A. Bjørge
Comparative habitat use and foraging behaviour of har bo ur seals and gre y seals in western Norway Population development of harbour seals in the Wadden Sea after the 1988 virus epizootic
Marine mammals stranded on the north and northwest coast of Spain in 1994
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Diets of sperm whales stranded in Scotland
Diets of small cetaceans stranded in Scotland 1993-1995
Cetacean trophic interactions off the northeast USA inferred from spatial and temporal co-distribution pattems
A cooperative study of North Atlantic harbor porpoise population structure
Records of cetaceans stranded on the Canary Islands coast from 1992 to 1994
The distribution and abundance of harbour porpoises and other small cetaceans in the North Sea and adjacent waters
Diets of small cetaceans stranded on the Galician coast (NW Spain)
Variation in stomach temperature as indicator of meal size in harbour seal, p hoc a vitulina?
Diet composition and trophic levels of manne mammals
Food of Harp Seals (Phoca groenlandica Erxleben, 1777) in Icelandic Waters, in the period of 1990-1994 Occurrences of Bearded Seals (Erignathus barbatus Erxleben, 1777) and ringed seal (Phoca hispida Schreber, 1775) in Icelandic Waters, in the period 1990-1994, with notes on their food
Occurrence of Hooded Seals ( Cystophora cistata Erxleben, 1777) in Icelandic Waters, in the period 1989-1994
Occurrences of Harp Seals (Phoca groenlandica Erxleben, l 777) in Icelandic Waters, in the period 1990-1994
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N:19 Ref. H, L T. Haug et al.
N:20 I. Martinez et al.
N:21 K-H Kock and H. Benke
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Food ofHooded Seals (Cystophora cristata Erxleben, 1777) Caught in Icelandic Waters, in the period 1990-1994
Diet and food availability for Northeast Atlantic minke whale Balaenoptera acutorostrata
Typing of Northeast Atlantic Balaenoptera acutorostrata, amplification of polymorphic DNA
minke by
whales, arbitrary On the by-catch of harbour porpoise (Phocoena phocoena) in German fisheries in the Baltic and the North Sea
List of publications of interest to the Marine Mammals Committee
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MINI-SYMPOSIUM: ARCTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC PROCESSES (MINI)
S.V. Semovski et al. Norwegian Sea ecosystem studies
The Arctic Oceans Nordic Seas thermo-haline system A synopsis of the biomass distribution of energetics of the pelagic ecosystem in the Barents Sea
Estimates of fluxes of Caesium-13 7 in north em waters from recent measurements
Transport of contaminants by Arctic Sea lee
Episodic formation of intermediate water along the Greenland Sea arctic front
Timing of deep convection m the Greenland and Iceland Seas
Arctic monitoring and assessment programme (AMAP). Assessment of the pol1ution in the whole Arctic area.
Contaminants in the Barents Sea ecosystem Water fluxes through the Barents Sea
Distribution and sedimentation of radionuclides m the Barents Sea
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Variations in hydrochemical conditions in the Barents and Northeastern Norwegian Seas caused by climate
Role of oceanographic conditions in Arcto-Norwegian cod recruitment dynamics
Seasonal dynamics of primary production in the Barents Sea
Convective formation and export of water masses in Arctic shelves
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THEME SESSION ON BALLAST WATER: ECOLOGICAL AND FISHERIES IMPLICATIONS (O)
D. Minchin and J. Sheehan I. Laing
K. Hayes
R.E. Thresher and R.B. Martin
D. Gauthier G. Hallegraeff B. Hayden
H. Gollamudi and A. Randall
The significance of ballast water in the introduction of exotic marine organisms to Cork Harbour, Ireland Ballast water discharge into coastal waters of England and Wales
Ecological risk assessment for ballast water introductions
Reducing the impact of ship-borne marine introductions: focal objectives and development of Australia's new centre for research on introduced marine pests
A synopsis of the Canadian situation relating to the introduction of unwanted aquatic organisms by ballast waters
Ballast water and mariculture in coastal areas growing concerns about potential conflicts
US Research program in ballast water invasions:
monitoring and experimental studies in Chesapeake Bay
Provisions of the control and management of ballast water to minimize the transfer of harmful aquatic organisms and pathogens
Concem for the introduction of exotic phytoplankton via ballast water into mariculture sites on Canada's east coast
Dinoflagellate resting cysts and ballast water discharges in Scottish ports
Ballast water: Its impact can be managed
The possible methods to prevent transference of harmful plankton by ship's ballast water
Non-indigenous organisms introduced via ship's into German waters
Ballast water management - an integrated approach Transport of toxic dinoflagellates via ships' ballast water
A New Zealand perspective on ballast water
Policy incentives to prevent introduction of non-indigenous species via shipping
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THEME SESSION ON CAUSES OF OBSERVED VARIATIONS IN FISH GROWTH (P)
N .L. Schackell et al.
