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Spatial, seasonal and inter-annual variations in the importance of the most valuable prey species for cod and haddock (macroplankton, capelin, herring, polar cod, their own juveniles,

Di- and polyaromatic hydrocarbons (NPD/PAH) have been analysed in muscle of cod and haddock caught in the North Sea at Ling Bank/Egersund Bank (reference), Tampen,

In the first experiment (Exp-1), groups of cod larvae were fed either (a) natural zooplankton, mainly copepods, increasing the size of prey as the larvae grew or (b) enriched

the eastern Skagerrak coast, respectively, but low dispersal to the Kattegat (Fig. S1, Supporting information).. western Baltic, see Fig. 1) may provide a large proportion

Sandeel has a central position in the ecosystem as prey for several important fish and whale species. The recruitment to the North Sea cod, haddock and herring stocks has been

Primary fishery for the vessel must be longline targeting cod, haddock, ling, tusk, Greenland halibut and wolffish Two vessels fishing directly saithe with gillnet both north and

In Norway, this type of research enjoyed growing support in the 1970 s, since when continuous efforts have been made to enhance fish capture technology in the commercial fisheries,

• Calculations based on average cod, haddock and shrimp prices 2004 and using varying future catch expectancies from ”saved” juveniles, indicates following by-catch criteria:. •