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Artificial Reefs
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Marine and Freshwater Applications
Artificial Reefs
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Artificial Reefs book
Marine and Freshwater Applications
Edited ByFrank M. D’ltri
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 1985
eBook Published 22 December 2017
Pub. Location Boca Raton
Imprint CRC Press
Pages 603
eBook ISBN 9781351069915
Subjects Area Studies, Environment & Agriculture
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D’ltri, F.M. (Ed.). (1985). Artificial Reefs: Marine and Freshwater Applications (1st ed.). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781351069915
ABSTRACT
In this book fisheries biologists, ecologists, limnologists, oceanographers, aquatic resource managers and planners, commercial fisherman and environmental scientists are offered information on the latest artificial fishing reef designs, siting and placement methods, and ecological research as well as an overview of current united states legislation and regulations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|184 pages
Physicial and Limnological Characteristics of Artificial Reefs
chapter 2|100 pages
Enhancement of the Marine Environment for Fisheries and Aquaculture in Japan 1
ByMadelon Green Mottet
chapter 3|28 pages
The Ecology of Natural Shoals in lake Ontario and their Importance to Artificial Reef Development
ByJohn E. Gannon, Robert J. Danehy, Jon W. Anderson, Glenn Merritt, Andrew P. Bader
chapter 4|8 pages
Physical and Geological Aspects of Artificial Reef Site Selection
ByHeyward Mathews
chapter 5|36 pages
Physical and Limnological Characteristics of Natural Spawning Reefs in Western Lake Erie
ByCharles E. Herdendorf
part II|178 pages
Design and Construction of Artificial Reefs
chapter 8
The Use Of By-Products From Coal Combustion For Artificial Reef Construction
ByP.M.J. Woodhead, J.H. Parker, I.W. Duedall
chapter 11|20 pages
An Artificial Reef Enhancement Program for Nearshore Hawaiian Waters 1
ByRichard E. Brock, Raymond M. Buckley, Robert A. Grace
chapter 12|12 pages
Artificial Reefs in Virginia Old Beginnings and New Directions
ByMichael H. Meier, James R. Martin, David L. Feigenbaum, Melvin Bell
chapter 13|14 pages
Utilization of Artificial Reefs in the Inshore Areas of Lake Michigan
ByFred P. Binkowski
part III|152 pages
The Ecology of Artificial Reefs
chapter 15|18 pages
Density Estimates of Five Warm-Temperate Reef Fishes Associated with an Artificial Reef, a Natural Reef, and a Kelp Forest
ByW.N. Jessee, J.W. Carter, A.L. Carpenter, E.E. DeMartini
chapter 16|30 pages
Summary and Update of the Smith Mountain Lake Artificial Reef Project
ByEric D. Prince, O. Eugene Maughan, Paul Brouha
chapter 17|12 pages
Biota of the Naturally Rocky Area of Southwestern Lake Michigan with Emphasis on Potential Fish Prey
ByJohn Janssen, John Quinn
chapter 18|16 pages
Preliminary Evaluation of an Artificial Reef as a Fishery Management Strategy in Lake Michigan
ByNiles R. Kevern, William E. Biener, Steve R. VanDerLaan, Scott D. Cornelius
chapter 19|32 pages
Preliminary Analysis of Colonization and Succession of Selected Algae, Invertebrates, and Fish on Two Artificial Reefs in Inshore Southeastern Lake Michigan
ByThomas L. Rutecki, John A. Dorr III, David J. Jude
chapter 20|24 pages
Abundance and Composition of Lake Michigan Fishes Near Rock Jetties and a Breakwater, with Comparisons to Fishes in Nearby natural habitats
ByCharles R. Liston, Dan C. Brazo, Joe R. Bohr, John A. Gulvas
part |48 pages
Legal, Economic, Regulatory, And Organizational Considerations In The Siting And Construction Of Artificial Reefs
chapter 21|8 pages
The Responsibilities Of Federal Agencies In The Regulation Of Artificial Reefs
ByJonathan E. Amson
chapter 23|8 pages
Artificial Reefs: The Sport Fishing Perspective
ByGilbert C. Radonski, Robert G. Martin, William P. DuBose
chapter 24
The Economic Impact Of Artificial Reefs On Great Lakes Sport Fisheries
ByDaniel R. Talhelm
chapter 25|18 pages
The Florida Reef Network: Strategies To Enhance User Benefits
ByWilliam Seaman Jr., Donald Y. Aska
