Comparison of bycatch species captured during daytime and nighttime: preliminary results of longline experiments carried out in the Seychelles waters | Consortium for Wildlife Bycatch Reduction

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Differences in the species composition, quantity and depth of capture for bycatch species All marketable species were caught in the 150 m layer during day and night sets.

Comparison of bycatch species captured during daytime and nighttime: preliminary results of longline experiments carried out in the Seychelles waters | Consortium for Wildlife Bycatch Reduction

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