<p>Mean difference (Tukey’s honest statistical difference) in catch rates of the three main mammal scenarios to the no-mammal scenario around South Georgia. P—present, F—feeding. Originally 21 scenarios were calculated (orcas, sperm whales, fur seals: present/ absent, feeding/not feeding, and combinations of these) and the three most damaging scenarios to catch rates were chosen to be graphically represented. No-mammal-scenario average catch rates: Shag rocks = 300±0.06 g, North West = 233±0.05 g, North East = 276±0.07 g, South West = 253±0.05 g, and South East = 272±0.08 g of toothfish/hook. Stars denote difference between mammal scenarios.</p
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<p>(A) Encounter rates of sperm whales in Kaikoura observed in the summer (red line) and winter (blu...
1 This study examined the changing status of the marine ecosystem at the island of South Georgia (So...
<div><p>Competition between marine mammals and fisheries for marine resources—whether real or percei...
<p>a) Abundance (light blue, scale on left) and biomass (dark blue, scale on right) of blue whales l...
International audienceDepredation is a human–wildlife interaction over access to resources, which of...
<div><p>Predatory interaction of marine mammals with longline fisheries is observed globally, leadin...
1. Numerous studies have shown that, at spatial scales of metres to several kilometres, animals bala...
An accurate and precise estimate of mark rate (the proportion of individuals with marks suitable for...
Makes particular reference to bias as a result of heterogeneity in the probabilities of sighting bet...
International audienceIndividual heterogeneity in foraging behavior has been widely documented withi...
The potential biological removal (PBR) formula used to determine a reference point for human-caused ...
<p>Data examined before and after were collected over a two week period. Data were pooled across wha...
The mean trophic level (MTL) of catch has been proposed to track changes in marine ecosystems result...
International audienceAbstract Ecosystem-based approaches are increasingly used in fisheries managem...
Fishers aim to optimise cost–benefit ratios of their behaviour when exploiting resources. Avoidance ...
<p>(A) Encounter rates of sperm whales in Kaikoura observed in the summer (red line) and winter (blu...
1 This study examined the changing status of the marine ecosystem at the island of South Georgia (So...
<div><p>Competition between marine mammals and fisheries for marine resources—whether real or percei...
<p>a) Abundance (light blue, scale on left) and biomass (dark blue, scale on right) of blue whales l...