPOS
CARANX CABALLUS
CARANX LATUS
CARANX BARTHOLOMAEI
ATHERINOPSIS CALIFORNIENSIS
PARAHOLLARDIA LINEATA
OPISTOGNATHUS MACROGNATHUS
OPISTOGNATHUS WHITEHURSTI
OPISTOGNATHUS MAXILLOSUS
OPISTOGNATHUS LONCHURUS
LONCHOPISTHUS MICROGNATHUS
OPISTOGNATHUS AURIFRONS
EUCINOSTOMUS GULA
EPINEPHELUS ITAJARA
EUTHYNNUS AFFINIS
GIBBONSIA MONTEREYENSIS
HETEROSTICHUS ROSTRATUS
ALLOCLINUS HOLDERI
GIBBONSIA ELEGANS
GIBBONSIA METZI
FUNDULUS PULVEREUS
ADINIA XENICA
FLORIDICHTHYS CARPIO
FUNDULUS GRANDIS
FUNDULUS CONFLUENTUS
LUCANIA PARVA
FUNDULUS LUCIAE
FUNDULUS MAJALIS
!
MENTICIRRHUS LITTORALIS
MENTICIRRHUS SAXATILIS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Torn Codes
page B-13
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883544060100
873801010100
876214080200
876214010100
876214240100
876214050100
876214040100
876214030200
860301020300
860301010100
860301030100
876209010200
876209010300
876214070100
883528050100
875901060100
882701020100
883601010400
876202010300
876202010100
876202030100
876202010400
876202010600
876202030300
876202030200
883528070100
885005010100
883109150100
883109050800
883109040500
883109050400
883109050600
883109050100
883109010100
873801010200
882701050100
885003030200
885003070100
885003030100
885003070200
883528010100
885003050100
885001020100
885003050200
870704050100
871308010100
883540030400
883540010300
885006020200
885006020100
885006030100
879401080200
885101010100
874701040100
874701040200
SOUTHERN
LADYFISH
LAMPFISH,
DIOGENES
DOGTOOTH
MEXICAN
NORTHERN
PATCHWORK
PINPOINT
LAMPREY,
ARCTIC
PACIFIC
SEA
LANCETFISH,
LONGNOSE
SHORTNOSE
LANTERNFISH, BLUE
LEATHERJACK
LIGHTFISH, STAREYE
LINGCOD
LIZA
LIZARDFISH,
CALIFORNIA
INSHORE
LARGESCALE
OFFSHORE
RED
SHORTJAW
SMALLSCALE
LOOKDOWN
LOUVAR
LUMPFISH
LUMPSUCKER,
ATLANTIC SPINY
ARCTIC
LEATHERFIN
PACIFIC SPINY
PIMPLED
SMOOTH
MACHETE
MACKEREL,
ATKA
ATLANTIC
BULLET
CHUB
FRIGATE
JACK
KING
SNAKE
SPANISH
MAKO, SHORTFIN
MANTA
MARGATE,
BLACK
COMMON
MARLIN,
BLACK
BLUE
WHITE
MARLIN-SPIKE
MEDUSAFISH
MENHADEN,
ATLANTIC
FINESCALE
MENTICIRRHUS AMERICANUS
ELOPS SAURUS
DIOGENYS LATERNATUS
CERATOSCOPELUS TOWNSENDI
TRIPHOTURUS MEXICANUS
STENOBRACHIUS LEUCOPSARUS
NOTOSCOPELUS RESPLENDENS
LAMPANYCTUS REGALIS
LAMPETRA JAPONICA
LAMPETRA TRIDENTATA
PETROMYZON MARINUS
ALEPISAURUS FEROX
ALEPISAURUS BREVIROSTRIS
TARLETONBEANIA CRENULARIS
OLIGOPLITES SAURUS
POLLICHTHYS MAULI
OPHIODON ELONGATUS
MUGIL LIZA
SYNODUS LUCIOCEPS
SYNODUS FOETENS
SAURIDA BRASILIENSIS
SYNODUS POEYI
SYNODUS SYNODUS
SAURIDA NORMANI
SAURIDA CARIBBAEA
SELENE VOMER
LUVARUS IMPERIALIS
CYCLOPTERUS LUMPUS
EUMICROTREMUS SPINOSUS
CYCLOPTEROPSIS MACA.LPINI
EUMICROTREMUS DERJUGINI
EUMICROTREMUS ORBIS
EUMICROTREMUS ANDRIASHEVI
APTOCYCLUS VENTRICOSUS
ELOPS AFFINIS
PLEUROGRAMMUS MONOPTERYGIUS
SCOMBER SCOMBRUS
AUXIS ROCHEI
SCOMBER JAPONICUS
AUXIS THAZARD
TRACHURUS SYMMETRICUS
SCOMBEROMORUS CAVALLA
GEMPYLUS SERPENS
SCOMBEROMORUS MACULATUS
ISURUS OXYRINCHUS
MANTA BIROSTRIS
ANISOTREMUS SURINAMENSIS
HAEMULON ALBUM
MAKAIRA INDICA
MAKAIRA NIGRICANS
TETRAPTURUS ALBIDUS
NEZUMIA BAIRDI
ICICHTHYS LOCKINGTONI
BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS
BREVOORTIA GUNTERI
pageB-14
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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874701040300
874701040400
878301010600
878301010100
878301010700
880404010100
871308020400
871308020300
883539010800
883539010500
883539010400
883539010700
883539010600
883539010100
883539020300
883539030100
886104010200
886104020100
880408020100
884201010200
883528100100
883528100200
874105040400
874105040900
874105020100
874104020100
874105050100
874105040100
874105070200
874105040800
874105010100
874105050200
874105040300
874105030100
880408010100
883601010500
883601040100
883601010300
883601010100
883601010200
880404020300
875801010400
880302020100
880302020400
880302010100
880302040100
880302020200
881503010100
885001040100
881301010100
883551020100
883528090300
883903010100
883903020100
883903040400
GULF
YELLOWFIN
MIDSHIPMAN,
ATLANTIC
PLAINFIN
SPECKLEFIN
MINNOW, SHEEPSHEAD
MOBULA,
SMOOTHTAIL
SPINETAIL
MOJARRA,
BIGEYE
FLAGFIN
MOTTLED
PACIFIC FLAGFIN
SLENDER
SPOTFIN
STRIPED
YELLOWFIN
MOLA,
SHARPTAIL
SLENDER
MOLLY, SAILFIN
MOLLY MILLER
MOONFISH,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
MORAY,
BLACKEDGE
CALIFORNIA
CHAIN
FALSE
GOLDENTAIL
GREEN
MARBLED
PURPLEMOUTH
PYGMY
RETICULATE
SPOTTED
VIPER
MOSQUITOFISH, WESTERN
MULLET,
FANTAIL
MOUNTAIN
REDEYE
STRIPED
WHITE
MUMMICHOG
MUSKELLUNGE
NEEDLEFISH,
ATLANTIC
CALIFORNIA
FLAT
KEELTAIL
REDFIN
GARFISH
OILFISH
OPAH
OPALEYE
PALOMETA
PARROTFISH,
BLUE
BLUELIP
BUCKTOOTH
BREVOORTIA PATRONUS
BREVOORTIA SMITHI
PORICHTHYS PLECTRODON
PORICHTHYS NOTATUS
PORICHTHYS MYRIASTER
CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS
MOBULA THURSTONI
MOBULA JAPANICA
EUCINOSTOMUS HAVANA
EUCINOSTOMUS MELANOPTERUS
EUCINOSTOMUS LEFROYI
EUCINOSTOMUS GRACILIS
EUCINOSTOMUS JONESI
EUCINOSTOMUS ARGENTEUS
DIAPTERUS PLUMIERI
GERRES CINEREUS
MOLA LANCEOLATA
RANZANIA LAEVIS
POECILIA LATIPINNA
SCARTELLA CRISTATA
SELENE SETAPINNIS
SELENE PERUVIANA
GYMNOTHORAX NIGROMARGINATUS
GYMNOTHORAX MORDAX
ECHIDNA CATENATA
KAUPICHTHYS HYOPOROIDES
MURAENA MILARIS
GYMNOTHORAX FUNEBRIS
UROPTERYGIUS MACULARIUS
GYMNOTHORAX VICINUS
ANARCHIAS SIMILIS
MURAENA RETIFERA
GYMNOTHORAX MORINGA
ECHELYCORE NIGRICANS
GAMBUSIA AFFINIS
MUGIL GYRANS
AGONOSTOMUS MONTICOLA
MUGIL GAIMARDIANUS
MUGIL CEPHALUS
MUGIL CUREMA
FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS
ESOX MASQUINONGY
STRONGYLURA MARINA
STRONGYLURA EXILIS
ABLENNES HIANS
PLATYBELONE ARGALUS
STRONGYLURA NOTATA
REGALECUS GLESNE
RUVETTUS PRETIOSUS
LAMPRIS GUTTATUS
GIRELLA NIGRICANS
TRACHINOTUS GOODEI
SCARUS COERULEUS
CRYPTOTOMUS ROSEUS
SPARISOMA RADIANS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-15
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883903030100
883903040100
883903010200
883903010500
883903010600
883903010400
883903040200
883903040500
883903040300
883903040600
883903010300
876212010100
879202010100
883560030200
883560100200
883502100500
883560010100
882601010200
883560060100
883560100100
&83502100200
883560020100
883544030100
883502010100
883520020100
883551030100
883528090200
875801010300
883540020100
875801010100
884209515000
884209100100
874701080100
883528150100
883543020100
883543040100
882002050200
882002011000
882002010100
882002010400
882002040300
882002040200
882002010200
882002011200
882002050300
882002011300
882002050100
882002011100
882002010300
882002070100
882002010500
882002010800
882002010600
882002040100
885704150100
883108080100
883108090100
883108040300
883108050100
EMERALD
GREENBLOTCH
MIDNIGHT
PRINCESS
QUEEN
RAINBOW
REDBAND
REDFIN
REDTAIL
STOPLIGHT
STRIPED
PEARLEYE, NORTHERN
PEARLFISH
PERCH,
BLACK
DWARF
DWARF SAND
KELP
PACIFIC OCEAN
PILE
REEF
SAND
SHINER
SILVER
WHITE
YELLOW
ZEBRA
PERMIT
PICKEREL, CHAIN
PIGFISH
PIKE, NORTHERN
PIKEBLENNY,
BLUETHROAT
ORANGETHROAT
PILCHARD, FALSE
PILOTFISH
PINFISH,
COMMON
SPOTTAIL
PIPEFISH,
BANDED
BARRED
BAY
CHAIN
CRESTED
DEEPWATER
DUSKY
DWARF
FRINGED
GULF
INSULAR
KELP
NORTHERN
OPOSSUM
PUGNOSE
SARGASSUM
SHORTFIN
WHITENOSE
PLAICE, ALASKA
POACHER,
ATLANTIC
BERING
BIGEYE
BLACKFIN
NICHOLSINA USTA
SPARISOMA ATOMARIUM
SCARUS COELESTINUS
SCARUS TAENIOPTERUS
SCARUS VETULA
SCARUS GUACAMAIA
SPARISOMA AUROFRENATUM
SPARISOMA RUBRIPINNE
SPARISOMA CHRYSOPTERUM
SPARISOMA VIRIDE
SCARUS CROICENSIS
BENTHALBELLA DENTATA
CARAPUS BERMUDENSIS
EMBIOTOCA JACKSONI
MICROMETRUS MINIMUS
DIPLECTRUM BIVITTATUM
BRACHYISTIUS FRENATUS
SEBASTES ALUTUS
RHACOCHILUS VACCA
MICROMETRUS AURORA
DIPLECTRUM FORMOSUM
CYMATOGASTER AGGREGATA
BAIRDIELLA CHRYSOURA
MORONE AMERICANA
PERCA FLAVESCENS
HERMOSILLA AZUREA
TRACHINOTUS FALCATUS
ESOX NIGER
ORTHOPRISTIS CHRYSOPTERA
ESOX LUCIUS
CHAENOPSIS OCELLATA
CHAENOPSIS ALEPIDOTA
HARENGULA CLUPEOLA
NAUCRATES DUCTOR
LAGODON RHOMBOIDES
DIPLODUS HOLBROOKI
MICROGNATHUS CRINITUS
SYNGNATHUS AULISCUS
SYNGNATHUS LEPTORHYNCHUS
SNYGNATHUS LOUISIANAE
COSMOCAMPUS BRACHYCEPHALUS
COSMOCAMPUS PROFUNDUS
SYNGATHUS FLORIDAE
COSMOCAMPUS HILDEBRANDI
ARCHANOPTERUS CRINIGER
SYNGNATHUS SCOVELLI
ANARCHOPTERUS TECTUS
SYNGNATHUS CALIFORNIENSIS
SYNGNATHUS FUSCUS
MICROPHIS BRACHYURUS
BRYX DUNCKERI
ONYGNATHUS PELAGICUS
COSMOCAMPUS ELUCENS
COSMOCAMPUS ALBIROSTRIS
PLEURONECTES QUADRITUBERCULATU
LEPTAGONUS DECAGONUS
OCCELLA DODECAEDRON
BATHYAGONUS PENTACANTHUS
BATHYAGONUS NIGRIPINNIS
pageB-16
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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883108130100
883108130200
883108070100
883108010100
883108150100
883108100100
883108010200
883108080200
883108110100
883108090300
879103090100
879103070100
883571010200
883571040100
883571010400
883571010300
883571010100
883528020200
883528090100
883528090800
883539020100
885103010100
883528090700
870704030200
886103020100
883543050100
883543050200
883543050600
883543050800
883543010200
883543050900
883543060200
883543050300
883543050700
883543040200
883543050500
883540030600
879301160100
884212140100
884212110100
884212020100
884212080100
884212220100
884212060100
884212010100
884212100100
884212140200
884212090200
884212070100
884212120100
884212030100
884215010100
883901070900
886101021100
886101020900
886101020300
886101020200
886101021000
BLACKTIP
BLUESPOTTED
FOURHORN
NORTHERN SPEARNOSE
PRICKLEBREAST
PYGMY
SOUTHERN SPEARNOSE
STURGEON
TUBENOSE
WARTY
POLLACK,
COMMON
WALLEYE
POHFRET,
ATLANTIC
BIGSCALE
CARIBBEAN
LOWFIN
PACIFIC
POMPANO,
AFRICAN
FLORIDA
GAFFTOPSAIL
IRISH
PACIFIC
PALOMA
PORBEAGLE
PORCUPINEFISH
PORGY,
GRASS
JOLTHEAD
KNOBBED
LITTLEHEAD
LONGSPINE
PACIFIC
RED
SAUCEREYE
SHEEPSHEAD
SILVER
WHITEBONE
PORKFISH
POUT, OCEAN
PRICKLEBACK,
BLACK
BLUEBARRED
LESSER
LONGSNOUT
MONKEYFACE
NUTCRACKER
PIGHEAD
RIBBON
ROCK
SNAKE
TRIDENT
WHITEBARRED
Y—
PROWFZSH
PUDDINGWIFE
PUFFER,
BANDTAIL
BLUNTHEAD
BULLSEYE
CHECKERED
LEAST
XENERETMUS LATIFRONS
XENERETMUS TRIACANTHUS
HYPSAGONUS QUADRICORNIS
AGONOPSIS VULSA
STELLERINA XYOSTERNA
ODONTOPYXIS TRISPINOSA
AGONOPSIS STERLETUS
PODOTHECUS ACIPENSERINUS
PALLASINA BARBATA
OCCELLA VERRUCOSA
POLLACHIUS VIRENS
THERAGRA CHALCOGRAMMA
BRAMA BRAMA
TARATICHTHYS LONGIPINNIS
BRAMA CARIBBEA
BRAMA DUSSUMIERI
BRAMA JAPONICA
ALECTIS CILIARIS
TRACHINOTUS CAROLINUS
TRACHINOTUS RHODOPUS
DIAPTERUS AURATUS
PEPRILUS SIMILLIMUS
TRACHINOTUS PAITENSIS
LAMNA NASUS
DIODON HYSTRIX
CALAMUS ARCTIFRONS
CALAMUS BAJONADO
CALAMUS NODOSUS
CALAMUS PRORIDENS
STENOTOMUS CAPRINUS
CALAMUS BRACHYSOMUS
PAGRUS PAGRUS
CALAMUS CALAMUS
CALAMUS PENNA
DIPLODUS ARGENTEUS
CALAMUS LEUCOSTEUS
ANISOTREMUS VIRGINICUS
MACROZOARCES AMERICANUS
XIPHISTER ATROPURPUREUS
PLECTOBRANCHUS EVIDES
ALECTRIDIUM AURANTIACUM
LUMPENELLA LONGIROSTRIS
CEBIDICHTHYS VIOLACEUS
BRYOZOICHTHYS LYSIMUS
ACANTHOLUMPENUS MACKAYI
PHYTICHTHYS CHIRUS
XIPHISTER MUCOSUS
LUMPENUS SAGITTA
GYMNOCLINUS CRISTULATUS
POROCLINUS ROTHROCKI
ALLOLUMPENUS HYPOCHROMUS
ZAPRORA SILENUS
HALICHOERES RADIATUS
SPHOEROIDES SPENGLERI
SPHOEROIDES PACHYGASTER
SPHOEROIDES ANNULATUS
SPHOEROIDES TESTUDINEUS
SPHOEROIDES PARVUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-17
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886101020500
886101020100
886101010000
886101535700
886101010100
886101020800
883516050500
883544250100
884211010100
885102010100
884301010100
871602010100
871307020200
871307020100
871305020300
871307030100
871308020200
871303040100
871303010100
871305020200
871307020300
871305020100
871307010100
883901080400
883901080200
883901080100
882601015100
882601013900
883562030700
883562030200
883527010300
883527010400
881502020100
881502030100
881502010300
MARBLED
NORTHERN
OCEANIC
SHARPNOSE
SMOOTH
SOUTHERN
PUMPKINSEED
Q0EENFISH
QUILLFISH
RAO, SILVER
RAOFISH
RATFXSH, SPOTTED
RAY,
BAT
BULLNOSE
CALIFORNIA BUTTERFLY
COWNOSE
DEVIL
LESSER ELECTRIC
PACIFIC ELECTRIC
SMOOTH BUTTERFLY
SOUTHERN EAGLE
SPINY BUTTERFLY
SPOTTED EAGLE
RAZORFISH,
GREEN
PEARLY
ROSY
REDFISH,
DEEPWATER
GOLDEN
REEFFISH,
PURPLE
YELLOWTAIL
REMORA,
COMMON
SPEARFISH
RIBBONFISH,
POLKA-DOT
SCALLOPED
TAPERTAIL
ROCKFXSH,
SPHOEROIDES DORSALIS
SPHOEROIDES MACULATUS
LAGOCEPHALUS LAGOCEPHALUS
CANTHGASTER ROSTRATA
LAGOCEPHALUS LAEVIGATUS
SPHOEROIDES NEPHELUS
LEPOMIS GIBBOSUS
SERIPHUS POLITUS
.PTILICHTHYS GOODEI
ARIOMMA BONDI
ICOSTEUS AENAGMATICUS
HYDROLAGUS COLLIEI
MYLIOBATIS CALIFORNICA
MYLIOBATIS FREMINVILLEI
GYMNURA MARMORATA
RHINOPTERA BONASUS
MOBULA HYPOSTOMA
NARCINE BRASILIENSIS
TORPEDO CALIFORNICA
GYMNURA MICRURA
MYLIOBATIS GOODEI
GYMNURA ALTAVELA
AETOBATUS NARINARI
HEMIPTERONOTUS SPLENDENS
HEMIPTERONOTUS NOVACULA
HEMIPTERONOTUS 'MARTINICENSIS
SEBASTES MENTELLA
SEBASTES NORVEGICUS
CHROMIS SCOTTI
CHROMIS ENCHRYSURUS
REMORA REMORA
REMORA BRACHYPTERA
DESMODEMA POLYSTICTUM
ZU CRISTATUS
TRACHIPTERUS FUKUZAKII
882601010400
882601015600
882601012100
882601014000
882601012400
882601014700
882601010300
882601014500
882601012800
882601015300
882601011700
882601012500
882601010800
882601011000
882601010900
882601016400
882601016200
882601015400
882601016600
882601014300
882601011200
882601015700
AURORA
BANK
BLACK
BLACK-AND-YELLOW
BLUE
BRONZESPOTTED
BROWN
CALICO
CANARY
CHAMELEON
CHILI PEPPER
CHINA
COPPER
DARKBLOTCHED
DUSKY
FRECKLED
GOPHER
GRASS
GREENBLOTCHED
GREENSPOTTED
GREENSTRIPED
HALFBANDED
SEBASTES AURORA
SEBASTES RUFUS
SEBASTES MELANOPS
SEBASTES CHRYSOMELAS
SEBASTES MYSTINUS
SEBASTES GILLI
.SEBASTES AURICULATUS
SEBASTES DALLI
SEBASTES PINNIGER
SEBASTES PHILLIPSI
SEBASTES GOODEI
SEBASTES NEBULOSUS
SEBASTES CAURINUS
SEBASTES CRAMERI
SEBASTES CILIATUS
SEBASTES LENTIGINOSUS
SEBASTES CARNATUS
SEBASTES RASTRELLIGER
SEBASTES ROSENBLATTI
SEBASTES CHLOROSTICTUS
SEBASTES ELONGATUS
SEBASTES SEMICINCTUS
pageB-18
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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882601016000
882601014200
882601015000
882601012900
882601015800
882601014600
882601016500
882601011300
882601013700
882601012000
882601010500
882601013000
882601011800
882601013200
882601010100
882601013800
882601011900
882601010700
882601010600
882601015200
882601011100
882601014800
882601014400
882601013500
882601016300
882601012600
882601012300
882601011400
882601013400
882601013100
882601011500
883108060100
879103150100
884003010100
884003020100
884003010200
884003030200
883528160100
882601030100
883528080400
883528030600
883528130100
882702010100
885006010100
883540011700
883540100100
875501030500
875501020600
875501020200
875501020300
881502010100
875501020100
875501020500
883502160400
883544010100
884501010200
884501010300
884501010100
870703010100
HONEYCOMB
KELP
MEXICAN
NORTHERN
OLIVE
PINK
PINKROSE
PUGET SOUND
PYGMY
QUILLBACK
REDBANDED
REDSTRIPE
ROSETHORN
ROSY
ROUGHEYE
SHARPCHIN
SHORTBELLY
SHORTRAKER
SILVERGRAY
SPECKLED
SPLITNOSE
SQUARESPOTTED
STARRY
STRIPETAIL
SWORDSPINE
TIGER
VERMILION
WIDOW
YELLOWEYE
YELLOWMOUTH
YELLOWTAIL
ROCKHEAD
ROCKLING, FOURBEARD
RONQUIL,
ALASKAN
NORTHERN
SMALLMOUTH
STRIPEDFIN
ROOSTERFISH
ROSEPISH, BLACKBELLY
RUDDERFISH, BANDED
RUNNER,
BLUE
RAINBOW
SABLEFISH
SAILFISH
SAILORS CHOICE
SALEMA
SALMON,
ATLANTIC
CHINOOK
CHUM
COHO
KING
PINK
SOCKEYE
SAND BASS,
BARRED
WHITE
SAND LANCE,
AMERICAN
NORTHERN
PACIFIC
SAND TIGER
SEBASTES UMBROSUS
SEBASTES ATROVIRENS
SEBASTES MACDONALDI
SEBASTES POLYSPINIS
SEBASTES SERRANOIDES
SEBASTES EOS
SEBASTES SIMULATOR
SEBASTES EMPHAEUS
SEBASTES WILSONI
SEBASTES MALIGER
SEBASTES BABCOCKI
SEBASTES PRORIGER
SEBASTES HELVOMACULATUS
SEBASTES ROSACEUS
SEBASTES ALEUTIANUS
SEBASTES ZACENTRUS
SEBASTES JORDANI
SEBASTES BOREALIS
SEBASTES BREVISPINIS
SEBASTES OVALIS
SEBASTES DIPLOPROA
SEBASTES HOPKINSI
SEBASTES CONSTELLATUS
SEBASTES SAXICOLA
SEBASTES ENSIFER
SEBASTES NIGROCINCTUS
SEBASTES MINIATUS
SEBASTES ENTOMELAS
SEBASTES RUBERRIMUS
SEBASTES REEDI
SEBASTES FLAVIDUS
BOTHRAGONUS SWANI
ENCHELYOPUS CIMBRIUS
BATHYMASTER CAERULEOFASCIATUS
RONQILUS JORDANI
BATHYMASTER LEUROLEPIS
RATHBUNELLA HYPOPLECTA
NEMATISTIUS PECTORALIS
HELICOLENUS DACTYLOPTERUS
SERIOLA ZONATA
CARANX CRYSOS
ELEGATIS BIPINNULATUS
ANOPLOPOMA FIMBRIA
ISTIOPHORUS PLATYPTERUS
HAEMULON PARRA
XENISTIUS CALIFORNIENSIS
SALMO SALAR
ONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA
ONCORHYNCHUS KETA
ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH
TRACHIPTERUS ALTIVELIS
ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA
ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA
PARALABRAX NEBULIFER
ATRACTOSCION NOBILIS
AMMODYTES AMERICANUS
AMMODYTES DUBIUS
AMMODYTES HEXAPTERUS
ODONTASPIS TAURUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-19
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885703011100
885703010100
885703010200
883502230900
884001020100
884001010100
874701100200
874701030100
874701080200
874701080400
874701100300
878702010100
883562010100
883562010200
883540030700
883520040200
880303020100
880303010100
871301010200
871301010100
885002040200
885002060100
883528060100
883528120100
883528120400
883528120300
883528010200
883528120200
883502050500
883536010400
882601061600
882601060200
882601120200
882601060800
882601060300
882601050500
882601060700
882601060100
882601050100
882601050300
882601061000
882601060900
882601120300
882601120100
882601060400
882601060600
882601040200
882601050600
882601061400
883102100200
883102320200
883102030600
883102220600
883102130200
SANDAB,
LONGFIN
PACIFIC
SPECKLED
SANDFISH,
BELTED
PACIFIC
SAILFIN
SARDINE,
ORANGESPOT
PACIFIC
REDEAR
SCALED
SPANISH
SARGASSUMFISH
SARGENT,
MAJOR
NIGHT
SARGO
SAUGER
SAURY,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
SAWFISH,
LARGETOOTH
SMALLTOOTH
SCABBARDFISH,
PACIFIC
RAZORBACK
SCAD,
BIGEYE
MACKEREL
MEXICAN
REDTAIL
ROUGH
ROUND
SCAMP
SCHOOLMASTER
SCORPIONFISH,
CALIFORNIA
CORAL
DEEPREEF
DWARF
GOOSEHEAD
HIGHFIN
HUNCHBACK
LONGFIN
LONGSNOUT
LONGSPINE
MUSHROOM
PLUMED
RAINBOW
REEF
SHORTFIN
SMOOTHHEAD
SPINYCHEEK
SPINYTHROAT
SPOTTED
SCULPXN,
ANTLERED
ARCHED
ARCTIC HOOKEAR
ARCTIC
ARMORHEAD
CITHARICHTHYS XANTHOSTIGMA
CITHARICHTHYS SORDIDUS
CITHARICHTHYS STIGMAEUS
SERRANUS SUBLIGARIUS
TRICHODON TRICHODON
ARCTOSCOPUS JAPONICUS
SARDINELLA BRASILIENSIS
SARDINOPS SAGAX
HARENGULA HUMERALIS
HARENGULA JAGUANA
SARDINELLA AURITA
HISTRIO HISTRIO
ABUDEFDUF SAXATILIS
ABUDEFDUF TAURUS
ANISOTREMUS DAVIDSONI
STIZOSTEDION CANADENSE
SCOMBERESOX SAURUS
COLOLABIS SAIRA
PRISTIS PRISTIS
PRISTIS PECTINATA
LEPIDOPUS FITCHI
ASSURGER ANZAC
SELAR CRUMENOPHTHALMUS
DECAPTERUS MACARELLUS
DECAPTERUS SCOMBRINUS
DECAPTERUS TABL
TRACHURUS LATHAMI
DECAPTERUS PUNCTATUS
MYCTEROPERCA PHENAX
LUTJANUS APODUS
SCORPAENA GUTTATA
SCORPAENA ALBIFIMBRIA
SCORPAENODES TREDECIMSPINOSUS
SCORPAENA ELACHYS
SCORPAENA BERGI
PONTINUS RATHBUNI
SCORPAENA DISPAR
SCORPAENA AGASSIZI
PONTINUS CASTOR
PONTINUS LONGISPINIS
SCORPAENA INERMIS
SCORPAENA GRANDICORNIS
SCORPAENODES XYRIS
SCORPAENODES CARIBBAEUS
SCORPAENA BRACHYPTERA
SCORPAENA CALCARATA
NEOMERINTHE HEMINGWAYI
PONTINUS NEMATOPHTOALMUS
SCORPAENA PLUMIERI
ENOPHRYS DICERAUS
SIGMISTES SMITHI
ARTEDIELLUS UNCINATUS
MYOXOCEPHALUS SCORPIOIDES
GYMNOCANTHUS GALEATUS.
pageB-20
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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883102030700
883102130400
883102070500
883102200100
883102380800
883102150200
883102190100
883102040500
883102210100
883102100100
883102100400
883102440100
883102070200
883102080100
883102040600
883102060100
883102290200
883102160200
883102230200
883102240300
883102220500
883102160700
883102160500
883102220400
883102300100
883102320100
883102430100
883102100300
883102420100
883102220900
883102360100
883102070300
883102380700
883102160100
883102180100
883102040100
883102160600
883102220100
883102080300
883102040400
883102380500
883102050100
883102400100
883102040700
883102380300
883102240200
883102230100
883102010100
883102040200
883102380100
883102070100
883102220700
883102060200
883102290100
883102290300
883102040300
883102450100
883107030100
883101010500
883102380600
883102260100
883102090100
883102410100
883102160400
ATLANTIC HOOKEAR
ARCTIC STAG-HORN
BALD
BELLIGERENT
BIGEYE
BIGMOUTH
BLACKFIN
BONEHEAD
BRIGHTBELLY
BUFFALO
BULL
BUTTERFLY
CALICO
COASTRANGE
CORRALLINE
CRESTED
DARTER
DUSKY
EYESHADE
FLUFFY
FOURHORN
FRINGED
FROGMOUTH
GREAT
GRUNT
KELP
LAVENDER
LEISTER
LONGFIN
LONGHORN
MANACLED
MOSSHEAD
MOUSTACHE
NORTHERN
PACIFIC STAGHORN
PADDED
PIT-HEAD
PLAIN
PRICKLY
PUGET SOUND
RIBBED
ROSYLIP
ROUGHBACK
ROUGHCHEEK
ROUGHSPINE
SADDLEBACK
SAILFIN
SCALED
SCALYHEAD
SCISSORTAIL
SHARPNOSE
SHORTHORN
SILVER SPOTTED
SLIM
SMOOTHGUM
SMOOTHHEAD
SNUBNOSE
SOFT
SPATULATE
SPECTACLED
SPINELESS
SPINYHEAD
SPINYNOSE
SPOTFIN
ARTEDIELLUS ATLANTICUS
GYMNOCANTHUS TRICUSPIS
CLINOCOTTUS RECALVUS
MEGALOCOTTUS PLATYCEPHALUS
TRIGLOPS NYBELINI
HEMITRIPTERUS BOLINI
MALACOCOTTUS KINCAIDI
ARTEDIUS NOTOSPILOTUS
MICROCOTTUS SELLARIS
ENOPHRYS BISON
ENOPHRYS TAURINA
HEMILEPIDOTUS PAPILIO
CLINOCOTTUS EMBRYUM
COTTUS ALEUTICUS
ARTEDIUS CORALLINUS
BLEPSIAS BILOBUS
RADULINUS BOLEOIDES
ICELINUS BURCHAMI
NAUTICHTHYS PRIBILOVIUS
OLIGOCOTTUS SNYDERI
MYOXOCEPHALUS QUADRICORNIS
ICELINUS FIMBRIATUS
ICELINUS OCULATUS
MYOXOCEPHALUS POLYACANTHOCEPHA
RHAMPHOCOTTUS RICHARDSONI
SIGMISTES CAULIAS
LEIOCOTTUS HIRUNDO
ENOPHRYS LUCASI
JORDANIA ZONOPE
MYOXOCEPHALUS OCTODECEMSPINOSU
SYNCHIRUS GILLI
CLINOCOTTUS GLOPICEPS
TRIGLOPS MURRAYI
ICELINUS BOREALIS
LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS
ARTEDIUS FENESTRALIS
ICELINUS CAVIFRONS
MYOXOCEPHALUS JACK
COTTUS ASPER
RUSCARIUS MEANYI
TRIGLOPS PINGELI
ASCELICHTHYS RHODORUS
CHITONOTUS PUGETTENSIS
RUSCARIUS CREASERI
TRIGLOPS MACELLUS
OLIGOCOTTUS RIMENSIS
NAUTICHTHYS OCULOFASCIATUS
ARCHAULUS BISERIATUS
ARTEDIUS HARRINGTONI
TRIGLOPS FORFICATUS
CLINOCOTTUS ACUTICEPS
MYOXOCEPHALUS SCORPIUS
BLEPSIAS CIRRHOSUS
RADULINUS ASPRELLUS
RADULINUS VINCULUS
ARTEDIUS LATERALIS
ORTHONOPIAS TRIACIS
PSYCHROLUTES SIGALUTES
ICELUS SPATULA
TRIGLOPS SCEPTICUS
PHALLOCOTTUS OBTUSUS
DASYCOTTUS SETIGER
ASEMICHTHYS TAYLORI
ICELINUS TENUIS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-21
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883107010100
883102250100
883102160300
883102240100
883101010100
883102220300
883102070400
883102160800
883543010100
883502030400
883102150300
878808020100
882002020500
882002020100
882002020400
882002020200
882002020600
883560110100
883560080100
883560060200
883560050200
883560030100
883560050100
884003010300
882602030700
882602011300
882602011100
882602011800
882602010400
882602012000
882602011700
882602031300
882602020300
882602010300
882602011400
882602010100
882602031100
882602020100
882602012100
882602030300
882602010500
882602020500
882602020200
882602010200
883109082600
883109081500
883109082700
883544010600
883544010300
883544010200
883701010200
883701010500
883901110100
874701010400
874701010100
874701050100
874701010300
TADPOLE
THORNBACK
THREADFIN
TIDEPOOL
TWOHORN
WARTHEAD
WOOLY
YELLOWCHIN
SCUF
SEA BASS, BANK
SEA RAVEN
SEADEVIL, TRIPLEWART
SEAHORSE,
DWARF
LINED
LONGSNOUT
OFFSHORE
PACIFIC
SEAPERCH,
PINK
RAINBOW
RUBBERLIP
SHARPNOSE
STRIPED
WHITE
SEARCHER
SEAROBIN,
ARMORED
BANDTAIL
BARRED
BIGEYE
BIGHEAD
BLACKWING
BLUESPOTTED
FLATHEAD
HORNED
LEOPARD
MEXICAN
NORTHERN
RIMSPINE
SHORTFIN
SHORTWING
SLENDER
SPINY
SPLITNOSE
STREAMER
STRIPED
SEASNAIL,
ATLANTIC
GELATINOUS
INQUILINE
SEATROUT,
SAND
SILVER
SPOTTED
SENNET,
NORTHERN
SOUTHERN
SENORITA
SHAD,
ALABAMA
AMERICAN
GIZZARD
HICKORY
PSYCHROLUTES PARADOXUS
PARICELINUS HOPLITICUS
ICELINUS FILAMENTOSUS
OLIGOCOTTUS MACULOSUS
ICELUS BICORNIS
MYOXOCEPHALUS NIGER
CLINOCOTTUS ANALIS
ICELINUS QUADRISERIATUS
STENOTOMUS CHRYSOPS
CENTROPRISTIS OCYURUS
HEMITRIPTERUS AMERICANUS
CRYPTOPSARAS COUESI
HIPPOCAMPUS ZOSTERAE
HIPPOCAMPUS ERECTUS
HIPPOCAMPUS REIDI
HIPPOCAMPUS OBTUSUS
HIPPOCAMPUS INGENS
ZALEMBIUS ROSACEUS
HYPSURUS CARYI
RHACOCHILUS TOXOTES
PHANERODON ATRIPES
EMBIOTOCA LATERALIS
PHANERODON FURCATUS
BATHYMASTER SIGNATUS
PERISTEDION MINIATUM
PRIONOTUS OPHRYAS
PRIONOTUS MARTIS
PRIONOTUS LONGISPINOSUS
PRIONOTUS TRIBULUS
PRIONOTUS RUBIO
PRIONOTUS ROSEUS
PERISTEDION BREVIROSTRE
BELLATOR MILITARIS
PRIONOTUS SCITULUS
PRIONOTUS PARALATUS
PRIONOTUS CAROLINUS
PERISTEDION THOMPSONI
BELLATOR BRACHYCHIR
PRIONOTUS STEARNSI
PERISTEDION GRACILE
PRIONOTUS ALATUS
BELLATOR XENISMA
BELLATOR EGRETTA
PRIONOTUS EVOLANS
LIPARIS ATLANTICUS
LIPARIS FRABICII
LIPARIS INQUILINIS
CYNOSCION ARENARIUS
CYNOSCION NOTHUS
CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS
SPHYRAENA BOREALIS
SPHYRAENA PICUDILLA
OXYJULIS CALIFORNICA
ALOSA ALABAMAE
ALOSA SAPIDISSIMA
DOROSOMA CEPEDIANUM
ALOSA MEDIOCRIS
pageB-22
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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874701050200
884212130100
884212090300
884212210100
871101010100
871101010200
870802030100
870704020100
870802050500
870802050400
870802050700
870802060100
870801010100
870802050200
870802050100
870802100100
870501010100
871001010200
870401010100
871001040100
870802080100
870802090200
870802051300
870802070100
870702010100
870802050800
870802030400
871001010100,
871001100100
870703010200
870802051400
-870704030100
870802050300
870502020100
870802050600
870502010100
870802051200
870802010100
870802050900
870704040100
870802020100
870701010100
870704010100
883527020100
883527020200
883901120100
883543030100
879301071900
885003050400
885003050600
880502030200
880502050100
880502030100
880502030300
880502040200
880502020100
871304010700
871304010200
THREADFIN
SHANNY,
ARCTIC
DAUBED
RADIATED
SHARK,
ANGEL
ATLANTIC ANGEL
ATLANTIC SHARPNOSE
BASKING
BIGNOSE
BLACKNOSE
BLACKTIP
BLUE
BROWN CAT
BULL
DUSKY
FINETOOTH
FRILL
GREENLAND
HORN
KITEFIN
LEMON
LEOPARD
NARROWTOOTH
NIGHT
NURSE
OCEAN WHITETIP
PACIFIC SHARPNOSE
PACIFIC SLEEPER
PRICKLY
RAGGED-TOOTH
REEF
SALMON
SANDBAR
SEVENGILL
SILKY
SIXGILL
SMALLTAIL
SOUPFIN
SPINNER
THRESHER
TIGER
WHALE
WHITE
SHARKSUCKER,
COMMON
WHITEFIN
SHEEPHEAD, CALIFORNIA
SHEEPSHEAD
SHULUPAOLUK
SIERRA,
GULF
PACIFIC
SILVERSIDE,
ATLANTIC
HARDHEAD
INLAND
KEY
REEF
ROUGH ,
SKATE,
ALASKA
ALEUTIAN
DOROSOMA PETENENSE
STICHAEUS PUNCTATUS
LUMPENUS MACULATUS
ULVARIA SUBBIFURCATA
SQUATINA CALIFORNICA
SQUATINA DUMERIL
RHIZOPRIONODON TERRAENOVAE
CETORHINUS MAXIMUS
CARCHARHINUS ALTIMUS
CARCHARHINUS ACRONOTUS
CARCHARHINUS LIMBATUS
PRIONACE GLAUCA
APRISTURUS BRUNNEUS
CARCHARHINUS LEUCAS
CARCHARHINUS OBSCURUS
CARCHARHINUS ISODON
CHLAMYDOSELACHUS ARGUINEUS
SOMNIOSUS MICROCEPHALUS
HETERODONTUS FRANCISCI
DALATIAS LICHA
NEGAPRION BREVIROSTRIS
TRIAKIS SEMIFASCIATA
CARCHARHINUS BRACHYURUS
CARCHARHINUS SIGNATUS
GINGLYMOSTOMA CIRRATUM
CARCHARHINUS LONGIMANUS
RHIZOPRIONODON LONGURIO
SOMNIOSUS PACIFICUS
ECHINORHINUS COOKEI
ODONTASPIS FEROX
CARCHARHINUS PEREZI
LAMNA DITROPIS
CARCHARHINUS PLUMBEUS
NOTORYNCHUS CEPEDIANUS
CARCHARHINUS FALCIFORMIS
HEXANCHUS GRISEUS
CARCHARHINUS POROSUS
GALEORHINUS ZYOPTERUS
CARCHARHINUS BREVIPINNA
ALOPIAS VULP,INUS
GALEOCERDO CUVIER
RHINCODON TYPUS
CARCHARODON CARCHARIAS
ECHENEIS NAUCRATES
ECHENEIS NEUCRATOIDES
SEMICOSSYPHUS PULCHER
ARCHOSARGUS PROBATOCEPHALUS
LYCODES JUGORICUS
SCOMBEROMORUS CONCOLOR
SCOMBEROMORUS SIERRA
MENIDIA MENIDIA
ATHERINOMORUS STIPES
MENIDIA BERYLLINA
MENIDIA CONCHORUM ,
HYPOATHERINA HARRINGTONENSIS
MEMBRAS MARTINICA
BATHYRAJA PARMIFERA
BATHYRAJA ALEUTICA
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-23
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871304011500
871304010300
871304010400
871304011300
871304010900
871304012600
871304011400
871304010800
871304011700
871304012400
871304011200
871304013300
871304010500
871304013100
871304013500
871304012700
871304011100
871304013400
871304011600
882702020100
878401010200
885003010400
884701340100
884701180100
884701330200
884701330100
883901070200
875503010300
875503040200
875503040100
875503030200
875503010100
875503060100
870802040500
870802040300
870802040400
870802040600
875602010600
883109120100
883109021500
883109030100
883109082900
883109120200
883109023200
883109080800
883109110600
883109080600
883109082500
883109082200
883109082000
883109081100
883109080300
883109100100
883109081000
883109080700
884212090500
884212170100
876202040100
BARNDOOR
BIG
CALIFORNIA
CLEARNOSE
FLATHEAD
FRECKLED
LITTLE
LONGNOSE
OSCELLATE
ROSETTE
ROUGHTAIL
ROUNDEL
SANDPAPER
SMOOTH
SPINYTAIL
SPREADFIN
STARRY
THORNY
WINTER
SKILFISH
SKILLETFISH
SKIPJACK, BLACK
SLEEPER,
BIGMOUTH
EMERALD
FAT
PACIFIC FAT
SLIPPERY DICK
SMELT,
DELTA
LONGFIN
NIGHT
RAINBOW
SURF
WHITEBAIT
SMOOTHHOUND,
BROWN
FLORIDA
GRAY
SICKLEFIN
SMOOTHTONOUE, CALIFORNIA
SNAILFISH,
BERING
BLACKTAIL
BLOTCHED
KELP
LOBEFIN
LONGFIN
MARBLED
PRICKLY
RIBBON
RINGTAIL
SHOWY
SLIMY
SLIPSKIN
SPOTTED
TADPOLE
TIDEPOOL
VARIEGATED
SNAKEBLENNY,
COMMON
FOURLINE
SNAKEFISH
RAJA LAEVIS
RAJA BINOCULATA
RAJA INORNATA
RAJA EGLANTERIA
BATHYRAJA ROSISPINIS
RAJA LENTIGINOSA
RAJA ERINACEA
RAJA RHINA
RAJA ACKLEYI
RAJA GARMANI
BATHYRAJA TRACHURA
RAJA TEXANA
BATHYRAJA INTERRUPTA
RAJA SENTA
RAJA SPINICAUDA
RAJA OLSENI
RAJA STELLULATA
RAJA RADIATA
RAJA OCELLATA
ERILEPIS ZONIFER
GOBIESOX STRUMOSUS
EUTHYNNUS LINEATUS
GOBIOMORUS DORMITOR
EROTELIS SMARAGDUS
DORMITATOR MACULATUS
DORMITATOR LATIFRONS
HALICHOERES BIVITTATUS
HYPOMESUS TRANSPACIFICUS
SPIRINCHUS THALEICHTHYS
SPIRINCHUS STARKSI
OSMERUS MORDAX
HYPOMESUS PRETIOSUS
ALLOSMERUS ELONGATUS
MUSTELUS HENLEI
MUSTELUS NORRISI
MUSTELUS CALIFORNICUS
MUSTELUS LUNULATUS
LEUROGLOSSUS STILBIUS
LIPARIS BERINGIANUS
CAREPROCTUS MELANURUS
CRYSTALLICHTHYS CYCLOPILUS
LIPARIS TUNICATUS
LIPARIS GREENI
CAREPROCTUS LONGIPINNIS
LIPARIS DENNYI
PARALIPARIS DEANI
LIPARIS CYCLOPUS
LIPARIS RUTTERI
LIPARIS PULCHELLUS
LIPARIS MUCOSUS
LIPARIS FUCENSIS
LIPARIS CALLYODON
NECTOLIPARIS PELAGICUS
LIPARIS FLORAE
LIPARIS GIBBUS
LUMPENUS LUMPRETAEFORMIS
,EUMESOGRAMMUS PRAECISUS
TRACHINOCEPHALUS MYOPS
pageB-24
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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883536020100
883536010600
883536010100
883536010900
883517010200
883536010200
883536011200
883536011000
883536010300
883536030100
883536010700
883536011300
883536050100
883536040100
881903010100
881903010200
883501010500
883501010300
883501010200
883501010400
883503020200
883503020700
883503020800
883503020400
881008030100
881008020100
881008040100
881008060100
885703110200
885704070100
885704160100
885704160200
885704030100
885704120100
885704130100
885703150100
885704060100
885801030200
885801020200
885801030100
885704040100
885704050100
885704080100
885704170100
885801020100
885704110100
885704090100
883552010100
883552010200
885006030400
885006030500
886001010200
883544040100
885104010200
885104010100
SNAPPER,
BLACK
BLACKFIN
CUBERA
DOG
GLASSEYE
GRAY
LANE
MAHOGANY
MUTTON
QUEEN
RED
SILK .
VERMILION
YELLOWTAIL
SNIPEFISH,
LONGSPINE
SLENDER
SNOOK ,
COMMON
FAT
SWORDSPINE
TARPON
SOAPFZSH,
FRECKLED
GREATER
SPOTTED
WHITESPOTTED
SOLDIERFISH,
BIGEYE
BLACKBAR
CARDINAL
SPINYCHEEK
SOLE,
BIGMOUTH
BUTTER
C-O
CURLFIN
DEEPSEA
DOVER
ENGLISH
FANTAIL
FLATHEAD
FRINGED
LINED
NAKED
PETRALE
REX
ROCK
SAND
SCRAWLED
SLENDER
YELLOWFIN
SPADEFXSH,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
SPEARFXSH,
LONGBILL
SHORTBILL
SPXKEFISH, SPOTTED
SPOT
SQUARETAIL ,
BIGEYE
SMALLEYE
APSILUS DENTATUS
LUTJANUS BUCCANELLA
LUTJANUS CYANOPTERUS
LUTJANUS JOCU
PRIACANTHUS CRUENTATUS
LUTJANUS GRISEUS
LUTJANUS SYNAGRIS
LUTJANUS MAHOGONI
LUTJANUS ANALIS
ETELIS OCULATUS
LUTJANUS CAMPECHANUS
LUTJANUS VIVANUS
RHOMBOPLITES AURORUBENS
OCYURUS CHRYSURUS
MACRORHAMPHOSUS SCOLOPAX
MACRORHAMPHOSUS GRACILIS
CENTROPOMUS UNDECIMALIS
CENTROPOMUS PARALLELUS
CENTROPOMUS ENSIFERUS
CENTROPOMUS PECTINATUS
RYPTICUS BISTRISPINUS
RYPTICUS SAPONACEUS
RYPTICUS SUBBIFRENATUS
RYPTICUS MACULATUS
OSTICHTHYS TRACHYPOMA
MYRIPRISTIS JACOBUS
PLECTRYPOPS RETROSPINIS
CORNIGER SPINOSUS
HIPPOGLOSSINA STOMATA
PLEURONECTES IPIS
PLEURONICHTHYS COENOSUS
PLEURONICHTHYS DECURRENS
EMBASSICHTHYS BATHYBIUS
MICROSTOMUS PACIFICUS
PLEURONECTES VETULUS
XYSTREURYS LIOLEPIS
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES ELASSODON
GYMNACHIRUS TEXAE
ACHIRUS LINEATUS
GYMNACHIRUS MELAS
EOPSETTA JORDANI
ERREX ZACHIRUS
PLEURONECTES BILINEATUS
PSETTICHTHYS MELANOSTICTUS
TRINECTES INSCRIPTUS
EOPSETTA EXILIS
PLEURONECTES ASPER
CHAETODIPTERUS FABER
CHAETODIPTERUS ZONATUS
TETRAPTURUS PFLEUGERI
TETRAPTURUS ANGUSTIROSTRIS
HOLLARDIA MEADI
LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS
TETRAGONURUS ATLANTICUS
TETRAGONURUS CUVIERI
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-25
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881008010100
881008010200
881008010600
881008010500
881008010300
881008010400
884013010100
884013020200
884014020100
884014030100
884014010100
884013010200
884013020100
884014030300
884014010200
884013010300
883108040100
883108040200
881801010200
881801030100
881801020100
881801010100
871305010500
871305010600
871305010100
871305010200
871305010400
871305030200
871305010300
872901010500
872901010200
872901010400
872901010700
872901010300
871305030100
883527010200
883527010100
877604010200
883527030100
883516050200
886104010100
883516050100
883516050900
883562030300
883560070200
883560070300
883560070100
883560040200
883560040300
883560040100
884901010100
884901010500
883547010100
885004010100
884901010300
SQUIRRELFISH,
COMMON
DEEPWATER
DUSKY
LONGJAW
LONGSPINE
REEF
STAROAZER,
ARROW
BIGEYE
FRECKLED
LANCER
NORTHERN
SADDLE
SAND
SMOOTH
SOUTHERN
WARTEYE
STARSNOUT,
GRAY
SPINYCHEEK'
STICKLEBACK,
BLACKSPOTTED
FOURSPINE
NINESPINE
THREESPINE
STINGRAY,
ATLANTIC
BLUNTNOSE
DIAMOND
PELAGIC
ROUGHTAIL
ROUND
SOUTHERN
STURGEON,
ATLANTIC
GREEN
SHORTNOSE
SHOVELNOSE
WHITE
YELLOW
SUCKER,
MARLIN
WHALE
WHITE
SUCKERFISH, SLENDER
SUNFISH,
GREEN
OCEAN
REDBREASTED
REDEAR
SUNSHINEFISH
SURFPERCH,
BARRED
CALICO
REDTAIL
SILVER
SPOTFIN
WALLEYE
SURGEON, OCEAN
SURGEON?ISH, GULF
SWEEPER, GLASSY
SWORDFISH
TANG, BLUE
HOLOCENTRUS ADSCENSIONIS
HOLOCENTRUS BULLISI
HOLOCENTRUS VEXILLARIUS
HOLOCENTRUS MARIANUS
HOLOCENTRUS RUFUS
HOLOCENTRUS CORUSCUS
GILLELLUS GREYAE
DACTYLOSCOPUS CROSSOTUS
GNATHAGNUS EGREGIUS
KATHETOSTOMA ALBIGUTTA
ASTROSCOPUS GUTTATUS
PLATYGILLELLUS RUBROCINCTUS
DACTYLOSCOPUS TRIDIGITATUS
KATHETOSTOMA AVERRUNCUS
ASTROSCOPUS Y-GRAECUM
GILLELLUS URANIDEA
BATHYAGONUS ALASCANA
BATHYAGONUS INFRASPINATUS
GASTEROSTEUS WHEATLANDI
APELTES QUADRACUS
PUNGITIUS PUNGITIUS
GASTEROSTEUS ACULEATUS
DASYATIS SABINA
DASYATIS SAY
DASYATIS DIPTERURA
DASYATIS VIOLACEA
DASYATIS CENTROURA
UROLOPHUS HALLERI
DASYATIS AMERICANA
ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS
ACIPENSER MEDIROSTRIS
ACIPENSER BREVIROSTRUM
SCAPHIRHYNCHUS PLATORYNCHUS
ACIPENSER TRANSMONTANUS
UROLOPHUS JAMAICENSIS
REMORA OSTEOCHIR
REMORA AUSTRALIS
CATOSTOMUS COMMERSONI
PHTHEIRICHTHYS LINEATUS
LEPOMIS CYANELLUS
MOLA MOLA
LEPOMIS AURITUS
LEPOMIS MICROLOPHUS
CHROMIS INSOLATA
AMPHISTICHUS ARGENTEUS
AMPHISTICHUS KOELZI
AMPHISTICHUS RHODOTERUS
HYPERPROSOPON ELLIPTICUM
HYPERPROSOPON ANALE
HYPERPROSOPON ARGENTEUM
ACANTHURUS BAHIANUS
ACANTHURUS RANDALLI
PEMPHERUS SCHOMBURGKI
XIPHIAS GLADIUS
ACANTHURUS COERULEUS
pageB-26
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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873802020100
8835022308,00
883901010100
871302020100
882601020200
882601020100
883801010100
883801010400
870704040200
883522010200
883522020100
883522030100
880302020300
878301020200
878301020300
878301020100
883502231000
879103060200
879103060100
883540010100
885802010100
885802010700
885802010500
885802010900
8'85802010200
885802010600
885802011000
885802010300
880404020900
880502010100
871303010200
882601015900
886002020300
886002020100
886002050200
886002020200
886002050100
886002080100
884208010100
884208010300
883538010100
875501040400
875501030600
875501030100
875501040300
875501030200
881901010100
886003010100
886003010300
886003010200
881601010100
881802010100
885003040500
TARPON, ATLANTIC
TATTLER
TAUTOG
THORNBACK
THORNYHEAD,
LONGSPINE
SHORTSPINE
THREADFIN,
ATLANTIC
LITTLESCALE
THREASHER, BI6EYE
TILEFISH,
BLACKLINE
COMMON
SAND
TIMUCU
TOADFISH,
GULF
LEOPARD
OYSTER
TOBACCOFISH
TOMCOD,
ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
TOMTATE
TONGUE, BLACKCHEEK
TONGUEFISH,
DEEPWATER
LARGESCALE
NORTHERN
OFFSHORE
PYGMY
SPOTTAIL
SPOTTEDFIN
TOPMINNOW, SALTMARSH
TOPSMELT
TORPEDO, ATLANTIC
TREEFXSH
TRIGGERFISH,
FINESCALE
GRAY
OCEAN
QUEEN
ROUGH
SARGASSUM
TRZPIiEFIN,
LOFTY
REDEYE
TRIPLETAIL
TROUT,
BROOK
BROWN
CUTTHROAT
LAKE
RAINBOW
TRUHPETFISH
TRUNKFISH,
COMMON
SMOOTH
SPOTTED
TUBE-EYE
TUBE-SNOUT
TUNA,
BIGEYE
MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS
SERRANUS PHOEBE
TAUTOGA ONITIS
PLATYRHINOIDIS TRISERIATA
SEBASTOLOBUS ALTIVELIS
SEBASTOLOBUS ALASCANUS
POLYDACTYLUS OCTONEMUS
POLYDACTYLUS OLIGODON
ALOPIAS SUPERCILIOSUS
CAULOLATILUS CYANOPS
LOPHOLATILUS CHAMAELEONTICEPS
MALACANTHUS PLUMIERI
STRONGYLURA TIMUCU
OPSANUS BETA
OPSANUS PARDUS
OPSANUS TAU
SERRANUS TABACARIUS
MICROGADUS TOMCOD
MICROGADUS PROXIMUS
HAEMULON AUROLINEATUM
SYMPHURUS PLAGIUSA
SYMPHURUS PIGER
SYMPHURUS MINOR
SYMPHURUS PUSILLUS
SYMPHURUS CIVITATUS
SYMPHURUS PARVUS
SYMPHURUS UROSPILUS
SYMPHURUS DIOMEDIANUS
FUNDULUS JENKINSI
ATHERINOPS AFFINIS
TORPEDO NOBILIANA
SEBASTES SERRICEPS
BALISTES POLYLEPIS
BALISTES CAPRISCUS
CANTHIDERMIS SUFFLAMEN
BALISTES VETULA
CANTHIDERMIS MACULATA
XANTHICHTHYS RINGENS
ENEANECTES ALTIVELIS
ENNEANECTES PECTORALIS
LOBOTES SURINAMENSIS
SALVELINUS FONTINALIS
SALMO TRUTTA
ONCORHYNCHUS CLARKI
SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH
ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS
AULOSTOMUS MACULATUS
LACTOPHRYS TRIGONUS
LACTOPHRYS TRIQUETER
LACTOPHRYS BICAUDALIS
STYLEPHORUS CHORDATUS
AULORHYNCHUS FLAVIDUS
THUNNUS OBESUS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageJB-27
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885003040400
885003040200
885003010100
885003100100
885003040300
885003010200
885704220100
885704160400
885704160300
881501020100
875906010100
885003060100
883520040100
884212050500
884212050300
884212050100
884212050200
883516050300
883544010400
883536070100
883527010100
885703011000
885703010600
885703010500
885703010900
875501010600
883522010100
885703040100
884202010300
884202010100
884202010200
884202010400
884706010200
884706010300
884706010100
883901070800
883901070600
883901040100
883901060100
883901070100
883901070300
883901070700
883901071000
883901070400
883901070500
883502280100
884212160100
884212150100
883528080800
BLACKFIN
BLUEFIN
SKIPJACK
SLENDER
YELLOWFIN
TUNNY, LITTLE
T0RBOT,
DIAMOND
HORNYHEAD
SPOTTED
UNICORNFISH
VXPERFXSH, PACIFIC
WAHOO
WALLEYE
WARBONNET,
ATLANTIC
DECORATED
MATCHEEK
MOSSHEAD
WARMOUTH
WEAKFISH
WENCHHAN
WHALESUCKER
WHIFF,
BAY
HORNED
SAND
SPOTTED
WHXTEFISH,
LAKE
OCEAN
WXNDOWPANE
WOXiFFXSH,
ATLANTIC
BERING
NORTHERN
SPOTTED
WORMFXSH,
LANCETAIL
PINK
PUGJAW
WRASSE,
BLACKEAR
CLOWN
CREOLE
DWARF
GREENBAND
PAINTED
RAINBOW
ROCK
YELLOWCHEEK
YELLOWHEAD
WRECKFISH
WRYMOUTH,
DWARF
GIANT
YELLOWTAIL
THUNNUS ATLANTICUS
THUNNUS THYNNUS
KATSUWONUS PELAMIS
ALLOTHUNNUS FALLAI
THUNNUS ALBACARES
EUTHYNNUS ALLETTERATUS
HYPOPSETTA GUTTULATA
PLEURONICTHYS VERTICALIS
PLEURONICHTHYS RITTERI
EUMECICHTHYS FISKI
CHAULIODUS MACOUNI
ACANTHOCYBIUM SOLANDRI
STIZOSTEDION VITREUM
CHIROLOPHIS ASCANII
CHIROLOPHIS DECORATUS
CHIROLOPHIS TARSODES
CHIROLOPHIS NUGATOR
LEPOMIS GULOSUS
CYNOSCION REGALIS
PRISTIPOMOIDES AQUILONARIS
REMORA AUSTRALIS
CITHARICHTHYS SPILOPTERUS
CITHARICHTHYS CORNUTUS
CITHARICHTHYS ARENACEUS
CITHARICHTHYS MACROPS
COREGONUS CLUPEAFORMIS
CAULOLATILUS PRINCEPS
SCOPHTHALMUS AQUOSUS
ANARHICHAS LUPUS
ANARHICHAS ORIENTALIS
ANARHICHAS DENTICULATUS
ANARHICHAS MINOR
MICRODESMUS LANCEOLATUS
MICRODESMUS LONGIPINNIS
CERDALE FLORIDANA
HALICHOERES POEYI
HALICHOERES MACULIPINNA
CLEPTICUS PARRAE
DORATONOTUS MEGALEPIS
HALICHOERES BATHYPHILUS
HALICHOERES CAUDALIS
HALICHOERES PICTUS
HALICHOERES SEMICINCTUS
HALICHOERES CYANOCEPHALUS
HALICHOERES GARNOTI
POLYPRION AMERICANUS
CRYPTACANTHODES ALEUTENSIS
CRYPTACANTHODES GIGANTEA
SERIOLA LALANDI
pageB-28
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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CODE
APPENDIX B.2
TAXA SORTED BY SCIENTIFIC NAME
COMMON NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
CRUSTACEANS
618901030100
618803010200
618803010800
618803010600
618803010100
618101020100
618902130200
618201010100
618201010300
617701010000
BLUE CRAB
PACIFIC ROCK CRAB
EASTERN ROCK CRAB
DUNGENESS CRAB
RED CRAB
AMERICAN LOBSTER
GULF STONE CRAB
WEST INDIES SPINY LOBSTER
CALIFORNIA ROCK LOBSTER
WHITE SHRIMP
CALLINECTES SAPIDUS
CANCER ANTENNARIUS
CANCER IRRORATUS
CANCER MAGISTER
CANCER PRODUCTUS
HOMARUS AMERICANUS
MENIPPE ADINA
PANULIRUS ARGUS
PANULIRUS INTERRUPTUS
PENAEUS ?
