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Research Publication No. 43
Development of trap and drop-line sampling techniques for reef fishes
D McB Williams, A J Fowler and S J Newman
Australian Institute of Marine Science
PMB No. 3 Townsville MC Qld 4810
October 1997
- COVER PAGE & VERSO
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- TABLE OF CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 109.61KB]
- SUMMARY [Adobe Acrobat Format 130.36KB]
- INTRODUCTION [Adobe Acrobat Format 142.66KB]
- METHODS [Adobe Acrobat Format 1100.38KB]
- Fish traps - design, equipment and procedure
- Sampling
- Analysis
- RESULTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 1625.27KB]
- Catch composition
- Catch variability
- Sample size and precision of variability estimates
- Power tests
- Effect of stratification
- Drop-lines vs traps
- DISCUSSION [Adobe Acrobat Format 509.57KB]
- Catch variability and sampling power
- Power analysis
- Relevance of results for the Effects of Fishing experiment
- Why use traps at all?
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 35.59KB]
- REFERENCES [Adobe Acrobat Format 244.56KB]
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