14. AI core bottom trawling area - North Pacific Fishery Management
... rougheye rockfish, northern rockfish, Atka mackerel, Pacific cod Pacific ocean perch, and Golden king crab. The areas protected in this proposal are ecologically important for many reasons, including as habitat for commercially exploited groundfish species. Corals provide essential habitat for a var ...
... rougheye rockfish, northern rockfish, Atka mackerel, Pacific cod Pacific ocean perch, and Golden king crab. The areas protected in this proposal are ecologically important for many reasons, including as habitat for commercially exploited groundfish species. Corals provide essential habitat for a var ...
Year-long float trajectories in the Labrador Sea Water of the eastern
... via the ARGOS network. The design and operating characteristics of the MARVOR float are described in Ollitrault et al. (1994). Out of the twenty one floats, one never transmitted any internally recorded data, and only three-month displacements are available from the ARGOS position at the surface; tw ...
... via the ARGOS network. The design and operating characteristics of the MARVOR float are described in Ollitrault et al. (1994). Out of the twenty one floats, one never transmitted any internally recorded data, and only three-month displacements are available from the ARGOS position at the surface; tw ...
briefing note - Save Bantry Bay
... A team from the Marine Institute, led by Dr Jackson, undertook such a research study. They published three papers using their data which concluded ‘that infestation of outwardly migrating salmon smolts with the salmon louse was a minor component of the overall marine mortality in the stocks studied’ ...
... A team from the Marine Institute, led by Dr Jackson, undertook such a research study. They published three papers using their data which concluded ‘that infestation of outwardly migrating salmon smolts with the salmon louse was a minor component of the overall marine mortality in the stocks studied’ ...
Oregon State University Hatfield Marine Science Center 2010
... youth programming and teacher education, including awardwinning ocean literacy partnerships, Career Days, day camps and teacher training workshops. They welcomed almost 10,000 K-12 students to the HMSC campus in the past year for marine education programs, including a new program which develops ‘rea ...
... youth programming and teacher education, including awardwinning ocean literacy partnerships, Career Days, day camps and teacher training workshops. They welcomed almost 10,000 K-12 students to the HMSC campus in the past year for marine education programs, including a new program which develops ‘rea ...
Taking animal tracking to new depths: synthesizing horizontal
... to the native binning of the SRDL dive duration data. For each species, we fitted a LMM to the logtransformed minimum SIs, with duration fitted as both a fixed and random effect, allowing the relationship to vary from seal to seal, as before (Fig. 2). For each individual dive, we then calculated the st ...
... to the native binning of the SRDL dive duration data. For each species, we fitted a LMM to the logtransformed minimum SIs, with duration fitted as both a fixed and random effect, allowing the relationship to vary from seal to seal, as before (Fig. 2). For each individual dive, we then calculated the st ...
Effects of Oceanic Salinity on Body Condition in Sea Snakes
... Rolland et al. 2010), breeding probabilities (e.g. Jenouvrier et al. 2003), breeding success (e.g., Leaper et al. 2006; Lee 2011), and aspects of individual behaviour such as spatial ecology and foraging success (e.g. Pinaud et al. 2005; Weimerskirch et al. 2010). In several taxa, environmentally-in ...
... Rolland et al. 2010), breeding probabilities (e.g. Jenouvrier et al. 2003), breeding success (e.g., Leaper et al. 2006; Lee 2011), and aspects of individual behaviour such as spatial ecology and foraging success (e.g. Pinaud et al. 2005; Weimerskirch et al. 2010). In several taxa, environmentally-in ...
Chemical Oceanography - 106Thursday130-430
... temperature. If any species is moved out of its temperature tolerance range it may die in a short time although temperatures on the cool side of the range are easier for organisms to tolerate than temperatures on the warm side because cell reactions just slow down in the cold but may speed up over s ...
... temperature. If any species is moved out of its temperature tolerance range it may die in a short time although temperatures on the cool side of the range are easier for organisms to tolerate than temperatures on the warm side because cell reactions just slow down in the cold but may speed up over s ...
Comparative Studies of Tropical and Temperate Zone Coastal
... 32°C. At sites at higher latitudes the range is reduced and displaced toward lower temperatures. Other factors, such as light, considered independently, also vary. Considering the potential impact of multiple factor interaction on biological systems, it is expected that profound functional differenc ...
... 32°C. At sites at higher latitudes the range is reduced and displaced toward lower temperatures. Other factors, such as light, considered independently, also vary. Considering the potential impact of multiple factor interaction on biological systems, it is expected that profound functional differenc ...
Plankton 2015 - State of Australia`s oceans
... data show periodic blooms with high concentrations of potentially toxin-producing species • Jellyfish are not increasing at the National Reference Stations. There were few major jellyfish sting events in tropical Australia in 2014/2015, but an unusually late Irukandji sting event at Ningaloo in Jun ...
