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- Page 17 and 18: • Achieve a basic familiarity wit
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- Page 21 and 22: 3 Essential Information 3.1 Learnin
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- Page 25 and 26: atmospheric shifts. Lower frequenci
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- Page 35 and 36: Other Water capacity Fuel capacity
- Page 37 and 38: Communications: Circle Yes or No an
- Page 39 and 40: Catch sensors Net sensors Hydrophon
- Page 41 and 42: Refrigeration Blast freeze? Y / N C
- Page 43: LLD LLS GND Drifting or pelagic lon
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- Page 49 and 50: 7 Pots/traps 8 Other Use for Marine
- Page 51 and 52: Observer code Vessel code Trip ID D
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hooks come on board depends on weat
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Figure 8-6 Offset (left) and non-of
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8-22
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this form is obtained through direc
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Hooks - Type* Record the dominant h
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that percent recorded must sum to 1
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8.8 Catch Composition and Biologica
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counted. When tally sampling, obser
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variability caused by setting acros
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10. Note how many gear units were t
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9 Pelagic Longline 9.1 Learning obj
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Figure 9-2 Branchline configuration
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9.6 Forms/Instructions 9.6.1 Gear D
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Line setter / shooter - used to pul
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Figure 9-6 Example Gear Description
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2. 3. (i.e., away from engine cooli
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interval Distance between Weight (g
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Figure 9-8 Example of completed Set
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shark breaks the surface & then the
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using the following definitions: Bl
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hooks’. Most of the time, you sho
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7. Record fishing gear characterist
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Figure 10-2 Diagram of backdown pro
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Total length = total count of hand
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Comments Note the general condition
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activities. The information recorde
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on the binoculars and/or bird radar
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Long-Deg Long-Min Record degrees of
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To ascertain whether the helicopter
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Object No. Sighting No. Set No. Com
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any details in COMMENTS. If the obj
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10-22
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Association How Detected Set Sequen
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as follows: 6A - Whole brail - all
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Figure 10-10 Example of Set Informa
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All Atlantic blue marlin Makaira ni
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The snout should be resting gently
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pectoral girdle. It is the bony ant
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Figure 11-3 Male opah (Lampris gutt
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Cross section (left) and whole (rig
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typically collected for aging purpo
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11.4.2 Invertebrates 11.4.2.1 Stand
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Carapace length (37) Posterior edge
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Figure 11-9 Sex differences in lobs
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some cases, speed of travel. A gree
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• Marine mammals • Sea turtles
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Table 11-4): 01 Fork 02 Total (fish
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2b - spine/ray 2c - otoliths 3 - st
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Tag type Tag location Tag color Who
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• Species ID forms are required f
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12.3.2.1 Landing and Handling Upon
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Figure 12-3 Examples of mouth opene
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3. Sea turtles that revive and beco
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Photos taken: Video? Closest Approa
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Marine Mammal Capture Boarded vesse
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Section caught Animal was able to s
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12-14
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Fgure 12-6 Examples Marine Mammal a
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many species. Starting at the front
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collected. Figure 12-7 Example Mari
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Carapace width Width is the maximum
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Capture Information Date Fill in th
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Was a light stick on the hook? Ligh
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Figure 12-8 Example of Sea Turtle C
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Figure 12-10 Example Seabird Identi
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13.2.3 Document Fully document any
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Billfish (BIL) 06-09 Bycatch (BYC)
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Figure 13-2 Example of a completed
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The FAO IPOA-IUU requests nations t
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form. Activity Speed Hull Material
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Lat-Min Lat-N/S Long-Deg Long-Min L
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16 Health & Safety Information 16.1
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Talk with the crew about safe place
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The vessel may have some on board.
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16.6.2 Hyperthermia & Hypothermia H
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• Intimidating an observer. • B
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2. Refrain from wearing potentially
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16.7.1.1 Survival craft Life rafts
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16.7.1.3 Personal flotation devices
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long distances 16.7.1.5 Emergency C
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suits on the beach) is an internati
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sweeping motion (Figure 16-10). Kee
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Figure 16-11 Righting the life raft
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equipment High water alarm Watertig
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17 References ACCSP. 2004. The Prog
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FAO. 2005-2009. Fishing gears and m
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Schneider, W. 1990. FAO species ide
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Radio, 3-4 emergency channel, 3-4,
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Appendix 4. List of Known IUU Vesse
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Appendix 5. Country & IRCS Codes FA
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Appendix 6. Fishing Gear Codes Full
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Appendix 7. Species Names and Codes
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Apterichtus gracilis Ophichthidae A
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TCY Trachinocephalus myops Snakefis
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Distichodus hypostomatus Citharinid
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BGO Bathygadus macrops Bullseye gre
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MDH Microdesmus aethiopicus Microde
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Lampanyctus nobilis Noble lampfish
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nuchipinnis MTF Malacoctenus africa
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Apogon imberbis Cardinalfish Apogon
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EHN Echeneis naucrates Live sharksu
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tasselfishes nei nca WRF Polyprion
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DEC Dentex dentex Common dentex Den
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DHZ Dicologlossa hexophthalma Ocell
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DLT Diplospinus multistriatus Strip
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SSW Scorpaena angolensis Angola roc
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Argyropelecus sladeni Sladen's hatc
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Stomias lampropeltis Stomiidae STOM
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Bembrops greyi Roundtail duckbill P
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PTM 18-46 Pseudotriakis microdon Fa
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CWO Centrophorus spp Gulper sharks
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BYH Bathyraja hesperafricana West A
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CSS Scleractinia Hard corals, madre
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MTS Squilla mantis Spottail mantis
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B.brydei) BLW Balaenoptera musculus
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WAM Trichechus senegalensis West Af
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Appendix 8. International and Natio
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Appendix 10. Common Formulas & Conv
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Appendix 11. Random Number Tables H
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Appendix 12. Sea State Beaufort Win
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Appendix 14. International Conventi
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Appendix 15. CITES Listed Marine Ve
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Appendix 16. Glossary / Acronyms Ab
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Chase 4 - Pursuing marine mammals w
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confused with terms such as deadwei
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REC - Regional Economic Communities
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