Marine Fisheries Review 1998: Vol 60 Index

5 Pages·1998·1.7 MB·English

Chilipepper
Monterey Bay, 1959-94
catch, 3:18-20
declining length, 3:20-27
Authors, Titles, and Crab, blue
trap mesh study, 1:35
Subjects in the Marine hexagonal vs. square mesh, 1:36
retention rates, 1:36
Fisheries Review 60(1-4), 1998
turtle excluder device trap effect, 1:38
D-E-F
“Declining rockfish lengths in the
Monterey Bay, California, recrea-
tional fishery, 1959-94” by Janet
Broadhurst, M. K.-see Hazin et al.
E. Mason, 3:15-28
By-catch
Dolphin, bottlenose
Albacore diamondback terrapin in blue crab
prawn-trawl interaction, 3:9-14
Brazilian longline study, 3:5 traps, 1:38
Economics
Albin, Douglas, and Konstantin A. prawn trawl/dolphin interaction, 3:9
Florida sponge fishery, 1:30-31
Karpov, “‘Mortality of lingcod,
C “Effect of a terrapin excluder device
Ophiodon elongatus, related to cap-
on blue crab, Callinectes sapidus,
ture by hook and line,” 3:29-34 Callinectes sapidus-see Crab, blue
trap catches” by Vincent Guillory
Alopias supercilliosus—see Thresher, Carcharhinus acronotus-see Shark,
and Paul Prejean, 1:38-40
bigeye blacknose
“Effects of gear modifications on the
Alopias vulpinus—see Shark, thresher Carcharhinus altimus-see Shark,
trawl performance and catching effi-
Anoplopoma fimbria-see Sablefish bignose
ciency of the west coast upper conti-
Carcharhinus brevipinna-see Shark,
B nental slope groundfish survey
spinner
trawl” by Robert R. Lauth,
Begg, Gavin A., “‘A Review of stock Carcharhinus falciformis—see Shark,
Stephen E. Syrjala, and Scott W.
identification of haddock, silky
McEntire, 1:1-26
Melanogrammus aeglefinus, in the Carcharhinus galapagensis—see
Eretmochelys imbricata-see Turtle,
northwest Atlantic Ocean,”’ 4:1-15 Shark, Galapagos
hawksbill sea
Bezerra, T. R. Q.-see Hazin et al. Carcharhinus isodon-see Shark,
“First record of the ragged-tooth
“Biological characteristics and fish- finetooth
shark, Odontaspis ferox, off the
ery assessments of Alaska plaice, Carcharhinus leucas—see Shark, bull
U.S. Atlantic Coast” by Timothy
Pleuronectes quadrituberculatus, in Carcharhinus limbatus-see Shark,
F. Sheehan, 1:33-34
the eastern Bering Sea” by Chang blacktip
Fisheries, commercial
Ik Zhang, Thomas K. Wilderbuer, Carcharhinus longimanus-see Shark,
Alaska plaice, 4:16
and Gary E. Walters, 4:16-27 oceanic whitetip
blue crab
“Blue crab, Callinectes sapidus, re- Carcharhinus obscurus-see Shark,
trap mesh size, 1:35
tention rates in different trap dusky
terrapin excluder device, 1:38
meshes’”’ by Vincent Guillory, 1:35- Carcharhinus perezi-see Shark, reef
Florida sponge, 1:27
37 Carcharhinus plumbeus-see Shark,
haddock, 4:1-15
Bocaccio sandbar
lingcod mortality, 3:29
Monterey Bay, 1959-94 Carcharhinus porosus-—see Shark,
prawn trawl/dolphin interaction, 3:9
catch, 3:18-20 smalltail
Fisheries history
declining length, 3:20-27 Carcharhinus signatus—see Shark,
Florida sponge fishery, 1:27
Bonnethead night
Fisheries management
tag and recapture atlas, 2:79-80 Carcharhinus spp.—see Shark, gray
Alaska plaice, 4:25—26
“Bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops trun- Carcharodon carcharias-see Shark,
blue crab
catus, removing by-catch from white
terrapin excluder device, 1:38
prawn-trawl codends during fishing Casey, John G.-see Kohler et al.
