Fisheries Research 1991: Vol 11 Table of Contents

2 Pages·1991·0.4 MB·English

Fisheries Research, 11 (1991) 399-400
Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam
Contents of Fisheries Research Volume 11
VOL. 11 NO. 1 FEBRUARY 1991
The Australian scallop dredge: estimates of catching efficiency and associated indirect
mortality
R.J. McLoughlin, P.C. Young, R.B. Martin and J. Parslow (Hobart, Tasmania, Australia )
Stock assessment of the deep-sea red crab Chaceon notialis in the Argentinian—Uruguayan
Common Fishing Zone
O. Defeo, V. Little and L. Barea (Montevideo, Uruguay )
Fish size distribution and total fish biomass estimated by hydroacoustical methods: a
statistical approach
B. Bjerkeng, A. Braband, B. Faafeng (Oslo, Norway) and R. Borgstrom (As-NLH,
Comparative growth studies on Lethrinus lentjan, Lacépéde 1802 and Lethrinus mahsena,
Forsskal 1775 (Pisces, Lethrinidae ) in the Red Sea
E.A. Wassef (Alexandria, Egypt )
Guide for Authors
VOL. 11 NO. 2 APRIL 1991
Weight estimation of flatfish by means of structured light and image analysis
F. Storbeck (IJmuiden, Netherlands ) and B. Daan (Delft, Netherlands )
Estimation of natural mortality of Kuwait’s grooved tiger prawn Penaeus semisulcatus (de
Haan ) using tag—recapture and commercial fisheries data
M.S.M. Siddeek (Salmiya, Kuwait)
Describing and forecasting the sardine—anchovy complex in the eastern Mediterranean using
Vector AutoRegressions
K.I. Stergiou (Athens, Greece)
A comparison of non-linear growth models for fisheries
C. Pawlak and R. Choudary Hanumara (Kingston, RI, USA)
Herring larvae (Clupea harengus in the Skagerrak area from December 1987 to April 1988
A. Johannessen (Bergen, Norway ) and E. Moksness (His, Norway)
A method of monitoring fishery status
M.O. Okpanefe (Lagos, Nigeria )
A comparative assessment of the fisheries in lacustrine inland waters in three Asian countries
based on catch and effort data
S.S. De Silva (Kent Ridge Crescent, Singapore) , J. Moreau (Toulouse, France), U.S.
Amarasinghe (Colombo, Sri Lanka), T. Chookajorn — Thailand ) and R.D.
Guerrero (Laguna, Philippines)
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Short Communication
Feeding of cod, Gadus morhua (L.), larvae on an artificial diet. Preliminary results
E. Ringo, L. Johansen and J. Raa (Tromsg, Norway)
Announcement
VOL. 11 NOS. 3-4 AUGUST 1991
Special Issue: Fish Population Dynamics: Solving Fishery Management Problems
Introduction
The importance of noise in fish population models
J.T. Schnute (Nanimo, B.C., Canada)
Use of contradictory data sources in stock assessments
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Escapement goals for sockeye salmon with informative prior probabilities based on habitat
considerations
H.J. Geiger (Juneau, AK, USA) and J.P. Koenings (Soldotna, AK, USA)
A general growth model for mark-recapture data
T.T. Baker, R. Lafferty (Anchorage, AK, USA) and T.J. Quinn II (Juneau, AK, USA)
Long-term growth dynamics of young Pacific halibut: eivdence of temperature-induced
variation
P.T. Hagen and T.J. Quinn II (Juneau, AK, USA)
Bioeconomic analysis of a minimum size limit for Gulf of Alaska sablefish using a yield per
recruit model
S.A. Lowe, J.M. Terry (Seattle, WA, USA) and J.T. Fujioka (Auke Bay, AK, USA)
Population dynamics and management of walleye pollock ( Theragra chalcogramma) in the
Gulf of Alaska, 1976-1986
B.A. Megrey (Seattle, WA, USA)
Movement dynamics of tagged sablefish in the northeastern Pacific
J. Heifetz and J.T. Fujioka (Juneau, AK, USA)
A Markov movement model of yellowfin tuna in the Eastern Pacific Ocean and some analyses
for international management
R.B. Deriso, R.G. Punsly and W.H. Bayliff (La Jolla, CA, USA)
Author Index