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COMMERCIAL F ISHERIES REVI EW76Vol. 28, No .3RECENTFISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICEPUBLICATIONSS ep. No.7 54 - Equipment Note No. 18- -A Nekton RingNe t Sampler for Use Aboard O anographic ResearchV essels.S e p. No . 755 - Rev i e w of U . S. Menhaden Industry, 1965.THESE PROCESSED PUBLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE FR E FROM T HEOFFICE OF I NFORMATION , U. S. FISH AND WILDL I FE SER VICE, WA HINGTON, D .2 0402 .TY PES OF PUBL I CATIONS ARE DES IGNA T ED AS FOLLOWS:c.CFS CURRENT F I SHERY STATIST I CS OF THE UNIT ED STATES .SE P.- SEF .RA T ES (REPRINTS) FROM COMMER C IAL FI SHERIES .SSR . - F ISH. SPE C IAL SCIENTIFI C REPORTS FIS HERIES (LIMITEDDIST RI BUT I ON ) .NumberTitleCFS-37 17 - Canned F ishery Products, 1964 AnnualSumma r y {Revis e d), 17 pp .CFS-3946 - Imports & Exports of F ishery Products ,1963 - 6 4 Annual Summarie s , 12 pp.CFS-3967 - Chesapeake Fisheries, 196 4 Annual Summary, 9 pp.CFS-3969 - Texas Landings , J uly 1965, 3 pp.CFS-3970 - Texas Landin gs , August 1965, 3 pp.CFS-3971 - Shrimp Land i ngs, Ma y 196 5, 5 pp.CFS-3972 - New York L a ndings, Se ptember 1965, 4 pp.CFS-3976 - Alabama Landings, Se ptember 1965, 3 pp .CFS-3977 - Maine Landings , Se ptemb e r 1965, 4 pp .CFS-3978 - Massachusetts Landings , April 19 65 , 8 pp.CFS-3979 - Massachusetts Landings , May 1965, 9 pp .CFS-3981 - Massachusetts Landings, June 1965, 9 pp.CFS-3983 - Alaska Fisheries , 196 4 Annual Summary,8 pp.CFS -3 98 6 - Florida Landings, O c tober 1965, 8 pp .CFS-3987 - Fish Meal and Oil, October 1965, 2 pp.CFS - 39 89 - New Jersey Landings , October 1965, 3 pp.CFS-399 0 - Louisia na Landings , October 1965, 3 pp.CFS-3991 - California Landings, August 1965 , 4 pp.CFS-399 3 - Rhode Island Landings , August 1965, 3 pp.CFS - 399 5 - Texas Landings, September 1965, 3 pp.C FS - 3997 - Mississippi Landings , September 1965,3 pp.CFS-4001 - Rhode Island Landings , September 1965,3 pp .CFS-4003 - Maine Landin gs, O ctober 1965, 4 pp "CFS-4004 - Florida Landings, November 1965, 8 pp.CFS-4006 - Shrimp Land i ngs , J u ne 1965, 5 pp .CFS-4010 - Texas Landings , O ct ober .1965, 3 pp.Sep. No. 752 - Trawl Cod-End M e sh Size SelectivityToward Yellow Perch i n Lake ErieSep. No. 753 - Skipjack Tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis)R esources of the T rust T e r n t o r y of the PacifiCIs l ands.SSR-Fish. No . 520 - Bait Shr imp (Penae us duorarum)in Tampa Bay, Florida--Biology, Fishery E conomics ,and C hang i ng Habitat, by Carl H. Saloman, 19 pp.,illus. , O ctobe r 19 65.SSR-Fish. No . 521 - Bureau of Commer c ial FisheriesSy mposium o n R e d Tide, by Jam e s E. Sy k e s , 11 pp.,Se ptember 196 5.TH E FOL LOWI NG EN GLISH TRANSLAT I ON OF A FORE I G LA NGUAGE ARTIC LE I S A VA ILAB L'E FROM T HE U. S. BUREAU OF COMMER CI AL F I SH RIES,T ROP I CA L A T LA NT IC BIOLOGICAL LABOR/ITORY, 7 5 V I RGINIA BEA CH DR I VE,MI AM I, FLA. 33149 .On the Tunas of An 014' by H. Vilela and R. Monteiro,- TranslatiorlN'o. , 0 pp. , 1965. (Translated by J ohnP . Wis e fr o m t he Portuguese , Boletim da Pesca,Lisbo n , Portugal, Ano XII, no. 64, pp. f1-5ifT1959).The fir st two parts in a s e ries of studies on the bi 0logy and fishery of the tunas off the west coast ofAfric a, spons o red by the Marine Biology Mission ofth e Ove rs e as D e partment, Government of Portugal.Part I of this report deals w ith t he methods of thecomm e r c ial fish e ry and the catch of tuna off thecoast of Angola . Part II