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1. e-sc-iv-a4.pdf

   ... 310,604 VII–XII 101,558 92,496 101,558 1971 I–VI 9,062 VII–XII 11,800 2,738 2,738 2,738 1972 ... 6.5 1959 10.1 (at 11) 1967 5.6 1975 6.6 1960 15.6 (at 10) 1968 3.1 1976 4.6 1961 19.8 (at 9) 1969 ... 3.4 1977 2.0 1962 21.6 (at 8) 1970 5.2 1978 0.7 1963 20.0 (at 7) 1971 6.1 1979 (0.3) 1964 20.3 ... (at 6) 1972 6.1 1980 (0.04) 1965 16.2 (at 5) 1973 6.8 As indicated by the brackets, the estimates ... –XII 11,800 2,738 2,738 2,738 1972 I–VI NIL NIL VII–XII NIL 5. For many of the earlier years ... Nos Y/c Nos 1958 6.5 (at 12) 1966 10.6 (at 4) 1974 6.5 1959 10.1 (at 11) 1967 5.6 1975 6.6 1960 ... 15.6 (at 10) 1968 3.1 1976 4.6 1961 19.8 (at 9) 1969 3.4 1977 2.0 1962 21.6 (at 8) 1970 5.2 1978 0.7 ... 1963 20.0 (at 7) 1971 6.1 1979 (0.3) 1964 20.3 (at 6) 1972 6.1 1980 (0.04) 1965 16.2 (at 5) 1973 6.8 application/pdf attached to:WG-FSA-85

   Meeting Report : WG-FSA-85

2. e-sc-v-a4.pdf

   ... 399704 – – – – – – 1971 – – 113713 – 113713 – – – 99091 99091 – – 1972 – – 3351 – 3351 – – – 219552 ... S. Georgia N. gibberifrons S. Orkney 1959 10077 (11 years old in 1970) 1960 15670 (10 years old ... in 1970) 1961 19853 (9 years old in 1970) 1962 21671 (8 years old in 1970) 1963 20097 (7 years ... ) 1970 6410 (2 years old in 1972) 1748.0 (9 years old in 1979) 1971 8094 (2 years old in 1973) 3091.3 ... years old in 1970) 1960 15670 (10 years old in 1970) 1961 19853 (9 years old in 1970) 1962 ... – – – 99091 99091 – – 1972 – – 3351 – 3351 – – – 219552 219552 – – 1973 – – 2995 – 2995 – – – 32685 32685 ... years old in 1971) 816.9 (10 years old in 1979) 1970 6410 (2 years old in 1972) 1748.0 (9 years old in ... 1979) 1971 8094 (2 years old in 1973) 3091.3 (8 years old in 1979) 1972 8357 (2 years old in 1974 application/pdf attached to:WG-FSA-86

   Meeting Report : WG-FSA-86

3. e-sc-xviii-a4.pdf

   ... sampled survey areas was low (11.1 gm-2 in the western box and 12.0 gm-2 in the eastern box) relative ... , foraging trip duration and chick fledging weights were all average to good. This re-affirmed the findings ... , 48.2 and 48.3. 4.9 WG-EMM-99/25 examined foraging location data, trip duration, chick meal size, chick ... were considered normal, but adults made fewer trips to sea. The pattern in 1998/99, in part ... sampled survey areas was low (11.1 gm-2 in the western box and 12.0 gm-2 in the eastern box) relative to ... Subareas 48.1, 48.2 and 48.3. 4.9 WG-EMM-99/25 examined foraging location data, trip duration, chick meal ... were presented, but there appeared to be no differences in foraging trip duration between 1994/95 and application/pdf attached to:WG-EMM-99

   Meeting Report : WG-EMM-99

4. e-sc-xii-a6.pdf

   ... and Survival in Black-browed Albatross Method C1 - Duration of Foraging Trips by Female Antarctic ... - Duration of Foraging Trip Method A6 - Breeding Success Method A7 - Chick Weight at Fledging ... 2 Standard Methods for Fur Seals Method C1 - Duration of Foraging Trips by Females Method C2 - Pup ... of Foraging Trips by Female Antarctic Fur Seals 4.8 Dr Croxall noted that WG-CEMP-93/10 included data ... that measurement of foraging trip duration is a particularly valuable part of the CEMP suite of ... Variables that might be relevant in a consideration of potential indices include duration of foraging trip ... on several consecutive trips during chick rearing increased foraging trip duration and reduced application/pdf attached to:WG-CEMP-93

