Overview
- Editors:
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Jürgen Alheit
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Baltic Sea Research Institute, Rostock University, Warnemünde, Germany
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Tony J. Pitcher
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Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
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Table of contents (17 chapters)
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Front Matter
Pages i-xxii
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- Tony J. Pitcher, Jürgen Alheit
Pages 1-14
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- Andrew I. L. Payne, André E. Punt
Pages 15-47
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- Ana Gordoa, Enrique Macpherson, M. Pilar Olivar, Wolfgang Scharm
Pages 49-88
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- Ana Ramos Martos, Lourdes Fernández Peralta
Pages 89-124
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- John Casey, Javier Pereiro
Pages 125-147
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- Costas Papaconstantinou, Konstantinos I. Stergiou
Pages 149-180
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- Pere Oliver, Enric Massutí
Pages 181-202
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- Thomas E. Helser, Frank P. Almeida, Donald E. Waldron
Pages 203-237
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- Susana I. Bezzi, G. A. Verazay, C. V. Dato
Pages 239-267
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- Geoffrey A. Tingley, Lynne V. Purchase, Mark V. Bravington, Simon J. Holden
Pages 269-303
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- Marco Espino, Raúl Castillo, Flor Fernández
Pages 339-363
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- Richard D. Methot, Martin W. Dorn
Pages 389-414
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- Gregory Peters, Gilbert Sylvia, Michael Morrissey
Pages 437-449
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- Gilbert Sylvia, Enrique Bertullo, Joachim Werner
Pages 451-457
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Back Matter
Pages 459-478
About this book
The Chapman and Hall Fish and Fisheries Series occasionally includes books devoted to a single taxon of fish that are of particular interest to fish and fisheries science. All three previous books of this type (Cichlid Fishes, Cyprinid Fishes, Sea Bass) have included important material on commercial fishery exploitation, but Hake: Biology, fisheries and markets, number 15 in the Series, is the first book that focuses on a major global fishery resource. This book brings together detailed analyses of the ocean habitats, biology, ecology, assessment and management of all the hake fisheries of the world for the first time. Globally, there are ten major world fisheries for 12 species of hake on both sides of the North and the South Atlantic, the Mediterra nean, the eastern North and South Pacific and New Zealand. The book includes an overview of industrial markets and products of hake. Hake fisheries are of particular economic interest as their location spans almost a complete spectrum of industrial development from major industrial countries like USA, Canada, Spain and Italy through New Zealand, South Africa, Argentina and Chile to Morocco, Peru, Mauritania, Namibia and Angola.
Editors and Affiliations
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Baltic Sea Research Institute, Rostock University, Warnemünde, Germany
Jürgen Alheit
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Fisheries Centre, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Tony J. Pitcher