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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-decision-2019-910/annex/division-3",
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  "legislation": "eudn/2019/910",
  "legislation_title": "Commission Delegated Decision (EU) 2019/910 of 13 March 2019 establishing the multiannual Union programme for the collection and management of biological, environmental, technical and socioeconomic data in the fisheries and aquaculture sectors",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-decision-2019-910",
  "path": "annex/division/3",
  "kind": "division",
  "number": null,
  "heading": "BIOLOGICAL DATA",
  "text": "Table 1C (1)\nStocks in marine regions under Regional fisheries management organisations (RFMOs) and Sustainable Fishing Partnership Agreements (SFPAs)\nIATTC (Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission)\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in Chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or Regional fisheries organisations (RFOs), shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data must be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nThunnus albacares\nYellowfin tuna\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nThunnus obesus\nBigeye tuna\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nKatsuwonus pelamis\nSkipjack tuna\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nThunnus alalunga\nAlbacore tuna\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nThunnus orientalis\nPacific bluefin tuna\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nXiphias gladius\nSwordfish\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nMakaira nigricans (or mazara)\nBlue marlin\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nMakaira indica\nBlack marlin\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nTetrapturus audax\nStriped marlin\nEast Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nICCAT (The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas)\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in Chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data must be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nThunnus albacares\nYellowfin tuna\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nThunnus obesus\nBigeye tuna\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nKatsuwonus pelamis\nSkipjack tuna\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nThunnus alalunga\nAlbacore tuna\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nThunnus thynnus\nBluefin tuna\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nXiphias gladius\nSwordfish\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nMakaira nigricans (or mazara)\nBlue marlin\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nIstiophorus albicans\nSailfish\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nTetrapturus albidus\nWhite marlin\nAtlantic Oceanand adjacent seas\nHigh\nPrionace glauca\nBlue shark\nAtlantic Oceanandadjacent seas\nHigh\nAuxis rochei\nBullet tuna\nAtlantic Oceanandadjacent seas\nHigh\nSarda sarda\nAtlantic bonito\nAtlantic Oceanandadjacent seas\nHigh\nEuthynnus alleteratus\nAtlantic back skipjack\nAtlantic Oceanandadjacent seas\nMedium\nThunnus atlanticus\nBlackfin tuna\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nOrcynopsis unicolor\nPlain bonito\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nScomberomorus brasiliensis\nSerra Spanish mackerel\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nScomberomorus regalis\nCero\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nAuxis thazard\nFrigate tuna\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nScomberomorus cavalla\nKing mackerel\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nScomberomorus tritor\nWest African Spanish mackerel\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nScomberomorus maculatus\nAtlantic Spanish mackerel\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nAcanthocybium solandri\nWahoo\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nCoryphaena hippurus\nDolphinfish\nAtlantic Ocean and adjacent seas\nMedium\nNAFO (North Atlantic Fisheries Organisation)\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in Chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nStocks as defined by the RFMO\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data must be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nGadus morhua\nCod\nNAFO 2J 3KL\nLow\nGadus morhua\nCod\nNAFO 3M\nHigh\nGadus morhua\nCod\nNAFO 3NO\nHigh\nGadus morhua\nCod\nNAFO 3Ps\nHigh\nGadus morhua\nCod\nNAFO SA1\nHigh\nGlyptocephalus cynoglossus\nWitch flounder\nNAFO 3NO\nHigh\nGlyptocephalus cynoglossus\nWitch flounder\nNAFO 2J3KL\nLow\nHippoglossoides platessoides\nAmerican plaice\nNAFO 3LNO\nHigh\nHippoglossoides platessoides\nAmerican plaice\nNAFO 3M\nHigh\nLimanda ferruginea\nYellowtail flounder\nNAFO 3LNO\nMedium\nCoryphaenoides rupestris\nRoundnose Grenadier\nNAFO SA0 + 1\nLow\nMacrourus berglax\nRoughhead grenadier\nNAFO SA2 + 3\nHigh\nPandalus borealis\nNorthern shrimp\nNAFO 3LNO\nHigh\nPandalus borealis\nNorthern shrimp\nNAFO 3M\nHigh\nAmblyraja radiata\nThorny skate\nNAFO 3LNOPs\nHigh\nReinhardtius hippoglossoides\nGreenland halibut\nNAFO 3KLMNO\nHigh\nReinhardtius hippoglossoides\nGreenland halibut\nNAFO SA1\nHigh\nHippoglossus hippoglossus\nAtlantic halibut\nNAFO SA1\nLow\nSebastes mentella\nRedfish\nNAFO SA1\nHigh\nSebastes spp.\nRedfish\nNAFO 3LN\nHigh\nSebastes spp.\nRedfish\nNAFO 3M\nHigh\nSebastes spp.\nRedfish\nNAFO 3O\nHigh\nUrophycis tenuis\nWhite hake\nNAFO 3NO\nHigh\nMallotus villosus\nCapelin\nNAFO 3NO\nHigh\nBeryx sp.\nAlfonsinos\nNAFO 6G\nHigh\nIllex illecebrosus\nShortfin squid\nNAFO Subareas 3 + 4\nLow\nSalmo salar\nSalmon\nNAFO S1+ ICES Sub-area XIV,\nNEAF, NASCO\nHigh\nFAO marine area 34- Fisheries Committee for the Eastern Central Atlantic (CECAF)\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nBrachydeuterus spp.\nGrunt\n34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nCaranx spp.\nJack\n34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nCynoglossus spp.\nTongue sole\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nDecapterus spp.