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Year	Citation	Gear	Species	Technique/Category
1977	Barham E, Taguchi W, Reilly S (1977) Porpoise Rescue Methods in the Yellowfin Purse Seine Fishery and the Importance of Medina Panel Mesh Size. Marine Fisheries Review 03:1–10.	PS	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques Backdown procedure and Medina panel
1984	Coe J, Holts D, Butler R (1984) The Tuna- Porpoise Problem: NMFS Dolphin Mortality Reduction Research, 1970-81. MFR 46:18–33.	PS	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques Backdown procedure and Medina panel
1992	Coan A, Wallace K, Jackson A (1992) Differences in Dolphin Mortality Rates in Night and Day Sets for the U.S. Eastern Tropical Pacific Tuna Purse Seine Fishery. Marine Fisheries Review 54:7–14.	PS	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques Night / day setting Backdown procedure and Medina panel
1998	Hall MA (1998) An ecological view of the tuna–dolphin problem: impacts and trade-offs. Rev Fish Biol Fisheries 8:1–34	PS, GN	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques ALDFG - management of abandoned, lost, discarded fishing gear Backdown procedure and Medina panel Management Categories Bycatch Threats and Interaction Rates
2000	Hall MA, Alverson DL, Metuzals KI (2000) By-catch: problems and solutions. Mar Poll Bull 41:204–219	LL, PS	Seabirds, Marine Mammals, Sharks and Rays, Sea Turtles	Mitigation Techniques Spatial & temporal measures Backdown procedure and Medina panel Management Categories Economic Analysis International & National Management Schemes Policy Development and Knowledge Exchange Bycatch Threats and Interaction Rates
2018	Ward TM, Ivey A, Carroll J (2018) Code of practice for reducing accidental mortality of dolphins in purse-seine fisheries. Marine Policy 87:203–211. doi: 10.1016/j.marpol.2017.10.032	PS	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques Safe handling & release Backdown procedure and Medina panel Management Categories Compliance
2013	Hall M, Roman M (2013) Bycatches and non-tuna catches in the tropical tuna purse seine fisheries of the world. FAO, Rome	PS	Marine Mammals, Sharks and Rays, Sea Turtles	Mitigation Techniques FAD design & management Safe handling & release Spatial & temporal measures Backdown procedure and Medina panel Management Categories Data Harmonisation Economic Analysis Fisheries Management Performance Implementation & Evaluation of Mitigation Techniques Bycatch Threats and Interaction Rates
2019	Hamilton S, Baker GB (2019) Technical mitigation to reduce marine mammal bycatch and entanglement in commercial fishing gear: lessons learnt and future directions. Rev Fish Biol Fisheries 29:223–247. doi: 10.1007/s11160-019-09550-6	LL, PS, GN	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques Safe handling & release Auditory deterrents and attractors Weak Hooks Backdown procedure and Medina panel Depredation Mitigation Device
2018	FAO (2018) Report of the Expert Workshop on Means and Methods for Reducing Marine Mammal Mortality in Fishing and Aquaculture Operations. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Report No.1231, Rome, Italy	LL, PS	Marine Mammals	Mitigation Techniques Safe handling & release Spatial & temporal measures Auditory deterrents and attractors Weak Hooks Backdown procedure and Medina panel Depredation Mitigation Device Management Categories International & National Management Schemes Review and Planning
2006	Werner T, Kraus S, Read A, Zollett E (2006) Fishing Techniques to Reduce the Bycatch of Threatened Marine Animals. Marine Technology Society Journal 40:50–68. doi: 10.4031/002533206787353204	LL	Seabirds, Marine Mammals, Sharks and Rays, Sea Turtles	Mitigation Techniques Circle hooks Deep / shallow setting Dyed bait Fish not squid bait ALDFG - management of abandoned, lost, discarded fishing gear Soak duration Management of offal discharge Night / day setting Bait caster Line shooter Line weighting & bait sink rate Water cannon or fire hose Light Cues - attractors & deterrents Auditory deterrents and attractors Gear configuration - other Streamer (tori) lines Magnetic, E+ metals, electrical deterrents Artificial bait Chemical deterrents or attractants Weak Hooks Backdown procedure and Medina panel