Table Of Contentpolyspinis, in Alaska: Commercial fish-
ery, distribution, and biology,” 4:1—28
Coral, bamboo
Authors, Titles, and Hawaiian Islands harvest, 1:13
Subjects in the Marine Coral, black
Hawaiian Islands harvest, 1:13
Fisheries Review 64(1—4) Coral, gold
Hawaiian Islands harvest, 1:13
Coral, pink
Hawaiian Islands harvest, 1:13
Coral, red
Hawaiian Islands harvest, 1:13
A
Burrell, Jr., Victor G.—see MacKenzie, Jr., Corals, precious
Ablennes hians—see Needlefish, flat et al. Hawaiian Islands
Agujon Burrfish, striped bed locations, 1:14
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:23 Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 Cross Seamount bed survey, 1:18-19
Algae, pico Busycotypus canaliculatus—see Whelks, commercial harvest, 1:13-—20
adverse effect on northern quahogs, 2:10— smooth fisheries management plan, 1:13
1] Bycatch Keahole Point bed survey, 1:17-18
Alopias superciliosus—see Shark, bigeye northern rockfish, 4:5—6 Makapuu bed survey, 1:16—17
thresher shark, 4:40-49 research dives, 1:14
Aluterus sp.—see Leatherjackets Corallium secundum—see Coral, pink
Cc
Antipathes dichotoma—see Coral, black Corallium spp.—see Corals, precious
Antipathes grandis—see Coral, black Callinectes sapidus—see Crab, blue Cortés, Enric—see Beerkircher et al.
Arnold, William S.—see MacKenzie, Jr., et Cancer irroratus—see Crab, rock Cowfish
al. Caranx crysos—see Runner, blue Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24
Asteria forbesi—see Starfish Caranx ruber—see Jack, bar Crab, blue
Aureococcus anophagefferens—see Algae, Carcharhinus falciformis—see Shark, silky quahog predator, 2:5
pico Carcharhinus longimanus—see Shark, oce- Crab, hermit
anic whitetip quahog predator, 2:4
B
Carcharhinus obscurus— see Shark, dusky Crab, lady
Balaenoptera acutorostrata—see Whale, Carcharhinus plumbeus—see Shark, sand- quahog predator, 2:5
common minke bar Crab, mud
Balaenoptera borealis—see Whale, sei Carcharhinus signatus—see Shark, night quahog predator, 2:4
Balaenoptera musculus—see Whale, blue Catch Crab, rock
Balaenoptera physalus—see Whale, fin assessing fishing capacity in Alaska, 4:29-— quahog predator, 2:4
Balao 39 Crab, spider
Florida lampara net fishery, 1:21 northern rockfish, 4:3, 5-6 quahog predator, 2:4
Balistes capriscus—see Triggerfish, gray by gear type, 4:7-8 Crangon septemspinosa—see Shrimp, se-
Ballyhoo south Florida lampara net fishery, 1:21-— venspine bay
Florida lampara net fishery, 1:21 27 Cypselurus—see Flyingfishes
Barracuda, great “Characteristics of shark bycatch observed D-E
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 on pelagic longlines off the southeastern
Beerkircher, Lawrence R., Enric Cortés, and United States, 1992-2000,” by Lawrence Dasyatis violacea—see Stingrays
Mahmood Shivji, “Characteristics of R. Beerkircher, Enric Cortés, and Dermo
shark bycatch observed on pelagic Mahmood Shivji, 4:40—49 northern quahog, 2:7
longlines off the southeastern United Chasmades bosquianus—see Blennies Dermochelydae—see Turtle, sea
States, 1992-2000,” 4:40-49 Cheloniidae—see Turtle, sea Dogfish, spiny, 4:40
Belonidae—see Needlefish Chilomycterus schoepfi—see Burrfish, Dyspanopeus sayi—see Crab, mud
Blennies striped Economics
quahog predator, 2:3 Chriodorus atherinoides—see Halfbeak, assessing fishing capacity and utilization,
Braun-McNeill, Joanne, and Sheryan P. hardhead 4:29-39
Epperly, “Spatial and temporal distribu- Chub, Bermuda Hawaiian Islands precious corals, 1:18
tion of sea turtles in the western North Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 Epperly, Sheryan P.—see Braun-McNeill
Atlantic and the U.S. Gulf of Mexico from Clapham, Phillip J.—see Reeves et al. and Epperly
Marine Recreational Fishery Statistics Clausen, David M., and Jonathan Heifetz, Eubalaena glacialis—see Whale, North At-
Survey (MRFSS),” 4:50-56 “The northern rockfish, Sebastes lantic right
64(4)
Eupleura caudata—see Oyster drill, thick- G-H-I Reeves, Tim D. Smith, Robert L. Webb,
