Bulletin of Marine Science

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  Año 2010, Vol. 86, Número 2. Dedicado a: Proceedings of the Seventh William R. and Lenore Mote International Symposium in Fisheries Ecology.

  • The spatial dimensions of fisheries: Putting it all in place

    Kai Lorenzen, Robert S. Steneck, Robert R Warner, Ana M. Parma, F C Coleman, Kenneth M. Leber

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    págs. 169-177

    

  • Ecosystem-based spatial planning and management of marine fisheries: Why and how?

    Elliott A. Norse

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    págs. 179-195

    

  • Rescaling fisheries assessment and management: A generic approach, access rights, change agents, and toolboxes

    Jeremy Prince

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    págs. 197-219

    

  • Free Content Fisheries in Chile: Small pelagics, management, rights, and sea zoning

    Juan Carlos Castillo

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    págs. 221-234

    

  • Linkages and multilevel systems for matching governance and ecology: Lessons from roving bandits

    Fikret Berkes

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    págs. 235-250

    

  • Cooperative strategies in fisheries management: Integrating across scales

    Rod Fujita, K. T. Honey, A. Morris, J. R. Wilson, H. Russell

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    págs. 251-271

    

  • Comprehensive planning, dominant-use zones, and user rights: A new era in ocean governance

    James N. Sanchirico, Josh Eagle, Steve Palumbi, Barton H. Thompson

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    págs. 273-285

    

  • Polycentrism and flux in spatialized management: Evidence from Maine's lobster (Homarus americanus) fishery

    Jennifer F. Brewer

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    págs. 287-302

    

  • Strategic roles of marine protected areas in ecosystem scale conservation

    Richard Kenchington

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    págs. 303-313

    

  • Strengthening of a traditional territorial tenure system through protagonism in monitoring activities by lobster fishermen from the Juan Fernández Islands, Chile

    Billy Ernst, Carolina Parada, Pablo Manríquez, Jose María Orensanz, Julio Chamorro

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    págs. 315-338

    

  • Using fishers' local knowledge to aid management at regional scales: Spatial distribution of small-scale fisheries in the northern Gulf of California, Mexico

    Marcia Moreno-Báez, Barron J. Orr, Richard Cudney-Bueno, William W. Shaw

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    págs. 339-353

    

  • Temporal and spatial scales of influence on nearshore fish settlement in the Southern California Bight

    Jennifer E. Caselle, Brian P. Kinlan, Robert R Warner

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    págs. 355-385

    

  • A fisheries play in an ecosystem theater: challenges of managing ecological and social drivers of marine fisheries at multiple spatial scales: Challenges of managing ecological and social drivers of marine fisheries at multiple spatial scales

    Robert S. Steneck, James A. Wilson

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    págs. 387-411

    

  • Spatial dynamics of snow crab (Chionoecetes opilio) in the eastern Bering Sea-putting together the pieces of the puzzle

    Carolina Parada, David A. Armstrong, Billy Ernst, Sarah Hinckley, Jose María Orensanz

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    págs. 413-437

    

  • Representation of multistanza life histories in Ecospace models for spatial organization of ecosystem trophic interaction patterns

    Carl Walters, Villy Christensen, William Walters, Kenneth Rose

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    págs. 439-459

    

  • Toward an econometric foundation for marine ecosystem-based management

    Martin D. Smith

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    págs. 461-477

    

  • Explaining catch variation among Baja California lobster fishers through spatial analysis of trap-placement decisions

    Geoffrey G. Shester

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    págs. 479-498