MOLLUSCS
551539010100
551002010100
551002010200
551547110100,
551701020100
550701010200
550701010100
551547070100
551525010200
551525020100
551547080100
OCEAN QUAHOG
PACIFIC OYSTER
AMERICAN OYSTER
HARD CLAM
SOFT-SHELL CLAM
CALIFORNIA MUSSEL
BLUE MUSSEL
PACIFIC LITTLENECK CLAM
SURF CLAM
HORSENECK CLAM
MANILA CLAM
ARTICA ISLANDICA
CRASSOSTREA GIGAS
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
MERCENARIA MERCENARIA
MYA ARENARIA
MYTILUS CALIFORNIAUS
MYTILUS EDULIS
PROTOTHACA STAMINEA
SPISULA SOLIDISSIMA
TRESUS CAPAX
VENERUPIS JAPONICA
FISH
880302010100
883562010100
883562010200
884209080100
885003060100
884701200100
884212010100
884901010100
884901010200
884901010300
884901010500
885801020200
872901010400
872901010200
872901010500
872901010300
878401040100
880404040100
871307010100
883108010200
883108010100
883601040100
874113010100
873901010100
883528020100
884212190100
884212020100
FLAT NEEDLEFISH
SERGEANT MAJOR
NIGHT SERGEANT
ROUGHHEAD BLENNY
WAHOO
YELLOWFIN GOBY
PIGHEAD PRICKLEBACK
OCEAN SURGEON
DOCTORFISH
BLUE TANG
GULF SURGEONFISH
LINED SOLE
SHORTNOSE STURGEON
GREEN STURGEON
ATLANTIC STURGEON
WHITE STURGEON
EMERALD CLINGFISH
DIAMOND KILLIFISH
SPOTTED EAGLE RAY
SOUTHERN SPEARNOSE POACHER
NORTHERN SPEARNOSE POACHER
MOUNTAIN MULLET
KEYWORM EEL
BONEFISH
AFRICAN POMPANO
STONE COCKSCOMB
LESSER PRICKLEBACK
ABLENNES HIANS
ABUDEFDUF SAXATILIS
ABUDEFDUF TAURUS
ACANTHEMBLEMARIA ASPERA
ACANTHOCYBIUM SOLANDRI
ACANTHOGOBIUS FLAVIMANUS
ACANTHOLUMPENUS MACKAYI
ACANTHURUS BAHIANUS
ACANTHURUS CHIRURGUS
ACANTHURUS COERULEUS
ACANTHURUS RANDALLI
ACHIRUS LINEATUS
ACIPENSER BREVIROSTRUM
ACIPENSER MEDIROSTRIS
ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS
ACIPENSER TRANSMONTANUS
ACYRTOPS BERYLLINUS
ADINIA XENICA
AETOBATUS NARINARI
AGONOPSIS STERLETUS
AGONOPSIS VULSA
AGONOSTOMUS MONTICOLA
AHLIA EGMONTIS
ALBULA VULPES
ALECTIS CILIARIS
ALECTRIAS ALECTROLOPHUS
ALECTRIDIUM AURANTIACUM
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-29
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876209010300
876209010200
884209090100
884212030100
875503060100
885003100100
870704040200
870704040100
874701010200
874701010400
874701010600
874701010300
874701010500
874701010100
886002010200
886002010300
886002010100
886002010400
883516020100
883564010100
877702010100
877702010600
877702010300
877702010400
873401010100
884501010200
884501010300
884501010100
883560070200
883560070300
883560070100
874105010100
882002050100
884202010200
884202010300
884202010400
884202010100
884202020100
874702020900
874702021000
874702020300
874702021100
874702021200
874702020100
874702020400
874702020500
874702020200
874702020600
874702030400
885703050300
885703050600
874101010100
883540030700
883540030400
883540030600
883108020100
884212040100
884212040200
882702010100
876210010100
878702020700
878702020100
878702020200
878702020800
SHORTNOSE LANCETFISH
LONGNOSE LANCETFISH
ISLAND KELPFISH
Y-PRICKLEBACK
WHITEBAIT SMELT
SLENDER TUNA
BIGEYE THRESHER
THRESHER SHARK
BLUEBACK HERRING
ALABAMA SHAD
SKIPJACK HERRING
HICKORY SHAD
ALEWIFE
AMERICAN SHAD
DOTTEREL FILEFISH
UNICORN FILEFISH
ORANGE FILEFISH
SCRAWLED FILEFISH
ROCK BASS
REDSPOTTED HAWKFISH
WHITE CATFISH
BLACK BULLHEAD
YELLOW BULLHEAD
BROWN BULLHEAD
BOWFIN
AMERICAN SAND LANCE
NORTHERN SAND LANCE
PACIFIC SAND LANCE
BARRED SURFPERCH
CALICO SURFPERCH
REDTAIL SURFPERCH
PYGMY MORAY
INSULAR PIPEFISH
NORTHERN WOLFFISH
ATLANTIC WOLFFISH
SPOTTED WOLFFISH
BERING WOLFFISH
WOLF-EEL
KEY ANCHOVY
DEEPBODY ANCHOVY
CUBAN ANCHOVY
SLOUGH ANCHOVY
NEW JERSEY ANCHOVY
STRIPED ANCHOVY
BIGEYE ANCHOVY
DUSKY ANCHOVY
BAY ANCHOVY
LONGNOSE ANCHOVY
FLAT ANCHOVY
THREE-EYE FLOUNDER
OCELLATED FLOUNDER
AMERICAN EEL
SARGO
BLACK MARGATE
PORKFISH
SMOOTH ALLIGATORFISH
SLENDER COCKSCOMB
HIGH COCKSCOMB
SABLEFISH
DAGGERTOOTH
ROUGHJAW FROGFISH
LONGLURE FROGFISH
OCELLATED FROGFISH
DWARF FROGFISH
ALEPISAURUS BREVIROSTRIS
ALEPISAURUS FEROX
ALLOCLINUS HOLDERI
ALLOLUMPENUS HYPOCHROMUS
ALLOSMERUS ELONGATUS
ALLOTHUNNUS FALLAI
ALOPIAS SUPERCILIOSUS
ALOPIAS VULPINUS
ALOSA AESTIVALIS
ALOSA ALABAMAE
ALOSA CHRYSOCHLORIS
ALOSA MEDIOCRIS
ALOSA PSEUDOHARENGUS
ALOSA SAPIDISSIMA.
ALUTERUS HEUDELOTI
ALUTERUS MONOCEROS
ALUTERUS SCHOEPFI
ALUTERUS SCRIPTUS
AMBLOPLITES RUPESTRIS
AMBLYCIRRHITUS PINOS
AMEIURUS CATUS
AMEIURUS MELAS
AMEIURUS NATALIS
AMEIURUS NEBULOSUS
AMIA CALVA
AMMODYTES AMERICANUS
AMMODYTES DUBIUS
AMMODYTES HEXAPTERUS
AMPHISTICHUS ARGENTEUS
AMPHISTICHUS KOELZI
AMPHISTICHUS RHODOTERUS
ANARCHIAS SIMILIS
ANARCHOPTERUS TECTUS
ANARHICHAS DENTICULATUS
ANARHICHAS LUPUS
ANARHICHAS MINOR
ANARHICHAS ORIENTALIS
ANARRHICHTHYS OCELLATUS
ANCHOA CAYORUM
ANCHOA COMPRESSA
ANCHOA CUBANA
ANCHOA DELICATISSIMA
ANCHOA DUODECIUM
ANCHOA HEPSETUS
ANCHOA LAMPROTAENIA
ANCHOA LYOLEPIS
ANCHOA MITCHILLI
ANCHOA NASUTA
ANCHOVIELLA PERFASCIATA
ANCYLOPSETTA DILECTA
ANCYLOPSETTA QUADROCELLATA
ANGUILLA ROSTRATA
ANISOTREMUS DAVIDSONI
ANISOTREMUS SURINAMENSIS
ANISOTREMUS VIRGINICTJS
ANOPLAGONUS INERMIS
ANOPLARCHUS INSIGNIS
ANOPLARCHUS PURPURESCENS
ANOPLOPOMA FIMBRIA
ANOTOPTERUS PHARAO
ANTENNARIUS AVALONIS
ANTENNARIUS MULTIOCELLATUS
ANTENNARIUS OCELLATUS
ANTENNARIUS PAUCIRADIATUS
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NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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878702020300
878702020500
881106010100
881106010200
881801030100
883544260100
884213010100
884213030100
883518010100
883518010400
883518010500
883518011400
883518011500
883518010700
883518011600
883518011700
883518010900
883518011000
883518011100
883518011300
870801010100
874113160100
883536020100
874113120200
874113120100
883109010100
882002050300
883102010100
883543030100
883543030200
879103010100
879103010200
,884001010100
875601020600
875601020300
875601020500
883544050100
885102010100
885101010200
885102010400
874112020200
877718020200
883102030700
883102030500
883102030600
883102040600
883102040100
883102040200
883102040300
883102040500
883102050100
883102410100
883108030100
883108030400
883108030300
885002060100
883518020100
883518020200
883518020300
884014010100
884014010200
885704010100
885704010200
880502050100
SINGLESPOT FROGFISH
STRIATED FROGFISH
DEEPBODY BOARFISH
SHORTSPINE BOARFISH
FOURSPINE STICKLEBACK
FRESHWATER DRUM
PENPOINT GUNNEL
ROCKWEED GUNNEL
BIGTOOTH CARDINALFISH
BRIDLE CARDINALFISH
BARRED CARDINALFISH
GUADALUPE CARDINALFISH
WHITESTAR CARDINALFISH
FLAMEFISH
MIMIC CARDINALFISH
BROADSADDLE CARDINALFISH
PALE CARDINALFISH
TWOSPOT CARDINALFISH
SAWCHEEK CARDINALFISH
BELTED CARDINALFISH
BROWN CAT SHARK
STRIPE EEL
BLACK SNAPPER
ACADEMY EEL
FINLESS EEL
SMOOTH LUMPSUCKER
FRINGED PIPEFISH
SCALED SCULPIN
SHEEPSHEAD
SEA BREAM
TOOTHED COD
POLAR COD
SAILFIN SANDFISH
PACIFIC ARGENTINE
ATLANTIC ARGENTINE
STRIATED ARGENTINE
BANDED DRUM
SILVER-RAG
BROWN DRIFTFISH
SPOTTED DRIFTFISH
BANDTOOTH CONGER
HARDHEAD CATFISH
ATLANTIC HOOKEAR SCULPIN
HAMECON
ARCTIC HOOKEAR SCULPIN
CORRALLINE SCULPIN
PADDED SCULPIN
SCALYHEAD SCULPIN
SMOOTHHEAD SCULPIN
BONEHEAD SCULPIN
ROSYLIP SCULPIN
SPINYNOSE SCULPIN
ALEUTIAN ALLIGATORFISH
ALLIGATORFISH
ARCTIC ALLIGATORFISH
RAZORBACK SCABBARDFISH
BRONZE CARDINALFISH
BLACKFIN CARDINALFISH
CONCHFISH
NORTHERN STARGAZER
SOUTHERN STARGAZER
KAMCHATKA FLOUNDER
ARROWTOOTH FLOUNDER
HARDHEAD SILVERSIDE
ANTENNARIUS RADIOSUS '
ANTENNARIUS STRIATUS
ANTIGONIA CARPOS
ANTIGONIA COMBATIA
APELTES QUADRACUS
APLODINOTUS GRUNNIENS
APODICHTHYS FLAVIDUS
APODICHTHYS FUCORUM
APOGON AFFINIS
APOGON AUROLINEATUS
APOGON BINOTATUS
APOGON GUADALUPENSIS
APOGON LACHNERI
APOGON MACULATUS
APOGON PHENAX
APOGON PILLIONATUS
APOGON PLANIFRONS
APOGON PSEUDOMACULATUS
APOGON QUADRISQUAMATUS
APOGON TOWNSENDI
APRISTURUS BRUNNEUS
APROGNATHODON PLATYVENTRIS
APSILUS DENTATUS
APTERICHTUS ANSP
APTERICHTUS KENDALLI
APTOCYCLUS VENTRICOSUS
ARCHANOPTERUS CRINIGER
ARCHAULUS BISERIATUS
ARCHOSARGUS PROBATOCEPHALUS
ARCHOSARGUS RHOMBOIDALIS
ARCTOGADUS BORISOVI
ARCTOGADUS GLACIALIS
ARCTOSCOPUS JAPONICUS
ARGENTINA SIALIS
.ARGENTINA SILUS
ARGENTINA STRIATA
ARIMUS FASCIATUS
ARIOMMA BONDI
ARIOMMA MELANUM
ARIOMMA REGULUS
ARIOSOMA BALEARICUM
ARIUS FELIS
ARTEDIELLUS ATLANTICUS
ARTEDIELLUS SCABER
ARTEDIELLUS UNCINATUS
ARTEDIUS CORALLINUS
ARTEDIUS FENESTRALIS
ARTEDIUS HARRINGTONI
ARTEDIUS LATERALIS
ARTEDIUS NOTOSPILOTUS
ASCELICHTHYS RHODORUS
ASEMICHTHYS TAYLORI
ASPIDOPHOROIDES BARTONI
ASPIDOPHOROIDES MONOPTERYGIUS
ASPIDOPHOROIDES OLRIKI
ASSURGER ANZAC
ASTRAPOGON ALUTUS
ASTRAPOGON PUNCTICULATUS
ASTRAPOGON STELLATUS
ASTROSCOPUS GUTTATUS
ASTROSCOPUS Y-GRAECUM
ATHERESTHES EVERMANNI
ATHERESTHES STOMIAS
ATHERINOMORUS STIPES
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-31
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880502010100
880502060100
883544010100
876201010200
881802010100
881901010100
885003070100
885003070200
884701210100
877718010100
883544030400
883544030100
883544030500
886002020100
886002020300
886002020200
884701080100
874113020200
874113020100
883108040100
883108040200
883108050100
883108040300
884701090100
884701090200
884701090300
884003010100
884003010200
884003010300
871304010200
871304010500
871304010700
871304010900
871304011200
882602020100
882602020200
882602020300
882602020500
884007010100
884007010200
876212010100
883102060100
883102060200
883901030100
883901030200
884701160100
879103020100
883108060100
879301020300
885703060100
885703060300
883560010100
883571010200
883571010400
883571010300
883571010100
879102010100
874701040200
874701040300
874701040400
874701040100
879103110100
879201010100
879201040100
TOPSMELT
JACKSMELT
WHITE SEABASS
YELLOWFIN AULOPUS
TUBE-SNOUT
TRUMPETFISH
BULLET MACKEREL
FRIGATE MACKEREL
RIVER GOBY
GAFFTOPSAIL CATFISH
BLUE CROAKER
SILVER PERCH
STRIPED CROAKER
GRAY TRIGGERFISH
FINESCALE TRIGGERFISH
QUEEN TRIGGERFISH
BEARDED GOBY
SOOTY EEL
WHIP EEL
GRAY STARSNOUT
SPINYCHECK STARSNOUT
BLACKFIN POACHER
BIGEYE POACHER
NOTCHTONGUE GOBY
ISLAND FRILLFIN
FRILLFIN GOBY
ALASKAN RONQUIL
SMALLMOUTH RONQUIL
SEARCHER
ALEUTIAN SKATE
SANDPAPER SKATE
ALASKA SKATE
FLATHEAD SKATE
ROUGHTAIL SKATE
SHORTFIN SEAROBIN
STREAMER SEAROBIN
HORNED SEAROBIN
SPLITNOSE SEAROBIN
DUCKBILL FLATHEAD
GOBY FLATHEAD
NORTHERN PEARLEYE
CRESTED SCULPIN
SILVER SPOTTED SCULPIN
SPOTFIN HOGFISH
SPANISH HOGFISH
RAGGED GOBY
ARCTIC COD
ROCKHEAD
ALASKA EELPOUT
PEACOCK FLOUNDER
EYED FLOUNDER
KELP PERCH
ATLANTIC POMFRET
CARIBBEAN POMFRET
LOWFIN POMFRET
PACIFIC POMFRET
ANTENNA CODLET
FINESCALE MENHADEN
GULF MENHADEN
YELLOWFIN MENHADEN
ATLANTIC MENHADEN
CUSK
RED BROTULA
BEARDED BROTULA
ATHERINOPS AFFINIS
ATHERINOPSIS CALIFORNIENSIS
ATRACTOSCION NOBILIS
AULOPUS NANAE
AULORHYNCHUS FLAVIDUS
AULOSTOMUS MACULATUS
AUXIS ROCHEI
AUXIS THAZARD
AWAOUS TAJASICA
BAGRE MARINUS
BAIRDIELLA BATABANA
BAIRDIELLA CHRYSOURA
BAIRDIELLA SANCTAELUCIAE
BALISTES CAPRISCUS
BALISTES POLYLEPIS
BALISTES VETULA
BARBULIFER CEUTHOECUS
BASCANICHTHYS BASCANIUM
BASCANICHTHYS SCUTICARIS
BATHYAGONUS ALASCANA
BATHYAGONUS INFRASPINATUS
BATHYAGONUS NIGRIPINNIS
BATHYAGONUS PENTACANTHUS
BATHYGOBIUS CURACAO
BATHYGOBIUS MYSTACIUM
BATHYGOBIUS SOPORATOR
BATHYMASTER CAERULEOFASCIATUS
BATHYMASTER LEUROLEPIS
BATHYMASTER SIGNATUS
BATHYRAJA ALEUTICA
BATHYRAJA INTERRUPTA
BATHYRAJA PARMIFERA
BATHYRAJA ROSISPINIS
BATHYRAJA TRACHURA
BELLATOR BRACHYCHIR
BELLATOR EGRETTA
BELLATOR MILITARIS
BELLATOR XENISMA
BEMBROPS ANATIROSTRIS
BEMBROPS GOBIOIDES
BENTHALBELLA DENTATA
BLEPSIAS BILOBUS
BLEPSIAS CIRRHOSUS
BODIANUS PULCHELLUS
BODIANUS RUFUS
BOLLMANNIA COMMUNIS
BOREOGADUS SAIDA
BOTHRAGONUS SWANI
BOTHROCARA PUSILLUM
BOTHUS LUNATUS
BOTHUS OCELLATUS
BRACHYISTIUS FRENATUS
BRAMA1 BRAMA
BRAMA CARIBBEA
BRAMA DUSSUMIERI
BRAMA JAPONICA
BREGMACEROS ATLANTICUS
BREVOORTIA GUNTERI
BREVOORTIA PATRONUS
BREVOORTIA SMITHI
BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS
BROSME BROSME
BROSMOPHYCIS MARGINATA
BROTULA BARBATA
pageB-32
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884212060100
882002010500
883543050100
883543050200
883543050900
883543050300
883543050500
883543050600
883543050700
883543050800
874113030200
874113030100
874113040100
886002040100
886002040200
886101535700
886002050100
886002050200
874113170100
883528030100
883528030500
883528030600
883528030300
883528030400
883528030700
883528030800
879202010100
870802050400
870802050500
870802051300
870802050900
870802050600
870802100100
870802050200
870802050700
870802050800
870802050100
870802051400
870802050300
870802051200
870802070100
870704010100
883109023200
883109021500
877604010200
883522010200
883522010100
884212220100
883501010200
883501010300
883501010400
883501010500
883502030400
883502030500
883502030100
883555020100
871001090100
876214010100
884706010100
874702040200
870704020100
884209100100
884209515000
883552010100
NUTCRACKER PRICKLEBACK
PUGNOSE PIPEFISH
GRASS PORGY
JOLTHEAD PORGY
PACIFIC PORGY
SAUCEREYE PORGY
WHITEBONE PORGY
KNOBBED PORGY
SHEEPSHEAD PORGY
LITTLEHEAD PORGY
SHORTTAIL SNAKE EEL
BLOTCHED SNAKE EEL
RIDGEFIN EEL
WHITESPOTTED FILEFISH
ORANGESPOTTED FILEFISH
SHARPNOSE PUFFER
ROUGH TRIGGERFISH
OCEAN TRIGGERFISH
SLANTLIP EEL
YELLOW JACK
GREEN JACK
BLUE RUNNER
CREVALLE JACK
HORSE-EYE JACK
BLACK JACK
BAR JACK
PEARLFISH
BLACKNOSE SHARK
BIGNOSE SHARK
NARROWTOOTH SHARK
SPINNER SHARK
SILKY SHARK
FINETOOTH SHARK
BULL SHARK
BLACKTIP SHARK
OCEAN WHITETIP SHARK
DUSKY SHARK
REEF SHARK
SANDBAR SHARK
SMALLTAIL SHARK
NIGHT SHARK
WHITE SHARK
LONGFIN SNAILFISH
BLACKTAIL SNAILFISH
WHITE SUCKER
BLACKLINE TILEFISH
OCEAN WHITEFISH
MONKEYFACE PRICKLEBACK
SWORDSPINE SNOOK
FAT SNOOK
TARPON SNOOK
COMMON SNOOK
BANK SEA BASS
ROCK SEA BASS \
BLACK SEA BASS
CHERUBFISH
BLACK DOGFISH
DOGTOOTH LAMPFISH
PUGJAW WORMFISH
ANCHOVETA
BASKING SHARK
ORANGETHROAT PIKEBLENNY
BLUETHROAT PIKEBLENNY
ATLANTIC SPADEFISH
BRYOZOICHTHYS LYSIMUS
BRYX DUNCKERI
CALAMUS ARCTIFRONS
CALAMUS BAJONADO
CALAMUS BRACHYSOMUS
CALAMUS CALAMUS
CALAMUS LEUCOSTEUS
CALAMUS NODOSUS
CALAMUS PENNA
CALAMUS PRORIDENS
CALLECHELYS GUINIENSIS
CALLECHELYS MURAENA
CALLECHELYS SPRINGERI
CANTHERHINES MACROCERUS
CANTHERHINES PULLUS
CANTHGASTER ROSTRATA
CANTHIDERMIS MACULATA
CANTHIDERMIS SUFFLAMEN
CARALOPHIA LOXOCHILA
CARANX BARTHOLOMAEI
CARANX CABALLUS
CARANX CRYSOS
CARANX HIPPOS
CARANX LATUS
CARANX LUGUBRIS
CARANX RUBER
CARAPUS BERMUDENSIS
CARCHARHINUS ACRONOTUS
CARCHARHINUS ALTIMUS
CARCHARHINUS BRACHYURUS
CARCHARHINUS BREVIPINNA
CARCHARHINUS FALCIFORMIS
CARCHARHINUS ISODON
CARCHARHINUS LEUCAS
CARCHARHINUS LIMBATUS
CARCHARHINUS LONGIMANUS
CARCHARHINUS OBSCURUS
CARCHARHINUS PEREZI
CARCHARHINUS PLUMBEUS
CARCHARHINUS POROSUS
CARCHARHINUS SIGNATUS
CARCHARODON CARCHARIAS
CAREPROCTUS LONGIPINNIS
CAREPROCTUS MELANURUS
CATOSTOMUS COMMERSONI
CAULOLATILUS CYANOPS
CAULOLATILUS PRINCEPS
CEBIDICHTHYS VIOLACEUS
CENTROPOMUS ENSIFERUS
CENTROPOMUS PARALLELUS
CENTROPOMUS PECTINATUS
CENTROPOMUS UNDECIMALIS
CENTROPRISTIS OCYURUS
CENTROPRISTIS PHILADELPHICA
CENTROPRISTIS STRIATA
CENTROPYGE ARGI
CENTROSCYLLIUM FABRICII
CERATOSCOPELUS TOWNSENDI
CERDALE FLORIDANA
CETENGRAULIS MYSTICETUS
CETORHINUS MAXIMUS
CHAENOPSIS ALEPIDOTA
CHAENOPSIS OCELLATA
CHAETODIPTERUS FABER
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-33
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883552010200
883555050100
883555010200
883555010300
883555010100
883555010700
883555010800
885703070100
884201030100
884201030200
875906010100
883544230100
879201070200
886103010600
886103010200
886103010300
886103010400
886103010100
874104010100
884212050500
884212050300
884212050200
884212050100
883102400100
870501010100
874104050100
876204010100
883528040100
883528040200
880301040100
883562030100
883562030200
883562030300
883562030500
883562030600
883562030700
885703010400
885703010500
885703010600
885703010900
885703010100
885703011000
885703010200
885703011100
883901040100
884701010100
883102070100
883102070400
883102070200
883102070300
883102070500
874701020100
874701020100
880303010100
874112010100
874112010200
883540040100
883517030100
884209020400
884209020600
875501010600
881008060100
883529010200
883529010100
PACIFIC SPADEFISH
LONGSNOUT BUTTERFLYFISH
BANK BUTTERFLYFISH
FOUREYE BUTTERFLYFISH
SPOTFIN BUTTERFLYFISH
REEF BUTTERFLYFISH
BANDED BUTTERFLYFISH
PELICAN FLOUNDER
STRIPED BLENNY
FLORIDA BLENNY
PACIFIC VIPERFISH
BLACK CROAKER
SPOTTED CUSK-EEL
PACIFIC BURRFISH
BRIDLED BURRFISH
WEB BURRFISH
SPOTTED BURRFISH
STRIPED BURRFISH
SEAGRASS EEL
ATLANTIC WARBONNET
DECORATED WARBONNET
MOSSHEAD WARBONNET
MATCHEEK WARBONNET
ROUGHBACK SCULPIN
FRILL SHARK
BICOLOR EEL
SHORTNOSE GREENEYE
ATLANTIC BUMPER
PACIFIC BUMPER
HARDHEAD HALFBEAK
BLUE CHROMIS
YELLOWTAIL REEFFISH
SUNSHINEFISH
BROWN CHROMIS
BLACKSMITH
PURPLE REEFFISH
GULF STREAM FLOUNDER
SAND WHIFF
HORNED WHIFF
SPOTTED WHIFF
PACIFIC SANDDAB
BAY WHIFF
SPECKLED SANDDAB
LONGFIN SANDDAB
CREOLE WRASSE
ARROW GOBY
SHARPNOSE SCULPIN
WOOLY SCULPIN
CALICO SCULPIN
MOSSHEAD SCULPIN
BALD SCULPIN
ATLANTIC HERRING
PACIFIC HERRING
PACIFIC SAURY
CONGER EEL
MANYTOOTH CONGER
BARRED GRUNT
BULLEYE
BLACKHEAD BLENNY
GLASS BLENNY
LAKE WHITEFISH
SPINYCHEEK SOLDIERFISH
POMPANO DOLPHIN
DOLPHIN
CHAETODIPTERUS ZONATUS
CHAETODON ACULEATUS
CHAETODON AYA
CHAETODON CAPISTRATUS
CHAETODON OCELLATUS
CHAETODON SEDENTARIUS
CHAETODON STRIATUS
CHASCANOPSETTA LUGUBRIS
CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS
CHASMODES SABURRAE
CHAULIODUS MACOUNI
CHEILOTREMA SATURNUM
CHILARA TAYLORI
CHILOMYCTERUS AFFINIS
CHILOMYCTERUS ANTENNATUS
CHILOMYCTERUS ANTILLARUM
CHILOMYCTERUS ATINGA
CHILOMYCTERUS SCHOEPFI
CHILORHINUS SUENSONI
CHIROLOPHIS ASCANII
CHIROLOPHIS DECORATUS
CHIROLOPHIS NUGATOR
CHIROLOPHIS TARSODES
CHITONOTUS PUGETTENSIS
CHLAMYDOSELACHUS ARGfUINEUS
CHLOPSIS BICOLOR
CHLOROPHTHALMUS AGASSIZI
CHLOROSCOMBRUS CHRYSURUS
CHLOROSCOMBRUS ORQUETA
CHRIODORUS ATHERINOIDES
CHROMIS CYANEA
CHROMIS ENCHRYSURUS
CHROMIS INSOLATA
CHROMIS MULTILINEATA
CHROMIS PUNCTIPINNIS
CHROMIS SCOTTI
CITHARICHTHYS ARCTIFRONS
CITHARICHTHYS ARENACEUS
CITHARICHTHYS CORNUTUS
CITHARICHTHYS MACROPS
CITHARICHTHYS SORDIDUS
CITHARICHTHYS SPILOPTERUS
CITHARICHTHYS STIGMAEUS
CITHARICHTHYS XANTHOSTIGMA
CLEPTICUS PARRAE
CLEVELANDIA IOS
CLINOCOTTUS ACUTICEPS
CLINOCOTTUS ANALIS
CLINOCOTTUS EMBRYUM
CLINOCOTTUS GLOPICEPS
CLINOCOTTUS RECALVUS
CLUPEA HARENGUS
CLUPEA PALLASI
COLOLABIS SAIRA
CONGER OCEANICUS
CONGER TRIPORICEPS
CONODON NOBILIS
COOKEOLUS JAPONICUS
CORALLIOZETUS BAHAMENSIS
CORALLIOZETUS DIAPHANUS
COREGONUS CLUPEAFORMIS
CORNIGER SPINOSUS
CORYPHAENA EQUISETIS
CORYPHAENA HIPPURUS
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884701020200
884701020300
884701020400
884701020500
884701020600
884701020700
884701020100
884701020800
884701020900
884701021000
882002040100
882002040300
882002010600
882002011200
882002040200
883102080100
883102080300
884209110100
884212160100
884212150100
884212200100
878808020100
883903020100
883109030100
885102020300
885102020100
885703080100
885703080200
883109040500
883109150100
883560020100
883544010600
883544010200
883544010300
883544011400
883544010400
880404010100
877601010100
880301010700
880301010200
880301010300
880301010400
880301010500
880301010100
883201010100
884013020200
884013020100
871001040100
871305010300
871305010400
871305010100
871305010500
871305010600
871305010200
883102090100
883528120100
883528120200
883528120400
883528120300
883901050100
881502020100
876214020100
883539020100
883539020300
BARFIN GOBY
COLON GOBY
PALLID GOBY
BRIDLED GOBY
GLASS GOBY
PEPPERMINT GOBY
BLACKEYE GOBY
MASKED GOBY
SPOTTED GOBY
BARTAIL GOBY
WHITENOSE PIPEFISH
CRESTED PIPEFISH
SHORTFIN PIPEFISH
DWARF PIPEFISH
DEEPWATER PIPEFISH
COASTRANGE SCULPIN
PRICKLY SCULPIN
DEEPWATER BLENNY
DWARF WRYMOUTH
GIANT WRYMOUTH
WRYMOUTH
TRIPLEWART SEADEVIL
BLUELIP PARROTFISH
BLOTCHED SNAILFISH
LONGFIN CIGARFISH
BIGEYE CIGARFISH
MEXICAN FLOUNDER
SPOTFIN FLOUNDER
ARCTIC LUMPSUCKER
LUMPFISH
SHINER PERCH
SAND SEATROUT
SPOTTED SEATROUT
SILVER SEATROUT
SHORTFIN CORVINA
WEAKFISH
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW
COMMON CARP
CALIFORNIA FLYINGFISH
CLEARWING FLYINGFISH
MARGINED FLYINGFISH
BANDWING FLYINGFISH
SPOTFIN FLYINGFISH
ATLANTIC FLYINGFISH
FLYING GURNARD
BIGEYE STARGAZER
SAND STARGAZER
KITEFIN SHARK
SOUTHERN STINGRAY
ROUGHTAIL STINGRAY
DIAMOND STINGRAY
ATLANTIC STINGRAY
BLUNTNOSE STINGRAY
PELAGIC STINGRAY
SPINYHEAD SCULPIN
MACKEREL SCAD
ROUND SCAD
MEXICAN SCAD
REDTAIL SCAD
RED HOGFISH
POLKA-DOT RIBBONFISH
CALIFORNIA HEADLIGHTFISH
IRISH POMPANO
STRIPED MOJARRA
CORYPHOPTERLTS ALLOIDES
CORYPHOPTERUS DICRUS
CORYPHOPTERUS EIDOLON
CORYPHOPTERUS GLAUCOFRAENUM
CORYPHOPTERUS HYALINUS
CORYPHOPTERUS LIPERNES
CORYPHOPTERUS NICHOLSI
CORYPHOPTERUS PERSONATUS
CORYPHOPTERUS PUNCIPECTOPHORUS
CORYPHOPTERUS THRIX
COSMOCAMPUS ALBIROSTRIS
COSMOCAMPUS BRACHYCEPHALUS
COSMOCAMPUS ELUCENS
COSMOCAMPUS HILDEBRANDI
COSMOCAMPUS PROFUNDUS
COTTUS ALEUTICUS
COTTUS ASPER
CRYPOTREMA CORALLINUM
CRYPTACANTHODES ALEUTENSIS
CRYPTACANTHODES GIGANTEA
CRYPTACANTHODES MACULATUS
CRYPTOPSARAS COUESI
CRYPTOTOMUS ROSEUS
CRYSTALLICHTHYS CYCLOPILUS
CUBICEPS PARADOXUS
CUBICEPS PAUCIRADIATUS
CYCLOPSETTA CHITTENDENI
CYCLOPSETTA FIMBRIATA
CYCLOPTEROPSIS MACALPINI
CYCLOPTERUS LUMPUS
CYMATOGASTER AGGREGATA
CYNOSCION ARENARIUS
CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS
CYNOSCION NOTHUS
CYNOSCION PARVIPINNIS
CYNOSCION REGALIS
CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS
CYPRINUS CARPIO
CYPSELURUS CALIFORNICUS
CYPSELURUS COMATUS
CYPSELURUS CYANOPTERUS
CYPSELURUS EXSILIENS
CYPSELURUS FURCATUS
CYPSELURUS MELANURUS
DACTYLOPTERUS VOLITANS
DACTYLOSCOPUS CROSSOTUS
DACTYLOSCOPUS TRIDIGITATUS
DALATIAS LICHA
DASYATIS AMERICANA
DASYATIS CENTROURA
DASYATIS DIPTERURA
DASYATIS SABINA
DASYATIS SAY
DASYATIS VIOLACEA
DASYCOTTUS SETIGER
DEGAPTERUS MACARELLUS
DECAPTERUS PUNCTATUS
DECAPTERUS SCOMBRINUS
DECAPTERUS TABL
DECODON PUELLARIS
DESMODEMA POLYSTICTUM
DIAPHUS THETA
DIAPTERUS AURATUS
DIAPTERUS PLUMIERI
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-35
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886103020200
886103020100
876214080200
883502100200
883502100500
883543040200
883543040100
884601010300
883901060100
884701330100
884701330200
874701050100
874701050200
874117010100
874105030100
883527020100
883527020200
874105020100
871001100100
874113090100
874113090200
883528130100
879103030100
873801010200
873801010100
885704030100
883560030200
883560030100
884209020100
884209020200
884209020300
883535010100
879103150100
884208010100
874702010200
874702010300
874702010100
885703090100
884208010300
883102100100
883102100200
883102100300
883102100400
885704110100
885704040100
883502040200
883502040300
883502060100
883502180100
883502040400
883502040500
883502080200
883502040600
883502090100
883502040100
883502040800
883502040900
883502041000
883502041100
883502041200
860601010100
860601010200
883544120100
883544120200
BALLONFISH
PORCUPINEFISH
DIOGENES LAMPFISH
SAND PERCH
DWARF SAND PERCH
SILVER PORGY
SPOTTAIL PINFISH
SPOTTED DRAGONET
DWARF WRASSE
PACIFIC FAT SLEEPER
FAT SLEEPER
GIZZARD SHAD
THREADFIN SHAD
SHORTBELLY EEL
VIPER MORAY
SHARKSUCKER
WHITEFIN SHARKSUCKER
CHAIN MORAY
PRICKLY SHARK
SPOTTED SPOON-NOSE EEL
SNAPPER EEL
RAINBOW RUNNER
SAFFRON COD
MACHETE
LADYFISH
DEEPSEA SOLE
BLACK PERCH
STRIPED SEAPERCH
BANNER BLENNY
SAILFIN BLENNY
PIRATE BLENNY
BONNETMOUTH
FOURBEARD ROCKLING
LOFTY TRIPLEFIN
CAMIGUANA ANCHOVY
SILVER ANCHOVY
NORTHERN ANCHOVY
SPINY FLOUNDER
REDEYE TRIPLEFIN
BUFFALO SCULPIN
ANTLERED SCULPIN
LEISTER SCULPIN
BULL SCULPIN
SLENDER SOLE
PETRALE SOLE
ROCK HIND
SPOTTED CABRILLA
MUTTON HAMLET
GRAYSBY
SPECKLED HIND
YELLOWEDGE GROUPER
CONEY
RED HIND
MARBLED GROUPER
JEWFISH
RED GROUPER
MISTY GROUPER
WARSAW GROUPER
SNOWY GROUPER
NASSAU GROUPER
BLACK HAGFISH
PACIFIC HAGFISH
HIGH-HAT
JACKKNIFE-FISH
DIODON HOLOCANTHUS
DIODON HYSTRIX
DIOGENYS LATERNATUS
DIPLECTRUM FORMOSUM
DIPLECTRUM BIVITTATUM
DIPLODUS ARGENTEUS
DIPLODUS HOLBROOKI
DIPLOGRAMMUS PAUCIRADIATUS
DORATONOTUS MEGALEPIS
DORMITATOR LATIFRONS
DORMITATOR MACULATUS
DOROSOMA CEPEDIANUM
DOROSOMA PETENENSE
DYSOMMA ANGUILLARE
ECHELYCORE NIGRICANS
ECHENEIS NAUCRATES
ECHENEIS NEUCRATOIDES
ECHIDNA CATENATA
ECHINORHINUS COOKEI
ECHIOPHIS INTERTINCTUS
ECHIOPHIS PUNCTIFER
ELEGATIS BIPINNULATUS
ELEGINUS GRACILIS
ELOPS AFFINIS
ELOPS SAURUS
EMBASSICHTHYS BATHYBIUS
EMBIOTOCA1 JACKSONI
EMBIOTOCA LATERALIS
EMBLEMARIA ATLANTICA
EMBLEMARIA PANDIONIS
EMBLEMARIA PIRATULA
EMMELICHTHYOPS ALANTICUS
ENCHELYOPUS CIMBRIUS
ENEANECTES ALTIVELIS
ENGRAULIS ESTAUQUAE
ENGRAULIS EURYSTOLE
ENGRAULIS MORDAX
ENGYOPHRYS SENTA
ENNEANECTES PECTORALIS
ENOPHRYS BISON
ENOPHRYS DICERAUS
ENOPHRYS LUCASI
ENOPHRYS TAURINA
EOPSETTA EXILIS
EOPSETTA JORDANI
EPINEPHELUS ADSCENSIONIS
EPINEPHELUS ANALOGUE
EPINEPHELUS AFER
EPINEPHELUS CRUENTATUS
EPINEPHELUS DRUMMONDHAYI
EPINEPHELUS FLAVOLIMBATUS
EPINEPHALUS FULVA
EPINEPHELUS GUTTATUS
EPINEPHALUS INERMIS
EPINEPHELUS ITAJARA
EPINEPHELUS MORIO
EPINEPHELUS MYSTACINUS
EPINEPHELUS NIGRITUS
EPINEPHELUS NIVEATUS
EPINEPHELUS STRIATUS
EPTATRETUS DEANI
EPTATRETUS STOUTI
EQUETUS ACUMINATUS
EQUETUS LANCEOLATUS
pageB-36
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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883544120500
883544120600
882702020100
884701180100
885704050100
875801010100
875801010400
875801010300
883536030100
885703020100
885703020200
885703020400
874701060100
883539010100
883539010700
883539010200
883539010800
883539010600
883539010400
883539010500
884701320100
880301060100
880301060200
881501020100
884212170100
883109050100
883109050400
883109050600
883109050800
885003010300
885003010200
885003010400
884701100200
884701040100
880301070100
880301070200
881902010300
881902010100
880404050100
884601010100
880404020100
880404020700
880404020300
880404020900
880404020400
880404020500
880404021200
879103040100
879103040200
879103040300
870802020100
870802010100
880408010100
880408010200
881801010100
881801010200
885703100100
885001020100
883544020100
883539030100
884209010300
884209010100
884209010200
884013010100
SPOTTED DRUM
CUBBYU
SKILFISH
EMERALD SLEEPER
REX SOLE
NORTHERN PIKE
MUSKELLUNGE
CHAIN PICKEREL
QUEEN SNAPPER
FRINGED FLOUNDER
SMALLMOUTH FLOUNDER
GRAY FLOUNDER
ROUND HERRING
SPOTFIN MOJARRA
PACIFIC FLAGFIN MOJARRA
SILVER JENNY
BIGEYE MOJARRA
SLENDER MOJARRA
MOTTLED MOJARRA
FLAGFIN MOJARRA
TIDEWATER GOBY
FLYING HALFBEAK
RIBBON HALFBEAK
UNICORNFISH
FOURLINE SNAKEBLENNY
PIMPLED LUMPSUCKER
LEATHERFIN LUMPSUCKER
PACIFIC SPINY LUMPSUCKER
ATLANTIC SPINY LUMPSUCKER
KAWAKAWA
LITTLE TUNNY
BLACK SKIPJACK
SPONGE GOBY
LYRE GOBY
OCEAN TWO-WING FLYINGFISH
TROPICAL TWO-WING FLYINGFISH
RED CORNETFISH
BLUESPOTTED CORNETFISH
GOLDSPOTTED KILLIFISH
SPOTFIN DRAGONET
MARSH KILLIFISH
GULF KILLIFISH
MUMMICHOG
SALTMARSH TOPMINNOW
SPOTFIN KILLIFISH
STRIPED KILLIFISH
BAYOU KILLIFISH
PACIFIC COD
ATLANTIC COD
GREENLAND COD
TIGER SHARK
SOUPFIN SHARK
WESTERN MOSQUITOFISH
MANGROVE GAMBUSIA
THREESPINE STICKLEBACK
BLACKSPOTTED STICKLEBACK
SHRIMP FLOUNDER
SNAKE MACKEREL
WHITE CROAKER
YELLOWFIN MOJARRA
SPOTTED KELPFISH
STRIPED KELPFISH
CREVICE KELPFISH
ARROW STARGAZER .
