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Preliminary Report Cruise No. III - Surveys of the Fish Resources on the Pacific Shelf between Southern Mexico and Colombia - Part 1: Colombia - Panama - Costa Rica (4-28 August 1987)

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    The research programme SURVEYS OF THE FISH RESOURCES ON THE PACIFIC SHELF BETWEEN SOUTHERN MEXICO AND COLOMBIA is sponsored by The Norwegian Agency for Development Assistance NORAD, The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO, and the United Nations Development Programme UNDP. The programme is being planned through the OLDEPESCA/FAO Working Group on Fisheries Research in the Region of Central America and Panama. Its execution is the responsibility of the Institute of Marine R esearch, Bergen in cooperation with FAO and national fisheries administrations. The programme will comprise four coverages of the region. This preliminary cruise report describes the work and some of the findings of the second coverage. Full reports will be issued after the completion of the programme.
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    The research programme SURVEYS OF THE FISH RESOURCES ON THE PACIFIC SHELF BETWEEN SOUTHERN MEXICO AND COLOMBIA is sponsored by The Norwegian Agency for Development Assistance (NORAD), The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The programme is being planned through the OLDEPESCA/FAO Working Group on Fisheries Research in the Region of Central America and Panama. Its execution is the responsibility of the Institute of Ma rine Research, Bergen in cooperation with FAO and national fisheries administrations. The programme will comprise four coverages of the region. This preliminary cruise report describes the work and some of the findings of the first coverage in the waters of Colombia and the second in Panama and Costa Rica. Full reports will be issued after the completion of the programme.
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    The research programme SURVEYS OF THE FISH RESOURCES IN THE SHELF REGION FROM COLOMBIA TO SURINAME is sponsored by The Norwegian Agency for Development Assistance NORAD, The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO, and the United Nations Development Programme UNDP. The programme is being planned jointly by the participating countries, FAO’s Department of Fisheries and the Institute of Marine Research, Norway. Its execution is the responsibility of the Institute of Marine Rese arch in cooperation with FAO and national fisheries administrations. The programme has comprised four coverages of the region. This cruise report describes the work and some of the findings of the first survey. Full reports will be issued after the completion of the programme. This electronic document has been scanned using optical character recognition (OCR) software and careful manual recorrection. Even if the quality of digitalisation is high, the FAO declines all responsibility for any discrepancies that may exist between the present document and its original printed version.

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