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1. GROUNDFISH SURVEY IN CCAMLR SUB-AREA 48.3 IN APRIL 2008 WITH PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF MACKEREL ICEFISH

   /08 catch that remained after the survey (1709 tonnnes) will be taken. Scenario 1, which included ... in the GYM. Two scenarios were tested, both assumed that all the 2007/08 catch that remained after the survey ...

   Meeting Document : WG-FSA-08/28 : Author(s): M.A. Collins, R.E. Mitchell, C.E. Main, J. Lawson, J. Watts, J. Slakowski, L. Featherstone and O. Rzewuski (UK)

2. Habituation to an acoustic harassment device (AHD) by killer whales depredating demersal longlines

   disappeared after successive exposures suggesting that killer whales became habituated to the AHD and may ... after successive exposures suggesting that killer whales became habituated to the AHD and may sustain ...

   Meeting Document : WG-FSA-14/P04 : Author(s): P. Tixier, N. Gasco, G. Duhamel and C. Guinet

3. Population assessment of Patagonian toothfish in Subarea 48.4 – 2011 update

   was set north of Saunders Island after consideration of oceanographic and bathymetric data ... was set north of Saunders Island after consideration of oceanographic and bathymetric data ...

   Meeting Document : WG-FSA-11/38 : Author(s): J. Roberts, R. Mitchell and R. Wakeford (United Kingdom)

4. Demersal finfish distribution, abundance and their biological characteristics in Statistical Subareas 48.1 (northern part) and 48.2 (2018–2020)

   after the first survey had been undertaken in 2016. The revised proposal is planned to run from 2018 ... the distribution, abundance and biological characteristics of Antarctic demersal fish communities after the first ...

   Meeting Document : WG-SAM-17/18 : Author(s): Delegation of Chile

5. Demersal finfish distribution, abundance and their biological characteristics in Statistical Subareas 48.1 (northern part) and 48.2 (2018–2020)

   after the first survey had been undertaken in 2016. The revised proposal is planned to run from 2018 ... the distribution, abundance and biological characteristics of Antarctic demersal fish communities after the first ...

   Meeting Document : WG-FSA-17/28 : Author(s): Delegation of Chile

6. Preliminary analysis of seabird by-catch using CCAMLR observer data

   significant were time of year (very few birds caught after April) and use of streamer lines but the effects ... significant were time of year (very few birds caught after April) and use of streamer lines but the effects ...

   Meeting Document : WG-FSA-99/28 : Author(s): D.J. Agnew and J.P. Croxall (United Kingdom)

7. THE RISKS OF NOT DECIDING TO ALLOCATE THE PRECAUTIONARY KRILL CATCH LIMIT AMONG SSMUS AND ALLOWING UNCONTROLLED EXPANSION OF THE KRILL FISHERY UP TO THE TRIGGER LEVEL

   Abstract:  After the Scientific Committee did not reach consensus and advise the Commission ... After the Scientific Committee did not reach consensus and advise the Commission on the risks ...

   Meeting Document : WG-EMM-09/12 : Author(s): G.M. Watters (USA), S. Hill (United Kingdom), J.T. Hinke (USA) and P. Trathan (United Kingdom)

8. On the problem of diurnal migrations of some fish species on the South Georgia shelf (Subarea 48.3)

   to the bottom by daylight and were not caught within the pre-bottom layer. At night (after the sunset ... to the bottom by daylight and were not caught within the pre-bottom layer. At night (after the sunset ...

   Meeting Document : WG-FSA-99/64 : Author(s): I.A. Trunov, J.A. Frolkina and M.P. Konstantinova (Russia)

9. VARIABILITY IN KRILL BIOMASS LINKS HARVESTING AND CLIMATE WARMING TO PENGUIN POPULATION CHANGES IN ANTARCTICA

   after competitors (fur seals, baleen whales, and some fishes) were nearly extirpated in the 19th to mid ... explains why populations of Adélie and chinstrap penguins increased after competitors (fur seals ...

   Meeting Document : WG-EMM-11/P1 : Author(s): W.Z. Trivelpiece, J.T. Hinke, A.K. Miller, C.S. Reiss, S.G. Trivelpiece and G.M. Watters

10. Precautionary spatial protection to facilitate the scientific study of habitats and communities under ice shelves in the context of recent, rapid, regional climate change

    , there may be consequent loss of some species or communities. Colonisation of new habitats after ice shelf ... be consequent loss of some species or communities. Colonisation of new habitats after ice shelf collapse may ...

    Meeting Document : WG-EMM-12/34 : Author(s): P.N Trathan, S.M. Grant (United Kingdom), V. Siegel and K.-H. Kock (Germany)

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