EQUETUS PUNCTATUS
EQUETUS UMBROSUS
ERILEPIS ZONIFER
EROTELIS SMARAGDUS
ERREX ZACHIRUS
ESOX LUCIUS
ESOX MASQUINONGY
ESOX NIGER
ETELIS OCULATUS
ETROPUS CROSSOTUS
ETROPUS MICROSTOMUS
ETROPUS RIMOSUS
ETRUMEUS TERES
EUCINOSTOMUS ARGENTEUS
EUCINOSTOMUS GRACILIS
EUCINOSTOMUS GULA
EUCINOSTOMUS HAVANA
EUCINOSTOMUS JONESI
EUCINOSTOMUS LEFROYI
EUCINOSTOMUS MELANOPTERUS
EUCYCLOGOBIUS NEWBERRYI
EULEPTORHAMPHUS VELOX
EULEPTORHAMPHUS VIRIDIS
EUMECICHTHYS FISKI
EUMESOGRAMMUS PRAECISUS
EUMICROTREMUS ANDRIASHEVI
EUMICROTREMUS DERJUGINI
EUMICROTREMUS ORBIS
EUMICROTREMUS SPINOSUS
EUTHYNNUS AFFINIS
EUTHYNNUS ALLETTERATUS
EUTHYNNUS LINEATUS
EVERMANNICHTHYS SPONGICOLA
EVORTHODUS LYRICUS
EXOCOETUS OBTUSIROSTRIS
EXOCOETUS VOLITANS
FISTULARIA PETIMBA
FISTULARIA TABACARIA
FLORIDICHTHYS CARPIO
FOETOREPUS AGASSIZI
FUNDULUS CONFLUENTUS
FUNDULUS GRANDIS
FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS
FUNDULUS JENKINSI
FUNDULUS LUCIAE
FUNDULUS MAJALIS
FUNDULUS PULVEREUS
GADUS MACROCEPHALUS
GADUS MORHUA
GADUS OGAC
GALEOCERDO CUVIER
GALEORHINUS ZYOPTERUS
GAMBUSIA AFFINIS
GAMBUSIA RHIZOPHORAE
GASTEROSTEUS ACULEATUS
GASTEROSTEUS WHEATLANDI
GASTROPSETTA FRONTALIS
GEMPYLUS SERPENS
GENYONEMUS LINEATUS
GERRES CINEREUS
GIBBONSIA ELEGANS
GIBBONSIA METZI
GIBBONSIA MONTEREYENSIS
GILLELLUS GREYAE
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-37
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884013010300
870702010100
883551020100
875601030200
884014020100
884701110100
874112040100
878401010300
878401010100
878401010400
878401010500
878401010600
878401010200
884701120100
884701340100
884701051200
884701050300
884701050100
884701050900
884701050400
884701051100
884701050500
884701050600
884701060100
884701060200
884701060500
884701060600
884701060700
884701060800
884701060300
884701060900
884701220100
883502110100
874113050100
874113050200
879201230100
885801030100
885801030200
879301040300
883102130200
883102130400
884212070100
874105040100
874105040900
874105040300
874105040400
874105040800
871305020100
871305020300
871305020200
885704050200
883540010300
883540010100
883540010600
883540010700
883540010800
883540011000
883540011100
883540011700
883540010200
883540011300
883540011600
883901070100
883901070200
WARTEYE STARGAZER
NURSE SHARK
OPALEYE
PYGMY ARGENTINE
FRECKLED STARGAZER
GOLDSPOT GOBY
CATALINA CONGER
LINED CLINGFISH
NORTHERN CLINGFISH
BEARDED CLINGFISH
STIPPLED CLINGFISH
CALIFORNIA CLINGFISH
SKILLETFISH
VIOLET GOBY
BIGMOUTH SLEEPER
DARTER GOBY
HIGHFIN GOBY
DASH GOBY
LONGTAIL GOBY
FRESHWATER GOBY
EMERALD GOBY
SPOTFIN GOBY
SPOTTAIL GOBY
NAKED GOBY
SEABOARD GOBY
YELLOWLINE GOBY
TWOSCALE GOBY
TIGER GOBY
NEON GOBY
CODE GOBY
YELLOWPROW GOBY
PALEBACK GOBY
SPANISH FLAG
HORSEHAIR EEL
THREAD EEL
GOLD BROTULA
NAKED SOLE
FRINGED SOLE
FISH DOCTOR
ARMORHEAD SCULPIN
ARCTIC STAGHORN SCULPIN
TRIDENT PRICKLEBACK
GREEN MORAY
CALIFORNIA MORAY
SPOTTED MORAY
BLACKEDGE MORAY
PURPLEMOUTH MORAY
SPINY BUTTERFLY RAY
CALIFORNIA BUTTERFLY RAY
SMOOTH BUTTERFLY RAY
WITCH FLOUNDER
MARGATE
TOMTATE
CAESAR GRUNT
SMALLMOUTH GRUNT
FRENCH GRUNT
SPANISH GRUNT
COTTONWICK
SAILORS CHOICE
WHITE GRUNT
BLUESTRIPED GRUNT
STRIPED GRUNT
GREENBAND WRASSE
SLIPPERY DICK
GILLELLUS URANIDEA
GINGLYMOSTOMA CIRRATUM
GIRELLA NIGRICANS
GLOSSANODON PYGMAEUS
GNATHAGNUS EGREGIUS
GNATHOLEPIS THOMPSONI
GNATHOPHIS CATALINENSIS
GOBIESOX EUGRAMMUS
GOBIESOX MAEANDRICUS
GOBIESOX PAPILLIFER
GOBIESOX PUNCTULATUS
GOBIESOX RHESSODON
GOBIESOX STRUMOSUS
GOBIOIDES BROUSSONNETI
GOBIOMORUS DORMITOR
GOBIONELLUS BOLEOSOMA
GOBIONELLUS OCEANICUS
GOBIONELLUS SAEPEPALLENS
GOBIONELLUS SAGITULLA
GOBIONELLUS SHUFELDTI
GOBIONELLUS SMARAGDUS
GOBIONELLUS STIGMALOPHIUS
GOBIONELLUS STIGMATURUS
GOBIOSOMA BOSC
GOBIOSOMA GINSBURGI
GOBIOSOMA HORSTI
GOBIOSOMA LONGIPALA
GOBIOSOMA MACRODON
GOBIOSOMA OCEANOPS
GOBIOSOMA ROBUSTUM
GOBIOSOMA XANTHIPRORA
GOBULUS MYERSI
GONIOPLECTRUS HISPANUS
GORDIICHTHYS IRRETITUS
GORDIICHTHYS SPRINGERI
GUNTERICHTHYS LONGIPENIS
GYMNACHIRUS MELAS
GYMNACHIRUS TEXAE
GYMNELUS VIRIDUS
GYMNOCANTHUS GALEATUS
GYMNOCANTHUS TRICUSPIS
GYMNOCLINUS CRISTULATUS
GYMNOTHORAX FUNEBRIS
GYMNOTHORAX MORDAX
GYMNOTHORAX MORINGA
GYMNOTHORAX NIGROMARGINATUS
GYMNOTHORAX VICINUS
GYMNURA ALTAVELA
GYMNURA MARMORATA
GYMNURA MICRURA
GYPTOCEPHALUS CYNOGLOSSUS
HAEMULON ALBUM
HAEMULON AUROLINEATUM
HAEMULON CARBONARIUM
HAEMULON CHRYSARGYREUM
HAEMULON FLAVOLINEATUM
HAEMULON MACROSTOMUM
HAEMULON MELANURUM
HAEMULON PARRA
HAEMULON PLUMIERI
HAEMULON SCIURUS
HAEMULON STRIATUM
HALICHOERES BATHYPHILUS
HALICHOERES BIVITTATUS
pageB-38
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix: B: Taxa Codes
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SS39010-70300
883901070400
883901070500
883901070600
883901070700
883901070800
883901070900
883901071000
878704030100
874701080100
874701080200
874701080400
874701080500
882601030100
883502200100
883502120100
883502120300
883502120200
883528140100
884209120100
883102140200
883102140300
883102440100
883102140500
883901080100
883901080200
883901080400
880301020200
880301020100
880301020400
883102150300
883102150200
883551030100
874112110100
870401010100
884209505000
882701010100
882701010200
882701010300
882701010000
882701010400
870502010100
874112030200
874112030300
878803020100
882002020100
882002020600
882002020200
882002020400
882002020500
885703110200
885704060100
885704060300
885704060200
885704190200
885704190100
880301090100
880301090300
878702010100
883555030100
883555030300
883502150100
886001010200
881008010100
PAINTED WRASSE
YELLOWCHEEK WRASSE
YELLOWHEAD WRASSE
CLOWN WRASSE
RAINBOW WRASSE
BLACKEAR WRASSE
PUDDINGWIFE
ROCK WRASSE
PANCAKE BATFISH
FALSE PILCHARD
REDEAR SARDINE
SCALED SARDINE
FLATIRON HERRING
BLACKBELLY ROSEFISH
STREAMER BASS
LONGTAIL BASS
SPLITTAIL BASS
RED BARBIER
BLUNTNOSE JACK
WRASSE BLENNY
RED IRISH LORD
YELLOW IRISH LORD
BUTTERFLY SCULPIN
BROWN IRISH LORD
ROSY RAZORFISH
PEARLY RAZORFISH
GREEN RAZORFISH
BALAO
BALLYHOO
LONGFIN HALFBEAK
SEA RAVEN
BIGMOUTH SCULPIN
ZEBRA PERCH
BROWN GARDEN EEL
HORN SHARK
GIANT KELPFISH
KELP GREENLING
ROCK GREENLING
MASKED GREENLING
GREENLING
WHITESPOTTED GREENLING
SIX GILL SHARK
YELLOW CONGER
WHIPTAIL CONGER
ATLANTIC FOOTBALLFISH
LINED SEAHORSE
PACIFIC SEAHORSE
OFFSHORE SEAHORSE
LONGSNOUT SEAHORSE
DWARF SEAHORSE
BIGMOUTH SOLE
FLATHEAD SOLE
AMERICAN DAB
BERING FLOUNDER
ATLANTIC HALIBUT
PACIFIC HALIBUT
FOURWING FLYINGFISH
BLACKWING FLYINGFISH
SARGASSUMFISH
QUEEN ANGELFISH
ROCK BEAUTY
ROUGHTONGUE BASS
SPOTTED SPIKEFISH
SQUIRRELFISH
HALICHOERES CAUDALIS
HALICHOERES CYANOCEPHALUS
HALICHOERES GARNOTI
HALICHOERES MACULIPINNA
HALICHOERES PICTUS
HALICHOERES POEYI
HALICHOERES RADIATUS
HALICHOERES SEMICINCTUS
HALIEUTICHTHYS ACULEATUS
HARENGULA CLUPEOLA
HARENGULA HUMERALIS
HARENGULA JAGUANA
HARENGULA THRISSINA
HELICOLENUS DACTYLOPTERUS
HEMANTHIAS AUROEORUBENS
HEMANTHIAS LEPTUS
HEMANTHIAS SIGNIFER
HEMANTHIAS VIVANUS
HEMICRANX AMBLYRHYNCHUS
HEMIEMBLEMARIA SIMULUS
HEMILEPIDOTUS HEMILEPIDOTUS
HEMILEPIDOTUS JORDANI
HEMILEPIDOTUS PAPILIO
HEMILEPIDOTUS SPINOSUS
HEMIPTERONOTUS MARTINICENSIS
HEMIPTERONOTUS NOVACULA
HEMIPTERONOTUS SPLENDENS
HEMIRAMPHUS BALAO
HEMIRAMPHUS BRASILIENSIS
HEMIRAMPHUS SALTATOR
HEMITRIPTERUS AMERICANUS
HEMITRIPTERUS BOLINI
HERMOSILLA AZUREA
HETEROCONGER HALIS
HETERODONTUS FRANCISCI
HETEROSTICHUS ROSTRATUS
HEXAGRAMMOS DECAGRAMMUS
HEXAGRAMMOS LAGOCEPHALUS
HEXAGRAMMOS OCTOGRAMMUS
HEXAGRAMMOS SPP.
HEXAGRAMMOS STELLERI
HEXANCHUS GRISEUS
HILDEBRANDIA FLAVA
HILDEBRANDIA GRACILIOR
HIMANTOLOPHUS GROENLANDICUS
'HIPPOCAMPUS ERECTUS
HIPPOCAMPUS INGENS
HIPPOCAMPUS OBTUSUS
HIPPOCAMPUS REIDI
HIPPOCAMPUS ZOSTERAE
HIPPOGLOSSINA STOMATA
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES ELASSODON
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES PLATESSOIDES
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES ROBUSTUS
HIPPOGLOSSUS HIPPOGLOSSUS
HIPPOGLOSSUS STENOLEPIS
HIRUNDICHTHYS AFFINIS
HIRUNDICHTHYS RONDELETI
HISTRIO HISTRIO
HOLACANTHUS CILIARIS
HOLACANTHUS TRICOLOR
HOLANTHIAS MARTINICENSIS
HOLLARDIA MEADI
HOLOCENTRUS ADSCENSIONIS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-39
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883555030400
881008010200
881008010400
881008010500
881008010300
881008010600
874108010200
871602010100
885101020200
885101020100
883560040300
883560040100
883560040200
884201050200
884201050300
884201050100
884201050400
880502040200
875503010100
875503010300
883502130100
885704220100
880301030400
880301030100
877730010100
883108070100
884201020400
884201020300
884201020100
884201020200
884201020500
883560080100
883562070100
883102160100
883102160200
883102160600
883102160300
883102160700
883102160500
883102160800
883102160400
883101010100
883101010500
874113110300
885101010100
884301010100
877702010200
877702010500
884701230100
883535020100
884701140100
885006010100
870704050100
874701090100
874701090200
883102420100
884014030100
884014030300
885003010100
874104020100
883551010100
883551010200
884209030100
884209030300
BLUE ANGELFISH
DEEPWATER SQUIRRELFISH
REEF SQUIRRELFISH
LONGJAW SQUIRRELFISH
LONGSPINE SQUIRRELFISH
DUSKY SQUIRRELFISH
FRECKLED PIKE-CONGER
SPOTTED RATFISH
BLACK DRIFTFISH
BARRELFISH
SPOTFIN SURFPERCH
WALLEYE SURFPERCH
SILVER SURFPERCH
OYSTER BLENNY
BARRED BLENNY
CRESTED BLENNY
ORANGESPOTTED BLENNY
REEF SILVERSIDE
SURF SMELT
DELTA SMELT
BUTTER HAMLET
DIAMOND TURBOT
CALIFORNIA HALFBEAK
SILVERSTRIPE HALFBEAK
SUCKERMOUTH CATFISH
FOURHORN POACHER
ROCKPOOL BLENNY
BAY BLENNY
FEATHER BLENNY
FRECKLED BLENNY
MUSSEL BLENNY
RAINBOW SEAPERCH
GARIBALDI
NORTHERN SCULPIN
DUSKY SCULPIN
PIT-HEAD SCULPIN
THREADFIN SCULPIN
FRINGED SCULPIN
FROGMOUTH SCULPIN
YELLOWCHIN SCULPIN
SPOTFIN SCULPIN
TWOHORN SCULPIN
SPATULATE SCULPIN
SURF EEL
MEDUSAFISH
RAGFISH
BLUE CATFISH
CHANNEL CATFISH
CHEEKSPOT GOBY
BOGA
BLUE GOBY
SAILFISH
SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK
DWARF HERRING
LITTLE-EYE HERRING
LONGFIN SCULPIN
LANCER STARGAZER
SMOOTH STARGAZER
SKIPJACK TUNA
FALSE MORAY
YELLOW CHUB
BERMUDA CHUB
PUFFCHEEK BLENNY
PALEHEAD BLENNY
HOLOCANTHUS BERMUDENSIS
HOLOCENTRUS BULLISI
HOLOCENTRUS CORUSCUS
HOLOCENTRUS MARIANUS
HOLOCENTRUS RUFUS
HOLOCENTRUS VEXILLARIUS
HOPLUNNIS MACRURUS
•HYDROLAGUS COLLIEI
HYPEROGLYPHE BYTHITES
HYPEROGLYPHE PERCIFORMIS
HYPERPROSOPON ANALE
HYPERPROSOPON ARGENTEUM
HYPERPROSOPON ELLIPTICUM
HYPLEUROCHILUS AEQUIPINNIS
HYPLEUROCHILUS BERMUDENSIS
HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS
HYPLEUROCHILUS SPRINGERI
HYPOATHERINA HARRINGTONENSIS
HYPOMESUS PRETIOSUS
HYPOMESUS TRANSPACIFICUS
HYPOPLECTRUS UNICOLOR
HYPOPSETTA GUTTULATA
HYPORHAMPHUS ROSAE
HYPORHAMPHUS UNIFASCIATUS
HYPOSTOMUS PLECOSTOMUS
HYPSAGONUS QUADRICORNIS
HYPSOBLENNIUS GILBERTI
HYPSOBLENNIUS GENTILIS
HYPSOBLENNIUS HENTZ
HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS
HYPSOBLENNIUS JENKINSI
HYPSURUS CARYI
HYPSYPOPS RUBICUNDA
ICELINUS BOREALIS
ICELINUS BURCHAMI
ICELINUS CAVIFRONS
ICELINUS FILAMENTOSUS
ICELINUS FIMBRIATUS
ICELINUS OCULATUS
ICELINUS QUADRISERIATUS
ICELINUS TENUIS
ICELUS BICORNIS
ICELUS SPATULA
ICHTHYAPUS OPHIONEUS
ICICHTHYS LOCKINGTONI
ICOSTEUS AENAGMATICUS
ICTALURUS FURCATUS
ICTALURUS PUNCTATUS
ILYPNUS GILBERTI
INERMIA VITTATA
IOGLOSSUS CALLIURUS
ISTIOPHORUS PLATYPTERUS
ISURUS OXYRINCHUS
JENKINSIA LAMPROTAENIA
JENKINSIA MAJUA
JORDANIA ZONOPE
KATHETOSTOMA ALBIGUTTA
KATHETOSTOMA AVERRUNCUS
KATSUWONUS PELAMIS
KAUPICHTHYS HYOPOROIDES
KYPHOSUS INCISOR
KYPHOSUS SECTATRIX
LABRISOMUS BUCCIFERUS
LABRISOMUS GOBIO
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884209030400
884209030500
884209030800
884209030600
884209030700
886003010200
886003020200
886003020100
886003010100
886003010300
886101010100
886101010000
883543020100
870704030100
870704030200
876214030200
860301020300
860301010100
881301010100
881301010100
883901090100
883102430100
883544040100
885001030100
884701030100
885002040200
873201010200
873201010100
873201010300
873201010500
873201010400
883516050100
883516050200
883516050500
883516050300
883516050400
883516050900
879201050400
879201050500
879201050300
883108080100
883102180100
874113060100
884701240100
880502070100
875602010600
883502140200
883502140300
883502140400
883109082600
883109080300
883109080600
883109080800
883109081000
883109081500
883109081100
883109080700
883109120200
883109082700
883109082000
883109082200
883109082500
883109082900
883538010100
MIMIC BLENNY
LONGFIN BLENNY
DOWNY BLENNY
SPOTCHEEK BLENNY
HAIRY BLENNY
SPOTTED TRUNKFISH
HONEYCOMB COWFISH
SCRAWLED COWFISH
TRUNKFISH
SMOOTH TRUNKFISH
SMOOTH PUFFER
OCEANIC PUFFER
PINFISH
SALMON SHARK
PORBEAGLE
PINPOINT LAMPFISH
ARCTIC LAMPREY
PACIFIC LAMPREY
OPAH
OPAH
HOGFISH
LAVENDER SCULPIN
SPOT
ESCOLAR
BAY GOBY
PACIFIC SCABBARDFISH
SPOTTED GAR
LONGNOSE GAR
SHORTNOSE GAR
FLORIDA GAR
ALLIGATOR GAR
REDBREASTED SUNFISH
GREEN SUNFISH
PUMPKINSEED
WARMOUTH
BLUEGILL
REDEAR SUNFISH
BLACKEDGE CUSK-EEL
MOTTLED CUSK-EEL
FAWN CUSK-EEL
ATLANTIC POACHER
PACIFIC STAGHORN SCULPIN
SAILFIN EEL
HALFBLIND GOBY
CALIFORNIA GRUNION
CALIFORNIA SMOOTHTONGUE
WRASSE BASS
CAVE BASS
PEPPERMINT BASS
ATLANTIC SEASNAIL
SPOTTED SNAILFISH
RIBBON SNAILFISH
MARBLED SNAILFISH
TIDEPOOL SNAILFISH
GELATINOUS SEASNAIL
SLIPSKIN SNAILFISH
VARIEGATED SNAILFISH
LOBEFIN SNAILFISH
INQUILINE SEASNAIL
SLIMY SNAILFISH
SHOWY SNAILFISH
RINGTAIL SNAILFISH
KELP SNAILFISH
TRIPLETAIL
LABRISOMUS GUPPYI
LABRISOMUS HAITIENSIS
LABRISOMUS KALISHERAE
LABRISOMUS NIGRICINCTUS
LABRISOMUS NUCHIPINNIS
LACTOPHRYS BICAUDALIS
LACTOPHRYS POLYGONIA
LACTOPHRYS QUADRICORNIS
LACTOPHRYS TRIGONUS
LACTOPHRYS TRIQUETER
LAGOCEPHALUS LAEVIGATUS
LAGOCEPHALUS LAGOCEPHALUS
LAGODON RHOMBOIDES
LAMNA DITROPIS
LAMNA NASUS
LAMPANYCTUS REGALIS
LAMPETRA JAPONICA
LAMPETRA TRIDENTATA
LAMPRIS GUTTATUS
LAMPRIS REGIUS
LANCHNOLAIMUS MAXIMUS
LEIOCOTTUS HIRUNDO
LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS
LEPIDOCYBIUM FLAVOBRUNNEUM
LEPIDOGOBIUS LEPIDUS
LEPIDOPUS FITCHI
LEPISOSTEUS OCULATUS
LEPISOSTEUS OSSEUS
LEPISOSTEUS PLATOSTOMUS
LEPISOSTEUS PLATYRHINCUS
LEPISOSTEUS SPATULA
LEPOMIS AURITUS
LEPOMIS CYANELLUS
LEPOMIS GIBBOSUS
LEPOMIS GULOSUS
LEPOMIS MACROCHIRUS
LEPOMIS MICROLOPHUS
LEPOPHIDIUM BREVIBARBE
LEPOPHIDIUM JEANNAE
LEPOPHIDIUM PROFUNDORUM
LEPTAGONUS DECAGONUS
LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS
LETHARCHUS VELIFER
LETHOPS CONNECTENS
LEURESTHES TENUIS
LEUROGLOSSUS STILBIUS
LIOPROPOMA EUKRINES
LIOPROPOMA MOWBRAYI
LIOPROPOMA RUBRE
LIPARIS ATLANTICUS
LIPARIS CALLYODON
LIPARIS CYCLOPUS
LIPARIS DENNYI
LIPARIS FLORAE
LIPARIS FRABICII
LIPARIS FUCENSIS
LIPARIS GIBBUS
LIPARIS GREENI
LIPARIS INQUILINIS
LIPARIS MUCOSUS
LIPARIS PULCHELLUS
LIPARIS RUTTERI
LIPARIS TUNICATUS
LOBOTES SURINAMENSIS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-41
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884002010200
878601010100
884701250100
883522020100
879103080100
880404030100
884212080100
884212090100
884212090500
884212090300
884212090400
884212090200
884201010300
883536010300
883536010400
883536010600
883536010700
883536010200
883536010100
883536010900
883536011000
883536011200
883536011300
885005010100
879301051200
879301060400
879301070300
879301010100
879301070600
879301071900
879301072000
879301071000
879301072100
879301071100
879301072200
879301071400
879301080100
879301170100
884701265000
884701260200
884701260300
884701260400
884701260500
875603010100
881903010200
881903010100
879301160100
885006020200
885006020100
883522030100
883102190100
884209040100
884209040300
884209040400
875503020100
871308010200
883551040100
883102200100
873802020100
879103130100
886002060100
880502020100
880502030100
880502030300
SWORDTAIL JAWFISH
GOOSEFISH
CRESTED GOBY
TILEFISH
BURBOT
RAINWATER KILLIFISH
LONGSNOUT PRICKLEBACK
SLENDER EELBLENNY
SNAKEBLENNY
DAUBED SHANNY
STOUT EELBLENNY
SNAKE PRICKLEBACK
HIGHFIN BLENNY
MUTTON SNAPPER
SCHOOLMASTER
BLACKFIN SNAPPER
RED SNAPPER
GRAY SNAPPER
CUBERA SNAPPER
DOG SNAPPER
MAHOGANY SNAPPER
LANE SNAPPER
SILK SNAPPER
LOUVAR
WOLF EELPOUT
PALLID EELPOUT
SHORTFIN EELPOUT
BIGFIN EELPOUT
BLACK EELPOUT
SHULUPAOLUK
NEWFOUNDLAND EELPOUT
WATTLED EELPOUT
PALE EELPOUT
CANADIAN EELPOUT
ARCTIC EELPOUT
POLAR EELPOUT
BLACKBELLY EELPOUT
BEARDED EELPOUT
BLUEBANDED GOBY
ISLAND GOBY
CONVICT GOBY
BLUEGOLD GOBY
ZEBRA GOBY
BARRELEYE
SLENDER SNIPEFISH
LONGSPINE SNIPEFISH
OCEAN POUT
BLACK MARLIN
BLUE MARLIN
SAND TILEFISH
BLACKFIN SCULPIN
GOLDLINE BLENNY
ROSY BLENNY
SADDLED BLENNY
CAPELIN
MANTA
HALFMOON
BELLIGERENT SCULPIN
ATLANTIC TARPON
HADDOCK
BLACK DURGON
ROUGH SILVERSIDE
INLAND SILVERSIDE
KEY SILVERSIDE
LONCHOPISTHUS MICROGNATHUS
LOPHIUS AMERICANUS
LOPHOGOBIUS CYPRINOIDES
LOPHOLATILUS CHAMAELEONTICEPS
LOTA LOTA
LUCANIA PARVA
LUMPENELLA LONGIROSTRIS
LUMPENUS FABRICII
LUMPENUS LUMPRETAEFORMIS
LUMPENUS MACULATUS
LUMPENUS MEDIUS
LUMPENUS SAGITTA
LUPINOBLENNIUS NICHOLSI
LUTJANUS ANALIS
LUTJANUS APODUS
LUTJANUS BUCCANELLA
LUTJANUS CAMPECHANUS
LUTJANUS GRISEUS
LUTJANUS CYANOPTERUS
LUTJANUS JOCU
LUTJANUS MAHOGONI
LUTJANUS SYNAGRIS
LUTJANUS VIVANUS
LUVARUS IMPERIALIS
LYCENCHELYS VERRILLI
LYCODAPUS MANDIBULARIS
LYCODES BREVIPES
LYCODES CORTEZIANUS
LYCODES DIAPTERUS
LYCODES JUGORICUS
LYCODES LAVALEI
LYCODES PALEARIS
LYCODES PALLIDUS
LYCODES POLARIS
LYCODES RETICULATUS
LYCODES TURNERI
LYCODOPSIS PACIFICA
LYCONEMA BARBATUM
LYTHRYPNUS DALLI
LYTHRYPNUS NESIOTES
LYTHRYPNUS PHORELLUS
LYTHRYPNUS SPILUS
LYTHRYPNUS ZEBRA
MACROPINNA MICROSTOMA
MACRORHAMPHOSUS GRACILIS
MACRORHAMPHOSUS SCOLOPAX
MACROZOARCES AMERICANUS
MAKAIRA INDICA
MAKAIRA NIGRICANS
MALACANTHUS PLUMIERI
MALACOCOTTUS KINCAIDI
MALACOCTENUS AUROLINEATUS
MALACOCTENUS MACROPUS
MALACOCTENUS TRIANGULATUS
MALLOTUS VILLOSUS
MANTA BIROSTRIS
MEDIALUNA CAL'IFORNIENSIS
MEGALOCOTTUS PLATYCEPHALUS
MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS
MELANOGRAMMUS AEGLEFINUS
MELICHTHYS NIGER
MEMBRAS MARTINICA
MENIDIA BERYLLINA
MENIDIA CONCHORUM
pageB-42
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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880502030200
883544060100
883544060200
883544060300
883544060700
879104010100
879104010200
883102210100
884706010200
884706010300
879103060100
879103060200
882002050200
884701070300
884701070100
884701070400
884701070200
883560100100
883560100200
882002070100
883544070200
883516060100
883516060300
883516060200
883562040100
885704120100
885006020100
871308020200
871308020300
871308020400
886104010200
886104010100
886002070100
886002030100
886002030300
886002070200
885703120100
885703120400
874102010100
883502010100
883502010400
883502010400
883502010500
883502010200
883502010300
883601010100
883601010100
883601010200
883601010300
883601010500
883601010400
883545010100
883545020100
874105050100
874105050200
870802040400
870802040100
870802040500
870802040600
870802040300
883502050200
883502050400
883502050700
883502050100
ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE
SOUTHERN KINGFISH
GULF KINGFISH
NORTHERN KINGFISH
CALIFORNIA CORBINA
SILVER HAKE
PACIFIC HAKE
BRIGHTBELLY SCULPIN
LANCETAIL WORMFISH
PINK WORMFISH
PACIFIC TOMCOD
'ATLANTIC TOMCOD
BANDED PIPEFISH
SEMINOLE GOBY
CLOWN GOBY
BANNER GOBY
GREEN GOBY
REEF PERCH
DWARF PERCH
OPOSSUM PIPEFISH
ATLANTIC CROAKER
SMALLMQUTH BASS
SPOTTED BASS
LARGEMOUTH BASS
YELLOWTAIL DAMSELFISH
DOVER SOLE
BLUE MARLIN
DEVIL RAY
SPINETAIL MOBULA
SMOOTHTAIL MOBULA
SHARPTAIL MOLA
OCEAN SUNFISH
FRINGED FILEFISH
PLANEHEAD FILEFISH
PYGMY FILEFISH
SLENDER FILEFISH
SLIM FLOUNDER
DEEPWATER FLOUNDER
SPAGHETTI EEL
WHITE PERCH
WHITE BASS
WHITE BASS
YELLOW BASS
STRIPED BASS
HYBRID STRIPED BASS
STRIPED MULLET
STRIPED MULLET
WHITE MULLET
REDEYE MULLET
FANTAIL MULLET
LIZA
YELLOW GOATFISH
RED GOATFISH
GOLDENTAIL MORAY
RETICULATE MORAY
GRAY SMOOTHHOUND
SMOOTH DOGFISH
BROWN SMOOTHHOUND
SICKLEFIN SMOOTHHOUND
FLORIDA SMOOTHHOUND
BLACK GROUPER
YELLOWMOUTH GROUPER
GULF GROUPER
GAG
MENIDIA MENZDIA
MENTICIRRHUS AMERICANUS
MENTICIRRHUS LITTORALIS
MENTICIRRHUS SAXATILIS
MENTICIRRHUS UNDULATUS
MERLUCCIUS BILINEARIS
MERLUCCIUS PRODUCTUS
MICROCOTTUS SELLARIS
MICRODESMUS LANCEOLATUS
MICRODESMUS LONGIPINNIS
MICROGADUS PROXIMUS
MICROGADUS TOMCOD
MICROGNATHUS CRINITUS
MICROGOBIUS CARRI
MICROGOBIUS GULOSUS
MICROGOBIUS MICROLEPIS
MICROGOBIUS THALASSINUS
MICROMETRUS AURORA
MICROMETRUS MINIMUS
MICROPHIS BRACHYURUS
MICROPOGONIAS UNDULATUS
MICROPTERUS DOLOMIEUI
MICROPTERUS PUNCTULATUS
MICROPTERUS SALMOIDES
MICROSPATHODON CHRYSURUS
MICROSTOMUS PACIFICUS
MKAIRA NIGRICANS
MOBULA HYPOSTOMA
MOBULA JAPANICA
MOBULA THURSTONI
MOLA LANCEOLATA
MOLA MOLA
MONACANTHUS CILIATUS
MONACANTHUS HISPIDUS
MONACANTHUS SETIFER
MONACANTHUS TUCKERI
MONOLENE ANTILLARUM
MONOLENE SESSILICAUDA
MORINGUA EDWARDSI
MORONE AMERICANA
MORONE CHRYSOPS
MORONE CHRYSOPS
MORONE MISSISSIPPIENSIS
MORONE SAXATILIS
MORONE SAXATILIS X M.
MUGIL CEPHALUS
MUGIL CEPHALUS
MUGIL CUREMA
MUGIL GAIMARDIANUS
MUGIL GYRANS
MUGIL LIZA
MULLOIDICHTHYS MARTINICUS
MULLUS AURATUS
MURAENA MILARIS
MURAENA RETIFERA
MUSTELUS CALIFORNICUS
MUSTELUS CANIS
MUSTELUS HENLEI
MUSTELUS LUNULATUS
MUSTELUS NORRISI
MYCTEROPERCA BONACI
MYCTEROPERCA INTERSTITALIS
MYCTEROPERCA JORDANI
MYCTEROPERCA MICROLEPIS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Torn Codes
pageB-43
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883502050500
883502051000
883502055000
883502050600
883502050800
871307020200
871307020100
871307020300
883102221000
883102220100
883102220300
883102220900
883102220400
883102220500
883102220600
883102220700
874113070300
874113070100
881008020100
874113080200
860601020100
871303040100
883528150100
883102230100
883102230200
883109100100
870802080100
883528160100
874121020200
884209140300
884209140100
884209140200
874102020100
882601040200
884701270100
879401080200
883903030100
885102030100
874303030100
870502020100
876214040100
883108090100
883108090300
883536040100
870703010200
870703010100
883108100100
883544130100
878704010100
878704010300
878704010500
878704010600
879201240100
883102240100
883102240200
883102240300
883528050100
879201250100
879201250200
875501030100
875501020100
875501020200
875501020300
875501030200
SCAMP
COMB GROUPER
TIGER GROUPER
YELLOWFIN GROUPER
BROOMTAIL GROUPER
BAT RAY
BULLNOSE RAY
SOUTHERN EAGLE RAY
GRUBBY
PLAIN SCULPIN
WARTHEAD SCULPIN
LONGHORN SCULPIN
GREAT SCULPIN
FOURHORN SCULPIN
ARCTIC SCULPIN
SHORTHORN SCULPIN
SHARPTAIL EEL
GOLDSPOTTED EEL
BLACKBAR SOLDIERFISH
SPECKLED WORM EEL
ATLANTIC HAGFISH
LESSER ELECTRIC RAY
PILOTFISH
SAILFIN SCULPIN
EYESHADE SCULPIN
TADPOLE SNAILFISH
LEMON SHARK
ROOSTERFISH
SLENDER SNAKE EEL
ONESPOT FRINGEHEAD
SARCASTIC FRINGEHEAD
YELLOWFIN FRINGEHEAD
RIDGED EEL
SPINYCHEEK SCORPIONFISH
ORANGESPOTTED GOBY
MARLIN-SPIKE
EMERALD PARROTFISH
MAN-OF-WAR FISH
SPINY EEL
SEVENGILL SHARK
PATCHWORK LAMPFISH
BERING POACHER
WARTY POACHER
YELLOWTAIL SNAPPER
RAGGED-TOOTH SHARK
SAND TIGER
PYGMY POACHER
REEF CROAKER
LONGNOSE BATFISH
SHORTNOSE BATFISH
ROUGHBACK BATFISH
POLKA-DOT BATFISH
KEY BROTULA
TIDEPOOL SCULPIN
SADDLEBACK SCULPIN
FLUFFY SCULPIN
LEATHERJACK
REEF-CAVE BROTULA
PURPLE BROTULA
CUTTHROAT TROUT
PINK SALMON
CHUM SALMON
COHO SALMON
RAINBOW TROUT
MYCTEROPERCA PHENAX
MYCTEROPERCA RUBRA
MYCTEROPERCA TIGRIS
MYCTEROPERCA VENENOSA
MYCTEROPERCA XENARCHA
MYLIOBATIS CALIFORNICA
MYLIOBATIS FREMINVILLEI
MYLIOBATIS GOODEI
MYOXOCEPHALUS AENAEUS
MYOXOCEPHALUS JAOK
MYOXOCEPHALUS NIGER
MYOXOCEPHALUS OCTODECEMSPINOSU
MYOXOCEPHALUS POLYACANTHOCEPHA
MYOXOCEPHALUS QUADRICORNIS
MYOXOCEPHALUS SCORPIOIDES
MYOXOCEPHALUS SCORPIUS
MYRICHTHYS BREVICEPS
MYRICHTHYS OCELLATUS ',
MYRIPRISTIS JACOBUS
MYROPHIS PUNCTATUS
MYXINE GLUTINOSA
NARCINE BRASILIENSIS..
NAUCRATES DUCTOR
NAUTICHTHYS OCULOFASCIATUS
NAUTICHTHYS PRIBILOVIUS
NECTOLIPARIS PELAGICUS
NEGAPRION BREVIROSTRIS
NEMATISTIUS PECTORALIS
NEMICHTHYS SCOLOPACEUS
NEOCLINUS UNINOTATUS
NEOCLINUS BLANCHARDI
NEOCLINUS STEPHENSAE
NEOCONGER MUCRONATUS ' .
NEOMERINTHE HEMINGWAY!
NES LONGUS
NEZUMIA BAIRDI
NICHOLSINA USTA
NOMEUS GRONOVII
NOTACANTHUS CHEMNITZI
NOTORYNCHUS CEPEDIANUS
NOTOSCOPELUS RESPLENDENS
OCCELLA DODECAEDRON
OCCELLA VERRUCOSA
OCYURUS CHRYSURUS
ODONTASPIS FEROX
ODONTASPIS TAURUS
ODONTOPYXIS TRISPINOSA
ODONTOSCION DENTEX
OGCOCEPHALUS CORNIGER
OGCOCEPHALUS NASUTUS
OGCOCEPHALUS PARVUS
OGCOCEPHALUS RADIATUS
OGILBIA CAYORUM
OLIGOCOTTUS MACULOSUS
OLIGOCOTTUS RIMENSIS
OLIGOCOTTUS SNYDERI
OLIGOPLITES SAURUS
OLIGOPUS CLAUDEI
OLIGOPUS DIAGRAMMUS
ONCORHYNCHUS CLARKI
ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA
ONCORHYNCHUS KETA
ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH
ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS
page B-44
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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£•75501020500
875501020600
882002010800
874113100100
874113100200
874113100400
874113100300
874113100600
874113100700
879201060100
879201060200
879201060300
879201090100
879201070400
879201060400
879201060500
884201060100
882701020100
874701070100
874701070400
884002020300
884002020100
884002020500
884002020200
884002020700
878301020200
878301020300
878301020100
883102450100
883540020100
875503030200
881008030100
879201070300
879201070100
883901110100
882702030100
880301100100
883543060200
883108110100
884201010100
884209050200
884209050300
884209050100
884209050400
884209050500
884209050600
874112050100
884601010200
886001030100
883502160200
883502160300
883502160400
885703030200
885703030900
885703030100
885703030400
885703030500
885703030600
883109110600
883502170100
876204020100
880301110100
883102250100
879201260100
SOCKEYE SALMON
CHINOOK SALMON
SARGASSUM PIPEFISH
SHRIMP EEL
BLACKPORED EEL
SPOTTED SNAKE EEL
PALESPOTTED EEL
PACIFIC SNAKE EEL
YELLOW SNAKE EEL
LONGNOSE CUSK-EEL
BLOTCHED CUSK-EEL
BANK CUSK-EEL
STRIPED CUSK-EEL
BASKETWEAVE CUSK-EEL
MOONEYE CUSK-EEL
CRESTED CUSK-EEL
REDLIP BLENNY
LINGCOD
ATLANTIC THREAD HERRING
MIDDLING THREAD HERRING
YELLOWHEAD JAWFISH
MOUSTACHE JAWFISH
BANDED JAWFISH
MOTTLED JAWFISH
DUSKY JAWFISH
GULF TOADFISH
LEOPARD TOADFISH
OYSTER TOADFISH
SNUBNOSE SCULPIN
PIGFISH
RAINBOW SMELT
BIGEYE SOLDIERFISH
SLEEPER CUSK-EEL
POLKA-DOT CUSK-EEL
SENORITA
PAINTED GREENLING
SMALLWING FLYINGFISH
RED PORGY
TUBENOSE POACHER
SEAWEED BLENNY
CORAL BLENNY
BANDED BLENNY
HORNED BLENNY
BALD BLENNY
REEF FINSPOT
MARBLED BLENNY
MARGINTAIL CONGER
LANCER DRAGONET
JAMBEAU
KELP BASS
SPOTTED SAND BASS
BARRED SAND BASS
GULF FLOUNDER
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT
SUMMER FLOUNDER
SOUTHERN FLOUNDER
FOURSPOT FLOUNDER
BROAD FLOUNDER
PRICKLY SNAILFISH
CREOLE-FISH
LONGNOSE GREENEYE
SAILFIN FLYINGFISH
THORNBACK SCULPIN
DUSKY CUSK EEL
ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA
ONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA
ONYGNATHUS PELAGICUS
OPHICHTHUS GOMESI
OPHICHTHUS MELANOPORUS
OPHICHTHUS OPHIS
OPHICHTHUS PUNCTICEPSS
OPHICHTHUS TRISERIALIS
OPHICHTHUS ZOPHOCHIR
OPHIDION BEANI
OPHIDION GRAYI
OPHIDION HOLBROOKI
OPHIDION MARGINATUM
OPHIDION SCRIPPSAE
OPHIDION SELENOPS
OPHIDION WELSHI
OPHIOBLENNIUS ATLANTICUS
OPHIODON ELONGATUS
OPISTHONEMA OGLINUM
OPISTHONEMA MEDIRASTRE
OPISTOGNATHUS AURIFRONS
OPISTOGNATHUS LONCHURUS
OPISTOGNATHUS MACROGNATHUS
OPISTOGNATHUS MAXILLOSUS
OPISTOGNATHUS WHITEHURSTI
OPSANUS BETA
OPSANUS PARDUS
OPSANUS TAU
ORTHONOPIAS TRIACIS
ORTHOPRISTIS CHRYSOPTERA
OSMERUS MORDAX
OSTICHTHYS TRACHYPOMA
OTOPHIDIUM DORMITATOR
OTOPHIDIUM OMOSTIGMUM
OXYJULIS CALIFORNICA
OXYLEBIUS PICTUS
OXYPORHAMPHUS MICROPTERUS
PAGRUS PAGRUS
PALLASINA BARBATA
PARABLENNIUS MARMOREUS
PARACLINUS CINGULATUS
PARACLINUS FASCIATUS
PARACLINUS GRANDICOMIS
PARACLINUS INFRONS
PARACLINUS INTEGRIPINNIS
PARACLINUS MARMORATUS
PARACONGER CAUDILIMBATUS
PARADIPLOGRAMMUS BAIRDI
PARAHOLLARDIA LINEATA
PARALABRAX CLATHRATUS
PARALABRAX MACULATOFASCIATUS
PARALABRAX NEBULIFER
PARALICHTHYS ALBIGUTTA
PARALICHTHYS CALIFORNICUS
PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS
PARALICHTHYS LETHOSTIGMA
PARALICHTHYS OBLONGUS
PARALICHTHYS SQUAMILENTUS
PARALIPARIS DEANI
PARANTHIAS FURCIFER
PARASUDIS TRUCULENTA
PAREXOCOETUS BRACHYPTERUS
PARICELINUS HOPLITICUS
PAROPHIDION SCHMIDTI
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-45
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883547010100
883557010100
885103010600
885103010400
885103010100
885103010300
883520020100
882602031300
882602030300
882602030700
882602031100
860301030100
883518050100
883518050300
879201270100
883518050200
883102260100
883560050200
883560050100
884213020100
884213020300
884213020400
884213020900
884213020500
884213020600
884213020800
883527030100
884212100100
883502190200
885704140100
880302040100
884013010200
871302020100
884212110100
881008040100
882701050100
885704200100
885704090100
885704080100
885704090300
885704100100
885704070100
885704090200
885704100300
885704150100
885704130100
885704160100
885704160200
885704160300
885704160400
883108080200
880408020100
883544080100
879103090100
875901060100
883801010300
883801010100
883801010400
883801010500
883801010200
880901010100
883502280100
883555040100
883555040200
GLASSY SWEEPER
LONGFIN ARMORHEAD
HARVESTFISH
GULF BUTTERFISH
PACIFIC POMPANO
BUTTERFISH
YELLOW PERCH
FLATHEAD SEAROBIN
SLENDER SEAROBIN
ARMORED SEAROBIN
RIMSPINE SEAROBIN
SEA LAMPREY
FRECKLED CARDINALFISH
DUSKY CARDINALFISH
REDFIN BROTULA
SPONGE CARDINALFISH
SPINELESS SCULPIN
SHARPNOSE SEAPERCH
WHITE SEAPERCH
LONGFIN GUNNEL
BANDED GUNNEL
BERING GUNNEL
ROCK GUNNEL
CRESCENT GUNNEL
SADDLEBACK GUNNEL
RED GUNNEL
SLENDER SUCKERFISH
RIBBON PRICKLEBACK
YELLOWTAIL BASS
STARRY FLOUNDER
KEELTAIL NEEDLEFISH
SADDLE STARGAZER
THORNBACK
BLUEBARRED PRICKLEBACK
CARDINAL SOLDIERFISH
ATKA MACKEREL
WINTER FLOUNDER
YELLOWFIN SOLE
ROCK SOLE
YELLOWTAIL FLOUNDER
ARCTIC FLOUNDER
BUTTER SOLE
LONGHEAD DAB
SMOOTH FLOUNDER
ALASKA PLAICE
ENGLISH SOLE
C-0 SOLE
CURLFIN SOLE
SPOTTED TURBOT
HORNYHEAD TURBOT
STURGEON POACHER
SAILFIN MOLLY
BLACK DRUM
POLLOCK
STAREYE LIGHTFISH
BLUE BOBO
ATLANTIC THREADFIN
LITTLESCALE THREADFIN
YELLOW BOBO
BARBU
BEARDFISH
WRECKFISH
GRAY ANGELFISH
FRENCH ANGELFISH
PEMPHERUS SCHOMBURGKI
PENTACEROS PECTORALIS
PEPRILUS ALEPIDOTUS
PEPRILUS BURTI
PEPRILUS SIMILLIMUS
PEPRILUS TRIACANTHUS
PERCA FLAVESCENS
PERISTEDION BREVIROSTRE
PERISTEDION GRACILE
PERISTEDION MINIATUM
PERISTEDION THOMPSONI
PETROMYZON MARINUS
PHAEOPTYX CONKLINI
PHAEOPTYX PIGMENTARIA
PETROTYX SANGUINEUS
PHAEOPTYX XENUS
PHALLOCOTTUS OBTUSUS
PHANERODON ATRIPES
PHANERODON FURCATUS
PHOLIS CLEMENSI
PHOLIS FASCIATA
PHOLIS GILLI
PHOLIS GUNNELLUS
PHOLIS LAETA
PHOLIS ORNATA
PHOLIS SCHULTZI
PHTHEIRICHTHYS LINEA.TUS
PHYTICHTHYS CHIRUS '
PIKEA MEXICANA
PLATICHTHYS STELLATUS
PLATYBELONE ARGALUS
PLATYGILLELLUS RUBROCINCTUS
PLATYRHINOIDIS TRISERIATA
PLECTOBRANCHUS EVIDES
PLECTRYPOPS RETROSPINIS
PLEUROGRAMMUS MONOPTERYGIUS
PLEURONECTES AMERICANUS
PLEURONECTES ASPER
PLEURONECTES BILINEATUS
PLEURONECTES FERRUGINEUS
PLEURONECTES GLACIALIS
PLEURONECTES ISOLEPIS
PLEURONECTES PROBOSCIDEUS
PLEURONECTES PUTNAMI
PLEURONECTES QUADRITUBERCULATU
PLEURONECTES VETULUS
PLEURONICHTHYS COENOSUS
PLEURONICHTHYS DECURRENS
PLEURONICHTHYS RITTERI
PLEURONICTHYS VERTICALIS
PODOTHECUS ACIPENSERINUS
POECILIA LATIPINNA
POGONIAS CROMIS
POLLACHIUS VIRENS
POLLICHTHYS MAULI
POLYDACTYLUS APPROXIMANS
POLYDACTYLUS OCTONEMUS
POLYDACTYLUS OLIGODON
POLYDACTYLUS OPERCULARIS
POLYDACTYLUS VIRGINICUS
POLYMIXIA LOWEI
POLYPRION AMERICANUS
POMACANTHUS ARCUATUS
POMACANTHUS PARU
pageB-46
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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883562050100
883562050200
883562050600
883562050400
883562050500
883540050200
883525010100
883516070100
883516070200
882601050100
882601050300
882601050600
882601050500
878301010700
878301010100
878301010600
884212120100
883517010100
883517010200
884701290100
870802060100
882602010400
882602010500
882602010100
882602010200
882602011800
882602011100
882602011300
882602011400
882602011700
882602012000
882602010300
882602012100
883517020100
883536070100
871301010100
871301010200
880301120100
876214100100
885102040100
885102040200
885102040300
885704170100
883503010100
883545030200
883545030100
883107010100
883107030100
883571030100
884211010100
881801020100
877702030100
884701280100
883526010100
883102290100
883102290200
883102290300
871304011700
871304010300
871304011300
871304011400
871304012400
871304010400
871304011500
DUSKY DAMSELFISH
BEAUGREGORY
BICOLOR DAMSELFISH
THREESPOT DAMSELFISH
COCOA DAMSELFISH
BURRO GRUNT
BLUEFISH
WHITE CRAPPIE
BLACK CRAPPIE
LONGSNOUT SCORPIONFISH
LONGSPINE SCORPIONFISH
SPINYTHROAT SCORPIONFISH
HIGHFIN SCORPIONFISH
SPECKLEFIN MIDSHIPMAN
PLAINFIN MIDSHIPMAN
ATLANTIC MIDSHIPMAN
WHITEBARRED PRICKLEBACK
BIGEYE
GLASSEYE SNAPPER
RUSTY GOBY
BLUE SHARK
BIGHEAD SEAROBIN
SPINY SEAROBIN
NORTHERN SEAROBIN
STRIPED SEAROBIN
BIGEYE SEAROBIN
BARRED SEAROBIN
BANDTAIL SEAROBIN
MEXICAN SEAROBIN
BLUESPOTTED SEAROBIN
BLACKWING SEAROBIN
LEOPARD SEAROBIN
SHORTWING SEAROBIN
SHORT BIGEYE
WENCHMAN
SMALLTOOTH SAWFISH
LARGETOOTH SAWFISH
BLUNTNOSE FLYINGFISH
CALIFORNIA FLASHLIGHTFISH
FRECKLED DRIFTFISH
SILVER DRIFTFISH
BLUEFIN DRIFTFISH
SAND SOLE
REEF BASS
MEXICAN GOATFISH
SPOTTED GOATFISH
TADPOLE SCULPIN
SOFT SCULPIN
ATLANTIC FANFISH
QUILLFISH
NINESPINE STICKLEBACK
FLATHEAD CATFISH
SHADOW GOBY
COBIA
SLIM SCULPIN
DARTER SCULPIN
SMOOTHGUM SCULPIN
OSCELLATE SKATE
BIG SKATE
CLEARNOSE SKATE
LITTLE SKATE
ROSETTE SKATE
CALIFORNIA SKATE
BARNDOOR SKATE
POMACENTRUS FUSCUS
POMACENTRUS LEUCOSTICTUS
POMACENTRUS PARTITUS
POMACENTRUS PLANIFRONS
POMACENTRUS VARIABILIS
POMADASYS CROCRO
POMATOMUS SALTATRIX
POMOXIS ANNULARIS
POMOXIS NIGROMACULATUS
PONTINUS CASTOR
PONTINUS LONGISPINIS
PONTINUS NEMATOPHTHALMUS
PONTINUS RATHBUNI
PORICHTHYS MYRIASTER
PORICHTHYS NOTATUS
PORICHTHYS PLECTRODON
POROCLINUS ROTHROCKI
PRIACANTHUS ARENATUS
PRIACANTHUS CRUENTATUS
PRIOLEPIS HIPOLITI
PRIONACE GLAUCA
PRIONOTUS TRIBULUS
PRIONOTUS ALATUS
PRIONOTUS CAROLINUS
PRIONOTUS EVOLANS
PRIONOTUS LONGISPINOSUS
PRIONOTUS MARTIS
PRIONOTUS OPHRYAS
PRIONOTUS PARALATUS
PRIONOTUS ROSEUS
PRIONOTUS RUBIO
PRIONOTUS SCITULUS
PRIONOTUS STEARNSI
PRISTIGENYS ALTA
PRISTIPOMOIDES AQUILONARIS
PRISTIS PECTINATA
PRISTIS PRISTIS
PROGNICHTHYS GIBBIFRONS
PROTOMYCTOPHUM CROCKERI
PSENES CYANOPHRYS
PSENES MACULATUS
PSENES PELLUCIDUS
PSETTICHTHYS MELANOSTICTUS
PSEUDOGRAMMA GREGORYI
PSEUDUPENEUS DENTATUS
PSEUDUPENEUS MACULATUS
PSYCHROLUTES PARADOXUS
PSYCHROLUTES SIGALUTES
PTERYCOMBUS BRAMA
PTILICHTHYS GOODEI
PUNGITIUS PUNGITIUS
PYLODICTIS OLIVARIS
QUIETULA Y-CAUDA
RACHYCENTRON CANADUM
RADULINUS ASPRELLUS
RADULINUS BOLEOIDES
RADULINUS VINCULUS
RAJA ACKLEYI
RAJA BINOCULATA
RAJA EGLANTERIA
RAJA ERINACEA
RAJA GARMANI
RAJA INORNATA
RAJA LAEVIS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-47
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871304012600
871304011600
871304012700
871304013400
871304010800
871304013100
871304013500
871304011100
871304013300
886104020100
884003030200
881503010100
885704180100
883527010100
883527010400
883527010200
883527010300
883560060100
883560060200
883102300100
870701010100
871302010100
871302010400
871307030100
870802030400
870802030100
884213020200
883536050100
878401020200
878401020100
884701150100
883544240100
884003020100
883102040700
883102040400
885001040100
883503020200
883503020700
883503020800
883503020400
875501030500
875501030600
875501040200
875501040400
875501040100
875501040300
885003020100
885003020200
874701100300
874701100200
874701030100
876202030100
876202030200
876202030300
872901010700
884201010200
883903010200
883903010100
883903010300
883903010400
883903010500
883903010600
883502210100
883544090100
FRECKLED SKATE
WINTER SKATE
SPREADFIN SKATE
THORNY SKATE
LONGNOSE SKATE
SMOOTH SKATE
SPINYTAIL SKATE
STARRY SKATE
ROUNDEL SKATE
SLENDER MOLA
STRIPEDFIN RONQUIL
GARFISH
GREENLAND HALIBUT
WHALE-SUCKER
SPEARFISH REMORA
MARLIN-SUCKER
REMORA
PILE PERCH
RUBBERLIP SEAPERCH
GRUNT SCULPIN
WHALE SHARK
ATLANTIC GUITARFISH
SHOVELNOSE GUITARFISH
COWNOSE RAY
PACIFIC SHARPNOSE SHARK
ATLANTIC SHARPNOSE SHARK
STIPPLED GUNNEL
VERMILION SNAPPER
SLENDER CLINGFISH
KELP CLINGFISH
TUSKED GOBY
SPOTFIN CROAKER
NORTHERN RONQUIL
ROUGHCHEEK SCULPIN
PUGET SOUND SCULPIN
OILFISH
FRECKLED SOAPFISH
GREATER SOAPFISH
SPOTTED SOAPFISH '
WHITESPOTTED SOAPFISH
ATLANTIC SALMON
BROWN TROUT
ARCTIC CHAR
BROOK TROUT
DOLLY VARDEN
LAKE TROUT
PACIFIC BONITO
ATLANTIC BONITO
SPANISH SARDINE
ORANGESPOT SARDINE
PACIFIC SARDINE
LARGESCALE LIZARDFISH
SMALLSCALE LIZARDFISH
SHORTJAW LIZARDFISH
SHOVELNOSE STURGEON
MOLLY MILLER
MIDNIGHT PARROTFISH
BLUE PARROTFISH
STRIPED PARROTFISH
RAINBOW PARROTFISH
PRINCESS PARROTFISH
QUEEN PARROTFISH
SCHOOL BASS
RED DRUM
RAJA LENTIGINOSA
RAJA OCELLATA
RAJA OLSENI
RAJA RADIATA
RAJA RHINA
RAJA SENTA
RAJA SPINICAUDA
RAJA STELLULATA
RAJA TEXANA
RANZANIA LAEVIS
RATHBUNELLA HYPOPLECTA
REGALECUS GLESNE
REINHARDTIUS HIPPOGLOSSOIDES
REMORA AUSTRALIS
REMORA BRACHYPTERA
REMORA OSTEOCHIR
REMORA REMORA
RHACOCHILUS VACCA
RHACOCHILUS TOXOTES
RHAMPHOCOTTUS RICHARDSONI
RHINCODON TYPUS
RHINOBATOS LENTIGINOSUS
RHINOBATOS PRODUCTUS
RHINOPTERA BONASUS
RHIZOPRIONODON LONGURIO
RHIZOPRIONODON TERRAENOVAE
RHODYMENICHTHYS DOLICHOGASTER
RHOMBOPLITES AURORUBENS
RIMICOLA EIGENMANNI
RIMICOLA MUSCARUM
RISOR RUBER
RONCADOR STEARNSI
RONQILUS JORDANI
RUSCARIUS CREASERI
RUSCARIUS MEANYI
RUVETTUS PRETIOSUS
RYPTICUS BISTRISPINUS
RYPTICUS SAPONACEUS
RYPTICUS SUBBIFRENATUS
RYPTICUS MACULATUS
SALMO SALAR
SALMO TRUTTA
SALVELINUS ALPINUS
SALVELINUS FONTINALIS
SALVELINUS MALMA
SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH
SARDA CHILIENSIS
SARDA SARDA
SARDINELLA AURITA
SARDINELLA BRASILIENSIS
SARDINOPS SAGAX
SAURIDA BRASILIENSIS
SAURIDA CARIBBAEA
SAURIDA NORMANI
SCAPHIRHYNCHUS PLATORYNCHUS
SCARTELLA CRISTATA
SCARUS COELESTINUS
SCARUS COERULEUS
SCARUS CROICENSIS
SCARUS GUACAMAIA
SCARUS TAENIOPTERUS
SCARUS VETULA
SCHULTZEA BETA
SCIAENOPS OCELLATA
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NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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885003030100
885003030200
880303020100
885003050100
885003050400
885003050200
885003050300
885003050600
885703040100
882601060100
882601060200
882601060300
882601060400
882601060500
882601060600
882601060700
882601060800
882601060900
882601061600
882601061000
882601061400
882601060000
883102310100
882601120300
882601120100
882601120200
870801030400
884214010100
882601010100
882601010200
882601014200
882601010300
882601010400
882601010500
882601010700
882601010600
882601016200
882601010800
882601014300
882601014000
882601010900
882601014400
882601011000
882601014500
882601011100
882601011200
882601011300
882601016300
882601011400
882601014600
882601011500
882601014700
882601011700
882601011800
882601014800
882601011900
882601016400
882601014900
882601015000
882601012000
882601012100
882601015100
882601012300
882601012400
CHUB MACKEREL
ATLANTIC MACKEREL
ATLANTIC SAURY
KING MACKEREL
GULF SIERRA
SPANISH MACKEREL
CERO
PACIFIC SIERRA
WINDOWPANE
LONGFIN SCORPIONFISH
CORAL SCORPIONFISH
GOOSEHEAD SCORPIONFISH
SHORTFIN SCORPIONFISH
BARBFISH
SMOOTHHEAD SCORPIONFISH
HUNCHBACK SCORPIONFISH
DWARF SCORPIONFISH
PLUMED SCORPIONFISH
CALIFORNIA SCORPIONFISH
MUSHROOM SCORPIONFISH
SPOTTED SCORPIONFISH
SCORPIONFISH
CABEZON
RAINBOW SCORPIONFISH
REEF SCORPIONFISH
DEEPREEF SCORPIONFISH
CHAIN DOGFISH
GRAVEL DIVER
ROUGHEYE ROCKFISH
PACIFIC OCEAN PERCH
KELP ROCKFISH
BROWN ROCKFISH
AURORA ROCKFISH
REDBANDED ROCKFISH
SHORTRAKER ROCKFISH
SILVERGRAY ROCKFISH
GOPHER ROCKFISH
COPPER ROCKFISH
GREENSPOTTED ROCKFISH
BLACK-AND-YELLOW ROCKFISH
DUSKY ROCKFISH
STARRY ROCKFISH
DARKBLOTCHED ROCKFISH
CALICO ROCKFISH
SPLITNOSE ROCKFISH
GREENSTRIPED ROCKFISH
PUGET SOUND ROCKFISH
SWORDSPINE ROCKFISH
WIDOW ROCKFISH
PINK ROCKFISH
YELLOWTAIL ROCKFISH
BRONZESPOTTED ROCKFISH
CHILIPEPPER ROCKFISH
ROSETHORN ROCKFISH
SQUARESPOTTED ROCKFISH
SHORTBELLY ROCKFISH
FRECKLED ROCKFISH
COWCOD
MEXICAN ROCKFISH
QUILLBACK ROCKFISH
BLACK ROCKFISH
DEEPWATER REDFISH
VERMILION ROCKFISH
BLUE ROCKFISH
SCOMBER JAPONICUS
SCOMBER SCOMBRUS
SCOMBERESOX SAURUS
SCOMBEROMORUS CAVALLA
SCOMBEROMORUS CONCOLOR
SCOMBEROMORUS MACULATUS
SCOMBEROMORUS REGALIS
SCOMBEROMORUS SIERRA
SCOPHTHALMUS AQUOSUS
SCORPAENA AGASSIZI
SCORPAENA ALBIFIMBRIA
SCORPAENA BERGI
SCORPAENA BRACHYPTERA
SCORPAENA BRASILIENSIS
SCORPAENA CALCARATA
SCORPAENA DISPAR
SCORPAENA ELACHYS
SCORPAENA GRANDICORNIS
SCORPAENA GUTTATA
SCORPAENA INERMIS
SCORPAENA PLUMIERI
SCORPAENA SPP.
