Argentina: in addition to the squid, INIDEP started the anchovy campaign

Published 2020년 12월 8일

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The National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development has initiated research campaigns on squid and anchovy species on the Patagonian shelf. Funded by the Chamber of Shipowners of Argentine Poteros (CAPA) and other businessmen, the squid campaign aims to confirm the distribution and concentration areas of the Summer Spawning Stock of Argentine squid, estimate its biomass and abundance, and update the allowable catches and exploitation patterns. The anchovy campaign will evaluate the Patagonian anchovy's biomass, distribute and migratory movements, and reproductive potential. The campaigns are led by Claudio Buratti and a team of 12 other researchers.
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On board the Víctor Angelescu and Eduardo Holmberg vessels, the National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development launched research campaigns for squid and anchovy species. As reported by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries through a statement, the squid campaign was financed by the Chamber of Shipowners of Argentine Poteros (CAPA) together with other businessmen linked to squid fishing. REVISTA PUERTO had anticipated last week the start of the campaign that finally set sail on Friday. The total research area is between the parallels of 44 ° S and 46 ° 30 ′ S, and the meridians of 61 ° W and 64 ° 30 'W. With an approximate duration of 20 days, the scientific cruise aims to The main ones to confirm the distribution and concentration areas of the Summer Spawning Stock (SDV) of Argentine squid on the Patagonian shelf in December; estimate the biomass and abundance of the SDV by the swept area method; confirm the beginning of the reproductive process and ...

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