The Life History, Ecology and Dynamics of the Black Scabbard

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"The Life History, Ecology and Dynamics of the Black Scabbard (Aphanopus carbo) in the Deep Water Ecosystem of the North East Atlantic."

 

Research Measure:    Industry Research Measure

Funding Type:          NDP Marine Research Sub-Programme

Year Funded:           2007

Project Duration:     48 months

Project Type:            PhD Scholarship

Total Grant-Aid:        €115,000

Lead Partner:            ZEPS, University College Cork

Project Summary

This project addresses one of the key objectives of Sea Change in that it will increase our understanding of the life history, ecology, dynamics and ecosystem role of the Black Scabbard.  This commercially exploited and high migratory species, occupies an important role in the deep water ecosystem of the North East Atlantic.

The results of this project will also support the Strategy for a Restructured, Profitable and Sustainable Irish Sea Food Industry, in that it will inform any management plans for the limited exploitation of deep sea resources off the Irish Coast.

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