lip Galeocerdo cuvier—see Shark, tiger Jooke Robbins, and Phillip J. Clapham,
Exocoetus—see Flyingfishes Gear—see also Nets 1:1-12
northern rockfish Alaska fishery, 4:7-8 Hyporhamphus meeki—see _Halfbeak,
F
pelagic longline in southeastern U.S., 4:41 silverstripe
Felthoven, Ronald G., Terry Hiatt, and Jo- quahog harvesting Hyporhamphus unifasciatus—see Halfbeak,
seph M. Terry, “Measuring fishing capac- basket rake, 2:43-44 silverstripe
ity and utilization with commonly avail- bull rakes, 2:40-43 J-K-L
able data: an application to Alaska hand tonging, 2:40
fisheries,” 4:29-39 hydraulic dredge, 2:44 Ilyanassa obseleta—see Mudsnail, eastern
Filefish, fringed hydraulic escalator harvester, 2:44—45 Ilyanassa trivittata—see Mudsnail, threeline
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 kicking, 2:45 Isurus oxyrinchus—see Mako, shortfin
Filefish, planehead patent tongs, 2:40 Jack, bar
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 pea digger, 2:40 Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24
Fisheries, commercial rocking chair dredge, 2:44 Kyphosus sectatrix—see Chub, Bermuda
assessing fishing capacity and utilization sail dredge, 2:43 Lactophrys quadricornis—see Cowfish
in Alaska, 4:29-39 scuba picking, 2:45—46 Lagodon rhomboides—see Pinfish
early quahog commerce, 2:34-38 seed forks, 2:40 Lamna nasus—see Porbeagle
Hawaiian Islands precious corals, 1:13- short raking, 2:39 Larus argentatus—see Gull, herring
20 signing, 2:39-40 Leatherjackets
northern rockfish in Alaska, 4:1—28 sorters, 2:46 Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:23
south Florida lampara net fishery, 1:21- south Florida lampara net fishery, 1:21- Lepidisis olapa—see Coral, bamboo
27 27 Libinia sp.—see Crab, spider
Fisheries, recreational Galeorhinus zyopterus—see Shark, soupfin M
Marine Recreational Fishery Statistics Gerardia sp.—see Coral, gold
Survey Gobies MacKenzie, Jr., Clyde L., Allan Morrison,
sea turtle sightings, 4:50-56 quahog predator, 2:3 David L. Taylor, Victor G. Burrell, Jr.,
Fisheries history Gobiosoma bosc—see Gobies William S. Arnold, and Armando T.
quahogs Grigg, Richard W., “Precious corals in Ha- Wakida-Kusunoki, “Quahogs in eastern
Canada, 3:2—5 waii: discovery of a new bed and revised North America: Part I, biology, ecology,
early commerce, 2:34-38 management measures for existing beds,” and historical uses,” 2:1—55
fishery development, 2:32-34 1:13-20 MacKenzie, Jr., Clyde L., Allan Morrison,
harvesting gear and methods, 2:38-46 Grunt, white David L. Taylor, Victor G. Burrell, Jr.,
Mexico, 3:47-48 Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 William S. Arnold, and Armando T.
New England clambakes, 2:24-32 Gull, herring Wakida-Kusunoki, “Quahogs in eastern
United States, 3:5—47 quahog predator, 2:5, 7 North America: Part II, history by prov-
wampum making and usage, 2:12—24 Habitat ince and state,” 3:1-64
Whaling, Gulf of Maine, 1:1-12 northern quahog, 2:8-9 Mako, shortfin
Fisheries management Haemulon plumieri—see Grunt, white characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish-
Hawaiian Islands precious coral fishery, Halfbeak, hardhead ery bycatch, 4:41-49
1:13-20 Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 McBride, Richard S., and Justin R. Styer,
Marine Recreational Fishery Statistics Halfbeak, silverstripe “Species composition, catch rates, and size
Survey (MRFSS) Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:23 structure of fishes captured in the south
sea turtle sightings, 4:50-56 Harengula jaguana—see Sardine, scaled Florida lampara net fishery,” 1:21—27
northern quahogs, 2:11, Heifetz, Jonathan—see Clausen and Heifetz “Measuring fishing capacity and utilization
northern rockfish trawl surveys, 4:14—-26 Hemipteronotus splendens—see Razorfish, with commonly available data: An appli-
pelagic longline fishery shark bycatch, green cation to Alaska fisheries,” by Ronald G.
