[PDF] Top 20 Parrotfish fisheries and population dynamics: a case-study from Solomon Islands

... The collaborative nature of this work has meant that several people need to be acknowledged for contributing to the success of this work. As part of a larger investigation on parrotfish Biology, Professor J H ... See full document

... exploit parrotfish schooling and sleeping behaviour, and that it was ultimately responsible for their apparent decline around ...rates from the Gizo reefs but did not perceive it to being a major ...of ... See full document

... sustainable fisheries management, can also be an important objective of co-management (Allison, 2011, Pomeroy, ...1995). Fisheries can contribute to food security indirectly via income, licence fees and ... See full document

... Political Developments. SI is emerging from several years of ethnic tension that had resulted in the overthrow of the government and subsequent armed conflict. The political and security situation has improved ... See full document

... Experiment 2 tested the hypothesis of whether separate indoor and outdoor feeding populations of An. farauti exist [e.g., do individual An. farauti repeatedly seek blood meals at the same location (indoors or outdoors) ... See full document

... down from ancestors (Fifi 1989), cross-cultural marriage, allegiance, kin (Sheffler & Larmour, 1987) and at times through inter-tribal fighting between different local groups and ...the Solomon ... See full document

... 2006 Inter-household variations in subsistence strategies within a rural society of Roviana, Solomon Islands: An analysis of agricultural production and cash income in relation to socio-[r] ... See full document

... (b) a declaration that the election of Honourable Solomon Mamaloni, Member of Parliament for West Makira Constituency, as Prime Minister was null and void on the grounds that the calli[r] ... See full document

... the Solomon Islands and elsewhere in Melanesia (Scott 2007b: 218; Taylor 2008: 97) statements made during village disputes that explicitly seek to expose the external and ‘ungrounded’ origins of particular ... See full document

... lost in society". Figure 4 describes the circumstances of one old woman with cognitive and emotional problems. The majority of people interviewed – community leaders and members – had little experience with mental ... See full document

... The Papuan languages of the Solomon Islands which are still spoken are Lavukaleve, Bilua spoken on Vella Lavella, Baniata spoken on Rendova, Savosavo spoken on Savo Island, and some of t[r] ... See full document

... Most of the documents consulted for this study were in French. I have, however, preferred to render quotations from them into English, as acknowledged in the footnotes. There, too, the location of documents ... See full document

... Solomon Islands is situated to the east of Papua New Guinea and the north east of ...smaller islands, most of them populated, with a total land area of 27 990 km² and an ocean area within an ... See full document

... Four missions are concerned in this study: the Anglican Melanesian Mission, founded by Bishop Selwyn of New Zealand in 1849, the Methodist mission, sent to the group in 1902 by the Metho[r] ... See full document

... (range from 0 to 30) with a median parasite density of 240/μL (range from 0 to ...ranged from five for MS1 to 20 for MS8 (Table ...vivax population (Table 1 and Figure ... See full document

... Loumia argued that by virtue of Schedule 3 the words 'legal duty' include a legal duty in custom and customary evidence was adduced by a local chief that if a close relative is killed [r] ... See full document

... other islands in Tafea ...the islands of Tongariki, Emae, Mataso and ...Royal Solomon Islands Police Forces transported 63 vulnerable people from Mataso Island to Port ... See full document

... entitlements could be handed down through either the male of female line. The norm of succession to leadership within this social system and big-man polity was usually to the eldest son, but this was not automatic and ... See full document

... the Solomon Islands could be an appealing tourist destination. From the rugged volcanic mountains to the magnificent low coral atolls, the Solomon Islands is home to 173 birds species, ... See full document

... the Solomon Islands [21, ...benefiting from such illegal deals enable and protect logging interests, even compromising national interests by overstepping any resistance to logging [26, ... See full document