The Tuna/Porpoise Problem : Dedicated Vessel Research Program, Summary of Research Results from the Fifth Cruise of the Dedicated Vessel, 11 November to 9 December 1978, V

Powers, Joseph E.; Butler, Richard W.; Jennings, Jacqueline G.; McLain, Rodney; Peters, Charles B.; DeBeer, John

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The Tuna/Porpoise Problem : Dedicated Vessel Research Program, Summary of Research Results from the Fifth Cruise of the Dedicated Vessel, 11 November to 9 December 1978, V

1979
By Powers, Joseph E. ; Butler, Richard W. ; Jennings, Jacqueline G. ; ...
Series: Administrative report LJ 79-20

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Powers, Joseph E. ; Butler, Richard W. ; Jennings, Jacqueline G. ; McLain, Rodney ; Peters, Charles B. ; DeBeer, John
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Southwest Fisheries Center (U.S.)
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; SWFSC (Southwest Fisheries Science Center)
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The tuna industry and the Federal Government sponsored the tuna seiner M/V Queen Mary during 1978 as a research platform for studies related to the tuna/porpoise problem. Between November 11 and December 10, 1978, the research focused on reducing porpoise mortality.
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Bycatches Common Dolphin Tuna Fisheries Common Dolphin Tuna Fisheries
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Administrative report LJ 79-20
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NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service ; NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service Southwest Fisheries Science Center
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