4:40-49 Hemiramphus balao—see Balao Felthoven, Terry Hiatt, and Joseph M.
sea turtles, 4:50-56 Hemiramphus brasiliensis—see Ballyhoo Terry, 4:29-39
Flounder, winter Herring, Atlantic thread Megaptera novaeangliae—see Whale,
quahog predator, 2:6 Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 humpback
Flyingfish, sailfin Hiatt, Terry—see Felthoven et al. Mercenaria campechiensis—see Quahog,
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 History—see Fisheries history southern
Flyingfish, smallwing Houndfish Mercenaria mercenaria—see Quahog,
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:23 northern
Flyingfishes “Humpback and fin whaling in the Gulf of Midway coral—see Coral, precious
Florida lampara net fishery, 1:21 Maine from 1800 to 1918,” by Randall R. Minchinia nelsoni—see MSX
58 Marine Fisheries Review
Monacanthus ciliatus—see Filefish, fringed new bed and revised management mea- life history attributes, 2:3
Monacanthus _hispidus—see _ Filefish, sures for existing beds,” by Richard W. management programs, 3:55
planehead Grigg, 1:13-20 Native Americans and, 2:11-24
Morrison, Allan—see MacKenzie, Jr. et al. Prionace glauca—see Shark, blue 1600’s shell heaps, 2:13-14
MSX Q predator avoidance, 2:6
northern quahog, 2:7 predators, 2:3—-4, 9
Mudsnail, eastern QPX seasonal employment, 3:53-54
quahog predator, 2:7 northern quahog, 2:7-8 spreading shell and oysters, 3:56
Mudsnail, threeline Quahog parasite x—see QPX surfclam fishery, effect of, 3:55
quahog predator, 2:7 Quahog, northern trade size changes, 3:52
Mulinia lateralis—see Surfclam, dwarf anatomy, 2:4 transplanting, 3:55—56
aquaculture development, effect of, 3:55 United States fishery
N-O-P
bay/ocean water exchanges, 2:8-9 Florida, 3:42-45
Needlefish, flat biology, 2:2-3 Gulf states, 3:45-47
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:23 Canadian fishery Long Island, N.Y., 3:17-23
Needlefish, keeltail culture, 3:5 Maryland, 3:33-35
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:23 dealers, 3:4—5 Massachusetts, 3:5—10
Needlefish, redfin fishing methods, 3:3—-4 North Carolina, 3:36—40
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 government regulations, 3:3 Raritan Bay, N.Y. and N.J., 3:23-33
Needlefishes history, 3:2-5 Rhode Island, 3:11—17
Florida lampara net fishery, 1:21 recreational fishery, 3:5 South Carolina, 3:40—42
Nets characteristics, 2:2 Virginia, 3:35—36
lampara, 1:21 community views of industry, 3:53 wampum
“The northern rockfish, Sebastes polyspinis, diseases, 2:7-8 belts, 2:15-18
in Alaska: Commercial fishery, distribu- early commerce, 2:34-38 currency, 2:14-15
tion, and biology,” by David M. Clausen fishermen, 3:52—53 European settler making, 2:20—24
and Jonathan Heifetz, 4:1-28 geographic range, 2:2, 3 fur trading, 2:18-20
Nucula proxima—see Nutclam, Atlantic government regulations, 3:48—52 Hiawatha belt, 2:16-17
Nutclam, Atlantic harvesting gear ornamentation, 2:15
quahog association in Great South Bay, quahog harvesting prehistory, 2:13
2:9 basket rake, 2:43-44 purple and white, 2:12-13
Oligoplites saurus—see Leatherjacket bull rakes, 2:40—43 strings, 2:15-18
Opisthonema oglinum—Herring, Atlantic hand tonging, 2:40 uses, 2:12
thread hydraulic dredge, 2:44 Washington belt, 2:16—17
Ovalipes occelatus—see Crab, lady hydraulic escalator harvester, 2:44-45 Quahog, southern
Oxyporhamphus micropterus—see Flying- kicking, 2:45 biology, 2:2-3
fish, smallwing patent tongs, 2:40 characteristics, 2:2
Oyster drill, Atlantic pea digger, 2:40 geographic range, 2:2
quahog association in Great South Bay, rocking chair dredge, 2:44 Mexican fishery
2:9 sail dredge, 2:43 aquaculture prospects, 3:48
quahog predator, 2:4 scuba picking, 2:45—46 harvesting methods, 3:48
Oyster drill, thick-lip seed forks, 2:40 landing statistics, 3:48
quahog association in Great South Bay, short raking, 2:39 local quahog consumption, 3:48
2:9 signing, 2:39-40 markets and marketing, 3:48
quahog predator, 2:4 sorters, 2:46 “Quahogs in eastern North America: Part I,
Pagurus longicarpus—see Crab, hermit harvesting methods biology, ecology, and historical uses,” by
Parexocoetus brachypterus—see Flyingfish, hand picking, 2:39 Clyde L. MacKenzie, Jr., Allan Morrison,
sailfin treading, 2:38-39 David L. Taylor, Victor G. Burreil, Jr.,
Perkinsus marinus—see Dermo hatchery production, 3:56—57 William S. Arnold, and Armando T.
