A short note on the available information about demersal fish on the shallow part of Sofala Bank
A short note on the available information about demersal fish on the shallow part of Sofala Bank
The present information on the biomass and catch of demersal species which constitute a large part of the by-catch of the shrimp trawlers on the Sofala Bank (Mozambique), and thus seem to be more vulnerable than the pelagic stocks to an increase in effort is described. In addition, preliminary data on growth and mortality of two demersal species, Johnius belengerii and Otolithes ruber , which are frequently found in the by-catch, is presented.
shrimp fisheries, biomass, Sofala Bank, Fisheries, Otolithes ruber, by catch, demersal fisheries, Johnius belengerii, growth curves, mortality, Mozambique
shrimp fisheries, biomass, Sofala Bank, Fisheries, Otolithes ruber, by catch, demersal fisheries, Johnius belengerii, growth curves, mortality, Mozambique
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