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2021, Marine Pollution BulletinCitation Excerpt :Since research on seabed litter distribution in coastal seas around the world accelerated in the late 1990s, studies have focused on the distribution of floating litter near the seabed surface (Gottfried et al., 1987; Kim, 1998; Kim, 1999; MIFAFF, 2012; Song et al., 2001; Yu et al., 2002; Jo et al., 2005). Many reports of When fishing operated, fishing nets and other lost items of representative marine litter during fisheries activities are non-degradable and can be ghost fishing, harmful of spawning area and destroyed marine organism (Balazs, 1985; Jones and Ferrero, 1985; Carr, 1987; Burgess-Cassler et al., 1991; Laist, 1987; Coe, 1990; Kanehiro et al., 1995; Duguy et al., 1998; Gregory, 1999; Lee and Kim, 2016). The distribution of derelict fishing traps representing seabed litter common in the eastern part of the South Sea, the distribution of fishery gears (Kim et al., 1999), and the characteristics of seabed litter in the East China and West Seas in Korea have been studied (Jeong et al., 2005; Kim et al., 2017).
Microplastics in the Bay of Biscay: An overview
2020, Marine Pollution BulletinCitation Excerpt :In a recent review of the ecological status of the BoB, Borja et al. (2019) have identified different pressing issues that can compromise the wealth of the Bay such as pollution from hazardous substances (found in coastal locations close to urban and industrial areas), eutrophication in some estuaries and bays in Northern Brittany (provoking the occurrence of algal blooms), a decrease in biodiversity (different threatened or declining species, including sharks, skates and rays, seabirds, whales, diadromous and commercial fish species), and the existence of invasive species in the BoB (Zorita et al., 2013). The distribution of marine litter in the BoB has not been widely discussed although first references date back to the late 90s (Garcia-Castrillo, 1998; Duguy et al., 1998) and some contributions highlight the Bay as a dead-end for plastics (e.g., Gago et al., 2015; Pereiro et al., 2019). The BoB represents a complex mixture of open ocean and local processes, which determine the fishing wealth of the Bay (Costoya and Gómez-Gesteira, 2014).
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2019, Marine Pollution BulletinCitation Excerpt :These rescue centers and stranding networks also extend monitoring activities such as performing external and internal examinations of wildlife, found deceased or alive. Generally, such networks collect data such as species identification, biometric measurements, health status, circumstances of finding, gut contents, causes of morbidity and mortality which can be used to address a variety of questions (e.g. Duguy et al., 1998; NOAA, 2009; Claro and Hubert, 2011; Carreira, 2015; Goldberg et al., 2016a, 2016b). Due to the increased concern as about marine resources and their continued health and welfare, environmental monitoring programs have been implemented to evaluate ecosystem health.
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2015, Marine Pollution BulletinCitation Excerpt :In fact, as fishing nets and other items lost during fishing activities are not easily degradable, they can obstacle bottom trawling and dragnet fisheries causing a decrease of catches and of the overall efficiency of these gears (An et al., 2001; Dae-In Lee et al., 2006). Furthermore, abandoned fishing gears may have numerous negative impacts on marine resources, including ghost fishing and the entanglement of invertebrates (Balazs, 1985; Jones and Ferrero, 1985; Carr, 1987; Laist, 1987; Duguy et al., 1998; Gregory, 1999; Ramirez-Llodra et al., 2011). The impacts of marine litter on marine species, caused by entrapment and ingestion are well documented in the literature (Ryan and Watkins, 1988; Robards et al., 1995; Spear et al., 1995; Huin and Croxall, 1996; Sazima et al., 2002; Mascarenhas et al., 2004; Boren et al., 2006).