1979
DOI: 10.1590/1809-43921979094s109
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A situação da pesca na Amazônia Central

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“…It should be noted, however, that these gillnets do exclude juveniles and small‐bodied fishes. Small fishes have in earlier studies been noted as especially abundant among the roots of floating meadows (Saint‐Paul & Bayley, 1979; Junk, 1984; Sanchéz‐Botero & Araujo‐Lima, 2001; Carvalho de Lima & Araujo‐Lima, 2004). These studies, however, have focused on seine samples that are particularly effective at sampling small fishes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be noted, however, that these gillnets do exclude juveniles and small‐bodied fishes. Small fishes have in earlier studies been noted as especially abundant among the roots of floating meadows (Saint‐Paul & Bayley, 1979; Junk, 1984; Sanchéz‐Botero & Araujo‐Lima, 2001; Carvalho de Lima & Araujo‐Lima, 2004). These studies, however, have focused on seine samples that are particularly effective at sampling small fishes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Blanco-Belmont, 1990; Junk e Robertson, 1997), que constituem importantes itens alimentares para juvenis de Characiformes migradores (Saint-Paul e Bayley, 1979;Goulding e Carvalho, 1982), incluindo muitas espécies explotadas pela frota pesqueira da Amazônia (Sánchez-Botero e Araújo-Lima, 2001).…”
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“…Desde hace décadas esta especie ha venido soportando una explotación pesquera intensa debido a la demanda de su carne y por la exportación de alevinos como pez ornamental (Saint-Paul & Bayley, 1979;García et al, 2011). Por lo tanto, es considerada como especie amenazada en el Apéndice II de la lista CITES, por lo que su comercio internacional se regula mediante procedimientos de extracción del medio natural no perjudicial (Castello & Stewart, 2010).…”
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