trap mesh size, 1:35
in New South Wales, Australia’’ by Catch
lingcod hooking mortality, 3:29
M. K. Broadhurst, 3:9-14 Alaska plaice, 4:18-19
NMFS cooperative shark tagging
Broadhurst, M. K., ‘‘Bottlenose dol- Brazilian pelagic longline fishery, 3:3
program, 2:1-87
phins, Tursiops truncatus, remov- Florida sponge, 1:30-31
prawn trawl by-catch, 3:9
ing by-catch from prawn-trawl rockfish in Monterey Bay, 3:15
west coast upper continental slope
codends during fishing in New Cetorhinus maximus-see Shark,
groundfish survey trawl, 1:1
South Wales, Australia,” 3:9-14 basking
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Chilipepper
Monterey Bay, 1959-94
catch, 3:18-20
declining length, 3:20-27
Authors, Titles, and Crab, blue
trap mesh study, 1:35
Subjects in the Marine hexagonal vs. square mesh, 1:36
retention rates, 1:36
Fisheries Review 60(1-4), 1998
turtle excluder device trap effect, 1:38
D-E-F
“Declining rockfish lengths in the
Monterey Bay, California, recrea-
tional fishery, 1959-94” by Janet
Broadhurst, M. K.-see Hazin et al.
E. Mason, 3:15-28
By-catch
Dolphin, bottlenose
Albacore diamondback terrapin in blue crab
prawn-trawl interaction, 3:9-14
Brazilian longline study, 3:5 traps, 1:38
Economics
Albin, Douglas, and Konstantin A. prawn trawl/dolphin interaction, 3:9
Florida sponge fishery, 1:30-31
Karpov, “‘Mortality of lingcod,
C “Effect of a terrapin excluder device
Ophiodon elongatus, related to cap-
on blue crab, Callinectes sapidus,
ture by hook and line,” 3:29-34 Callinectes sapidus-see Crab, blue
trap catches” by Vincent Guillory
Alopias supercilliosus—see Thresher, Carcharhinus acronotus-see Shark,
and Paul Prejean, 1:38-40
bigeye blacknose
“Effects of gear modifications on the
Alopias vulpinus—see Shark, thresher Carcharhinus altimus-see Shark,
trawl performance and catching effi-
Anoplopoma fimbria-see Sablefish bignose
ciency of the west coast upper conti-
Carcharhinus brevipinna-see Shark,
B nental slope groundfish survey
spinner
trawl” by Robert R. Lauth,
Begg, Gavin A., “‘A Review of stock Carcharhinus falciformis—see Shark,
Stephen E. Syrjala, and Scott W.
identification of haddock, silky
McEntire, 1:1-26
Melanogrammus aeglefinus, in the Carcharhinus galapagensis—see
Eretmochelys imbricata-see Turtle,
northwest Atlantic Ocean,”’ 4:1-15 Shark, Galapagos
hawksbill sea
Bezerra, T. R. Q.-see Hazin et al. Carcharhinus isodon-see Shark,
“First record of the ragged-tooth
“Biological characteristics and fish- finetooth
shark, Odontaspis ferox, off the
ery assessments of Alaska plaice, Carcharhinus leucas—see Shark, bull
U.S. Atlantic Coast” by Timothy
Pleuronectes quadrituberculatus, in Carcharhinus limbatus-see Shark,
F. Sheehan, 1:33-34
the eastern Bering Sea” by Chang blacktip
Fisheries, commercial
Ik Zhang, Thomas K. Wilderbuer, Carcharhinus longimanus-see Shark,
Alaska plaice, 4:16
and Gary E. Walters, 4:16-27 oceanic whitetip
blue crab
“Blue crab, Callinectes sapidus, re- Carcharhinus obscurus-see Shark,
trap mesh size, 1:35
tention rates in different trap dusky
terrapin excluder device, 1:38
meshes’”’ by Vincent Guillory, 1:35- Carcharhinus perezi-see Shark, reef
Florida sponge, 1:27
37 Carcharhinus plumbeus-see Shark,
haddock, 4:1-15
Bocaccio sandbar
lingcod mortality, 3:29
Monterey Bay, 1959-94 Carcharhinus porosus-—see Shark,
prawn trawl/dolphin interaction, 3:9
catch, 3:18-20 smalltail
Fisheries history
declining length, 3:20-27 Carcharhinus signatus—see Shark,
Florida sponge fishery, 1:27
Bonnethead night
Fisheries management
tag and recapture atlas, 2:79-80 Carcharhinus spp.—see Shark, gray
Alaska plaice, 4:25—26
“Bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops trun- Carcharodon carcharias-see Shark,
blue crab
catus, removing by-catch from white
terrapin excluder device, 1:38
prawn-trawl codends during fishing Casey, John G.-see Kohler et al.
