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Sea Education Association (SEA) Marine Biodiversity and Conservation program takes students on field expeditions. This data set was collected by staff and students at Sea Education Association aboard the sailing/research vessel SSV Corwith Cramer as part of an undergraduate off-campus study program “Sea Semester: Marine Biodiversity and Conservation”. The cruise track was from St. Croix, USVI to New York, NY, with a stop in Bermuda. Most of the samples were collected using nets deployed along the cruise track on a daily basis.
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The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) utilizes several sampling gears for fisheries-independent monitoring of finfish and shellfish communities. They include bag seines, trawls, gill nets and oyster dredges. TPWD uses multiple gears in a random sampling protocol, and they identify (to the lowest taxonomic unit possible) and count everything that they collect. This dataset contains bag seine data collected for the Sabine Lake bay system in Texas from 1986 to 2008. Collected data also included spatial and temporal information describing the sample location and time, collection gear information, hydrological data (e.g. dissolved oxygen, water temperature, and salinity), weather conditions, species caught,...
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The CAGES program (Comparative Assessment of Gulf Estuarine Systems) is designed to examine the differences between estuarine ecosystems and investigate why some are more productive than others. The program focuses on estuarine areas important to commercial fisheries and includes data on commercial finfish and invertebrate species, as well as other species commonly captured in trawl sampling. This Louisiana dataset is a subset of the CAGES Relational Database which is a compilation of fishery-independent data contributed by natural resource agencies of the Gulf States (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida). This data set includes data from trawls collected by the Alabama Department of Conservation...
Categories: Data;
Tags: Alabama,
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources,
Annelida,
Arnica Bay,
Bay Minette Creek, All tags...
Blakely River,
Bon Secour River,
CAGES,
CPUE,
Chickasaw Creek,
Coelenterata,
Crustacea,
Deer River,
Dog River,
East Fowl River,
Echinodermata,
Eleven Mile Creek,
Eslava Creek,
Fish River,
GIWW,
Grand Bay,
Gulf Coast,
Gulf Coast Research Laboratory,
Gulf Intercoastal Waterway,
Gulf of Mexico,
Halls Mill Creek,
Little Lagoon,
Magnolia River,
Mississippi Sound,
Mobile Bay,
Mobile River,
Mollusca,
Perdido Bay,
Porifera,
Rabbit Creek,
Tensaw River,
Theodore Industrial Canal,
Vertebrata,
Water Body,
Weeks Bay,
West Fowl River,
Wolf Bay,
Wolf Creek,
Xiphosura,
abundance,
catch per unit effort,
coastal bay,
comparative assessment of gulf estuarine systems,
crustacean,
dissolved oxygen,
distribution,
estuary,
finfish,
fisheries,
fishery independent data,
hydrographic,
hydrological,
invertebrate,
nekton,
occurrence,
salinity,
temperature,
trawl,
vertebrate, Fewer tags
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In general, ChesMMAP is fishery-independent monitoring survey that uses a large-mesh bottom trawl to sample late juvenile-to-adult fishes in the mainstem of Chesapeake Bay. This program currently provides data on relative abundance, length, weight, sex ratio, maturity, age, and trophic interactions for several important fish species that inhabit the bay seasonally.
Categories: Data;
Types: Citation,
Map Service,
OGC WFS Layer,
OGC WMS Layer,
OGC WMS Service;
Tags: Artrópode,
Chesapeake Bay, USA,
Cifozoa,
Loggerhead,
Loggerhead Sea Turtles, All tags...
