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Genetic methods were applied to identify the origin of juvenile even-year pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha), collected from 12 locations in the Okhotsk Sea surveyed by the RV TINRO in October and November 2013. According to the results we have obtained, the proportion of the ’northern’ group of populations in the Okhotsk Sea basin, including western Kamchatka and the northern continental coast of the Okhotsk Sea, in mixed aggregations of juvenile pink salmon, is relatively small—about 24%. The largest proportion (58%) of the juvenile aggregations was identifi ed as Sakhalin-Kuril stocks. The proportion identifi ed as populations from the Amur River and Primorye was about 17%, with fi sh of ’unknown’ origin making up < 1%. It should be noted that the results we obtained for 2013 did not correspond to the existing regional ratios for pink salmon runs of even-year generations in the Okhotsk Sea basin.

Genetic Identification of Juvenile Pink Salmon Improves Accuracy of Forecasts of Spawning Runs in the Okhotsk Sea Basin