World swordfish fisheries : an analysis of swordfish fisheries, market trends, and trade patterns past-present-future, volume iv. Latin America, part a. South America, section 1. Pacific segment, b. Chile

Weidner, Dennis M.; Serrano, Julio A.; Lineberger, Paul G.

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World swordfish fisheries : an analysis of swordfish fisheries, market trends, and trade patterns past-present-future, volume iv. Latin America, part a. South America, section 1. Pacific segment, b. Chile

1997
By Weidner, Dennis M. ; Serrano, Julio A. ; Lineberger, Paul G.
Series: NOAA tech. memo. NMFS-F/SPO 27

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Weidner, Dennis M. ; Serrano, Julio A. ; Lineberger, Paul G.
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United States. National Marine Fisheries Service. Office of Science and Technology.
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; OST (Office of Science and Technology)
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Chile continues to conduct the most important swordfish fishery in Latin America, despite significant reverses since the catch peaked in 1991. Swordfish, or albacora' as it is usually called in Chile, is a resource of some, but fluctuating, importance to both the country’s artisanal and commercial fishermen.
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International Cooperation Quantitative Analysis Swordfish Fisheries International Cooperation Quantitative Analysis Swordfish Fisheries
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NOAA tech. memo. NMFS-F/SPO 27
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Technical Memorandum
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Chile ; Pacific Ocean
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