impact acadja fisheries
Impact of acadja fisheries on fish assemblages in Lake Nokoué Benin
2 juin 2021 Niyonkuru C.; Lalèyè
2 juin 2021 Niyonkuru C.; Lalèyè
Benin has a well-established tradition of fishing as fish was then caught for PA (2010) Impact of acadja fisheries on fish assemblages in Lake Nokoué ...
The lake is the largest body of water in Benin (Lalèyè et fish (Lalèyè et al. 2003). ... Impact of acadja fisheries on fish assemblages in Lake.
For this study two West African lagoons
Impact of acadja fisheries on fish assemblage in lake Nokoué Benin
Apart from fisheries another human-related threat to coastal wetlands is climate such extreme environments
Inland fisheries comprising lagoons lakes
Acadjas are selective for some ?sh species such ascichlids which represent 95 of the total numeric abundance and con-tribute about 90 of the total ?sh biomass The high densities of acad-jas could contribute to the reduction of the richness of ?sh fauna
The composition and production of fish assemblages in lakes of the northern hemisphere are shaped by large-scale processes and factors such as postglacial re-colonization geomorphology and climate
Modeling the 10-year changes of juvenile fish assemblages in Lake- Michigan near-shore water Project Report 1 Modeling the 10-year changes of juvenile fish assemblages in Lake- Michigan near-shore water Project Report Yong Cao and Sergiusz Czesny Illinois Natural History Survey University of Illinois 1 Project Summary
tors of fish assemblage (Table ) between two distinct pro-tected areas of sustainable use and an unprotected area in the Tapajós River in the Brazilian Amazon We analysed de-scriptorsoffishassemblagethathavebeennegativelyaffected by fisheries: fish biomass abundance body size richness
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Science Branch Department of Fisheries and Oceans St John’s Newfoundland Canada Abstract Five regions in insular Newfoundland Canada comprising 152 lakes were studied to identify associ- ations between species composition (presence and absence) geographical location and environmental variables