Marine Fisheries Review 2005: Vol 67 Index & Table of Contents

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plan, 1:1
sea lettuce removal, 4:1-8
Herring
Authors, Titles, and GIS fishery pilot project, 4:22-24
Hippoglossus stenolepis—see Halibut, Pa-
Subjects in the Marine
cific
Fisheries Review 67(1-4) “Human dimensions of marine fisheries:
using GIS to illustrate land-sea connec-
tions in the Northeast U.S. herring,
Clupea harengus, fishery,” by Patricia
Pinto da Silva and Charles Fulcher,
4:19-25
A study of Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana,”
“Age, growth, life history, and fisheries of by Elizabeth LaFleur, Diane Yeates, and L-M
the sand sole, Psettichthys melano- Angelina Aysen, 1:28-42 LaFleur, Elizabeth, Diane Yeates, and
stictus,’ by Donald E. Pearson and Eumetopias jubatus—see Sea lion, Steller Angelina Aysen, “Estimating the eco-
Samuel V. G. McNally, 4:9-18 F-G nomic impaci of the wild shrimp, Pen-
“Application of marine protected areas for aeus sp., fishery: a study of Terrebonne
Fisheries, commercial
sustainable production and marine bio- Parish, Louisiana,” 1:28-42
geographic information systems, 4:19-
diversity off Alaska,” by David Witherell Limanda aspera—see Sole, yellowfin
25
and Doug Woodby, 1:1—27 Lithodes spp.—see Crab
Louisiana shrimp
Aysen, Angelina—see LaFleur et al. Loughlin, Thomas R.—see Burkanov and
economic impact, 1:28-42
Loughlin
B-C sand sole, 4:13-14
MacKenzie, Clyde L., Jr., “Removal of sea
Balaena mysticetus—see Whale, bowhead Fisheries, recreational lettuce, Ulva spp., in estuaries to im-
Bockstoce, John R., Daniel B. Botkin, Alex sand sole, 4:13 prove the environments for inverte-
Philp, Brian W. Collins, and John C. Fisheries history brates, fish, wading birds, and eelgrass,
George, “The geographic distribution of bowhead whale distribution, 1849-1914, Zostera marina,” 4:1-8
bowhead whales, Balaena mysticetus, in 3:1-43 Marine Protected Areas, Alaska classifica-
the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas: Steller sea lion distribution and abun- tion system, 1:3
evidence from whaleship records, 1849- dance, 2:1-62 cultural resources
1914,” 3:1-43 Fisheries management subsistence habitat regulatory areas,
Botkin, Daniel B.—see Bockstoce et al. geographic information systems, 4:19- 1:22
Burkanov, Vladimir N., and Thomas R. 25 subsistence sea cucumber areas, |:22-
Loughlin, “Distribution and abundance marine protected areas off Alaska, 1:1— 23
of Steller sea lions, Eumetopias jubatus, 27 ecosystem
on the Asian coast, 1720’s—2005,” 2:1- sea lettuce removal, 4:1-8 Glacier Bay National Park and Pre-
62 Flounder, sand—see Sole, sand serve, 1:6—7
Chionoecetes spp.—see Crab Flounder, spotted—see Sole, sand Sitka Pinnacles Marine Reserve, 1:6
Cladophora spp.—see Sea lettuce Fulcher, Charles—see Pinto da Silva and Steller Sea Lion mitigation, 1:8
Clupea harengus—see Herring Fulcher Walrus Islands closure areas, 1:7-8
Collins, Brian W.—see Bockstoce et al. “The geographic distribution of bowhead habitat
Crab whales, Balaena mysticetus, in the Ber- Aleutian Islands coral habitat protec-
Federal fishery management plans, 1:1 ing, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas: tion areas, 1:13
red king evidence from whaleship records, 1849- Aleutian Islands habitat conservation
marine protected areas, 1:3 1914,” by John R. Bockstoce, Daniel B. area, 1:13
Botkin, Alex Philp, Brian W. Collins,
D-E and John C. George, 3:1—43 Area 516 seasonal closure, 1:11
Bowers Ridge habitat conservation
“Distribution and abundance of Steller sea Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
zone, 1:15
lions, Eumetopias jubatus, on the Asian herring fishery pilot project, 4:22—24
Cook Inlet trawl closure area, 1:9-10
coast, 1720’s—2005,” by Vladimir N. human dimensions of marine ecosys-
essential fish habitat conservation
Burkanov and Thomas R. Loughlin, tems, 4:20-22
areas, 1:13
2:1-62 mapping socio-ecological marine con-
Gulf of Alaska coral habitat protection
Economics nections, 4:19-20
area, 1:14
geographic information systems, 4:19- George, John C.—see Bockstoce et al.
