Titlebook: Exploitation of Marine Communities; Report of the Dahlem R. M. May Conference proceedings 1984 Dr. S. Bernhard, Dahlem Konferenzen, Berlin

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are not being managed well, though the degree of failure is not the same for all possible objectives. Despite some spectacular failures (e.g., Peruvian anchoveta), the total landings of marine fisheries continue to increase slowly, but the economic losses through mismanagement — overcapacity with ac

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-54310-9The group resolved to interpret its terms of reference by considering the following question: “How well can contemporary fisheries science detect, measure, interpret, and predict significant changes in the . in the context of the broader span of marine ecosystems and having regard to both scientific and practical requirements?”

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Biophilia: Need for Contact with Nature,This paper considers evidence from ecological theory and observation relevant to the response of multispecies marine communities to exploitation. The problems of reversibility, multiple stable states, and the differences between complex and simple communities are reviewed.

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John Malcolm Dowling,Chin-Fang YapThe response of individuals to uncertainty is itself unpredictable. Some entrepreneurs thrive successfully in the most uncertain circumstances, and the existence of futures markets and insurance companies indicates that others are prepared to pay to avoid carrying the burden of uncertainty.

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Dynamics of Single Species,The group resolved to interpret its terms of reference by considering the following question: “How well can contemporary fisheries science detect, measure, interpret, and predict significant changes in the . in the context of the broader span of marine ecosystems and having regard to both scientific and practical requirements?”

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The Response of Multispecies Systems to Perturbations,This paper considers evidence from ecological theory and observation relevant to the response of multispecies marine communities to exploitation. The problems of reversibility, multiple stable states, and the differences between complex and simple communities are reviewed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-70157-3Communities; Meere; Meeresnutzung; SQUID; biological; dynamics; ecosystem; evolution; fish; fisheries; lake; po

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Fictions: subverting the stereotypes,ch attention from one species to another vary. The fisheries off northwest Africa are reviewed as an example of a multispecies, multi-fishery system. Examples are given of systems in other regions. The impact of having to deal with a multispecies, rather than a single-species situation, on the different stages of fishery management is discussed.