Examples of using This subarea in English and their translations into Spanish
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despite the change in risk assessment for incidental mortality of seabirds in this subarea for 2005(paragraph O186),
could be used as a basis for setting a precautionary catch limit for this subarea and endorsed WG-Krill's recommendation Annex 4, paragraph 6.4.
as well as the proposed mechanisms for Member-specific research catch allocation that would apply to research in this subarea in 2015/16 SC-CAMLR-XXXIV,
Eleginoides reported for this subarea to October 2011 was 551 tonnes.
The Scientific Committee endorsed the comments of WG-FSA on this subarea.
The catch reported for this subarea was 3 079 tonnes in 2004/05.
The southern part of this subarea has potentially fewer seabirds at risk.
He noted that these data represent the best available information for this subarea.
The Working Group discussed potential stock hypotheses for Dissostichus spp. in this subarea.
The catch reported for this subarea as of 5 October 2005 was 141 tonnes.
Gunnari has been shown to be highly dependent on krill availability in this subarea.
A management strategy in this subarea needs to take account of food chain interactions between.
Hourly catch rates are much higher in this subarea than in their Subarea 48.1 fishery.
No information was available to make any assessment on other stocks occurring in this subarea.
The Scientific Committee recognised that Conservation Measure 73/XII applies to all finfish fisheries in this subarea.
The Working Group discussed the timeline for the development of an integrated assessment for this subarea.
Subarea 48.2 is of particular importance, since no research program is active in this subarea.
Dr Ichii noted that Japanese-flagged vessels would begin fishing in this subarea in late October 2008.
The Working Group noted that there had been no ageing of any toothfish from this subarea.
The results from the survey were used to update the assessment of icefish in this subarea.