deals with the biometry ofNeothunnus albacora (Lowe), the name used through out the report for y ellowfin tuna.THE FOLLOWING PUBLICA T I ONS ARE AVA ILABLE ONLY FROM TH E SPECIF I C OFFI CE MENTIONED:California Fishery Market News Monthly Summary,Part I - FisheryPrOa'Ucts Production and MarketData,November and December 1965, 16 an p.,respec tively. (Market News Service , U. S. Fish andWildlife Service, Post Office Bldg., San Pedro, Calif.90731 . ) California cannery receipts of tuna and tunalike fish and other species used for canning; pack ofcanned tuna, tunalike fish, mackerel, and anchovies;market fish receipts at San Pedro, Santa Monic a , andEureka areas; California and Arizona imports; canned fish and frozen shrimp prices; ex-vessel pr icesfor canne r y fish; prices for fish meal, oil, and s olubles; for the month indicated.California Fishery Market News Monthly Summar t'Part.!! - Fishing Information, November 1965,0 pp.,illus. (U. S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, T unaR esources Laborat ory, P. O. Box 27 1, La J olla, Calif.
March 1966COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW92038.) Contains sea-surface temperatures, fishingand research information of interest to the WestCoast tuna - fishmg industry and marine sCientists;for the month indicated.ulf of l\lexico Monthly Landings , Production and Shipments of Fish ery Products, November and Decemberl965, 9 pp. each. (Market News Service, U. S.Fish and Wildlife Service, Rm. 609, 600 South St.,New Orleans , La. 70130.) Gulf States shrimp, oys ter, finfish, and blue crab landings; crab meat production; LCL express shipments from New Orleans;wholesale prices of fish and shellfish on the NewOrleans French Iarket; Gulf menhaden landings andproduction of meal, 011, and solubles; fishery imports at Mobile, Ala., Morgan City and NewOrleansLa., i\liami, Fla., and Houston , Port Isabel, andBrownsville, Tex.; and sponge sales; for the monthindicated.\lonthly Summary of Fishery Products Production inSelected Areas of Virginia , North Carolina, andl\Iaryland, November and December 1965, 4 pp.each . (Ma rket News Service, U . S. Fish and Wildlife Service, P. O. Box 447 , Hampton , Va. 23369.)Landings of food fish and shellfish and produ ctio nof crab meat and shucked oysters for the Virginiaareas of Hampton Roads , Chincoteague, Lower orthorthern I eck, and Lower Eastern Shore; the Maryland ar eas of Crisfield, Cambridge, and O cean City;and the orth Carolina areas of Atlantic, B eau fort,and l\lorehead City; together with cumulative andcomparative data on fishery products and shrimpproduction; for the month indicated.New England Fish ries--1\10nthly Summar1\,' Novem ----Oer and D ecember 196 5, 21 pp. each. ( 1arket NewsService, U. S. Fish and Wildl1fe SerVice, 10 Com monwealth Pier, Boston, 1\1ass. 02210.) Review ofthe pnncipal :'IIew England fishery ports. Pres e ntsdata on fishery landings by ports and species; industrial fish landings and ex-vessel prices; imports; cold - storage stocks of fishery products inNe\\ England warehouses; fishery landings and ex vessel prices for ports in l\iassachusetts (Boston ,Gloucester, New Bedford, and Provincetown), Maine(Portland and Rockland), Rhod e Island (Point Judith),and Conne cticut (Stonington); frozen fishery productspnces to pnmary wholesalers at Boston, Glouces ter, and ew Bedford; and Boston Fish Pier and Atlantic Avenue fisher y landings and ex - vessel pricesby species; for the month mdicated.,';e w York City 's Wholesale Fish ery Trade - - l\lonthlyummary:-- 1\Tovember 1965, 18 pp-:--nvIarket NewsSen' lce , U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 346 Broadway, New York, . Y. 10013.) Includes summariesand analyses of receipts and prices on wholesaleFulton Fish l\Tarket , including both the salt- andfresh-water sections; imports entered at Nell' Yorkcustoms district; primary wholesalers' sellingprices for fresh, froz en, and selected canned fishery products; marketing trends; and landings atFulton Fish Market docks and Stonington, Conn.;for the month mdlcated.