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8 Fishery and Biological Implications of Fishing Spawning Aggregations…
Gilmore GR, Jones RS (1992) Color variation and associated behavior in the epinepheline groupers, Mycteroperca microlepis (Goode and Bean) and M. phenax Jordan and Swain. Bull Mar
Sci 51:83–103
Graham TR (2001) Advantages of pulse fi shing in live product fi sheries. Secr Pac Community Live
Reef Fish Inf Bull 9:5–10
Graham RT, Carcamo R, Rhodes KL, Roberts CM, Requena N (2008) Historical and contemporary evidence of a mutton snapper ( Lutjanus analis Cuvier, 1828) spawning aggregation fi shery
in decline. Coral Reefs 27:311–319
Graham RT, Rhodes KL, Castellanos D (2009) Characterization of the goliath grouper Epinephelus
itajara (Lichtenstein, 1822) fi shery of southern Belize for conservation planning. Endanger
Species Res 7:195–204
Griffi ths MH, Hecht T (1995) On the life-history of Atractoscion aequidens , a migratory sciaenid
off the east coast of southern Africa. J Fish Biol 47:962–985
Hamilton R (2003) A report on the current status of exploited reef fi sh aggregations in the Solomon
Islands and Papua New Guinea – Choiseul, Ysabel, Bougainville and Manus Provinces. Western
Pacifi c Fisher Survey Series, Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregation vol 1
Hamilton RJ (2005a) Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) of the aggregating and nocturnal
spawning behaviour of the longfi n emperor Lethrinus erythropterus . SPC Tradit Mar Resour
Manag Knowl Bull 18:9–17
Hamilton R (2005b) Papua New Guinea. SCRFA Newsl 8:11–13
Hamilton RJ, Matawai M (2006) Live reef food fi sh trade causes rapid declines in abundance of
squaretail coralgrouper ( Plectropomus areolatus ) at a spawning aggregation site in Manus,
Papua New Guinea. Secr Pac Community Live Reef Fish Inf Bull 16:13–18
Hamilton RJ, Matawai M, Potuku T (2004) Spawning aggregations of coral reef fi sh in New
Ireland and Manus Provinces, Papua New Guinea: local knowledge fi eld survey report (unrestricted access version). Report prepared for the Pacifi c Island Countries Coastal Marine
Program, The Nature Conservancy. TNC Pacifi c Island Countries Report No. 4/04
Hamilton RJ, Matawai M, Potuku T et al (2005) Applying local knowledge and science to the
management of grouper aggregation sites in Melanesia. Secr Pac Community Live Reef Fish
Inf Bull 14:7–19
Harris PJ, Wyanski DM, White DB et al (2002) Age, growth, and reproduction of scamp,
Mycteroperca phenax , in the southwestern north Atlantic, 1979—1997. Bull Mar Sci 70:
113–132
Heyman W, Requena N (2002) Status of multi-species spawning aggregations in Belize. The
Nature Conservancy, Punta Gorda
Heyman W, Wade B (2007) Status of reef fi sh spawning aggregations in Belize. Proc Gulf Caribb
Fish Inst 58:301–306
Hickey FR (2006) Traditional marine resource management in Vanuatu: acknowledging, supporting and strengthening indigenous management systems. SPC Tradit Mar Resour Manag Knowl
Inf Bull 20:11–23
Hilborn R, Walters CJ (1992) Quantitative fi sheries stock assessment: choice, dynamics and uncertainty. Chapman & Hall, New York
Hoarau G, Boon E, Jongma DN et al (2005) Low effective population size and evidence for
inbreeding in an overexploited fl atfi sh, plaice ( Pleuronectes platessa L.). Proc R Soc B 272:
497–503
Hood PB, Schlieder RA (1992) Age, growth, and reproduction of gag, Mycteroperca microlepis
(Pisces: Serranidae), in the eastern Gulf of Mexico. Bull Mar Sci 51:337–352
Hunter E, Metcalfe JD, Reynolds JD (2003) Migration route and spawning area fi delity by North
Sea plaice. Proc R Soc B 270:2097–2103
Hutchings JA, Bishop TD, McGregor-Shaw CR (1999) Spawning behaviour of Atlantic cod,
Gadus morhua : evidence of mate competition and mate choice in a broadcast spawner. Can J
Fish Aquat Sci 56:97–104
Hutchings JA, Reynolds JD (2004) Marine fi sh population collapses: consequences for recovery
