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Genetic Data Reveal Nonlocal Juvenile Recruitment and Variable Seasonal Movement of a Highly Mobile Marine Fish Across Alaska. [PDF]

Evol Appl
Schaal SM, Larson W, Vollenweider J, Miller K, Klenz T, Maselko J, Neff D, Tobin C, McDermott S, Spies I.   +9 more
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Straley, Janice M.
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Reunion longline swordfish catch rate standardization

, 2010
Kolody, Dale, Poisson, Francois, Bourjea, Jerome   +2 more
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The value of nanocarbon contrast methylene blue based on dye-based tracer technology in sentinel lymph node biopsy for breast cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis. [PDF]

PeerJ
Xia L, Zou Z, Chong L, Wang X, Dong Z, Zhao Y.   +5 more
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Adaptation in a keystone grazer under novel predation pressure. [PDF]

Proc Biol Sci
Kontou D, Paterson AM, Favot EJ, Grooms C, Smol JP, Tanentzap AJ.   +5 more
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Basic studies of Norwegian longline gear

, 1976
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Dynamic Simulation of Pelagic Longline Retrieval

Journal of Ocean University of China, 2019
To improve fishing gear efficiency, it is important to understand the interactions among sea current, fishing vessel, line hauler, and catches during pelagic longline gear retrieval. In this study, fishing gear configuration parameters, operational parameters, and 3D ocean current data were collected from Indian Ocean.
Liming Song, Yukun Qi, Jie Li, Zhibin Shen, Xinfeng Zhang, Xi Shen   +5 more
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Dynamics of a mussel longline system

Aquacultural Engineering, 2003
Abstract The equations of the three dimensional motion of a submerged mussel longline system are formulated using Kane's formalism. The line is modelled using lumped masses and tension-only springs including structural damping. The mussel culture is modelled as lumped masses attached to the main line.
Raman-Nair, W., Colbourne, D. B.
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How fast do demersal longlines sink?

Fisheries Research, 2003
Abstract Longlines that sink fast reduce the time available to seabirds to attack baited hooks and are important in efforts to minimise seabird by-catch in longline fisheries. We measured sink rates in still seawater of longlines commonly used in the world’s demersal fisheries. Lines with integrated weight (lead cores) sank two to three times faster (
Graham Robertson, Egil Moe, Roy Haugen, Barbara Wienecke   +3 more
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