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Guide to the Parasites of Fishes of Canada: General Introduction - Monogenea and Turbellaria Part 1 (Canadian Special Publication of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences) by Fisheries and Oceans (Canada), 1985-12-31 The Living Oceans Hemiuridae (Digenea) of Fishes from the North-east Atlantic (Zoology Bulletins) by D.I. Gibson, R.A. Bray, 1986-10 Carnaval Sous La Mer by Rene Catala, 1966 Saltwater Gamefishes Of The World: An Illustrated History by Bob Dunn, Peter Goadby, 2004-10 At Home, in Pickle's Reef by Cathy Sisco, 2010-04-28 Natural History Museum Bulletin - Zoology: Miscellanea Vol 53. 2 by Clark, 1987-12-31 Life under the ocean wave by Madge Elliot, 1876 The Fishes of the Indian Ocean. The 1998 Taxonomic Checklist by Gerald Jennings, 1998-03-01 Fishes in the Ocean (First Flight: Level 1) by Maggee Spicer, Richard Thompson, 2001-05 Atlantic COD: Biology, Ecology, Fishery (Russian Edition) by G.G. Matishov, 1998-12-31 Nature notes for ocean voyagers,: Being personal observations upon life in "the vasty deep" and fishes, birds, and beasts seen from a ship's deck; with ... on weather, waves, and legendary lore, by Alfred Carpenter, 1915 Life history, vertical distribution and sound scattering in the gonostomatid fish V̲a̲l̲e̲n̲c̲i̲e̲n̲n̲e̲l̲l̲u̲s̲ t̲r̲i̲p̲u̲n̲c̲t̲u̲l̲a̲t̲u̲s̲ ... studies of the Bermuda Ocean Acre) by William H Krueger, 1972 Nature notes for ocean voyagers: Being personal observations upon life in "the vasty deep" and fishes, birds, and beasts seen from a ship's deck with popular ... on weather, waves, and legendary lore, by Alfred Carpenter, 1926

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61. Gift Ideas And Affordable Gift Shopping: Ocean Life
    Patchwork DolphinSea life Statue Figurine Collection Code DIN_GTL27194 Original 3 Dolphins And fish Statue and Figurine Collection Code DIN_GTL27425  
    http://www.netgift.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=N&Category_

62. Ocean Health And Ocean Science In Crisis
    failed to recognize that broad patterns of decline in fish and other marine life offer strong evidence consistent with a fundamental decline in ocean fertility  
    http://www.fisherycrisis.com/DFO/minister0304.htm
    
    Extractions: Min@dfo-mpo.gc.ca Dear Mr. Regan, DFO has committed a grave error in putting the ocean in the back seat, while single-mindedly pursing the goals of fisheries. Mr. Regan, I am dissatisfied with your reply to my earlier correspondence. In November, 2003, I sent to your office my concerns regarding serious shortcomings of DFO Science. However, presumably on the advice of the science branch, you deflected my input with “I would suggest that you have your work submitted to a relevant scientific journal.” Perhaps I was too abstract in my cover letter to you, but I doubt it. I had sent to you eleven written articles and a videotape, with the request that DFO Science review the concerns raised within. While some of my work I might reasonably choose to send the route of standard scientific publication, I have raised some very specific points that require answers now from the DFO Science branch. The focus of my concern is specifically “oceans” health rather than “fisheries” health. DFO’s mandate includes both, in an arrangement that now appears to have been surprisingly inappropriate I am now formally requesting you to direct the appropriate members of your scientific staff to respond to the following concerns:

63. Defenders Of Wildlife - Salmon
    Once in the ocean a new life begins for the industry is also threatened by a weak economic future if changes aren t made to save these fish prompting Alaskan  
    http://www.defenders.org/wildlife/new/marine/salmon/life.html
    
    Extractions: For those young salmon smolts that make it downstream past Bonneville Dam, the dangers are not over. Gulls and Caspian Terns feed upon thousands and thousands of salmon smolts in the lower Columbia estuary. The Pacific Ocean off the coasts of Oregon and Washington is not safe for salmon either. Sometimes, it is too warm possibly due to affects of El Nino. Under these warm water conditions, food is harder to find when cold water upwelling that brings nutrients to plankton and small forage fish is capped by the warmer El Nino waters. And there are strange predators brought north by the warm currents including mackerel that pounce upon young salmon weakened by lack of food. Once in the ocean a new life begins for the young salmon. Many will migrate through the coastal waters of the Pacific all the way to the shores of Alaska. Salmon spend several years in these waters going from pea size at hatching to some topping 50 lbs. Commercial fishing for salmon is big business in this region.

