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Decapod life histories and reproductive dynamics in relation to oceanography off southern Africa

, 1993
D. Pollock, R. Melville‐Smith
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Recommendations on rock lobster TACs for Tristan rock lobster Jasus tristani, at Tristan, Nightingale, Inaccessible and Gough islands for the 2025/26 season

OMPs are the agreed basis to recommend rock lobster TACs for all four islands of the Tristan da Cunha Group. The application of these OMPs using the most recent CPUE and survey data (and Vessel CPUE data in the case of Tristan) for input into the various OMP formulae result in the following TAC recommendations for the 2025/26 season:• The OMP for ...
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A size-structured model for renewable resource management, with application to resources of rock lobster in the South-East Atlantic

, 1992
M. Bergh, S. Johnston
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Development of a DNA Metabarcoding Method for the Identification of Crustaceans (<i>Malacostraca</i>) and Cephalopods (<i>Coleoidea</i>) in Processed Foods. [PDF]

Foods
Andronache J, Cichna-Markl M, Dobrovolny S, Hochegger R.   +3 more
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Differing environmental drivers of settlement across the range of southern rock lobster (Jasus edwardsii) suggest resilience of the fishery to climate change

, 2017
I. Hinojosa, C. Gardner, B. Green, A. Jeffs, Rafael I. León, A. Linnane   +5 more
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The rock-lobster Jasus tristani on Vema Seamount: Drifting buoys suggest a possible recruiting mechanism

Deep-sea Research Part A, Oceanographic Research Papers, 1981
Abstract The recruitment mechanism for rock-lobster larvae to the isolated location of Vema Seamount in the South Atlantic Ocean could occur by the drift of larvae from the distant Tristan da Cunha Islands. An analysis of the drifts of free-floating weather bouys in the area presents the first support for this long-standing hypothesis by showing that
J R E Lutjeharms
exaly   +3 more sources

A Late Phyllosoma Larva of Jasus Tristani Holthuis (Decapoda, Palinuridea)

Crustaceana, 1986
[Eine im fortgeschrittenen Entwicklungsstadium sich befindende Phyllosoma-Larve, die als zu Jaus tristani gehorig bestimmt wurde, ist in der Nahe der Insel Gough im Sudatlantik gefunden worden. Die Larve dieser Art war bisher unbekannt und wird zum ersten Mal beschrieben., Eine im fortgeschrittenen Entwicklungsstadium sich befindende Phyllosoma-Larve ...
D.G.M. Miller
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Long current to nowhere? — Genetic connectivity ofJasus tristanipopulations in the southern Atlantic Ocean

African Journal of Marine Science, 2007
S Von Der Heyden, Johan C Groeneveld, Conrad A Matthée   +2 more
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Reproductive dynamics of twoJasusspecies in the South Atlantic region

African Journal of Marine Science, 1991
P C Goosen
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Population genomic and biophysical modeling show different patterns of population connectivity in the spiny lobster Jasus frontalis inhabiting oceanic islands.

Marine Environmental Research, 2023
Knowledge about connectivity between populations is essential for the fisheries management of commercial species. The lobster Jasus frontalis inhabits two oceanic island groups, the Juan Fernández Archipelago and the Desventuradas Islands, separated by ...
Felipe Rojas, N. Rojas‐Hernández, S. Cornejo-Guzmán, Billy Ernst, B. Dewitte, Carolina Parada, David Véliz   +6 more
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