Florida's Inshore and Nearshore Species: Status and Trends
Report-The full report.
THE FULL REPORT
The report contains the entire 2010 Status and Trends Report for
Florida's Inshore and Nearshore Species. The report's contents
include an executive summary, introduction, methods and materials,
trend analysis for species, individual species accounts for finfish
and shellfish, literature cited.
The reports are listed by species and may be downloaded as PDF
files.
The individual Species Accounts for FINFISH include the
following species: greater amberjack, ballyhoo, bluefish,
bonefish, sea catfish, cobia, Atlantic croaker, dolphin, black
drum, red drum, flounders, gag grouper, red grouper, grunts,
Atlantic thread herring, hogfish, crevalle jack, kingfish
(whitings), ladyfish, king mackerel, Spanish mackerel, menhaden,
striped mullet, permit, pinfish, Florida pompano, Spanish sardine,
spotted seatrout, weakfish (seatrout), sheepshead, gray snapper,
lane snapper, red snapper, vermilion snapper, yellowtail snapper,
common snook, spot, tarpon, triggerfish, and tripletail.
Visit
the Finfish Species Account Section to download individual
species reports.
The individual Species Accounts for SHELLFISH include
the following species: hard clams, blue crabs, stone
crabs, spiny lobsters, oysters, calico scallops, penaeid shrimp,
and rock shrimp.
Visit the Invertebrate
Species Account Section to download individual species
reports.
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