SCORPAENICHTHYS MARMORATUS
SCORPAENODES XYRIS
SCORPAENODES CARIBBAEUS
SCORPAENODES TREDECIMSPINOSUS
SCYLIORHINUS RETIFER
SCYTALINA CERDALE
SEBASTES ALEUTIANUS
SEBASTES ALUTUS
SEBASTES ATROVIRENS
SEBASTES AURICULATUS
SEBASTES AURORA
SEBASTES BABCOCKI
SEBASTES BOREALIS
SEBASTES BREVISPINIS
SEBASTES CARNATUS
SEBASTES CAURINUS
SEBASTES CHLOROSTICTUS
SEBASTES CHRYSOMELAS
SEBASTES CILIATUS
SEBASTES CONSTELLATUS
SEBASTES CRAMERI
SEBASTES DALLI
SEBASTES DIPLOPROA
SEBASTES ELONGATUS
SEBASTES EMPHAEUS
SEBASTES ENSIFER
SEBASTES ENTOMELAS
SEBASTES EOS
SEBASTES FLAVIDUS
SEBASTES GILLI
SEBASTES GOODEI
SEBASTES HELVOMACULATUS
SEBASTES HOPKINSI
SEBASTES JORDANI
SEBASTES LENTIGINOSUS
SEBASTES LEVIS
SEBASTES MACDONALDI
SEBASTES MALIGER
SEBASTES MELANOPS
SEBASTES MENTELLA
SEBASTES MINIATUS
SEBASTES MYSTINUS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-49
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882601012500
882601012600
882601013900
882601015200
882601012700
882601015300
882601012800
882601012900
882601013000
882601015400
882601013100
882601012400
882601013200
882601016600
882601013400
882601016700
882601015600
882601013500
882601015700
882601015800
882601015900
882601016500
882601016000
882601013700
882601013800
882601020100
882601020200
883528060100
883528100200
883528100100
883528070100
883901120100
883528080100
883528080200
883528080800
883528080300
883528080700
883528080400
883544505000
883544250100
883502220100
883502230100
883502230200
883502230300
883502230400
883502230700
883502230800
883502230900
883502231000
883502231100
883502231200
883102320100
883102320200
882002010400
871001010200
871001010100
883903040100
883903040200
883903040300
883903040400
883903040500
883903040600
886101020300
886101020500
CHINA ROCKFISH
TIGER ROCKFISH
GOLDEN REDFISH
SPECKLED ROCKFISH
BOCACCIO
CHAMELEON ROCKFISH
CANARY ROCKFISH
NORTHERN ROCKFISH
REDSTRIPE ROCKFISH
GRASS ROCKFISH
YELLOWMOUTH ROCKFISH
BLUE ROCKFISH
ROSY ROCKFISH
GREENBLOTCHED ROCKFISH
YELLOWEYE ROCKFISH
DWARF-RED ROCKFISH
BANK ROCKFISH
STRIPETAIL ROCKFISH
HALFBANDED ROCKFISH
OLIVE ROCKFISH
TREEFISH
PINKROSE ROCKFISH
HONEYCOMB ROCKFISH
PYGMY ROCKFISH
SHARPCHIN ROCKFISH
SHORTSPINE THORNYHEAD
LONGSPINE THORNYHEAD
BIGEYE SCAD
PACIFIC MOONFISH
ATLANTIC MOONFISH
LOOKDOWN
CALIFORNIA SHEEPHEAD
GREATER AMBERJACK
LESSER AMBERJACK
YELLOWTAIL
ALMACO JACK
ALMACO JACK
BANDED RUDDERFISH
QUEENFISH
QUEENFISH
PYGMY SEA BASS
ORANGEBACK BASS
BLACKEAR BASS
LANTERN BASS
SNOW BASS
SADDLE BASS
TATTLER
BELTED SANDFISH
TOBACCOFISH
HARLEQUIN BASS
CHALK BASS
KELP SCULPIN
ARCHED SCULPIN
CHAIN PIPEFISH
GREENLAND SHARK
PACIFIC SLEEPER SHARK
GREENBLOTCH PARROTFISH
REDBAND PARROTFISH
REDTAIL PARROTFISH
BUCKTOOTH PARROTFISH
REDFIN PARROTFISH
STOPLIGHT PARROTFISH
BULLSEYE PUFFER
MARBLED PUFFER
SEBASTES NEBULOSUS
SEBASTES NIGROCINCTUS
SEBASTES NORVEGICUS
SEBASTES OVALIS
SEBASTES PAUCISPINIS
SEBASTES PHILLIPSI
SEBASTES PINNIGER
SEBASTES POLYSPINIS
SEBASTES PRORIGER
SEBASTES RASTRELLIGER
SEBASTES REEDI
SEBASTES MYSTINUS
SEBASTES ROSACEUS
SEBASTES ROSENBLATTI
SEBASTES RUBERRIMUS
SEBASTES RUFINANUS
SEBASTES RUFUS
SEBASTES SAXICOLA
SEBASTES SEMICINCTUS
SEBASTES SERRANOIDES
SEBASTES SERRICEPS
SEBASTES SIMULATOR
SEBASTES UMBROSUS
SEBASTES WILSONI
SEBASTES ZACENTRUS
SEBASTOLOBUS ALASCANUS
SEBASTOLOBUS ALTIVELIS
SELAR CRUMENOPHTHALMUS
SELENE PERUVIANA
SELENE SETAPINNIS
SELENE VOMER
SEMICOSSYPHUS PULCHER
SERIOLA DUMERILI
SERIOLA FASCIATA
SERIOLA LALANDI
SERIOLA RIVOLIANA
SERIOLA RIVOLIANA
SERIOLA ZONATA
SERIPHUS POLITUS
SERIPHUS POLITUS
SERRANICULUS PUMILIO
SERRANUS ANNULARIS
SERRANUS ATROBRANCHUS
SERRANUS BALDWINI
SERRANUS CHIONARAIA
SERRANUS NOTOSPILUS
SERRANUS PHOEBE
SERRANUS SUBLIGARIUS
SERRANUS TABACARIUS
SERRANUS TIGRINUS
SERRANUS TORTUGARUM
SIGMISTES CAULIAS
SIGMISTES SMITHI
SNYGNATHUS LOUISIANAE
SOMNIOSUS MICROCEPHALUS
SOMNIOSUS PACIFICUS
SPARISOMA ATOMARIUM
SPARISOMA AUROFRENATUM
SPARISOMA CHRYSOPTERUM
SPARISOMA RADIANS
SPARISOMA RUBRIPINNE
SPARISOMA VIRIDE
SPHOEROIDES ANNULATUS
SPHOEROIDES DORSALIS
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NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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886101020100
886101020800
886101020900
886101021000
886101021100
886101020200
883701010100
883701010400
883701010200
883701010300
883701010500
870803010300
870803010400
870803010100
870803010500
870803010200
875503040100
875503040200
871001020100
871001020300
871101010100
871101010200
884209060200
884209070100
884209070200
879104020100
883108150100
883544100100
876214050100
883543010200
883543010100
883502290100
884212130100
883520040200
883520040100
880302020100
880302020200
880302020400
880302020300
879201280100
881601010100
885703130100
885703130200
885703130300
885802010200
885802010300
885802010500
885802010600
885802010700
885802010100
885802010900
885802011000
883102360100
882002011000
882002011100
882002010200
882002010300
882002010100
882002011300
876202010100
876202010200
876202010300
876202010400
876202010600
NORTHERN PUFFER
SOUTHERN PUFFER
BLUNTHEAD PUFFER
LEAST PUFFER
BANDTAIL PUFFER
CHECKERED PUFFER
PACIFIC BARRACUDA
GREAT BARRACUDA
NORTHERN SENNET
GUAGUANCHE
SOUTHERN SENNET
SCALLOPED HAMMERHEAD
GREAT HAMMERHEAD
BONNETHEAD
SMALLEYE HAMMERHEAD
SMOOTH HAMMERHEAD
NIGHT SMELT
LONGFIN SMELT
SPINY DOGFISH
CUBAN DOGFISH
ANGEL SHARK
ATLANTIC ANGEL SHARK
CHECKERED BLENNY
BLACKBELLY BLENNY
EELGRASS BLENNY
LUMINOUS HAKE
PRICKLEBREAST POACHER
STAR DRUM
NORTHERN LAMPFISH
LONGSPINE PORGY
SCUP
GIANT SEA BASS
ARCTIC SHANNY
SAUGER
WALLEYE
ATLANTIC NEEDLEFISH
REDFIN NEEDLEFISH
CALIFORNIA NEEDLEFISH
TIMUCU
BLACK BROTULA
TUBE-EYE
SHOAL FLOUNDER
CHANNEL FLOUNDER
DUSKY FLOUNDER
OFFSHORE TONGUEFISH
SPOTTEDFIN TONGUEFISH
LARGESCALE TONGUEFISH
PYGMY TONGUEFISH
DEEPWATER TONGUEFISH
BLACKCHEEK TONGUE
NORTHERN TONGUEFISH
SPOTTAIL TONGUEFISH
MANACLED SCULPIN
BARRED PIPEFISH
KELP PIPEFISH
DUSKY PIPEFISH
NORTHERN PIPEFISH
BAY PIPEFISH
GULF PIPEFISH
INSHORE LIZARDFISH
SAND DIVER
CALIFORNIA LIZARDFISH
OFFSHORE LIZARDFISH
RED LIZARDFISH
SPHOEROIDES MACULATUS
SPHOEROIDES NEPHELUS
SPHOEROIDES PACHYGASTER
SPHOEROIDES PARVUS
SPHOEROIDES SPENGLERI
SPHOEROIDES TESTUDINEUS
SPHYRAENA ARGENTEA
SPHYRAENA BARRACUDA
SPHYRAENA BOREALIS
SPHYRAENA GUACHANCHO
SPHYRAENA PICUDILLA
SPHYRNA LEWINI
SPHYRNA MOKARRAN
SPHYRNA TIBURO
SPHYRNA TUDES
SPHYRNA ZYGAENA
SPIRINCHUS STARKSI
SPIRINCHUS THALEICHTHYS
SQUALUS ACANTHIAS
SQUALUS CUBENSIS
SQUATINA CALIFORNICA
SQUATINA DUMERIL
STARKSIA OCELLATA
STATHMONOTUS HEMPHILLI
STATHMONOTUS STAHLI
STEINDACHNERIA ARGENTEA
STELLERINA XYOSTERNA
STELLIFER LANCEOLATUS
STENOBRACHIUS LEUCOPSARUS
STENOTOMUS CAPRINUS
STENOTOMUS CHRYSOPS
STEREOLEPIS GIGAS
STICHAEUS PUNCTATUS
STIZOSTEDION CANADENSE
STIZOSTEDION VITREUM
STRONGYLURA MARINA
STRONGYLURA NOTATA
STRONGYLURA EXILIS
STRONGYLURA TIMUCU
STYGNOBROTULA LATEBRICOLA
STYLEPHORUS CHORDATUS
SYACIUM GUNTERI
SYACIUM MICRURUM
SYACIUM PAPILLOSUM
SYMPHURUS CIVITATUS
SYMPHURUS DIOMEDIANUS
SYMPHURUS MINOR
SYMPHURUS PARVUS
SYMPHURUS PIGER
SYMPHURUS PLAGIUSA
SYMPHURUS PUSILLUS
SYMPHURUS UROSPILUS
SYNCHIRUS GILLI
SYNGNATHUS AULISCUS
SYNGNATHUS CALIFORNIENSIS
SYNGATHUS FLORIDAE
SYNGNATHUS FUSCUS
SYNGNATHUS LEPTORHYNCHUS
SYNGNATHUS SCOVELLI
SYNODUS FOETENS
SYNODUS INTERMEDIUS
SYNODUS LUCIOCEPS
SYNODUS POEYI
SYNODUS SYNODUS
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page B-51
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875904030100
883571040100
876214070100
883901010100
883901020100
885104010200
885104010100
885006030100
885006030500
885006030400
883901100100
875503050100
879103070100
885003040100
885003040300
885003040400
885003040500
885003040200
871303010100
871303010200
876202040100
883528090100
883528090200
883528090300
883528090700
883528090800
881502010100
881502010200
881502010300
881502010300
883528010200
883528010100
870802090200
885002020100
885002020200
884001020100
885703140400
884701300100
883102380100
883102380300
883102380700
883102380800
883102380500
883102380500
883102380600
885801020100
885801010100
876214240100
880302030100
880302030200
884701310100
884212210100
884213040100
883544110100
883544110500
883545040200
883528170100
871305030200
871305030100
879103160100
879103100100
879103100500
879103100600
879103100700
LONGFIN DRAGONFISH
BIGSCALE POMFRET
BLUE LANTERNFISH
TAUTOG
GUNNER
BIGEYE SQUARETAIL
SMALLEYE SQUARETAIL
WHITE MARLIN
SHORTBILL SPEARFISH
LONGBILL SPEARFISH
BLUEHEAD
EULACHON
WALLEYE POLLOCK
ALBACORE
YELLOWFIN TUNA
BLACKFIN TUNA
BIGEYE TUNA
BLUEFIN TUNA
PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAY
ATLANTIC TORPEDO
SNAKEFISH
FLORIDA POMPANO
PERMIT
PALOMETA
PALOMA POMPANO
GAFFTOPSAIL POMPANO
KING-OF-THE-SALMON
DEALFISH
TAPERTAIL RIBBONFISH
TAPERTAIL RIBBONFISH
ROUGH SCAD
JACK MACKEREL
LEOPARD SHARK
ATLANTIC CUTLASSFISH
PACIFIC CUTLASSFISH
PACIFIC SANDFISH
SASH FLOUNDER
CHAMELEON GOBY
SCISSORTAIL SCULPIN
ROUGHSPINE SCULPIN
MOUSTACHE SCULPIN
BIGEYE SCULPIN
RIBBED SCULPIN
RIBBED SCULPIN
SPECTACLED SCULPIN
SCRAWLED SOLE
HOGCHOKER
MEXICAN LAMPFISH
AGUJON
HOUNDFISH
BLIND GOBY
RADIATED SHANNY
KELP GUNNEL
SAND DRUM
YELLOWFIN CROAKER
DWARF GOATFISH
COTTONMOUTH JACK
ROUND STINGRAY
YELLOW STINGRAY
LONGFIN HAKE
RED HAKE
GULF HAKE
CAROLINA HAKE
SOUTHERN HAKE
TACTOSTOMA MACROPUS
TARATICHTHYS LONGIPINNIS
TARLETONBEANIA CRENULARIS
TAUTOGA ONITIS
TAUTOGOLABRUS ADSPERSUS
TETRAGONURUS ATLANTICUS
TETRAGONURUS CUVIERI
TETRAPTURUS ALBIDUS
TETRAPTURUS ANGUSTIROSTRIS
TETRAPTURUS PFLEUGERI
THALASSOMA BIFASCIATUM
THALEICHTHYS PACIFICUS
THERAGRA CHALCOGRAMMA
THUNNUS ALALUNGA
THUNNUS ALBACARES
THUNNUS ATLANTICUS
THUNNUS OBESUS
THUNNUS THYNNUS
TORPEDO CALIFORNICA
TORPEDO NOBILIANA
TRACHINOCEPHALUS MYOPS
TRACHINOTUS CAROLINUS
TRACHINOTUS FALCATUS
TRACHINOTUS GOODEI
TRACHINOTUS PAITENSIS
TRACHINOTUS RHODOPUS
TRACHIPTERUS ALTIVELIS
TRACHIPTERUS ARCTICUS
TRACHIPTERUS FUKUZAKI
TRACHIPTERUS FUKUZAKII
TRACHURUS LATHAMI
TRACHURUS SYMMETRICUS
TRIAKIS SEMIFASCIATA
TRICHIURUS LEPTURUS
TRICHIURUS NITENS
TRICHODON TRICHODON
TRICHOPSETTA VENTRALIS
TRIDENTIGER TRIGONOCEPHALUS
TRIGLOPS FORFICATUS
TRIGLOPS MACELLUS
TRIGLOPS MURRAYI
TRIGLOPS NYBELINI
TRIGLOPS PINGELI
TRIGLOPS PINGELI
TRIGLOPS SCEPTICUS
TRINECTES INSCRIPTUS
TRINECTES MACULATUS
TRIPHOTURUS MEXICANUS
TYLOSURUS ACUS
TYLOSURUS CROCODILUS
TYPHLOGOBIUS CALIFORNIENSIS
ULVARIA SUBBIFURCATA
ULVICOLA SANTAEROSAE
UMBRINA COROIDES
UMBRINA RONCADOR
UPENEUS PARVUS
URASPIS SECUNDA
UROLOPHUS HALLERI
UROLOPHUS JAMAICENSIS
UROPHYCIS CHESTERI
UROPHYCIS CHUSS
UROPHYCIS CIRRATA
UROPHYCIS EARLLI
UROPHYCIS FLORIDANA
pageB-52
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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879103100200
879103100300
874105070200
886002080100
883108130100
883108130200
883540100100
885004010100
884212140100
884212140200
885703150100
883560110100
878704040100
882701040200
882701040100
884215010100
871302030100
881103020100
881502030100
SPOTTED HAKE
WHITE HAKE
MARBLED MORAY
SARGASSUM TRIGGERFISH
BLACKTIP POACHER
BLUESPOTTED POACHER
SALEMA
SWORDFISH
BLACK PRICKLEBACK
ROCK PRICKLEBACK
FANTAIL SOLE
PINK SEAPERCH
TRICORN BATFISH
SHORTSPINE COMBFISH
LONGSPINE COMBFISH
PROWFISH
BANDED GUITARFISH
BUCKLER DORY
SCALLOPED RIBBONFISH
UROPHYCIS REGXA
UROPHYCIS TENUIS
UROPTERYGIUS MACULARIUS
XANTHICHTHYS RINGENS
XENERETMUS LATIFRONS
XENERETMUS TRIACANTHUS
XENISTIUS CALIFORNIENSIS
XIPHIAS GLADIUS
XIPHISTER ATROPURPUREUS
XIPHISTER MUCOSUS
XYSTREURYS LIOLEPIS
ZALEMBIUS ROSACEUS
ZALIEUTES MCGINTYI
ZANIOLEPIS FRENATA
ZANIOLEPIS LATIPINNIS
ZAPRORA SILENUS
ZAPTERYX EXASPERATA
ZENOPSIS CONCHIFERA
ZU CRISTATUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-53
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COPE
APPENDIX B.3
TAXA SORTED BY CODE
COMMON NAME
SCIENTIFIC NAME
617701010000
618101020100
618201010100
618201010300
618803010100
618803010200
618803010600
618803010800
618901030100
618902130200
WHITE SHRIMP
AMERICAN LOBSTER
WEST INDIES SPINY LOBSTER
CALIFORNIA ROCK LOBSTER
RED CRAB
PACIFIC ROCK CRAB
DUNGENESS CRAB
EASTERN ROCK CRAB
BLUE CRAB
GULF STONE CRAB
PENAEUS ?
HOMARUS AMERICANOS
PANULIRUS ARGUS
PANULIRUS INTERRUPTUS
CANCER PRODUCTUS
CANCER ANTENNARIUS
CANCER MAGISTER
CANCER IRRORATUS
CALLINECTES SAPIDUS
MENIPPE ADINA
HOI»I.TygCg
550701010100
550701010200
551002010100
551002010200
551525010200
551525020100
551539010100
551547070100
551547080100
551547110100
551701020100
BLUE MUSSEL
CALIFORNIA MUSSEL
PACIFIC OYSTER
AMERICAN OYSTER
SURF CLAM
HORSENECK CLAM
OCEAN QUAHOG
PACIFIC LITTLENECK CLAM
MANILA CLAM
HARD CLAM
SOFT-SHELL CLAM
MYTILUS EDULIS
MYTILUS CALIFORNIAUS
CRASSOSTREA GIGAS
CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA
SPISULA SOLIDISSIMA
TRESUS CAPAX
ARTICA ISLANDICA
PROTOTHACA STAMINEA
VENERUPIS JAPONICA
MERCENARIA MERCENARIA
MYA ARENARIA
FISH
860301010100
860301020300
860301030100
860601010100
860601010200
860601020100
870401010100
870501010100
870502010100
870502020100
870701010100
870702010100
870703010100
870703010200
870704010100
870704020100
870704030100
870704030200
870704040100
870704040200
870704050100
870801010100
870801030400
870802010100
870802020100
870802030100
870802030400
PACIFIC LAMPREY
ARCTIC LAMPREY
SEA LAMPREY
BLACK HAGFISH
PACIFIC HAGFISH
ATLANTIC HAGFISH
HORN SHARK
FRILL SHARK
SIX GILL SHARK
SEVENGILL SHARK
WHALE SHARK
NURSE SHARK
SAND TIGER
RAGGED-TOOTH SHARK
WHITE SHARK
BASKING SHARK
SALMON SHARK
PORBEAGLE
THRESHER SHARK
BIGEYE THRESHER
SHORTFIN MAKO SHARK
BROWN CAT SHARK
CHAIN DOGFISH
SOUPFIN SHARK
TIGER SHARK
ATLANTIC SHARPNOSE SHARK
PACIFIC SHARPNOSE SHARK
LAMPETRA TRIDENTATA
LAMPETRA JAPONICA
PETROMYZON MARINUS
EPTATRETUS DEANI
EPTATRETUS STOUTI
MYXINE GLUTINOSA
HETERODONTUS FRANCISCI
CHLAMYDOSELACHUS ARGUINEUS
HEXANCHUS GRISEUS
NOTORYNCHUS CEPEDIANUS
RHINCODON TYPUS
GINGLYMOSTOMA CIRRATUM
ODONTASPIS TAURUS
ODONTASPIS FEROX
CARCHARODON CARCHARIAS
CETORHINUS MAXIMUS
LAMNA DITROPIS
LAMNA NASUS
ALOPIAS VULPINUS
ALOPIAS SUPERCILIOSUS
ISURUS OXYRINCHUS
APRISTURUS BRUNNEUS
SCYLIORHINUS RETIFER
GALEORHINUS ZYQPTERUS
GALElOCERDO CUVIER
RHIZOPRIONODON TERRAENOVAE
RHIZOPRIONODON LONGURIO
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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870802040100
870802040300
870802040400
870802040500
870802040600
870802050100
870802050200
870802050300
870802050400
870802050500
870802050600
870802050700
870802050800
870802050900
870802051200
870802051300
870802051400
870802060100
870802070100
870802080100
870802090200
870802100100
870803010100
870803010200
870803010300
870803010400
870803010500
871001010100
871001010200
871001020100
871001020300
871001040100
871001090100
871001100100
871101010100
871101010200
871301010100
871301010200
871302010100
87130201040.0
871302020100
871302030100
871303010100
871303010200
871303040100
871304010200
871304010300
871304010400
871304010500
871304010700
871304010800
871304010900
871304011100
871304011200
871304011300
871304011400
871304011500
871304011600
871304011700
871304012400
871304012600
871304012700
871304013100 «
871304013300
SMOOTH DOGFISH
FLORIDA SMOOTHHOUND
GRAY SMOOTHHOUND
BROWN SMOOTHHOUND
SICKLEFIN SMOOTHHOUND
DUSKY SHARK
BULL SHARK
SANDBAR SHARK
BLACKNOSE SHARK
BIGNOSE SHARK
SILKY SHARK
BLACKTIP SHARK
OCEAN WHITETIP SHARK
SPINNER SHARK
SMALLTAIL SHARK
NARROWTOOTH SHARK
REEF SHARK
BLUE SHARK
NIGHT SHARK
LEMON SHARK
LEOPARD SHARK
FINETOOTH SHARK
BONNETHEAD
SMOOTH HAMMERHEAD
SCALLOPED HAMMERHEAD
GREAT HAMMERHEAD
SMALLEYE HAMMERHEAD
PACIFIC SLEEPER SHARK
GREENLAND SHARK
SPINY DOGFISH
CUBAN DOGFISH
KITEFIN SHARK
BLACK DOGFISH
PRICKLY SHARK
ANGEL SHARK
ATLANTIC ANGEL SHARK
SMALLTOOTH SAWFISH
LARGETOOTH SAWFISH
ATLANTIC GUITARFISH
SHOVELNOSE GUITARFISH
THORNBACK
BANDED GUITARFISH
PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAY
ATLANTIC TORPEDO
LESSER ELECTRIC RAY
ALEUTIAN SKATE
BIG SKATE
CALIFORNIA SKATE
SANDPAPER SKATE
ALASKA SKATE
LONGNOSE SKATE
FLATHEAD SKATE
STARRY SKATE
ROUGHTAIL SKATE
CLEARNOSE SKATE
LITTLE SKATE
BARNDOOR SKATE
WINTER SKATE
OSCELLATE SKATE
ROSETTE SKATE
FRECKLED SKATE
SPREADFIN SKATE
SMOOTH SKATE • ,
ROUNDEL SKATE
MUSTELUS CANIS
MUSTELUS NORRISI
MUSTELUS CALIFORNICUS
MUSTELUS HENLEI
MUSTELUS LUNULATUS
CARCHARHINUS OBSCURUS
CARCHARHINUS LEUCAS
CARCHARHINUS PLUMBEUS
CARCHARHINUS ACRONOTUS
CARCHARHINUS ALTIMUS
CARCHARHINUS FALCIFORMIS
CARCHARHINUS LIMBATUS
CARCHARHINUS LONGIMANUS
CARCHARHINUS BREVIPINNA
CARCHARHINUS POROSUS
CARCHARHINUS BRACHYURUS
CARCHARHINUS PEREZI
PRIONACE GLAUCA
CARCHARHINUS SIGNATUS
NEGAPRION BREVIROSTRIS
TRIAKIS SEMIFASCIATA
CARCHARHINUS ISODON
SPHYRNA TIBURO
SPHYRNA ZYGAENA
SPHYRNA LEWINI
SPHYRNA MOKARRAN
SPHYRNA TUDES
SOMNIOSUS PACIFICUS
SOMNIOSUS MICROCEPHALUS
SQUALUS ACANTHIAS
SQUALUS CUBENSIS
DALATIAS LICHA
CENTROSCYLLIUM FABRICII
ECHINORHINUS COOKEI
SQUATINA CALIFORNICA
SQUATINA DUMERIL
PRISTIS PECTINATA
PRISTIS PRISTIS
RHINOBATOS LENTIGINOSUS
RHINOBATOS PRODUCTUS
PLATYRHINOIDIS TRISERIATA
ZAPTERYX EXASPERATA
TORPEDO CALIFORNICA
TORPEDO NOBILIANA ,
NARCINE BRASILIENSIS
BATHYRAJA ALEUTICA
RAJA BINOCULATA
RAJA INORNATA
BATHYRAJA INTERRUPTA
BATHYRAJA PARMIFERA
RAJA RHINA
BATHYRAJA ROSISPINIS
RAJA STELLULATA
BATHYRAJA TRACHURA
RAJA EGLANTERIA
RAJA ERINACEA
RAJA LAEVIS
RAJA OCELLATA
RAJA ACKLEYI
RAJA GARMANI
RAJA LENTIGINOSA
RAJA OLSENI
RAJA SENTA
RAJA TEXANA
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page B-55
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871304013400
871304013500
871305010100
871305010200
871305010300
871305010400
871305010500
871305010600
871305020100
871305020200
871305020300
871305030100
871305030200
871307010100
871307020100
871307020200
871307020300
871307030100
871308010200
871308020200
871308020300
871308020400
871602010100
872901010200
872901010300
872901010400
872901010500
872901010700
873201010100
873201010200
873201010300
873201010400
873201010500
873401010100
873801010100
873801010200
873802020100
873901010100
874101010100
874102010100
874102020100
874104010100
874104020100
874104050100
874105010100
874105020100
874105030100
874105040100
874105040300
874105040400
874105040800
874105040900
874105050100
874105050200
874105070200
874108010200
874112010100
874112010200
874112020200
874112030200
874112030300
874112040100
874112050100
874112110100
THORNY SKATE
SPINYTAIL SKATE
DIAMOND STINGRAY
PELAGIC STINGRAY
SOUTHERN STINGRAY
ROUGHTAIL STINGRAY
ATLANTIC STINGRAY
BLUNTNOSE STINGRAY
SPINY BUTTERFLY RAY
SMOOTH BUTTERFLY RAY
CALIFORNIA BUTTERFLY RAY
YELLOW STINGRAY
ROUND STINGRAY
SPOTTED EAGLE RAY
BULLNOSE RAY
BAT RAY
SOUTHERN EAGLE RAY
COWNOSE RAY
MANTA
DEVIL RAY
SPINETAIL MOBULA
SMOOTHTAIL MOBULA
SPOTTED RATFISH
GREEN STURGEON
WHITE STURGEON
SHORTNOSE STURGEON
ATLANTIC STURGEON '
SHOVELNOSE STURGEON
LONGNOSE GAR
SPOTTED GAR
SHORTNOSE GAR
ALLIGATOR GAR
FLORIDA GAR
BOWFIN
LADYFISH
MACHETE
ATLANTIC TARPON
BONEFISH
AMERICAN EEL
SPAGHETTI EEL
RIDGED EEL
SEAGRASS EEL
FALSE MORAY
BICOLOR EEL
PYGMY MORAY
CHAIN MORAY
VIPER MORAY
GREEN MORAY
SPOTTED MORAY
BLACKEDGE MORAY
PURPLEMOUTH MORAY
CALIFORNIA MORAY .
GOLDENTAIL MORAY
RETICULATE MORAY
MARBLED MORAY
FRECKLED PIKE-CONGER
CONGER EEL
MANYTOOTH CONGER
BANDTOOTH CONGER
YELLOW CONGER
WHIPTAIL CONGER
CATALINA CONGER
MARGINTAIL CONGER
BROWN GARDEN EEL
RAJA RADIATA
RAJA SPINICAUDA
DASYATIS DIPTERURA
DASYATIS VIOLACEA
DASYATIS AMERICANA
DASYATIS CENTROURA
DASYATIS SABINA
DASYATIS SAY
GYMNURA ALTAVELA
GYMNURA MICRURA
GYMNURA MARMORATA
UROLOPHUS JAMAICENSIS
UROLOPHUS HALLERI
AETOBATUS NARINARI
MYLIOBATIS FREMINVILLEI
MYLIOBATIS CALIFORNICA
MYLIOBATIS GOODEI
RHINOPTERA BONASUS
MANTA BIROSTRIS
MOBULA HYPOSTOMA
MOBULA JAPANICA
MOBULA-THURSTONI
HYDROLAGUS COLLIEI
ACIPENSER MEDIROSTRIS
ACIPENSER TRANSMONTANUS
ACIPENSER BREVIROSTRUM
ACIPENSER OXYRHYNCHUS
SCAPHIRHYNCHUS PLATORYNCHUS
LEPISOSTEUS OSSEUS
LEPISOSTEUS OCULATUS
LEPISOSTEUS PLATOSTOMUS
LEPISOSTEUS SPATULA
LEPISOSTEUS PLATYRHINCUS
AMIA CALVA
ELOPS SAURUS
ELOPS AFFINIS
MEGALOPS ATLANTICUS
ALBULA VULPES
ANGUILLA ROSTRATA'
MORINGUA EDWARDSI
NEOCONGER MUCRONATUS
CHILORHINUS SUENSONI
KAUPICHTHYS HYOPOROIDES
CHLOPSIS BICOLOR
ANARCHIAS SIMILIS
ECHIDNA CATENATA
ECHELYCORE NIGRICANS
GYMNOTHORAX FUNEBRIS
GYMNOTHORAX MORINGA
GYMNOTHORAX NIGROMARGINATUS
GYMNOTHORAX VICINUS
GYMNOTHORAX MORDAX
MURAENA MILARIS
MURAENA RETIFERA
UROPTERYGIUS MACULARIUS
HOPLUNNIS MACRURUS
CONGER OCEANICUS
CONGER TRIPORICEPS
ARIOSOMA BALEARICUM
HILDEBRANDIA FLAVA
HILDEBRANDIA GRACILIOR
GNATHOPHIS CATALINEWSIS
PARACONGER CAUDILIMBATUS
HETEROCONGER HALIS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-56
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874113010100
874113020100*
874113020200
874113030100
874113030200
874113040100
874113050100
874113050200
874113060100
874113070100
874113070300
874113080200
874113090100
874113090200
874113100100
874113100200
874113100300
874113100400
874113100600
874113100700
874113110300
874113120100
874113120200
874113160100
874113170100
874117010100
874121020200
874303030100
874701010100
874701010200
874701010300
874701010400
874701010500
874701010600
874701020100
874701020100
874701030100
874701040100
874701040200
874701040300
874701040400
874701050100
874701050200
874701060100
874701070100
874701070400
874701080100
874701080200
874701080400
874701080500
874701090100
874701090200
874701100200
874701100300
874702010100
874702010200
874702010300
874702020100
874702020200
874702020300
874702020400
874702020500
874702020600
874702020900
KEYWORD! EEL
WHIP EEL
SOOTY EEL
BLOTCHED SNAKE EEL
SHORTTAIL SNAKE EEL
RIDGEFIN EEL
HORSEHAIR EEL
THREAD EEL
SAILFIN EEL
GOLDSPOTTED EEL
SHARPTAIL EEL
SPECKLED WORM EEL
SPOTTED SPOON-NOSE EEL
SNAPPER EEL
SHRIMP EEL
BLACKPORED EEL
PALESPOTTED EEL
SPOTTED SNAKE EEL
PACIFIC SNAKE EEL
YELLOW SNAKE EEL
SURF EEL
FINLESS EEL
ACADEMY EEL
STRIPE EEL
SLANTLIP EEL
SHORTBELLY EEL
SLENDER SNAKE EEL
SPINY EEL
AMERICAN SHAD
BLUEBACK HERRING
HICKORY SHAD
ALABAMA SHAD
ALEWIFE
SKIPJACK HERRING
ATLANTIC HERRING
PACIFIC HERRING
PACIFIC SARDINE
ATLANTIC MENHADEN
FINESCALE MENHADEN
GULF MENHADEN
YELLOWFIN MENHADEN
GIZZARD SHAD
THREADFIN SHAD
ROUND HERRING
ATLANTIC THREAD HERRING
MIDDLING THREAD HERRING
FALSE PILCHARD
REDEAR SARDINE
SCALED SARDINE
FLATIRON HERRING
DWARF HERRING
LITTLE-EYE HERRING
ORANGESPOT SARDINE
SPANISH SARDINE
NORTHERN ANCHOVY
CAMIGUANA ANCHOVY
SILVER ANCHOVY
STRIPED ANCHOVY
BAY ANCHOVY
CUBAN ANCHOVY
BIGEYE ANCHOVY
DUSKY ANCHOVY
LONGNOSE ANCHOVY
KEY ANCHOVY
AHLIA EGMONTIS •
BASCANICHTHYS SCUTICARIS
BASCANICHTHYS BASCANIUM
CALLECHELYS MURAENA
CALLECHELYS GUINIENSIS
CALLECHELYS SPRINGERI
GORDIICHTHYS IRRETITUS
GORDIICHTHYS SPRINGERI
LETHARCHUS VELIFER
MYRICHTHYS OCELLATUS
MYRICHTHYS BREVICEPS
MYROPHIS PUNCTATUS
ECHIOPHIS INTERTINCTUS
ECHIOPHIS PUNCTIFER
OPHICHTHUS GOMESI
OPHICHTHUS MELANOPORUS
OPHICHTHUS PUNCTICEPSS
OPHICHTHUS OPHIS
OPHICHTHUS TRISERIALIS
OPHICHTHUS ZOPHOCHIR
ICHTHYAPUS OPHIONEUS
APTERICHTUS KENDALLI
APTERICHTUS ANSP
APROGNATHODON PLATYVENTRIS,
CARALOPHIA LOXOCHILA
DYSOMMA ANGUILLARE
NEMICHTHYS SCOLOPACEUS
NOTACANTHUS CHEMNITZI
ALOSA SAPIDISSIMA
ALOSA AESTIVALIS
ALOSA MEDIOCRIS
ALOSA ALABAMAE
ALOSA PSEUDOHARENGUS
ALOSA CHRYSOCHLORIS
CLUPEA HARENGUS
CLUPEA PALLASI
SARDINOPS SAGAX
BREVOORTIA TYRANNUS
BREVOORTIA GUNTERI
BREVOORTIA PATRONUS
BREVOORTIA SMITHI
DOROSOMA CEPEDIANUM
DOROSOMA PETENENSE
ETRUMEUS TERES
OPISTHONEMA OGLINUM
OPISTHONEMA MEDIRASTRE
HARENGULA CLUPEOLA
HARENGULA HUMERALIS
HARENGULA JAGUANA
HARENGULA THRISSINA
JENKINSIA LAMPROTAENIA
JENKINSIA MAJUA
SARDINELLA BRASILIENSIS
SARDINELLA AURITA
ENGRAULIS MORDAX
ENGRAULIS ESTAUQUAE
ENGRAULIS EURYSTOLE
ANCHOA HEPSETUS
ANCHOA MITCHILLI
ANCHOA CUBANA
ANCHOA LAMPROTAENIA
ANCHOA LYOLEPIS
ANCHOA NASUTA
ANCHOA CAYORUM
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-57
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874702021000
874702021100
874702021200
874702030400
874702040200
875501010600
875501020100
875501020200
875501020300
875501020500
875501020600
875501030100
875501030200
875501030500
875501030600
875501040100
875501040200
875501040300
875501040400
875503010100
875503010300
875503020100
875503030200
875503040100
875503040200
875503050100
875503060100
875601020300
875601020500
875601020600
875601030200
875602010600
875603010100
875801010100
875801010300
875801010400
875901060100
875904030100
875906010100
876201010200
876202010100
876202010200
876202010300
876202010400
876202010600
876202030100
876202030200
876202030300
876202040100
876204010100
876204020100
876209010200
876209010300
876210010100
876212010100
876214010100
876214020100
876214030200
876214040100
876214050100
876214070100
876214080200
876214100100
876214240100
DEEPBODY ANCHOVY
SLOUGH ANCHOVY
NEW JERSEY ANCHOVY
FLAT ANCHOVY
ANCHOVETA
LAKE WHITEFISH
PINK SALMON
CHUM SALMON
COHO SALMON
SOCKEYE SALMON
CHINOOK SALMON
CUTTHROAT TROUT
RAINBOW TROUT
ATLANTIC SALMON
BROWN TROUT
DOLLY VARDEN
ARCTIC CHAR
LAKE TROUT
BROOK TROUT
SURF SMELT
DELTA SMELT
CAPELIN
RAINBOW SMELT
NIGHT SMELT
LONGFIN SMELT
EULACHON
WHITEBAIT SMELT
ATLANTIC ARGENTINE
STRIATED ARGENTINE
PACIFIC ARGENTINE
PYGMY ARGENTINE
CALIFORNIA SMOOTHTONGUE
BARRELEYE
NORTHERN PIKE
CHAIN PICKEREL
MUSKELLUNGE
STAREYE LIGHTFISH
LONGFIN DRAGONFISH
PACIFIC VIPERFISH
YELLOWFIN AULOPUS
INSHORE LIZARDFISH
SAND DIVER
CALIFORNIA LIZARDFISH
OFFSHORE LIZARDFISH
RED LIZARDFISH
LARGESCALE LIZARDFISH
SMALLSCALE LIZARDFISH
SHORTJAW LIZARDFISH
SNAKEFISH
SHORTNOSE GREENEYE
LONGNOSE GREENEYE
LONGNOSE LANCETFISH
SHORTNOSE LANCETFISH
DAGGERTOOTH
NORTHERN PEARLEYE
DOGTOOTH LAMPFISH
CALIFORNIA HEADLIGHTFISH
PINPOINT LAMPFISH
PATCHWORK LAMPFISH
NORTHERN LAMPFISH
BLUE LANTERNFISH
DIOGENES LAMPFISH
CALIFORNIA FLASHLIGHTFISH
MEXICAN LAMPFISH
ANCHOA COMPRESSA
ANCHOA DELICATISSIMA
ANCHOA DUODECIUM
ANCHOVIELLA PERFASCIATA
CETENGRAULIS MYSTICETUS
COREGONUS CLUPEAFORMIS
ONCORHYNCHUS GORBUSCHA
ONCORHYNCHUS KETA
ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH
ONCORHYNCHUS NERKA
ONCORHYNCHUS TSHAWYTSCHA
ONCORHYNCHUS CLARKI
ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS
SALMO SALAR
SALMO TRUTTA
SALVELINUS MALMA
SALVELINUS ALPINUS
SALVELINUS NAMAYCUSH
SALVELINUS FONTINALIS
HYPOMESUS PRETIOSUS
HYPOMESUS TRANSPACIFICUS
MALLOTUS VILLOSUS
OSMERUS MORDAX
SPIRINCHUS STARKSI
SPIRINCHUS THALEICHTHYS
THALEICHTHYS PACIFICUS
ALLOSMERUS ELONGATUS
ARGENTINA SILUS
ARGENTINA STRIATA
ARGENTINA SIALIS
GLOSSANODON PYGMAEUS
LEUROGLOSSUS STILBIUS
MACROPINNA MICROSTOMA
ESOX LUCIUS
ESOX NIGER
ESOX MASQUINONGY
POLLICHTHYS MAULI
TACTOSTOMA MACROPUS
CHAULIODUS MACOUNI
AULOPUS NANAE
SYNODUS FOETENS
SYNODUS INTERMEDIUS
SYNODUS LUCIOCEPS .
SYNODUS POEYI
SYNODUS SYNODUS
SAURIDA BRASILIENSIS
SAURIDA CARIBBAEA
SAURIDA NORMANI
TRACHINOCEPHALUS MYOPS
CHLOROPHTHALMUS AGASSIZI
PARASUDIS TRUCULENTA
ALEPISAURUS FEROX
ALEPISAURUS BREVIROSTRIS
ANOTOPTERUS PHARAO
BENTHALBELLA DENTATA
CERATOSCOPELUS TOWNSENDI
DIAPHUS THETA
LAMPANYCTUS REGALIS
NOTOSCOPELUS RESPLENDENS
STENOBRACHIUS LEUCOPSARUS
TARLETONBEANIA CRENULARIS
DIOGENYS LATERNATUS
PROTOMYCTOPHUM CROCKERI
TRIPHOTURUS MEXICANUS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-58
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877601010100
877604010200
877702010100
877702010200
877702010300
877702010400
877702010500
877702010600
877702030100
877718010100
877718020200
877730010100
878301010100
878301010600
878301010700
878301020100
878301020200
878301020300
878401010100
878401010200
878401010300
878401010400
878401010500
878401010600
878401020100
878401020200
878401040100
878601010100
878702010100
878702020100
878702020200
878702020300
878702020500
878702020700
878702020800
878704010100
878704010300
878704010500
878704010600
878704030100
878704040100
878803020100
878808020100
879102010100
879103010100
879103010200
879103020100
879103030100
879103040100
879103040200
879103040300
879103060100
879103060200
879103070100
879103080100
879103090100
8-79403100100
879103100200
879103100300
879103100500
879103100600
879103100700
879103110100
879103130100
COMMON CARP
WHITE SUCKER
WHITE CATFISH
BLUE CATFISH
YELLOW BULLHEAD
BROWN BULLHEAD
CHANNEL CATFISH
BLACK BULLHEAD
FLATHEAD CATFISH
GAFFTOPSAIL CATFISH
HARDHEAD CATFISH
SUCKERMOUTH CATFISH
PLAINFIN MIDSHIPMAN
ATLANTIC MIDSHIPMAN
SPECKLEFIN MIDSHIPMAN
OYSTER TOADFISH
GULF TOADFISH
LEOPARD TOADFISH
NORTHERN CLINGFISH
SKILLETFISH
LINED CLINGFISH
BEARDED CLINGFISH
STIPPLED CLINGFISH
CALIFORNIA CLINGFISH
KELP CLINGFISH
SLENDER CLINGFISH
EMERALD CLINGFISH
GOOSEFISH
SARGASSUMFISH
LONGLURE FROGFISH
OCELLATED FROGFISH
SINGLESPOT FROGFISH
STRIATED FROGFISH
ROUGHJAW FROGFISH
DWARF FROGFISH
LONGNOSE BATFISH
SHORTNOSE BATFISH
ROUGHBACK BATFISH
POLKA-DOT BATFISH
PANCAKE BATFISH
TRICORN BATFISH
ATLANTIC FOOTBALLFISH
TRIPLEWART SEADEVIL
ANTENNA CODLET
TOOTHED COD
POLAR COD
ARCTIC COD
SAFFRON COD
PACIFIC COD
ATLANTIC COD
GREENLAND COD
PACIFIC TOMCOD
ATLANTIC TOMCOD
WALLEYE POLLOCK
BURBOT
POLLOCK
RED HAKE
SPOTTED HAKE
WHITE HAKE
GULF HAKE
CAROLINA HAKE
SOUTHERN HAKE
CUSK
HADDOCK
CYPRINUS CARPIO
CATOSTOMUS COMMERSONI
AMEIURUS CATUS
ICTALURUS FURCATUS
AMEIURUS NATALIS
AMEIURUS NEBULOSUS
ICTALURUS PUNCTATUS
AMEIURUS MELAS
PYLODICTIS OLIVARIS
BAGRE MARINUS
ARIUS FELIS
HYPOSTOMUS PLECOSTOMUS
PORICHTHYS NOTATUS
PORICHTHYS PLECTRODON
PORICHTHYS MYRIASTER
OPSANUS TAU
OPSANUS BETA
OPSANUS PARDUS
GOBIESOX MAEANDRICUS
GOBIESOX STRUMOSUS
GOBIESOX EUGRAMMUS
GOBIESOX PAPILLIFER
GOBIESOX PUNCTULATUS
GOBIESOX RHESSODON
RIMICOLA MUSCARUM
RIMICOLA EIGENMANNI
ACYRTOPS BERYLLINUS
LOPHIUS AMERICANUS
HISTRIO HISTRIO
ANTENNARIUS MULTIOCELLATUS
ANTENNARIUS OCELLATUS
ANTENNARIUS RADIOSUS
ANTENNARIUS STRIATUS
ANTENNARIUS.AVALONIS
ANTENNARIUS PAUCIRADIATUS
OGCOCEPHALUS CORNIGER
OGCOCEPHALUS NASUTUS
OGCOCEPHALUS PARVUS
OGCOCEPHALUS RADIATUS
HALIEUTICHTHYS ACULEATUS
ZALIEUTES MCGINTYI
HIMANTOLOPHUS GROENLANDICUS
CRYPTOPSARAS COUESI
BREGMACEROS ATLANTICUS
ARCTOGADUS BORISOVI
ARCTOGADUS GLACIALIS
BOREOGADUS SAIDA
ELEGINUS GRACILIS
GADUS MACROCEPHALUS
GADUS MORHUA
GADUS OGAC
MICROGADUS PROXIMUS
MICROGADUS TOMCOD
THERAGRA CHALCOGRAMMA
LOTA LOTA
POLLACHIUS VIRENS
UROPHYCIS CHUSS
UROPHYCIS REGIA
UROPHYCIS TENUIS
UROPHYCIS CIRRATA
UROPHYCIS EARLLI
UROPHYCIS FLORIDANA
BROSME BROSME
MELANOGRAMMUS AEGLEFINUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-59
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879103150100
879103160100
879104010100
879104010200
879104020100
879201010100
879201040100
879201050300
879201050400
879201050500
879201060100
879201060200
879201060300
879201060400
879201060500
879201070100
879201070200
879201070300
879201070400
879201090100
879201230100
879201240100
879201250100
879201250200
879201260100
879201270100
879201280100
879202010100
879301010100
879301020300
879301040300
879301051200
879301060400
879301070300
879301070600
879301071000
879301071100
879301071400
879301071900
879301072000
879301072100
879301072200
879301080100
879301160100
879301170100
879401080200
880301010100
880301010200
880301010300
880301010400
880301010500
880301010700
880301020100
880301020200
880301020400
880301030100
880301030400
880301040100
880301060100
880301060200
880301070100
880301070200
880301090100
880301090300
FOURBEARD ROCKLING
LONGFIN HAKE
SILVER HAKE
PACIFIC HAKE
LUMINOUS HAKE
RED BROTULA
BEARDED BROTULA
FAWN CUSK-EEL
BLACKEDGE CUSK-EEL
MOTTLED CUSK-EEL
LONGNOSE CUSK-EEL
BLOTCHED CUSK-EEL
BANK CUSK-EEL
MOONEYE CUSK-EEL
CRESTED CUSK-EEL
POLKA-DOT CUSK-EEL
SPOTTED CUSK-EEL
SLEEPER CUSK-EEL
BASKETWEAVE CUSK-EEL
STRIPED CUSK-EEL
GOLD BROTULA
KEY BROTULA
REEF-CAVE BROTULA
PURPLE BROTULA
DUSKY CUSK EEL
REDFIN BROTULA
BLACK BROTULA
PEARLFISH
BIGFIN EELPOUT
ALASKA EELPOUT
FISH DOCTOR
WOLF EELPOUT
PALLID EELPOUT
SHORTFIN EELPOUT
BLACK EELPOUT
WATTLED EELPOUT
CANADIAN EELPOUT
POLAR EELPOUT
SHULUPAOLUK
NEWFOUNDLAND EELPOUT
PALE EELPOUT
ARCTIC EELPOUT
BLACKBELLY EELPOUT
OCEAN POUT
BEARDED EELPOUT
MARLIN-SPIKE
ATLANTIC FLYINGFISH
CLEARWING FLYINGFISH
MARGINED FLYINGFISH
BANDWING FLYINGFISH
SPOTFIN FLYINGFISH
CALIFORNIA FLYINGFISH
BALLYHOO
BALAO
LONGFIN HALFBEAK
SILVERSTRIPE HALFBEAK
CALIFORNIA HALFBEAK
HARDHEAD HALFBEAK
FLYING HALFBEAK
RIBBON HALFBEAK
OCEAN TWO-WING FLYINGFISH
TROPICAL TWO-WING FLYINGFISH
FOURWING FLYINGFISH
BLACKWING FLYINGFISH
ENCHELYOPUS CIMBRIUS
UROPHYCIS CHESTERI
MERLUCCIUS BILINEARIS
MERLUCCIUS PRODUCTUS
STEINDACHNERIA ARGENTEA
BROSMOPHYCIS MARGINATA
BROTULA BARBATA,
LEPOPHIDIUM PROFUNDORUM
LEPOPHIDIUM BREVIBARBE
LEPOPHIDIUM JEANNAE
OPHIDION BEANI
OPHIDION GRAYI
OPHIDION HOLBROOKI
OPHIDION SELENOPS
OPHIDION WELSHI
OTOPHIDIUM OMOSTIGMUM
CHILARA TAYLORI
OTOPHIDIUM DORMITATOR
OPHIDION SCRIPPSAE
OPHIDION MARGINATUM
GUNTERICHTHYS LONGIPENIS
OGILBIA CAYORUM
OLIGOPUS CLAUDEI
OLIGOPUS DIAGRAMMUS
PAROPHIDION SCHMIDTI
PETROTYX SANGUINEUS
STYGNOBROTULA LATEBRICOLA
CARAPUS BERMUDENSIS
LYCODES CORTEZIANUS
BOTHROCARA PUSILLUM
GYMNELUS VIRIDUS
LYCENCHELYS VERRILLI
LYCODAPUS MANDIBULARIS
LYCODES BREVIPES
LYCODES DIAPTERUS
LYCODES PALEARIS
LYCODES POLARIS
LYCODES TURNERI
LYCODES JUGORICUS
LYCODES LAVALEI
LYCODES PALLIDUS
LYCODES RETICULATUS
LYCODOPSIS PACIFICA
MACROZOARCES AMERICANUS
LYCONEMA BARBATUM
NEZUMIA BAIRDI
CYPSELURUS MELANURUS
CYPSELURUS COMATUS .
