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DOI :10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175   IUP :10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175    Full Text (PDF)

Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys

Levent Bat, Fatih Şahin, Murat Sezgin, Sedat Gönener, Ercan Erdem, Ugur Ozsandikci

Objective: The current work was carried out between 2013-2014 during the fishing periods to evaluate certain fishaggloremations within 3 miles of the coastal zone. Therefore, some basic characteristics of fish populations along theInceburun coast of the Sinop province of the Black Sea were examined.

Materials and Methods: Data was collected from 5 trawl operations in the Sinop-Inceburun Region of the Black Sea atdepths of 20 to 39 meters at 5 different locations. Biometric measurements of each species was made. A literature searchwas performed to gather information about the status of threatened fish species found in the region. The length-weightparameters of 4 commercial fish species were estimated.

Results: During the fishing season between 1st September 2013 and 15th April 2014 different fish species were captureddepending on the season and climate. In these surveys, 16 teleost species from 15 families, 2 elasmobranch species from2 families and 2 species of invertebrates were recorded from 5 different stations. In these surveys random samples of redmullet, bluefish, horse mackerel, turbot etc. were collected from 5 different stations. The total mean CPUA was estimated at425.30 kg/km2.

Conclusion: The Black Sea areas including those around the Sinop coast have an important effect on the entire productionof sea fish of the Turkish fishery. In addition, Sinop fisheries generate significant fishery production supporting logistics andemployment. In the Sinop peninsula, there is an increasing trend towards the production of commercial species of the Black Sea.

Keywords: Black Sea, Inceburun, Sinop, fishery, bottom trawl

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Bat, L., Şahin, F., Sezgin, M., Gönener, S., Erdem, E., & Ozsandikci, U. (2018). Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys. European Journal of Biology, 77(1), 18-25. https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175


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Bat L, Şahin F, Sezgin M, Gönener S, Erdem E, Ozsandikci U. Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys. European Journal of Biology. 2018;77(1):18-25. https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175


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Bat, L.; Şahin, F.; Sezgin, M.; Gönener, S.; Erdem, E.; Ozsandikci, U. Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys. European Journal of Biology, [Publisher Location], v. 77, n. 1, p. 18-25, 2018.


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Bat, Levent, and Fatih Şahin and Murat Sezgin and Sedat Gönener and Ercan Erdem and Ugur Ozsandikci. 2018. “Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys.” European Journal of Biology 77, no. 1: 18-25. https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175


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Bat, L & Şahin, F & Sezgin, M & Gönener, S & Erdem, E & Ozsandikci, U 2018, 'Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys', European Journal of Biology, vol. 77, no. 1, pp. 18-25, viewed 8 Sep. 2024, https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175


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Bat, L. and Şahin, F. and Sezgin, M. and Gönener, S. and Erdem, E. and Ozsandikci, U. (2018) ‘Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys’, European Journal of Biology, 77(1), pp. 18-25. https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175 (8 Sep. 2024).


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Bat, Levent, and Fatih Şahin and Murat Sezgin and Sedat Gönener and Ercan Erdem and Ugur Ozsandikci. “Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys.” European Journal of Biology, vol. 77, no. 1, 2018, pp. 18-25. [Database Container], https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175


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Bat L, Şahin F, Sezgin M, Gönener S, Erdem E, Ozsandikci U. Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys. European Journal of Biology [Internet]. 8 Sep. 2024 [cited 8 Sep. 2024];77(1):18-25. Available from: https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175 doi: 10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175


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Bat, Levent - Şahin, Fatih - Sezgin, Murat - Gönener, Sedat - Erdem, Ercan - Ozsandikci, Ugur. “Fishery of Sinop Coasts in the Black Sea Surveys”. European Journal of Biology 77/1 (Sep. 2024): 18-25. https://doi.org/10.26650/EuroJBiol.2018.388175



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Submitted05.02.2018
Accepted01.04.2018
Published Online22.06.2018

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