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Volume 16, issue 4, 1993

The Samar Sea, Philippines: a decade of devastation pp. 4-6

J. Saeger

Dynamite fishing in Sierra Leone pp. 7-9

J.M. Vakily

Community management of coastal resources, southern Thailand pp. 10-12

P. Chansnoh

Economic exploitation in the Philippine small pelagic fishery and implications for the management pp. 13-15

A. Cruz-Trinidad

Production planning aids for a modular pond system pp. 16-18

V.A. Omojola

Rice-freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) farms in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam pp. 18-20

Nguyen Quang Tuyen

Production of fingerlings and marketable size African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) in ponds in northern Cameroon pp. 21-22

H.A.J. Middendorp

Safe use of pesticide in rice-fish culture pp. 23-25

Kyaw Myint Oo

The small-scale pelagic and demersal fisheries off Kribi, Cameroon pp. 29-32

C.E. Gabche

Growth and mortality of Ctenochaetus striatus, Stegastes nigricans and Sargocentron microstoma in Tiahura Reef, Moorea Island, French Polynesia pp. 32-35

J.E. Arias-Gonzßlez, R. Galzin and Torres, F.,

Growth, mortality and recruitment of Omani abalone (Haliotis mariae) pp. 36-38

M.S.M. Siddeek and D.W. Johnson

On the growth, mortality and recruitment of the spiny lobster (Panulirus homarus) in Sri Lankan waters pp. 38-42

D.S. Jayakody

MAPPER, a low-level geographic information system pp. 43-45

G. Coronado and R. Froese

A bio-socioeconomic model for the management of the small pelagic fishery in northwest Peninsular Malaysia pp. 48-50

S.Y. Tai

Volume 16, issue 2/3, 1993

Edible seaweeds: an important source of food and income to indigenous Fijians pp. 4-6

G.R. South

Nagashini beel: a case study of the transformation of a common property aquatic resource pp. 7-8

Z. Samina and E. Worby

On surveys and research for planning-remembering Patrick Geddes? pp. 9-11

M.D. Pido

Technical writing tips pp. 11-12

L.B. Dizon

ICLARM software projects: back to the future pp. 13-14

Gayanilo, F.C.,

Ex-situ conservation of the germplasm of aquatic organisms pp. 15-17

R.S.V. Pullin

Integrated rice-prawn farming in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam: a route towards sustainable and profitable farming systems? pp. 18-20

Nguyen Van Sanh, Truong Quoc Phu, F. Villanueva and J.P.T. Dalsgaard

The Network of Tropical Aquaculture Scientists (NTAS): past, present and future pp. 21-23

M.P. Bimbao and R.S.V. Pullin

Length-weight relationships of fish from the lagoon of New Caledonia pp. 26-30

M. Kulbicki, G. Mou Tham, P. Thollot and L. Wantiez

On comparing groups of fishes based on length-weight relationships pp. 30-31

Caillouet, C.W.,

Length-weight relationships of five species of the family Sparidae in the Gulf of Guinea pp. 32-33

P.A.T. Showers

The distribution of phytoplankton pigments and the fishery of anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in the Hellenic seas pp. 34-37

K.I. Stergiou and D. Georgopoulos

On preservation of data pp. 39-40

C.P. Mathews

Assessing and managing the resources available to the Senegalese small-scale fisheries pp. 42-43

T. Diouf

Multiple environmental states affecting penaeid shrimp production in Peru pp. 44-47

J. Mendo and J. Tam

Production-related risk in rice-fish culture: a target MOTAD analysis pp. 49-51

Danilo Israel and R.C. Sevilleja

Volume 16, issue 1, 1993

The plight of the osfish, or why quantitative sophistication is no substitute for asking the right questions pp. 4-5

R.E. Johannes

Flying fish season (Tauika) in Bellona pp. 6-7

Hugh Govan

Participatory research in giant clam farming pp. 8-10

Hugh Govan

Implications of sea ranching in developing countries pp. 11-13

J.R. Ungson

A research framework for coastal fisheries co-management institutions pp. 14-16

Robert Pomeroy

Beyond romance and rhetoric: sustainable agriculture and farming systems research pp. 17-18

C. Lightfoot, Prabhu Pingali and L. Harrington

Solar systems and computers: how to become independent of electricity supply pp. 19-20

J.M. Vakily

Preliminary results of a silver carp breeding program in Vietnam pp. 21-23

Q.A. Nguyen and M.T. Tran

Reducing feed costs in semi-intensive finfish culture: an update on mixed feeding schedules and an idea for enhancing endogenous food supply in ponds pp. 24-26

S.S. De Silva, B.D. Mitchell and M.C. Nandeesha

Size at first maturity of the anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) in Ghanaian waters and suggestions for appropriate mesh size in its fishery pp. 29-30

K.A. Koranteng

An e-mail network for NTFS members pp. 31

J. Hoenig and S. Garcia

A comparison of length-related and age-related growth parameters of newaiby Otolithes ruber in Kuwait waters pp. 32-34

S. Almatar

Empirical equations for the estimation of natural mortality in Mediterranean teleosts pp. 35-37