trap mesh size, 1:35
in New South Wales, Australia’’ by Catch
lingcod hooking mortality, 3:29
M. K. Broadhurst, 3:9-14 Alaska plaice, 4:18-19
NMFS cooperative shark tagging
Broadhurst, M. K., ‘‘Bottlenose dol- Brazilian pelagic longline fishery, 3:3
program, 2:1-87
phins, Tursiops truncatus, remov- Florida sponge, 1:30-31
prawn trawl by-catch, 3:9
ing by-catch from prawn-trawl rockfish in Monterey Bay, 3:15
west coast upper continental slope
codends during fishing in New Cetorhinus maximus-see Shark,
groundfish survey trawl, 1:1
South Wales, Australia,” 3:9-14 basking
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Fisheries, recreational Ophiodon elongatus—see Lingcod
I-K-L
lingcod hooking mortality, 3:29 “The origin of the Florida sponge
Monterey Bay rockfish, 3:15 Tsurus oxyrinchus-see Mako, shortfin fishery” by W. N. Witzell, 1:27-32
Isurus paucus—see Mako, longfin Plaice, Alaska
G
Karpov, Konstantin A.—see Albin biomass, 4:25
Galeocerdo cuvier-see Shark, tiger and Karpov catches, 1963-97, 4:19
Gear Kohler, Nancy E., John G. Casey, distribution, 4:19
blue crab trap and Patricia A. Turner, ““NMFS co- early life history, 4: 19-20
mesh size, 1:35 operative shark tagging program, food habits, 4:23-25
terrapin excluder device, 1:38 1962-93: an atlas of shark tag and growth, 4:20
Brazilian longline fishery, 3:1 recapture data,” 2:1-87 management, 4:25-26
Florida sponge fishery, 1:28-29 Lamna nasus-—see Porbeagle maturation, 4:20—22
ghost traps, 1:39 Lauth, Robert R., Stephen E. Syr- migration, 4:19
hook and line jala, and Scott W. McEntire, “Ef- mortality, 4:20
lingcod mortality, 3:29 fects of gear modifications on the spawning, 4:20-22
prawn trawl/dolphin interaction, 3:9 trawl performance and catching effi- Pleuronectes quadrituberculatus—see
west coast upper continental slope ciency of the West Coast upper con- Plaice, Alaska
groundfish survey trawl, 1:1 tinental slope groundfish survey Porbeagle
method, 1:2-5 trawl,” 1:1-26 tag and recapture atlas, 2:27-30
performance, 1:5-20 Lingcod Prionace glauca-see Shark, blue
results, 1:20-24 hooking mortality
R
Ginglymostoma cirratum -see Shark, Mendocino County, 3:31
nurse Monterey County, 3:30-31 “Review of a small-scale pelagic
Guillory, Vincent, and Paul Prejean, results, 3:31-32 longline fishery off northeastern
“Effect of a terrapin excluder de- Brazil” by F. H. V. Hazin, J. R.