J. Schou Christiansen V .K. Ozhigin et al.
M.S. Shevelev M.V. Kovtsova
Cod (Gadus morhua) growth between 1956 and 1966 compared to growth between 1978 to 1985, on the Scotian Shelf and adjacent areas
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Variation in the growth of sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) in the Northeast Pacific Ocean
The influence of environmental temperature on growth and conversion efficiency in fish
Growth of capelin in relation to zooplankton biomass in the Barents Sea
Seasonal uncoupling of otolith and somatic growth in South African pilchard (Sardinops Sagax) and its applications
Potential bias in growth rate measurements associated with differential mortality of cod in poor condition: the case of cod in the Northern Gulf of St.
Lawrence Withdrawn
Food consumption and growth rate variations in male and female polar cod (Boreogadus saida)
Growth of Arcto-Norwegian cod in dependence of environmental conditions and feeding
Regularities of spotted wolffish (Anarhichas minor Olafsen) growth
Changes in growth and maturation of the Barents Sea plaice (Pleuronectes platessa L.) in 70s-90s
C. Clemmesen and T. Doan Does the otolith structure reflect the nutritional condition of a fish larva? - a comparison of otolith structure and biochemical index (RNA/DNA ratio) determined on cod larvae
P .A. Shelton et al. Factors influencing weight at age of cod off eastern Newfoundland (NAFO Divisions 2J+3KL)
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THEME SESSION ON INTERMEDIATE-SCALE PHYSICAL PROCESSES AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE TRANSPORT AND FOOD ENVIRONMENT OF FISH (Q)
Q:3
J.Laanemets et al.
J.E. Beyer
AJ Hermann et al.
S. Kim ura et al.
N.V. Mukhina et al.
D.G. Reid et al.
C.D. Maravelias and D.G. Reid
N. Bailey et al.
P.J.S. Franks
Larval feeding and survival: the role of turbulence Hydrographic variablity in the southern North Sea and its effect on the fish community
Fate of coral and fish larvae around coral reefs The influence of hydrographic processes on plankton distribution and production in the Bon1holm Basin, Baltic Sea
The tidal front and eddy in Osaka Bay: Its implication for distribution and survival of fish larvae Spawning of Ca/anus finmarchius related to meso-scale environmental structures in Norwegian shelf break front
Fine scale intrusions: one link in the chain of nutrient transport
Functional heterogeneity: using the interrupted poisson process .OPP) model unit in addressing how food aggregation may affect fish ration
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Interannual variability of mesoscale eddies and patchiness of young walleye pollock as inferred from a spatially explicit, individual-based model
Biological productivity of meso-scale eddies caused by frontal disturbances in the Kuroshio
The influence of the oceanographic fields on the abundance of Sebastes mentella and cod at the early life history
Cross-shelf processes north of Scotland in relation to the southerly migration of western mackerel
Spatial relationships between herring, plankton and oceanographic conditions in the North Sea (ICES Div. IVa)
The influence of hydrographic factors on Nephrops distribution and biology
New models for the exploration of biological processes at fronts
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G. Harding et al.
L.S. Incze et al.
Studies on the effect of the frontal zone on the Northern face of Georges Bank, Gulf of Maine, on larvallobster and plankton distribution
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Turbulence-modified profiles of feeding conditions for larval cod (Gadhus Morhua) on Georges Bank during spring
B. MacKenzie and M. St. John Patchiness of plankton and abiotic variables: at what scales and turbulence levels do distributions differ?
