Computer vision technology is a sophisticated inspection technology that is in common use
in various industries. However, it is not as widely used in aquaculture. Application of …

Aquatic products are becoming increasingly popular because of their high nutritional value.
Size information is an important parameter that can be used to measure the growth, weight …

The concept of the 'stock'is fundamental for both fisheries and endangered species
management. We review different approaches used in identifying and classifying stocks and …

Geographic variation in morphometry has been used todiscriminate local forms of fish for
over a century. The historical development of stock identificationmethods has paralleled the …

Otolith morphometrics have been shown to provide a practical basis for stock discrimination
and subsequent fisheries management. However, the determinants of otolith shape are not …

Otolith shape analysis was examined to determine its utility for stock identification of
haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus on Georges Bank. Otolith samples were collected from …

During the past decade, regional changes in the dynamics of the Atlanto-Iberian stock of
sardine, and its exploitation by Portuguese and Spanish purse-seine fisheries, have …

Geometric morphometrics is a relatively new tool to fisheries research showing promise as a
means of enabling researchers to cheaply and quickly categorise fish to individual stocks …

The field of fishery science has employed many tools such as genetics and morphometric to
differentiate fish population [1]. Morphometrics may be defined as a more or less interwoven …

In winter, king mackerel from eastern Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic stocks mix off southeast
Florida, where they support a large fishery. Neither tagging nor genetics has yielded a way …