... data show periodic blooms with high concentrations of potentially toxin-producing species • Jellyfish are not increasing at the National Reference Stations. There were few major jellyfish sting events in tropical Australia in 2014/2015, but an unusually late Irukandji sting event at Ningaloo in Jun ...
North Atlantic ecosystem sensitivity to Holocene shifts in Meridional
... ment core records may be biased by factors such as bioturbation and low sedimentation rates that limit our ability to obtain records with less than millennial resolution. In addition, age models and the precise timing of the abrupt hydrological changes documented by such records relying on radiocarb ...
... ment core records may be biased by factors such as bioturbation and low sedimentation rates that limit our ability to obtain records with less than millennial resolution. In addition, age models and the precise timing of the abrupt hydrological changes documented by such records relying on radiocarb ...
RIOP09_LEG1.pdf
... stations occupied during previous PhilEx regional cruises in order to investigate temporal fluctuations, with coverage that reaches into new areas not sampled on prior PhilEx cruises, in order to improve our regional view of the Philippine seas. A constraint during RIOP09 is that it is only 21 days ...
... stations occupied during previous PhilEx regional cruises in order to investigate temporal fluctuations, with coverage that reaches into new areas not sampled on prior PhilEx cruises, in order to improve our regional view of the Philippine seas. A constraint during RIOP09 is that it is only 21 days ...
Abundance and diversity of surface zooplankton in the Gulf of Aqaba
... former one is affected by wastes from fishing and diving boats, and is crowded by snorkellers and divers all the year round. Sites #4 and #5 are within Nabq Protectorate waters, but the latter site is bordered by mangroves and is affected by discharges of shrimp fish farm drainage waters. Sampling a ...
... former one is affected by wastes from fishing and diving boats, and is crowded by snorkellers and divers all the year round. Sites #4 and #5 are within Nabq Protectorate waters, but the latter site is bordered by mangroves and is affected by discharges of shrimp fish farm drainage waters. Sampling a ...
The Oregon Nearshore Research Inventory project
... included research institutions as well as PIs and their associated research projects. In addition, this list of potential contacts was expanded through targeted Internet searches, using names of research institutions identified during key informant discussions as the basis for the search. Two criteri ...
... included research institutions as well as PIs and their associated research projects. In addition, this list of potential contacts was expanded through targeted Internet searches, using names of research institutions identified during key informant discussions as the basis for the search. Two criteri ...
Flake economics V3
... tonnes of carbon would be biosequestrated for periods of over a millennium. At a carbon credit price of only $15, this translates to a tradeable credit of $1,170. This makes the potential revenue total from the deployment of $84 worth of flake fertiliser equal to $1,170, less monitoring and brokerag ...
... tonnes of carbon would be biosequestrated for periods of over a millennium. At a carbon credit price of only $15, this translates to a tradeable credit of $1,170. This makes the potential revenue total from the deployment of $84 worth of flake fertiliser equal to $1,170, less monitoring and brokerag ...
Diversity of Arctic pelagic Bacteria with an
... 2009). In both polar oceans, picocyanobacteria follow a general trend of decreasing concentrations and relative abundance with increasing latitudes, and strong inverse correlations between cell densities and temperature have been reported (Marchant et al., 1987; Murphy and Haugen, 1985; Rosenbergl, ...
... 2009). In both polar oceans, picocyanobacteria follow a general trend of decreasing concentrations and relative abundance with increasing latitudes, and strong inverse correlations between cell densities and temperature have been reported (Marchant et al., 1987; Murphy and Haugen, 1985; Rosenbergl, ...
Exploring the distance between nitrogen and
... (Fagerbakke et al., 1996) tend to have a N : P ratio significantly lower than 16. Which element first becomes limiting, and how much of the secondary limiting element then remains in excess, may thus not only depend on the total pools as conceptually expressed by N*, but also vary as a function of t ...
... (Fagerbakke et al., 1996) tend to have a N : P ratio significantly lower than 16. Which element first becomes limiting, and how much of the secondary limiting element then remains in excess, may thus not only depend on the total pools as conceptually expressed by N*, but also vary as a function of t ...
Deep-Sea Life
... The Arabian Sea is a region of elevated productivity with the highest globally recorded fluxes of particulate organic matter (POM) to the deep ocean, providing an abundant food source for fauna at the seafloor. However, benthic communities are also strongly influenced by an intense oxygen minimum zo ...
... The Arabian Sea is a region of elevated productivity with the highest globally recorded fluxes of particulate organic matter (POM) to the deep ocean, providing an abundant food source for fauna at the seafloor. However, benthic communities are also strongly influenced by an intense oxygen minimum zo ...
this PDF file - Centre for Digital Scholarship Journals
... inferred by N a i r and H a s h im i ( 1980), based on the study of the carbonate sediments and the size of the quartz grains, and by H a s h im i and N a i r ( 1986) based on the distribution of feldspars in the shelf sediments. The mineralogy of the carbonate sediments and limestones of the wester ...