CYPSELURUS CYANOPTERUS
CYPSELURUS EXSILIENS
CYPSELURUS FURCATUS
CYPSELURUS CALIFORNICUS
HEMIRAMPHUS BRASILIENSIS
HEMIRAMPHUS BALAO
HEMIRAMPHUS SALTATOR
HYPORHAMPHUS UNIFASCIATUS
HYPORHAMPHUS ROSAE
CHRIODORUS ATHERINOIDES
EULEPTORHAMPHUS VELOX
EULEPTORHAMPHUS VIRIDIS
EXOCOETUS OBTUSIROSTRIS
EXOCOETUS VOLITANS
HIRUNDICHTHYS AFFINIS
HIRUNDICHTHYS RONDELETI
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-60
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S80301100100
880301110100
880301120100
880302010100
880302020100
880302020200
880302020300
880302020400
880302030100
880302030200
880302040100
880303010100
880303020100
880404010100
880404020100
880404020300
880404020400
880404020500
880404020700
880404020900
880404021200
880404030100
880404040100
880404050100
880408010100
880408010200
880408020100
880502010100
880502020100
880502030100
880502030200
880502030300
880502040200
880502050100
880502060100
880502070100
880901010100
881008010100
881008010200
881008010300
881008010400
881008010500
881008010600
881008020100
881008030100
881008040100
881008060100
881103020100
881106010100
881106010200
881301010100
881301010100
881501020100
881502010100
881502010200
881502010300
881502010300
88150202,0100
881502030100
881503010100
881601010100
881801010100
881801010200
881801020100
SMALLWING FLYINGFISH
SAILFIN FLYINGFISH
BLUNTNOSE FLYINGFISH
FLAT NEEDLEFISH
ATLANTIC NEEDLEFISH
REDFIN NEEDLEFISH
TIMUCU
CALIFORNIA NEEDLEFISH
AGUJON
HOUNDFISH
KEELTAIL NEEDLEFISH
PACIFIC SAURY
ATLANTIC SAURY
SHEEPSHEAD MINNOW
MARSH KILLIFISH
MUMMICHOG
SPOTFIN KILLIFISH
STRIPED KILLIFISH
GULF KILLIFISH
SALTMARSH TOPMINNOW
BAYOU KILLIFISH
RAINWATER KILLIFISH
DIAMOND KILLIFISH
GOLDSPOTTED KILLIFISH
WESTERN MOSQUITOFISH
MANGROVE GAMBUSIA
SAILFIN MOLLY
TOPSMELT
ROUGH SILVERSIDE
INLAND SILVERSIDE
ATLANTIC SILVERSIDE
KEY SILVERSIDE
REEF SILVERSIDE
HARDHEAD SILVERSIDE
JACKSMELT
CALIFORNIA GRUNION
BEARDFISH
SQUIRRELFISH
DEEPWATER SQUIRRELFISH
LONGSPINE SQUIRRELFISH
REEF SQUIRRELFISH
LONGJAW SQUIRRELFISH
DUSKY SQUIRRELFISH
BLACKBAR SOLDIERFISH
BIGEYE SOLDIERFISH
CARDINAL SOLDIERFISH
SPINYCHEEK SOLDIERFISH
BUCKLER DORY
DEEPBODY BOARFISH
SHORTSPINE BOARFISH .
OPAH
OPAH
UNICORNFISH
KING-OF-THE-SALMON
DEALFISH
TAPERTAIL RIBBONFISH
TAPERTAIL RIBBONFISH
POLKA-DOT RIBBONFISH
SCALLOPED RIBBONFISH
OARFISH
TUBE-EYE
THREESPINE STICKLEBACK
BLACKSPOTTED STICKLEBACK
NINESPINE STICKLEBACK
OXYPORHAMPHUS MICROPTERUS
PAREXOCOETUS BRACHYPTERUS
PROGNICHTHYS GIBBIFRONS
ABLENNES HIANS
STRONGYLURA MARINA
STRONGYLURA NOTATA
STRONGYLURA TIMUCU
STRONGYLURA EXILIS
TYLOSURUS ACUS
TYLOSURUS CROCODILUS
PLATYBELONE ARGALUS
COLOLABIS SAIRA
SCOMBERESOX SAURUS
CYPRINODON VARIEGATUS
FUNDULUS CONFLUENTUS
FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS
FUNDULUS LUCIAE
FUNDULUS MAJALIS
FUNDULUS GRANDIS
FUNDULUS JENKINSI
FUNDULUS PULVEREUS
LUCANIA PARVA
ADINIA XENICA
FLORIDICHTHYS CARPIO
GAMBUSIA AFFINIS
GAMBUSIA RHIZOPHORAE
POECILIA LATIPINNA
ATHERINOPS AFFINIS
MEMBRAS MARTINICA
MENIDIA BERYLLINA
MENIDIA MENIDIA
MENIDIA CONCHORUM
HYPOATHERINA HARRINGTONENSIS
ATHERINOMORUS STIPES
ATHERINOPSIS CALIFORNIENSIS
LEURESTHES TENUIS
POLYMIXIA LOWEI
HOLOCENTRUS ADSCENSIONIS
HOLOCENTRUS BULLISI
HOLOCENTRUS RUFUS
HOLOCENTRUS CORUSCUS
HOLOCENTRUS MARIANUS
HOLOCENTRUS VEXILLARIUS
MYRIPRISTIS JACOBUS
OSTICHTHYS TRACHYPOMA
PLECTRYPOPS RETROSPINIS
CORNIGER SPINOSUS
ZENOPSIS CONCHIFERA
ANTIGONIA CARPOS
ANTIGONIA COMBATIA
LAMPRIS GUTTATUS
LAMPRIS REGIUS
EUMECICHTHYS FISKI
TRACHIPTERUS ALTIVELIS
TRACHIPTERUS ARCTICUS
TRACHIPTERUS FUKUZAKII
TRACHIPTERUS FUKUZAKI
DESMODEMA POLYSTICTUM
ZU CRI STATUS
REGALECUS GLESNE
STYLEPHORUS CHORDATUS
GASTEROSTEUS ACULEATUS
GASTEROSTEUS WHEATLANDI
PUNGITIUS PUNGITIUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-61
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881801030100
881802010100
881901010100
881902010100
881902010300
881903010100
881903010200
882002010100
882002010200
882002010300
882002010400
882002010500
882002010600
882002010800
882002011000
882002011100
882002011200
882002011300
882002020100
882002020200
882002020400
882002020500
882002020600
882002040100
882002040200
882002040300
882002050100
882002050200
882002050300
882002070100
882601010100
882601010200
882601010300
882601010400
882601010500
882601010600
882601010700
882601010800
882601010900
882601011000
882601011100
882601011200
882601011300
882601011400
882601011500
882601011700
882601011800
882601011900
882601012000
882601012100
882601012300
882601012400
882601012400
882601012500
882601012600
882601012700
882601012800
882601012900
882601013000
882601013100
882601013200
882601013400
882601013500
882601013700
FOURSPINE STICKLEBACK
TUBE-SNOUT
TRUMPETFISH
BLUESPOTTED CORNETFISH
RED CORNETFISH
LONGSPINE SNIPEFISH
SLENDER SNIPEFISH
BAY PIPEFISH
DUSKY PIPEFISH
NORTHERN PIPEFISH
CHAIN PIPEFISH
PUGNOSE PIPEFISH
SHORTFIN PIPEFISH
SARGASSUM PIPEFISH
BARRED PIPEFISH
KELP PIPEFISH
DWARF PIPEFISH
GULF PIPEFISH
LINED SEAHORSE
OFFSHORE SEAHORSE
LONGSNOUT SEAHORSE
DWARF SEAHORSE
PACIFIC SEAHORSE
WHITENOSE PIPEFISH
DEEPWATER PIPEFISH
CRESTED PIPEFISH
INSULAR PIPEFISH
BANDED PIPEFISH
FRINGED PIPEFISH
OPOSSUM PIPEFISH
ROUGHEYE ROCKFISH
PACIFIC OCEAN PERCH
BROWN ROCKFISH
AURORA ROCKFISH
REDBANDED ROCKFISH
SILVERGRAY ROCKFISH
SHORTRAKER ROCKFISH
COPPER ROCKFISH
DUSKY ROCKFISH
DARKBLOTCHED ROCKFISH
SPLITNOSE ROCKFISH
GREENSTRIPED ROCKFISH
PUGET SOUND ROCKFISH
WIDOW ROCKFISH
YELLOWTAIL ROCKFISH
CHILIPEPPER ROCKFISH
ROSETHORN ROCKFISH
SHORTBELLY ROCKFISH
QUILLBACK ROCKFISH
BLACK ROCKFISH
VERMILION ROCKFISH
BLUE ROCKFISH
BLUE ROCKFISH
CHINA ROCKFISH
TIGER ROCKFISH
BOCACCIO
CANARY ROCKFISH
NORTHERN ROCKFISH
REDSTRIPE ROCKFISH
YELLOWMOUTH ROCKFISH
ROSY ROCKFISH
YELLOWEYE ROCKFISH
STRIPETAIL ROCKFISH
PYGMY ROCKFISH
APELTES QUADRACUS
AULORHYNCHUS FLAVIDUS
AULOSTOMUS MACULATUS
FISTULARIA TABACARIA
FISTULARIA PETIMBA
MACRORHAMPHOSUS SCOLOPAX
MACRORHAMPHOSUS GRACILIS
SYNGNATHUS LEPTORHYNCHUS
SYNGATHUS FLORIDAE
SYNGNATHUS FUSCUS
SNYGNATHUS LOUISIANAE
BRYX DUNCKERI
COSMOCAMPUS ELUCENS
ONYGNATHUS PELAGICUS
SYNGNATHUS AULISCUS
SYNGNATHUS CALIFORNIENSIS
COSMOCAMPUS HILDEBRANDI
SYNGNATHUS SCOVELLI
HIPPOCAMPUS ERECTUS
HIPPOCAMPUS OBTUSUS
HIPPOCAMPUS REIDI
HIPPOCAMPUS ZOSTERAE
HIPPOCAMPUS INGENS
COSMOCAMPUS ALBIROSTRIS
COSMOCAMPUS PROFUNDUS
COSMOCAMPUS BRACHYCEPHALUS
ANARCHOPTERUS TECTUS
MICROGNATHUS CRINITUS
ARCHANOPTERUS CRINIGER
MICROPHIS BRACHYURUS
SEBASTES ALEUTIANUS
SEBASTES ALUTUS
SEBASTES AURICULATUS
SEBASTES AURORA
SEBASTES BABCOCKI
SEBASTES BREVISPINIS
SEBASTES BOREALIS
SEBASTES CAURINUS
SEBASTES CILIATUS
SEBASTES CRAMERI
SEBASTES DIPLOPROA
SEBASTES ELONGATUS
SEBASTES EMPHAEUS
SEBASTES ENTOMELAS
SEBASTES FLAVIDUS
SEBASTES GOODEI
SEBASTES HELVOMACULA.TUS
SEBASTES JORDANI
SEBASTES MALIGER
SEBASTES MELANOPS
SEBASTES MINIATUS
SEBASTES MYSTINUS
SEBASTES MYSTINUS
SEBASTES NEBULOSUS
SEBASTES NIGROCINCTUS
SEBASTES PAUCISPINIS
SEBASTES PINNIGER
SEBASTES POLYSPINIS
SEBASTES PRORIGER
SEBASTES REEDI
SEBASTES ROSACEUS
SEBASTES RUBERRIMUS
SEBASTES SAXICOLA
SEBASTES WILSONI
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-62
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882601013800
882601013900
882601014000
882601014200
882601014300
882601014400
882601014500
882601014600
882601014700
882601014800
882601014900
882601015000
882601015100
882601015200
882601015300
882601015400
882601015600
882601015700
882601015800
882601015900
882601016000
882601016200
882601016300
882601016400
882601016500
882601016600
882601016700
882601020100
882601020200
882601030100
882601040200
882601050100
882601050300
882601050500
882601050600
882601060000
882601060100
882601060200
882601060300
882601060400
882601060500
882601060600
882601060700
882601060800
882601060900
882601061000
882601061400
882601061600
882601120100
882601120200
882601120300
882602010100
882602010200
882602010300
882602010400
882602010500
882602011100
882602011300
882602011400
882602011700
882602011800
882602012000
882602012100
882602020100
SHARPCHIN ROCKFISH
GOLDEN REDFISH
BLACK-AND-YELLOW ROCKFISH
KELP ROCKFISH
GREENSPOTTED ROCKFISH
STARRY ROCKFISH
CALICO ROCKFISH
PINK ROCKFISH
BRONZESPOTTED ROCKFISH
SQUARESPOTTED ROCKFISH
COWCOD
MEXICAN ROCKFISH
DEEPWATER REDFISH
SPECKLED ROCKFISH
CHAMELEON ROCKFISH
GRASS ROCKFISH
BANK ROCKFISH
HALFBANDED ROCKFISH
OLIVE ROCKFISH
TREEFISH
HONEYCOMB ROCKFISH
GOPHER ROCKFISH
SWORDSPINE ROCKFISH
FRECKLED ROCKFISH
PINKROSE ROCKFISH
GREENBLOTCHED ROCKFISH
DWARF-RED ROCKFISH
SHORTSPINE THORNYHEAD
LONGSPINE THORNYHEAD
BLACKBELLY ROSEFISH
SPINYCHEEK SCORPIONFISH
LONGSNOUT SCORPIONFISH
LONGSPINE SCORPIONFISH
HIGHFIN SCORPIONFISH
SPINYTHROAT SCORPIONFISH
SCORPIONFISH
LONGFIN SCORPIONFISH
CORAL SCORPIONFISH
GOOSEHEAD SCORPIONFISH
SHORTFIN SCORPIONFISH
BARBFISH
SMOOTHHEAD SCORPIONFISH
HUNCHBACK SCORPIONFISH
DWARF SCORPIONFISH
PLUMED SCORPIONFISH
MUSHROOM SCORPIONFISH
SPOTTED SCORPIONFISH
CALIFORNIA SCORPIONFISH
REEF SCORPIONFISH
DEEPREEF SCORPIONFISH
RAINBOW SCORPIONFISH
NORTHERN SEAROBIN
STRIPED SEAROBIN
LEOPARD SEAROBIN
BIGHEAD SEAROBIN
SPINY SEAROBIN
BARRED SEAROBIN
BANDTAIL SEAROBIN
MEXICAN SEAROBIN
BLUESPOTTED SEAROBIN
BIGEYE SEAROBIN
BLACKWING SEAROBIN
SHORTWING SEAROBIN
SHORTFIN SEAROBIN
SEBASTES ZACENTRUS
SEBASTES NORVEGICUS
SEBASTES CHRYSOMELAS
SEBASTES ATROVIRENS
SEBASTES CHLOROSTICTUS
SEBASTES CONSTELLATUS
SEBASTES DALLI
SEBASTES EOS
SEBASTES GILLI
SEBASTES HOPKINSI
SEBASTES LEVIS
SEBASTES MACDONALDI
SEBASTES MENTELLA
SEBASTES OVALIS
SEBASTES PHILLIPSI
SEBASTES RASTRELLIGER
SEBASTES RUFUS
SEBASTES SEMICINCTUS
SEBASTES SERRANOIDES
SEBASTES SERRICEPS
SEBASTES UMBROSUS
SEBASTES CARNATUS
SEBASTES ENSIFER
SEBASTES LENTIGINOSUS
SEBASTES SIMULATOR
SEBASTES ROSENBLATTI
SEBASTES RUFINANUS
SEBASTOLOBUS ALASCANUS
SEBASTOLOBUS ALTIVELIS
HELICOLENUS DACTYLOPTERUS
NEOMERINTHE HEMINGWAYI
PONTINUS CASTOR
PONTINUS LONGISPINIS
PONTINUS RATHBUNI
PONTINUS NEMATOPHTHALMUS
SCORPAENA SPP.
SCORPAENA AGASSIZI
SCORPAENA ALBIFIMBRIA
SCORPAENA BERGI
SCORPAENA BRACHYPTERA
SCORPAENA BRASILIENSIS
SCORPAENA CALCARATA
SCORPAENA DISPAR
SCORPAENA ELACHYS
SCORPAENA GRANDICORNIS
SCORPAENA INERMIS
SCORPAENA PLUMIERI
SCORPAENA GUTTATA
SCORPAENODES CARIBBAEUS
SCORPAENODES TREDECIMSPINOSUS
SCORPAENODES XYRIS
PRIONOTUS CAROLINUS
PRIONOTUS EVOLANS
PRIONOTUS SCITULUS
PRIONOTUS TRIBULUS
PRIONOTUS ALATUS
PRIONOTUS MARTIS
PRIONOTUS OPHRYAS
PRIONOTUS PARALATUS
PRIONOTUS ROSEUS
PRIONOTUS LONGISPINOSUS
PRIONOTUS RUBIO
PRIONOTUS STEARNSI
BELLATOR BRACHYCHIR
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-63
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882602020200
882602020300
882602020500
882602030300
882602030700
882602031100
882602031300
882701010000
882701010100
882701010200
882701010300
882701010400
882701020100
882701040100
882701040200
882701050100
882702010100
882702020100
882702030100
883101010100
883101010500
883102010100
883102030500
883102030600
883102030700
883102040100
883102040200
883102040300
883102040400
883102040500
883102040600
883102040700
883102050100
883102060100
883102060200
883102070100
883102070200
883102070300
883102070400
883102070500
883102080100
883102080300
883102090100
883102100100
883102100200
883102100300
883102100400
883102130200
883102130400
883102140200
883102140300
883102140500
883102150200
883102150300
883102160100
883102160200
883102160300
883102160400
883102160500
883102160600
883102160700
883102160800
883102180100
883102190100
STREAMER SEAROBIN
HORNED SEAROBIN
SPLITNOSE SEAROBIN
SLENDER SEAROBIN
ARMORED SEAROBIN
RIMSPINE SEAROBIN
FLATHEAD SEAROBIN
GREENLING
KELP GREENLING
ROCK GREENLING
MASKED GREENLING
WHITESPOTTED GREENLING
LINGCOD
LONGSPINE COMBFISH
SHORTSPINE COMBFISH
ATKA MACKEREL
SABLEFISH
SKILFISH
PAINTED GREENLING
TWOHORN SCULPIN
SPATULATE SCULPIN
SCALED SCULPIN
HAMECON
ARCTIC HOOKEAR SCULPIN
ATLANTIC HOOKEAR SCULPIN
PADDED SCULPIN
SCALYHEAD SCULPIN
SMOOTHHEAD SCULPIN
PUGET SOUND SCULPIN
BONEHEAD SCULPIN
CORRALLINE SCULPIN
ROUGHCHEEK SCULPIN
ROSYLIP SCULPIN
CRESTED SCULPIN
SILVER SPOTTED SCULPIN
SHARPNOSE SCULPIN
CALICO SCULPIN
MOSSHEAD SCULPIN
WOOLY SCULPIN
BALD SCULPIN
COASTRANGE SCULPIN
PRICKLY SCULPIN
SPINYHEAD SCULPIN
BUFFALO SCULPIN
ANTLERED SCULPIN
LEISTER SCULPIN
BULL SCULPIN
ARMORHEAD SCULPIN
ARCTIC STAGHORN SCULPIN
RED IRISH LORD
YELLOW IRISH LORD
BROWN IRISH LORD
BIGMOUTH SCULPIN
SEA RAVEN
NORTHERN SCULPIN
DUSKY SCULPIN
THREADFIN SCULPIN
SPOTFIN SCULPIN
FROGMOUTH SCULPIN
PIT-HEAD SCULPIN
FRINGED SCULPIN
YELLOWCHIN SCULPIN
PACIFIC STAGHORN SCULPIN
BLACKFIN SCULPIN
BELLATOR EGRETTA
BELLATOR MILITARIS
BELLATOR XENISMA
PERISTEDION GRACILE
PERISTEDION MINIATUM
PERISTEDION THOMPSONI
PERISTEDION BREVIROSTRE
HEXAGRAMMOS SPP.
HEXAGRAMMOS DECAGRAMMUS
HEXAGRAMMOS LAGOCEPHALUS
HEXAGRAMMOS OCTOGRAMMUS
HEXAGRAMMOS STELLERI
OPHIODON ELONGATUS
ZANIOLEPIS LATIPINNIS
ZANIOLEPIS FRENATA
PLEUROGRAMMUS MONOPTERYGIUS
ANOPLOPOMA FIMBRIA
ERILEPIS ZONIFER
OXYLEBIUS PICTUS
ICELUS BICORNIS
ICELUS SPATULA
ARCHAULUS BISERIATUS
ARTEDIELLUS SCABER
ARTEDIELLUS UNCINATUS
ARTEDIELLUS ATLANTICUS
ARTEDIUS FENESTRALIS
ARTEDIUS HARRINGTONI
ARTEDIUS LATERALIS
RUSCARIUS MEANYI
ARTEDIUS NOTOSPILOTUS
ARTEDIUS CORALLINUS
RUSCARIUS CREASERI
ASCELICHTHYS RHODORUS
BLEPSIAS BILOBUS
BLEPSIAS CIRRHOSUS
CLINOCOTTUS ACUTICEPS
CLINOCOTTUS EMBRYUM
CLINOCOTTUS GLOPICEPS
CLINOCOTTUS ANALIS
CLINOCOTTUS RECALVUS
COTTUS ALEUTICUS
COTTUS ASPER
DASYCOTTUS SETIGER
ENOPHRYS BISON
ENOPHRYS DICERAUS
ENOPHRYS LUCASI
ENOPHRYS TAURINA
GYMNOCANTHUS GALEATUS
GYMNOCANTHUS TRICUSPIS
HEMILEPIDOTUS HEMILEPIDOTUS
HEMILEPIDOTUS JORDAN!
HEMILEPIDOTUS SPINOSUS
HEMITRIPTERUS BOLINI
HEMITRIPTERUS AMERICANUS
ICELINUS BOREALIS
ICELINUS BURCHAMI
ICELINUS FILAMENTOSUS
ICELINUS TENUIS
ICELINUS OCULATUS
ICELINUS CAVIFRONS
ICELINUS FIMBRIATUS
ICELINUS QUADRISERIATUS
LEPTOCOTTUS ARMATUS
MALACOCOTTUS KINCAIDI
NFJTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-64
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883102200100
883102210100
883102220100
883102220300
883102220400
883102220500
883102220600
883102220700
883102220900
883102221000
883102230100
883102230200
883102240100
883102240200
883102240300
883102250100
883102260100
883102290100
883102290200
883102290300
883102300100
883102310100
883102320100
883102320200
883102360100
883102380100
883102380300
883102380500
883102380500
883102380600
883102380700
883102380800
883102400100
883102410100
88310242010.0
883102430100
883102440100
883102450100
883107010100
883107030100
883108010100
883108010200
883108020100
883108030100
883108030300
883108030400
883108040100
883108040200
883108040300
883108050100
883108060100
883108070100
883108080100
883108080200
883108090100
883108090300
883108100100
883108110100
883108130100
883108130200
883108150100
883109010100
883109021500
883109023200
BELLIGERENT SCULPIN
BRIGHTBELLY SCULPIN
PLAIN SCULPIN
WARTHEAD SCULPIN
GREAT SCULPIN
FOURHORN SCULPIN
ARCTIC SCULPIN
SHORTHORN SCULPIN
LONGHORN SCULPIN
GRUBBY
SAILFIN SCULPIN
EYESHADE SCULPIN
TIDEPOOL SCULPIN
SADDLEBACK SCULPIN
FLUFFY SCULPIN
THORNBACK SCULPIN
SPINELESS SCULPIN
SLIM SCULPIN
DARTER SCULPIN
SMOOTHGUM SCULPIN
GRUNT SCULPIN
CABEZON
KELP SCULPIN
ARCHED SCULPIN
MANACLED SCULPIN
SCISSORTAIL SCULPIN
ROUGHSPINE SCULPIN
RIBBED SCULPIN
RIBBED SCULPIN
SPECTACLED SCULPIN
MOUSTACHE SCULPIN
BIGEYE SCULPIN
ROUGHBACK SCULPIN
SPINYNOSE SCULPIN
LONGFIN SCULPIN
LAVENDER SCULPIN
BUTTERFLY SCULPIN
SNUBNOSE SCULPIN
TADPOLE SCULPIN
SOFT SCULPIN
NORTHERN SPEARNOSE POACHER
SOUTHERN SPEARNOSE POACHER
SMOOTH ALLIGATORFISH
ALEUTIAN ALLIGATORFISH
ARCTIC ALLIGATORFISH
ALLIGATORFISH
GRAY STARSNOUT
SPINYCHECK STARSNOUT
BIGEYE POACHER
BLACKFIN POACHER
ROCKHEAD
FOURHORN POACHER
ATLANTIC POACHER
STURGEON POACHER
BERING POACHER
WARTY POACHER
PYGMY POACHER
TUBENOSE POACHER
BLACKTIP POACHER
BLUESPOTTED POACHER
PRICKLEBREAST POACHER
SMOOTH LUMPSUCKER
BLACKTAIL SNAILFISH
LONGFIN SNAILFISH
MEGALOCOTTUS PLATYCEPHALUS
MICROCOTTUS SELLARIS
MYOXOCEPHALUS JAOK
MYOXOCEPHALUS NIGER
MYOXOCEPHALUS POLYACANTHOCEPHA
MYOXOCEPHALUS QUADRICORNIS
MYOXOCEPHALUS SCORPIOIDES
MYOXOCEPHALUS SCORPIUS
MYOXOCEPHALUS OCTODECEMSPINOSU
MYOXOCEPHALUS AENAEUS
NAUTICHTHYS OCULOFASCIATUS
NAUTICHTHYS PRIBILOVIUS
OLIGOCOTTUS MACULOSUS
OLIGOCOTTUS RIMENSIS
OLIGOCOTTUS SNYDERI
PARICELINUS HOPLITICUS
PHALLOCOTTUS OBTUSUS
RADULINUS ASPRELLUS
RADULINUS BOLEOIDES
RADULINUS VINCULUS
RHAMPHOCOTTUS RICHARDSONI
SCORPAENICHTHYS MARMORATUS ,
SIGMISTES CAULIAS
SIGMISTES SMITHI
SYNCHIRUS GILLI
TRIGLOPS FORFICATUS .
TRIGLOPS MACELLUS
TRIGLOPS PINGELI
TRIGLOPS PINGELI
TRIGLOPS SCEPTICUS
TRIGLOPS MURRAYI
TRIGLOPS NYBELINI
CHITONOTUS PUGETTENSIS
ASEMICHTHYS TAYLORI
JORDANIA ZONOPE
LEIOCOTTUS HIRUNDO
HEMILEPIDOTUS PAPILIO
ORTHONOPIAS TRIACIS
PSYCHROLUTES PARADOXUS
PSYCHROLUTES SIGALUTES
AGONOPSIS VULSA
AGONOPSIS STERLETUS
ANOPLAGONUS INERMIS
ASPIDOPHOROIDES BARTONI
ASPIDOPHOROIDES OLRIKI
ASPIDOPHOROIDES MONOPTERYGIUS
BATHYAGONUS ALASCANA
BATHYAGONUS INFRASPINATUS
BATHYAGONUS PENTACANTHUS
BATHYAGONUS NIGRIPINNIS
BOTHRAGONUS SWANI
HYPSAGONUS QUADRICORNIS
LEPTAGONUS DECAGONUS
PODOTHECUS ACIPENSERINUS
OCCELLA DODECAEDRON
OCCELLA VERRUCOSA
ODONTOPYXIS TRISPINOSA
PALLASINA BARBATA
XENERETMUS LATIFRONS
XENERETMUS TRIACANTHUS
STELLERINA XYOSTERNA
APTOCYCLUS VENTRICOSUS
CAREPROCTUS MELANURUS
CAREPROCTUS LONGIPINNIS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-65
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883109030100
883109040500
883109050100
883109050400
883109050600
883109050800
883109080300
883109080600
883109080700
883109080800
883109081000
883109081100
883109081500
883109082000
883109082200
883109082500
883109082600
883109082700
883109082900
883109100100
883109110600
883109120200
883109150100
883201010100
883501010200
883501010300
883501010400
883501010500
883502010100
883502010200
883502010300
883502010400
883502010400
883502010500
883502030100
883502030400
883502030500
883502040100
883502040200
883502040300
883502040400
883502040500
883502040600
883502040800
883502040900
883502041000
883502041100
883502041200
883502050100
883502050200
883502050400
883502050500
883502050600
883502050700
883502050800
883502051000
883502055000
883502060100
883502080200
883502090100
883502100200
883502100500
883502110100
883502120100
BLOTCHED SNAILFISH
ARCTIC LUMPSUCKER
PIMPLED LUMPSUCKER
LEATHERFIN LUMPSUCKER
PACIFIC SPINY LUMPSUCKER
ATLANTIC SPINY LUMPSUCKER
SPOTTED SNAILFISH
RIBBON SNAILFISH
VARIEGATED SNAILFISH
MARBLED SNAILFISH
TIDEPOOL SNAILFISH
SLIPSKIN SNAILFISH
GELATINOUS SEASNAIL
SLIMY SNAILFISH
SHOWY SNAILFISH
RINGTAIL SNAILFISH
ATLANTIC SEASNAIL
INQUILINE SEASNAIL
KELP SNAILFISH
TADPOLE SNAILFISH
PRICKLY SNAILFISH
LOBEFIN SNAILFISH
LUMPFISH
FLYING GURNARD
SWORDSPINE SNOOK
FAT SNOOK
TARPON SNOOK
COMMON SNOOK
WHITE PERCH
STRIPED BASS
HYBRID STRIPED BASS
WHITE BASS
WHITE BASS
YELLOW BASS
BLACK SEA BASS
BANK SEA BASS
ROCK SEA BASS
JEWFISH
ROCK HIND
SPOTTED CABRILLA
SPECKLED HIND
YELLOWEDGE GROUPER
RED HIND
RED GROUPER
MISTY GROUPER
WARSAW GROUPER
SNOWY GROUPER
NASSAU GROUPER
GAG
BLACK GROUPER
YELLOWMOUTH GROUPER
SCAMP
YELLOWFIN GROUPER
GULF GROUPER
BROOMTAIL GROUPER
COMB GROUPER
TIGER GROUPER
MUTTON HAMLET
CONEY
MARBLED GROUPER
SAND PERCH
DWARF SAND PERCH
SPANISH FLAG
LONGTAIL BASS
CRYSTALLICHTHYS CYCLOPILUS
CYCLOPTEROPSIS MACALPINI
EUMICROTREMUS ANDRIASHEVI
EUMICROTREMUS DERJUGINI
EUMICROTREMUS ORBIS
EUMICROTREMUS SPINOSUS
LIPARIS CALLYODON
LIPARIS CYCLOPUS
LIPARIS GIBBUS
LIPARIS DENNYI
LIPARIS FLORAE
LIPARIS FUCENSIS
LIPARIS FRABICII
LIPARIS MUCOSUS
LIPARIS PULCHELLUS
LIPARIS RUTTERI
LIPARIS ATLANTICUS
LIPARIS INQUILINIS
LIPARIS TUNICATUS
NECTOLIPARIS PELAGICUS
PARALIPARIS DEANI
LIPARIS GREENI
CYCLOPTERUS LUMPUS
DACTYLOPTERUS VOLITANS
CENTROPOMUS ENSIFERUS
CENTROPOMUS PARALLELUS
CENTROPOMUS PECTINATUS
CENTROPOMUS UNDECIMALIS
MORONE AMERICANA
MORONE SAXATILIS
MORONE SAXATILIS X M.
MORONE CHRYSOPS
MORONE CHRYSOPS
MORONE MISSISSIPPIENSIS
CENTROPRISTIS STRIATA
CENTROPRISTIS OCYURUS
CENTROPRISTIS PHILADELPHIA
EPINEPHELUS ITAJARA
EPINEPHELUS ADSCENSIONIS
EPINEPHELUS ANALOGUE
EPINEPHELUS DRUMMONDHAYI
EPINEPHELUS FLAVOLIMBATUS
EPINEPHELUS GUTTATUS
EPINEPHELUS MORIO
EPINEPHELUS MYSTACINUS
EPINEPHELUS NIGRITUS
EPINEPHELUS NIVEATUS
EPINEPHELUS STRIATUS
MYCTEROPERCA MICROLEPIS
MYCTEROPERCA BONACI
MYCTEROPERCA INTERSTITALIS
MYCTEROPERCA PHENAX
MYCTEROPERCA VENENOSA
MYCTEROPERCA JORDANI
MYCTEROPERCA XENARCHA
MYCTEROPERCA RUBRA
MYCTEROPERCA TIGRIS
EPINEPHELUS AFER
EPINEPHALUS FULVA
EPINEPHALUS INERMIS
DIPLECTRUM FORMOSUM
DIPLECTRUM BIVITTATUM
GONIOPLECTRUS HISPANUS
HEMANTHIAS LEPTUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-66
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883502120200
883502120300
883502130100
883502140200
883502140300
883502140400
883502150100
883502160200
883502160300
883502160400
883502170100
883502180100
883502190200
883502200100
883502210100
883502220100
883502230100
883502230200
883502230300
883502230400
883502230700
883502230800
883502230900
883502231000
883502231100
883502231200
883502280100
883502290100
883503010100
883503020200
883503020400
883503020700
883503020800
883516020100
883516050100
883516050200
883516050300
883516050400
883516050500
883516050900
883516060100
883516060200
883516060300
883516070100
883516070200
883517010100
883517010200
883517020100
883517030100
883518010100
883518010400
883518010500
883518010700
883518010900
883518011000
883518011100
883518011300
883518011400
883518011500
883518011600
883518011700
883518020100
883518020200
883518020300
RED BARBIER
SPLITTAIL BASS
BUTTER HAMLET
WRASSE BASS
CAVE BASS
PEPPERMINT BASS
ROUGHTONGUE BASS
KELP BASS
SPOTTED SAND BASS
BARRED SAND BASS
CREOLE-FISH
GRAYSBY
YELLOWTAIL BASS
STREAMER BASS
SCHOOL BASS
PYGMY SEA BASS
ORANGEBACK BASS
BLACKEAR BASS
LANTERN BASS
SNOW BASS
SADDLE BASS
TATTLER
BELTED SANDFISH
TOBACCOFISH
HARLEQUIN BASS
CHALK BASS
WRECKFISH
GIANT SEA BASS
REEF BASS
FRECKLED SOAPFISH
WHITESPOTTED SOAPFISH
GREATER SOAPFISH
SPOTTED SOAPFISH
ROCK BASS
REDBREASTED SUNFISH
GREEN SUNFISH
WARMOUTH
BLUEGILL
PUMPKINSEED
REDEAR SUNFISH
SMALLMOUTH BASS
LARGEMOUTH BASS
SPOTTED BASS
WHITE CRAPPIE
BLACK CRAPPIE
BIGEYE
GLASSEYE SNAPPER
SHORT BIGEYE
BULLEYE
BIGTOOTH CARDINALFISH
BRIDLE CARDINALFISH
BARRED CARDINALFISH
FLAMEFISH
PALE CARDINALFISH
TWOSPOT CARDINALFISH
SAWCHEEK CARDINALFISH
BELTED CARDINALFISH
GUADALUPE CARDINALFISH
WHITESTAR CARDINALFISH
MIMIC CARDINALFISH
BROADSADDLE CARDINALFISH
BRONZE CARDINALFISH
BLACKFIN CARDINALFISH
CONCHFISH
HEMANTHIAS VIVANUS
HEMANTHIAS SIGNIFER
HYPOPLECTRUS UNICOLOR
LIOPROPOMA EUKRINES
LIOPROPOMA MOWBRAYI
LIOPROPOMA RUBRE
HOLANTHIAS MARTINICENSIS
PARALABRAX CLATHRATUS
PARALABRAX MACULATOFASCIATUS
PARALABRAX NEBULIFER
PARANTHIAS FURCIFER
EPINEPHELUS CRUENTATUS
PIKEA MEXICANA
HEMANTHIAS AUROEORUBENS
SCHULTZEA BETA
SERRANICULUS PUMILIO
SERRANUS ANNULARIS
SERRANUS ATROBRANCHUS
SERRANUS BALDWINI
SERRANUS CHIONARAIA
SERRANUS NOTOSPILUS
SERRANUS PHOEBE
SERRANUS SUBLIGARIUS
SERRANUS TABACARIUS
SERRANUS TIGRINUS
SERRANUS TORTUGARUM
POLYPRION AMERICANUS
STEREOLEPIS GIGAS
PSEUDOGRAMMA GREGORYI
RYPTICUS BISTRISPINUS
RYPTICUS MACULATUS
RYPTICUS SAPONACEUS
RYPTICUS SUBBIFRENATUS
AMBLOPLITES RUPESTRIS
LEPOMIS AURITUS
LEPOMIS CYANELLUS
LEPOMIS GULOSUS
LEPOMIS MACROCHIRUS
LEPOMIS GIBBOSUS
LEPOMIS MICROLOPHUS
MICROPTERUS DOLOMIEUI
MICROPTERUS SALMOIDES
MICROPTERUS PUNCTULATUS
POMOXIS ANNULARIS
POMOXIS NIGROMACULATUS
PRIACANTHUS ARENATUS
PRIACANTHUS CRUENTATUS
PRISTIGENYS ALTA
COOKEOLUS JAPONICUS
APOGON AFFINIS
APOGON AUROLINEATUS
APOGON BINOTATUS
APOGON MACULATUS
APOGON PLANIFRONS
APOGON PSEUDOMACULATUS
APOGON QUADRISQUAMATUS
APOGON TOWNSENDI
APOGON GUADALUPENSIS
APOGON LACHNERI
APOGON PHENAX
APOGON PILLIONATUS
ASTRAPOGON ALUTUS
ASTRAPOGON PUNCTICULATUS
ASTRAPOGON STELLATUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Torn Codes
page B-67
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883518050100
883518050200
883518050300
883520020100
883520040100
883520040200
883522010100
883522010200
883522020100
883522030100
883525010100
883526010100
883527010100
883527010200
883527010300
883527010400
883527020100
883527020200
883527030100
883528010100
883528010200
883528020100
883528030100
883528030300
883528030400
883528030500
883528030600
883528030700
883528030800
883528040100
883528040200
883528050100
883528060100
883528070100
883528080100
883528080200
883528080300
883528080400
883528080700
883528080800
883528090100
883528090200
883528090300
883528090700
883528090800
883528100100
883528100200
883528120100
883528120200
883528120300
883528120400
883528130100
883528140100
883528150100
883528160100
883528170100
883529010100
883529010200
883535010100
883535020100
883536010100
883536010200
883536010300
883536010400
FRECKLED CARDINALFISH
SPONGE CARDINALFISH
DUSKY CARDINALFISH
YELLOW PERCH
WALLEYE
SAUCER
OCEAN WHITEFISH
BLACKLINE TILEFISH
TILEFISH
SAND TILEFISH
BLUEFISH
COBIA
WHALE-SUCKER
MARLIN-SUCKER
REMORA
SPEARFISH REMORA
SHARKSUCKER
WHITEFIN SHARKSUCKER
SLENDER SUCKERFISH
JACK MACKEREL
ROUGH SCAD
AFRICAN POMPANO
YELLOW JACK
CREVALLE JACK
HORSE-EYE JACK
GREEN JACK
BLUE RUNNER
BLACK JACK
BAR JACK
ATLANTIC BUMPER
PACIFIC BUMPER
LEATHERJACK
BIGEYE SCAD
LOOKDOWN
GREATER AMBERJACK
LESSER AMBERJACK
ALMACO JACK
BANDED RUDDERFISH
ALMACO JACK
YELLOWTAIL
FLORIDA POMPANO
PERMIT
PALOMETA
PALOMA POMPANO
GAFFTOPSAIL POMPANO
ATLANTIC MOONFISH
PACIFIC MOONFISH
MACKEREL SCAD
ROUND SCAD
REDTAIL SCAD
MEXICAN SCAD
RAINBOW RUNNER
BLUNTNOSE JACK
PILOTFISH
ROOSTERFISH
COTTONMOUTH JACK
DOLPHIN
POMPANO DOLPHIN
BONNETMOUTH
BOGA
CUBERA SNAPPER
GRAY SNAPPER
MUTTON SNAPPER
SCHOOLMASTER
PHAEOPTYX CONKLINI
PHAEOPTYX XENUS
PHAEOPTYX PIGMENTARIA
PERCA FLAVESCENS
STIZOSTEDION VITREUM
STIZOSTEDION CANADENSE
CAULOLATILUS PRINCEPS
CAULOLATILUS CYANOPS
LOPHOLATILUS CHAMAELEONTICEPS
MALACANTHUS PLUMIERI
POMATOMUS SALTATRIX
RACHYCENTRON CANADUM
REMORA AUSTRALIS
REMORA OSTEOCHIR
REMORA REMORA
REMORA BRACHYPTERA
ECHENEIS NAUCRATES
ECHENEIS NEUCRATOIDES
PHTHEIRICHTHYS LINEATUS
TRACHURUS SYMMETRICUS
TRACHURUS LATHAMI
ALECTIS CILIARIS
CARANX BARTHOLOMAEI
CARANX HIPPOS
CARANX LATUS
CARANX CABALLUS
CARANX CRYSOS
CARANX LUGUBRIS
CARANX RUBER
CHLOROSCOMBRUS CHRYSURUS
CHLOROSCOMBRUS ORQUETA
OLIGOPLITES SAURUS
SELAR CRUMENOPHTHALMUS
SELENE VOMER
SERIOLA DUMERILI
SERIOLA FASCIATA
SERIOLA RIVOLIANA
SERIOLA ZONATA
SERIOLA RIVOLIANA
SERIOLA,LALANDI
TRACHINOTUS CAROLINUS
TRACHINOTUS FALCATUS
TRACHINOTUS GOODEI
TRACHINOTUS PAITENSIS
TRACHINOTUS RHODOPUS
SELENE SETAPINNIS
SELENE PERUVIANA
DECAPTERUS MACARELLUS
DECAPTERUS PUNCTATUS
DECAPTERUS TABL
DECAPTERUS SCOMBRINUS
ELEGATIS BIPINNULATUS
HEMICRANX AMBLYRHYNCHUS
NAUCRATES DUCTOR
NEMATISTIUS PECTORALIS
URASPIS SECUNDA
CORYPHAENA HIPPURUS
CORYPHAENA EQUISETIS
EMMELICHTHYOPS ALANTICUS
INERMIA VITTATA
LUTJANUS CYANOPTERUS
'LUTJANUS GRISEUS
LUTJANUS ANALIS
LUTJANUS APODUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-68
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883536010600
883536010700
883536010900
883536011000
883536011200
883536011300
883536020100
883536030100
883536040100
883536050100
883536070100
883538010100
883539010100
883539010200
883539010400
883539010500
883539010600
883539010700
883539010800
883539020100
883539020300
883539030100
883540010100
883540010200
883540010300
883540010600
883540010700
883540010800
883540011000
883540011100
883540011300
883540011600
883540011700
883540020100
883540030400
883540030-600
883540030700
883540040100
883540050200
883540100100
883543010100
883543010200
883543020100
883543030100
883543030200
883543040100
883543040200
883543050100
883543050200
883543050300
883543050500
883543050600
883543050700
883543050800
883543050900
883543060200
883544010100
883544010200
883544010300
883544010400
883544010600
883544011400
883544020100
883544030100
BLACKFIN SNAPPER
RED SNAPPER
DOG SNAPPER
MAHOGANY SNAPPER
LANE SNAPPER
SILK SNAPPER
BLACK SNAPPER
QUEEN SNAPPER
YELLOWTAIL SNAPPER
VERMILION SNAPPER
WENCHMAN
TRIPLETAIL
SPOTFIN MOJARRA
SILVER JENNY
MOTTLED MOJARRA
FLAGFIN MOJARRA
SLENDER MOJARRA
PACIFIC FLAGFIN MOJARRA
BIGEYE MOJARRA
IRISH POMPANO
STRIPED MOJARRA
YELLOWFIN MOJARRA
TOMTATE
WHITE GRUNT
MARGATE
CAESAR GRUNT
SMALLMOUTH GRUNT
FRENCH GRUNT
SPANISH GRUNT
COTTONWICK
BLUESTRIPED GRUNT
STRIPED GRUNT
SAILORS CHOICE
PIGFISH
BLACK MARGATE
PORKFISH
SARGO
BARRED GRUNT
BURRO GRUNT
SALEMA
SCUP
LONGSPINE PORGY
PINFISH
SHEEPSHEAD
SEA BREAM
SPOTTAIL PINFISH
SILVER PORGY
GRASS PORGY
JOLTHEAD PORGY
SAUCEREYE PORGY
WHITEBONE PORGY
KNOBBED PORGY
SHEEPSHEAD PORGY
LITTLEHEAD PORGY
PACIFIC PORGY
RED PORGY
WHITE SEABASS
SPOTTED SEATROUT
SILVER SEATROUT
WEAKFISH
SAND SEATROUT
SHORTFIN CORVINA
WHITE CROAKER
SILVER PERCH
LUTJANUS BUCCANELLA
LUTJANUS CAMPECHANUS
LUTJANUS JOCU
LUTJANUS MAHOGONI
LUTJANUS SYNAGRIS
LUTJANUS VIVANUS
APSILUS DENTATUS
ETELIS OCULATUS
OCYURUS CHRYSURUS
RHOMBOPLITES AURORUBENS
PRISTIPOMOIDES AQUILONARIS
LOBOTES SURINAMENSIS
EUCINOSTOMUS ARGENTEUS
EUCINOSTOMUS GULA
EUCINOSTOMUS LEFROYI
EUCINOSTOMUS MELANOPTERUS
EUCINOSTOMUS JONESI
EUCINOSTOMUS GRACILIS
EUCINOSTOMUS HAVANA
DIAPTERUS AURATUS
DIAPTERUS PLUMIERI
GERRES CINEREUS
HAEMULON AUROLINEATUM
HAEMULON PLUMIERI
HAEMULON ALBUM
HAEMULON CARBONARIUM
HAEMULON CHRYSARGYREUM
HAEMULON FLAVOLINEATUM
HAEMULON MACROSTOMUM
HAEMULON MELANURUM
HAEMULON SCIURUS
HAEMULON STRIATUM
HAEMULON PARRA
ORTHOPRISTIS CHRYSOPTERA
ANISOTREMUS SURINAMENSIS
ANISOTREMUS VIRGINICUS
ANISOTREMUS DAVIDSONI
CONODON NOBILIS
POMADASYS CROCRO
XENISTIUS CALIFORNIENSIS
STENOTOMUS CHRYSOPS
STENOTOMUS CAPRINUS
LAGODON RHOMBOIDES
ARCHOSARGUS PROBATOCEPHALUS
ARCHOSARGUS RHOMBOIDALIS
DIPLODUS HOLBROOKI
DIPLODUS ARGENTEUS
CALAMUS ARCTIFRONS
CALAMUS BAJONADO
CALAMUS CALAMUS
CALAMUS LEUCOSTEUS
CALAMUS NODOSUS
CALAMUS PENNA
CALAMUS PRORIDENS
CALAMUS BRACHYSOMUS
PAGRUS PAGRUS
ATRACTOSCION NOBILIS
CYNOSCION NEBULOSUS
CYNOSCION NOTHUS
CYNOSCION REGALIS
CYNOSCION ARENARIUS
CYNOSCION PARVIPINNIS
GENYONEMUS LINEATUS
BAIRDIELLA CHRYSOURA
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-69
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883544030400
883544030500
883544040100
883544050100
883544060100
883544060200
883544060300
883544060700
883544070200
883544080100
883544090100
883544100100
883544110100
883544110500
883544120100
883544120200
883544120500
883544120600
883544130100
883544230100
883544240100
883544250100
883544260100
883544505000
883545010100
883545020100
883545030100
883545030200
883545040200
883547010100
883551010100
883551010200
883551020100
883551030100
883551040100
883552010100
883552010200
883555010100
883555010200
883555010300
883555010700
883555010800
883555020100
883555030100
883555030300
883555030400
883555040100
883555040200
883555050100
883557010100
883560010100
883560020100
883560030100
883560030200
883560040100
883560040200
883560040300
883560050100
883560050200
883560060100
883560060200
883560070100
883560070200
883560070300
BLUE CROAKER
STRIPED CROAKER
SPOT
BANDED DRUM
SOUTHERN KINGFISH
GULF KINGFISH
NORTHERN KINGFISH
CALIFORNIA CORBINA
ATLANTIC CROAKER
BLACK DRUM
RED DRUM
STAR DRUM
SAND DRUM
YELLOWFIN CROAKER
HIGH-HAT
JACKKNIFE-FISH
SPOTTED DRUM
CUBBYU
REEF CROAKER
BLACK CROAKER
SPOTFIN CROAKER
QUEENFISH
FRESHWATER DRUM
QUEENFISH
YELLOW GOATFISH
RED GOATFISH
SPOTTED GOATFISH
MEXICAN GOATFISH
DWARF GOATFISH
GLASSY SWEEPER
YELLOW CHUB
BERMUDA CHUB
OPALEYE
ZEBRA PERCH
HALFMOON
ATLANTIC SPADEFISH
PACIFIC SPADEFISH
SPOTFIN BUTTERFLYFISH
BANK BUTTERFLYFISH
FOUREYE BUTTERFLYFISH
REEF BUTTERFLYFISH
BANDED BUTTERFLYFISH
CHERUBFISH
QUEEN ANGELFISH
ROCK BEAUTY
BLUE ANGELFISH
GRAY ANGELFISH
FRENCH ANGELFISH
LONGSNOUT BUTTERFLYFISH
LONGFIN ARMORHEAD
KELP PERCH
SHINER PERCH
STRIPED SEAPERCH
BLACK PERCH
WALLEYE SURFPERCH
SILVER SURFPERCH
SPOTFIN SURFPERCH
WHITE SEAPERCH
SHARPNOSE SEAPERCH
PILE PERCH
RUBBERLIP SEAPERCH
REDTAIL SURFPERCH
BARRED SURFPERCH
CALICO SURFPERCH
BAIRDIELLA BATABANA
BAIRDIELLA SANCTAELUCIAE
LEIOSTOMUS XANTHURUS
ARIMUS FASCIATUS
MENTICIRRHUS AMERICANUS
MENTICIRRHUS LITTORALIS
MENTICIRRHUS SAXATILIS
MENTICIRRHUS UNDULATUS
MICROPOGONIAS UNDULATUS
POGONIAS CROMIS
SCIAENOPS OCELLATA
STELLIFER LANCEOLATUS
UMBRINA COROIDES
UMBRINA RONCADOR
EQUETUS ACUMINATUS
EQUETUS LANCEOLATUS
EQUETUS PUNCTATUS
EQUETUS UMBROSUS
ODONTOSCION DENTEX
CHEILOTREMA SATURNUM
RONCADOR STEARNSI
SERIPHUS POLITUS
APLODINOTUS GRUNNIENS
SERIPHUS POLITUS
MULLOIDICHTHYS MARTINICUS
MULLUS AURATUS
PSEUDUPENEUS MACULATUS
PSEUDUPENEUS DENTATUS
UPENEUS PARVUS
PEMPHERUS SCHOMBURGKI
KYPHOSUS INCISOR
KYPHOSUS SECTATRIX
GIRELLA NIGRICANS
HERMOSILLA AZUREA
MEDIALUNA CALIFORNIENSIS
CHAETODIPTERUS FABER
CHAETODIPTERUS ZONA.TUS
CHAETODON OCELLATUS
CHAETODON AYA
CHAETODON CAPISTRATUS
CHAETODON SEDENTARIUS
CHAETODON STRIATUS
CENTROPYGE ARGI
HOLACANTHUS CILIARIS
HOLACANTHUS TRICOLOR
HOLOCANTHUS BERMUDENSIS
POMACANTHUS ARCUATUS
POMACANTHUS PARU
CHAETODON ACULEATUS
PENTACEROS PECTORALIS
BRACHYISTIUS FRENATUS
CYMATOGASTER AGGREGATA
EMBIOTOCA LATERALIS
EMBIOTOCA JACKSONI
HYPERPROSOPON ARGENTEUM
HYPERPROSOPON ELLIPTICUM
HYPERPROSOPON ANALE
PHANERODON FURCATUS
PHANERODON ATRIPES
RHACOCHILUS VACCA
RHACOCHILUS TOXOTES
AMPHISTICHUS RHODOTERUS
AMPHISTICHUS ARGENTEUS
AMPHISTICHUS KOELZI
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-70
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883560080100
883560100100
883560100200
883560110100
883562010100
883562010200
883562030100
883562030200
883562030300
883562030500
883562030600
883562030700
883562040100
883562050100
883562050200.
883562050400
883562050500
883562050600
883562070100
883564010100
883571010100
883571010200
883571010300
883571010400,
883571030100
883571040100
883601010100
883601010100
883601010200
883601010300
883601010400
883601010500
883601040100
883701010100
883701010200
883701010300
883701010400
883701010500
883801010100
883801010200
883801010300
883801010400
883801010500
883901010100
883901020100
883901030100
883901030200
883901040100
883901050100
883901060100
883901070100
8839.01070200
883901070300
883901070400
883901070500
883901070600
883901070700
883901070800
883901070900
883901071000
883901080100
883901080200
883901080400
883901090100
RAINBOW SEAPERCH
REEF PERCH
DWARF PERCH
PINK SEAPERCH
SERGEANT MAJOR
NIGHT SERGEANT
BLUE CHROMIS
YELLOWTAIL REEFFISH
SUNSHINEFISH
BROWN CHROMIS
BLACKSMITH
PURPLE REEFFISH
YELLOWTAIL DAMSELFISH
.DUSKY DAMSELFISH
BEAUGREGORY
THREESPOT. DAMSELFISH
COCOA DAMSELFISH
BICOLOR DAMSELFISH
GARIBALDI
REDSPOTTED HAWKFISH
PACIFIC POMFRET
ATLANTIC POMFRET
LOWFIN POMFRET
CARIBBEAN POMFRET
ATLANTIC FANFISH
BIGSCALE POMFRET
STRIPED MULLET
STRIPED MULLET
WHITE MULLET
REDEYE MULLET
LIZA
FANTAIL MULLET
MOUNTAIN MULLET
PACIFIC BARRACUDA
NORTHERN SENNET
GUAGUANCHE
GREAT BARRACUDA
SOUTHERN SENNET
ATLANTIC THREADFIN
BARBU
BLUE BOBO
LITTLESCALE THREADFIN
YELLOW BOBO
TAUTOG
GUNNER
SPOTFIN HOGFISH
SPANISH HOGFISH
CREOLE WRASSE
RED HOGFISH
DWARF WRASSE
GREENBAND WRASSE
SLIPPERY DICK
PAINTED WRASSE
YELLOWCHEEK'WRASSE
YELLOWHEAD WRASSE
CLOWN WRASSE
RAINBOW WRASSE
BLACKEAR WRASSE
PUDDINGWIFE
ROCK WRASSE
ROSY RAZORFISH
PEARLY RAZORFISH
GREEN RAZORFISH
HOGFISH
HYPSURUS GARY!
