1.1 Background Nearshore fish species such as Australian herring (Arripis georgianus),
tailor (Pomatomus saltatrix), whiting (Sillaginidae) and southern garfish (Hyporhamphus …

Many freshwater fish speciesin Australian river systems have declined in their range and
abundance during the last 100 years and habitat changes are frequently considered to be …

A severe scarcity of life history and population data for deep-water fishes is a major
impediment to successful fisheries management. Long-term data for non-target species and …

Recent checklists of the freshwater fish of the British Isles have included 42 native and 13
introduced species. Of the former, however, two are extinct now and eight are threatened in …

The life histories of fishes from three different ecosystems are compared and discussed with
emphasis on species that move between habitats: between estuary and sea in tropical …

The sheer diversity of reproductive and life history strategies in fishes is astonishing,
reflecting the size, shape, behaviour and life styles of about 32 000 species that swim in the …

The fish community of the Forth estuary, Scotland, has several components—estuarine
resident species, diadromus migratory species, marine and freshwater adventitious species …

Understanding the full extent of past ecological changes in human-influenced marine
systems is needed to inform present management policies, but is often hampered by the …

While every effort was made to ensure the information in this publication is accurate,
Fisheries New Zealand does not accept any responsibility or liability for error of fact …