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What are clupeoid fishes?
Small plankton eating fishes that travel in large schools. Anchovies, sardines, herrings
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What is a longline?
floating mainlines extending for 100km on the ocean surface, mainline has 2000 vertical lines with baited hooks.
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What is a renewable resource?
Resources that can naturally replace harvested numbers.
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describe trawling.
a method of fishing that involves pulling a fishing net through the water behind one or more boats. dragging it on the bottom
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What is a non renewable resource?
Resources that are not capable of replacing harvested numbers. minerals, natural gas,
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What is bycatch?
the unwanted fish and other marine creatures caught during commercial fishing for a different species.
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How are most clupeoid fish utilized?
because of their small size, they are mostly ground into a fish meal that is used as a protein supplement for other foods
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Why do we eat so much tilapia in America?
Marketing - advertisers gave it a more appealing name (Cherry Snapper)
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What is this?
turbines that harness the energy of ocean waves and turns it into electricity
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Why do we look for Tuna that says "dolphin safe"?
when a pod of dolphins was spotted, there would be a school of yellow fin tuna right below them, so a net was used to catch the tune (and dolphin)
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What is closed mariculture?
farming marine organisms where the environment is completely controlled by the farmer
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What are gadoid fishes?
large bottom dwelling fishes. Cod, pollock, haddock and Hakes
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