P. Munk
E. SvendsØn et al.
F.E. Werner et al.
T. Osbom
The concentration of larval cod and its prey in the zone of a hydrographic front
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Drift pattems of spring spawned herring larvae (Clupea harengus L.) along the Norwegian shelf Larval trophodynamics, turbulence, and drift on Georges Bank: resolving the differences between cod and haddock
Is scale a path to the holy grail?
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THEME SESSION ON MARICULTURE: UNDERSTANDING ENVIRONMENT AL INTERACTIONS (R)
M. Heral et al.
M Heral and C. Bacher
A.B. Karasev et al.
P .A. Gillibrand and W .R.
Turrell
K. Veitola et al.
W.Silvert A. Ervik et al.
H. Rosenthal B. O'Connor I.A. Govorin
Benthic effects of biodeposition of oyster culture in mesotidal estuarine conditions
Biological requirements of shellfish culture:
physiological demand and trophic capacity of coastal ecosystems
Salmon rivers of the Kola Peninsula. Salmon lice (Lepiotheirus salmonis Krøyer) on Atlantic sal mon (Salmo salar L.) from the Varzuga River
Modelling the environmental impact of new and existing fish farms in Scottish sea lochs
Evalution of environmentally sustainable aquaculture by decision analysis
Modell ing environmental interactions of mariculture Regulation of environmnetal effects of mariculture in Norway
Strategi c Planning Workshop
Studies on Sea Lice Larvae Lepeophtheirus salmonis Krøyer on the West Coast of Ire land
The effect of musse l mariculture on the quality of the marine environment: sanitary-bacteriological aspects
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THEME SESSION ON MPROVING THE LINK BETWEEN FISHERIES SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT Il: CAN WE MANAGE FISHERIES BY TECHNICAL MEASURES ALONE? (S)
S:l D. Ralph Matthews
Devolved fisheries management systems: A discussion on implementation of alternative fisheries co-management models in Denmark
Effectiveness of three technical measures in the management of the British Columbia rockfish trawl fishery
The role of fishing organizations in the managment of fisheries: traditional and industrial organizations Mere ana:rchy?: Canada's "Turbot War" as constructed management
K. Nedreaas et al. Biological and economic implications of a multi-gear fishery for Greenland halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides)
V. Marin Beyond technical measure, the problem of agents coordination
M.S. Motzfeldt and P.G. Madsen Employment impact assessment in fishing dependent regiOns
A.I.L. Payne and K.L. Cochrane How management and science are trying to develop fisheries policy in South Africa
J .P. Hill is and R. Arnason Why fisheries cannot be managed by technical measures alone: a comparison of selected fisheries inside and outside the European Union
D.E. Lane and R.L. Stephenson K.M. Sokolov
P.C. Young
H. Frost and N. Vestergaard H. Frost et al.
S. Christensen S. des Clers et al.
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Matching technical measures with multiple objectives through co-management
Restriction of y o ung fish by-catches as o ne of fishery management measures
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Australia's northern prawn fishery - a case study for the use of jurisdictional, economic and biological input control measures to ensure sustainability
An operational approach to assess effort regulation, subject to different management objectives
The impact of the EU decommissioning scheme with particular respect to Denmark and the Netherlands A bioeconomic evaluation of management strategies in the Greenland shrimp fishery
Technical measures can work if effort is controlled
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S:20 A.R. Couper
Overcapacity and economic performance a methodology for estimating the benefits of fishing fleet structural adjustment
Territorial and property rights as a bassis for community-oriented management within the CEP
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THEME SESSION ON CONSEQUENCES OF MANIPULATION/MANAGEMENT OF NUTRIENT FLUXES ON NUTRIENT-FOODWEB INTERACTIONS (T)
E. Sakshaug et al.
K. Nitschke
S. Beddig et al.
A. Jarre-Teichmann
U. Sommer
K-J Hesse et al.
T.C. Prins et al ..