M-N
vice on blue crab, Callinectes Zagaglia, M. K. Broadhurst, P. E.
sapidus, trap catches,” 1:38-40 Mako, longfin P. Travassos, and T. R. Q. Bez-
Guillory, Vincent, ‘‘Blue crab, tag and recapture atlas, 2:25-26 erra, 3:1-8
Callinectes sapidus, retention rates Mako, shortfin “A Review of stock identification of
in different trap meshes,” 1:35-37 tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 21-24 haddock, Melanogrammus aegle-
Malaclemys terrapin-see Terrapin, finus, in the northwest Atlantic
H
diamondback Ocean” by Gavin A. Begg, 4:1-15
Habitat Mason, Janet E., ‘Declining rockfish Rhizoprionodon terraenovae—see
ragged-tooth shark, 1:33 lengths in the Monterey Bay, Cali- Shark, Atlantic sharpnose
Haddock fornia, recreational fishery, 1959- Rockfish, blue
seasonal migration, 4:2-3 94,” 3:15-28 Monterey Bay, 1959-94
stock identification McEntire, Scott W.-see Lauth et al. catch, 3:18-20
demographics, 4:4—11 Melanogrammus aeglefinus—see declining length, 3:20-27
genetics, 4:11 Haddock Rockfish, canary
meristics, 4: 10-11 Microstomus pacificus -see Sole, Monterey Bay, 1959-94
parasites, 4:11 Dover catch, 3: 18-20
tag-recapture, 4:2 ‘Mortality of lingcod, Ophiodon elon- declining length, 3:20—27
techniques, 4:12-13 gatus, related to capture by hook Rockfish, greenspotted
stock structure, 4:12 and line,”’ by Douglas Albin and Monterey Bay, 1959-94
Hammerhead, great Konstantin A. Karpov, 3:29-34 catch, 3:18-20
tag and recapture atlas, 2:77—78 Negaprion brevirostris-see Shark, declining length, 3:20—27
Hammerhead, scalloped lemon Rockfish, greenstriped
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 74-76 Nets—see Gear Monterey Bay, 1959-94
Hammerhead, smooth “NMFS cooperative shark tagging catch, 3:18-20
tag and recapture atlas, 2:81-83 program, 1962-93: an atlas of declining length, 3:20-27
Hazin, F. H. V., J. R. Zagaglia, M. shark tag and recapture data,”’ by Rockfish, olive
K. Broadhurst, P. E. P. Travassos, Nancy E. Kohler, John G. Casey, Monterey Bay, 1959-94
and T. R. Q. Bezerra, “‘Review of and Patricia A. Turner, 2:1-87 catch, 3:18-20
a small-scale pelagic longline fish- declining length, 3:20-27
O-P
ery off northeastern Brazil,” 3:1-8 Rockfish, rosy
Hippiospongia lachne -see Sponge, Odontaspis taurus-see Sand tiger Monterey Bay, 1959-94
sheepswool Odontaspis ferox—see Shark, ragged- catch, 3:18-20
History-see Fisheries history tooth declining length, 3:20-27
60(4), 1998
Rockfish, widow Shark, Galapagos decline, 1:31-32
Monterey Bay, 1959-94 tag and recapture atlas, 2:40-42 catch, 1:30-31
catch, 3:18-20 Shark, gray season, 1:28
declining length, 3:20-27 Brazilian longline study, 3:2 vessels, 1:28
Rockfish, yellowtail Shark, Greenland uses, 1:27
Monterey Bay, 1959-94 tag and recapture atlas, 2:84-85 Sportfisheries-see Fisheries,
catch, 3:18-20 Shark, lemon recreational
declining length, 3:20-27 tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 67-68 Squatina dumeril-see Shark, Atlantic
Shark, night angel
S
tag and recapture atlas, 2:62-63 Syrjala, Stephen E.-see Lauth et al.