MICROMETRUS AURORA
MICROMETRUS MINIMUS
ZALEMBIUS ROSACEUS
ABUDEFDUF SAXATILIS
ABUDEFDUF TAURUS
CHROMIS CYANEA
CHROMIS ENCHRYSURUS
CHROMIS INSOLATA
CHROMIS MULTILINEATA
CHROMIS PUNCTIPINNIS
CHROMIS SCOTTI
MICROSPATHODON CHRYSURUS
POMACENTRUS FUSCUS
POMACENTRUS LEUCOSTICTUS
POMACENTRUS PLANIFRONS
POMACENTRUS VARIABILIS
POMACENTRUS PARTITUS
HYPSYPOPS RUBICUNDA
AMBLYCIRRHITUS PINOS
BRAMA JAPONICA
BRAMA BRAMA
BRAMA DUSSUMIERI
BRAMA CARIBBEA
PTERYCOMBUS BRAMA
TARATICHTHYS LONGIPINNIS
MUGIL CEPHALUS
MUGIL CEPHALUS
MUGIL CUREMA
MUGIL GAIMARDIANUS
MUGIL LIZA
MUGIL GYRANS
AGONOSTOMUS MONTICOLA
SPHYRAENA ARGENTEA
SPHYRAENA BOREALIS
SPHYRAENA GUACHANCHO
SPHYRAENA BARRACUDA
SPHYRAENA PICUDILLA
POLYDACTYLUS OCTONEMUS
POLYDACTYLUS VIRGINICUS
POLYDACTYLUS APPROXIMANS
POLYDACTYLUS OLIGODON
POLYDACTYLUS OPERCULARIS
TAUTOGA ONITIS
TAUTOGOLABRUS ADSPERSUS
BODIANUS PULCHELLUS
BODIANUS RUFUS
CLEPTICUS PARRAE
DECODON PUELLARIS
DORATONOTUS MEGALEPIS
HALICHOERES BATHYPHILUS
HALICHOERES BIVITTATUS
HALICHOERES CAUDALIS
HALICHOERES CYANOCEPHALUS
HALICHOERES GARNOTI
HALICHOERES MACULIPINNA
HALICHOERES PICTUS
HALICHOERES POEYI
HALICHOERES RADIATUS
HALICHOERES SEMICINCTUS
'HEMIPTERONOTUS MARTINICENSIS
HEMIPTERONOTUS NOVACULA
HEMIPTERONOTUS SPLENDENS
LANCHNOLAIMUS MAXIMUS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-71
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883901110100
883901120100
883903010100
883903010200
883903010300
883903010400
883903010500
883903010600
883903020100
883903030100
883903040100
883903040200
883903040300
883903040400
883903040500
883903040600
884001010100
884001020100
884002010200
884002020100
884002020200
884002020300
884002020500
884002020700
884003010100
884003010200
884003010300
884003020100
884003030200
884007010100
884007010200
884013010100
884013010200
884013010300
884013020100
884013020200
884014010100
884014010200
884014020100
884014030100
884014030300
884201010100
884201010200
884201010300
884201020100
884201020200
884201020300
884201020400
884201020500
884201030100
884201030200
884201050100
884201050200
884201050300
884201050400
884201060100
884202010100
884202010200
884202010300
884202010400
884202020100
884208010100
884208010300
BLUEHEAD
SENORITA
CALIFORNIA SHEEPHEAD
BLUE PARROTFISH
MIDNIGHT PARROTFISH
STRIPED PARROTFISH
RAINBOW PARROTFISH
PRINCESS PARROTFISH
QUEEN PARROTFISH
BLUELIP PARROTFISH
EMERALD PARROTFISH
GREENBLOTCH PARROTFISH
REDBAND PARROTFISH
REDTAIL PARROTFISH
BUCKTOOTH PARROTFISH
REDFIN PARROTFISH
STOPLIGHT PARROTFISH
SAILFIN SANDFISH
PACIFIC SANDFISH
SWORDTAIL JAWFISH
MOUSTACHE JAWFISH
MOTTLED JAWFISH
YELLOWHEAD JAWFISH
BANDED JAWFISH
DUSKY JAWFISH
ALASKAN RONQUIL
SMALLMOUTH RONQUIL
SEARCHER
NORTHERN RONQUIL
STRIPEDFIN RONQUIL
DUCKBILL FLATHEAD
GOBY FLATHEAD
ARROW STARGAZER
SADDLE STARGAZER
WARTEYE STARGAZER
SAND STARGAZER
BIGEYE STARGAZER
NORTHERN STARGAZER
SOUTHERN STARGAZER '
FRECKLED STARGAZER
LANCER STARGAZER
SMOOTH STARGAZER
SEAWEED BLENNY
MOLLY MILLER
HIGHFIN BLENNY
FEATHER BLENNY
FRECKLED BLENNY
BAY BLENNY
ROCKPOOL BLENNY
MUSSEL BLENNY
STRIPED BLENNY
FLORIDA BLENNY
CRESTED BLENNY
OYSTER BLENNY
BARRED BLENNY
ORANGESPOTTED BLENNY
REDLIP BLENNY
BERING WOLFFISH
NORTHERN WOLFFISH
ATLANTIC WOLFFISH
SPOTTED WOLFFISH
WOLF-EEL
LOFTY TRIPLEFIN
REDEYE TRIPLEFIN
THALASSOMA BIFASCIATUM
OXYJULIS CALIFORNICA
SEMICOSSYPHUS PULCHER
SCARUS COERULEUS
SCARUS COELESTINUS
SCARUS CROICENSIS
SCARUS GUACAMAIA
SCARUS TAENIOPTERUS
SCARUS VETULA
CRYPTOTOMUS ROSEUS
NICHOLSINA USTA
SPARISOMA ATOMARIUM
SPARISOMA AUROFRENATUM
SPARISOMA CHRYSOPTERUM
SPARISOMA RADIANS
SPARISOMA RUBRIPINNE
SPARISOMA VIRIDE
ARCTOSCOPUS JAPONICUS
TRICHODON TRICHODON
LONCHOPISTHUS MICROGNATHUS
OPISTOGNATHUS LONCHURUS
OPISTOGNATHUS MAXILLOSUS
OPISTOGNATHUS AURIFRONS
OPISTOGNATHUS MACROGNATHUS
OPISTOGNATHUS WHITEHURSTI
BATHYMASTER CAERULEOFASCIATUS
BATHYMASTER LEUROLEPIS
BATHYMASTER SIGNATUS
RONQILUS JORDANI
RATHBUNELLA HYPOPLECTA
BEMBROPS ANATIROSTRIS
BEMBROPS GOBIOIDES
GILLELLUS GREY&E
PLATYGILLELLUS RUBROCINCTUS
GILLELLUS URANIDEA .
DACTYLOSCOPUS TRIDIGITATUS
DACTYLOSCOPUS CROSSOTUS
ASTROSCOPUS GUTTATUS
ASTROSCOPUS Y-GRAECUM
GNATHAGNUS EGREGIUS
KATHETOSTOMA ALBIGUTTA
KATHETOSTOMA AVERRUNCUS
PARABLENNIUS MARMOREUS
SCARTELLA CRISTATA
LUPINOBLENNIUS NICHOLSI
HYPSOBLENNIUS HENTZ
HYPSOBLENNIUS IONTHAS
HYPSOBLENNIUS GENTILIS
HYPSOBLENNIUS GILBERTI
HYPSOBLENNIUS JENKINSI
CHASMODES BOSQUIANUS
CHASMODES SABURRAE
HYPLEUROCHILUS GEMINATUS
HYPLEUROCHILUS AEQUIPINNIS
HYPLEUROCHILUS BERMUDENSIS
HYPLEUROCHILUS SPRINGERI
OPHIOBLENNIUS ATLANTICUS
ANARHICHAS ORIENTALIS
ANARHICHAS DENTICULATUS
ANARHICHAS LUPUS
ANARHICHAS MINOR
ANARRHICHTHYS OCELLATUS
ENEANECTES ALTIVELIS
ENNEANECTES PECTORALIS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix BTTaxa Codes
page B-72
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884209010200
884209010300
884209020100
884209020200
884209020300
884209020400
884209020600
884209030100
884209030300
884209030400
884209030500
884209030600
884209030700
884209030800
884209040100
884209040300
884209040400
884209050100
884209050200
884209050300
884209050400
884209050500
884209050600
884209060200
884209070100
884209070200
884209080100
884209090100
884209100100
884209110100
884209120100
884209140100
884209140200
884209140300
884209505000
884209515000
884211010100
884212010100
884212020100
884212030100
884212040100
884212040200
884212050100
884212050200
884212050300
884212050500
884212060100
884212070100
884212080100
884212090100
884212090200
884212090300
884212090400
884212090500
884212100100
884212110100
884212120100
884212130100
884212140100
884212140200
884212150100
884212160100
884212170100
STRIPED KELPFISH
CREVICE KELPFISH
SPOTTED KELPFISH
BANNER BLENNY
SAILFIN BLENNY
PIRATE BLENNY
BLACKHEAD BLENNY
GLASS BLENNY
PUFFCHEEK BLENNY
PALEHEAD BLENNY
MIMIC BLENNY
LONGFIN BLENNY
SPOTCHEEK BLENNY
HAIRY BLENNY
DOWNY BLENNY
GOLDLINE BLENNY
ROSY BLENNY
SADDLED BLENNY
HORNED BLENNY
CORAL BLENNY
BANDED BLENNY
BALD BLENNY
REEF FINSPOT
MARBLED BLENNY
CHECKERED BLENNY
BLACKBELLY BLENNY
EELGRASS BLENNY
ROUGHHEAD BLENNY
ISLAND KELPFISH
ORANGETHROAT PIKEBLENNY
DEEPWATER BLENNY
WRASSE BLENNY
SARCASTIC FRINGEHEAD
YELLOWFIN FRINGEHEAD
ONESPOT FRINGEHEAD
GIANT KELPFISH
BLUETHROAT PIKEBLENNY
QUILLFISH
PIGHEAD PRICKLEBACK
LESSER PRICKLEBACK
Y-PRICKLEBACK
SLENDER COCKSCOMB
HIGH COCKSCOMB
MATCHEEK WARBONNET
MOSSHEAD WARBONNET
DECORATED WARBONNET
ATLANTIC WARBONNET
NUTCRACKER PRICKLEBACK
TRIDENT PRICKLEBACK
LONGSNOUT PRICKLEBACK
SLENDER EELBLENNY
SNAKE PRICKLEBACK
DAUBED SHANNY
STOUT EELBLENNY
SNAKEBLENNY
RIBBON PRICKLEBACK
BLUEBARRED PRICKLEBACK
WHITEBARRED PRICKLEBACK
ARCTIC SHANNY
BLACK PRICKLEBACK
ROCK PRICKLEBACK
GIANT WRYMOUTH
DWARF WRYMOUTH
FOURLINE SNAKEBLENNY
GIBBONSIA METZI
GIBBONSIA MONTEREYENSIS
GIBBONSIA ELEGANS
EMBLEMARIA ATLANTICA
EMBLEMARIA PANDIONIS
EMBLEMARIA PIRATULA
CORALLIOZETUS BAHAMENSIS
CORALLIOZETUS DIAPHANUS
LABRISOMUS BUCCIFERUS
LABRISOMUS GOBIO
LABRISOMUS GUPPYI
LABRISOMUS HAITIENSIS
LABRISOMUS NIGRICINCTUS
LABRISOMUS NUCHIPINNIS
LABRISOMUS KALISHERAE
MALACOCTENUS AUROLINEATUS
MALACOCTENUS MACROPUS
MALACOCTENUS TRIANGULATUS
PARACLINUS GRANDICOMIS
PARACLINUS CINGULATUS
PARACLINUS FASCIATUS
PARACLINUS INFRONS
PARACLINUS INTEGRIPINNIS
PARACLINUS MARMORATUS
STARKSIA OCELLATA
STATHMONOTUS HEMPHILLI
STATHMONOTUS STAHLI
ACANTHEMBLEMARIA ASPERA
ALLOCLINUS HOLDERI
CHAENOPSIS ALEPIDOTA
CRYPOTREMA CORALLINUM
HEMIEMBLEMARIA SIMULUS
NEOCLINUS BLANCHARDI
NEOCLINUS STEPHENSAE
NEOCLINUS UNINOTATUS
HETEROSTICHUS ROSTRATUS
CHAENOPSIS OCELLATA
PTILICHTHYS GOODEI
ACANTHOLUMPENUS MACKAYI
ALECTRIDIUM AURANTIACUM
ALLOLUMPENUS HYPOCHROMUS
ANOPLARCHUS INSIGNIS
ANOPLARCHUS PURPURESCENS
CHIROLOPHIS TARSODES
CHIROLOPHIS NUGATOR
CHIROLOPHIS DECORATUS
CHIROLOPHIS ASCANII
BRYOZOICHTHYS LYSIMUS
GYMNOCLINUS CRISTULATUS
LUMPENELLA LONGIROSTRIS
LUMPENUS FABRICII
LUMPENUS SAGITTA
LUMPENUS MACULATUS
LUMPENUS MEDIUS
LUMPENUS LUMPRETAEFORMIS
PHYTICHTHYS CHIRUS
PLECTOBRANCHUS EVIDES
POROCLINUS ROTHROCKI
STICHAEUS PUNCTATUS
XIPHISTER ATROPURPUREUS
XIPHISTER MUCOSUS
CRYPTACANTHODES GIGANTEA
CRYPTACANTHODES ALEUTENSIS
EUMESOGRAMMUS PRAECISUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-73
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884212190100
884212200100
884212210100
884212220100
884213010100
884213020100
884213020200
884213020300
884213020400
884213020500
884213020600
884213020800
884213020900
884213030100
884213040100
884214010100
884215010100
884301010100
884501010100
884501010200
884501010300
884601010100
884601010200
884601010300
884701010100
884701020100
884701020200
884701020300
884701020400
884701020500
884701020600
884701020700
884701020800
884701020900
884701021000
884701030100
884701040100
884701050100
884701050300
884701050400
884701050500
884701050600
884701050900
884701051100
884701051200
884701060100
884701060200
884701060300
884701060500
884701060600
884701060700
884701060800
884701060900
884701070100
884701070200
884701070300
884701070400
884701080100
884701090100
884701090200
884701090300
884701100200
884701110100
884701120100
STONE COCKSCOMB
WRYMOUTH
RADIATED SHANNY
MONKEYFACE PRICKLEBACK
PENPOINT GUNNEL
LONGFIN GUNNEL
STIPPLED GUNNEL
BANDED GUNNEL
BERING GUNNEL
CRESCENT GUNNEL
SADDLEBACK GUNNEL
RED GUNNEL
ROCK GUNNEL
ROCKWEED GUNNEL
KELP GUNNEL
GRAVEL DIVER
PROWFISH
RAGFISH
PACIFIC SAND LANCE
AMERICAN SAND LANCE
NORTHERN SAND LANCE
SPOTFIN DRAGONET
LANCER DRAGONET
SPOTTED DRAGONET
ARROW GOBY
BLACKEYE GOBY
BARFIN GOBY
COLON GOBY
PALLID GOBY
BRIDLED GOBY
GLASS GOBY
PEPPERMINT GOBY
MASKED GOBY
SPOTTED GOBY
BARTAIL GOBY
BAY GOBY
LYRE GOBY
DASH GOBY
HIGHFIN GOBY
FRESHWATER GOBY
SPOTFIN GOBY
SPOTTAIL GOBY
LONGTAIL GOBY
EMERALD GOBY
DARTER GOBY
NAKED GOBY
SEABOARD GOBY
CODE GOBY
YELLOWLINE GOBY
TWOSCALE GOBY
TIGER GOBY
NEON GOBY
YELLOWPROW GOBY
CLOWN GOBY
GREEN GOBY
SEMINOLE GOBY
BANNER GOBY
BEARDED GOBY
NOTCHTONGUE GOBY
ISLAND FRILLFIN
FRILLFIN GOBY
SPONGE GOBY
GOLDSPOT GOBY
VIOLET GOBY
ALECTRIAS ALECTROLOPHUS
CRYPTACANTHODES MACULATUS
ULVARIA SUBBIFURCATA
CEBIDICHTHYS VIOLACEUS
APODICHTHYS FLAVIDUS
PHOLIS CLEMENSI
RHODYMENICHTHYS DOLICHOGASTER
PHOLIS FASCIATA
PHOLIS GILLI
PHOLIS LAETA
PHOLIS ORNATA
PHOLIS SCHULTZI
PHOLIS GUNNELLUS
APODICHTHYS FUCORUM
ULVICOLA SANTAEROSAE
SCYTALINA CERDALE
ZAPRORA SILENUS
ICOSTEUS AENAGMATICUS
AMMODYTES HEXAPTERUS
AMMODYTES AMERICANUS
AMMODYTES DUBIUS
FOETOREPUS AGASSIZI
PARADIPLOGRAMMUS BAIRDI
DIPLOGRAMMUS PAUCIRADIATUS
CLEVELANDIA IDS
CORYPHOPTERUS NICHOLSI
CORYPHOPTERUS ALLOIDES
CORYPHOPTERUS DICRUS
CORYPHOPTERUS EIDOLON
CORYPHOPTERUS GLAUCOFRAENUM
CORYPHOPTERUS HYALINUS
CORYPHOPTERUS LIPERNES
CORYPHOPTERUS PERSONATUS
CORYPHOPTERUS PUNCIPECTOPHORUS
CORYPHOPTERUS THRIX
•' LEPIDOGOBIUS LEPIDUS
EVORTHODUS LYRICUS
•GOBIONELLUS SAEPEPALLENS
GOBIONELLUS OCEANICUS
GOBIONELLUS SHUFELDTI
GOBIONELLUS STIGMALOPHIUS
GOBIONELLUS STIGMATURUS
GOBIONELLUS SAGITULLA
GOBIONELLUS SMARAGDUS
GOBIONELLUS BOLEOSOMA
GOBIOSOMA BOSC
GOBIOSOMA GINSBURGI
GOBIOSOMA ROBUSTUM
GOBIOSOMA HORSTI
GOBIOSOMA LONGIPALA
GOBIOSOMA MACRODON
GOBIOSOMA OCEANOPS
GOBIOSOMA XANTHIPRORA
MICROGOBIUS GULOSUS
MICROGOBIUS THALASSINUS
MICROGOBIUS CARRI
MICROGOBIUS MICROLEPIS
BARBULIFER CEUTHOECUS
BATHYGOBIUS CURACAO
BATHYGOBIUS MYSTACIUM
BATHYGOBIUS SOPORATOR
EVERMANNICHTHYS SPONGICOLA
GNATHOLEPIS THOMPSON!'
GOBIOIDES BROUSSONNETI
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-74
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884701140100
884701150100
884701160100
884701180100
884701200100
884701210100
884701220100
884701230100
884701240100
884701250100
884701260200
884701260300
884701260400
884701260500
884701265000
884701270100
884701280100
884701290100
884701300100
884701310100
884701320100
884701330100
884701330200
884701340100
884706010100
884706010200
884706010300
884901010100
884901010200
884901010300
884901010500
885001020100
885001030100
885001040100
885002020100
885002020200
885002040200
885002060100
885003010100
885003010200
885003010300
885003010400
885003020100
885003020200
885003030100
885003030200
885003040100
885003040200
885003040300
885003040400
885003040500
885003050100
885003050200
885003050300
885003050400
885003050600
885003060100
885003070100
885003070200
885003100100
885004010100
885005010100
885006010100
885006020100
BLUE GOBY
TUSKED GOBY
RAGGED GOBY
EMERALD SLEEPER
YELLOWFIN GOBY
RIVER GOBY
PALEBACK GOBY
CHEEKSPOT GOBY
HALFBLIND GOBY
CRESTED GOBY
ISLAND GOBY
CONVICT GOBY
BLUEGOLD GOBY
ZEBRA GOBY
BLUEBANDED GOBY
ORANGESPOTTED GOBY
SHADOW GOBY
RUSTY GOBY
CHAMELEON GOBY
BLIND GOBY
TIDEWATER GOBY
PACIFIC FAT SLEEPER
FAT SLEEPER
BIGMOUTH SLEEPER
PUGJAW WORMFISH
LANCETAIL WORMFISH
PINK WORMFISH
OCEAN SURGEON
DOCTORFISH
BLUE TANG
GULF SURGEONFISH
SNAKE MACKEREL
ESCOLAR
OILFISH
ATLANTIC CUTLASSFISH
PACIFIC CUTLASSFISH
PACIFIC SCABBARDFISH
RAZORBACK SCABBARDFISH
SKIPJACK TUNA
LITTLE TUNNY
KAWAKAWA
BLACK SKIPJACK
PACIFIC BONITO
ATLANTIC BONITO
CHUB MACKEREL
ATLANTIC MACKEREL
ALBACORE
BLUEFIN TUNA
YELLOWFIN TUNA
BLACKFIN TUNA
BIGEYE TUNA
KING MACKEREL
SPANISH MACKEREL
CERO
GULF SIERRA
PACIFIC SIERRA
WAHOO
BULLET MACKEREL
FRIGATE MACKEREL
SLENDER TUNA
SWORDFISH
LOUVAR
SAILFISH
BLUE MARLIN
ZOGLOSSttS CAIiLIURUS
RISOR RUBER
BOLLMANNIA COMMUNIS
EROTELIS SMARAGDUS
ACANTHOGOBIUS FLAVIMANUS
•AWAOUS TAJASICA
GOBULUS MYERSi
ILYPNUS GILBERTI
LETHOPS CONNECTENS
LOPHOGOBIUS CYPRINOIDES
LYTHRYPNUS NESIOTES
LYTHRYPNUS PHORELLUS
LYTHRYPNUS SPILUS
LYTHRYPNUS ZEBRA
LYTHRYPNUS DALLI
NES LONGUS
QUIETULA Y-CAUDA
PRIOLEPIS HIPOLITI
TRIDENTIGER TRIGONOCEPHALUS
TYPHLOGOBIUS CALIFORNIENSIS
EUCYCLOGOBIUS NEWBERRYI
DORMITATOR LATIFRONS
DORMITATOR MACULATUS
GOBIOMORUS DORMITOR
CERDALE FLORIDANA
MICRODESMUS LANCEOLATUS
MICRODESMUS LONGIPINNIS
ACANTHURUS BAHIANUS
ACANTHURUS CHIRURGUS
ACANTHURUS COERULEUS
ACANTHURUS RANDALLI
GEMPYLUS SERPENS
LEPIDOCYBIUM FLAVOBRUNNEUM
RUVETTUS PRETIOSUS
TRICHIURUS LEPTURUS
TRICHIURUS NITENS
LEPIDOPUS FITCHI
ASSURGER ANZAC
KATSUWONUS PELAMIS
EUTHYNNUS ALLETTERATUS
EUTHYNNUS AFFINIS
EUTHYNNUS LINEATUS
SARDA CHILIENSIS
SARDA SARDA
SCOMBER JAPONICUS
SCOMBER SCOMBRUS
THUNNUS ALALUNGA
THUNNUS THYNNUS
THUNNUS ALBACARES
THUNNUS ATLANTICUS
THUNNUS OBESUS
SCOMBEROMORUS CAVALLA
SCOMBEROMORUS MACULATUS
SCOMBEROMORUS REGALIS
SCOMBEROMORUS CONCOLOR
SCOMBEROMORUS SIERRA
ACANTHOCYBIUM SOLANDRI
AUXIS ROCHEI
AUXIS THAZARD
ALLOTHUNNUS FALLAI
XIPHIAS GLADIUS
LUVARUS IMPERIALIS
ISTIOPHORUS PLATYPTERUS
MAKAIRA NIGRICANS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
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885006030100
885006030400
885006030500
885101010100
885101010200
885101020100
885101020200
885102010100
885102010400
885102020100
885102020300
885102030100
885102040100
885102040200
885102040300
885103010100
885103010300
885103010400
885103010600
885104010100
885104010200
885703010100
885703010200
885703010400
885703010500
885703010600
885703010900
885703011000
885703011100
885703020100
885703020200
885703020400
885703030100
885703030200
885703030400
885703030500
885703030600
885703030900
885703040100
885703050300
885703050600
885703060100
885703060300
885703070100
885703080100
885703080200
885703090100
885703100100
885703110200
885703120100
885703120400
885703130100
885703130200
885703130300
885703140400
885703150100
885704010100
885704010200
885704030100
885704040100
885704050100
885704050200
BLUE MARLIN
BLACK MARLIN
WHITE MARLIN
LONGBILL SPEARFISH
SHORTBILL SPEARFISH
MEDUSAFISH
BROWN DRIFTFISH
BARRELFISH
BLACK DRIFTFISH
SILVER-RAG
SPOTTED DRIFTFISH
BIGEYE CIGARFISH
LONGFIN CIGARFISH
MAN-OF-WAR FISH
FRECKLED DRIFTFISH
SILVER DRIFTFISH
BLUEFIN DRIFTFISH
PACIFIC POMPANO
BUTTERFISH
GULF BUTTERFISH
HARVESTFISH
SMALLEYE SQUARETAIL
BIGEYE SQUARETAIL
PACIFIC SANDDAB
SPECKLED SANDDAB
GULF STREAM FLOUNDER
SAND WHIFF
HORNED WHIFF
SPOTTED WHIFF
BAY WHIFF
LONGFIN SANDDAB
FRINGED FLOUNDER
SMALLMOUTH FLOUNDER
GRAY FLOUNDER
SUMMER FLOUNDER
GULF FLOUNDER
SOUTHERN FLOUNDER
FOURSPOT FLOUNDER
BROAD FLOUNDER
CALIFORNIA HALIBUT
WINDOWPANE
THREE-EYE FLOUNDER
OCELLATED FLOUNDER
PEACOCK FLOUNDER
EYED FLOUNDER
PELICAN FLOUNDER
MEXICAN FLOUNDER
SPOTFIN FLOUNDER
SPINY FLOUNDER
SHRIMP FLOUNDER
BIGMOUTH SOLE
SLIM FLOUNDER
DEEPWATER FLOUNDER
SHOAL FLOUNDER
CHANNEL FLOUNDER
DUSKY FLOUNDER
SASH FLOUNDER
FANTAIL SOLE
KAMCHATKA FLOUNDER
ARROWTOOTH FLOUNDER
DEEPSEA SOLE
PETRALE SOLE
REX SOLE
WITCH FLOUNDER
MKAIRA NIGRICANS
MAKAIRA INDICA
TETRAPTURUS ALBIDUS
TETRAPTURUS PFLEUGERI
TETRAPTURUS ANGUSTIROSTRIS
ICICHTHYS LOCKINGTONI
ARIOMMA MELANUM
HYPEROGLYPHE PERCIFORMIS
HYPEROGLYPHE BYTHITES
ARIOMMA BONDI
ARIOMMA REGULUS
CUBICEPS PAUCIRADIATUS
CUBICEPS PARADOXUS
NOMEUS GRONOVII
PSENES CYANOPHRYS
PSENES MACULATUS
PSENES PELLUCIDUS
PEPRILUS SIMILLIMUS
PEPRILUS TRIACANTHUS
PEPRILUS BURTI
PEPRILUS ALEPIDOTUS
TETRAGONURUS CUVIERI
TETRAGONURUS ATLANTICUS
CITHARICHTHYS SORDIDUS
CITHARICHTHYS STIGMAEUS
CITHARICHTHYS ARCTIFRONS
CITHARICHTHYS ARENACEUS
CITHARICHTHYS CORNUTUS
CITHARICHTHYS MACROPS
CITHARICHTHYS SPILOPTERUS
CITHARICHTHYS XANTHOSTIGMA
ETROPUS CROSSOTUS
ETROPUS MICROSTOMUS
ETROPUS RIMOSUS
PARALICHTHYS DENTATUS
PARALICHTHYS ALBIGUTTA
PARALICHTHYS LETHOSTIGMA
.PARALICHTHYS OBLONGUS
PARALICHTHYS SQUAMILENTUS
PARALICHTHYS CALIFORNICUS
SCOPHTHALMUS AQUOSUS
ANCYLOPSETTA DILECTA
. ANCYLOPSETTA QUADROCELLATA
BOTHUS LUNATUS
BOTHUS OCELLATUS
CHASCANOPSETTA LUGUBRIS
CYCLOPSETTA CHITTENDENI
CYCLOPSETTA FIMBRIATA
ENGYOPHRYS SENTA
GASTROPSETTA FRONTALIS
HIPPOGLOSSINA STOMATA
MONOLENE ANTILLARUM
MONOLENE SESSILICAUDA
SYACIUM GUNTERI
SYACIUM MICRURUM
SYACIUM PAPILLOSUM
TRICHOPSETTA VENTRALIS
XYSTREURYS LIOLEPIS
ATHERESTHES EVERMANNI
ATHERESTHES STOMIAS
EMBASSICHTHYS BATHYBIUS
EOPSETTA JORDANI
ERREX ZACHIRUS
GYPTOCEPHALUS CYNOGLOSSUS
NFTDR User Manual-Appendix B: Taxa Codes
page B-76
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885704060100
885704060200
885704060300
885704070100
885704080100
885704090100
885704090200
885704090300
885704100100
885704100300
885704110100
885704120100
885704130100
885704140100
885704150100
885704160100
885704160200
885704160300
885704160400
885704170100
885704180100
885704190100
885704190200
885704200100
885704220100
885801010100
885801020100
885801020200
885801030100
885801030200
885802010100
885802010200
885802010300
885802010500
885802010600
885802010700
885802010900
885802011000
886001010200
886001030100
886002010100
886002010200
886002010300
886002010400
886002020100
886002020200
886002020300
886002030100
886002030300
886002040100
886002040200
886002050100
886002050200
886002060100
886002070100
886002070200
886002080100
886003010100
886003010200
886003010300
886003020100
886003020200
886101010000
886101010100
FLATHEAD SOLE
BERING FLOUNDER
AMERICAN DAB
BUTTER SOLE
ROCK SOLE
YELLOWFIN SOLE
LONGHEAD DAB
YELLOWTAIL FLOUNDER
ARCTIC FLOUNDER
SMOOTH FLOUNDER
SLENDER SOLE
DOVER SOLE
ENGLISH SOLE
STARRY FLOUNDER
ALASKA PLAICE
C-O SOLE
CURLFIN SOLE
SPOTTED TURBOT
HORNYHEAD TURBOT
SAND SOLE
GREENLAND HALIBUT
PACIFIC HALIBUT
ATLANTIC HALIBUT
WINTER FLOUNDER
DIAMOND TURBOT
HOGCHOKER
SCRAWLED SOLE
LINED SOLE
NAKED SOLE
FRINGED SOLE '
BLACKCHEEK TONGUE
OFFSHORE TONGUEFISH
SPOTTEDFIN TONGUEFISH
LARGESCALE TONGUEFISH
PYGMY TONGUEFISH
DEEPWATER TONGUEFISH
NORTHERN TONGUEFISH
SPOTTAIL TONGUEFISH
SPOTTED SPIKEFISH
JAMBEAU
ORANGE FILEFISH
DOTTEREL FILEFISH
UNICORN FILEFISH
SCRAWLED FILEFISH
GRAY TRIGGERFISH
QUEEN TRIGGERFISH
FINESCALE TRIGGERFISH
PLANEHEAD FILEFISH
PYGMY FILEFISH
WHITESPOTTED FILEFISH
ORANGESPOTTED FILEFISH
ROUGH TRIGGERFISH
OCEAN TRIGGERFISH
BLACK DURGON
FRINGED FILEFISH
SLENDER FILEFISH
SARGASSUM TRIGGERFISH
TRUNKFISH
SPOTTED TRUNKFISH
SMOOTH TRUNKFISH
SCRAWLED COWFISH
HONEYCOMB COWFISH
OCEANIC PUFFER
SMOOTH PUFFER
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES ELASSODON
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES ROBUSTUS
HIPPOGLOSSOIDES PLATESSOIDES
PLEURONECTES ISOLEPIS
PLEURONECTES BILINEATUS
PLEURONECTES ASPER
PLEURONECTES PROBOSCIDEUS
PLEURONECTES FERRUGINEUS
PLEURONECTES GLACIALIS
PLEURONECTES PUTNAMI
EOPSETTA EXILIS
MICROSTOMUS PACIFICUS
PLEURONECTES VETULUS
PLATICHTHYS STELLATUS
PLEURONECTES QUADRITUBERCULATU
PLEURONICHTHYS COENOSUS
PLEURONICHTHYS DECURRENS -
PLEURONICHTHYS RITTERI
PLEURONICTHYS VERTICALIS
PSETTICHTHYS MELANOSTICTUS
REINHARDTIUS HIPPOGLOSSOIDES
HIPPOGLOSSUS STENOLEPIS
HIPPOGLOSSUS HIPPOGLOSSUS'
PLEURONECTES AMERICANUS
HYPOPSETTA GUTTULATA
TRINECTES MACULATUS
TRINECTES INSCRIPTUS
ACHIRUS LINEATUS
GYMNACHIRUS MELAS
GYMNACHIRUS TEXAE
SYMPHURUS PLAGIUSA
SYMPHURUS CIVITATUS
SYMPHURUS DIOMEDIANUS
SYMPHURUS MINOR
SYMPHURUS PARVUS
SYMPHURUS PIGER
SYMPHURUS PUSILLUS
SYMPHURUS UROSPILUS
HOLLARDIA MEADI
PARAHOLLARDIA LINEATA
ALUTERUS SCHOEPFI
ALUTERUS HEUDELOTI
ALUTERUS MONOCEROS
ALUTERUS SCRIPTUS
BALISTES. CAPRISCUS
BALISTES VETULA
BALISTES POLYLEPIS
MONACANTHUS HISPIDUS
MONACANTHUS SETIFER
CANTHERHINES MACROCERUS
CANTHERHINES PULLUS
CANTHIDERMIS MACULATA
CANTHIDERMIS SUFFLAMEN
MELICHTHYS NIGER
MONACANTHUS CILIATUS
MONACANTHUS TUCKERI
XANTHICHTHYS RINGENS
LACTOPHRYS TRIGONUS
LACTOPHRYS BICAUDALIS
LACTOPHRYS TRIQUETER
LACTOPHRYS QUADRICORNIS
LACTOPHRYS POLYGONIA
LAGOCEPHALUS LAGOdEPHALUS
LAGOCEPHALUS LAEVIGATUS
NFTDR User Manual - Appendix B: Taxa Codes
pageB-77
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886101020100
886101020200
886101020300
886101020500
886101020800
886101020900
886101021000
886101021100
886101535700
886103010100
886103010200
886103010300
886103010400
886103010600
886103020100
886103020200
886104010100
886104010200
886104020100
NORTHERN PUFFER
CHECKERED PUFFER
BULLSEYE PUFFER
MARBLED PUFFER
SOUTHERN PUFFER
BLUNTHEAD PUFFER
LEAST PUFFER
BANDTAIL PUFFER
SHARPNOSE PUFFER
STRIPED BURRFISH
BRIDLED BURRFISH
WEB BURRFISH
SPOTTED BURRFISH
PACIFIC BURRFISH
PORCUPINEFISH
BALLONFISH
OCEAN SUNFISH
SHARPTAIL MOLA
SLENDER MOLA
SPHOEROIDES MACULATUS
SPHOEROIDES TESTUDINEUS
SPHOEROIDES ANNULATUS
SPHOEROIDES DORSALIS
SPHOEROIDES NEPHELUS
SPHOEROIDES PACHYGASTER
SPHOEROIDES PARVUS
SPHOEROIDES SPENGLERI
CANTHGASTER ROSTRATA
CHILOMYCTERUS SCHOEPFI
CHILOMYCTERUS ANTENNATUS
CHILOMYCTERUS ANTILLARUM
CHILOMYCTERUS ATINGA
CHILOMYCTERUS AFFINIS
DIODON HYSTRIX
DIODON HOLOCANTHUS
MOLA MOLA
MOLA LANCEOLATA
RANZANIA LAEVIS
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page B-78
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APPENDIX B.4
LIST OF FAMILIES
COPE
874702000000
871101000000
875601000000
883557000000
883701000000
878704000000
883517000000
885006000000
873901000000
886003000000
870401000000
885103000000
883555000000
883518000000
870701000000
870801000000
871602000000
878401000000
884209000000
879103000000
884201000000
874112000000
870502000000
881501000000
879201000000
876210000000
883562000000
875602000000
871001000000
883529000000
881103000000
875904000000
883544000000
871307000000
879301000000
871303000000
885704000000
880301000000
870501000000
878702000000
883545000000
884701000000
884214000000
882701000000
883540000000
871302000000
884213000000
860601000000
870803000000
874701000000
883528000000
880404000000
873801000000
860301000000
876209000000
876214000000
COMMON NAME
ANCHOVIES
ANGEL SHARKS
ARGENTINES
ARMORHEADS
BARRACUDAS
BATFISHES
BIGEYES
BILLFISHES
BONEFISHES
BOXFISHES
BULLHEAD SHARKS
BUTTERFISHES
BUTTERFLYFISHES
CARDINALFISHES
CARPET SHARKS
CAT SHARKS
CHIMAERAS
CLINGFISHES
CLINIDS
CODS & HAKES
COMBTOOTH BLENNIES
CONGER EELS
COW SHARKS
CRESTFISHES
CUSK-EELS
DAGGERTOOTHS
DAMSELFISHES
DEEPSEA SMELTS
DOGFISH SHARKS
DOLPHINS
DORIES
DRAGONFISHES
DRUMS
EAGLE RAYS
EELPOUTS
ELECTRIC RAYS
FLOUNDERS RIGHTEYE
FLYINGFISHES
FRILL SHARKS
FROGFISHES
GOATFISHES
GOBIES
GRAVELDIVERS
GREENLINGS
GRUNTS
GUITARFISHES
GUNNELS
HAGFISHES
HAMMERHEAD SHARKS
HERRINGS
JACKS
KILLIFISHES
LADYFISHES
LAMPREYS
LANCETFISHES
LANTERNFISHES
FAMILY NAME
ENGRAULIDAE
SQUATINIDAE
ARGENTINIDAE
PENTACEROTIDAE
SPHYRAENIDAE
OGCOCEPHALIDAE
PRIACANTHIDAE
ISTIOPHORIDAE
ALBULIDAE
OSTRACIIDAE
HETERODONTIDAE
STROMATEIDAE
CHAETODONTIDAE
APOGONIDAE
RHINCODONTIDAE
SCYLIORHINIDAE
CHIMAERIDAE
GOBIESOCIDAE
CLINIDAE
GADIDAE
BLENNIIDAE
CONGRIDAE
HEXANCHIDAE
LOPHOTIDAE
OPHIDIIDAE
ANOTOPTERIDAE
POMACENTRIDAE
BATHYLAGIDAE
SQUALIDAE
CORYPHAENIDAE
ZEIDAE
STOMIIDAE
SCIAENIDAE
MYLIOBATIDAE
ZOARCIDAE
TORPEDINIDAE
PLEURONECTIDAE
EXOCOETIDAE
CHLAMYDOSELACHIDAE
ANTENNARIIDAE
MULLIDAE
GOBIIDAE
SCYTALINIDAE
HEXAGRAMMIDAE
HAEMULIDAE
RHINOBATIDAE
PHOLIDAE
MYXINIDAE
SPHYRNIDAE
CLUPEIDAE
CARANGIDAE
CYPRINODONTIDAE
ELOPIDAE
PETROMYZONTIDAE
ALEPISAURIDAE
MYCTOPHIDAE
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page B-79
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886002000000
885703000000
876202000000
885005000000
870704000000
885003000000
871308000000
877601000000
883539000000
886104000000
874105000000
883601000000
880302000000
881503000000
881301000000
876212000000
883520000000
883108000000
883571000000
883543000000
884212000000
884215000000
886101000000
884211000000
884301000000
883527000000
870802000000
881502000000
884003000000
882702000000
870703000000
884501000000
884001000000
880303000000
882601000000
883102000000
883551000000
883502000000
877718000000
878808000000
882602000000
880502000000
875503000000
883109000000
874113000000
885001000000
874121000000
881903000000
883552000000
884014000000
881801000000
871305000000
872901010000
883516000000
883560000000
885004000000
883801000000
878301000000
884202000000
883901000000
LEATHERJACKETS
LEFTEYE FLOUNDERS
LIZARDFISHES
LOUVARS
MACKEREL SHARKS
MACKERELS & TUNAS
MANTAS
MINNOWS & CARPS
MOJARRAS
MOLAS
MORAYS
MULLETS
NEEDLEFISHES
OARFISHES
OPAHS
PEARLEYES
PERCHES
POACHERS
POMFRETS
PORGIES
PRICKLEBACKS
PROWFISHES
PUFFERS
QUILLFISHES
RAGFISHES
REMORAS
REQUIEM SHARKS
RIBBONFISHES
RONQUILS
SABLEFISHES
SAND TIGERS
SAND LANCES
SANDFISHES
SAURIES
SCORPIONFISHES
SCULPINS
SEA CHUBS
SEA BASSES
SEA CATFISHES
SEADEVILS
SEAROBINS
SILVERSIDES
SMELTS
SNAILFISHES & LUMPFISHES
SNAKE EELS
SNAKE MACKERELS
SNIPE EELS
SNIPEFISHES
SPADEFISHES
STARGAZERS
STICKLEBACKS
STINGRAYS
STURGEONS
SUNFISHES
SURFPERCHES
SWORDFISHES
THREADFINS
TOADFISHES
WOLFFISHES
WRASSES
BALISTIDAE
BOTHIDAE
SYNODONTIDAE
LUVARIDAE
LAMNIDAE
SCOMBRIDAE
MOBULIDAE
CYPRINIDAE
GERRIDAE
MOLIDAE
MURAENIDAE
MUGILIDAE
BELONIDAE
REGALECIDAE
LAMPRIDAE
SCOPELARCHIDAE
PERCIDAE
AGONIDAE
BRAMIDAE
SPARIDAE
STICHAEIDAE
ZAPRORIDAE
TETRAODONTIDAE
PTILICHTHYIDAE
ICOSTEIDAE
ECHENEIDAE
CARCHARHINIDAE
TRACHIPTERIDAE
BATHYMASTERIDAE
ANOPLOPOMATIDAE
ODONTASPIDIDAE
AMMODYTIDAE
TRICHODONTIDAE
SCOMBERESOCIDAE
SCORPAENIDAE
COTTIDAE
KYPHOSIDAE
SERRANIDAE
ARIIDAE
CERATIIDAE
TRIGLIDAE
ATHERINIDAE
OSMERIDAE
CYCLOPTERIDAE
OPHICHTHIDAE
TRICHIURIDAE
NEMICHTHYIDAE
CENTRISCIDAE
EPHIPPIDAE
URANOSCOPIDAE
GASTEROSTEIDAE
DASYATIDAE
ACIPENSER SPP.
