Springer Deep-Sea Demersal Fish and Fisheries - Science Book

Explore the complex world of bottom-living fishes with this specialized volume from the Springer Fish and Fisheries Series. This book provides a detailed look at the deep-sea, the largest ecosystem on Earth. It begins with a review of the oceanographic setting before moving into a thorough examination of the diversity and ecology found within this unique ichthyofauna. Readers will find specific information regarding slope fisheries in both developed and developing regions. The text examines how the ecology of specific species, such as orange roughy, grenadier, Greenland halibut, and black scabbardfish, interacts with current fishing practices and management regimes. By studying these relationships, the book highlights the necessity of an ecological framework to ensure these deep-sea resources remain sustainable for the future. This is an essential resource for those studying marine biology, fisheries management, and ocean science.