FAO Species Identification and Data Programme (SIDP) | |
 | Guides to commercial species entering fish landings of individual countries or groups of countries.They are aimed particularly at national data collectors in need of quick identification of species in markets and landing places for the specific purpose of improving statistical and other fisheries data by species. These field guides are based on illustrations, with a minimum of text, including nomenclature (scientific, FAO, national and local names), information on size, habitat, and fishing gear. They are intended as summaries, to complement, at national level, the species identification sheets for the region concerned. |
Angola
Cambodian MekongFresh water
Gulf of Guinea
Kuwait, Eastern Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Quatar & The United Arab Emirates
Madagascar
Mediterranean and Black Sea sharks & rays |
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia
Northern Coast of Southamerica
Pakistan
Red Sea sharks & rays
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Senegal
Somalia
Sri Lanka
Tanzania Fresh water
Tanzania Marine |
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 | Detailed descriptions of one (occasionally several) species of interest for fisheries. A collection of all available and reliable bibliographic referenced or unpublished data.
Main headings usually are: Taxonomy (nomenclature, morphology), Distribution, Life history, Population structure, Exploitation, Use, and Management. |
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| |  | On line detailed descriptions of one species.
Main headings are: Taxonomy, Nomenclature, Diagnosis, Geographical distribution, Habitat and biology, Size, Interest to fisheries, and Bibliography.
Also provided are line drawings, photos when available, distribution maps, regularly updated capture and aquaculture production graphs, and links to related sites. |
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