CENTRARCHIDAE
EMBIOTOCIDAE
XIPHIIDAE
POLYNEMIDAE
BATRACHOIDIDAE
ANARHICHADIDAE
LABRIDAE
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APPENDIX C
ODES Chemical Codes
ODES Code = Chemical Name
ABIETIC AC = ABIETIC ACID (= SYLVIC ACID)
ACENAPE = ACENAPHTHENE
ACENAP-D10 = ACENAPHTHENE-D10, DEUTERATED (SURROGATE)
ACENPHEN = ACENAPHTHENE/PHENANTHRENE
ACENAPTYLE = ACENAPHTHYLENE
ACETAL = ACETALDEHYDE
AC-CELOSOL = ACETIC ACID (= CELLOSOLVE ACETATE = 2-ETHOXYETHYL ACET
VINYL ACET = ACETIC ACID, ETHENYL ESTER (= VINYL ACETATE)
ETHYL ACET = ACETIC ACID, ETHYL ESTER (= ETHYL ACETATE)
ACETONE = ACETONE
ACETONTRLE = ACETONITRILE
ACETOPHENO = ACETOPHENONE
1A-2THUREA = ACETYL-2-THIOUREA (l-Acetyl-2-thiourea)
N2FLACETAM = ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE (2-Acetylaminofluorene = N-2-FLUOR
12-C2CLETH = ACETYLENE DICHLORIDE (= 1,2-DICHLOROETHENE), cis
1122-4CLET = ACETYLENE TETRACHLORIDE (= 1,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE)
AVS = ACID VOLATILE SULFIDES
ACROLEIN = ACROLEIN
ACRYLAMIDE = ACRYLAMIDE •
ACRYLNTRLE = ACRYLONITRILE
ACTINIDES = ACTINIDES
AFLATOXIN = AFLATOXIN
ETHANOL = ALCOHOL, ANHYDROUS (= ETHANOL = ETHYL ALCOHOL = METHYL
ALDEHYDES = ALDEHYDES
ALDRIN = ALDRIN (PESTICIDE)
ALGICIDES = ALGICIDES
ALIPH HCBN = ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBON
ALIPH SOLV = ALIPHATIC SOLVENT
ALKLNTY = ALKALINITY
C3-ALKBNZ = ALKYL BENZENE (C3)
C3ALKBENTL = ALKYL BENZENE (C3) + ALKANE
3-CLPRPE = ALLYL CHLORIDE (= 3-CHLOROPROPENE)
SAFROLE = ALLYL-3,4-METHYLENEDIOXYBENZENE (l-Allyl-3,4-Methylene
ALUMINUM = ALUMINUM, TOTAL
DMAAZOBNZ = AMINO-5-AZOTOLUENE, 2- (= DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE)
AMAQUINONE = AMINOANTHRAQUINONE (2-Aminoanthraquinone)
AAZOBENZ = AMINOAZOBENZENE (= p-(PHENYAZO)ANILINE)
ANILINE = AMINOBENZENE (= ANILINE = PHENYLAMINE)
4AMINOBIP = AMINOBIPHENYL (4-Aminobiphenyl = p-BIPHENYLAMINE)
MTHYLAMINE = AMINOMETHANE (= METHYLAMINE)
1-NAPAMINE = AMINONAPTHALENE (1-Aminonapthalene = 1-NAPTHYLAMINE)
2-NAPAMINE = AMINONAPTHALENE (2-Aminonapthalene = 2-NAPTHYLAMINE)
O-TOLUIDIN = AMINOTOLUENE (2-aminotoluene = o-TOLUIDINE = 2 METHYLA
O-TOLI-HCL = AMINOTOLUENE HYDROCHLORIDE (2-Aminotol. Hcl=o-TOLUIDIN
AMMONIA-N = AMMONIA-NITROGEN (NH3)
AMMONIA-D = AMMONIA, DISSOLVED (NH3)
AMMONIA = AMMONIA, TOTAL (NH3)
AMMONIUM-D = AMMONIUM, DISSOLVED (NH4)
AMMONIUM = AMMONIUM, TOTAL (NH4)
ANILINE = ANILINE (= AMINOBENZENE = PHENYLAMINE)
O-ANISIDIN = ANISIDINE (o-Anisidine = 2-METHOXYANILINE)
ANTHRACENE = ANTHRACENE
YPHPA = ANTHRACENE + PHENANTHRENE
ANTH-D10 = ANTHRACENE, D-10 (SURROGATE)
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DANTIMONY i
ANTIMONY
ARAMITE
AROM HCBN
ARSENATE
DARSENIC
ARSENIC
ASBESTOS
ATRAZINE
PYRIDINE
GUTHION
AZOBENZENE
BARIUM
FLUORANTHN
BENZENE
BENZOIC AC
BSO
THIOPHENOL
PHENOL
BZID
FLUORENE
BAA
BENZCHRY
BAF
CHRYSENE
BAP
BBF
BBKF
PYRENE
BEP
TBEP
BGHIP
BKF
TOTAL BF
BENZOIC AC
QUINONE
C10BTRIAZ
BENZYL-OH
DBERYLLIUM
BERYLLIUM
BIPHENOL
BIPHENOL25
BIPHENOL44
BIPHENYL
4AMINOBIP
BCEOM
BCEESTER
BCEE
B2CIESTER
B2CIE
DEHP
BCME
13-BUTAD
BORATE
BORNYL AC
BORON
5CLNBNZ
BROMACIL
BROMIDE-D
BROMINE
BR2CLMETH
ANTIMONY, DISSOLVED
ANTIMONY, TOTAL (SB)
ARAMITE
AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
ARSENATE
ARSENIC, DISSOLVED
ARSENIC, TOTAL
ASBESTOS
ATRAZINE (PESTICIDE)
AZINE (= PYRIDINE)
AZINPHOS-METHYL (= GUTHION)
AZOBENZENE
BARIUM, TOTAL
BENZACENAPTHENE (1,2-Benzacenapthene = FLUORANTHENE)
BENZENE
BENZENE CARBOXYLIC ACID (= BENZOIC ACID)
BENZENE SOLUBLE ORGANICS
BENZENETHIOL (= THIOPHENOL = MERCAPTOBENZENE)
BENZENOL (= PHENOL = CARBOLIC ACID = HYDROXYBENZENE)
BENZIDINE (= 4,4-DIAMINOBYPHENYL)
BENZINDENE (2,3-Benzindene = FLUORENE = DIPHENYLENEMET
BENZO(A)ANTHRACENE
BENZO(A)ANTHRACENE/CHRYSENE
: BENZO(A)FLUORANTHENE
' BENZO(A)PHENANTHRENE (= CHRYSENE = 1,2-BENZPHENANTHREN
< BENZO(A)PYRENE (3,4-Benzpyrene)
•• BENZO (B) FLUORANTHENE
: BENZO(B,K)FLUORANTHENE
: BENZO(D,E,F)PHENANTHRENE (= PYRENE)
•• BENZO (E) PYRENE
•. BENZO (E) PYRENE, TOTAL
: BENZO(G,H,I)PERYLENE
: BENZO(K)FLUORANTHENE
: BENZOFLUORANTHENES, TOTAL
: BENZOIC ACID (= BENZENE CARBOXYLIC ACID)
= BENZOQUINONE (= QUINONE)
: BENZOTRIAZOLE-C10
: BENZYL ALCOHOL (= alpha-HYDROXY-TOLUENE)
! BERYLLIUM, DISSOLVED
: BERYLLIUM, TOTAL
= BIPHENOL (= DIHYDROXYBIPHENYL)
= BIPHENOL, 2,5- (= 2,5-DIHYDROXYBIPHENYL)
= BIPHENOL, 4,4- (= 4,4-DIHYDROXYBIPHENYL)
= BIPHENYL (= DIPHENYL = PHENYLBENZENE)
= BIPHENYLAMINE (p-Biphenylamine = 4-AMINOBIPHENYL)
= BIS(2-CHLOROETHOXY) METHANE
= BIS(2-CHLOROETHYL) ESTER
= BIS(2-CHLOROETHYL) ETHER
= BIS(2-CHLOROISOPROPYL) ESTER
= BIS(2-CHLOROISOPROPYL) ETHER
= BIS(2-ETHYLHEXYL) PHTHALATE (= DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL)PHTHLAT
= BIS-CHLOROMETHYL ETHER
= BIVINYL (= 1,3-BUTADIENE)
= BORATE
= BORNYL ACETATE
= BORON
= BRASSICOL (= PENTACHLORONITROBENZENE = QUINTOZENE = TR
= BROMACIL
= BROMIDE, DISSOLVED
= BROMINE
= BROMODICHLOROMETHANE (DCBM)
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BRFLBNZ
BRFLBNZ13 =
3-BRMETHA =
246-3BRPHN =
METHYL BR =
4-BPE =
4-BPPESTER =
4-BPPE
13-BUTAD
BUTYRAL
BUTANE
2-BUTANONE =
2-BUTE1-OL =
PHOSDRIN
2BPHOSETHA =
2-BUTOXETH =
BUTYL ACET =
BUTYLALCHL =
BUTBNZ PHT =
BUTYL BR
2-BUTOXETH =
3-M2-PNTNO =
I BUT BENZ =
DBT
MBT
TTBT =
TBT
BUTYRAL
CACODYL AC S
DCADMIUM
CADMIUM
CAFFEINE
SELENITE
CALCIUM-D =
CALCIUM
177-3M2CYC =
HEX-METHES =
URETHAN
CARBARYL
CARBAZOLE =
METHANOL
CARBOFURAN =
PHENOL
CO2
CS2
CO
4CLMETHA
TOG
COS
TRITHION
CELLOSOLVE =
AC-CELOSOL =
COD
CHLORDAN-A =
CHLORDAN-B =
CHLORDAN-G =
CHLORDANE
CHLORDAN-T
KEPONE
CHLORIDE-D
CHLORIDE
BROMOFLUOROBENZENE (l-Fluoro-2-Bromobenzene)
BROMOFLUOROBENZENE {l-Fluoro-3-Bromobenzene}
BROMOFORM (= TRIBROMOMETHANE)
BROMOL (= 2,4,6-TRIBROMOPHENOL)
BROMOMETHANE (= METHYL BROMIDE)
BROMOPHENYL ETHER (4-Bromophenyl Ether)
BROMOPHENYL PHENYL ESTER (4-Bromophenyl Phenyl Ester)
BROMOPHENYL PHENYL ETHER (4-Bromophenyl Phenyl Ether)
BUTADIENE (1,3-Butadiene = BIVINYL)
BUTANAL {= BUTYRALDEHYDE)
BUTANE
BUTANONE (2-Butanone = METHYL ETHYL KETONE)
BUTENE-1-OL (2-BUTENE-l-OL = CROTYL ALCOHOL)
BUTENOIC ACID (2-Butenoic Acid = CROTONIC ACID)
BUTOXY PHOSPHATE ETHANOL (2-Butoxy Phosphate Ethanol)
BUTOXYETHANOL (2-Butoxyethanol=BUTYL CELLOSOLVE=GLYCOL
BUTYL ACETATE
BUTYL ALCOHOL
BUTYL BENZYL PHTHALATE
BUTYL BROMIDE
BUTYL CELLOSOLVE (= BUTOXYETHANOL)
BUTYL METHYL KETONE (= 3-METHYL-2-PENTANONE)
BUTYLBENZENE ISOMERS
BUTYLTINS (Dibutyltin)
BUTYLTINS (Monobutyltin)
BUTYLTINS (Tetrabutyltin)
BUTYLTINS (Tributyltin)
BUTYRALDEHYDE (= BUTANAL)
CACODYLIC ACID (= DIMETHYLARSENIC ACID)
= CADMIUM, DISSOLVED
= CADMIUM, TOTAL
= CAFFEINE
= CALCIUM SULFATE (= SELENITE)
= CALCIUM, DISSOLVED
= CALCIUM, TOTAL
= CAMPHOR (l,7,7-TRIMETHYLBICYCLO[2.2.1]HEPTAN-2-ONE = C
= CAPROIC ACID, METHYL ESTER = METHYL CAPROATE = HEXANOI
= CARBAMIC ACID, ETHYL ESTER (= URETHANE = ETHYL CARBAMA
= CARBARYL (PESTICIDE)
= CARBAZOLE {= DIBENZOPYRROLE = DIPHENYLENIMINE)
= CARBINOL {= METHANOL = METHYL ALCOHOL)
= CARBOFURAN
= CARBOLIC ACID (= PHENOL = BENZENOL = HYDROXYBENZENE)
= CARBON DIOXIDE
= CARBON DISULFIDE
= CARBON MONOXIDE
= CARBON TETRACHLORIDE (= TETRACHLOROMETHANE)
= CARBON, TOTAL ORGANIC
= CARBONATE
= CARBOPHENOTHION (= TRITHION)
= CELLOSOLVE (= 2-ETHOXYETHANOL)
= CELLOSOLVE ACETATE (= 2-ETHOXYETHYL ACETATE = ACETIC A
= CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND
= CHLORDANE (ALPHA)
= CHLORDANE (CIS CHLORDANE)
= CHLORDANE (GAMMA)
= CHLORDANE (PESTICIDE)
= CHLORDANE, TOTAL
= CHLORDECONE (= KEPONE)
= CHLORIDE, DISSOLVED
= CHLORIDE, TOTAL
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4-CHLORO-3-METHYL
6-CHLORO-3-METHYL
4-CHLORO-2-METHYL
CL PHENOLS = CHLORINATED PHENOLS, TOTAL
CHLORINE = CHLORINE
CLO2 = CHLORINE DIOXIDE
TOT RES CL = CHLORINE, TOTAL RESIDUAL
4-CL3-NPHN = CHLORO-m-CRESOL (4-Chloro-m-Cresol
6-CL3-MPHN = CHLORO-m-CRESOL (6-Chloro-m-Cresol
4-CL2-MPHN = CHLORO-o-CRESOL (4-Chloro-o-Cresol
CLOROPRENE = CHLORO-1, 3-BUTADIENE (2-Chloro-1, 3 -Butadiene '. = CHLOROP
EPICLHYD = CHLORO-1,3-EPOXYPROPANE {2-Chloro-1,3-Ep.Prop.= EPICHL
5CL-2MANIL = CHLORO-2-METHYLANILINE (5-Chloro-2-methylaniline)
4-CL2-MPHN = CHLORO-2-METHYLPHENOL (4-Chloro-2-Methylphenol = 4-CHL
4-CL3-MPHN » CHLORO-3-METHYLPHENOL (4-Chloro-3-Methylphenol = 4-CHL
6-CL3-MPHN = CHLORO-3-METHYLPHENOL (6-Chloro-3-Methylphenol = 6-CHL
CLACETAL = CHLOROACETALDEHYDE {= CHLOROETHANAL)
CLALKETHRS = CHLOROALKLY ETHERS
2CLANILINE = CHLOROANILINE (2-chloroaniline = 4,4'-METHYLENEBIS)
4-CLANILIN = CHLOROANILINE (4-Chloroaniline or p-Chloroaniline)
CLBNZ = CHLOROBENZENE (= PHENYL CHLORIDE)
CBTRIAZOLE = CHLOROBENZOTRIAZOLE
CLBUTAD = CHLOROBUTADIENE
CLDEHAB = CHLORODEHYDROABIETIC ACID
CLACETAL = CHLOROETHANAL (= CHLOROACETALDEHYDE)
ETHYL CL = CHLOROETHANE (= ETHYL CHLORIDE)
VINYL CL = CHLOROETHENE (= VINYL CHLORIDE)
B2CLETET = CHLOROETHYL ETHYL (bis(2-Chloroethyl)ethyL)
2-CLEVESTR = CHLOROETHYLVINYL ESTER (2-Chloroethylvinyl Ester)
2-CLEVE = CHLOROETHYLVINYL ETHER (2-Chloroethylvinyl Ether)
CHLOROFORM = CHLOROFORM (= TRICHLOROMETHANE)
B2CIETH = CHLOROISOPROPYL ETHYL (bis(2-Chloroisopropyl)ethyl)
METHYL CL = CHLOROMETHANE (= METHYL CHLORIDE)
CMME = CHLOROMETHYL METHYL ETHER
3CLMPYRID = CHLOROMETHYL PYRIDINE (3-(Chloromethyl)pyridine)
1CLNAPTH = CHLORONAPHTHALENE (1-Chloronaphthalene)
2-CLNAP = CHLORONAPHTHALENE (2-Chloronaphthalene)
3-CLPHN = CHLOROPHENOL (m-Chlorophenol)
2-CLPHN = CHLOROPHENOL (o-Chlorophenol)
4-CLPHN = CHLOROPHENOL (p-Chlorophenol or 4-Chlorophenol)
D4-2-CLPHN = CHLOROPHENOL, 2-, DEUTERATED SURROGATE
4-CPESTER = CHLOROPHENYL ESTER (4-Chlorophenyl Ester)
4-CPE = CHLOROPHENYL ETHER (4-Chlorophenyl Ether)
4-CPPESTER = CHLOROPHENYL PHENYL ESTER {4-Chlorophenyl Phenyl Ester
4-CPPE = CHLOROPHENYL PHENYL ETHER (4-Chlorophenyl Phenyl Ether
CLOROPRENE = CHLOROPRENE (= 2-CHLORO-1,3-BUTADIENE)
3-CLPRPE = CHLOROPROPENE (3-Chloropropene = ALLYL CHLORIDE)
EPICLHYD = CHLOROROOXETANE (3-Chlororooxetane = EPICHLOROHYDRIN)
4CLSL = CHLOROSAILINE (4-Chlorosailine)
M-CLTOLUEN = CHLOROTOLUENE (m-Chlorotoluene = m-TOLYL CHLORIDE)
O-CLTOLUEN = CHLOROTOLUENE (o-Chlorotoluene = o-TOLYL CHLORIDE)
P-CLTOLUEN = CHLOROTOLUENE (p-Chlorotoluene = p-TOLYL CHLORIDE)
CHLORPYRIF = CHLORPYRIFOS
CHOLESTNOL = CHOLESTANOL
CHOLESTROL = CHOLESTEROL
DCHROMIUM = CHROMIUM, DISSOLVED
CHROMIUM-6 = CHROMIUM, HEXAVALENT
CHROMIUM-T = CHROMIUM, TOTAL
CHROMIUM-3 = CHROMIUM, TRIVALENT
CHRYSENE = CHRYSENE (= 1,2-BENZPHENANTHRENE = BENZO(A)PHENANTHREN
C1CHRYSEN = CHRYSENE (Cl homologs)
C2CHRYSEN = CHRYSENE (C2 homologs)
C3CHRYSEN = CHRYSENE (C3 HOMOLOGS)
C4CHRYSEN = CHRYSENE (C4 HOMOLOGS)
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CHRY+TRIPH
COBALT
DCOPPER
COPPER
COPROSTNOL
CORONENE
CREOSOTE
P-CRESIDIN
3-METHPHN
2-METHPHN
4-METHPHN
P-CL-MCRSL
CRESOLS
PHOSDRIN
2-BUTE1-OL
CUMENE
CYANIDE
CYCHBUTAN
CYCHEXANE
CYCHEXANON
CYCHEXENE
2CH46-2NPH
CYMENE
2,4 D
2,4 DESTRS
DACTHAL
OP DDD
PP DDD
DDD
DDD
OP DDE
PP DDE
DDE
OP DDT
PP DDT
DDT
DDT-T
10CLBIP
DECHMNAPTA
DECANE
MIREX
DECYNE
DBF
DHYABIETIC
DELNAV
DEMETON
DEHP
DINBP
2NOCTP
DISULFOTON •
14-PHE2AM ••
BZID
24-2AMTOL ••
2ANISIDINE ••
DIAZINON
2BANTH
DBAJACRID =
1245-2BPYR =
DIBNZFURAN :
1245-2BPYR :
CARBAZOLE =
= CHRYSENE AND TRIPHENYLENE
= COBALT, TOTAL
= COPPER, DISSOLVED
= COPPER, TOTAL
= COPROSTANOL (= COPROSTEROL)
= CORONENE (= HEXABENZOBENZENE)
= CREOSOTE
= CRESIDINE (p-Cresidine)
= CRESOL (m-Cresol = 3-METHYLPHENOL)
= CRESOL (o-Cresol = 2-METHYLPHENOL = 2-HYDROXYTOLUENE)
= CRESOL (p-Cresol = 4-METHYLPHENOL = 4-HYDROXYTOLUENE)
= CRESOL (p-CHLORO-m-CRESOL)
• CRESOLS, TOTAL (= METHYLPHENOLS)
= CROTONIC ACID (= trans-2-BUTENOIC ACID)
= CROTYL ALCOHOL {= 2-BUTENE-l-OL)
= CUMENE (= ISOPROPYL BENZENE)
• CYANIDE
•• CYCLOBUTANOL
: CYCLOHEXANE (= HEXAHYDROBENZENE = HEXAMETHYLENE)
•• CYCLOHEXANONE (= KETOHEXAMETHYLENE = PIMELIC KETONE)
•• CYCLOHEXENE (= 3 , 4, 5, 6-TETRAHYDROBENZENE)
= CYCLOHEXYL-4,6-DINITROPHENOL (2-Cyclohexyl-4,6-Dinitro
: CYMENE {= ISOPROPYL-(METHYL)-BENZENE = ISOPROPYLTOLUEN
• D (2,4-D or 2,4-Dichlorophenoxy Acetic Acid) (PESTICID
• D ESTERS (2,4-D Esters)
• DACTHAL
• DDD (o,p-DDD)
• DDD (p,p-DDD)
DDD (PESTICIDE)
DDE (= DDD)
DDE (o,p-DDE)
DDE (p,p-DDE)
DDE (PESTICIDE)
DDT (o,p-DDT)
DDT (p,p-DDT)
DDT (PESTICIDE)
DDT, TOTAL
DECACHLOROBIPHENYL
DECAHYDROMETHYLNAPTHANE
DECANE (CIO)
DECHLORANE (= MIREX)
DECYNE
DEF • "
DEHYDROABIETIC ACID
DELNAV (= DIOXATHION)
DEMETON (= SYSTOX) (PESTICIDE)
DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL)PHTHALATE (= BIS(2-ETHYLHEXYL) PHTHALA
DI-N-BUTYL PHTHALATE
DI-N-OCTYL PHTHALATE
DI-SYSTON (= DISULFOTON)
DIAMINOBENZENE (= 1,4-PHENYLENEDIAMINE)
DIAMINOBIPHENYL (4,4'-Diaminobiphenyl = BENZIDINE)
DIAMINOTOLUENE (2,4-Diaminotoluene = TOLUENE-2,4-DIAMI
DIANISIDINE (3,3'-DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE)
DIAZINON (PESTICIDE)
DIBENZ(A,H)ANTHRACENE (=1,2:5,6-Dibenzanthracene)
DIBENZ(A,J)ACRIDINE
DIBENZO(A,E)PYRENE (= 1,2:4,5-DIBENZOPYRENE)
DIBENZOFURAN (= DIPHENYLENE OXIDE)
DIBENZOPYRENE (1,2:4,5-Dibenzopyrene = DIBENZO(A,E)PYR
DIBENZOPYRROLE (= CARBAZOLE = DIPHENYLENIMINE)
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DIBNZTHIO
C1DIBNZTHP
C2DIBNZTHP
C3DIBNZTHP
12-2BR3CLP
2BRCLETH
2BRCLMETH
METHYLE BR
DBOFB
T23-2BPP04
DBT
DICAMBA
23-2CL1PRE
13-2CLBNZ
12-2CLBNZ
14-2CLBNZ
2CLBNZ
D4-12-2CLB
33-2CLBZID
2CLBZID
2CLBNZPHN
2CLBPHNL-T
DCLDEHAB
FREON
12-C2CLETE
11-2CLETH
12-2CLETH
12-2CLE-D4
12-C2CLETH
12-T2CLETH
11-2CLETHE
2CLETHENES
GUAIA45
2CLMETHA
2-2CLPHN
23-2CLPHN
24-2CLPHN
25-2CLPHN
26-2CLPHN
34-2CLPHN
2,4 D
C13-2CLPRP
T13-2CLPRP
12-2CLPRP
13-2CLPRP
2CLPRPANES
C13-2CLPRE
T13-2CLPRE
13C2CLPRPE
13T2CLPRPE
12-2CLPRPE
13-2CLPRPE
2CLPRPENES
13-2CLPRPE
2CL3FLETH
KELTHANE
DIELDRIN
DIESEL
PARATHION
DEHA
DETHYLS04
DICHLOROETHANE
DICHLOROETHANE
DICHLOROETHANE,
DIBENZOTHIOPHENE (= DIPHENYLENE SULFIDE)
DIBENZOTHIOPHENE (Cl homologs)
DIBENZOTHIOPHENE (C2 homologs)
DIBENZOTHIOPHENE (C3 homologs)
DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE (1,2-Dibromo-3-Chloropropane =
DIBROMOCHLOROETHANE (DBCE)
DIBROMOCHLOROMETHANE (DBCM)
DIBROMOMETHANE (= METHYLENE BROMIDE)
DIBROMOOCTAFLUOROBIPHENYL (SURROGATE)
DIBROMOPROPYL PHOSPHATE (tris-2,3-Dibromopropyl phosph
DIBUTYLTIN
DICAMBA
DICHLORO-1-PROPENE (2,3-Dichloro-l-Propene)
DICHLOROBENZENE (m-Dichlorobenzene or 1,3-Dichlorobenz
DICHLOROBENZENE (o-Dichlorobenzene or1 1,2-Dichlorobenz
DICHLOROBENZENE (p-Dichlorobenzene or 1,4-Dichlorobenz
DICHLOROBENZENE NOS
DICHLOROBENZENE, 1,2-, DEUTERATED SURROGATE
DICHLOROBENZIDINE (3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine)
DICHLOROBENZIDINE BASE
DICHLOROBENZOPHENOL
DICHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
DICHLORODEHYDROABIETIC ACID
DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (= FREON)
DICHLOROETHANE (cis-1,2-Dichloroethane)
(1,1-Dichloroethane = ETHYLIDENE CHLORI
(1,2-Dichloroethane = ETHYLENE DICHLORI
DEUTERATED {1,2-Dichloroethane-D4)
DICHLOROETHENE (cis-1,2-Dichloroethene = ACETYLENE DIG
DICHLOROETHENE (trans-1,2-Dichloroethene = ACETYLENE D
DICHLOROETHENE (1,1-Dichloroethene = VINYLIDENE CHLORI
DICHLOROETHENES (Sum of Acetylene Dichloride and Vinyl
DICHLOROGUAIACOL (4,5-Dichloroguaiacol)
DICHLOROMETHANE {= METHYLENE CHLORIDE)
DICHLOROPHENOL (2-Dichlorophenol)
DICHLOROPHENOL (2,3-Dichlorophenol)
DICHLOROPHENOL (2,4-Dichlorophenol)
DICHLOROPHENOL (2,5-Dichlorophenol)
DICHLOROPHENOL (2,6-Dichlorophenol)
DICHLOROPHENOL (3,4-Dichlorophenol)
DICHLOROPHENOXY ACETIC ACID (2,4-Dichlorophenoxy Aceti
DICHLOROPROPANE (cis-1,3-Dichloropropane)
(trans-1,3-Dichloropropane)
(1,2-Dichloropropane = PROPYLENE DICHL
= DICHLOROPROPANE (1,3-Dichloropropane = TRIMETHYLENE CH
= DICHLOROPROPANES (Sum of Propylidene Chloride and Prop
= DICHLOROPROPENE (cis-1,3-Dichloropropene)
= DICHLOROPROPENE (trans-1,3-Dichloropropene)
= DICHLOROPROPENE (CIS-1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE)
= DICHLOROPROPENE (TRANS-1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE)
= DICHLOROPROPENE (1,2-Dichloropropene)
= DICHLOROPROPENE (1,3-Dichloropropene or 1,3-DICHLOROPR
= DICHLOROPROPENES, TOTAL
= DICHLOROPROPYLENE (1,3-Dichloropropylene = 1,3-DICHLOR
= DICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE
= DICOFOL (= KELTHANE)
~ DIELDRIN (PESTICIDE)
= DIESEL FUEL
= DIETHYL p-NITROPHEMYL MONOTHIOPHOSPHATE (= PARATHION)
= DIETHYL HEXYL ADIPATE
= DIETHYL SULFATE
DICHLOROPROPANE
DICHLOROPROPANE
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I DIETBENZ
DIOXANE
23-2ETHLOX
DEP
DESTILBEST
14-NAPQUIN
RESORCINOL
HYDROQUIN
BIPHENOL
BIPHENOL25
BIPHENOL44
ETHE GLYCL =
PHENYTOIN =
DIMETHOATE =
2ANISIDINE =
2METH-AS
2METH2SULF =
DIMP
DIMSO4
2METHSULF =
DMAAZOBNZ =
CACODYL AC =
DMBA
XYLENE
O-TOLIDINE =
P2M2AMBNZ =
12-2MHYZ
METHYL-HG -
26-2MNAP
NNDMA
PHENTERMIN =
24-2MPHN
PERYLENE
DINOCRESOL =
45-2NOCRES =
46-2N2MPHN =
45-2NOCRES =
46-2N2MPHN =
12-2NBNZ
13-2NBNZ
14-2NBNZ
24-2NPHN
26-2NPHN
24-2NTOL
26-2NTOL
DIOXANE
DELNAV
TCDD
BIPHENYL
2PHEN2SULF =
DPA
O-3PHEN
M-3PHEN
P-3PHEN
DIBNZFURAN =
DIBNZTHIO =
FLUORENE
CARBAZOLE =
PHENYTOIN =
12-2PHHYZ =
DISULFOTON =
= DIETHYLBENZENE ISOMERS '
= DIETHYLENE DIOXIDE (1,4-Diethylene Diox.=DIOXANE=GLYCO
= DIETHYLOXIRANE (2,3-Diethyloxirane)
= DIETHYLPHTHALATE (= PHTHALIC ACID, ETHYL ESTER)
= DIETHYLSTILBESTEROL
= DIHYDRO-1,4-DIKETONAPTHALENE (1,4-Dihy.1,4-Diket.=1,4-
= DIHYDROXYBENZENE (1,3-Dihydroxybenzene = RESORCINOL)
= DIHYDROXYBENZENE (1,4-Dihydroxybenzene = HYDROQUINONE)
= DIHYDROXYBIPHENYL (= BIPHENOL)
= DIHYDROXYBIPHENYL, 2,5- (= 2,5-BIPHENOL)
= DIHYDROXYBIPHENYL, 4,4- (= 4,4-BIPHENOL)
= DIHYDROXYETHANE (= 1,2-ETHANEDIOL = ETHYLENE GLYCOL)
= DILANTIN (= PHENYTOIN sodium = 5,5'-DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN)
= DIMETHOATE
= DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE (3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine = DIANISID
= DIMETHYL ARSENATE
= DIMETHYL DISULFIDE
= DIMETHYL PHTHALATE (= PHTHALIC ACID, METHYL ESTER)
= DIMETHYL SULFATE
= DIMETHYL SULFIDE (= DIMETHYL SULFONE)
= DIMETHYLAMINOAZOBENZENE (= METHYL YELLOW = 2-AMINO-5-A
= DIMETHYLARSINIC ACID (= CACODYLIC ACID)
= DIMETHYLBENZ(A)ANTHRACENE (7,12-Dimethylbenz(a)anthrac
= DIMETHYLBENZENE, TOTAL (= XYLENE, TOTAL)
= DIMETHYLBENZIDINE (3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine = o-TOLIDINE
= DIMETHYLDIAMINOBENZENE (p-Dimethyldiaminobenzene)
= DIMETHYLHYDRAZINE (1,2-Dimethylhydrazine)
= DIMETHYLMERCURY (= METHYL MERCURY)
= DIMETHYLNAPHTHALENE (2,6-Dimethylnaphthalene)
= DIMETHYLNITROSAMINE (= N-NITROSO DIMETHYLAMINE)
= DIMETHYLPHENETHYLAMINE'(a,a-Dimethylphenethylamine = P
= DIMETHYLPHENOL (2,4-Dimethylphenol = as-m-XYLENOL)
= DINAPTHALENE (peri-Dinapthalene = PERYLENE)
= DINITRO-O-CRESOL
= DINITRO-O-CRESOL (4,5-Dinitro-o-Cresol = 4,5-DINITRO-2
= DINITRO-O-CRESOL (4,6-Dinitro-o-Cresol = 4,6-DINITRO-2
= DINITRO-2-HYDROXYTOLUENE (3,4-DINITRO-2-HYDROXTOL=4,5-
= DINITRO-2-METHYLPHENOL (4,6-Dinitro-2-Methylphenol = D
= DINITROBENZENE (1,2-Dinitrobenzene = o-Dinitrobenzene)
= DINITROBENZENE (1,3-Dinitrobenzene = m-Dinitrobenzene)
= DINITROBENZENE (1,4-Dinitrobenzene = p-Dinitrobenzene)
= DINITROPHENOL (2,4-Dinitrophenol)
= DINITROPHENOL (2, 6-Dinit'rophenol)
= DINITROTOLUENE (2,4-Dinitrotoluene)
= DINITROTOLUENE (2,6-Dinitrotoluene)
= DIOXANE
= DIOXATHION (= DELNAV)
= DIOXIN (2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN = TCDD)
= DIPHENYL (= BIPHENYL = PHENYLBENZENE)
= DIPHENYL DISULFIDE
= DIPHENYLAMINE (= N-PHENYLANILINE)
= DIPHENYLBENZENE (1,2-Diphenylbenzene = o-TERPHENYL)
= DIPHENYLBENZENE (1,3-Diphenylbenzene = m-TERPHENYL)
= DIPHENYLBENZENE (1,4-Diphenylbenzene = p-TERPHENYL)
= DIPHENYLENE OXIDE (= DIBENZOFURAN)
= DIPHENYLENE SULFIDE (= DIBENZOTHIOPHENE)
= DIPHENYLENEMETHANE (= 2,3-BENZINDENE = FLUORENE)
= DIPHENYLENIMINE (= CARBAZOLE = DIBENZOPYRROLE)
= DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN (5,5'-Diphenylhydantoin = PHENYTOIN
DIPHENYLHYDRAZINE (1,2-Diphenylhydrazine = HYDRAZOBENZ
DISULFOTON (=OXYDISULFOTON)
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DIURON = DIURON
DODECANE = DODECANE (C12)
DOEICOSANE = DOEICOSANE (C22)
DO3CONTAN = DOTRIACONTANE (C32)
ETHE GLYCL = DYHYDROXYETHANE (= 1,2-ETHANEDIOL = ETHYLENE GLYCOL)
EH = EH
EICOSANE = EICOSANE (C20)
ENDOSLFN-A = ENDOSULFAN (ALPHA)
ENDOSLFN-B = ENDOSULFAN (BETA)
ENDOSULFAN = ENDOSULFAN (PESTICIDE)
ENDOSLFN-S = ENDOSULFAN SULFATE
ENDRIN = ENDRIN (PESTICIDE)
ENDRIN-ALD = ENDRIN ALDEHYDE
ENDRIN-KET = ENDRIN KETONE
EPICLHYD = EPICHLOROHYDRIN (= 2-CHLORO-l,3-EPOXY PROPANE=3-CHLORO
EPOXYSTEAR = EPOXY OCTADECANOIC ACID (= EPOXYSTEARIC ACID, cis-9,10
4HYDRFURAN = EPOXYBUTANE (1,4-Epoxybutane = TETRAHYDROFURAN= TETRAM
ETHYLENE O = EPOXYETHANE (1,2-Epoxyethane = ETHYLENE OXIDE)
PRPE O = EPOXYPROPANE (1,2-Epoxypropane = PROPYLENE OXIDE)
EPOXYSTEAR = EPOXYSTEARIC ACID (= EPOXY OCTADECANOIC ACID)
ETHE GLYCL = ETHANEDIOL (1,2-Ethanediol = ETHYLENE GLYCOL = DIHYDRO
ETHANOL « ETHANOL (= ALCOHOL, ANHYDROUS = ETHYL ALCOHOL = METHYL
STYRENE = ETHENYLBENZENE ( = STYRENE = PHENYLETHYLENE = VINYLBENZ
ETHION = ETHION
CELLOSOLVE = ETHOXYETHANOL (2-Ethoxyethanol = CELLOSOLVE)
AC-CELOSOL = ETHOXYETHYL ACETATE (2-Ethoxyethyl Acetate = CELLOSOLV
PHENACETIN = ETHOXYPHENYL-ACETIC ACID, AMIDE (N(4-Ethoxyph.)-Acet.A
ETHYL ACET = ETHYL ACETATE (= ACETIC ACID, ETHYL 'ESTER)
ETHANOL = ETHYL ALCOHOL (= ETHANOL = ALCOHOL, ANHYDROUS = METHYL
URETHAN = ETHYL CARBAMATE•(= URETHAN = CARBAMIC ACID, ETHYL ESTE
ETHYL CL = ETHYL CHLORIDE (= CHLOROETHANE)
ET METSULF « ETHYL METHANESULFONATE
ETH PARA = ETHYL PARATHION
PHENOBARB » ETHYL-5-PHENYL BARBITURIC ACID (5-Ethyl-5-phen barb ac
ETHYL BENZ = ETHYLBENZENE
2PHEN2PROP = ETHYLBENZYL ALCOHOL {= 2-PHENYL-2-PROPANOL)
12-2BRETH = ETHYLENE BROMIDE (= 1,2-DIBROMOETHANE)
12-2CLETH = ETHYLENE CHLORIDE (= 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE = ETHYLENE DIG
ETHE GLYCL = ETHYLENE GLYCOL (= 1,2-ETHANEDIOL = DIHYDROXYETHANE)
ETHYLENE O = ETHYLENE OXIDE (= 1,2-EPOXYETHANE)
ETHETHIO U = ETHYLENE THIOUREA (= 2-IMIDAZOLIDINETHION)
EBDCAS = ETHYLENE(BIS)DITHIO CARBAMIC ACID SALTS (= NABAM)
11-2CLETH = ETHYLIDENE CHLORIDE (= 1,1-DICHLOROETHANE)
I ETHY TOL = ETHYLTOLUENE ISOMERS
FENAMIPHOS = FENAMIPHOS (Nemacur)
FENTHION = FENTHION
FLOAT PART = FLOATABLE PARTICULATES
C1FLUORENE = FLOURENE (Cl homologs)
C2FLUORENE = FLOURENE (C2 homologs)
C3FLUORENE = FLOURENE (C3 homologs)
FLUORANTHN = FLUORANTHENE (= 1,2-BENZACENAPTHENE)
C1FLPYR = FLUORANTHENE + PYRENES (Cl HOMOLOGS)
FLUORENE = FLUORENE (= 2,3-BENZINDENE = DIPHENYLENEMETHANE)
FLUOR-D10 = FLUORENE, D-10 (SURROGATE)
N2FLACETAM = FLUORENYLACETAMIDE (N-2-Fluorenylacetamide = 2-ACETYLA
FLUORIDE = FLUORIDE
FLUORIDE-D = FLUORIDE, DISSOLVED
FLUORIDES = FLUORIDES, TOTAL
FLUORINE = FLUORINE
2FLUOROBIP = FLUOROBIPHENYL (2-Fluorobiphenyl) (SURROGATE)
2FLUOROPHN = FLUOROPHENOL (2-Fluorophenol) (SURROGATE)
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FORMALDEHY = FORMALDEHYDE (= METHANAL)
FREE_CN = FREE CYANIDE
FREON = FREON (= DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE)
FREON 113 = FREON 113 (= TRICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE)
GALLASIDES = GALLIUM ARSENIDES
DIOXANE = GLYCOL ETHYLENE ETHER (= 1,4-DIOXANE = 1,4-DIETHYLENE
2-BUTOXETH = GLYCOL MONOBUTYL ETHER (= BUTOXYETHANOL = BUTYL CELLOS
GLYPHOSATE = GLYPHOSATE
GOLD = GOLD
GUAIACOL = GUAIACOL {= 2-METHOXYPHENOL)
GUTHION = GUTHION (= AZINPHOS-METHYL) (PESTICIDE)
H-ETHERS = HALOETHERS, TOTAL
H-METHANES = HALOMETHANES, TOTAL
HEMPA = HEMPA (= HEXAMETHYL PHOSPHORAMIDE)
UNDECANE = HENDECANE (= UNDECANE)
HEPDECANE = HEPDECANE (C17)
HEPEICOSAN = HEPEICOSAN (C27)
HEPTACHLOR = HEPTACHLOR (3,4,5,6,7,8,9-Heptachlor Dicyclopentadiene
HEPTACHLOR.= HEPTACHLOR DICYCLOPENTADIENE (3,4,5,6,7,8,9-HEPTACHLOR
HEPCL EPOX = HEPTACHLOR EPOXIDE (PESTICIDE METAB)
7CLBPHNL-T = HEPTACHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
HPCDD-A = HEPTACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN (1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HEPTACHLORODIB
HPCDD-AC13 = HEPTACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, C13 (1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HEPTACHLO
HPCDD-T = HEPTACHLORODIBENZODIOXINS, TOTAL
HPCDF-A = HEPTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN {1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HEPTACHLORODIBE
HPCDF-B = HEPTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (1,2,3,4,7, 8,9-HEPTACHLORODIBE
HPCDF-AC13 = HEPTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN, C13 (1,2,3,4,6,7,8-HEPTACHLOR
HPCDF-BC13 = HEPTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN, C13 (1,2,3,4,7,8,9-HEPTACHLOR
HPCDF-T = HEPTACHLORODIBENZOFURANS, TOTAL
CORONENE = HEXABENZOBENZENE (= CORONENE)
6BUTAD = HEXABUTADIENE
HXCDF-BC13 = HEXACHLORDIBENZOFURAN, C13 (1,2,3,6,7,8-HEXACHLORODIBE
6CLBNZ = HEXACHLOROBENZENE
6CLBPHNL-T = HEXACHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
6CLBUTAD = HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE
BHC-LNDANE = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE (All isomers except gamma (Linda
6CL-CHX = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE (FORMERLY BHC)
6CL-CBX-A = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE-ALPHA (trans BHC)
6CL-CHX-B = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE-BETA (cis BHC)
6CL-CHX-D = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE-DELTA (DELTA BHC)
6CL-CHX-G = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE-GAMMA (= LINDANE)
6CL-CHX-T = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE-TECH GRADE
6CL-CHX-T = HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANES, TOTAL (TOTAL BHCs)
6CLCYPEN = HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE (= PERCHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE)
HXCDD-A = HEXACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN (1,2,3,4,7,8-HEXACHLORODIBENZO
HXCDD-B = HEXACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN {1,2,3,6,7,8-HEXACHLORODIBENZO
HXCDD-C = HEXACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN (1,2,3,7,8,9-HEXACHLORODIBENZO
HXCDD-AC13 = HEXACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, C13 (1,2,3,4,7,8-HEXACHLORODI
HXCDD-BC13 = HEXACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, C13 (1,2,3,6,7,8-HEXACHLORDIB
HXCDD-CC13 = HEXACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, C13 (1,2,3,7,8,9-HEXACHLORODI
HXCDD-T = HEXACHLORODIBENZODIOXINS, TOTAL
HXCDF-E = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (1,2,3,4,6,7-HEXACHLORODIBENZOF
HXCDF-A = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (1,2,3,4,7,8-HEXACHLORODIBENZOF
HXCDF-B = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (1,2,3,6,7,8-HEXACHLORODIBENZOF
HXCDF-C = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (1,2,3,7,8,9-HEXACHLORODIBENZOF
HXCDF-D = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (2,3,4,6,7,8-HEXACHLORODIBENZOF
HXCDF-AC13 = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN, C13 (1,2,3,4,7,8-HEXACHLORODIB
HXCDF-CC13 = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN, C13 (1,2,3,7,8,9-HEXACHLORODIB
HXCDF-DC13 = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURAN, C13 (2,3,4,6,7,8-HEXACHLORODIB
HXCDF-T = HEXACHLORODIBENZOFURANS, TOTAL
6CLETH = HEXACHLOROETHANE (= PERCHLOROETHANE)
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6CLPHENE
6CLPROPENE =
CYCHEXANE =
METCYCHHEX =
CYCHEXANE =
HEMPA
6MET4COHEX =
N-HEXANE
HEX-METHES =
2-HEXANONE =
HEXDECANE =
HEXEICOSAN =
METHAPYRIL =
HYZ
12-2PHHYZ =
ALIPH HCBN =
AROM HCBN ~
EC NEC
OZONE =
PET HC
PAH
TOT HC =
TOT AH
TOTAL PAH =
HCL
H2S =
HYDROQUIN -
6CLPHENE
PHENOL
BENZYL-OH =
2-METHPHN =
4-METHPHN =
ETHETHIO U =
ICDP
DIRON
PIRON
IRON
4-M2-PNTNO =
ISOPHORONE =
ISO1380
ISO1470
ISO1650
PRISTANE
PHYTANE =
ISOPROPALN =
ISOPROPANL =
4-M2-PNTNO =
ISOPROPANL =
CUMENE =
CYMENE
RETENE =
CYMENE
ISOSAFROLE =
PIP SULFOX =
KELTHANE
KEPONE
CYCHEXANON =
DKN =
SKN
TKN
LANTHNIDES =
HEXACHLOROPHENE (= biS(2-HYDROXY-3,5,6-TRICHLOROPHENYL
HEXACHLOROPROPENE
HEXAHYDROBENZENE (= CYCLOHEXANE = HEXAMETHYLENE)
HEXAHYDROTOLUENE (= METHYL CYCLOHEXENE)
HEXAMETHYLENE (= CYCLOHEXANE = HEXAHYDROBENZENE)
HEXAMETHYLPHOSPHORAMIDE (= HEMPA)
HEXAMETHYLTETRACOSAHEXANE (= SQUALENE)
HEXANE (N-Hexane)
HEXANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTER (= METHYL CAPROATE OR n-CA
HEXANONE (2-Hexanone = METHYL BUTYL KETONE)
HEXDECANE (C16)
HEXEICOSAN (C26)
HISTADYL BASE (= METHAPYRILINE = TENALIN BASE = THENYL
HYDRAZINE
HYDRAZOBENZENE (= 1,2-DIPHENYLHYDRAZINE)
HYDROCARBONS, ALIPHATIC
AROMATIC
NEC
OZONE
PETROLEUM
POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC
TOTAL
TOTAL AROMATIC
TOTAL POLYAROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCARBONS,
HYDROCHLORIC ACID
HYDROGEN SULFIDE
HYDROQUINONE (= 1,4-DIHYDROXYBENZENE)
HYDROXY-3 ,5,6 -TRICHLOROPHENYLMETHANE (bi s (2 -Hydroxy... .
HYDROXYBENZENE (= PHENOL = CARBOLIC ACID = BENZENOL)
HYDROXYTOLUENE (alpha-Hydroxytoluene = BENZYL ALCOHOL)
HYDROXYTOLUENE (2-Hydroxytoluene = 2-METHYLPHENOL = o-
HYDROXYTOLUENE (4-Hydroxytoluene = 4-METHYLPHENOL = p-
IMIDAZOLIDINETHION (2-Imidazolidinethion = ETHYLENE TH
INDENO(1,2,3-CD)PYRENE
IRON, DISSOLVED
IRON, PARTICULATE
IRON, TOTAL
ISOBUTYL METHYL KETONE (= 4-METHYL-2-PENTANONE = ISOPR
ISOPHORONE (=ISOACETOPHORONE=3,5,3-TRIMETHYL-2-CYCLOHE
ISOPRENOIDS, 1380
ISOPRENOIDS,
ISOPRENOIDS,
ISOPRENOIDS,
ISOPRENOIDS,
ISOPROPALIN
ISOPROPANOL (= ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL = 2-PROPANOL)
ISOPROPYL ACETONE (= 4-METHYL-2-PENTANONE = ISOBUTYL M
ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL (= ISOPROPANOL = 2-PROPANOL)
ISOPROPYL BENZENE (= CUMENE)
ISOPROPYL-(METHYL)-BENZENE (= CYMENE = ISOPROPYLTOLUEN
ISOPROPYL-1-METHYL-PHENANTHRENE (7-Isoprop-1-Met-Phena
ISOPROPYLTOLUENE (= CYMENE = ISOPROPYL-(METHYL)-BENZEN
ISOSAFROLE
ISOSAFROLE-N-OCTYLSULFOXIDE (= PIPERONYL SULFOXIDE)
KELTHANE (= DICOFOL) (PESTICIDE)
KEPONE (= CHLORDECONE) (PESTICIDE)
KETOHEXAMETHYLENE (= CYCLOHEXANONE = PIMELIC KETONE)
KJELDAHL NITROGEN, DISSOLVED
KJELDAHL NITROGEN, SUSPENDED
KJELDAHL NITROGEN, TOTAL
LANTHANIDES
1470
1650
1708
1810
(= PRISTANE)
(= PHYTANE)
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LEAD CHROM = LEAD CHROMATE
LEAD OXIDE = LEAD OXIDE
LEADTALL = LEAD TALLATE
DLEAD = LEAD, DISSOLVED
PLEAD , = LEAD, PARTICULATE
LEAD = LEAD, TOTAL
6CL-CHX-G = LINDANE (= HEXACHLOROCYCLOHEXANE-GAMMA = 1,2,3,4,5,6-H
LITHIUM = LITHIUM, TOTAL
MAGNESIUM = MAGNESIUM, TOTAL
MALATHION = MALATHION {= S(1,2-DICARBOXYETHYL)-O,O-DIMETHYLDITHIOP
MALEIC A = MALEIC ANHYDRIDE
MANGANESE = MANGANESE
THIOPHENOL = MERCAPTOBENZENE (= THIOPHENOL = BENZENETHIOL)
DMERCURY S MERCURY, DISSOLVED
MERCURY = MERCURY, TOTAL
MESTRANOL = MESTRANOL
METALDEHYD = METALDEHYDE (= METACETALDEHYDE)
METHADATH = METHADATHION
FORMALDEHY = METHANAL (= FORMALDEHYDE)
METH THIO = METHANETHIOL (= METHYLMERCAPTAN)
METHANOL = METHANOL (= CARBINOL = METHYL ALCOHOL)
METHAPYRIL = METHAPYRILINE (= HISTADYL BASE = TENALIN BASE = THENYL
METHOMYL = METHOMYL (PESTICIDE)
0-ANISIDIN = METHOXYANILINE (2-Methoxyaniline = O-ANISIDINE)
METHOXYCL = METHOXYCHLOR (2,2-bis(4-METHOXYPHENYL)-1,1,1-TRICHLORO
ME-CELOSOL = METHOXYETHANOL (2-Methoxyethanol = METHYL CELLOSOLVE)
MTXYMETHPR = METHOXYMETHYLPROPANOL
GUAIACOL = METHOXYPHENOL (2-Methoxyphenol = GUAIACOL)
GUAIATET = METHOXYTETRACHLOROPHENOL (2-Methoxytetrachlorophn=TETR
METHANOL = METHYL ALCOHOL (= METHANOL = CARBINOL)
METHYL BR = METHYL BROMIDE .(= BROMOMETHANE)
METHYL CL = METHYL CHLORIDE (= CHLOROMETHANE)
NEOABIETIC = METHYL NEOABIETATE {= NEOABIETIC ACID)
ME-CELOSOL = METHYL-CELLOSOLVE (= 2-METHOXYETHANOL)
METH PARA = METHYL-PARATHION
C6H12O = METHYL-1-BUTANOL (2-Methyl-l-Butanol)
2-Ml-PENTE = METHYL-1-PENTENE (2-Methyl-l-Pentene)
4-M2-PNTNO = METHYL-2-PENTANONE (= ISOPROPYL ACETONE = ISOBUTYL MET
3-M2-PNTNO = METHYL-2-PENTANONE (3-Methyl-2-Pentanone = BUTYL METHY
MIBK = METHYL-2-PENTANONE(4-Met-2-Pent=METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE
MTHYLAMINE = METHYLAMINE (= AMINOMETHANE)
O-TOLUIDIN = METHYLANILINE (2-Methylaniline = o-TOLUIDINE = 2-AMINO
METH-AS = METHYLARSENATE "
TOLUENE = METHYLBENZENE (='TOLUENE = PHENYLMETHANE)
2-HEXANONE = METHYLBUTYL KETONE (= 2-HEXANONE)
HEX-METHES = METHYLCAPROATE (= HEXANOIC ACID, METHYL ESTER = n-CAPR
ETHANOL = METHYLCARBINOL«(= ETHANOL = ALCOHOL, ANHYDROUS = ETHYL
111-3CLETH = METHYLCHLOROFORM (= 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE)
3MCHOLANTH = METHYLCHOLANTHRENE (3-Methylcholoanthrene)
MCYCHEXANM = METHYLCYCLOHEXANE METHANOL
METCYCHHEX = METHYLCYCLOHEXENE {= HEXAHYDROTOLUENE)
MCYCPENT = METHYLCYCLOPENTANE
METHYLE BR = METHYLENE BROMIDE (= DIBROMOMETHANE)
2CLMETHA = METHYLENE CHLORIDE (= DICHLOROMETHANE)
2CLANILINE = METHYLENEBIS (4,4'-Methylenebis = 2-CHLOROANILINE)
2-BUTANONE = METHYLETHYL KETONE (= 2-BUTANONE)
METH HYZ =.METHYLHYDRAZINE
METHYL I = METHYLIODIDE
MIBK = METHYLISOBUTYL KETONE (= ISOPROPYLACETONE = 4-METHYL-2
METH THIO = METHYLMERCAPTAN (= METHANETHIOL)
METHYL-HG = METHYLMERCURY (= DIMETHYLMERCURY)
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MET MESULF = METHYLMETHANESULFONATE
1-METHNAP = METHYLNAPHTHALENE (1-Methylnaphthalene)
2-METHNAP = METHYLNAPHTHALENE (2-Methylnaphthalene)
1-MPENT = METHYLPENTANE (1-Methylpentane)
2-MPENT = METHYLPENTANE (2-Methylpentane)
3-MPENT = METHYLPENTANE (3-Methylpentane)
1-MPHENAH = METHYLPHENANTHRENE (1-Methylphenanthrene)
2-METHPHN = METHYLPHENOL (2-Methylphenol = o-CRESOL = 2-HYDROXYTOL
3-METHPHN = METHYLPHENOL (3-Methylphenol = m-CRESOL)
4-METHPHN = METHYLPHENOL (4-Methylphenol = p-CRESOL = 4-HYDROXYTOL
2-PICOLINE = METHYLPYRIDINE (= 2-PICOLINE)
THIOBMETHA = METHYLSULFIDE (= THIOBISMETHANE)
MIREX = MIREX (= DECHLORANE) (PESTICIDE)
MOLYBDENUM = MOLYBDENUM, TOTAL
MET = MONOBUTYLTIN
4DECANOIC = MYRISTIC ACID (= TETRADECANOIC ACID)
N-ALKANES = N-ALKANES, CPI (Carbon Preference Index)
NNPPD = N-NITROSO-HEXAHYDROPYRIDINE (= N-NITROSOPIPERIDINE)
NNPYRD = N-NITROSO-1-AZACYCLOPENTANE (= N-NITROSOPYRROLIDINE)
NAPTHA = NAPHTHA + SP NAPHTHAS
NAPTHALENE « NAPHTHALENE
C1NAPTHALN = NAPHTHALENE (Cl homologs)
C2NAPTHALN - NAPHTHALENE (C2 homologs)
C3NAPTHALN = NAPHTHALENE (C3 homologs)
C4NAPTHALN = NAPHTHALENE (C4 homologs)
14-NAPQUIN = NAPHTHOQUINONE (1,4-Naphthoquinone = 1,4-DIHYDRO-1,4-D
1-NAPAMINE = NAPHTHYLAMINE (a-Naphthylamine or 1-Naphthylamine = 1-
2-NAPAMINE = NAPHTHYLAMINE (b-Naphthylamine or 2-Naphthylamine = 2-
12-2BR3CLP = NEMAGON (= l,2-DIBROMO-3-CHLOROPROPANE)
NEOABIETIC = NEOABIETIC ACID (= METHYL NEOABIETATE)
DNICKEL S NICKEL, DISSOLVED
NICKEL = NICKEL, TOTAL
NICOTINE = NICOTINE
NITRATE = NITRATE NITROGEN, TOTAL (NO3-N)
NITRATE-D = NITRATE, DISSOLVED
NO2NO3-N * NITRITE AND NITRATE, COMBINED
NITRITE = NITRITE NITROGEN, TOTAL (NO2-N)
5N-O-ANIS = NITRO-O-ANISIDINE (5-Nitro-o-anisidine)
5N-O-TOL = NITRO-O-TOLUIDINE (5-Nitro-o-toluidine)
5NACENAP = NITROACENAPHTHENE (5-Nitroacenaphthene = 5-NITRONAPTHY
2-NANILINE = NITROANILINE (2-Nitroaniline)
3-NANILINE = NITROANILINE (3-Nitroaniline = 3-NITROBENZENAMINE)
4-NANILINE = NITROANILINE (4-Nitroaniline)
NBNZ - NITROBENZENE
NBNZ-D5 = NITROBENZENE-OS, DEUTERATED (SURRAGATE)
3-NANILINE = NITROBENZENEAMINE (3-Nitrobenzeneamine = 3-NITROANILIN
P-NBIP = NITROBIPHENYL (4-Nitrobiphenyl or p-Nitrobiphenyl)
NITROFEN = NITROFEN, TOTAL
NOX = NITROGEN OXIDES
NO2NO3-N = NITROGEN, COMBINED NITRATE AND NITRITE (NO3 + NO2)
NITROGEN-D = NITROGEN, DISSOLVED (NO2 +NO3)
NITROGN-DO = NITROGEN, DISSOLVED ORGANIC
NITROGEN = NITROGEN, TOTAL
NITROGEN-O = NITROGEN, TOTAL ORGANIC
4-NPHN ~ NITROPHENOL (p-Nitrophenol or 4-Nitrophenol)
2-NPHN « NITROPHENOL (2-Nitrophenol or o-Nitrophenol)
N-PHENOLS = NITROPHENOLS, TOTAL
P-NQU-1OX = NITROQUINOLINE-1-OXIDE (4-Nitroquinoline-l-oxide)
NITROSAMIN = NITROSAMINE
NNDNPRA = NITROSO DI-N-PROPYLAMINE (N-Nitroso Di-N-Propylamine)
NNDBA = NITROSO DIBUTYLAMINE (N-Nitroso Dibutylamine)
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NNDEA = NITROSO DIETHYLAMINE (N-Nitroso Diethylamine)
NNDMA = NITROSO DIMETHYLAMINE (N-Nitroso Dimethylamine = NITRO
NNP = NITROSO DIPHENYLAMINE (N-Nitroso Diphenylamine = NITRO
NEU = NITROSO-N-ETHYLUREA (N-Nitroso-N-Ethylurea)
NMU = NITROSO-N-METHYLUREA (N-Nitroso-N-Methylurea)
NNMEA = NITROSOMETHYLETHYLAMINE (N-Nitrosomethylethylamine)
NNPPD = NITROSOPIPERIDINE (N-Nitrosopiperidine = N-NITROSO-1-H
NNPYRD = NITROSOPYRROLIDINE (N-Nitrosopyrrolidine = N-NITROSO-1
T-NONACHLR = NONACHLOR (trans-Nonachlor)
C-NONACHLR = NONACHLOR (CIS-NONACHLOR)
9CLBPHNL-T = NONACHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
NONDECANE = NONDECANE (C19)
NONEICOSAN = NONEICOSAN (C29)
8CLBPHNL-T = OCTACHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
OCDD-T = OCTACHLORODIBENZODIOXINS, TOTAL
OCDD-C13 = OCTACHLORODIBENZODIOXINS, TOTAL C13
OCDF-T = OCTACHLORODIBENZOFURANS, TOTAL
8DECANOIC = OCTADECANOIC ACID, OCTADECYL ESTER (= OCTADECYL STEARA
OLEIC = OCTADECENOIC ACID (9-Octadecenoic acid, cis = OLEIC AC
8MPPHAMIDE = OCTAMETHYL PYROPHOSPHORAMIDE (= SCHRADAN)
OCTDECANE = OCTDECANE (CIS)
OCTEICOSAN = OCTEICOSAN (C28)
8CLSTYRENE = OCTOCHLOROSTYRENE
OCTYPHN = OCTYLPHENOL
OIL/GREASE = OIL AND GREASE
OLEIC . •= OLEIC ACID {= 9-OCTACECENOIC ACID, cis)
ORGLIQ NEC = ORGANIC LIQUIDS, NEC
ORTHO PHOS = ORTHOPHOSPHATE
REDOX = OXIDATION REDUCTION POTENTIAL
OXYCHLORDN = OXYCHLORDANE
OP-OXY2ANI = OXYDIANILINE (4,4-Oxydianiline)
DISULFOTON = OXYDISULFOTON (= DISULFOTON = DI=SYSTON)
OXYFLRFEN = OXYFLOURFEN
UOD = OXYGEN DEMAND, ULTIMATE
OZONE = OZONE (HYDROCARBONS)
TOTAL PAH = PAH (Sum of all PAH)
PAH276 = PAH276 (Sum. of molecular weight 276 PAHs)
PAH278 = PAH278 (Sum of molecular weight 278 PAHs)
PAH302 = PAH302 (Sum of molecular weight 302 PAHs)
PALUSTRIC = PALUSTRIC ACID
PARATHION = PARATHION (= DIETHYL p-NITROPHEMYL MONOTHIOPHOSPHATE)
PCB-16+42 = PCS ARACLORS 1016 AND 1242
PCB100 = PCB 100
PCB129 = PCB 129
PCB136 = PCB 136 .
PCB137 = PCB 137
PCB141 = PCB 141
PCB146 = PCB 146
PCB149 = PCB 149
PCB15 = PCB 15
PCB158 = PCB 158
PCB16/32 = PCB 16 AND 32 (COELUTION)
PCB167 = PCB 167
PCB172 = PCB 172
PCB174 = PCB 174
PCB177 = PCB 177
PCB178 = PCB 178
PCB183 = PCB 183
PCB185 = PCB 185
PCB188 = PCB 188
PCB189 = PCB 189
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PCB191
PCB196
PCB200
PCB201
PCB205
PCB22
PCB24
PCB25
PCB26
PCB29
PCB33
PCB37/42
PCB40
PCB41/64
PCB45
PCB46
PCB47/48
PCB49
PCB50
PCB60/56
PCB7
PCB70
PCB74
PCB82
PCB83
PCB84
PCB85
PCB88
PCB92
PCB97
PCB 1016
PCB 1221
PCB 1232
PCB 1242
PCB 1248
PCB 1254
PCB 1260
PCB 1262
PCBS
PCBTRI2
PCBTRI3
PCBTRI
PCBTRI4
PCB163/138
PCBTRI 5
PCB31/28
PCB92/84
PCB047
PCB052
PCB101
PCB105
PCB110/77
PCB118
PCB118
PCB126
PCB128
PCB128
PCB138
PCB151
PCB153
PCB170
= PCB 191
= PCB 196
= PCB 200 .
