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Iconografia de los principales recursos pesqueros de Chile moluscos crustaceos equinodermos y tunicados
Publisher: Subsecretaria de Pesca
Year: 1982
Held at: FFA
ASFA Subject(s): Mollusc fisheries, Crustacean fisheries
Control No.: 00003329.nul
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Notes on molluscs used as a food by the Fijians
Author(s):Burrows, W.
Year: 1954
Notes: Transactions and Proceedings of the Fiji Society 1938-1954, Read before the Fijian Society on Sept. 10, 1940., 2 (1940/44), 12-14
Held at: Fiji
ASFA Subject(s): Mollusc fisheries, Human food
Control No.: 00009785.nul
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Shellfishing in PNG with special reference to the Papuan coast
Author(s):Swadling, P.
Corporate Author: PNG-Dept. of Fish.
Publisher: National Museum Art Gallery
Year: 1982
Held at: PNG-CR,SW-P424,1982
ASFA Subject(s): Mollusc fisheries
Identifiers: Subsistence; ShellFish
Control No.: 00010497.nul
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A study of the commercial shell industry in Papua New Guinea since WWII with particular reference to village production of trochus and green snail
Author(s):Glucksman, J., Lindholm, R.
Corporate Author: PNG-Dept. of Fish.
Publisher: D.P.I.
Year: 1982
Held at: P 1 CR GL 1982
ASFA Subject(s): Shellfish culture, Mollusc fisheries
Identifiers: ShellFish; Trochus; Industrial; Economic
Control No.: 00010417.nul
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A study on tributyltin contamination of marine sediments in the major ports of Fiji
Author(s):Maata, M., Koshy, K.
Year: 2001
ISSN: 1013-9877|1726-0787
Notes: South Pacific Journal of Natural Science, 19, 1-4
Held at: USP
ASFA Subject(s): Mollusc fisheries, Chemical pollutants, Harbours, Sediment pollution, Sediment analysis, Pesticides, Antifouling substances, Tributyltin
Abstract: Tri-n-butyltin (TBT) compounds are synthetic, multipurpose chemicals, which have been extensively used, in marine anti-fouling paints. They have been known to be extremely poisonous to mollusc fishery resources (oysters, clams, scallops, etc.). TBT levels in marine sediments from the main ports in Fiji were analysed using the GC/FPD method. The results indicated that these sites were among the worst polluted with TBT in the world. The most contaminated site recorded a TBT concentration of 360~kgg-1. TBT comprised 48-90% of the total organotins measured. Some stringent legislative means are needed to regulate the use of this contaminant in marine anti-fouling paints.
Control No.: 00013839.nul
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Utilization and trade of coral reef molluscs in French Polynesia, past and present In: Gomez, E.D., et al. (eds.)
Author(s):Salvat, B.
Publisher: Marine Sciences Center, University of the Philippines
Year: 1981
Notes: The Reef and man : proceedings of the Fourth International Coral Reef Symposium, Abstract only., 1, 331
Held at: USP
ASFA Subject(s): Trade, Mollusc fisheries, Historical account
Control No.: 00013347.nul
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