نتایج جستجو برای: fishing mortality proxy

تعداد نتایج: 325174  

2017
Rory Crawford Ursula Ellenberg Esteban Frere Christina Hagen Karen Baird Paul Brewin Sarah Crofts James Glass Thomas Mattern Joost Pompert Katherine Ross Jessica Kemper Katrin Ludynia Richard B. Sherley Antje Steinfurth Cristián G. Suazo Pablo Yorio Leandro Tamini Jeffrey C. Mangel Leandro Bugoni Gustavo Jiménez Uzcátegui Alejandro Simeone Guillermo Luna-Jorquera Patricia Gandini Eric J. Woehler Klemens Pütz Peter Dann Andre Chiaradia Cleo Small

Penguins are the most threatened group of seabirds after albatrosses. Although penguins are regularly captured in fishing gear, the threat to penguins as a group has not yet been assessed. We reviewed both published and grey literature to identify the fishing gear types that penguins are most frequently recorded in, the most impacted species and, for these susceptible species, the relative impo...

2015
Matthew Ryan Siskey David H. Secor Michael J. Wilberg

Title of Document: HISTORICAL EFFECTS OF FISHING ON AGE STRUCTURE AND STOCK MIXING IN NORTHWEST ATLANTIC BLUEFIN TUNA Matthew Ryan Siskey, Master of Science, 2015 Directed By: Professor David H. Secor Marine Estuarine Environmental Sciences Bluefin tuna support important fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean, which have declined in yield from intense, size-selective exploitation. Age struct...

2009
Sébastien Nusslé Christophe N Bornand Claus Wedekind

Size-selective fishing, environmental changes and reproductive strategies are expected to affect life-history traits such as the individual growth rate. The relative contribution of these factors is not clear, particularly whether size-selective fishing can have a substantial impact on the genetics and hence on the evolution of individual growth rates in wild populations. We analysed a 25-year ...

2009
Tanja Miethe Calvin Dytham Ulf Dieckmann Jon Pitchford

Size-selective fishing may induce rapid evolutionary changes in life-history traits such as size at maturation. A major concern is that these changes will reduce population biomass and detrimentally affect yield and recruitment. Although marine reserves have been proposed as a tool for fisheries management, their evolutionary implications have as yet attracted little scrutiny. A simple model is...

Journal: :Revista de biologia tropical 2013
Orlando José Ferrer Montaño Isabel Cristina Morales

Acoupa weakfish, Cynoscion acoupa, in Lake Maracaibo is subject to intense commercial fishing by an artisanal fleet, and a recent decrease in fish size observed from landings is of concern. This fishery has not yet been modeled, and its assessment and the establishment of management practices to overcome the current overfished condition are urgently needed. To address this, we used recent and p...

Journal: :Marine Ecology Progress Series 2021

Fisheries bycatch mortality poses a primary threat to the majority of world’s 22 albatross species, 15 which are at risk extinction. Although quantitative estimates often unavailable due relative or total absence monitoring, spatial overlap between fisheries and albatrosses is used estimate extent interaction, proxy for exposure bycatch, inform avoidance mitigation actions. Using comprehensive ...

سید عباس هاشمی, مصطفی صحراپیما

‌Frequent application of the term “proxy war” indicates its prominent place in academic researches on international relations. Separate implementation of soft power and hard power proved to be unsuccessful in recent years. Accordingly, great failures in classic wars increased tendencies towards proxy wars. By the outbreak of Arab Springs in the early 2011, Syria was devastated by different oppo...

2009
Jeffrey A Hutchings

I examined how the fitness (r) associated with early- and late-maturing genotypes varies with fishing mortality (F) and age-/size-specific probability of capture. Life-history data on Newfoundland's northern Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) allowed for the estimation of r for individuals maturing at 4 and 7 year in the absence of fishing. Catch selectivity data associated with four types of fishing ...

2008
Roberta M. Bonaldo David R. Bellwood

Biodiversity loss and fishing-induced changes in the size distributions of fishes can impact ecosystem function on coral reefs. These changes have led to an urgent need for studies on the particular roles of species to underpin effective coral reef management. The present study focuses on the feeding ecology of 6 size classes (from 2.5 to 30 cm total length) of Scarus rivulatus (family Labridae...

2017
Christopher P. Lynam Axel G. Rossberg

The size structure of fish-communities is an emergent high-level property of marine food webs responsive to changes in structure and function. To measure this food web property using data arising from routine fisheries surveys, a simple metric known as Typical Length has been proposed as more suitable than the Large Fish Indicator, which has been highly engineered to be responsive to fishing pr...

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