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Total biomass estimation of large fishes is affected by underwater visual census method
Marine Ecology Progress SeriesDifferences amongst diver-based underwater visual census (UVC) methods may influence how fish assemblages are described and interpreted ecologically. Here we compared 2 common UVC protocols across 32 tropical and 10 temperate reef sites spanning Australia to assess observational biases associated with diver counts.
Tyson R Jones +5 more
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African Journal of Marine Science, 2009
Standardised sampling protocols for monitoring fish stocks are essential to assess changes in stock status and provide a means to evaluate the effectiveness of fisheries management measures, such as marine protected areas (MPAs). This study aimed to optimise two standard sampling methods, namely underwater visual census (UVC) and controlled angling ...
Bennett, RH +4 more
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Standardised sampling protocols for monitoring fish stocks are essential to assess changes in stock status and provide a means to evaluate the effectiveness of fisheries management measures, such as marine protected areas (MPAs). This study aimed to optimise two standard sampling methods, namely underwater visual census (UVC) and controlled angling ...
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Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 2013
Abstract Underwater visual census (UVC) is one of the more frequently used methods for monitoring of subtidal fish communities. However, population estimates from UVC are plagued by numerous biases that ultimately reduce the diagnostic power of the data.
A.T.F. Bernard +3 more
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Abstract Underwater visual census (UVC) is one of the more frequently used methods for monitoring of subtidal fish communities. However, population estimates from UVC are plagued by numerous biases that ultimately reduce the diagnostic power of the data.
A.T.F. Bernard +3 more
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Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 2004
Abstract Estimates of reef fish densities made by divers visually censusing 5 m wide strip transects were compared with capture–resight estimates calculated independently using data on the resighting frequencies of fish marked with colour-coded tags.
Graham J. Edgar +2 more
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Abstract Estimates of reef fish densities made by divers visually censusing 5 m wide strip transects were compared with capture–resight estimates calculated independently using data on the resighting frequencies of fish marked with colour-coded tags.
Graham J. Edgar +2 more
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Bulletin of Marine Science, 2014
Accurate, precise, and efficient underwater visual censuses (UVc) are vital for detecting and monitoring range shifts of reef fishes. The present study compared the utility of time-equivalent belt transects and Global Positioning system (GPs)-tracked roaming surveys for assessing populations of range-expanding tropical fishes off southeastern Australia.
Hayden J Beck +3 more
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Accurate, precise, and efficient underwater visual censuses (UVc) are vital for detecting and monitoring range shifts of reef fishes. The present study compared the utility of time-equivalent belt transects and Global Positioning system (GPs)-tracked roaming surveys for assessing populations of range-expanding tropical fishes off southeastern Australia.
Hayden J Beck +3 more
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UNDERWATER VISUAL CENSUS AS A RELEVANT METHOD FOR FISH MONITORING
2023Holubová, Michaela +3 more
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