and extinction risk. Bioscience 54:297–309
8 Fishery and Biological Implications of Fishing Spawning Aggregations…
Gilmore GR, Jones RS (1992) Color variation and associated behavior in the epinepheline groupers, Mycteroperca microlepis (Goode and Bean) and M. phenax Jordan and Swain. Bull Mar
Sci 51:83–103
Graham TR (2001) Advantages of pulse fi shing in live product fi sheries. Secr Pac Community Live
Reef Fish Inf Bull 9:5–10
Graham RT, Carcamo R, Rhodes KL, Roberts CM, Requena N (2008) Historical and contemporary evidence of a mutton snapper ( Lutjanus analis Cuvier, 1828) spawning aggregation fi shery
in decline. Coral Reefs 27:311–319
Graham RT, Rhodes KL, Castellanos D (2009) Characterization of the goliath grouper Epinephelus
itajara (Lichtenstein, 1822) fi shery of southern Belize for conservation planning. Endanger
Species Res 7:195–204
Griffi ths MH, Hecht T (1995) On the life-history of Atractoscion aequidens , a migratory sciaenid
off the east coast of southern Africa. J Fish Biol 47:962–985
Hamilton R (2003) A report on the current status of exploited reef fi sh aggregations in the Solomon
Islands and Papua New Guinea – Choiseul, Ysabel, Bougainville and Manus Provinces. Western
Pacifi c Fisher Survey Series, Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregation vol 1
Hamilton RJ (2005a) Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) of the aggregating and nocturnal
spawning behaviour of the longfi n emperor Lethrinus erythropterus . SPC Tradit Mar Resour
Manag Knowl Bull 18:9–17
Hamilton R (2005b) Papua New Guinea. SCRFA Newsl 8:11–13
Hamilton RJ, Matawai M (2006) Live reef food fi sh trade causes rapid declines in abundance of
squaretail coralgrouper ( Plectropomus areolatus ) at a spawning aggregation site in Manus,
Papua New Guinea. Secr Pac Community Live Reef Fish Inf Bull 16:13–18
Hamilton RJ, Matawai M, Potuku T (2004) Spawning aggregations of coral reef fi sh in New
Ireland and Manus Provinces, Papua New Guinea: local knowledge fi eld survey report (unrestricted access version). Report prepared for the Pacifi c Island Countries Coastal Marine
Program, The Nature Conservancy. TNC Pacifi c Island Countries Report No. 4/04
Hamilton RJ, Matawai M, Potuku T et al (2005) Applying local knowledge and science to the
management of grouper aggregation sites in Melanesia. Secr Pac Community Live Reef Fish
Inf Bull 14:7–19
Harris PJ, Wyanski DM, White DB et al (2002) Age, growth, and reproduction of scamp,
Mycteroperca phenax , in the southwestern north Atlantic, 1979—1997. Bull Mar Sci 70:
113–132
Heyman W, Requena N (2002) Status of multi-species spawning aggregations in Belize. The
Nature Conservancy, Punta Gorda
Heyman W, Wade B (2007) Status of reef fi sh spawning aggregations in Belize. Proc Gulf Caribb
Fish Inst 58:301–306
Hickey FR (2006) Traditional marine resource management in Vanuatu: acknowledging, supporting and strengthening indigenous management systems. SPC Tradit Mar Resour Manag Knowl
Inf Bull 20:11–23
Hilborn R, Walters CJ (1992) Quantitative fi sheries stock assessment: choice, dynamics and uncertainty. Chapman & Hall, New York
Hoarau G, Boon E, Jongma DN et al (2005) Low effective population size and evidence for
inbreeding in an overexploited fl atfi sh, plaice ( Pleuronectes platessa L.). Proc R Soc B 272:
497–503
Hood PB, Schlieder RA (1992) Age, growth, and reproduction of gag, Mycteroperca microlepis
(Pisces: Serranidae), in the eastern Gulf of Mexico. Bull Mar Sci 51:337–352
Hunter E, Metcalfe JD, Reynolds JD (2003) Migration route and spawning area fi delity by North
Sea plaice. Proc R Soc B 270:2097–2103
Hutchings JA, Bishop TD, McGregor-Shaw CR (1999) Spawning behaviour of Atlantic cod,
Gadus morhua : evidence of mate competition and mate choice in a broadcast spawner. Can J
Fish Aquat Sci 56:97–104
Hutchings JA, Reynolds JD (2004) Marine fi sh population collapses: consequences for recovery
and extinction risk. Bioscience 54:297–309