Gulf of Alaska slope habitat conserva-
25 Gracilaria spp.—see Sea lettuce
tion areas, 1:13
Louisiana shrimp fishery, 1:28-42 Groundfish
habitat areas of particular concern,
sea lettuce removal, 4:1-8 Federal fishery management plan, 1:1
1:13-14
Ecosystem
H Kodiak king crab protection zones, 1:9
GIS and human dimensions, 4:20—22
marine protected areas, Alaska, 1:6-8 History—see Fisheries history nearshore Bristol Bay trawl closure
Enteromorpha spp.—see Sea lettuce Habitat area and red king crab savings area,
“Estimating the economic impact of the marine protected areas, Alaska, 1:9-15 iii
wild shrimp, Penaeus sp., fishery: a Pacific, Federal fishery management Pribilof Islands Habitat Conservation
Area, 1:11-12
Marine Fisheries Review
plan, 1:1
sea lettuce removal, 4:1-8
Herring
Authors, Titles, and GIS fishery pilot project, 4:22-24
Hippoglossus stenolepis—see Halibut, Pa-
Subjects in the Marine
cific
Fisheries Review 67(1-4) “Human dimensions of marine fisheries:
using GIS to illustrate land-sea connec-
tions in the Northeast U.S. herring,
Clupea harengus, fishery,” by Patricia
Pinto da Silva and Charles Fulcher,
4:19-25
A study of Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana,”
“Age, growth, life history, and fisheries of by Elizabeth LaFleur, Diane Yeates, and L-M
the sand sole, Psettichthys melano- Angelina Aysen, 1:28-42 LaFleur, Elizabeth, Diane Yeates, and
stictus,’ by Donald E. Pearson and Eumetopias jubatus—see Sea lion, Steller Angelina Aysen, “Estimating the eco-
Samuel V. G. McNally, 4:9-18 F-G nomic impaci of the wild shrimp, Pen-
“Application of marine protected areas for aeus sp., fishery: a study of Terrebonne
Fisheries, commercial
sustainable production and marine bio- Parish, Louisiana,” 1:28-42
geographic information systems, 4:19-
diversity off Alaska,” by David Witherell Limanda aspera—see Sole, yellowfin
25
and Doug Woodby, 1:1—27 Lithodes spp.—see Crab
Louisiana shrimp
Aysen, Angelina—see LaFleur et al. Loughlin, Thomas R.—see Burkanov and
economic impact, 1:28-42
Loughlin
B-C sand sole, 4:13-14
MacKenzie, Clyde L., Jr., “Removal of sea
Balaena mysticetus—see Whale, bowhead Fisheries, recreational lettuce, Ulva spp., in estuaries to im-
Bockstoce, John R., Daniel B. Botkin, Alex sand sole, 4:13 prove the environments for inverte-
Philp, Brian W. Collins, and John C. Fisheries history brates, fish, wading birds, and eelgrass,
George, “The geographic distribution of bowhead whale distribution, 1849-1914, Zostera marina,” 4:1-8
bowhead whales, Balaena mysticetus, in 3:1-43 Marine Protected Areas, Alaska classifica-
the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas: Steller sea lion distribution and abun- tion system, 1:3
evidence from whaleship records, 1849- dance, 2:1-62 cultural resources
1914,” 3:1-43 Fisheries management subsistence habitat regulatory areas,
Botkin, Daniel B.—see Bockstoce et al. geographic information systems, 4:19- 1:22
Burkanov, Vladimir N., and Thomas R. 25 subsistence sea cucumber areas, |:22-
Loughlin, “Distribution and abundance marine protected areas off Alaska, 1:1— 23
of Steller sea lions, Eumetopias jubatus, 27 ecosystem
on the Asian coast, 1720’s—2005,” 2:1- sea lettuce removal, 4:1-8 Glacier Bay National Park and Pre-
62 Flounder, sand—see Sole, sand serve, 1:6—7
Chionoecetes spp.—see Crab Flounder, spotted—see Sole, sand Sitka Pinnacles Marine Reserve, 1:6
