Sentence examples for documented fisheries from inspiring English sources

The longest documented fisheries lag is eight years, documented both between the AMO and striped bass (Morone saxatilis) surveys (Bob Wood, personal communication) and between the NAO and Labrador snow crab (Chionoecetes opilio) landings [30].

Data were used to document fishery landings, status and trends in marine resources, the spatial and the temporal dynamic geography of fishing, and fishers' suggestions for improved conservation and management.

Given the effects of density (i.e., competition) and climate on growth and age at maturity of salmon (e.g., Rogers and Ruggerone 1993; Pyper and Peterman 1999; reviewed in Quinn 2005), it is important to carefully document fishery selection patterns over sufficient time periods that enable evolutionary changes to occur before associating fisheries with life history trait changes.

Although regulated fishing effort is relatively well documented for fisheries in developed states, developing countries are dominated by artisanal fisheries that are characterized by large numbers of small boats, fishing in dispersed and remote locations.

Early molting appears to be underway again this year -- and similar behavior and lifecycle shifts are being documented in fisheries the world over.

Countries with active and well-developed pelagic fisheries had documented policies on fisheries development or management.

He said interactions with fisheries are poorly documented, and that a fisheries observer program was needed to properly document how often they are being caught.

Indeed, most documented cases of fisheries benefits derived from the implementation of a marine reserve are for coral-reef species, which have a more localized home range (Halpern and Warner 2002; Halpern 2003).

They also documented the significant fishery resources (drums, flatfishes, mullets, herrings, shrimps) of soft-bottom communities.

However, the estimated risk taken relative to undesirable outcomes is not well documented for most fishery management decisions.

Given documented performance improvements from fisheries using catch share management, one might reasonably expect catch share managed fisheries to perform better against a sustainability standard than those managed using more conventional methods.