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Atlantic mackerel and Horse mackerel egg survey 2016: Dutch participation on board FV Atlantic Lady: May [PDF]
From 10 till 25 May 2016 IMARES carried out a mackerel and horse mackerel egg survey on board the FV Atlantic Lady. This survey was part of the international mackerel and horse mackerel egg survey coordinated by ICES. The Redersvereniging voor de Zeevisserij (RVZ) asked IMARES to carry out this survey.
van Damme, C.J.G., Damme, C.J.G., van
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Atlantic mackerel and horse mackerel egg survey 2013: Dutch participation [PDF]
In 2013 the international Atlantic mackerel and horse mackerel egg survey was performed. This year the entire spawning area was sampled by 10 institutes from 9 different countries: Faeröer Islands, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Portugal, Scotland, Spain and The Netherlands.
van Damme, C.J.G., Damme, C.J.G., van
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Atlantic mackerel and horse mackerel egg survey: Dutch participation May and June 2010 [PDF]
Every three years an international Atlantic survey is carried out by different European institutes to monitor the spatial and seasonal distribution of Atlantic mackerel and horse mackerel. During this survey mackerel and horse mackerel eggs are sampled using a plankton torpedo or bongo nets. The survey covers the whole spawning area and season.
van Damme, C.J.G., Bakker, C.
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Abstract International monitoring of Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus) and Atlantic horse mackerel (Trachurus trachurus), two commercial and ecologically epipelagic fish species in the North Atlantic, is currently done inconsistently. Depending on the country and institute, the length of a specimen is measured as either ‘Fork Length’, ‘Pinched ...
Flemming Thorbjørn Hansen +4 more
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Species acclimatization pathways: Latitudinal shifts and timing adjustments to track ocean warming
Poleward distributional shifts and phenological adjustments are universal ecological responses to ocean warming. Though they are commonly addressed as independent processes, phenology usually depends on the latitudinal location where an organism lives ...
Guillem Chust +3 more
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PRESENCE OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN IMPORTED FROZEN FISH [PDF]
45 random samples of imported frozen fish were collected from Al-Gharbiah markets, Egypt. The collected samples were represented by Synodus Saurus (Saurus), Trachurus trachurus (Atlantic-Horse Mackerel) and Scomber scombrus (Mackerel) fish, (15 of each).
Ibrahim I. Al-Hawary +2 more
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Atlantic mackerel or Amalamaq (Scomber scombrus) has been subject to diverse fishing pressures in Atlantic Canada for commercial, bait, recreational, and Indigenous food-social-ceremonial (FSC) fisheries, resulting in its substantial social and cultural ...
Kayla M. Hamelin +4 more
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Preparatory selection of sterilization regime for canned Natural Atlantic Mackerel with oil based on developed mathematical models of the process [PDF]
Definition of preparatory parameters for sterilization regime of canned "Natural Atlantic Mackerel with Oil" is the aim of current study. PRSC software developed at the department of automation and computer engineering is used for preparatory selection ...
Maslov A. A. +3 more
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Second Workshop on Atlantic Chub Mackerel (Scomber colias) [PDF]
The Atlantic chub mackerel Scomber colias has become an increasingly important commercial species in the European Atlantic waters in the last 10–15 years, probably through an expansion process from NW African waters and due to market needs.
Silva, A. (Alexandra) +50 more
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First identification of mycobacteriosis in Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus)
AbstractMycobacterium infection in fish is a well‐known disease problem globally, mainly in the farming of ornamental fish or fish for food. Less is known about the prevalence, distribution and the effects such infections have on wild fish species. Presumptive mycobacteriosis has previously been observed in Atlantic mackerel (Scomber scombrus).
Nina Sandlund +2 more
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