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Title: Longline trap data collected during R/V Apalachee cruise AP-1314 in the Northern Gulf of Mexico for 2014-01-13 (NCEI Accession 0174625)
Abstract: This dataset contains fish data collected using fish traps and demersal longlines and includes biological data, for some species, such as length and weights. Additional data includes date, time, set locations (latitudes, longitudes), gear deployed and bait used. These data were collected during the R/V Apalachee cruise AP-1314 on January 13, 2014. The objectives of this project included to describe and examine differences in species assemblage and relative abundance of demersal fishes in the Gulf of Mexico.
Date received: 20180601
Start date: 20140113
End date: 20140113
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West boundary: -86.28296
East boundary: -85.94626
North boundary: 29.14408
South boundary: 29.1355
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Submitter: Sigdel, Bipana
Submitting institution: GRIIDC
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Supplementary information: Data Parameters and Units: File January2014_CruiseMetadata.csv contains: ID_Datasheet = Data sheet number, Vessel = R/V Apalachee, Event Date = DD-Month-YY, Set = Set Code (DC-YY-SetNumber), Deep-C Station = Deep-C Station Code, Latitude_start (decimal degrees), Longitude_start (decimal degrees), Latitude_finish (decimal degrees), Longitude_finish (decimal degrees), Time_in = (hhmm), Time_set (hhmm), Time_haul (hhmm), Time_out (hhmm), Longline/Trap/Both/Random = gear type used, Gear_Effort (longline) = sizes and numbers of hooks used per longline set, Gear_Effort (trap) = number/size and types of trap used per set, Bait = bait type used, Set comments = additional notes/measurements pertaining to each set, Sediment sample = whether or not a sediment was collected at the site of the set (true or false = yes or no); File January2014_Sample_Data.csv contains: Event_Date (MM/DD/YYYY), Set = Project-Year-Set Number, Deep-C Station (Name) = Deep-C station code, ID_sample (number) = specimen code (used to relate each sample back to a unique specimen identification code), ID_Data_sheet (number), ID_Data_sample (Project-Year-Sample Number), ID_Species = scientific name of the species, Sex = male/female, BW Weight (kg), Liver Weight (g), SL = Standard Length for teleosts and pre-caudal length for sharks (cm), DW = Disk Width for batoid (cm), CW = Carapace Width for crustaceans (cm), CL = Carapace Length for crustaceans (cm), FL = Fork Length for telosts/sharks and disk length for batoid (cm), TL = Total Length for teleosts/batoids/crustaceans and stretched total length for sharks (cm), Mature = Yes, No, Maturity State = Mature, Juvenile, Neoteny, Pup, YOY (Young of Year), Tag number = dart or satellite tag number if released, Hook/Trap Size = hook/trap types and size, Condition = condition of swimming behavior if released E (excellent), G (good), F (fair), P (poor), DOA (dead), SI = Biopsy for stable isotope analyses (# of samples), GN = Genetics samples (# of samples), RP = Reproductive tract (Y if collected), WM = White muscle for purposes other than stable isotopes – e.g. mercury analyses (# of samples), BD = Blood (# of vials), BI = Bile (Y if collected), ST = Stomach (Y if collected), AG = Aging structure = S (spines), R (rays), O (otoliths), V (vertebrae), Other 1, Other 2 = Any additional tissues collected (e.g. radiocarbon), SP = Whole Specimen retained (Yes/No), VOU = Voucher Sample for museum curation (Yes if collected), Specimen Comments = Any additional notes/comments on specimen
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Keydate: 2018-07-16 15:00:05+00
Editdate: 2025-01-20 16:00:03+00