64. Geography Fact Sheet : Life Under The Oceans Waves
    rivers. Seasons The seasons influence life in the ocean just as much as they do on land. Because land. fish tend to be more dispersed.  
    http://www.starfish.govt.nz/geography/facts/fact-ocean-life.htm
    
    Extractions: On the surface, the oceans give few clues as to the huge range of life forms that dwell beneath, and the complex relationships between them. In 1978, New Zealand declared a 200 nautical mile Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and has exclusive management rights to this area. Because of our mid-ocean position and outlying islands, our EEZ is very large - in fact it is the fourth largest in the world, and equal to about 15 times our land area. Within this vast area of ocean is everything from subtropical to sub-Antarctic waters; from shallow estuaries teeming with life to barren undersea trenches up to 10,000 metres deep. The marine environment The marine food chain The continental shelf The deep sea

65. Bioluminescent Sea Life: BALDRIGE
    The most abundant species by far, however, are the small, midwater and deep ocean fish, that have not been collected as extensively, so there are still new  
    http://www.cs.ucf.edu/~MidLink/bald.q.ga.html
    
    Extractions: 1. How deep do bioluminescent creatures live underwater? Captain Nelson answers: Most of the common occurrences of bioluminescence in the ocean are observed right at the surface or in the surface layers (several meters to tens of meters, within the euphotic zone). In its most familiar form, bioluminescence, which is a biochemical reaction in certain marine organisms, appears as a bluish-green fluorescent glow in the water as the surface is disturbed by the bow wave or wake from a ship or by cresting or breaking waves. Bioluminescence is quite often observed on a ship itself, as most ships are equipped with a salt-water system for flushing toilets. If a toilet is flushed in a dark bathroom (called a "head" on ships) the toilet bowl will often glow because of the bioluminescent microscopic organisms in the sea water used for flushing. Bioluminescent displays may occasionally take on more spectacular forms, such as appearing as parallel lines or like spiraling spokes of wheels, of pulsating light that extend to the horizon. In the surface layers of the ocean, the group of single-celled marine organisms called dinoflagellates (including one microscopic organism called noctiluca) are likely one of the primary sources of the bioluminescence observed in the ocean. However, a variety of other, larger marine organisms, that inhabit the abyssal depths of the oceans also display bioluminescent characteristics. Within the deep-scattering layer (mid-ocean depths between 200 and 1000 meters) certain species of myctophids, lantern fish, euphausids (shrimp-like crustaceans), and jellyfish all display certain forms of bioluminescence. Even in depths exceeding the average depths of the world's ocean basins (~ 4000 meters), bioluminescent organimsms have been collected and observed in such situations.

66. Ocean Life In UK Directory: Personal: Animals & Nature
    Web Search ocean life. Learn prey. Biodiversity fish Lists the most common fish found in lakes, rivers and seas throughout the UK.  
    http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/Dir/?Category=705563,705566,10167077,10167099,10167

67. Animals | Fish & Sea Life | Ocean Life - OwlPages.net|withoutbricks.com
    Animals fish Sea life ocean life.  
    http://naturestore.owlpages.net/products-dept-291

68. Underwater Photography Of Great White Sharks, Whale Sharks, Dolphins,manta Rays,
    Scuba Divers, Turtles, Angel fish, Anenomes, Tropical fish, Seahorses, Crustaceans, Nudibranchs, Octopus, and many more dazzling photos of ocean life await you  
    http://www.brunsonimages.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Underwater Photography of Stephen Brunson. Here you'll find the best gallery of Ocean Photos on the web, including photos from the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Coral Sea, Caribbean, and the Sea of Cortez. Great White Sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) , Blue Sharks, Grey Reef Sharks, Black Tip Sharks, Dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) , Whale Sharks (Rhincodon typus) , Manta Rays, Seals, Scuba Divers, Turtles, Angel Fish, Anenomes, Tropical Fish, Seahorses, Crustaceans, Nudibranchs, Octopus, and many more dazzling photos of ocean life await you! A great body of salt water comprising all the oceans and seas that cover nearly three-fourths of the surface of the earth, and the scientific study of the physical, chemical, and the biological aspects of the so-called world ocean. The major goals of oceanography are to understand the geologic and geo-chemical processes involved in the evolution and alteration of the ocean and its basin, to evaluate the interaction of the ocean and the atmosphere so that greater knowledge of climactic variations can be attained, and to describe how the biological productivity in the sea is controlled.

