CoRIS submittal for project ID# 20505-2010 coupling of passive and active acoustics to assess grouper aggregations in the TER : annual progress report for FY2010

Burton, Michael L.; Taylor, Chris

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CoRIS submittal for project ID# 20505-2010 coupling of passive and active acoustics to assess grouper aggregations in the TER : annual progress report for FY2010

Published Date:

2010

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Personal Authors:

Burton, Michael L. ; Taylor, Chris ;

Corporate Authors:

Beaufort Laboratory (U.S.)

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Description:

Project goals were to collect visual census transect data enumerating all major species of groupers in order to determine if protection of fishes via ecological reserve designation was having any effect on population numbers; to identify additional areas that were potential spawning sites for grouper aggregations, primarily black and yellowfin groupers; to deploy split beam sonar to characterize the habitat and the biomass (target strength) associated with this habitat.

Document Type:

Document

Collection(s):

National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)
Coral Reef Information System (CoRIS)

Place as Subject:

Florida ; Dry Tortugas ; Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary ;

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