WG-CEMP-89/01
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Provisional Agenda
CCAMLR Secretariat
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WG-CEMP-89/02
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Annotated Agenda for the Intersessional Meeting of the Working Group for the CCAMLR Ecosystem Monitoring Program (WG-CEMP)
CCAMLR Secretariat
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WG-CEMP-89/03
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List of Participants
CCAMLR Secretariat
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WG-CEMP-89/04
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List of Documents
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WG-CEMP-89/05
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Development of the CCAMLR Ecosystem Monitoring Program 1982–1989
CCAMLR Secretariat
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WG-CEMP-89/06
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On the Power to Detect Changes Using the Standard Methods for Monitoring Parameters of Predatory Species
Boveng, P. and J.L. Bengtson
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WG-CEMP-89/07
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Sensitivity Analysis for Predatory Parameters. CCAMLR Ecosystem Program in response to SC-CAMLR-VII, Paragraph 5.22 (i) and (ii)
Whitehead, M.D.
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WG-CEMP-89/08
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Use of Indices of Predator Status and Performance in CCAMLR Fishery Management Strategies
Croxall, J.P.
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WG-CEMP-89/09
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Krill fishing: An Analysis of Fine-Scale Data Reported to CCAMLR
Everson, I. and C. Mitchell
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WG-CEMP-89/10
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Map of Distribution of Krill Concentrations Off George V Land
Nicol, S.
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WG-CEMP-89/11
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Sensitivity Analyses for Monitoring Parameters of Predatory Species
Sander, M.
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WG-CEMP-89/13
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Instructions for the Preparation of Sensitivity Analyses
Secretariat and the Convener of the Working Group
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WG-CEMP-89/14
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Advice Regarding Submission, Validation, Storage, Access and Analysis of Ecosystem Monitoring Data
Secretariat and the Convener of the Working Group
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WG-CEMP-89/15
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Activities of Argentina into the Ecosystem Monitoring Program - CEMP
Stanganelli, Z.B., D.F. Vergani, C.A. Aguire and N.R. Coria
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WG-CEMP-89/16
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The Use of Penguin Stomachal Contents for the Simultaneous Study of Prey and Predator Parameters
Marschoff, E. and B. González
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Penguins selectivity for krill size is shown as highly sensitive to the statistical assumptions made in the analysis of data. Nested designs are proposed as the correct approach because lack of independence between krill found in the stomach of a given penguin prevents the pooling of krill lengths from different samples.
Samples taken at Bahía Esperanza are used to illustrate the different Read More
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WG-CEMP-89/17
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Discrimination Between Larval and Juvenile Specimens of Euphausia superba from Gut Contents
Marschoff, E. and M. Ravaglia
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Based on the change in the allometric relations between the antennular spine and body length in the passage from Furcilia VI to juvenile in Euphausia superba lineal discriminant functions have been constructed to classify damaged specimens, specially those coming from penguin stomachal contents. Body, Telson and antennulars lengths are used. Misclassification probabilities have been calculated Read More
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WG-CEMP-89/18
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An Experimental Approach to the Analysis of Zooplankton Escape Reactions and Patchiness
Marschoff, E., G. Díaz and I. Schloss
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WG-CEMP-89/21
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Methods for Detecting Annual Changes in Fur Seal Foraging Trip Duration
Boveng, P. and J.L. Bengtson
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WG-CEMP-89/23
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Reference tables for the CEMP Sensitivity Analysis
Croxall, J.P.
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