Pinfish historical landings, 2:8 Wakida-Kusunoki, 2:1—55
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 industry recommendations “Quahogs in eastern North America: Part II,
Platybelone argalus—see Needlefish, keel- control starfish, 3:60 history by province and state,” by Clyde
tail enlarge inlets, 3:60 L. MacKenzie, Jr., Allan Morrison, David
Pleuronectes americanus—see Flounder, other actions, 3:60-61 L. Taylor, Victor G. Burrell, Jr., William
winter invertebrates associated with, 2:9 S. Arnold, and Armando T. Wakida-
Porbeagle, 4:40 landings, 2:34 Kusunoki, 3:1—64
“Precious corals in Hawaii: discovery of a life cycle, 2:2, 5
64(4)
R-S Selar crumenophthalmus—see Scad, bigeye winter flounder predation, 2:6
Shark, bigeye thresher Surfclam, dwarf
Ray, cownose characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- quahog association in Great South Bay,
quahog predator, 2:5 ery bycatch, 4:41-49 2:9
Razorfish, green Shark, blue Swordfish
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- pelagic longline fishery
Reeves, Randall, R., Tim D. Smith, Robert ery bycatch, 4:41-49 shark bycatch, 4:40
L. Webb, Jooke Robbins, and Phillip J. Shark, dusky T-U-V
Clapham, “Humpback and fin whaling in characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish-
the Gulf of Maine from 1800 to 1918,” ery bycatch, 4:41-49 Taylor, David L_—see MacKenzie, Jr., et al.
1:1-12 Shark, night Terry, Joseph M.—see Felthoven et al.
Rhinoptera bonasus—see Ray, cownose characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- Thunnus spp.—see Tunas
Robbins, Jooke—see Reeves et al. ery bycatch, 4:41-49 Triggerfish, gray
Rockfish, northern Shark, oceanic whitetip Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24
commercial fishery in Alaska characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- Tunas
Aleutian Islands fishery, 4:7 ery bycatch, 4:41-49 pelagic longline fishery
catch by gear type, 4:7-8 Shark, sandbar shark bycatch, 4:40
catch depth distribution, 4:8-9 characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- Turtle, sea
catch statistics, 4:3—5 ery bycatch, 4:41-49 Marine Recreational Fishery Statistics
CPUE in Guolf Alfask a, 4:13-14 Shark, scalloped hammerhead Survey (MRFSS)
discard rates, 4:7 characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- US. Atlantic sightings, 4:51-53, 54—
domestic, 4:3-14 ery bycatch, 4:41-49 55
foreign, 4:2-3 Shark, silky U.S. Gulf of Mexico sightings, 4:53-
Gulf of Alaska fishery, 4:6-7 characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- 54, 55-56
joint venture, 4:3 ery bycatch, 4:41-49 Tylosurus acus—see Agujon
location of fishing grounds, 4:9-12 Shark, soupfin, 4:40 Tylosurus crocodilus—see Houndfish
management history, 4:3-5 Shark, tiger Urosalpinx cinerea—see Oyster drill, Atlan-
on-bottom vs. off-bottom catches, 4:7— characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- tic
8,9 ery bycatch, 4:41-49 Vessels
seasonality of fishery, 4:7 Shivji, Mahmood—see Beerkircher et al. capacity estimates in Alaska, 4:29-39
sex ratio in Guolf Aflask a, 4:12-13 Shrimp, sevenspine bay
W-X
size caught in fishery, 4:12 quahog predator, 2:4
targeted vs. bycatch fishing, 4:5—6 Starfish Wakida-Kusunoki, Armando T.—see Mac-
trawl surveys in Alaska, 4:14 quahog predator, 2:4, 7 Kenzie, Jr., et al.
