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Watermasses, currents and tides at the Sofala Bank, November 1987 [PDF]
, 1995 The southern part of the Sofala Bank (in Mozambique) was investigated. A net of closely spaced hydrographic stations were obtained and a current meter mooring consisting of two current meters and a bottom pressure recorder was deployed. High salinity shelf water was observed near shore with a maximum salinity above 36.6 ppt.
Gammelsrød, T., Hoguane, A.M.
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Fisheries Research, 2006
The industrial shallow-water shrimp fishery at Sofala Bank whose annual average catch of 8600 t is valued at about US$ 80 million, is one of the main industries in Mozambique. The shrimps are also fished by an artisanal and semi-industrial fishery.
N Caputi
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The industrial shallow-water shrimp fishery at Sofala Bank whose annual average catch of 8600 t is valued at about US$ 80 million, is one of the main industries in Mozambique. The shrimps are also fished by an artisanal and semi-industrial fishery.
N Caputi
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Population dynamics of Penaeus indicus at Sofala Bank, Mozambique: a preliminary study [PDF]
, 1992 Contribution given during the course "Use of microcomputers for fishery research" held from 23rd February to 15th March 1988, IIP/NORAD/ICLARM, Maputo ...
Silva, C., Palha De Sousa, L.
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Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 1992
Variations in the catch of shallow water shrimp at the Sofala Bank, central Mozambique, are considered using abundance indices of Penaeus indicus by length groups. Both monthly, seasonal and year to year fluctuations are presented and related to Zambezi River runoff and rainfall.
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Variations in the catch of shallow water shrimp at the Sofala Bank, central Mozambique, are considered using abundance indices of Penaeus indicus by length groups. Both monthly, seasonal and year to year fluctuations are presented and related to Zambezi River runoff and rainfall.
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Hydrology and fish distribution at the Sofala Bank (Mozambique)
, 1984 Paper presented at the Seminário conjunto Moçambique/Norad sobre os recursos marinhos de Moçambique, 12-15 de Junho de ...
Da Silva, A.J.
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On optimal choice of delay equations to model shrimp population dynamics in Sofala Bank, Mozambique
Nonlinear Analysis: Real World Applications, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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A preliminary assessment of the scad and mackerel stocks at Sofala Bank, Mozambique [PDF]
, 1984 Scads (Decapterus russellii, D. macrosoma, Selar crumenophthalmus), Indian mackerel (Rastrelliger kanagurta) and horse mackerel (Trachurus trachurus) are the main pelagic species caught in a bottom trawl fishery at Sofala Bank and at Boa Paz. Information on catch and effort is presented together with available data on distribution, spawning, size at ...
Borges, F., Gislason, H., Sousa, M.I.
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Preliminary investigations on the population dynamics of Otolithes ruber (Sciaenidae) on Sofala Bank, Mozambique [PDF]
, 1992 Catch length-frequency data of Otolithes ruber (Schneider, 1801) obtained from the "Projecto de Pesca Experimental da RDA" on Sofala Bank, Mozambique, in 1987 were used to estimate growth parameters, mortalities and exploitation rates. The yield-and biomass-per-recruit analyses based thereon suggest that the stock is overfished.
Schultz, N.
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Environmental influences on banana shrimps of the Sofala Bank, Mozambique Channel
, 2015 The Sofala Bank in the western Mozambique Channel is an essential habitat for shallow-water penaeid shrimps. It supports an important multi-sector and -species fishery, with Fenneropenaeus indicus and Metapenaeus monoceros (banana shrimp) being the two main target species.
Malauene, Bernardino Sergio
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Report on the oceanographic investigations carried out at the Sofala Bank by the Soviet trawler "Sevastopolsky rybak" in September-December 1982 [PDF]
, 1984 In September-December 1982 a fisheries research cruise was carried out at the Sofala Bank by the SRTM "Sevastopolsky Rybak". Oceanographic investigations have been conducted in association with the fisheries research. Three coverages were made of the Sofala Bank each lasting for slightly less than three weeks.
Da Silva, A.J.
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