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• W1531640989 abstract "Publisher Summary The emphasis of fisheries management has changed from optimizing production to conservation and risk management over the past several years. The knowledge of the impacts of fishing on marine ecosystems has been vastly improved. It is now well-known that fishing has impacted seabed habitats, by-catch species, and overall ecosystem structure and function in many parts of world. The trophic level of global fish landings has declined, and studies have linked fishing to changes in the size structure of exploited fish assemblages, thus altering trophic interactions and pathways of energy flow. In some areas, reductions in the abundance of large predatory fish species have been substantial and recovery of depleted fish populations has been found to be slow. Size selective exploitation has led to changes in the genetic makeup of target fish populations, and by-catch mortality has affected non-target fish populations, benthos, seabirds, marine mammals, and turtles. Active fishing gears in contact with the seabed have affected benthic assemblages and habitat and discarding has provided large quantities of food to scavenging species. The increasing public awareness of environmental issues has led to the recognition that marine ecosystems provide marketable fish and shellfish and a whole range of other “goods and services” to humans, and research has documented that some of these good and services may be at risk at current levels of fishing effort." @default.
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• W1531640989 title "Chapter 12 the requirements of an ecosystem approach to fisheries management" @default.
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