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Workshop to Design an Experiment to Determine the Effects of Longline Gear Modification on Sea Turtle Bycatch Rates = Workshop para a elaboracão de uma experi{circ}encia que possa diminuir as capturas acidentais de tartarugas marinhas nos Acores : 2-4 September 1998, Horta, Azores, Portugal
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