Browsing Conference and symposium contributions by Issue Date
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Technological aspects of the modern Norwegian purse seine fisheries
(Technical Conference on Fish Finding, Purse Seining and Aimed Trawling, Reykjavik (Iceland), 24-30 May 1970., Conference object, 1970) -
Torsk i fjord
(Nordiske seminar- og arbejdsrapporter;1991:504, Conference object, 1991) -
Fullskala havbeiteforsøk - laks, torsk, røye og hummer : Orientering om Fiskeridepartementes havbeiteprogram
(Nordiske seminar- og arbejdsrapporter;1991:504, Conference object, 1991) -
Torskeutsetting - norske forsøk med yngelutsetting
(Nordiske seminar- og arbejdsrapporter;1991:504, Working paper, 1991) -
Utsetting av torskeyngel - noen økologiske aspekter
(Nordiske seminar- og arbejdsrapporter;1991:504, Working paper, 1991) -
Torskeutsetting - Fra plommesekk-Iarver til yngelproduksjon
(Nordiske seminar- og arbejdsrapporter;1991:504, Working paper, 1991) -
Interrelation between environmental changes and fluctuating fish populations in the Barents Sea
(Conference object, 1991) -
Cleaning symbiosis as an alternative to chemical control of sea lice infestation of Atlantic salmon
(World Aquaculture Workshops;No. 4, Journal article, 1992) -
Eutrophication and algal growth in the North Sea. In: Symposium Mediterranean Seas 2000
(Conference object, 1993)The North Sea is a shallow shelf sea with an area of 0.6 million km^2, surrounded by densely populated land areas. The general water circulation is counter-clockwise, and an annua1 freshwater input of 400 km^3 results ... -
Effective use of carotenoids for salmon flesh pigmentation
(Eastern nutrition conference, Conference object, 1996)This presentation discuss pigmentation of Atlantic salmon in relation to factors influencing the pigment deposition and colour appearance of salmonid flesh, diet composition and dietary carotenoid level. The aim was to ... -
Maturation, spawning and egg drift of Arcto-Norwegian haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus)
(Conference object, 1997) -
Estimation of annual mortality rates for eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) in Chesapeake Bay based on box counts and application of those rates for projection of population growth of both C. virginica and the Asian oyster (C. ariakensis)
(Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2008-08)In an effort to restore the ecological role of oysters in Chesapeake Bay and the economic benefits of a commercial fishery, the states of Maryland and Virginia are considering introducing the nonnative Asian oyster ... -
Noise dose for aquatic animals: Preliminary estimates for two seismic surveys. (A)
(Conference object, 2010-03)In humans, a daily noise dose is defined and used to regulate noise exposure in the working environment. This is an integrated measure of sound intensity over the working day, typically 8 h in duration. When investigating ... -
Science dimensions of an Ecosystem Approach to Management of Biotic Ocean Resources (SEAMBOR)
(Marine Board-ESF Position Paper;14, Conference object, 2010-05) -
Noise Dose for Aquatic Animals: Preliminary Estimates for Two Seismic Surveys
(Conference object, 2010-10)Two major air-gun exposure experiments have been conducted in Norwegian waters: The Nordkappbank experiment in 1992 [Can. J. Fish. Res. Aq. Sci., 1996, Vol. 53, pp. 2238-2249] and the Vesterålen experiment in 2009 [Fisken ... -
Environmental and demographic Controls on the distribution of North East Arctic cod spawning around the Lofoten Islands
(Conference object, 2013-10)When seeking a location for spawning, fish appear to be under the influence of two groups of factors. Firstly, environmental cues such as temperature and salinity. Secondly, interactions with other individuals, like ... -
Biodiversity of dogfishes (genus Squalus) in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean - A molecular perspective
(Conference object, 2015) -
Ocorrência dos tubarões demersais ao longo da costa angolana
(Conference object, 2015) -
Updating the Antarctic krill biomass estimates for CCAMLR Subareas 48.1 to 48.4 using available data
(;WG-EMM-15/28, Research report, 2015)We present a novel index of Antarctic krill biomass in CCAMLR subareas 48.1 to 48.4, based on data from scientific nets and covering the years between 2000 and 2011. The annual biomass variation was significant (CV=73%) ... -
Deep Vision - non-extractive fish sampling for stock surveillance
(Conference object, 2015)