what is the second largest group of harvested species
shellfish
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Where are the best fishing grounds located
photic zone near the coast
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where are the two places where the fishing grounds are especially rich
upwellings, wide continental shelf
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Where are the two major areas that are rich in food resources
North Pole, Antarctic
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What type of fish are use by industrial fisheries (fish meal, margarine, cosmetics, paints, pet food)
clupeoid
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how are bottom dwellers caught
trawls
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how are small schools of fish caught
purse seign
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what are the most common type of clupeid fishes
anchovies, sardines, herrings, menhaden, shad
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what are the largest group of commercial fishes species
tuna
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How are tuna usually caught
longlines
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What is overfishing
when fisheries catch the exceeded quanity that keeps the population from being able to reproduce to the population will not shrink
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What is by-catch
capturing an untargeted species of fish
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what are some practices fisheries use to try to preserve the fish populations
the only harvest during a certain time of the year, regulate the age, sex, and size of fish, only certain methods can be used, reserves where no harvesting can occur
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what is an exclusive economic zone
an offshore area belonging exclusively to the geographically bordering country
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in what system is the environment is completely controlled by the farmer
closed mariculture
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What is seeding
the process of growing a species to a certain age then releasing them to enhance the natural population
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Name 4 nonliving parts of the ocean
oil, energy, minerals, water
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how can dissolved substances be removed from the ocean
distillation, reverse osmosis
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small plankton eating fishes that travel in large schools
clupeoid fishes
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bottom dwelling fish
gadoid fishes
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resources that can naturally replace harvest numbers
renewable resources
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resources that are not capable of replacing harvest numbers
nonrenewable resources
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the number of individuals in a population that can be caught without reducing the size of the population or letting it grow
sustainable yeild
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the farming and harvesting of marine aquaculture and brackish water organisms