Line Selectivity
Line Selectivity is a fisheries management metric that distinguishes itself from other bycatch reduction measures by quantifying the differential capture efficiency of fishing gear for target versus non-target species based on behavioral, morphological, or size-related interactions with the fishing line.
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University of Algarve
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Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology
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