= PCB 201
= PCB 205
= PCB 22
= PCB 24
- PCB 25
= PCB 26
= PCB 29
= PCB 33
= PCB 37 AND 42 (COELUTION)
= PCB 40
* PCB 41 AND 64 (COELUTION)
= PCB 45
= PCB 46
= PCB 47 AND 48 (COELUTION)
= PCB 49
» PCB 50
» PCB 60 AND 56 (COELUTION)
= PCB 7
= PCB 70
= PCB 74
= PCB 82
= PCB 83
= PCB 84
= PCB 85
= PCB 88
= PCB 92
= PCB 97
= PCB-1016 (Aroclor)
= PCB-1221 (Aroclor)
= PCB-1232 (Aroclor)
= PCB-1242 (Aroclor)
= PCB-1248 (Aroclor)
= PCB-1254 (Aroclor)
= PCB-1260 (Aroclor)
= PCB-1262 (PCB Aroclor 1262)
= PCB, TOTAL
= PCBS 107/108/144 (COELUTION)
= PCBS 118/108/149 (COELUTION)
= PCBS 153, 132, AND 105 (COELUTION)
= PCBS 156/171/202 (COELUTION)
= PCBS 163 AND 138 (COELUTION)
= PCBS 187/182/159 (COELUTION)
= PCBS 31 AND 2 8 (COELUTION)
= PCBS 92 AND 84 (COELUTION)
= PCB047 (2 , 2 ' , 4, 4 ' -Tetrachlorobiphenyl)
= PCB052 ( 2 , 2 ' , 5 , 5 ' -Tetrachlorobiphenyl )
= PCB101 (2, 2', 4, 5, 5' -Pentachlorobiphenyl )
= PCB105
= PCB110/77 (COELUTION)
= PCB118
= PCB118 (2,2' ,4,4' ,5 -Pentachlorobiphenyl)
= PCB126
= PCB128
= PCB12 8 (2, 2', 3, 3 ' , 4, 4' -Hexachlorobiphenyl )
= PCB13 8 (2, 2', 3, 4, 4 ' , 51 -Hexachlorobiphenyl )
= PCB151 (2 , 2 ' , 3 , 5 , 5 ' , 6 -Hexachlorobiphenyl)
= PCB153 (2, 2 ',4, 4 ',5, 5 '-Hexachlorobiphenyl)
= PCB170
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PCB18
PCB180
PCB187
PCB194
PCB195
PCB206
PCB209
PCB28
PCB44
PCB66
PCB8
PCB87
PCB99
PENDECANE =
PENEICOSAN =
CLANISOLE =
5CLANISOLE =
PECDF-BC13 =
5CLBNZ
5CLBPHNL-T =
FENCED
I PENCBD . =
PECDD-A
PECDD-AC13 =
PECDD-T
PECDF-A
PECDF-C
PECDF-B
PECDF-AC13 =
PECDF-T =
5CLETHAN
5CLNBNZ
5CLPHN
5CLETHAN
6CLCYPEN
6CLETH
4CLETHE S
PERTHANE
PERYLENE
PET HC
PET NAPTHA =
PHENACETIN =
PHENANTHRN =
C1YPHPA
C2YPHPA
C3YPHPA
C4YPHPA
PHENOBARB =
PHENOL
PHENOL-D5 =
PHENOLICS =
PHENOLS
PHENTERMIN =
AAZOBENZ
CLBNZ
2PHEN2PROP =
ANILINE
BIPHENYL
14-PHE2AM =
STYRENE =
TOLUENE
,6-Nonachlorobiphenyl)
,6,6'-Decachlorobiphenyl)
PCB18
PCB180 (2,2',3,4,4',5,5'-Heptachlorobiphenyl)
PCB187
PCB194 (2,2' ,3,3' , 4,4',5,5'-Octachlorobiphenyl)
PCB195
PCB206 (2,21/3/3',4,4',5,5
PCB209 (2,2',3,3',4,4',5,5
PCB28
PCB44
PCS 6 6
PCB8
PCB 87 (2,2',3,4,5'-Pentachlorobiphenyl)
PCB99 (2,2',4,4',5-Pentachlorobiphenyl)
PENDECANE (CIS)
PENEICOSAN (C25)
PENTACHLORANISOLE
PENTACHLORANISOLE
PENTACHLORDIBENZOFURAN, C13 (2,3,4,7,8-PENTACHLORODIBE
PENTACHLOROBENZENE
PENTACHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
PENTACHLOROBUTADIENE
PENTACHLOROBUTADIENE ISOMERS
PENTACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN (1,2,3,7,8-PENTACHLORODIBENZO
PENTACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, C13 (1,2,3,7,8-PENTACHLORODI
PENTACHLORODIBENZODIOXINS, TOTAL
PENTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (1,2,3,7,8-PENTACHLORODIBENZOF
PENTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (2,3,4,6,7-PENTACHLORODIBENZOF
PENTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (2,3,4,7,8-PENTACHLORODIBENZOF
PENTACHLORODIBENZOFURAN, C13 (1,2,3,7,8-PENTACHLORODIB
PENTACHLORODIBENZOFURANS, TOTAL
PENTACHLOROETHANE (= PENTALIN)
PENTACHLORONITROBENZENE (= QUINTOZENE = BRASSICOL = TR
PENTACHLOROPHENOL
PENTALIN (= PENTACHLOROETHANE)
PERCHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE (= HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE)
PERCHLOROETHANE {= HEXACHLOROETHANE)
PERCHLOROETHYLENE (= TETRACHLOROETHYLENE = TETRACHLOR
PERTHANE
PERYLENE (= peri-DINAPTHALENE)
PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS
PETROLEUM NAPTHA
PHENACETIN (N(4-ETHOXYPHENYL)-ACETIC ACID, AMIDE)
PHENANTHRENE
PHENANTHRENE/ANTHRACENE (Sum of the Cl homologs)
PHENANTHRENE/ANTHRACENE (Sum of the C2 homologs)
PHENANTHRENE/ANTHRACENE (Sum of the C3 homologs)
PHENANTHRENE/ANTHRACENE (Sum of the C4 homologs)
PHENOBARBITAL (= 5-ETHYL-5-PHENYL BARBITURIC ACID)
PHENOL (= CARBOLIC ACID = BENZENOL = HYDROXYBENZENE)
PHENOL-D5, DEUTERATED (SURROGATE)
PHENOLICS
PHENOLS, TOTAL
PHENTERMINE (a,a-DIMETHYLPHENETHYLAMINE)
PHENYAZO ANILINE, p- (= AMINOAZOBENZENE)
PHENYL CHLORIDE (= CHLOROBENZENE)
PHENYL-2-PROPANOL (2-Phenyl-2-Propanol = ETHYLBENZYL A
PHENYLAMINE (= ANILINE = AMINOBENZENE)
PHENYLBENZENE (= BIPHENYL)
PHENYLENEDIAMINE (1,4-Phenylenediamine = DIAMINOBENZEN
PHENYLETHYLENE (= STYRENE = ETHENYLBENZENE = VINYLBENZ
PHENYLMETHANE (= TOLUENE = METHYLBENZENE)
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PHENYTOIN = PHENYTOIN SODIUM (= 5,5'-DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN = DILANTIN)
THIMET = PRORATE (= THIMET)
PHOSALONE = PHOSALONE (PESTICIDE)
PHOSPHTE-D = PHOSPHATE, DISSOLVED
O-PO4-D = PHOSPHATE, DISSOLVED (Orthophosphate)
PHOSPHATE = PHOSPHATE, TOTAL
OPHOSPHATE = PHOSPHATES, ORGANIC
PHOSPHORUS - PHOSPHORUS
PHTH-ESTRS = PHTHALATE ESTERS
PHTH ANHYD = PHTHALIC ACID, ANHYDRIDE
DEP = PHTHALIC ACID, ETHYL ESTER (= DIETHYL PHTHALATE)
DIMP = PHTHALIC ACID, METHYL ESTER (= DIMETHYL PHTHALATE)
PHYTANE = PHYTANE (= ISOPRENOID 1810)
2-PICOLINE = PICOLINE (2-Picoline = METHYLPYRIDINE)
CYCHEXANON = PIMELIC KETONE (= CYCLOHEXANONE = KETOHEXAMETHYLENE)
PIP SULFOX = PIPERONYL SULFOXIDE (= ISOSAFROLE-N-OCTYLSULFOXIDE)
PCBS = POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS, TOTAL
PCNB = POLYCHLORINATED NITROBENZENE
HPAH = POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON-HEAVY
LPAH = POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBON-LIGHT
PAH = POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS
POLYPROPYL = POLYPROPYLENE
POTASS-D = POTASSIUM, DISSOLVED
POTASSIUM » POTASSIUM, TOTAL
PRISTANE = PRISTANE (= ISOPRENOID 1708)
PRIST/PHYT = PRISTANE/PHYTANE RATIO
PROMETON = PROMETON
ISOPROPANL = PROPANOL (2-Propanol = ISOPROPANOL = ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL
PROPYLIMIN = PROPYLAMINE
12-2CLPRP = PROPYLENE CHLORIDE (1,2-DICHLOROPROPANE)
PRPE O ~ PROPYLENE OXIDE (= 1,2-EPOXYPROPANE)
2-PRPHEPTO = PROPYLHEPTANOL (2-Propylheptanol)
PRTHIOURAC = PROPYLTHIOURACIL (6-Propyl-2-thiouracil)
ALL PURGEA - PURGEABLE PRIORITY POLLUTANTS (ALL)
PYRENE = PYRENE (= BENZO (D,E,F) PHENANTHRENE)
PYRENE-D10 = PYRENE, D-10 (SURROGATE)
PYRIDINE = PYRIDINE (= AZINE)
3CLMPYRID = PYRIDINE, 3-(CHLOROMETHYL)
QUINONE = QUINONE (p-BENZOQUINONE)
5CLNBNZ = QUINTOZENE (= PENTACHLORONITROBENZENE = BRASSICOL = TR
RADIOACTVS = RADIOACTIVITY
RADIOACTVA = RADIOACTIVITY (GROSS ALPHA)
RADIOACTVB = RADIOACTIVITY (GROSS BETA)
RESORCINOL = RESORCINOL (= 1,3-DIHYDROXYBENZENE)
RETENE = RETENE (= 7-ISOPROPYL-l-METHYL-PHENANTHRENE)
SAFROLE = SAFROLE (= l-ALLYL-3,4-METHYLENEDIOXYBENZENE)
SPIMAR AC = SANDACOMPIMARIC ACID
SELENATE = SELENATE
SELENITE = SELENITE (= CALCIUM SULFATE)
DSELENIUM S SELENIUM, DISSOLVED
SELENIUM = SELENIUM, TOTAL
SILICA-D = SILICA, DISSOLVED (= SILICON DIOXIDE)
SILICATE = SILICATE
SILICON = SILICON
SILICA-D = SILICON DIOXIDE (= SILICA), DISSOLVED
DSILVER = SILVER, DISSOLVED
PSILVER = SILVER, PARTICULATE
SILVER = SILVER, TOTAL
SILVEX = SILVEX (PESTICIDE)
SIMAZINE = SIMAZINE (PESTICIDE)
SODIUM = SODIUM
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SODCRO
TOT SOLIDS =
TVS
6MET4COHEX =
STRONTIUM =
STRYCHNINE =
STYRENE
SO4-D
S04-P
SULFATE
SULFIDES
SULFUR
SOX
SULFRYLFL =
ABIETIC AC =
DEMETON =
2,4,5 T
TCDD
TEBUTHIURN =
METHAPYRIL =
TERBUFOS
M-3PHEN
0-3PHEN
P-3PHEN
4TERP-D14 =
TERPINEOL =
TETDECANE =
TETEICOSAN =
TTBT =
4CLMXYL
1234-4CLBZ =
1235-4CLBZ =
1245-4CLBZ =
4CLBPHNL-T =
TETCBD
I TETCBD
TCDD
TCDD-CL37 =
TCDD-AC13 =
TCDD-C13
TCDD-T =
2367TCDF
.TCDF
3467TCDF
TCDF-C13
TCDF-T
4CLETHAN
1122-4CLET =
4CLETHE
4CLSTYRENE =
4CLETHE
GUAIATET
4CLMETHA
2346CLPHN =
2356CLPHN =
4CLSTYRENE =
4CLSTYRENE =
4CLSTYRENE =
4DECANOIC S
CYCHEXENE =
4HYDRFURAN =
' SODIUM CHROMATE
: SOLIDS, TOTAL
' SOLIDS, TOTAL VOLATILE
• SQUALENE (= HEXAMETHYL TETRACOSAHEXANE)
•• STRONTIUM
STRYCHNINE
STYRENE (= ETHENYLBENZENE = PHENYLETHYLENE = VINYLBENZ
SULFATE, DISSOLVED
SULFATE, PARTICULATE
SULFATE, TOTAL
SULFIDES
SULFUR
SULFUR OXIDES
SULFURYL FLUORIDE
SYLVIC ACID (= ABIETIC ACID)
SYSTOX (= DEMETON) (PESTICIDE)
T (2,4,5-T or 2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxy Acetic Acid) (PES
TCDD (= 2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN = DIOXIN)
TEBUTHIURON
TENALIN BASE (= METHAPYRILINE = HISTADYL BASE = THENYL
TERBUFOS
TERPHENYL (m-Terphenyl = 1,3-DIPHENYLBENZENE)
TERPHENYL (o-Terphenyl = 1,2-DIPHENYLBENZENE)
TERPHENYL (p-Terphenyl = 1,4-DIPHENYLBENZENE)
TERPHENYL-D14, DEUTERATED (SURROGATE)
TERPINEOL
TETDECANE (C14)
TETEICOSAN (C24)
TETRABUTYLTIN
TETRACHLORO-M-XYLENE (SURROGATE)
TETRACHLOROBENZENE (1,2,3,4-Tetrachlorobenzene)
TETRACHLOROBENZENE (1,2,3,5-Tetrachlorobenzene)
TETRACHLOROBENZENE (1,2,4,5-Tetrachlorobenzene)
TETRACHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
TETRACHLOROBUTADIENE
TETRACHLOROBUTADIENE ISOMERS
TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN (2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzodi
TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, CL37 (2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIB
TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, C13 (1,2,3,4-TETRACHLORODIBE
TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXIN, CIS (2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBE
TETRACHLORODIBENZODIOXINS, TOTAL
TETRACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (2,3,6,7-Tetrachlorodibenzofur
TETRACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzofur
TETRACHLORODIBENZOFURAN (3,4,6,7-Tetrachlorodibenzofur
TETRACHLORODIBENZOFURAN, C13 (2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBEN
TETRACHLORODIBENZOFURANS, TOTAL
TETRACHLOROETHANE
TETRACHLOROETHANE (1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane = ACETYLE
TETRACHLOROETHENE (= PERCHLOROETHYLENE)
TETRACHLOROETHENYLBENZENE (=TETRACHLOROSTYRENE=TETRACH
TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (= TETRACHLOROETHENE = PERCHLOROET
TETRACHLOROGUAIACOL (= 2-METHOXY-TETRACHLOROPHENOL)
TETRACHLOROMETHANE (= CARBON TETRACHLORIDE)
TETRACHLOROPHENOL (2,3,4,6-Tetrachlorophenol)
TETRACHLOROPHENOL (2,3,5,6-Tetrachlorophenol)
TETRACHLOROPHENYLETHYLENE (= TETRACHLOROSTYRENE)
TETRACHLOROSTYRENE (=TETRACHLOROETHENYLBENZENE=TETRACH
TETRACHLOROVINYLBENZENE (= TETRACHLOROSTYRENE)
TETRADECANOIC ACID (= MYRISTIC ACID)
TETRAHYDROBENZENE (3,4,5,6-Tetrahydrobenzene = CYCLOHE
TETRAHYDROFURAN (= 1,4-EPOXYBUTANE = TETRAMETHYLENE OX
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o-CHLOROTOLUENE)
p-CHLOROTOLUENE)
4HYDRFURAN = TETRAMETHYLENE OXIDE (= TETRAHYDROFURAN = 1,4-EPOXYBUT
TET3CONTAN = TETRATRIACONTANE (C34)
DTHALLIUM = THALLIUM, DISSOLVED
THALLIUM = THALLIUM, TOTAL
METHAPYRIL = THENYLENE BASE (= METHAPYRILINE = HISTADYL BASE = TENA
THIMET = THIMET (= PHORATE)
THIOBMETHA = THIOBISMETHANE (= METHYL SULFIDE)
SCN = THIOCYANATE
THIONAZIN = THIONAZIN
THIOPHENOL = THIOPHENOL (= BENZENETHIOL = MERCAPTOBENZENE)
THIOUREA = THIOUREA (2-Thio-ur'ea)
TIN = TIN (SN)
TITANIUM = TITANIUM
O-TOLIDINE = TOLIDINE (o-Tolidine = 3,3'-DIMETHYLBENZIDINE)
TOLUENE = TOLUENE (= METHYLBENZENE = PHENYLMETHANE
TDI = TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE
TOLUENE D8 = TOLUENE-D8, DEUTERATED (SURROGATE)
24-2AMTOL = TOLUENE-2,4-DIAMINE {= 2,4-DIAMINOTOLUENE)
O-TOLUIDIN = TOLUIDINE (o-Toluidine = 2-AMINOTOLUENE = 2-METHYLANIL
O-TOLI-HCL = TOLUIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE (o-Toluidine Hydrochloride=2-A
M-CLTOLUEN = TOLYL CHLORIDE (m-Tolyl Chloride = m-CHLOROTOLUENE)
0-CLTOLUEN = TOLYL CHLORIDE (o-Tolyl Chloride
P-CLTOLUEN = TOLYL CHLORIDE (p-Tolyl Chloride
TALK = TOTAL ALKANES
PCB10CL = TOTAL DECACHLOROBIPHENYLS
PCB2CL = TOTAL DICHLOROBIPHENYLS
T-DIELD = TOTAL DIELDRIN (PESTICIDE)
PCB7CL = TOTAL HEPTACHLOROBIPHENYLS
PCB6CL = TOTAL HEXACHLOROBIPHENYLS
PCB1CL = TOTAL MONOCHLOROBIPHENYLS
PCB9CL = TOTAL NONACHLOROBIPHENYLS
PCB8CL = TOTAL OCTACHLOROBIPHENYLS
PCB5CL = TOTAL PENTACHLOROBIPHENYLS
TOT RES VL = TOTAL RESIDUE - VOLATILE
TSS = TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS (CONCENTRATION)
PCB4CL = TOTAL TETRACHLOROBIPHENYLS
PCB3CL = TOTAL TRICHLOROBIPHENYLS
TOXAPHENE = TOXAPHENE (PESTICIDE)
TEC = TOXICITY EQUIVALENCE CONCENTRATION (BASED ON 2378 TCDD
T-CHLORDAN = TRANS CHLORDANE
3PT PHOS = TRI-p-CRESYL PHOSPHATE (= TRI-4-TOLYL PHOSPHATE)
3PT PHOS = TRI-p-TOLYL PHOSPHATE (= TRI-p-CRESYL PHOSPHATE)
TRICONTANE = TRIACONTANE (C30)
3-BRMETHA = TRIBROMOMETHANE (= BROMOFORM)
246-3BRPHN = TRIBROMOPHENOL (2,4,6-Tribromophenol = BROMOL)
TBT = TRIBUTYLTIN
TRICHLORFO = TRICHLORFON (PESTICIDE)
3CLBNZ = TRICHLOROBENZENE
123-3CLBNZ = TRICHLOROBENZENE (1,2,3-Trichlorobenzene)
124-3CLBNZ = TRICHLOROBENZENE (1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene)
135-3CLBNZ = TRICHLOROBENZENE (1,3,5 Trichlorobenzene)
3CLBPHNL-T = TRICHLOROBIPHENYL, TOTAL
TRICED = TRICHLOROBUTADIENE
I TRICED = TRICHLOROBUTADIENE ISOMERS
111-3CLETH = TRICHLOROETHANE (1,
112-3CLETH = TRICHLOROETHANE (1,
3CLETHE = TRICHLOROETHENE (= TRICHLOROETHYLENE)
3CLETHE = TRICHLOROETHYLENE (= TRICHLOROETHENE)
3CLFLMETH = TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE
3CLGUAIA = TRICHLOROGUAIACOL
GUAIA345 = TRICHLOROGUAIACOL (3,4,5-Trichloroguaiacol)
,1,1-Trichloroethane = METHYLCHLOROF
,1,2-Trichloroethane)
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GUAIA456 = TRICHLOROGUAIACOL (4,5,6-Trichloroguaiacol)
CHLOROFORM = TRICHLOROMETHANE (= CHLOROFORM)
236-3CLPHN = TRICHLOROPHENOL (2,3,6-Trichlorophenol)
245-3CLPHN = TRICHLOROPHENOL (2,4,5-Trichlorophenol)
246-3CLPHN = TRICHLOROPHENOL (2,4,6-Trichlorophenol)
2,4,5 T = TRICHLOROPHENOXY ACETIC ACID (2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxy A
FREON 113 = TRICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE (= FREON 113)
TRICLOPYR = TRICLOPYR
TRIDECANE = TRIDECANE (C13)
TRIEICOSAN = TRIEICOSAN (C23)
TRIFLUR = TRIFLURALIN
3MCYCHEXEM = TRIMETHYL CYCLOHEXENE-METHANOL
3MCYHEXE1M = TRIMETHYL CYCLOHEXENE-1-METHANOL
3MET PHOS = TRIMETHYL PHOSPHATE
3MET3NITRL = TRIMETHYL-TRIDECATRIENENITRILE
245-3METAN = TRIMETHYLANILINE (2,4,5-Trimethylaniline)
I TM BENZ = TRIMETHYLBENZENE ISOMERS
177-3M2CYC = TRIMETHYLBICYCLO[2.2.1]HEPTAN-2-ONE (= CAMPHOR)
13-2CLPRP = TRIMETHYLENE CHLORIDE (1,3-DICHLOROPROPANE)
TRIMEFLSI = TRIMETHYLFLUOROSILANE
235-3MNAP = TRIMETHYLNAPHTHALENE (2,3,5-Trimethylnaphthalene)
234-3MNAP = TRIMETHYLNAPTHALENE (2,3,4-TRIMETHYLNAPTHALENE)
135-3NBNZ = TRINITROBENZENE (1,3,5-Trinitrobenzene)
3PHEN PHOS = TRIPHENYL PHOSPHATE
T23-2BPPO4 = TRIS-(2,3-DIBROMOPROPYL)PHOSPHATE (= DIBROMOPROPYL PHO
TRITHION = TRITHION (= CARBOPHENOTHION)
5CLNBNZ = TRITISAN (= PENTACHLORONITROBENZENE = QUINTOZENE = BRA
TRI3CONTAN = TRITRIACONTANE (C33)
UNDECANE = UNDECANE (= HENDECANE)
UNEICOSANE = UNEICOSANE (C21)
UNKALKENE = UNKNOWN ALKENE
PCBCL6? = UNKNOWN HEXACHLOROBIPHENYL
UCM = UNRESOLVED COMPLEX MIXTURE
UN3CONTAN = UNTRIACONTANE (C31)
URETHAN = URETHANE (= ETHYL CARBAMATE = CARBAMIC ACID, ETHYL EST
VANADIUM = VANADIUM, TOTAL
VINYL ACET = VINYL ACETATE (= ACETIC ACID, ETHENYL ESTER)
VINYL CL = VINYL CHLORIDE (= CHLOROETHENE)
VCM = VINYL CHLORIDE MONOMERS
STYRENE = VINYLBENZENE {= STYRENE = ETHENYLBENZENE = PHENYLETHYL
ll-2CLETHE-= VINYLIDENE CHLORIDE (= 1,1-DICHLOROETHENE)
MP-XYLENE = XYLENE (m-XYLENE + p-XYLENE)
OM-XYLENE = XYLENE (o-Xylene + m-Xylene)
O-XYLENE = XYLENE (o-Xylene)
P-XYLENE = XYLENE (p-Xylene)
I XYLENE = XYLENE ISOMERS
XYLENE = XYLENE, TOTAL (= DIMETHYLBENZENE)
24-2MPHN = XYLENOL (as-m-Xylenol = 2,4-DIMETHYLPHENOL)
YTTRIUM = YTTRIUM
DZINC = ZINC, DISSOLVED
PZINC = ZINC, PARTICULATE
ZINC = ZINC, TOTAL
4-METHNAP = 4-METHYLNAPHTHALENE
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APPENDIX D
Misc. ODES Dictionaries
Location
A = Stream
B = Estuary
C = Lake
D = Ocean
E = Well
F = Other
QA Sample Number Prefix
F = Field blank
L = Lab blank
T = Transport blank
S = Spiked matrix sample
U = Surrogated spiked sample
D = Lab blank duplicate
A = Lab blank split
C = Certified reference sample
C/S (Level of Information)
C = Composite
S = Specimen
Gear Code
01 = NET(PLANKTON,TRUMMEL,BONGO,ETC.)
02 = SEINE(BEACH,PURSE,ETC.)
03 = TRAWL(OTTER,BEAM,EASTERN,ETC.)
04 = HOOK AND LINE
05 = BOTTLE(NISKEN,ROSETTE,VAN DORN,ETC.)
06 = GRAB(VAN VEEN SMITH-MCINTYRE,ETC.)
07 = CORE (POSITION,GRAVITY,BOX,ETC.)
08 = DREDGE(CLAM,PIPE,ANCHOR,ETC.)
09 = PUMP(PLANKTON,MIDWATER,AIRLIFT,ETC.)
10 = AUTOMATIC COMPOSITE SAMPLER
11 = ELECTROSHOCKING
12 = POISONS
99 = MISCELLANEOUS(HAND-GATHERED,TRAPS,SHOVEL,ETC•)
Sex Code
0 = INDETERMINABLE
1 = MALE
2 = FEMALE . »
3 = HERMAPHRODITE
4 = TRANSITIONAL
5 = GROUPED, BOTH SEXES PRESENT ' '-
6 = HERMAPHRODITIC, FUNCTIONAL FEMALE
7 .= —HERMAPHRODITIC, FUNCTIONAL MALE
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Life Stage
0 = INDETERMINABLE
1 » EGG
2 ~ NAUPLIUS
3 « ZOEA
4 = MEGALOPA
5 - VELIGER
6 » LARVA
7 » JUVENILE
8 » ADULT
9 = COMBINATION OF 6,7,AND 8
A = COMBINATION OF 7 AND 8
B = COMBINATION OF 6 AND 7 •
C » JUVENILE/ADULT-SEXUAL MATURITY UNKNOWN
D = POLYP
E « CYPRIS
F » COPEPODID
G - PUPA
H « NYMPH
I « POSTLARVA
J = PROTOZOEA
K = MEDUSA
L » EGG CARRYING FEMALE
M = EGG CASE
p = PARTS
Q = IMMATURE
R = SUBADULT
S * TROCHOPHORE LARVAE
T = SUBADULTS AND JUVENILES
U = MATING PAIRS
V = MYSIS
W - COLONY
X * CYPHONAUTES LARVE
Y = GLAUCOTHOE
Z = YOLK SAC LARVAE
Measurement Basis
W = Wet Weight
D = Dry Weight
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Organ or Tissue Code
01 = MUSCLE
02 = LIVER
03 = DIGESTIVE GLAND
04 = GONAD
05 = GILLS
06 = KIDNEY
07 = SPLEEN
08 = HEART
09 = BRAIN
10 = BLOOD
11 = STOMACH CONTENTS
12 = TOP 1 1/2" OF SEDIMENT CORE
13 = MIDDLE 1 1/2" OF SEDIMENT CORE
14 = REMAINDER OF SEDIMENT CORE
15 = WHOLE ORGANISM
16 = WATER
17 = PARTICULATE MATTER
18 =. INTERNAL ORGANS ' •
19 = SOFT PARTS
20 = ARM
21 = BODY
22 = BODY WALL
23 = EGGS
24 = FOOT
25 = BLADE
26 = SPOROPHYLL
27 = STALK MUSCLE
28 = ABDOMEN
29 = TAIL MUSCLE
30 = WHOLE ORGANISM(LESS SHELL)
31 = SURFICIAL SEDIMENT
32 = UNDIFFERENTIATED SEDIMENT
33 = ZOOPLANKTON
34 = UNDIFFERENTIATED PLANKTON
35 = PHYTOPLANKTON
36 = SEDIMENT EXTRACTS
37 = ORCHARD LEAVES(N.B.S. STANDARD)
38 = BOVINE LIVER(N.B.S. STANDARD)
40 = SEDIMENT CORE
51 = ALIPHATIC FRACTION (Fl)
52 ' = AROMATIC FRACTION (F2)
53 = ASPHALTINE FRACTION (F3)
54 = ALIPHATIC PLUS AROMATIC FRACTIONS (F1+F2)
55 = ALIPHATIC PLUS ASPHALTINE FRACTIONS (F1+F3)
56 = -AROMATIC PLUS ASPHALTINE FRACTIONS (F2+F3)
57 = ALIPHATIC PLUS AROMATIC PLUS ASPHALTINE FRACTIONS (F1+F2+F3)
58 = HEPATOPANCREAS
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length Code
1 = TIP OF SNOUT TO FORK OF TAIL
2 = MIDEYE TO FORK OF TAIL
3 « TIP OF SNOUT TO HYPURAL PLATE
4 = MIDEYE TO HYPURAL PLATE
5 = TOTAL LENGTH (EXTREMITY TO EXTREMITY)
6 = SNOUT TO SECOND DORSAL (RATFISH...)
7 ~ ESTIMATED TOTAL LENGTH, PART OF CAUDAL MISSING
8 = APERTURE LENGTH
9 = RADIUS
A = REGULAR DIAMETER
B * LENGTH OF CARAPACE (BACK OF RIGHT EYE SOCKET TO TIP OF CARAPACE)
C = WIDTH OF CARAPACE (WIDEST POINT EXCLUDING SPINES)
D = METASOME LENGTH (BOARD STANDARD LENGTH)
E = WIDTH OF CARAPACE (WIDEST POINT INCLUDING SPINES)
Unit Code
A =
B =
C ~
D ~
E =
F =
G =
H
I
J
K
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Weight/Volume,
Weight/Weight,
Volume/Weight,
Volume/Volume,
ppm (e.g
ppm (e.g
(e.g
(e.g
ppt
ppm
ug/ml)
ug/g)
ul/g)
ul/1)
uCi/1)
uCi/g)
Activity/Volume (i.e.
Activity/Weight (i.e.
mg/sq. m
mV
Percent Dry Weight
Weight/Weight, ppb (e.g., ng/g)
Weight/Volume, ppb (e.g., ug/1)
Positive ratio or pure number
mEQ/lOOg
Standard pH units
Length(e.g., millimeters)
Million fibers/gram(mfg)
Million fibers/liter(mfl)
Volume/Volume (e.g. milliliters/liter)
Weight/weight, pptr (e.g., picograms/gram)
Weight/weight, ppt, (e.g., milligrams/gram)
Deg. Celsius
Activity/volume (i.e., picocuries/liter)
Micromoles
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Qualifier Code
A = BACTERIAL COLONY COUNTS ABOVE THE ACCEPTABLE RANGE
B = CORRECTED FOR "BLANK" CONTRIBUTIONS DOWN TO DETECTION LIMIT
C = VALUE INCLUDED IN TOTAL FOR DEFINED COMB OF URESOLVED SUBS
D = VALUE REPORTED ATTRIBUTABLE TO LAB CONTAMINATION
E = ESTIMATED VALUE
G = ESTIMATED VALUE GREATER THAN MINIMUM SHOWN
I = INTERFERENCE OBSERVED IN GS/MS ANALYSIS
K = DETECTED NOT QUANTIFIED. VALUE IS DETECTION LIMIT.
L = VALUE IS LESS THAN THE MAXIMUM SHOWN
M = VALUE IS MEAN
N = REPORTED VALUE IS NOT CORRECTED FOR ANALYTICAL BLANK
P = DETECTED NOT QUANTIFIED
Q = QUESTIONABLE DATA
S = SPIKED COMPOUND
T = DETECTED AT LESS THAN QUANTIFICATION LIMIT. VALUE IS QUANT LIMIT
U = SUBSTANCE UNDETECTED AT METHOD DETECTION LIMIT SHOWN
V = BACTERIAL COLONY COUNTS BELOW THE ACCEPTABLE RANGE
W = BACTERIAL COLONY COUNTS WITHIN THE ACCEPTABLE RANGE
X = VALUE REPORTED IS MASS RECOVERED (WEIGHT)
Z = VALUE CORRECTED FOR "BLANK" CONTRIBUTIONS
Method/Clean-up/Instrument Codes
01 = ALPHA SPECTROMETRY
02 = POLAROGRAPHY
03 = CANDLE/GRAVIMETRY
04 = CANDLE/TITRATION
05 = ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY
06 = TRASMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (TEM)
07 = AUTOANALYZER
08 = PLATE/GRAVIMETRY •
09 = PLATE/REFLECTANCE
10 = GEL CHROMATOGRAPHY
11 = BIOASSAY
12 = DISTILLATION
13 = HEATED PURGE AND TRAP
14 = CHEMICAL OXIDATION
15 = CHEMILUMINESCENCE
16 = VISUAL
17 = COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY
18 = CALCULATED
19 = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY
20 = ACID DIGESTION/DISTILLATION
21 = ACID DIGESTION/GRAVIMETRY
22 = LIQUID SCINTILLATION CHROMATOGRAPHY
.23 = THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY
24 = CRYSTAL SCINTILLATION COUNTER
25 = COLORIMETRY \
26 = CONDUCTIVITY ! .
27 = COULOMETRY
28 = GLASS CAPILLARY/GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY
29 = DRY COMBUSTION/GAS DISPLACEMENT
30 = DRY COMBUSTION/GRAVIMETRY
31 = DRY COMBUSTION/INFRARED SPECTROMETRY
32 = DRY COMBUSTION/THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR
33 = EDTA TITRATION
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Method/Clean-up/Instrument Codes (cont.)
34 = ALCOHOL TITRATION
35 » SEPARATION
36 = SETTLING/WEIGHING
37 = ELECTROPHORESIS
38 = NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS
39 = ESTIMATE
40 = EXTRACTION/WEIGHT
41 = FLAME SPECTROMETRY
42 = FLAME PHOTOMETRY
43 = FLUOROMETRY
44 = DISPLACEMENT
45 » GAMMA RAY SPECTROMETRY
46 - EMISSION SPECTROMETRY
47 » GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/ELETRON CAPTURE
48 = ANODIC STRIPPING VOLTOMETRY
49 = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/FLAME SPECTROMETRY
50 = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
51 = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/IONIZATION
52 = ACID DIGESTION/TITRATION
53 = X-RAY SPECTROMETRY
54 = FILTRATION
55 « GAS DISPLACEMENT
56 « MANOMETRY
57 » GRAVIMETRY
58 = MEMBRANE FILTRATION
59 « INFRARED SPECTROMETRY
60 = LIQUID SCINTILLATION UNILUXI
61 = SCINTILLATION COUNTER
62 » LIQUID SCINTILLATION COUNTER
63 ~ MASS SPECTROMETRY
64 - MICROSCOPE
65 = NEPHELOMETRY
66 = PROPORTIONAL COUNTER
67 « PETROGRAPHIC MICROSCOPE
68 = DOBSON TECHNIQUE
69 = EH METER
70 = PH PAPER
71 = SPECIFIC ION ELECTRODE
72 - PH METER ;
73 = SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
74 = PLATE/SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
75 » TITRATION
78 - SOAP TEST
79 = WET COMBUSTION/GAS DISPLACEMENT
81 « WET COMBUSTION/INFRARED SPECTROMETRY
82 = WET COMBUSTION/SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
83 = WET COMBUSTION/TITRATION
84 = WET OXIDATION/COLORIMETRY
85 - X-RAY FLUORESCENCE
86 = X-RAY DIFFRACTION
87 = MULTISPECTRAL SCANNER
88 = DIGESTION
89 = DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DRY AND ASH WEIGHT
90 « ASH WEIGHT
92 a DRY WEIGHT
93 = MACROBOMB CALORIMETRY
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Method/Clean-up/Tnstrument Codes fcont.^
94 = PLANCHET GAS FLOW COUNTER
95 = MICROBOMB CALORIMETRY
96 = OZONESONDE
97 = UV SPECTROMETRY
98 = ELECTRODEPOSITION
99 = ELECTROLIC ENRICHMENT/PROPORTIONAL COUNTER
Al = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/FLAME SPECTROMETRY
A2 = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/NITROGEN-PHOSPHORUS DETECTION
A3 = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
A4 = HIGH PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
A5 = LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY/MASS SPECTROMETRY
A6 = ACID DIGESTION/COLORIMETRY
A7 = MERCURIC NITRATE TITRATION
A8 = TURBIDITY/SPECTROPHOTOMETRY .
A9 = FLAMELESS ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY
Bl = COLD VAPOR ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY
B2 = SOLVENT EXTRACTION .-,,.-
B3 = ACID BACK-EXTRACTION FROM SOLVENT MATRIX
B4 = ACID DIGESTION
B5 . = DRY ASHING
B6 = CO-PRECIPITATION
B7 =. ALCOHOL REFLUX
B8 = ATOMIC ABSORPTION-GASEOUS HYDRIDE GENERATION
B9 = LOW BACKGROUND BETA COUNTER
Cl = ATOMIC ABSORPTION-HEATED GRAPHITE FURNACE
C2 = ICP-INDUCTIVELY COUPLED PLASMA EMISSION SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
C3 = AMPERIMETRIC TITRATION(CHLORINE .RESIDUAL ANALYSIS)
C4 = PURGE AND TRAP
C5 = GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY WITH HA ELECTROLYTE CONDUCTIVITY DETECTION
C6 = DILUTE ACID EXTRACTION
C7 = PURGE AND TRAP WITH CRYOGENIC FOCUS
C8 = SONIC EXTRACTION
C9 = FLUORISIL COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY
Dl = ALUMINA COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY
D2 = INDUCTIVELY COUPLED PLASMA/MASS SPECTROMETRY (ICP/MS)
D3 = STALLING'S METHOD (EXTRACTION/CLEAN-UP FOR DIOXIN)
D4 = HIGH RESOLUTION GC/LOW RESOLUTION MS (HRGC/LRMS)
D5 = CHELATION/SOLVENT EXTRATIONS
D6 = DISSOLVED OXYGEN PROBE
D7 = NITRIFICIATION INHIBITION
D8 = SILICA COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY
D9 = SULFUR CLEANUP (EPA 3660)
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Appendix E
Log-on Instructions
Introduction
Users have many options for logging onto ODES. The procedure for using a
telephone modem. connection and communication software package is
described in this log-on guide. If you are accessing ODES with a different type
of set-up such as a gateway connection or through Internet, please consult
your system administrator or the ODES technical staff for assistance.
Five sections are included in this appendix to assist you with the log-on
procedure. User Requirements (page E-2) lists the requirements for accessing
ODES; Basic Procedures (page E-2) summarizes each step in the log-on process;
and Step-by-Step Instructions (page E-6) provides a detailed example of the
log-on procedure. For frequent ODES users, Shortcut Log-on Procedure (page
E-14) explains a shortcut procedure for accessing ODES. If you encounter any
problems while logging on, please consult the troubleshooting guide (page E-
15). You will also find a list of telephone access numbers at the end of this
Appendix.
If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please contact either
the ODES technical support at (703) 841-6279 or the NCC Hotline at 1 (800)
334-2405.
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User Requirement^
ODES User ID and password
To obtain an ODES User ID and password, simply contact the ODES
technical staff. Within a week to ten days days, you should receive
notification confirming the establishment of your account from, the
National Computing Center. If you already have a valid account for
the EPA NCC-IBM mainframe (e.g., an account that allows you to use
STORET), call the ODES technical staff to request ODES access
privileges. Once this request is processed, you can access ODES with
your current User ID and password.
External telephone data line
You must be able to dial either the NCC at (800) 445-2795 or one of the
regional data centers listed at the end of this Appendix. For best results,
use a telephone data line rather than a standard telephone line.
Modem/communications software
Before logging on to ODES make sure that your software is properly
configured using the settings listed on page 5. If you will be viewing or
downloading graphics while in ODES, you need to use
communications software with graphics capabilities, such as
VersaTerm-PRO for a Macintosh or PC-PLOT for a PC.
Printer Bin Number
If you do not have an organizational bin or are unsure what your
organization's bin number is, you have two options. You can have
your output printed at a regional data center by contacting the data
center to reserve a printing bin. Alternatively, you may have your
output forwarded to you from the NCC. If you prefer to have your
output forwarded, use mxxx as your bin number, where xxx is your
User ID. For example, if your User ID is ABC, you can use mabc as your
bin number.
Basic Procedure
The log-on procedure consists of a series of menus and prompts. To start the
process, you will need to dial the National Computing Center (NCC) Data
Switch using one of the telephone numbers at the end of this Appendix.
After dialing the number, your computer screen should display a message
similar to "CONNECT 2400" where 2400 is the baud rate of your modem.
Once the connection is established, you will encounter a series of prompts
requesting log-on information. After these prompts, you will reach the
READY prompt. At this prompt, enter "ODES" to start an ODES session.
These steps are outlined in the flow diagram on the opposite page.
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To access ODES using the IBM(TTY) protocol, use the recommended settings
and follow the steps outlined in the flow diagram and described on the
following pages.
The steps shown in the diagram and described on the next two pages provide
a general overview of the ODES log-on procedure. Please note that you may
notice minor variations in this procedure as the EPA mainframe system is
upgraded. If you have difficulty logging on to the EPA mainframe system or
ODES, please consult the troubleshooting section of this Appendix. If you
continue to have problems, support centers and their phone numbers are
listed on page E-15.
Establish Communications Link
with NCC Data Switch
±
Choose IBM-PSI
from IBM (TTY) Menu
±
Enter User ID and Password
±
Enter responses to account
number, procedure name, FIMAS
ID, and bin number prompts.
Enter responses to prompts for
first-time users.
±
Enter 'ODES' at the READY
prompt.
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Establish Communications Link with
NCC Data Switch
To establish a connection with the NCC Data Switch, use a modem and a
communications software package compatible with your hardware
configuration. (Some appropriate communications packages include PC-Plot
and Crosstalk for a PC and VersaTerm-PRO for a Macintosh.) All of these
packages provide graphics capabilities which are necessary when using some
of ODES analytical tools. For most ODES sessions, however, you do not need
graphics capabilities.
Recommended Settings
Local Echo/Duplex: On/Half Duplex
Parity: Elren
Parity Bits: i
Data Bits: , 7
Baud Rate: 300,1200,2400, or 9600
XON/XOPP Handshake: ON
Return Key: CR/LF
Once your modem is connected to your computer and your communications
package has the proper settings, dial the NCC Data Switch at (800) 445-2795.
When possible, EPA requests that users access the mainframe through one of
the regional data centers. Telephone access numbers for these centers are
located on page E-15.
Choose IBM-PSI
from IBM(TTY) Menu
On the Headquarters Data Switch Menu, select the IBM (TTY) protocol by
entering the code 'ibmpsi' at the prompt. :
Select TSO-NCC
At the U.S. EPA (TTY-X25-IBM) menu, enter 'a' to access TSO-NCC. (TSO-
NCC stands for time share option at the National Computing Center.)
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Enter User ID and Password
When prompted, enter your User ID and password. Your User ID is the 3-
character ID that you received in the mail from the NCC. The password you
received should be changed the first time you log-on. Valid passwords are 6
to 8 alphanumeric codes that contain at least one letter and one number.
Enter responses to account
number, procedure name, FIMAS ID,
bin number prompts
At the appropriate prompts, enter your account number, procedure name,
FIMAS ID, and printing bin number. (If you are selecting the default
responses to these prompts, you only need to enter '*' to access ODES.) If
your organization does not have a printing bin, you can use 'mxxx' as your
bin number where xxx is your 3-character ID.
Your account number, procedure name, and FIMAS ID are shown below.
Account number
Psro«S6dur«,
FXM&S HD-
\ ODES
AASTORE*
, ODESB
Enter responses to prompts for
first-time users.
If you are logging on to ODES for the first time, you will need to enter
additional information by responding to questions that appear on your
screen.
Enter 'ODES' at the READY
prompt.
After successfully logging on to the EPA mainframe, enter 'ODES' at the
READY prompt.
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Dstep-by-Step Instructions
"
&i this section, the process of logging on to ODES is reviewed in detail,, A
step-by-step example demonstrates the process for successfully logging on to
ODES using the IBM (TTY) protocol. This example provides sample screens
that you will encounter during the log-on procedure, describes the responses
to title menus and prompts, and also discusses potential difficulties that you
may encounter.
1. Using a modem and an appropriate communications software package,
establish a link with the National Computing Center.
Before attempting to log on to ODES, please make sure that your modem
and communications software are ready to transmit and receive data.
The recommended communications settings for accessing ODES are:
Local Echo/Duplex: ON/Half Duplex
Parity: Even
Parity Bits: 1
Data Bits: 7
Transmit Speed: 300,1200,2400 or 9600
XON/XOFF Handshake: CN
Return Key: CR/LF
You may also want to consult your software documentation to determine
the appropriate communications settings for your particular hardware
and software configuration. To begin the log-on procedure type: atdi
followed by the appropriate telephone access number and press ENTER.
For example, to access ODES through the National Computing Center's
modem access number, type: atdt 1 800 445 2795 and press ENTER. If
your communications software supports a dialing directory, simply select
the access number using the directory.
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2. Access IBM (TTY) by entering 'ibmpsi' at the prompt on the Headquarters
Data Switch Menu.
After the telephone link has been established (this may take several
seconds), the following menu should appear* .
atdt 1 800 445 2795
CONNECT 2400
Welcome To The Environmental Protection Agency
HEADQUARTERS DATA SWITCH - (NODE 1)
TO ACCESS:
IBM (TTY)
IBM 3270 EMULATION
PRIME
VAX
MODEM POOL
HEADQUARTER'S LOCATOR
ALL-IN-1
OTHER SERVICES
YOUR SELECTION?> ibmpsi
TYPE:
IBMPSI
TCP
system name
system name
MODEM
LOG
DMAIL
HELP
To use the IBM (TTY) protocol, type: ibmpsi at the prompt marked
'YOUR SELECTION?' and press ENTER. This option will connect you
with the EPA NCC-IBM mainframe computer.
NOTE: While logging on to ODES, please use only lowercase letters.
Additionally, if your keyboard has a key marked ENTER and a different
key marked RETURN or J, always use the key marked ENTER.
If you are accessing ODES through one of the regional data centers, this screen may be slightly
different.
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3. Select (a) TSO-NCC from the U.S. EPA (TTY-X25-IBM) menu.
After selecting the IBM (TTY) protocol from the Headquarters Data Switch
menu, you should see the EPA NCC-IBM Mainframe menu pictured
here.
Connecting to IBMPSI via X.25 network.
WIC1-3671/04 CONNECTED TO NET3/13
Called address: 90900001
COM
U.S. EPA (TTY-X25-IBM)
A TSO - NCC
B WIG
C ARBITER NCC
D EPA OLS
E NLM
SELECTION ? a
To gain access to ODES, you should select option (A) TSO-NCC. ODES
operates within the TSO (time-sharing option) environment. To select
this option, type: a at the prompt marked 'SELECTION?' and press
ENTER.
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4. Enter your User ID and password at the USERID and password prompts.
You will be prompted to enter your 3-character User ID. This prompt is
shown below. Your 3-character User ID can be found on the Account
Authorization Notice. Please type your ID and press ENTER. Next, you
will be prompted to enter the password that is shown on your Account
Authorization Notice. Please type your password and press ENTER.
EPA200 -ENTER USERID -
new
EPA 202 ENTER CURRENT PASSWORD FOR NEW -
:ncclnew
:EPA132 Password has expired
EPA203 ENTER NEW PASSWORD -
:mypassl
If you are using this account for the first time, you will receive a message
saying that your password has expired. For security control, you must
change the initial password assigned by the NCC. The new password
must be at least 6 characters in length and must contain at least 1 alpha
and 1 numeric character. The password should not exceed 8 characters in
length. At the prompt, type your new password and press ENTER.
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5. Enter the appropriate responses for the account number, procedure name,
FIMAS ID, and bin number prompts.
You will now be prompted to enter your account number, procedure
name, FIMAS ID, and bin number. The prompts received by first-time
users are pictured in the figure below. Users who have already logged on
successfully in a previous session will have similar prompts. Default
values for each prompt are listed at the end of each prompt. Entering "*"
at any of these prompts enters the default value for that prompt.
:EPA207 ENTER ACCOUNT NUMBER - OR "*" FOR ODES
*
EPA209 ENTER PROCEDURE NAME — OR "*" FOR AASTORET
*
EPA211 ENTER FIMAS ID -
odesd
EPA213 ENTER BIN NUMBER -
c815
If the first prompt reads: 'ENTER ACCOUNT NUMBER - OR "»" FOR
ODES', ODES is the prompt's default value. Therefore, you can either
type: , . . ;
or:
odes
and press ENTER. To type '*', use the Shift-8 key combination rather
than the '*' on the numeric keypad. If the prompt contains a different
default value (e.g., 'ENTER ACCOUNT NUMBER - OR "*" FOR
STORET1) please type:
odes
and press ENTER rather than using the "*": The next prompt should
read: 'ENTER PROCEDURE NAME - OR "*" FOR AASTORET1. At this
prompt, type either:
or:
aastoret
and press ENTER. Again, if the prompt has a different default procedure
name or no default value, type:
aastoret
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If you are using this account for the first time, the next prompt will read:
'ENTER FIMAS ID-1. At this prompt type:
odesd
and press ENTER. If this prompt also contains: 'OR "*" FOR ODESD',
ODESD is the default FIMAS ID and you can type either:
*,. or: odesd
and press ENTER. Finally, at the prompt which reads 'ENTER BIN
NUMBER -', type the bin number for your organization and press
ENTER. Remember, you can also use mxxx, where xxx is your User ID.
When using this option, your printed output will be forwarded to you
from the National Computing Center. This prompt may also allow you
to simply type '*' and press ENTER for the default value, but make sure
the correct bin number is listed as the default value before using.'*'.
At this point, you will see various messages indicating that you have
successfully logged on to the EPA NCC-IBM Mainframe. A sample log-on
screen is shown here. If you see the '***' prompt at the bottom of the
screen at any time during your session, press ENTER to continue.
ICH70001I NEW LAST ACCESS AT **: **-.** ON THURSDAY,
NEW LOGON IN PROGRESS AT **:**:** ON *** **, 199*
93/06/17: VITALINK PATCH INSTALLED ON ROUTER -SEE
93/06/16: BRING DOWN RTP DEVELCON -SEE
93/06/15: RECENTLY RELEASED EPA MEMOS -SEE
93/06/15: RACF 1.9.2 INSTALLED FOR PRODUCTION -SEE
93/06/14: NATURAL V224 IMPLEMENTATION -SEE
93/06/09: SAS 6.08 AVAILABLE - CUSTOMER TEST -SEE
*** ISPF PROFILE DATASET SYS2.NEW.ISPPROF ALLOCATED
*** TABLES DATASET SUCCESSFULLY ALLOCATED
*** **
199"
NEWS ALERTS
NEWS ALERT7
NEWS ALERT11
NEWS ALERT12
NEWS ALERT16
NEWS ALERTS
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6. Enter any additional information for which you are prompted.
If you are logging on to ODES for the first time, the system will display the
following prompt:
Is this the first time you have logged on to ODES?
>PLEASE ENTER (Y)ES OR (N)O >
At the prompt, type y and press ENTER.
* Is this the first time you have logged on to ODES?
> PLEASE ENTER (Y)ES OR (N)O > y
* ODES will now initialize your ODES directory with the
files you will need to execute ODES.
* You may ignore the message above concerning your STORET CLIST
* Please wait.
* Initialization procedure successful.
After you confirm you are entering ODES for the first time, ODES
establishes your ID as a new user and creates files that you will need
during your future ODES sessions.
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7. After successfully logging on to the EPA mainframe, you will receive
several ntesages followed by a prompt saying READY.
* TO USE THE OCEAN DATA EVALUATION SYSTEM,
TYPE "ODES" AT THE READY PROMPT.
READY
odes
At this point, type 'odes' and press ENTER to access ODES. After you
have successfully logged on to ODES you will see the ODES Basic Options
Menu, which is pictured below. At this point, you are ready to start using
ODES. Please refer to the ODES User Manual for instructions on using
ODES.
ODES
** BASIC OPTIONS MENU **
C = Scan CONTENTS of the ODES Data Base
D = Use the On-line DICTIONARIES
E = EXIT ODES
F = Show job status or FETCH reports and graphics
M = List the MENU of TOOLS
N = Review on-line NEWS (Updated 2/93)
R = ODES Interactive Data RETRIEVAL
S = STORET Data Retrieval
T = Use a TOOL
*** ODES Hotline Numbers ***
(703)841-6279 or (510)283-3771 or (206)883-1912
> Please enter an OPTION and press RETURN >
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I Shortcut Log-on Procedure
If you have successfully logged on to ODES before, you can use a shortcut
method to move directly to the 'READY1 prompt. At the prompt which
reads: 'ENTER USERID -' (Step 4), simply type:
xxx/zzzzzzzz default
and press ENTER, where xxx is your User ID and zzzzzzzz is your password.
For example, if your User ID is ABC and your password is secretl, you would
type:
abc/secretl default
and press ENTER. Once you see the 'READY1 prompt, type:
odes
and press ENTER. At this point, you will see the ODES Basic Options Menu.
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If you are having difficulty with the log-on procedure, consult the
troubleshooting table below.
Problem
Text typed in by user does not
appear on screen
Text typed in by user appears twice
on screen
(e.g., iibbmmppssii)
Screen output is incomprehensible
System does not respond to user
entries
Solution
Set Local Echo to ON or Duplex to
HALF in communications
software setup.
Set Local Echo to OFF or Duplex to
FULL in communications software
setup.
Check communications software
settings. (Recommended settings
are listed under Step 1 in the Step-
by-Step Instructions.)
Make sure that you are using the
ENTER key. Do not use RETURN
or «J if your keyboard has an
ENTER key.
If you continue to have difficulty, please contact the NCC Technical Support
Hotline at (800) 334-2405 or the ODES technical staff at (703) 841-6279.
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Telephone Numbers
Regional Data Center Baud
Rate
ATLANTA
BOSTON
CHICAGO
DALLAS
DENVER
KANSAS CITY
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
Commercial
Users Dial:
(404) 347-2919
(404) 347-2926
(404) 347-2933
(404) 347-2934
(617) 565-9084
(617) 565-9085
(617) 565-9086
(617) 565-9087
(312) 886-5143
(312) 886-5144
(312) 886-5145
(312) 886-5151
(214) 655-7350
(214) 655-7351
(214) 655-7352
(214) 655-7353
(303) 293-1400
(303) 293-1401
(303) 293-1402
(303) 293-1403
(913) 236-2830
(913) 236-2831
(913) 236-2832
(913) 236-2833
FTS
Users Dial:
257-2919
257-2926
257-2933
257-2934
835-9084
835-9085
835-9086
835-9087
886-5143
886-5144
886-5145
886-5151
255-7350
255-7351
255-7352
155-7353
330-1400
330-1401
330-1402
330-1403
757-2830
757-2831
757-2832
757-2833
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Regional Data Center Baud
LAS VEGAS
NEIC
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
SAN FRANCISCO
SEATTLE
WASHINGTON
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
300
1200
2400
9600
ALL
Commercial
Users Dial:
(702) 798-3294
(702) 798-3295
(702) 798-3296
(702) 798-3297
(303) 236-4975
(303) 236-4976
(303) 236-4977
(303) 236-4978
(212) 264-1554
(212) 264-1555
(212) 264-5203
(212) 264-5204
(215) 597-0103
(215) 597-0577
(215) 597-2353
(215) 597-4374
(415) 744-1010
(415) 744-1011
(415) 744-1012
(415) 744-1013
(206) 553-0383
(206) 553-0464
(206) 553-0784
(206) 553-0985
(202) 488-3671
Users Dial:
545-3294
545-3295
545-3296
545-3297
776-4975
776-4976
236-4977
236-4978
264-1554
264-1555
264-5203
264-5204
597-0103
597-0577
597-2353
597-4374
484-1010
484-1011
484-1012
484-1013
399-0383
399-0464
399-0784
399-0985
260-3671
«U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1993-515-003/87117
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