Cladophora spp.—see Sea lettuce Fulcher, Charles—see Pinto da Silva and Steller Sea Lion mitigation, 1:8
Clupea harengus—see Herring Fulcher Walrus Islands closure areas, 1:7-8
Collins, Brian W.—see Bockstoce et al. “The geographic distribution of bowhead habitat
Crab whales, Balaena mysticetus, in the Ber- Aleutian Islands coral habitat protec-
Federal fishery management plans, 1:1 ing, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas: tion areas, 1:13
red king evidence from whaleship records, 1849- Aleutian Islands habitat conservation
marine protected areas, 1:3 1914,” by John R. Bockstoce, Daniel B. area, 1:13
Botkin, Alex Philp, Brian W. Collins,
D-E and John C. George, 3:1—43 Area 516 seasonal closure, 1:11
Bowers Ridge habitat conservation
“Distribution and abundance of Steller sea Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
zone, 1:15
lions, Eumetopias jubatus, on the Asian herring fishery pilot project, 4:22—24
Cook Inlet trawl closure area, 1:9-10
coast, 1720’s—2005,” by Vladimir N. human dimensions of marine ecosys-
essential fish habitat conservation
Burkanov and Thomas R. Loughlin, tems, 4:20-22
areas, 1:13
2:1-62 mapping socio-ecological marine con-
Gulf of Alaska coral habitat protection
Economics nections, 4:19-20
area, 1:14
geographic information systems, 4:19- George, John C.—see Bockstoce et al.
Gulf of Alaska slope habitat conserva-
25 Gracilaria spp.—see Sea lettuce
tion areas, 1:13
Louisiana shrimp fishery, 1:28-42 Groundfish
habitat areas of particular concern,
sea lettuce removal, 4:1-8 Federal fishery management plan, 1:1
1:13-14
Ecosystem
H Kodiak king crab protection zones, 1:9
GIS and human dimensions, 4:20—22
marine protected areas, Alaska, 1:6-8 History—see Fisheries history nearshore Bristol Bay trawl closure
Enteromorpha spp.—see Sea lettuce Habitat area and red king crab savings area,
“Estimating the economic impact of the marine protected areas, Alaska, 1:9-15 iii
wild shrimp, Penaeus sp., fishery: a Pacific, Federal fishery management Pribilof Islands Habitat Conservation
Area, 1:11-12
Marine Fisheries Review
scallop dredge closure areas, 1:10—11 Pinto da Silva, Patricia, and Charles summary of general historical patterns
seamount habitat protection areas, Fulcher, “Human dimensions of marine abundance, 2:55-56
1:14-15 fisheries: using GIS to illustrate land-sea distribution, 2:54-55
Southeast Alaska trawl closure, 1:12 connections in the Northeast U.S. Shrimp
state waters trawl and groundfish herring, Clupea harengus, fishery,” by Louisiana fishery economic impact,
closures, 1:12 Patricia Pinto da Silva and Charles 1:28-42
scientific research Fulcher, 4:19-25 Sole, fringe—see Sole, sand
Chiniak Gully, 1:9 Psettichthys melanostictus—see Sole, sand Sole, sand
Southeast Alaska dive fishery research R-S in California
area, 1:9 age and growth, 4:11, 15-16
vulnerable species “Removal of sea lettuce, Ulva spp., in commercial fishery, 4:13-14
Bogoslof area, 1:20-21 estuaries to improve the environments life history, 4:14-15
Chinook salmon savings area, 1:16-18 for invertebrates, fish, wading birds, and mortality rate, 4:11—12
chum salmon savings area, 1:18 eelgrass, Zostera marina,” by Clyde L. recreational fishery, 4:13
commercial salmon fishery prohibited MacKenzie, Jr., 4:1-8 reproduction, 4:12, 16-17
area, 1:15-16 Salmon, Pacific sex ratio, 4:12
