Commercial fish stocks outside safe biological limits (2005 and 2006)

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Assessment based on the EEA core set indicator number 32, but with a different aggregation for Iceland, East Greenland and the Faroe Islands following the ICES fishing areas

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Not all the seas assessed in this chapter are represented above. All data are from 2006 except for the Mediterranean Sea, which are from 2005 (GFCM, 2005; ICCAT, 2005a; 2005b).
Geographical coverage note: Baltic Sea, North Sea, West Scotland, Irish Sea, West Ireland, Celtic Sea Western Channel, Iberian peninsuala, Bay of Biscay, Arctic, Balearic, Gulf of Lions, Sardinia, Adriatic Sea, Ionian Sea, Aegean Sea, Crete, Tunas, Black Sea

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