(Seattle) Washington and Alaska R ecei pts and Landlllgsof Fishery Produ c forsere cted Ar as and Fish er ies, !\lonthly Summar-y,-November---a:nerDecember1965, 8 pp. each . (Market News Service, U. S. Fishand Wildlife Service 706 Federal Office Bldg., 909First Ave., Seattle , \'Vash. 98 104.) Includes Seattle ' slandings by the halibut and salmon fleets reported77through the eXChanges; landings of halibut reportedby the International Pacific Halibut Commission;landings of otter -tr awl receipts reported by the Fishermen ' s Marketing Association of Washington; locallandings by independent vessels; coastwise shipmentsfrom Alaska by scheduled and non-scheduled shippinglines and airways; imports frpm British Columbiavia rail, motor truck, shipping lines, and ex-vessellandings; and imports from other countries throughWashington customs district; for the month indicated.MISCELLANEOUSPUBLICATIONSTHESE PUBLICATIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE FROM THE FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, BUT USUALLY MA Y B OBTAINED FROM THE ORGANIZA TIONISSUING THEM.CORR ESPONDEN CE REGARDING PUBLICATIONS THA T FOLLOWSHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE R E PECTIV[ ORGANIZATION OR PUBLISHERMENTI ON ED.DATA ON PRI CES, IF READILY AVAILABLE, ARE SHOWN.AFRICA:Articles from Industrias Pesqueras, vol. 39, no. 921,September 1965, illus., printed, single copy 50 ptas.(ab out US 0.85). Industrias Pesqueras, Apartado 35,Policarpo Sanz , 21-3, Vigo, Spain:"Campana de un buque aleman de investigacion en lascostas de Africa occidental" (Investigations of aGerman exploratory vessel on the West AfricanCoast) , p. 405."Los flotas del Atlantico Africano" (The AfricW1 Atlantic fleets), pp. 406-407.ALGAE:An Introductory Account of the Smaller Alg:e of British Coastal Waters. Part V. Bacillanop yceae(D1atoms), by N.l:liendey, Fishery Inv estigations, Series IV xxii 317 pp., plates I-XLV , lllus., pnnted,196 4, L 9 (about US 25). Her Majesty's StationeryOffice, London, England. (F or sale by Sales SectlOn,British Information Service, 845 Third Ave., NewYork, N. Y. 10022.)ANCHOVY:"Tecmco Conserveras: Proceso de fabricacion de lasconse rvas de anchoa" (Cannin g technique - -anchovycanning method), article, Industria Conservera, vol.31, no. 3 15 , September 1965, pp. 247-250, printed inSpanish, single copy 25 ptas. (about U 0.40). Umonde Fabncantes de Conservas de Gahcla , Calle Marqu es de Valladares, 41, Vigo, Spain.ARGENTINA:Publlcations, processed in Spanish, available fromDe partam ento de Investigaciones Pesqueras, Dlreccion General de Pesca, Secretana de Estado de Agricultura Ganadena , Buenos Aires , Argentina:La Pes ca de la Merluza en el Mar Argentino, DuranteAno 1963:-Areas de CapTur:at R endimlentos (Th eFlshery--or-Hake 111 the Argentine Sea Dunng 1963,Areas of Capture and Yield) , by Luis Vazquez andothers, 22 pp., 1964.elProduccion Pesquera Argentina, Primer. Sem stre1965 (A rgentine Fishery ProductlOn, First SIX months1965"), 15 pp. , September 1965.
78COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEWTHESE PUBLICATIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE FROM TH E U.§!i AN D WILDLIFE S ER VICE,OBTAINED FROM THE ORGANIZATION ISSUING THEM.AUSTRALIA:Articles in Australian Fisheries Newsletter, vol. 25,no. 1, January 1966; Fisheries Branch, D epartme ntof Primary Industry, Canberra, Australia: "Fishproduction de c lines," p. 6; "Exports and importsrise," p. 7; " Tuna purse - seined in New South Wales,"p. 9; "Scallops boost Victorian production," by A.Dunb a v in Butc her , p.p. 16-17; "CSIRO's fisheriesr e s e ar ch program , I by G. L. Kesteven, pp. 22-23;and "Pearling industry progress, " p. 29.O ceanographical Cruise Reports: OceanographicalOb se r v ations in the Indian Ocean in 1963, H. M. A . S."D iamantina, 'processed, 1965; Division of Fisher i e s-and Oceanography, Commonwealth Scientific andIndustrial Research Organization (CSIRO) , Melbourne,Australia:No. 23 - Cruise Dm 1/63, 175 pp.No. 24 - Cruise Dm 2/63, 153 pp.BILLFISH:"Maryland billfishes , " by Frank Schwartz, article,Maryland Conservationist, vol. XXXVIII, no . 4,J uly -Aug. 1961, pp. 20 24, illus, printed, singleco py 25 cents. Maryland Conservationist, State Office Bldg., Box 231, Annapolis, Md.BONITO:" T ec nica Conserve ra- - bonito, diagrama del procesode l r e corrido" (Canning technique- -bonito, diagramo f processing line ), article, Industria Conservera,vol. 3 1, no. 314, August 1965, pp. 218-223, printedin Spanish, single copy 25 ptas. (about US 0.40) .Union de Fabricantes de Conservas de Galicia, CalleMarques d e Valladares, 41, Vigo, Spain.CANADA:Circular No .7 (a collection of six short articles spe cially wr itten fo r fr e shwater fishermen), 43 pp. ,illus. , print e d, Se ptemb e r 1965. Fisheries R esear c hBoar d of C a na da , Biological Station and Technological Unit, London, Onta r io. Among the articles included a r e: "The K ee ping Qualities of Fish Sau sages and Wie ne rs , " by A. S. Bogoslowski; "A NewMethod of Identifyin g Various Species of Fish," byJ. F. Uthe; " Pr eparation for the Advance of Se aLamprey C o nt r ol from Lake Superior into the LowerGreat Lake s ," by J. J. T ibbles; "A Method for Chilling Bulk Quant ities of Freshwater Smelt," by A. W.Lantz; and "Air- Blast Free zers for FreshwaterFish," by A . W. L antz."Coast to coast expansion la un c h e d by Fisheries Research B oa rd," article, Trad e News, vol. 18, no. 4,Oct. 1965, pp. 3 - 5, illus . , printed. Information andConsumer Service, D epartme nt of Fisheries , Ottawa Canada .CATFISH :"Catfishes," by F ra nk S chwartz, article , Mar2)landConservationist, vol. XXXVIII, no. 5, Sept. - ct.196 1, pp. 21- 26, illus. , printe d, single copy25 cents.Mar yland Conservationist, State Office Bldg. , Box23 1, Annapolis, Md.CONSERVATION :Illinois R esource Manage m e nt--Fish ConservationT eacher ' s Manual, by Alvin C. Lopinot, 94pp., illus.,pr inted, 1965. Division of Conservation Education,Vol. 28, No.3BUT USUALLY MAY BEOffice of Superintendent of Public Instru ction, De partment of Conservation, 3 16 South Second St.,Springfield, Ill. 62706 . A comprehensive educatio nalprogram includes learning about the conservation anduse of resources. With the increase in popUlationand the recent trend toward enjoyment of the out -of doors, it is important that students and adults becomeknowledgeable about fish conservation. This bulletincontributes to that goal. The author gives a historyof fish conservation in Illinois, and discusses limnology-- the science which deals with the study of lakesand streams - -and fishery biology. A few of the moreimportant, most common, or unusual fish in Illinoisare described briefly to show their habits, distribu tion, and economic value . Fisheries management,pollution, commercial and sport fishing, bait minnowpropagation, and lake construction are also discussed.CUBA:Articles from Mar & Pesca, vol. 1, Oct . 