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Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.
capture fishery
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fishery — (plural fisheries)) 1) the catching of fish or of a particular kind of fish for commerce or sport. The total world commercial catch in 2000 was 86 million tons (presumably metric tonnes) (plural fisheries) 2) a place for catching fish (plural… … Dictionary of ichthyology
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World Fishery Production — ▪ 1999 World Fishery Production (million metric tons) 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 Inland Capture 6.588 6.382 6.253 6.661 6.908 7.379 7.553 Aquaculture 8.172 8.422 9.391 10.592 12.109 13.860 15.607 Total inland 14.760 14.804 15.644… … Universalium
demersal fishery — a fishery concentrating on the capture of demersal species … Dictionary of ichthyology
industrial fishery — a fishery directed to the capture of fish for purposes other than food for humans, e.g. animal feed, fertiliser, oil. Occasionally used for fish meant to be canned or for fishing on a large scale for food. Removes many fish from the base of the… … Dictionary of ichthyology
brushwood fishery — large piles of brushwood deposited in the water forming a habitat or hiding place for fishes. The brushwood can be hauled out en masse to capture the fishes or surrounded by nets and shaken … Dictionary of ichthyology
