Marine Mammals and Fishing, Page 35 MODELING AND MAPPING TROPHIC OVERLAP BETWEEN MARINE MAMMALS AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC

The impact that fishing operations may have on marine mammals and other components of marine ecosystems is a major concern today. Fisheries, in addition to causing by-catch mortalities, affect marine mammals through direct and indirect competition for the same food sources. Our goal was to assess th...

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Main Authors: Kristin Kaschner, Reg Watson, Andrew W. Trites, Daniel Pauly
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title_short Marine Mammals and Fishing, Page 35 MODELING AND MAPPING TROPHIC OVERLAP BETWEEN MARINE MAMMALS AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC
title_full Marine Mammals and Fishing, Page 35 MODELING AND MAPPING TROPHIC OVERLAP BETWEEN MARINE MAMMALS AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC
title_fullStr Marine Mammals and Fishing, Page 35 MODELING AND MAPPING TROPHIC OVERLAP BETWEEN MARINE MAMMALS AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC
title_full_unstemmed Marine Mammals and Fishing, Page 35 MODELING AND MAPPING TROPHIC OVERLAP BETWEEN MARINE MAMMALS AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC
title_sort marine mammals and fishing, page 35 modeling and mapping trophic overlap between marine mammals and commercial fisheries in the north atlantic
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