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EUROPEAN HAKE DIET IN THE ADRIATIC SEA: A METABARCODING APPROACH
2016European hake (Merluccius merluccius), is a demersal fish distributed from the North Sea and Atlantic to the Levantine Sea in the Mediterranean. It is an important predator of deep Mediterranean upper shelf slope communities currently characterised by growth overexploitation. M. merluccius adults feed mainly on fish and squids whereas the juveniles (
RICCIONI, GIULIA +4 more
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Genetic structure and environmental heterogeneity in the European hake (Merluccius merluccius)
Molecular Ecology, 2005AbstractThis study aimed at assessing the genetic structure and the state of the stocks of the European hake (Merluccius merluccius). To this end, 15 samples were taken from the whole range of the species and analysed using allozymes. Since 11 samples were taken from the poorly studied Mediterranean Sea, the results obtained provided a complete picture
R, Cimmaruta, P, Bondanelli, G, Nascetti
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Report of the Workshop on Age estimation of European hake (WKAEH)
2010In 2008, ICES PGCCDBS recommended conducting a Workshop on Age Estimation of European Hake (WKAEH). The WKAEH took place in Vigo, (IEO) Spain, from 9 to 13th November, 2009; (Chair: C. Piñeiro (IEO, Spain), Co-chair: H. de Pontual (IFRE-MER, France). The workshop was preceded by an otolith exchange between laboratories involved in the assessment of the
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Report of the 3rd Workshop on European hake age reading
2004A series of workshops and exchanges have been conducted in the last years in order to increase the precision of age estimation of European hake (1997, 1999, 2001, 2003). The last exchange in 2003 was undertaken mainly due to uncertainty in age estimation of older fish.
Piñeiro, C. +18 more
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Monitoring of Mercury and Lead in European Hake
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No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.The food consumption rate of European hake was estimated by a bioenergetics model and compared to the consumption rate estimated by the gastric evacuation method. The bioenergetics model needs field data on growth rate, temperature regime, and gonadal production.
Riis-Vestergaard, J. +3 more
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No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.The food consumption rate of European hake was estimated by a bioenergetics model and compared to the consumption rate estimated by the gastric evacuation method. The bioenergetics model needs field data on growth rate, temperature regime, and gonadal production.
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Towards On-The-Spot Analysis: Population Proteomics of European Hake
QScience Proceedings, 2012Abstract Numerous leaders in fisheries science highlight the need for improved governance of our oceans, especially in relation to Unreported and Unregulated Fishing (IUU) activities. The global impact of the ongoing and relentless loss of fish biomass, biodiversity and fisheries income adds, not only considerable uncertainty to our ...
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