Multispecies,
Multispecies Fisheries,
Multispecies Fisheries Research,
Reptiles,
Sea Turtles,
Tortuga-marina caguama,
Turtles,
aigles de mer,
anchois,
anchovies,
anglerfishes,
antozoário,
anémones de mer,
anêmona,
arthropodes,
arthropods,
ascidies,
aulopiforms,
bait shrimp,
balistes,
batrachoidiforms,
baudroies,
blood ark,
blue mussel,
bolacha da praia,
bonnethead sharks,
bony fishes,
brown shrimp,
butterfly rays,
camarón blanco,
camarón blanco norteño,
camarón café,
camarón café norteño,
camarón fijador,
camarón moreno,
camarón pardo,
camarón rosado norteño,
caravela,
cartilaginous fishes,
catfishes,
cazones,
cazones aguijones,
chabots,
channeled whelk,
cheliceriformes,
chiens de mer,
chordates,
cifozoário,
clawed lobsters,
cnidaires,
cnidarians,
cnidario,
cods,
coelenterates,
coelentérés,
colorful sea whip,
condrictes,
corais,
coral,
corals,
coraux,
cordado,
cordés,
cow-nose rays,
cowfishes,
cownose rays,
crabes,
crabes de boue,
crabs,
crayfishes,
crevette gambri,
crevette ligubam de nord,
crevette rodché,
crevette royale grise,
crevettes,
crevettes pénaéïdes,
crustaceans,
crustacés,
crustáceo,
cup animals,
cyprins,
dogfish sharks,
eagle rays,
eastern oyster,
echinoderms,
edible blue mussel,
equinoderma,
equinodermata,
esponja,
estrela do mar,
esturgeons,
esturiones,
filefishes,
flatfishes,
flounders,
flower animals,
gadiforms,
golden shrimp,
gorgônia,
grenadiers,
ground sharks,
hakes,
hammerhead sharks,
harengs,
herrings,
hidra,
hidrozoa,
hidrozoário,
homards,
hooked mussel,
horseshoe crabs,
hound sharks,
houndsharks,
hydraires,
hydralike animals,
hydroids,
hydromedusae,
hydrozoaires,
hydrozoans,
jellyfish,
jellyfishes,
knobbed whelk,
lake lamprey,
lampreas,
lampreys,
lamproie marine,
lamproies,
leatherjackets,
limandes,
lion's mane,
lobsters,
loggerhead sea turtle,
mail-cheeked fishes,
mangeurs d'hommes,
marine turtles,
meduza,
merlus,
meuniers,
minnows,
modern sea turtles,
molluscs,
mollusks,
mollusques,
molusco,
moon jelly,
morues,
mourines,
mud crabs,
mullets,
méduses,
neopterygians,
northern brown shrimp,
northern pink shrimp,
northern quahog,
northern white shrimp,
osteíceto,
ouriço do mar,
paddlefishes,
pastenagues,
pebble crabs,
peixe cartilaginoso,
peixe ósseo,
penaeid shrimps,
penaeoid shrimps,
perch-like fishes,
pink shrimp,
pipefishes,
plies,
poisson épineux,
poissons cartilagineux,
poissons osseux,
poissons plats,
poissons à nageoires rayonnées,
poissons-coffres,
poissons-globes,
poissons-scie,
porifero,
prawns,
puffers,
purple-spined sea urchin,
pólipo,
quelicerado,
queliceriforme,
raies,
raies-papillons,
rascasses,
ray-finned fishes,
rayas,
rayas gavilán,
rayas látigo,
rayas mariposa,
rays,
red shrimp,
redtail shrimp,
reptiles,
requiem sharks,
requins,
requins-marteaux,
right-handed hermit crabs,
rock crabs,
roughneck shrimp,
rubble crabs,
répteis,
salmons,
salps,
sand dollars,
sawfishes,
scoophead sharks,
scorpion fishes,
sculpins,
sea anemones,
sea lamprey,
sea nettle,
sea squirts,
sharks,
short-tailed crabs,
shrimp,
silures,
skates,
smooth dogfishes,
smooth-hounds,
soft corals,
soles,
spider crabs,
spiny dogfishes,
spiny rayed fishes,
sponges,
spoonfishes,
spotted shrimp,
squillid mantis shrimps,
sticklebacks,
stingrays,
sturgeons,
suckers,
swimming crabs,
tamburataca,
terrapins,
thecate hydroids,
tiburones gambuso,
tiburones martillo,
topes,
torpedoes,
tortoises,
tortues,
triggerfishes,
true crabs,
trunkfishes,
tubarão,
tunicates,
urocordado,
vertebrado,
vertebrates,
vertébrés,
whip-tail stingrays,
whiprays,
whiptail stingrays,
whiskery sharks,
white shrimp,
xanthidés,
água viva,
águilas marinas,
échinodermes,
écrevisses,
émissoles,
éponges, Fewer tags
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The Minerals Management Service (MMS), Alaska OCS Region funded a pilot survey in 2008 of the offshore marine fishes of the Beaufort Sea. This was the first offshore marine fish survey to have taken place since an opportunistic survey in 1977 (Frost and Lowry 1983). The overarching goal of the survey presented here is to generate a baseline against which to assess the effects of offshore development on marine fish and to provide information for designing mitigation measures. This pilot survey provided recommendations for future monitoring methods in addition to baseline data against which to compare future anthropogenic and climate impacts. Demersal fish and benthic invertebrates were assessed using standardized...
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