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References (scientific & technical literature) encompass seabird, sea turtle, shark & ray, & marine mammal bycatch mitigation & management in oceanic tuna & billfish fisheries (longline, purse seine & gillnet). Formats include journal articles, meeting papers, infographics, illustrated handling & identification guides, factsheets, videos, books, brochures...

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Year	Citation	Gear	Species	Technique/Category
2009	Kiszka J, Berggren P, Rosenbaum HC, et al (2009) Cetaceans in the southwest Indian Ocean: a review of diversity, distribution and conservation issues. SC/61/O18, p 13	LL, PS, GN	Marine Mammals	Management Categories Bycatch Threats and Interaction Rates
2007	IOTC Secretariat (2007) Workshop on the Depredation in the Tuna Longline Fisheries in the Indian Ocean 2007. IOTC, Seychelles	LL	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques Acoustic deterrents and attractors Depredation Mitigation Device Gear configuration - other Pingers - acoustic alarms Management Categories Economic and Social Analysis
2005	Molony B (2005) Estimates of the mortality of non-target species with an initial focus on seabirds, turtles and sharks in longline fisheries of the western and central Pacific Ocean, 1990–2004. WCPFC-SC1-EB-WP-01, Noumea, New Caledonia, p 84	LL, PS	Marine Mammals, Sea Turtles, Seabirds, Sharks and Rays	Mitigation Techniques FAD design & management
2002	Romanov EV (2002) Bycatch in the tuna purse-seine fisheries of the western Indian Ocean. Fishery Bulletin 100:90–105	PS	Sea Turtles, Sharks and Rays	Management Categories Bycatch Threats and Interaction Rates
	Amelot M, Plard F, Guinet C, et al Increasing numbers of killer whale individuals use fisheries as feeding opportunities within subantarctic populations. Biology Letters 18:20210328. https://doi.org/10.1098/rsbl.2021.0328	LL	Marine Mammals	Management Categories Bycatch Threats and Interaction Rates Population Level Assessments Risk Analysis - Open Category

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