habitat longline closure area, 1:18—19 Federal fishery management plan, 1:1 range, 4:9
herring savings areas, 1:19 Scallops Sole, yellowfin
shrimp trawl closures, 1:22 Federal fishery management plan, 1:1 Walrus Islands closure areas, 1:1
snow crab bycatch limitation zone, Sea lettuce Sport fisheries—see Fisheries, recreational
1:19-20 autecology, 4:2-3
state waters groundfish closure, 1:21- benefits, 4:6 U-V-W-Y
22 controlling, 4:6 Ulva lactuca—see Sea lettuce
Tanner crab and red king crab bycatch biological environment, 4:3-4 Vessels
limitation zones, 1:19 degrading environment, 4:4-6 Louisiana shrimp fishery, 1:35-—37
McNally, Samuel V. G.—see Pearson and Sea lion, Steller Walrus, Pacific
McNally Federal fishery management plan, 1:8 Walrus Islands closure areas, 1:1
history of Asian coast research, 2:3-7 Whale, bowhead
O-P
North Pacific Ocean distribution, 2:3 geographic distribution, 1849-1914
Odobenus rosmarus—see Walrus, Pacific regional changes in distribution and CPUE, 3:3-6
Oncorhynchus spp.—see Salmon, Pacific abundance distribution changes, 3:6—-11
Paralithodes spp.—see Crab Commander Islands, 2: 18-24 fishery history, 3:3
Paralithodes camtschaticus—see Crab, red eastern Kamchatka, 2:24-32 maps, 3:13-43
king Kuril Islands, 2:32-39 recorded captures, 3:2
Patinopecten caurinus—see Scallops northern Sea of Okhotsk, 2:44—-51 Witherell, David, and Doug Woodby,
Pearson, Donald, and Samuel V. G. Sakhalin Island, 2:39-43 “Application of marine protected areas
McNally, “Age, growth, life history, and Sea of Japan, 2:51-54 for sustainable production and marine
fisheries of the sand sole, Psettichthys western Bering Sea, 2:11—18 biodiversity off Alaska,” 1:1-27
melanostictus,” 4:9-18 rookeries and haulout sites Woodby, Doug—see Witherell and Woodby
Penaeus sp.—see Shrimp Asian coast, 2:7-9 Yeates, Diane—see LaFleur et al.
Philp, Alex—see Bockstoce et al. seasonal patterns of distribution, 2:9-11
List of Papers ing, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas:
evidence from whaleship records, 1849-
1914,” by John R. Bockstoce, Daniel B.
Papers in the Marine Botkin, Alex Philp, Brian W. Collins,
and John C. George, 3:1-43
Fisheries Review 67(1-4)
67(4)
“Removal of sea lettuce, Ulva spp., in
estuaries to improve the environments
for invertebrates, fish, wading birds, and
eelgrass, Zostera marina,” by Clyde L.
MacKenzie, Jr., 4:1-8
67(1) 67(2) “Age, growth, life history, and fisheries of
“Application of marine protected areas for “Distribution and abundance of Steller sea the sand sole, Psettichthys melanostictus,”
sustainable production and marine lions, Eumetopias jubatus, on the Asian by Donald E. Pearson and Samuel V. G.
biodiversity off Alaska,” by David coast, 1720’s—2005,” by Vladimir N. McNally, 4:9-18
Witherell and Doug Woodby, |:1—27 Burkanov and Thomas R. Loughlin, 2:1- “Human dimensions of marine fisheries:
“Estimating the economic impact of the 62 using GIS to illustrate land-sea connec-
tions in the Northeast U.S. herring,
wild shrimp, Penaeus sp., fishery: a 67(3)
Clupea harengus, fishery,” by Patricia
study of Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana,”
“The geographic distribution of bowhead Pinto da Silva and Charles Fulcher,
by Elizabeth LaFleur, Diane Yeates, and
whales, Balaena mysticetus, in the Ber- 4:19-25
Angelina Aysen, 1:28-42
67(4)