Sablefish Shark, nurse
T
deep-water complex species, 1:1 tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 7-9
Sand tiger Shark, oceanic whitetip Terrapin, diamondback
tag and recapture atlas, 2:9-11 tag and recapture atlas, 2:49-51 blue crab trap by-catch, 1:38
Sebastes chlorostictus—see Rockfish, Brazilian longline study, 3:4 Thornyhead, longspine
greenspotted Shark, ragged-tooth deep-water complex species, 1:1
Sebastes elongatus—see Rockfish, caught off U.S. Atlantic coast, 1:33 Thornyhead, shortspine
greenstriped identification, 1:33 deep-water complex species, 1:1
Sebastes flavidus—see ockfish, range, 1:33 Thresher, bigeye
yellowtail Shark, reef tag and recapture atlas, 2:11-13
Sebastes goodei—see Chilipepper tag and recapture atlas, 2:55-56 Thunnus alalunga-see Albacore
Sebastes mystinus—see Rockfish, blue Shark, sandbar Thunnus albacares-see Tuna,
Sebastes paucispinis—see Bocaccio tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 57-60 yellowfin
Sebastes paucispinis—see Rockfish, Shark, silky Thunnus obesus-see Tuna, bigeye
widow tag and recapture atlas, 2:36-40 Travassos, P. E. P.-see Hazin et al.
Sebastes pinniger—see Rockfish, Shark, smalltail Tuna, bigeye
canary tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 60-61 Brazilian longline study, 3:5
Sebastes rosaceus—see Rockfish, Shark, spinner Tuna, yellowfin
rosy tag and recapture atlas, 2:34-36 Brazilian longline study, 3:2
Sebastes serranoides—see Rockfish, Shark tag and recapture atlas, 2: 1-87 Turner, Patricia A.-see Kohler et al.
olive Shark, thresher Tursiops truncatus—see Dolphin,
Sebastolobus alascanus-see Thorny- tag and recapture atlas, 2:14-16 bottlenose
head, shortspine Shark, tiger Turtle, hawksbill sea
Sebastolobus altivelis—see Thorny- tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 64-66 fishery with Florida sponge, 1:29
head, longspine Shark, white sponge as food source
Shark, Atlantic angel tag and recapture atlas, 2:18-20
V-W-Z
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 86-87 Sheehan, Timothy F., ‘First record
Shark, Atlantic sharpnose of the ragged-tooth shark, Odon- Vessels
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 72-73 taspis ferox, off the U.S. Atlantic Brazilian longline fishery, 3:1
Shark, basking Coast”’ 1:33-34 Commercial passenger fishing vessels
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 16-17 Sillago maculata—see Whiting Monterey Bay rockfish study, 3:15
Shark, bignose Sole, Dover Florida sponge fishery, 1:28-29
tag and recapture atlas, 2:32-34 deep-water complex species, 1:1 Walters, Gary E.—see Zhang et al.
Shark, blacknose Somniosus microcephalus—see Shark, Whiting
tag and recapture atlas, 2:30-32 Greenland prawn trawl by-catch, 3:9-12
Shark, blacktip Sphyrna lewini-see Hammerhead, Wilderbuer, Thomas K.—see Zhang
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 46-49 scalloped et al.
Shark, blue Sphyrna mokarran-see Hammerhead, Witzell, W. N., “The origin of the
Brazilian longline CPUE, 3:4-6 great Florida sponge fishery”’ 1:27-32
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 69-71 Sphyrna tiburo-see Bonnethead Zagaglia, J. R.-see Hazin et al.
Shark, bull Sphyrna zygaena-see Hammerhead, Zhang, Chang Ik, Thomas K. Wilder-
tag and recapture atlas, 2:44-46 smooth buer, and Gary E. Walters, ‘“‘Bio-
Shark, dusky Sponge, sheepswool logical characteristics and fishery
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 52-54 biology, 1:27-28 assessments of Alaska plaice,
Shark, finetooth Florida fishery, 1:28-31 Pleuronectes quadrituberculatus, in
tag and recapture atlas, 2:3, 43-44 area, 1:28 the eastern Bering Sea,” 4:16-27
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