Quiz 10 Flashcards

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Density dependance in fish population

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  • also called compensation or depensation
  • difficult to measure
  • probably a principal reason why fisheries fail
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Surplus production

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-progeny in excess of replacement

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Ugly rumors

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  • S-R relationshi[s are 2 D
  • nature works on averages
  • nature wastes
  • anthropogenic mortality behaves like natural mortality
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Ugly truths

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  • S-R relationships are not 2D
  • nature does not work on averages
  • nature does not waste
  • anthropogenic sources of mortality do no behave like natural mortality
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Growth overfishing

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  • excessive harvesting of younger individuals in a population
  • results in lower mean sizes of fish caught
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Recruitment overfishing

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-excessive harvesting of the reproductive spawning stock such that there is a decline in reproduction and recruitment

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Bycatch

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-teh capture of untargeted spp other than whats being targeted

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How can gathering of primary data in fisheries be flawed

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  • inaccurate estimates of catch by observers
  • false reporting by fisheries
  • failure to include accurate data in estimates
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9
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Overcapitalization of fleeets

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  • driver of overfishing

- nations invest in building up their fishing fleet capacity`

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10
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Super trawler

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  • factory ships
  • can fish virtually anywhere
  • catch is processed and flash-frozen on board
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Types of fisheries used for fishing

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  • subsistence
  • commercial
  • recreational
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How is sport fishing regulated

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  • creel limits
  • slot limits and other size limits
  • closures
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How is commercial harvesting regulated

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  • gear restrictions
  • mesh size restrictions
  • quotas
  • closures
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14
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ITQ

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-Individual transferrable quota

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15
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TAC

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-total allowed catch

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16
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Why manage a fishery?

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  • sustainability
  • equitability
  • optimize production
  • ecosystem management
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Ecosystem-based approaches

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  • considering key physical, biological, and ecological factors
  • management to conserve entire ecosystem
  • considering the behavior of driving forces behind fisheries
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Ecopath

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-an analytical tool to determine stocks and flows of biomass in an ecosystem that supports fisheries

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PPR

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  • primary production required to support fisheries

- derived from Ecopath

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Magnuson fishery conservation and management act of 1976

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  • extended US territorial boundaries out to 200 miles
  • gave US authority sole over most of its continental shelf
  • Justification: faliure of international agreements to prevent overfishing
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Fisheries conservation zone

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-the 200 mile zone created by Magnuson fishery conservation and management act of 1976

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Magnuson-Stevens sustainable fisheries act

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  • provisions to protect aquatic habitat

- new definitions for OY and overfishing

23
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Thermal expansion

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-water expands as its heated up