Snapper (Chrysophrys auratus) is an important coastal fish species in New Zealand for a
variety of reasons, but the large amount of research conducted on snapper has not been …

Anecdotal data sources may constitute an important component of the information available
about an exploited species, as record keeping may not have occurred until after exploitation …

Ecosystem-based fisheries managers are increasingly seeking quantitative and spatially-
explicit information on species distributions to assist with the management of fisheries and …

Life history characteristics of snapper (Pagrus auratus) were found to vary at fine spatial
scales (less than tens of kilometres) in the sub-tropical waters of Shark Bay, Western …

The use of marine reserves as tools either for conservation or fisheries management
requires rigorous empirical evidence for the recovery of exploited species within them. 2 …

The giant ruby snapper, Etelis sp., attains the largest size of any lutjanid in the Indo-Pacific
and is one of the most valuable species harvested from deep-water fisheries along the …

Abundance and length of the highly-targeted snapper Chysophrys auratus were compared
between sites in'no take'areas (Sanctuary Zones: SZ), partial protected areas which are …

Fishing provides food, income and employment for millions of people. However, fishing has
environmental costs that threaten rare species, marine ecosystems and the sustainability of …

Most fished coastal marine teleost finfish have life histories that can be divided up into
spawning/reproduction, eggs and larval periods, a juvenile phase, and an adult phase …

The bycatch of Australia's northern prawn fishery (NPF) comprises 56 elasmobranch species
(16 families). The impact of this fishery on the sustainability of these species has not been …