F. Djabali, A. Mehailia, M. Koudil and B. Brahmi

Clearing up some misconceptions: open access vs. common property pp. 40-41

Robert Pomeroy

Volume 15, issue 4, 1992

The Peruvian anchoveta, Charles Darwin and us pp. 14-15

D. Pauly

A standard format for design and evaluation of pond experiments pp. 18-20

J.P. Szyper

Feasibility of adopting aquaculture without detriment to existing farming practices: a case of Bangladesh farming systems pp. 21-22

M. Ahmed and M.A. Rab

Redirecting benefits to genuine fishermen: Bangladesh's new fisheries management policy pp. 31-34

M. Ahmed, D. Capistrano and Md Saddam Hossain

The relationship between catch and effort and its effect on predicted yields of sardine fisheries in Lake Kariba pp. 36-39

B.E. Marshall

Growth, mortality, maturity and length-weight parameters of fishes in Lake Kariba, Africa pp. 39-41

J. Kolding, E.M. Tirasin and L. Karenge

Length-weight relationships of Lake Kariba fishes pp. 42-43

F.S.B. Torres

Volume 15, issue 3, 1992

The Spratly Islands: a marine park alternative pp. 4-8

J.W. McManus

Low external input sustainable aquaculture for Bangladesh: an operational framework pp. 9-12

C. Lightfoot, M.V. Gupta and M. Ahmed

Fish marketing in the Philippines: is the "suki" symbiotic or parasitic? pp. 13-14

Robert Pomeroy

The remarkable giant loach of Taiwan pp. 17

S.L. Chang

Computer graphics for co-management pp. 18

P.R.W. Sluczanowski

Integrated farming: a new approach in the Basse Casamance, SΘnΘgal pp. 21-24

A. Diallo

Selection properties of the baited hooks used in the Cuban longline fishery of Campeche Bank, Gulf of Mexico pp. 28-29

S. Moreno, S. Pol and C. Gonzalez

SUNLIGHT: a computer program for calculation of daily solar radiation pp. 30-31

M. Prein and Gayanilo, F.C.,

Estimation of deepwater snapper yield from Tongan seamounts pp. 32-35

V.A. Langi, S.A. Langi and J.J. Polovina

Economic policies and the sustainable development of coastal resources in the Philippines pp. 36-38

J.E. Padilla and M.S. De los Angeles

Coral reef management in Thailand pp. 40-42

L.R. Garces

Resources ecology of the Bolinao coral reef system pp. 43-45

J.W. McManus, Na±ola, C.L., Reyes, R.B., and K.N. Kesner

Oyster and mussel farming in Western Visayas, Philippines pp. 46-48

G.P.B. Samonte

Volume 15, issue 2, 1992

Coping with change: charting a course for tomorrows research careers pp. 4-6

R.L. Sawyer

A new approach for analyzing and comparing coastal resource systems pp. 7-10

D. Pauly and C. Lightfoot

The Ahupua'a concept: relearning coastal resource management from ancient Hawaiians pp. 11-13

M.K. Smith and M. Pai

Sustainable utilization of inland water resources: an integrated program for research and management pp. 14-17

B.D. Mithell and S.S. De Silva

A simple and objective bioeconomic index for choosing species for culture pp. 19-21

C.P. Mathews and M. Samuel

Simple method for backyard production of snakehead (Channa striata Bloch) fry pp. 22-23

W.A.A.W. Yaakov and A.B. Ali

Production of freshwater prawns in the Mekong Delta pp. 24-26

C.K. Lin and Cheng Few Lee

Integration of crustacean aquaculture with coastal rice farming in Vietnam pp. 27-29

T.H. Le

Growth and seasonal recruitment of Octopus maya on Campeche Bank, Mexico pp. 31-34

F. Arreguin-Sanchez

Nearshore fish resources and fisheries around Kigoma, eastern coast of Lake Tanganyika pp. 35-38

S.G.M. Ndaro

Estimating the maximum sustainable yield of bonito (Sarda chiliensis, Scombridae) of northern Chile from monthly catch data pp. 38-40

L. Cubillos and M. Olave

Small-scale fishery of Pichavaram mangrove swamp, Southeast India pp. 41-43

V.S. Chandrasekaran and R. Natarajan

Management of mangrove areas in Calauag Bay, Quezon Province, Philippines pp. 48-49

D.L. Evangelista

Volume 15, issue 1, 1992

Tuna research and monitoring in the South Pacific pp. 4-7

A.D. Lewis and J. Hampton

Mount Pinatubo's effects on Philippine fisheries pp. 8-10

C.I. Guevara

Development, use and management of the Zhoushan fishing ground, China pp. 11-15

Q. Wang and C.D. Yu

Analyzing standard curves in the chemistry of waters used for aquaculture pp. 16-19

C.F. Knud-Hansen

Pen-culture-based reservoir fisheries management: reservoir production improvement by released of pen-nursed fingerlings of selected species in Thailand pp. 19-21

H. Manni

Relationship between sea surface temperatures and dolphin-associated fishing activities by the Mexican tuna fleet pp. 24-25

Gomez, Mu±oz, V.M.

Population parameters of Sardinella species in the coastal waters of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania pp. 25-28

E.D.S. Makwaia and L.B. Nhwani

Catch-effort relationship in Pacific bigeye tuna fishery pp. 29-30

M. Srinath