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Grey Seal Predation in Cod Gillnet Fisheries in the Central Baltic Sea

Warming Periods off Greenland during 1800-2005: Their Potential Influence on the Abundance of Cod (Gadus morhua) and Haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) in Greenlandic Waters

The Impact of Water Circulation on the Year-class Abundance Dynamics of Redfish and Cod on the Flemish Cap

The Impact of Condition on Reproduction in Flemish Cap Cod

Incorporating Early-Life History Parameters in the Estimation of the Stock-Recruit Relationship of Georges Bank Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua)

Integration of Captive and Wild Studies to Estimate Egg and Larval Production of Fish Stocks

Special Issue A Review of the Cod Fisheries at Greenland, 1910-1995 Svend Aage Horsted

Patterns in Annual Weight Increment for Div. 2J+3KL Cod and Possible Prediction for Stock Projection

Management Implications of Sexual Differences in Maturation and Spawning Mortality of Northeast Arctic Cod

Estimation of Stock Reproductive Potential: History and Challenges for Canadian Atlantic Gadoid Stock Assessments

Integrating Fisheries Observations with Environmental Data - Towards a Better Understanding of the Conditions for Fish in the Sea

History of Fisheries in the Northwest Atlantic: The 500-Year Perspective

Comparative Fishing Trials for Cod and Haddock Using Commercial Trawl and Longline at Two Different Stock Levels

Optimal Management of the Iceland-Greenland Transboundary Cod Stock

Rates of Sexual Maturation of Atlantic Cod in NAFO Division 5Ze and Commercial Fishery Implications

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