Titlebook: Eels and Humans; Katsumi Tsukamoto,Mari Kuroki Book 2014 Springer Japan 2014 Conservation.Cuisine.Eel.Fisheries.Legends.marine and freshwa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-62201-4There are two species of freshwater eel in Korea (Kim et al. 2005): the Japanese eel (.) and the giant mottled eel (.). Their general distribution is compared with sea surface temperature during the glass-eel migration in Fig. 7.1 (left).

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Eels and the Korean People,There are two species of freshwater eel in Korea (Kim et al. 2005): the Japanese eel (.) and the giant mottled eel (.). Their general distribution is compared with sea surface temperature during the glass-eel migration in Fig. 7.1 (left).

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Eels in China: Species, Fisheries, Stock Management and Culture,mmercially or in aquaculture (especially the Japanese eel). This chapter focuses, as do the other chapters in this book, on the catadromous Japanese eel, but because of the importance of all eel species to Chinese people, information is provided on the other species too.

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China’s Labor Market in the Transitioningdom, which has the second longest coastline in Europe, eels are found in almost all rivers and lakes; their ability to leave the water and move across damp ground even allows them to colonize lakes and reservoirs that are not connected to a flowing waterway. Eels are an important part of the fres

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-2883-1e, knows something about eels. In fact, the eel was once one of the country’s most important food fish, and Denmark itself was one of the main European nations fishing it, partly because of the seasonal abundance of migrating silver eels leaving the Baltic Sea through the narrow Straits of Denmark.

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Chinese Marketing and Management Scalesphic dimension alone, the respective positions of France and Japan were symmetrical, because they were at either end of the Eurasian landmass. However, in terms of the cultural dimension, the two display an inverse symmetry (Lévi-Strauss 1988). The 2011 meeting in Tokyo on eels, and especially this