69. American Oceans Campaign - Sustainable Seafood
    harvested or raised in a manner that does not deplete fish stocks, result in the unintentional capture of marine mammals and other ocean life, reduce water  
    http://www.americanoceans.org/fish/sustain.htm
    
    Extractions: Americans love fish. Each year, U.S. consumers spend almost $50 billion on seafood. To most seafood lovers, there appears to be an ever-growing abundance and variety of seafood in their favorite restaurants and in their local supermarket. Contrary to the perceptions of most consumers, however, fish and other seafood are a finite resource. Rising consumer demand here and abroad is depleting fishing stocks around the world. Currently, two-thirds of the world's major marine fisheries are already overfished, fully fished or depleted. Forty years ago that figure was less than 5%. Ironically, much of the fish caught never makes onto the dinner plate. Almost one-third of the total world catch–over 27 million metric tons–is made up of "untargeted" fish, marine mammals, sea turtles and seabirds that are caught unintentionally as the result of unselective fishing gear and practices. The vast majority of this "bycatch" is discarded, either dead or dying. Certain fishing practices also damage marine habitats vital to fisheries, marine life and coastal communities. Bottom trawling and dredging destroy the fragile sea floor habitats that serve as living, breeding and nursery areas for many marine species.

70. Ocean Currents, Climate And Weather And Sea Life
    Why are there different organisms in the Atlantic ocean? Pictures of fish This is great resource for pictures and data about different kinds of marine life.  
    http://can-do.com/uci/lessons98/Raft.html

71. Class Connections And Projects
    A Trip Through ocean life Zones from Intertidal to Abyssal. would like to educate people about the creaturesboth plant and animal-that live in the ocean. fish.  
    http://myschoolonline.com/page/0,1871,39388-193852-44-65557,00.html

72. Ocean Life Books, Essential Reading
    Cod, A Biography of a fish that Changed the World • Mark Kurlansky • NATURAL HISTORY • A Deepocean Journeys, Discovering New life at the  
    http://www.longitudebooks.com/find/d/50002/mcms.html

73. Virginia S. Cochran
    Odyssey Expeditions fish Biology 5. How long can a sea turtle go without breathing Rapunzel s ocean life Page Coral Reefs 7. What are the three body parts of  
    http://cecasun.utc.edu/~tpa/mcallister/students/VCochran.html

74. Fish, Birds, And Mammals Of The Open Ocean
    Voyagers of the Pacific encounter animal life at sea. Some of these are strictly pelagic, roaming the open ocean; some of the fish and mammals return to near  
    http://leahi.kcc.hawaii.edu/org/pvs/rapanui/sealife.html
    
    Extractions: Fish, Birds, and Mammals of the Open Ocean Voyagers of the Pacific encounter animal life at sea. Some of these are strictly pelagic, roaming the open ocean; some of the fish and mammals return to near shore waters to breed and nurse their youngs; some birds breed and raise their young on land, but spend most of their adult lives at sea; some birds fish at sea during the day, but return to land at night to sleep. Pelagic : living in open seas or oceans rather than near-shore waters; from the Greek word pelagikos , "ocean." Fish Birds Mammals 'Ahi (Yellow-fin Tuna) 'A (Booby) Nai'a (Dolphin) Aku (Blue-fin Tuna) ... Storm-Petrel Sources of Information Carwardine, Mark, et al. Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. Nature Company and Time-Life Books 1998. Harrison, Craig S. Seabirds of Hawaii: Natural History and Conservation. Cornell University Press 1990. Pratt, Douglas, Phillip L. Bruner, and Delwyn G. Berret. A Field Guide to The Birds of Hawaii and the Tropical Pacific. Princeton University Press 1987. Rizzuto, Jim. Fishing Hawaii Style, Vol. 2. Honolulu: Fishing Hawaii Style, Ltd. 1987. Titcomb, Margaret. Native Use of Fish in Hawaii. Honolulu: UH Press, 1972.

