Biology and Management of the World Tarpon and Bonefish Fisheries
By
Jerald S. Ault
Contents
Section1: World Fisheries for Tarpon and Bonefish
Chapter 1: Indo-Pacific Tarpon Megalops Cyprinoides: A Review and Ecological Assessment
Chapter 2: Biology and Ecology of the Recreational Bonefish Fishery at Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge with Comparisons to other Pacific Islands
Chapter 3: The Louisiana Recreational Tarpon Fishery
Chapter 4: Insight into the Historical Status and Trends of Tarpon in Southwest Florida through Recreational Catch Data Recorded on Scales
Chapter 5: Ecology and management of Bonefish (Albula spp.) in the Bahamian Archipelago
Chapter 6: Coastal Ecosystem Management to Support Bonefish and Tarpon Sportfishing in Peninsula de Zapata National Park, Cuba
Chapter 7: Tarpon and Bonefish Fishery on Turneffe Atoll, Belize
Chapter 8: Aspects of the Biology and Recreational Fishery of Bonefish (Albula vulpes) from Loss Roques Archipelago National park, Venezuela
Chapter 9: The Nigerian Tarpon: Resource Ecology and Fishery
Section2: Biology and Life History Dynamics
Chapter 10: Studies in Conservation Genetics of Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus): Microsatellite Variation across the Distribution of the Species
Chapter 11: Resolving Evolutionary Lineages and Taxonomy of Bonefishes
Chapter 12: Ecology of Bonefish during the Transition from Late Larvae to Early Juveniles
Chapter 13: Physiological Ecology of Developing Bonefish Larvae
Chapter 14: Reproductive Biology of Atlantic Tarpon Megalops atlanticus
Chapter 15: Rethinking the Status of Albula spp. Biology in the Caribbean and Western Atlantic
Section 3: Biology and Life History Dynamics
Chapter 16: Population Dynamics and Resource Ecology of Atlantic Tarpon and Bonefish
Chapter 17: A Preliminary Otolith Microchemical Examination of the Diadromous Migrations of Atlantic Tarpon Megalops atlanticus
Chapter 18: Seasonal Migratory Patterns and Vertical Habitat Utilization of Atlantic Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus) from Satellite Pat Tags
Chapter 19: Tagging of Bonefish in South Florida to Study Population Movements and Stock Dynamics
Section4: Lore and Appeal of Fishing for Tarpon and BonefishChapter 20: Bonefish are without Question My Favorite Fly Rod Quarry
Chapter 21: Record Tarpon on a Fly Rod
Chapter 22: Learning from History
Chapter 23: Memories of the Florida Keys: Tarpon and Bonefish like it used to Be!
Section5: Ecosystem-Based Management and sustainable Fisheries
Chapter 24: National Parks and the Conservation of Bonefish and Tarpon Fisheries
Chapter 25: Improving the Sustainability of Catch-and-Release Bonefish (Albula spp.) Fisheries: Insight for Anglers, Guides, and Fisheries Managers
Chapter 26: Florida Keys Bonefish Population Census
Chapter 27: Science in Support of Management Decision Making for Bonefish and Tarpon Conservation in Florida
Chapter 28: How to get the Support of Recreational Anglers
Chapter29: Sustaining Tarpon and Bonefish Fisheries: Scientists and Anglers Working Together
Chapter 30: Incorporating User-Group Expertise in Bonefish and Tarpon Fishery Research to Support Science-Based Management Decision Making
Prep. / Ayman Ashry
Rev. / Asmaa Ahmed
Mange. / Huda Hosny
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