1965, illus.,printed in Spanish-;- annual subscription 3 . 50 . Mar& Pesca, Amargura y San Ignacio, Havana, Cuba :"Un futuro en el mar " (A future in the sea), by R. Bofill, pp. 30 - 33 ."EI puerto pesquero base de la abundancia" (The fish ing port as a fount of plenty), by J ose R. Savall, pp.17-19.DIRECTORIES:Fisheries Year Book and Directory, 1965-66, 471 pp.,illus., printed, l.2 (US 5.60 ) postpaid . British-Continental Trade Press Ltd., 222 Strand, London WC2,England. Contains concise summaries of 1964 fish ery landings, processing, and other developments inJapan, U .S .S .R . Peru, the United States, Canada, theUnited Kingdom, Norway, South Africa, France, Ger many, Poland, and 27 other countries. A chapte rtitled "Fishing Vessel Construction and Equipment"reviews developments in that field and lists fishingvessels completed or on order during 1964 in majorfishing countries . Another chapter on "Resea rch Results and Progress Report" (1) reviews the conditionof fish stocks exploited by Great Britain; (2) describesBritish research on fishing gear, marine biology, andfish farming; and (3) reports on British studies onfresh fish handling, fish freezing, and processingbeing carried out at the Torry Research Station (Aberdeen) and the Humber Laboratory (Hull). Other a rticles discuss (1) developments in fish meal and oil,and (2) fish freezing, storage, transport, and mer chandising. Includes a dictionary of fish names ineight languages; a fish supply calendar; a list of fish ery organizations and trade associations throughoutthe world; a list of trade journals ' of interest to thefishing industry; a world directory giving the partic ulars of thousands of firms, including fishing com panies ' wholesalers, exporters, importers. canners,firms dealing in fish byproducts, suppliers of machinery and equipment, shipbuilders, marine outfitters,and cold-storage and transport firms; a list of newlyintroduced trademarks and brands; and a class ifiedguide for buyers. An unusual feature is a photogra phic plate showing new postage stamps with fish de signs issued during 1964 .- -Henry R. Beasley
11arch 1966COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIE W79THESE PUBLICATIONS ARE NOT AVAILAB LE THE FI SH AND WILD LIFE SER VI CE BUT USUAL LY MAY BEOBTAINED FROM THE ORGANIZATION ISSU ING THEM .-- - -- - -,E.!l.ST GERMANY:Zeitschrift fllr Fis c he rei und D e r e n Hilfswis s e nsc ha ft en, vol.13 N . F . , no .1965, 164 pp. , illus.,printed in German with English abstra c ts. D e uts c heAkademie der Landwirts c haftswiss e ns c hafte n zuBerlin, Berlin, German D e mocratic Re public .