fish and fisheries

Question 1

Otolith

Answer 1

Panella 1971

Question 2

Critical period hypothesis/ aberrant drift

Answer 2

Hjort 1914

Question 3

Match-mismatch hypothesis

Answer 3

Cushing 1974-1975

Question 4

Ocean stability hypothesis

Answer 4

Lasker 1981

Question 5

Optimum Environmental Window

Answer 5

Roy 1992

Question 5

Member-Vagrant hypothesis/herring hypothesis

Answer 5

Sinclair 1988

Question 6

ELS response to temperature: variability in recruitment

Answer 6

Peppin 1991

Question 7

stage duration hypothesis

Answer 7

Houde 1989

Question 8

Criticism of stage duration hypothesis

Answer 8

Latvak 1992

Question 9

Increase adult reproductive investment

Answer 9

Hare 2014

Question 10

Cod liver linked to fecundity

Answer 10

Marshall 2000

Question 11

probability of recruitment variable at low stocks

Answer 11

Myers 2001

Question 11

Rockfish: egg lipid size influenced by condition of mother

Answer 11

Berkley 2004

Question 12

age-size structure of spawning stock

Answer 12

Trippel 1997

Question 13

Overwinter mortality: winter severtiy and growth during prev summer

Answer 13

Connor 1998

Question 13

importance of age structure: old spawners essential to maintain long term sustainability

Answer 13

Longhurst 2002

Question 14

Disentrarchus librax- wind velocity and direction: expansion of spawning grounds, and proximity

Answer 14

Beraud 2018

Question 15

Atlantic striped bass: Temp and flow of estuary juvenile recruitment

Answer 15

Martino and Houde 2010

Question 16

Cod: North Atlantic oscillation:
high temp- change in quantity and quality of copepod prey

Answer 16

Lehodey 2006

Question 17

Anchovies and Sardines: El niño- prey switch from zooplankton to copepod. sardine benefit.
anchovy: move south, move deep, move inshore

Answer 17

Lehodey 2006

Question 18

Tropical tuna: el niño- spawning range expansion, enhanced food for larvae, lower predation

Answer 18

Lehodey 2006

Question 19

RNA: DNA ratios to assess growth and nutritional condition in cod and haddock

Answer 19

Buckley 1987

Question 20

Year-class variation influenced by CUMULATIVE mortality and variability: later stages also important

Answer 20

Sissenwine 1983

Question 21

Recruitment peaks at intermediate levels of spawner biomass

Answer 21

Ricker 1954

Question 22

Recruitment reaches an asymptote and high levels of spawner biomass

Answer 22

Beverton-Holt 1957

Question 23

Recruitment increase slows at high levels of spawner biomass

Answer 23

Cushing 1971

Question 24

Density dependence likely occurs at juvenile stages: Low weight: density and replenishment greater than consumption High weight: prey density and replenishment decrease as the switch to fish Sweet spot: critical weight: density dependence likely when consumption and prey turnover are similar

Answer 24

Cowan 2000

Question 25

Concentration hypothesis: reduction in recruitment variability for organisms that juvenile stage concentrates

Answer 25

Beverton 2000

Question 26

Dampening of variability in mortality in juvenile stages

Answer 26

Beverton 2000

Question 27

Size selective mortality in plaice by carangon carangon

Answer 27

van der veer 1997

Question 28

Density dependant individual growth: intraspecific competition coupled with wave fetch and tidal range explaining variation

Answer 28

Ciotti 2013

Question 29

Intraspecific competition for shelter space by damselfish

Answer 29

Schmitt 2002

Question 30

Blue Chromis predator configuration density dependance

Answer 30

Hixon and Carr 1997

Question 31

Site-specific density dependence on recruitment variability: Holland: buffer Sweden: increase Uk: No effect

Answer 31

Van der Veer 1990

Question 32

Density independent- temperature: Atlantic Croaker 4C

Answer 32

Hare 2014

Question 33

Basin model: density-dependent habitat use

Answer 33

Mccal 1990

Question 34

Collapse of gulf of Lawrence Atlantic cod fishery

Answer 34

Jennings 2001

Question 35

Birds, mammals, and other fisheries fish affect the natural mortality of target fishery

Answer 35

Curry 2001

Question 36

Recruitment overfish: stock-recruitment relationships

Answer 36

Shephard and Cushing 1980

Question 37

Surplus model failure in Peruvian anchovy fishery: el niño effect

Answer 37

Jennings 2001

Question 38

Stock-Recruitment relationship in changing environment- harvesting can destabilize the population

Answer 38

Fogarty 1991

Question 39

Gulf of Maine catfishery collapse: recruitment failure at high temperature

Answer 39

Pershing 2015

Question 40

The potential of fishery recovery if MSY is met

Answer 40

Neuebauer 2013

Question 41

Use of coastal habitats

Answer 41

Seitz 2014

Question 42

Exploitation of Coastal Habitats

Answer 42

Halpern 2008

Question 43

Seagrass promotes growth and survival

Answer 43

Heck 2003

Question 44

Limited influence of seagrass loss on fisheries

Answer 44

Orth 1983

Question 45

Habitat quality and quantity

Answer 45

Gibson 1994

Question 46

Reefs closer to mangroves have higher recruitment

Answer 46

Mumby 2004

Question 47

Environmental conditions classify perch nursery

Answer 47

Sundblad 2014

Question 48

Nursery role hypothesis: and factors that contribute to site-specific variation in nursery value:Abiotic, Biotic, Landscape

Answer 48

Beck 2001

Question 49

Seascape nursery

Answer 49

Nagelkerken 2015

Question 50

Habitat quality as proxy for growth (oxygen on weakfish)

Answer 50

Tyler 2009

Question 51

Tracing sole to estuaries via otolith analysis

Answer 51

Tanner 2013

Question 52

Tracing age 0 and age 1 Whiting to Claude Sea

Answer 52

Burns 2020

Question 53

Year class strength has an impact on nursery habitat use in striped perch

Answer 53

Kraus 2005

Question 54

Importance of shallow water for juvenile flatfish

Answer 54

Bergman 1998

Question 55

Habitat quantity and quality linked to the distribution of sole and plaice in the North Sea

Answer 55

Rijnsdorp 1992

Question 56

Population dynamics holy bible

Answer 56

Miller and Kendall 2009