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Fierce

Biology and fisheries of South African Cape hakes ,,ost all-year-round, wind-induced upwelling (Shannon, 1985; Lutje-harms and Meeuwis, 1987). It is this productivity of the Benguela system that primes the rich fishery for pelagic and demersal fish off the west coast. Off the south and east coasts, which are under the influence of the warm Agulhas Cu

悶熱

Biology and fisheries of Namibian hakes , ,ry current regions in the world’s oceans. Coastal upwelling is the most important feature in such systems, in which high primary productivity supports large commercial fisheries (Cushing, 1971). Many aspects of the Benguela ecosystem have already been reviewed: description of the physical features a

Generalize

Biology and fisheries of North-west African hakes ,,graphy of Mauritanian and Senegalese waters is characterized by a marine front which shifts between Cape Blanco and Cape Roxo. This is an area with abundant pelagic and demersal fish resources. Consequently, besides the fleets of the coastal countries, foreign vessels from the USSR, Portugal and Spa

Bother

European hake , in the North-east Atlantic,to 62°N off the western coast of Norway and the waters south of Iceland. At the southern limit of its distribution the European hake is found together with other species of the same genus, . (Cadenat, 1950) and . (Doutre, 1960), although in this area M. . is the dominant species. The distribution of

內(nèi)行

Musket

Biology and fisheries of western Mediterranean hake ,,he trawl fishery in this area, worth not less than 125 million ECU per year at dockside prices. Although it has been intensively studied, some information on its biology and its state of exploitation is still lacking.

微粒

Youth Culture and Private Spaceo longer able to meet the demand for ‘whitefish meat’ after serious depletion in the 1950s and 1960s (Anon., 1990). Today, the genus . is one of the most heavily fished demersal finfish groups. Almost two million tonnes of hake are caught annually in both Northern and Southern Hemisphere Atlantic an

Fortify

Concomitant

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137377234ry current regions in the world’s oceans. Coastal upwelling is the most important feature in such systems, in which high primary productivity supports large commercial fisheries (Cushing, 1971). Many aspects of the Benguela ecosystem have already been reviewed: description of the physical features a

禍害隱伏

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-1750-1graphy of Mauritanian and Senegalese waters is characterized by a marine front which shifts between Cape Blanco and Cape Roxo. This is an area with abundant pelagic and demersal fish resources. Consequently, besides the fleets of the coastal countries, foreign vessels from the USSR, Portugal and Spa