Hinton and Deriso's (1998) more recent ... reproductive activity using gonad indices (Hinton et al., ...... ter changes in water temperature as great as 19° in 2.5 h.
longline fishery for southern bluefin tuna (Thunnus maccoyii) and bigeye tuna (Thunnus obesus) in the southern Indian and Pacific Oceans (Stevens et al.,. 1983 ...
Fish. Bull. 98:41â63 (2000). The porbeagle, Lamna nasus (Bon- naterre, 1788) is .... Francis and Stevens: Reproduction, embryonic development, and growth of ...
enhancement program in the tropics, estuaries (Randall et al., 1990; Myers, hatchery-reared striped ..... culture support provided by Tony Ostrowski and the staff.
the east coast of Florida (an area often referred to as the South Atlantic ...... west and northwest Florida. Mar. Lab Tech. Series,. Mar. Lab Tech. Serv. 25:1â29.
this time, and immature juvenile fish are exploited by small-scale fisheries that deploy surrounding purse nets around fish aggregation devices. Dolphin age and ...
Atlantic they are fished off North. Carolina (Rose and ... west, of Puerto Rico and the Virgin. Islands. ... ance of the southern stock in the Virgin Islands. The.
ocellatus spawns only around the time of sunset. (Konstantinou and Shen, 1995). ..... borealis, and Ovalipes ocellatus in the New York Bight. J. Crustacean Biol.
The Hudson River, a partially stratified estuarine- river system in New York State, is tidal up to the. Green Island dam, 245 river kilometers (rkm) from the mouth.
out standardized, historical data), the age classes, 3) seasonal trends in re- severity of the event ... mote islands was lower in winter and higher in summer, it was constant from ..... (concentrated in northern Florida) (Wang et al., 1994). Strandi
Florida. In this fishery, night collec- tions are conducted over seagrass ... a species that has highest growth ...... Location of bycatch and turtlegrass trawl sites within Tampa Bay, Florida, ..... ported schools of hardhead catfish following boats
site can be found in Thomas et al. ... Six 117-L mesocosms were constructed from round circular plastic tanks (41.3 cm ..... al., 1996; Hamer and Jenkins, 1997).
dance of deep-sea sharks on Chatham. Rise, New ... of the shark assemblage; both density ..... of the larger species of squalids (the leafscale gulper shark ...
Mike Cappo. Australian Institute of ... both regions. Francis (1995) proposed that vali- ... A median of only 21 fish was reported by Francis et al. (1992) from 14 ...
Larval development of red snapper,. Lutjanus campechanus, and comparisons with co-occurring snapper species. Denice M. Drass. National Marine Fisheries ...
Peter B. Hood. Florida Marine Research Institute, Florida Department of Environmental Protection ...... Veterinary Medicine, University of Florida, for their ... Returns from the 1973 Schlitz tagging program. Fla. State Board Conserv. Tech. Ser.
marily in commercial fisheries of the southeastern United States (Parker and Mays, 1998). Most are caught with bottom longlines and snapper reels1 (handlines) ...
juvenile stage about six bars are present. ... and a small beak as well, during the juvenile stage: ... Watson: Early life history stages of Cheilopogon xenopterus ...... Fish. Support Prog.,. Field Doc. 91/7, 35 p. Gorbunova, N. N., and N. V. Parin.
Chesapeake Bay, blackcheek tongue- fishes are an ... pleuronectiforms, blackcheek tongue- fish have a ... River estuary, where the first of bimodal peaks in a.
University of California. Santa Barbara ... to the northern Gulf of California. Materials and ... Penaeid shrimp landings in the upper Gulf of California. Bureau of ...
Tampa, Florida 33619-2266. E-mail address: [email protected]. Andrea K. Johnson. College of Veterinary Medicine. North Carolina State University.
It supports major commercial fisheries in Florida, the Caribbean and Brazil. Commercially, P. argus is especially important to the state of Florida, where the spiny ...
of examining movements in fishes. (Shepherd .... were anesthetized, tagged with T-bar anchor tags for ..... dence from Apo Island, central Philippines. Mar. Ecol.
study examines the question of whether the evasive behavior of northeastern offshore spotted dolphins (Stenella attenuata) during fishing for tuna (by the Mexican fleet) varies in geographic areas of the eastern Pacific Ocean (EPO). It also investigates whether evasion differs between northeastern offshore spotted and eastern spinner dolphins (Stenella longirostris orientalis). Observations recorded in the database of the Mexican Programa Nacional de Aprovechamiento del Atún y de Protección de Delfines (PNAAPD) from 1992 to 1995 were analyzed. The calculated evasion index was the estimated percentage of dolphins that evaded capture in relation to the herd’s estimated initial size in each set. Evasion index by set was averaged in 2 × 2 quadrants and then used to draw a contour map. Three areas were outlined with low (25%), medium (44.44%), and high (71.80%) median evasion indices. These areas were significantly different (P