... inferred by N a i r and H a s h im i ( 1980), based on the study of the carbonate sediments and the size of the quartz grains, and by H a s h im i and N a i r ( 1986) based on the distribution of feldspars in the shelf sediments. The mineralogy of the carbonate sediments and limestones of the wester ...
Fungal diversity from various marine habitats deduced through
... have retrieved fungal sequences belonging to Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, and Chytridiomycota and some of them grouped into novel environmental clusters (Table 1). The coral reef ecosystem in the coastal waters of the tropical regions is a dynamic, self-sustained system with vast biodiversity, and fun ...
... have retrieved fungal sequences belonging to Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, and Chytridiomycota and some of them grouped into novel environmental clusters (Table 1). The coral reef ecosystem in the coastal waters of the tropical regions is a dynamic, self-sustained system with vast biodiversity, and fun ...
MAPA TOPOBATIMTRICO EN RELIEVE
... relieves have been labelled with the toponymy used in the charts from the Navy Hydrographical Institute, and some new names, given to morphological elements described for the first time. For more learned users, the map indicates the most relevant geological facts such as submarine canyon areas, acti ...
... relieves have been labelled with the toponymy used in the charts from the Navy Hydrographical Institute, and some new names, given to morphological elements described for the first time. For more learned users, the map indicates the most relevant geological facts such as submarine canyon areas, acti ...
The Effects of Wind Forcing on Surface Currents on the Continental
... diurnal currents to be strongly surface intensified due to diurnal period wind stresses. Diurnal sea breezes have however been found to both support as well as inhibit the formation of eddies [13], [4]. Whether or not the eddies in the Perth coastal region are supported or inhibited by the local sea ...
... diurnal currents to be strongly surface intensified due to diurnal period wind stresses. Diurnal sea breezes have however been found to both support as well as inhibit the formation of eddies [13], [4]. Whether or not the eddies in the Perth coastal region are supported or inhibited by the local sea ...
NC State University Coastal and Marine Science Activities
... College of Design. Efforts in product development and targeted marketing of local seafood will continue to improve food safety and coastal economies. ...
... College of Design. Efforts in product development and targeted marketing of local seafood will continue to improve food safety and coastal economies. ...
Milky Seas: A New Science Frontier for Nighttime Visible
... the surreal nature of these experiences). Long before their scientific acknowledgement, milky seas were a well-established part of maritime folklore. Eventually they found their way into classic sea-adventure fiction novels of the mid-19th century such as Jules Verne’s “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under ...
... the surreal nature of these experiences). Long before their scientific acknowledgement, milky seas were a well-established part of maritime folklore. Eventually they found their way into classic sea-adventure fiction novels of the mid-19th century such as Jules Verne’s “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under ...
Marine Algal Toxins: Origins, Health Effects, and
... therefore are frequently associated with masBrevetoxins bind with high affinity (Kd sive fish kills. The extreme sensivity of fish to 1-50 nM) to site 5 on the voltage-dependent the Florida red tide may result from lysis of sodium channel (32). Binding to this site cells passing through the gills, w ...
... therefore are frequently associated with masBrevetoxins bind with high affinity (Kd sive fish kills. The extreme sensivity of fish to 1-50 nM) to site 5 on the voltage-dependent the Florida red tide may result from lysis of sodium channel (32). Binding to this site cells passing through the gills, w ...
Status of Marine Biodiversity of the China Seas
... fishery are briefly introduced. Besides the overexploitation of living resources (more than 12.4 million tons yielded in 2007), the major threat to the biodiversity of the China seas is environmental deterioration (pollution, coastal construction), particularly in the brackish waters of estuarine en ...
... fishery are briefly introduced. Besides the overexploitation of living resources (more than 12.4 million tons yielded in 2007), the major threat to the biodiversity of the China seas is environmental deterioration (pollution, coastal construction), particularly in the brackish waters of estuarine en ...
The Marine Mammal Center
The Marine Mammal Center is a private, non-profit U.S. organization that was established in 1975 for the purpose of rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing, marine mammals who are injured, ill, or abandoned. It was founded in Sausalito, California by Lloyd Smalley, Pat Arrigoni, and Paul Maxwell. It also serves as a center for environmental research and education regarding marine mammals, namely cetaceans (whales and dolphins) and pinnipeds (seals, fur seals, and sea lions). Marine mammal abandonment refers to maternal separation; pups that have been separated from their mother before weaning. At the Center, they receive specialized veterinary care; diagnosed, treated, rehabilitated, and ideally, released back into the wild. Animals in need of assistance are usually identified by a member of the public who has contacted the Center. These animals represent the following major species: California Sea Lion, Northern Elephant Seal, Pacific Harbor Seal, Northern Fur Seal, and the Southern Sea Otter. On a few occasions, the Marine Mammal Center has taken in Guadeloupe Fur Seals, Stellar Sea Lions, and Bottlenose/Pacific White-Sided Dolphins. The only non-mammals that the Center takes in are sea turtles.