Finfish farms are sites where the reproduction or growth of fish occurs in tanks or cages.
"Data of fish farming facilities along the Baltic coast. Annual and average finfish produ
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[[Category:Fish]]
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...elagic, such as herring, sprat and mackerel, the page is for other pelagic fish not described anywhere else.
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...ce. Feeding on benthic as well as free swimming organisms. Many freshwater fish are opportunistic feeders that forage on the bottom as well as in midwater
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Mesopelagic fish live and feed at midwater at depths between 200m and 1000m (or 150-2000 m
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Bathydemersal fish live and feed on the bottom of the sea below 200 m.(fishbase, n.d.).
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Invasive fish are fish species that would not be typically present in a certain area, but were bou
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...Ecological Quality Objective (EcoQO) based on a reference period when the fish community was considered to be exploited sustainably.
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...Ecological Quality Objective (EcoQO) based on a reference period when the fish community was considered to be exploited sustainably.
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Aquaculture, also known as aquafarming, is the farming of fish, crustaceans, molluscs, aquatic plants, algae, and other organisms.
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Invasive fish are fish species that would not be typically present in a certain area, but were bou
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...Ecological Quality Objective (EcoQO) based on a reference period when the fish community was considered to be exploited sustainably.
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Mesopelagic fish live and feed at midwater at depths between 200m and 1000m (or 150-2000 m
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...ce. Feeding on benthic as well as free swimming organisms. Many freshwater fish are opportunistic feeders that forage on the bottom as well as in midwater
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...elagic, such as herring, sprat and mackerel, the page is for other pelagic fish not described anywhere else.
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Bathydemersal fish live and feed on the bottom of the sea below 200 m.(fishbase, n.d.).
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...tom trawling targets both bottom-living fish (groundfish) and semi-pelagic fish such as cod, squid, halibut and rockfish. Pelagic trawls are typically much
...fishing efforts calculated by the ecosystem simulation. This fleet doesn't fish in areas that are [[(NS)Protection Against Industrial Trawl|protected again
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...source of food for a large number of fish (notably flatfish, cod, demersal fish), crabs and seabirds.
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...in rivers or where the sea ebbs and flows, for entangling and catching the fish. Drift nets are nets which are not anchored. They are usually gillnets, and
...fishing efforts calculated by the ecosystem simulation. This fleet doesn't fish in areas that are [[(NS)Protection Against Nets|protected against drift and
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...Ecological Quality Objective (EcoQO) based on a reference period when the fish community was considered to be exploited sustainably.
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...ottom during day-time, but move off-bottom at night. Adults feed mainly on fish (small hakes, anchovies, pilchard, herrings, cod fishes, sardines and gadoi
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'''Diet:''' Mackerel feeds on both pelagic and benthic organisms such as fish (sprats, sandeel), worms and other invertebrates.
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'''Diet:''' They prey on zooplankton and fish larvae.
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...gin, for example rock and mining wastes, are also sometimes dumped at sea. Fish waste is only dumped in small amounts and at a few sites (fewer than 1000 t
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...fishing efforts calculated by the ecosystem simulation. This fleet doesn't fish in areas that are [[(NS)Protection Against Bottom Trawl|protected against b
* [[(NS)Demersal fish|Demersal fish]]
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