   Meeting Report : WG-CEMP-93

5. e-sc-xxi-a4-appD.pdf

   ... recaptured with their pups after one to three trips to remove all instruments; the mother and pup were ... to the north of South Georgia: 213 (i) a main eastern fishing ground, which is well pronounced during ... eastern fishing ground, which can be observed only in the April–June quarter and was observed in only two ... these analyses: (i) eastern South Georgia – east of 37.5°E; (ii) western South Georgia – west of 37.5°E; (iii ... are three clearly identifiable areas to the north of South Georgia: 213 (i) a main eastern ... quarters in this fishing period; (ii) a small eastern fishing ground, which can be observed only in the ... agreed that the following fishing grounds could be identified from these analyses: (i) eastern South ... oceanography of the region (WG-EMM-02/63 Rev. 1), such that: (i) catches in the eastern fishing ground application/pdf attached to:WSSMUPU-02

   Meeting Report : WSSMUPU-02

6. e-sc-xvii-a4-appD.pdf

   ... – with EN1+2 from the Eastern Pacific, EN3 from the Central Pacific and EN4 from the Western Pacific. 3.5 Dr ... at the eastern end of South Georgia were generally higher than those estimated for the western end of the island ... distributions have been weighted by the acoustically determined density of krill for the eastern and western ... a minimum around Bird Island in 1991 and 1994 and at the eastern end there were minimums in 1991 and 1993 ... EN1+2 from the Eastern Pacific, EN3 from the Central Pacific and EN4 from the Western Pacific. 3.5 Dr ... indicated that acoustic densities at the eastern end of South Georgia were generally higher than those ... acoustically determined density of krill for the eastern and western ends of South Georgia. Such a technique ... around Bird Island in 1991 and 1994 and at the eastern end there were minimums in 1991 and 1993. These application/pdf attached to:WS-AREA 48-98

   Meeting Report : WS-AREA 48-98

7. e-sc-xi.pdf

   ... , Poland, who died on 3 March 1992 after a long illness. Wieslaw made great individual contributions ... when he died, he had an outstanding career in Antarctic research ... in the middle of the range (for example, at the scale of subareas) since management decisions are currently ... , Poland, who died on 3 March 1992 after a long illness. Wieslaw made great individual contributions to ... only 41 when he died, he had an outstanding career in Antarctic research ... considering a spatial scale in the middle of the range (for example, at the scale of subareas) since application/pdf attached to:SC-CAMLR-XI

   Meeting Report : SC-CAMLR-XI

8. e-sc-xvi-a4-appD.pdf

   ... not collected due to biological circumstances, for example the animals in question died during the course ... average conditions for the predator. For this reason, the sign of the transformed fur seal foraging trip ... and bouts of dives, is to examine the cumulative time spent submerged during a foraging trip in relation ... that the data consists of records for individual foraging trips and that these are from different animals ... . For this reason, the sign of the transformed fur seal foraging trip duration was reversed. The ... submerged during a foraging trip in relation to cumulative time spent at sea. The slope of this ... animals in question died during the course of the season (e.g. death of chicks 11 before fledging as ... return from a foraging trip, is not observed before the end of the period available for observation application/pdf attached to:WG-EMM-Stats-97

   Meeting Report : WG-EMM-Stats-97

9. e-sc-xxii-a4-appD.pdf

   ... data contain too many levels of variation to be useful indices. For example, foraging trip duration ... in foraging trip duration is not preserved, it is possible that an index which is developed from combined ... variability is greater than the interannual variability in foraging trip duration. In general, identifying ... trip duration) and A6c (breeding success) for Adélie penguins at a number of CEMP sites. An upper ... example, foraging trip duration is dependent on the immediate energetic requirements of an individual ... animal. If individual variability in foraging trip duration is not preserved, it is possible that an ... foraging trip duration. In general, identifying the sources of variability in CEMP indices can illustrate ... (breeding population size), A5a (mean foraging trip duration) and A6c (breeding success) for Adélie application/pdf attached to:CEMP-REVIEW-WS-03

   Meeting Report : CEMP-REVIEW-WS-03

10. e-sc-xvii-a4.pdf

    ... of Foraging Trips ........................................................ 149 A6 – Penguin Breeding Success ... was higher at the eastern end of the island. 4.8 WS-Area48-98/11 presented a comparison of acoustic krill ... Island, Livingston Island, South Orkneys, western end of South Georgia and eastern end of South Georgia ... at South Georgia occurred at the eastern end of the island in 1991 and 1993 while it was low at the western ... ends of South Georgia were calculated. In four of these years the density was higher at the eastern ... Georgia and eastern end of South Georgia. (ii) CPUE at Livingston Island and Elephant Island were similar ... . (iii) Low CPUE for the winter fishery at South Georgia occurred at the eastern end of the island in ... for consideration. 5.6 Foraging trip duration in male and female macaroni penguins at Bouvet Island application/pdf attached to:WG-EMM-98

    Meeting Report : WG-EMM-98

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