… catch rates for either green or Kemp’s ridley turtles, perhaps due to low statistical power. There
was a significant increase in size of loggerhead turtles … Kemp’s ridley sea turtles, but there …

… , means a statistically significant increase in sea turtle capture rate of 111.9% in comparison
to “… by 80.8% in capture rates in comparison with the capture rate recorded in April. Only …

… , to evaluate catch rates and species distribution for use in management plans of coastal
fishes [29]. However, over the years, grid and area modifications have been made to reduce …

… type on pelagic longline sea turtle catch rates, anatomical hooking position … catch rates of
leatherback sea turtles (Dermochelys coriacea) and individual species of hard shelled turtles…

… turtle catch rate, in the form of number of turtles captured by a vessel during 1 year. This
procedure assumes that catch rates … new catch rate data, and for the aim of this study catch rates …

… 2004 and 2007 only catch rates in August 2005 did not … catch rates in the present study
with loggerhead catch rates in 1991 (Van Dolah et al.) suffered from low loggerhead catch rates (…

… catch rates in this study for loggerhead sea turtles that measured 55.1–75.0 cm SCLmin
indicate that catch rates for loggerhead sea turtles … rates will continue and that catch rates …

… in sea turtle catch rate (from 24.2 to 11.2 turtle captures per 24 … % decrease in the target
species catch rate (from 21.2 to 11.6 … difference in sea turtle catch rates (only one turtle captured) …

… as a primary source of turtle mortality. We reviewed the existing data on the relative impact
of longline bycatch on sea turtle populations. Although bycatch rates from individual longline …

… Catch rates and mortality varied between the … catch rate (0.030 _+ 0.002 turtles per trawl)
but the lowest mortality (10.9%); the loggerhead had a catch rate of 0.005 ___ 0.001 turtles per …