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Marine reserves showing promise off coast of California and Mexico
OregonLive.com
... in a project in which researchers are working with Mexican fishing communities to study and manage fisheries in the northern Gulf of California. ...
Marine Reserves Can Be An Effective Tool For Managing FisheriesScience Daily (press release)

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Marine reserves can be effective tool for managing fisheries
India Business Blog (blog)
A recent study in the Gulf of California, for example, confirmed the validity of a key concept behind marine reserves – the idea that offspring produced in ...

Popping out baby fish: Marine reserves can restock waters, say scientists
San Jose Mercury News
Larvae in the Gulf of California whisk downstream and settle in fishable points along the coast, confirming what scientists had only predicted in computer ...

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Marine Reserves Can Be An Effective Tool For Managing Fisheries
Science Daily (press release)
A recent study in the Gulf of California, for example, confirmed the validity of a key concept behind marine reserves--the idea that offspring produced in a ...
Marine reserves showing promise off coast of California and MexicoOregonLive.com

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Studies show marine reserves can be an effective tool for managing fisheries
Genetic Engineering News (press release)
... fisheries and protecting marine habitats, according to biologists at the University of California, Santa Cruz. A recent study in the Gulf of California, ...

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Studies show marine reserves can be an effective tool for managing fisheries
EurekAlert (press release)
A recent study in the Gulf of California, for example, confirmed the validity of a key concept behind marine reserves--the idea that offspring produced in a ...

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Easy Reader
Vaquita: the most endangered marine mammal in the world
Easy Reader
The Vaquita lives in the Gulf of California, the body of water between Mexico's mainland and the Baja California Peninsula. ...

Save the Salton Sea before it's too late
The Desert Sun
The Colorado River once flowed into the Gulf of California. Historic evidence and geologic studies indicate that the river spilled into the Salton Basin ...

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Bay Area Indymedia
Cultural Genocide Disguised As Marine 'Protection'
Bay Area Indymedia
They transformed the waters that for thousands of years sustained indigenous people into the "Biosphere Reserve of the Upper Gulf of California" on June, ...

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Gilly to discuss Humboldt squid habits, migration and potential for squid fishery
Lake County News
A current project involves working with the Mexican fishery scientists on developing a Squid fishery management plan in the Gulf of California where the ...

God at his best in Grand Canyon
The Observer
But in an instant, perhaps working on a tip, they sped off looking for bigger fish and before we knew it, our cheezy tour guide was close in their tow. ...

Friday Weird Science: The shark with two "heads"
ScienceBlogs (blog)
They may be one of the oldest species of fish alive today. And of course, this is nothing compared to their incredibly weird sexual practices. ...

Friday Weird Science: The shark with two "heads"
ScienceBlogs (blog)
They may be one of the oldest species of fish alive today. And of course, this is nothing compared to their incredibly weird sexual practices. ...

New species of "ghostshark" discovered by Academy scientists
Insciences Organisation
This is the first new species of cartilaginous fish to be described from California waters since 1947. Chimaeras, also called ratfish, rabbitfish, ...

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Humboldt squid could be gone from Strait of Juan de Fuca in a week, expert says
Peninsula Daily
The voracious hunters typically inhabit the waters of the Gulf of California down to the southern tip of South America. They have swarmed north seasonally ...

New Species of Ghostshark
EcoWorldly (blog)
Ghostsharks (also called chimaeras, ratfish or rabbitfish) are some of the oldest fish alive today. The name of the newly identified but ancient species is ...

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Ancient And Bizarre Fish Discovered: New Species Of Ghostshark ...
Science Daily (press release)
This is the first new species of cartilaginous fish to be described from California waters since 1947. Chimaeras, also called ratfish, rabbitfish, ...

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New Marine Protected Areas Declared in Mexico
The Nature Conservancy
... which means the fisheries industry will not be affected. The Guaymas Basin polygon in the Gulf of California measures approximately 118000 acres, ...