age, 4:22-24 Smith, Tim D.—see Reeves et al. Wampum
biomass estimates, 4:15 “Spatial and temporal distribution of sea 1600’s shell heaps, 2:13-14
catch comparison with commercial turtles in the western North Atlantic and belts, 2:15-18
fishery, 4:16-18 the U.S. Gulf of Mexico from Marine currency, 2:14—-15
catch distribution, 4:16-18 Recreational Fishery Statistics Survey European settler making, 2:20-24
depth distribution, 4:15—16 (MRFSS),” by Joanne Braun-McNeill and fur trading, 2:18-20
growth, 4:22-24 Sheryan P. Epperly, 4:50-56 Hiawatha belt, 2:16—-17
juvenile locations and depths, 4:20-21 “Species composition, catch rates, and size ornamentation, 2:15
maximum length, 4:20 structure of fishes captured in the south prehistory, 2:13
sex ratio, 4:21—22 Florida lampara net fishery,” by Richard purple and white, 2:12-13
size composition, 4:19 S. McBride and Justin R. Styer, 1:21-27 strings, 2:15-18
substrate preference, 4:18-19 Sphyraena barracuda—see Barracuda, great uses, 2:12
Runner, blue Sphyrna lewini—see Shark, scalloped ham- Washington belt, 2:16—-17
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:21, merhead Webb, Robert L.-see Reeves et al.
24 Spisula solidissima—see Surfclam Whale, blue, 1:1
Sardine, scaled Sport fisheries—see Fisheries, recreational Whale, common minke, 1:1
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 Squalus acanthias—see Dogfish, spiny Whale, fin
Sardine, Spanish Stingrays Gulf of Maine historical whaling, 1:1
Florida lampara net fishery landings, 1:24 characteristics of, in pelagic longline fish- Whale, humpback
Sardinella aurita—see Sardine, Spanish ery bycatch, 4:41-49 Gulf of Maine historical whaling, 1:1
Scad, bigeye Strongylura notata—see Needlefish, redfin Whale, North Atlantic right, 1:1
Florida lainpara net fishery landings, 1:23 Styer, Justin R.—see McBride and Styer Whale, sei, 1:1
Sebastes polyspinis—see Rockfish, northern Surfclam Whaling, historical
Marine Fisheries Review
Guolf fMai ne menhaden steamer whaling, 1:4, 8-9 species composition, 1:9-10
1870’s—1890’s, 1:49 opportunistic vs. dedicated, 1:10 Whelks, smooth
grounds, 1:9 pre-Civil War (1860), 1:3-4 quahog predator, 2:4
hunting loss, 1:9 records, 1:5-7 Xiphias gladius—see Swordfish
Indian, 1:1 schooner whaling, 1:4
List of Papers
Papers in the Marine
Fisheries Review 64(1—4)
64(4)
“The northern rockfish, Sebastes polyspinis,
in Alaska: Commercial fishery, distribu-
tion, and biology,” by David M. Clausen
and Jonathan Heifetz, 4:1—28
64(1) 64(2) “Measuring fishing capacity and utilization
with commonly available data: an appli-
“Humpback and fin whaling in the Gulf of “Quahogs in eastern North America: Part I, cation to Alaska fisheries,” by Ronald G.
Maine from 1800 to 1918,” by Randall biology, ecology, and historical uses,” by Felthoven, Terry Hiatt, and Joseph M.
R. Reeves, Tim D. Smith, Robert L. Clyde L. MacKenzie, Jr., Allan Morrison, Terry, 4:29-39
Webb, Jooke Robbins, and Phillip J. David L. Taylor, Victor G. Burrell, Jr., “Characteristics of shark bycatch observed
Clapham, 1:1—12 William S. Arnold, and Armando T. on pelagic longlines off the southeastern
“Precious corals in Hawaii: discovery of a Wakida-Kusunoki, 2:1—55 United States, 1992-2000,” by Lawrence
new bed and revised management mea- 64(3) R. Beerkircher, Enric Cortés, and
sures for existing beds,” by Richard W. Mahmood Shivji, 4:40—49
Grigg, 1:13-20 “Quahogs in eastern North America: Part II, “Spatial and temporal distribution of sea
“Species composition, catch rates, and size history by province and state,” by Clyde turtles in the western North Atlantic and
structure of fishes captured in the south L. MacKenzie, Jr., Allan Morrison, David the U.S. Gulf of Mexico from Marine
Florida lampara net fishery,” by Richard L. Taylor, Victor G. Burrell, Jr., William Recreational Fishery Statistics Survey
S. McBride and Justin R. Styer, 1:21-27 S. Arnold, and Armando T. Wakida- (MRFSS),” by Joanne Braun-McNeill and
Kusunoki, 3:1—64 Sheryan P. Epperly, 4:50—-56