V. Escaravage et al ..
Maricult research programme: fertilising the sea to harvest more
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Biomass and quantitative investigations of the macrobenthos in two localities in the Limfjord, Denmark: shortterm effects of oxygen depletion m relation to depth distribution
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Nitrogen Fluxes in the German Bight
Seasonal mass-balance models of carbon flow in the central Baltic Sea with emphasis on the upper trophic levels
Eutrophication related changes in phytoplankton species composition: is there a role of nutrient competition?
Nutrient-phytoplankton relations m the German Wadden Sea
The effects of top-down control on nutrient-phytoplankton relations: results from mesocosm experiments
The response of phytoplankton communities to n-input reduction results from mesocosm experiments
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JOINT SESSION ON IMPROVING SPECIES SELECTIVITY IN MIXED SPECIES FISHERIES (B+G+H+J+K)
B+G+H+ J+K: l
B+G+H+ J+K:2
B+G+H+J+K:3
B+G+H+J+K:S
B+G+H+J+K:6
A. Engås and C.W. West
D. Wileman
C.S. Wardle
J. Robertson and A.M. Shanks
B. van Marlen
W. Weber
W. Weber
Development of a species-selective trawl for demersal gadoid fisheries
Review of the progress made in Denmark in the development of species selective gears
A review of fish behaviour in relation to species separation and selectivity in mixed fisheries
Experiments with rigid grids in the Nephrops and whitefish trawl fisheries
Recent developments in selective mid-water trawling EC-project TE-3-613 (SELMITRA) Estimation of cod discards caused by the fishery on roundfish in the German Bight 1982-1994
Discarding practices by the main fisheries in the German Bight
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ACFM- ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON FISHERY MANAGEMENT Agenda ACFM Consultations at the 1995 Annual Science Conference
ASSESSMENT WORKING GROUP REPORTS - 1995
Working Group on the Assessment ofNorthern ShelfDemersal Stocks
Working Group on the Assessment of Mackerel, Horse Mackerel, Sardine and Anchovy
Arctic Fisheries Working Group
Study Gro up on the Biology and Assessment of Deep-Sea Fisheries Resources Working Group on the Assessment of Norway Pout and Sandeel
W ork ing Gro up on the Assessment of South em Shelf Demersal Stocks Blue Whiting Working Group
Working Group on Assessment of Demersal Stocks in the North Sea and Skagerrak
Atlanto-Scandian Herring and Capelin Working Group
Planning Gro up on Multispecies Assessments of Bo real Systems Working Gro up on Methods of Fish Stock Assessment
Working Group on Nephrops Stocks
Herring Assessment Working Gro up for the Area South of 62°N Working Group on North Atlantic Salmon
Working Group on Long-Term Management Measures Baltic Salmon and Trout Assessment Working Group
Study Group on Data Preparation for the Assessments of Demersal and Pelagic Stocks in the Baltic
Working Gro up on the Assessment of Demersal and Pelagic Stocks in the Bal ti c North-Western Working Group
ICES/NAFO Working Group on Harp and Hooded Seals
Study Gro up on the Biology and Assessment of Deep-Sea Fisheries Resources
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ENV- ENVIRONMENT-RELATED WORKING GROUP REPORTS Steering Gro up on Processes of Pollutant Transfer and Effects on Biota
Joint Meeting of the Working Gro up on Marine Sediments in Relation to Pollution and the W orking Gro up on Biological Effects of Contaminants
Working Gro up on Biological Effects of Contaminants W orking Gro up on Marine Sediments in Relation to Poll uti on
Working Group on Environmental Assessment and Monitoring Strategies Workshop on Metals in Estuaries (No meeting held)
Joint Meeting of the Working Group on Environmental Assessment and Monitoring Strategi es and the W orking Gro up on Statistical Aspects of Environmental Monitoring
Marine Chemistry Working Group
Working Group on Introductions and Transfers of Marine Organ i sms
ICES/HELCOM Workshop on Tempora! Trend Assessment of Data on Contaminants in Biota from the Baltic Sea
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Working Gro up on Ecosystem Effects of Fishing Activities
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