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Archaeology and Invasive Species Management: The Chirikof Island Project

The potential contribution of datasets derived from archaeological fauna, archaeogenomics, andpaleoenvironmentaldata toconservation efforts has been widely addressed in the literature (e.g., Grayson 2001; Hofman et al. 2015; Wolverton and Lyman 2012). Such studies underscore the complexity of a establishing a baseline for conservation (Pauly 1995), particularly in a region like the Gulf of Alaska where resources are known to have fluctuated across space and through time (e.g., Maschner et al. 2013). The Alaska MaritimeNationalWildlifeRefuge(AMNWR) currently drives conservation efforts on Gulf