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Studies on the use of visual stimuli to control fish escape from codends. I. Laboratory studies on the effect of a black tunnel on mesh penetration

Published:1995-05 Issue:1-2 Volume:23 Page:157-164
ISSN:0165-7836
Container-title:Fisheries Research
language:en
Short-container-title:Fisheries Research

Author:

Glass C.W.,Wardle C.S.,Gosden S.J.,Racey D.N.

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Aquatic Science

Reference13 articles.

1. Escape of fish through different parts of a codend;Beverton,1963

2. Diel differences in the avoidance of three vertical profile sampling gears by herring larvae;Brander;J. Plankton Res.,1989

3. Avoidance of samplers;Clutter,1968

4. The history of plankton sampling;Fraser,1968

5. Visually mediated behavioural avoidance of towed sampling devices by larval fish: how an understanding of the properties of light underwater may be used to increase sampling efficiency;Glass,1989

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