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Large Marine Ecosystems: Stress, Mitigation, and Sustainability Ed. by K. Sherman, L.M. Alexander, and B. D. Gold.
AAAS Press, Washington, DC. 1993. 376 p.
Message from the Editors - by K. Sherman, L. Alexander, B. Gold
Preface - by John Knauss, Under Secretary for Oceans and Atmosphere, U.S. Department of Commerce
Foreward - by A. Martin W. Holdgate, Director General, IUCN-The World Conservation Union
Introduction - by H.S.H. The Prince Rainier, III, Sovereign Prince of Monaco
Acknowledgments - by The Editors
Part I--Sustainability of Large Marine Ecosystems
Chapter 1 Large Marine Ecosystems as Global Units for Marine Resources Management: An Ecological Perspective - by Kenneth Sherman
Chapter 2 The Large Marine Ecosystem Approach to Regional Seas Action Plans and Conventions: A Geographic Perspective - by Arthur Lyon Dahl
Chapter 3 Scientific and Organizational Aspects of LME Research - by Gotthilf Hempel and Kenneth Sherman
Chapter 4 Application of Large Marine Ecosystems Management for Pollution Driven Systems - by Alasdair McIntyre
Chapter 5 Application of International Global Change Research Programs, Including GLOBEC, to Long-Term Large Marine Ecosystems Management - by Michael R. Reeve
Chapter 6 Approaches to Forecasting Biomass Yields in Large Marine Ecosystems - by Simon Levin
Part II--Regional Case Studies: Stress and Mitigation of Large Marine Ecosystems
Chapter 7 Long-Term Variability in the Food Chains, Biomass Yield, and Oceanography of the Bay of Bengal Ecosystem - by S. N. Dwivedi
Chapter 8 Effects of Physical and Biological Changes on the Biomass Yield of the Humboldt Current Ecosystem - by Jurgen Alheit and Patricio Bernal
Chapter 9 Food Chains, Physical Dynamics, Perturbations, and Biomass Yields of the Sea of Okhotsk - by V. V. Kuznetsov, V. P. Shuntov, and L. A. Borets
Chapter 10 Effects of Long-Term Physical and Biological Perturbations of the Contemporary Biomass Yields of the Yellow Sea Ecosystem - by Qisheng Tang
Chapter 11 Long-Term Variability in the Food Chains, Biomass Yields, and Oceanography of the Canary Current Ecosystem - by Carlos Bas
Chapter 12 The Large Marine Ecosystems of Shelf Areas in the Gulf of Guinea: Long-Term Variability Induced by Climatic Changes - by Denis Binet and Emile Marchal
Chapter 13 Ecological and Fishing Features of the Adriatic Sea - by Giovanni Bombace
Chapter 14 Contrast between Recent Fishery Trends and Evidence for Nutrient Enrichment in Two Large Marine Ecosystems: The Mediterranean and the Black Seas - by John Caddy
Chapter 15 Stratified Models of Large Marine Ecosystems: A General Approach and an Application to the South China Sea - by Daniel Pauly and Villy Christensen
Chapter 16 Marine Biogeographic Provinces of the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas - by G. Carleton Ray and Bruce P. Hayden
Chapter 17 Effects of Climatic Changes on the Biomass Yield of the Barents Sea, Norwegian Sea, and West Greenland Large Marine Ecosystems - by Johan Blindheim and Hein Rune Skjoldal
Chapter 18 The California Current, Benguela Current, and Southwestern Atlantic Shelf Ecosystems: A Comparative Approach to Identifying Factors Regulating Biomass Yields - by Andrew Bakun
Part III--Sustainability and Management of Large Marine Ecosystems
Chapter 19 Regional Approach to Large Marine Ecosystems - by Lewis Alexander
Chapter 20 Legal Regimes for Management of Large Marine Ecosystems and Their Component Resources - by Martin Belsky
Chapter 21 Ocean Management and the Large Marine Ecosystem Concept: Taking the Next Step - by Robert W. Knecht and Biliana Cicin-Sain
Chapter 22 Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources - by R. Tucker Scully
Chapter 23 Simulation Study of Effects of Closed Areas to All Fishing with Particular Reference to the North Sea Ecosystem - by Niels Daan
Chapter 24 Research and Management in the Northern California Current Ecosystem - by Daniel L. Bottom, Kim K. Jones, Jeffrey D. Rodgers, and Robin F. Brown
Chapter 25 Sustainable Development of the Great Barrier Reef as a Large Marine Ecosystem - by Graeme Kelleher
Chapter 26 Role of National Political Factors in the Management of LMEs: Evidence from West Africa - by Victor Prescott
Chapter 27 Large Marine Ecosystems of the Pacific Rim - by Joseph R. Morgan
Part IV--Technology Applications to the Monitoring Process in Large Marine Ecosystems
Chapter 28 Applications of Advanced Acoustic Technology in Large Marine Ecosystems Studies - by D. V. Holliday
Chapter 29 Application of MolecularTechniques to Large Marine Ecosystems - by Dennis A. Powers
Chapter 30 Application of Satellite Remote Sensing and Optical Buoys/Moorings to LME Studies - by James A. Yoder and Graciela Garcia-Moliner |