The influence of natural and anthropogenic factors on demersal fauna in the western English Channel and Celtic Sea

Displacement of fisheries through management has the potential to re-distribute the anthropogenic pressures associated with fishing practices. These anthropogenic pressures occur concurrently with naturally occurring environmental processes, and their combined influences can alter the structure of s...

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Published in:	Journal of sea research Vol. 165; p. 101956
Main Authors:	Fincham, Jennifer I., Veneziano, Alessio, Ellis, Jim R.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Lausanne Elsevier B.V 01.10.2020 Elsevier BV
Subjects:	Abrasion Anthropogenic factors Associated species Beam trawl survey Bottom stress Catch per unit effort correspondence analysis Demersal assemblage Energy English Channel fauna Fisheries Fishing Fishing effort Fishing gear Fishing grounds Fishing pressure Fishing zones Human influences Hydrodynamics Kinetic energy Natural disturbance North-East Atlantic Pressure Shear stress Spatial management Spatial variations Species Stress concentration Trawl pressure Trawling English Channel Celtic Sea Trawl pressure Natural disturbance Spatial management North-East Atlantic Beam trawl survey Demersal assemblage
ISSN:	1385-1101, 1873-1414
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