75. Ocean Census Surfaces New Species
    23 — An unprecedented census of life in the world’s oceans is discovering three new fish species a week on average and predicts as many as 5,000 unknown  
    http://www.msnbc.com/news/984054.asp
    
    Extractions: Ocean census surfaces new species Scientists discovering 3 new fish species a week, on average A new species of scorpionfish, Scorpaenopsis Vittapinna, found in the Indo-Pacific area, is one of a rapidly growing list of more than 15,300 marine fish species now logged in the Census of Marine Life database.

76. Time For A Tale:  Ocean Life
    As Big As a Whale Teaching Guide Bibliography fish Puppet Mittens GameLet s Cross the ocean Helpful Hints How Old Is This fish? ocean life ocean Mother  
    http://www.esls.lib.wi.us/kits/tfat/oceanlife.html

77. Database Exploration
    Was there a big difference between the weights of mammals compared to that of fish or invertebrate? What does the heaviest type of ocean life like to eat?  
    http://eprentice.sdsu.edu/F02X2/brooks/dbl-lesson_bsb.html
    
    Extractions: Email Me! Introduction Acquaint Ask ... Teacher Page In this lesson, Students will sort through Fact Files about ocean life and categorize the data according to weight and group. By the end of the activity, they will be able to report out on the mammal, fish, or invertebrate that weighs the most and the least. The Learning Page . You will need to type in a user name (bon_bro@msn.com) and password (learning) to access the database. Under the theme OCEANS , you click on All Oceans Fact Files . This will bring you to a database containing information about 23 different types of ocean life. The first page is titled "Bottle-nosed Dolphin". To advance to the next page, click on the bold right arrow in the middle of the tool bar directly above the page. You can use these arrows to navigate back and forth through the pages.

78. Oceana Welcomes You
    Our oceans are a public trust, and the sea life within needs habitat and structures for fish to hide and reproduce,” said Karen Reyna of The ocean Conservancy  
    http://northamerica.oceana.org/index.cfm?sectionID=10&fuseaction=35.detail&press

79. HMS Endurance Tracking Project
    Antarctic fish have adapted to the freezing conditions by developing The dominant krill in the Southern ocean is the Antarctic 6 cm long and has a life span of  
    http://www.visitandlearn.co.uk/deployment02-03/ocean1.asp

80. Atlantic City Casino Hotels Atlantic City Hotels Atlantic City
    Located in Atlantic City’s historic Gardners Basin, the ocean life Center offers a fun and educational look into more than 100 varieties of fish and marine  
    http://atlanticcity.travelape.com/attractions/ocean-life-center/
    
    Extractions: City Guides Atlanta Atlantic City Bahamas Baltimore Biloxi Boston Cancun Chicago Daytona Denver Detroit Hawaii Jamaica Key West Las Vegas London Los Angeles Miami New Orleans New York Orlando Paris Philadelphia Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco Tunica Toronto Vancouver Washington DC Gaming Cities: Atlantic City Bahamas Biloxi Detroit Foxwoods, CT Las Vegas New Orleans Tunica, MS TRAVELAPE ATLANTIC CITY Located in Atlantic City’s historic Gardners Basin, the Ocean Life Center offers a fun and educational look into more than 100 varieties of fish and marine animals. The Ocean Life Center eight tanks totaling to 29,800 gallons of live exhibits. Highlights include the Fish of the New Jersey Coast Aquarium, which holds 23,000 gallons and teems with sea bass, lookdowns, sand tiger sharks, northern stingray, bluefish, weakfish, and kingfish. The 750-gallon Touch Tank allows visitors to handle green, horseshoes, hermit and spider crabs, sea urchins, seastars, common periwinkle, channel and knobbed whelk, horse and blue mussels, and common shore shrimp. Each exhibit features computer-enhanced information stations for self-tours, in addition to a 16-station Ocean Life Education Center for personal, in-depth exploration by visitors.

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