(Available from Neumann V e rla g, Dr. S chm i n c k eAllee 19, Rade b e ul 1, German D e m oc ratic R e pub lic .) Some of th e articles ar e : "Der M eeresfischfang und die mit ihm v e rbunde ne F isc h e r e i wis sen schaft in Bulgarie n" (Bulgarian sea fis h e ri e s a ndfishery investigations) , b y P . Kola rov; " D er B e wuchs an Osts ee - Fis chkutte rn" (Inves t igati o n s o fship fouling organisms of Baltic Se a fis he r y c utters ),by H. J. Subkle w and S . S c hulz; and " Ve r gleichendeUntersuchungen uber d ie E i nwirkun g ve r schiedenerHerbizid e auf subm e rs e Pflanze n und Algen u nterLaboratoriumsbedingunge n" (Com pa r ative researchof the e ffec t o f various h e r bicides on submergedplants and alga e und e r labo ratory cond itio n s ).m,lL ECTRICAL FISHING:E infiihrung in die El e k tro fi sche r e i (Introduction toElec tri cal Fishing}, b y P a ul F. M eyer - Waarden,Inge Halsband , and E go n Ha l sband, 304 pp . , illus . ,printed in Ge rm a n, 1965, DM 2 4. 60 (about US 6 . 50 ).Westliche B e rline r V e r l a gsgesellschaft HeenemannKG, 1 Be rlin 3 1 (Wilme r s d : rf) , G erman FederalRe public . The authors o f t his book are fishery biologists and physio l ogists in the Institute for FisheriesR esearc h o f the F e d e ral R e public o f Germany. Theyr e port o n their 10 ye ars of s tu dies in the field ofe l ectr ical fi shing . The book has i nformation of in t e r est to pr ofessional pe r sonnel working in thisfield and als o fo r practical use by laymen facedwith diffe r e nt ty pes of problems in catching or con t rolling v ar ious aquatic s pecies . After an introduc tion and d e fi nition of so m e of the technical co nceptsi nvol ve d, th e au thors go i nto some detail about thef undam e nta l pr i nciples involved in the applicationo f elec tri c al curr e nt to fish . F or example, chapter3 contains , among o th er things, the mathematicalfo rmula wh ich has bee n developed to precisely de t ermine the varying amounts of current required tos ho ck fish o f d iffe r e nt sizes. T he effect on t he me t abolism of fi s h wh en electrical current passest hrou gh t he m i s given as well as differences in saltwate r and fr es h wa ter application ' of this process .The limits on puls e rat es and the narcoticizingp ulse rate fo r d i ffere nt s pecies o f fish are listeda nd many oth e r fundame n tal principles applicablei n this field ar e dis cus sed . T here follows a shortc hapter on th e pos s ible u ses of e l ectrical fishing dev i ces for attra cting, repelling, stu pefying, or killingfish. Various conditio ns fo r use or application oft he proce ss ar e give n, such as, selecting out predators from an ar e a inhabit ed by different species,c atching fish whi c h evad e conventional types of gear,directing fish away fr o m t urbines, etc . Other situ ations applicable t o b o th fr es h- a nd salt - water fish r: ry resour ces ar e m e n tion e d. F ollowing this there1S a lengthy chapter d esc r ibin g th e various kinds ofelectrical fishing ge ar whi ch have been used andare available. Manufactur e r s names are a l so indi c
CFS-3991 - California Landings, August 1965, 4 pp. CFS-3993 - Rhode Island Landings, August 1965, 3 pp. . Part II deals with the biometry of Neothunnus albacora (Lowe), the name used through . fresh-water sections; imports entered at Nell' York
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2 scientific method 2.1 TYPES - SCIENTIFIC METHODS: The scientific method is a body of techniques for investigating phenomena, acquiring new knowledge, or correcting and integrating previous knowledge.[1] To be termed scientific, a method of inquiry must be based on empirical and measurable evidence subject to specific principles of reasoning.[2]