\nScad\n34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nDentex canariensis\nCanary dentex\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nmedium\nDentex congoensis\nCongo dentex\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6.\nmedium\nDentex macrophthalmus\nLarge-eye dentex\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6.\nhigh\nDentex maroccanus\nMorocco dentex\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6.\nmedium\nDentex spp.\nDentex\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6.\nhigh\nEngraulis encrasicolus\nAnchovy\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6.\nhigh\nEpinephelus aeneus\nWhite grouper\n34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nEthmalosa fimbriata\nBonga shad\n34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nFarfantepenaeus notialis\nSouthern pink shrimp\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nGaleoides decadactylus\nLesser African threadfin\n34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nLoligo vulgaris\nCommon squid\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nMerluccius polli\nBenguela hake\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nMerluccius senegalensis\nSenegalese hake\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nMerluccius spp.\nOther hake\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nmedium\nOctopus vulgaris\nCommon octopus\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6.\nhigh\nPagellus acarne\naxillary sea bream\n34.1.1\nhigh\nPagellus bellottii\nRed pandora\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nPagellus bogaraveo\nBlackspot sea bream\n34.1.1\nmedium\nPagellus spp.\nPandora\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nPagrus caeruleostictus\nBlue spotted sea bream\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nParapenaeus longirostris\nDeepwater rose shrimp\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nPomadasys incisus\nBastard grunt\n34.1.1\nmedium\nPomadasys spp.\nGrunt\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nPseudotolithus spp.\nWest African croakers\n34.1.1\nhigh\nSardina pilchardus\nSardine\n34.1.1, 34.1.3\nhigh\nSardinella aurita\nRound sardinella\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nSardinella maderensis\nShort-body sardinella\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nScomber japonicus\nChub mackerel\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nScomber spp.\nOther Mackerel\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nSepia hierredda\nCuttlefish\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nSepia officinalis\nCommon cuttlefish\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6.\nhigh\nSepia spp.\ncuttlefishes\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nmedium\nSparidae\nSea bream\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nSparus spp.\nSea bream\n34.1.1\nhigh\nTrachurus trachurus\nAtlantic horse mackerel\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nTrachurus trecae\nCunene horse mackerel\n34.1.1, 34.1.3, 34.3.1, 34.3.3-6\nhigh\nUmbrina canariensis\nCanary drum\n34.3.3-6\nmedium\nSEAFO (South East Atlantic Fisheries Organisation)\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nDissostichus eleginoides\nPatagonian toothfish\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nBeryx spp.\nAlfonsinos\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nChaceon spp.\nRed/Golden crabs\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nPseudopentaceros richardsoni\nPelagic armourhead/Southern boarfish\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nHelicolenus spp.\nBlackbelly rosefishes\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nHoplostethus atlanticus\nOrange roughy\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nTrachurus spp.\nHorse mackerel\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nScomber spp.\nMackerel\nSouth East Atlantic\nHigh\nPolyprion americanus\nWreckfish\nSouth East Atlantic\nMedium\nJasus tristani\nTristan rock lobster\nSouth East Atlantic\nMedium\nLepidotus caudatus\nSilver scabbardfish\nSouth East Atlantic\nMedium\nSchedophilus ovalis\nImperial Blackfish\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nSchedophilus velaini\nViolet warehou\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nAllocyttus verucossus\nOreo dories\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nNeocyttus romboidales\nSouth East Atlantic\nAllocyttus guineensis\nSouth East Atlantic\nPseudocyttu smaculatus\nSouth East Atlantic\nEmmelichthys nitidus\nCape Bonnetmouth\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nRuvettus pretiosus\nOilfish\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nPromethichthys prometheus\nRoudi escolar\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nMacrourus spp.\nGrenadiers\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nAntimora rostrata\nBlue antimora\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nEpigonus spp.\nCardinal fish\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nMerluccius spp.\nHake\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nNotopogon fernandezianus\nOrange bellowfish\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nOctopodidae and Loliginidae\nOctopus and squids\nSouth East Atlantic\nLow\nWCPFC (Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission)\nNB: for WCPF, the following reporting requirements for long liners shall be added:\n(1)Number of branch lines between floats. The number of branch lines between floats shall be reported for each set.\n(2)Number of fish caught per set, for the following species: albacore (Thunnus alalunga), bigeye (Thunnus obesus), skipjack (Katsuwonus pelamis), yellowfin (Thunnus albacares), striped marlin (Tetrapturus audax), blue marlin (Makaira mazara), black marlin (Makaira indica) and swordfish (Xiphias gladius), blue shark, silky shark, oceanic whitetip shark, mako sharks, thresher sharks, porbeagle shark (south of 20°S, until biological data shows this or another geographic limit to be appropriate), hammerhead sharks (winghead, scalloped, great, and smooth), whale shark, and other species as determined by the Commission.\nIf the total weight or average weight of fish caught per set has been recorded, then the total weight or average weight of fish caught per set, by species, shall also be reported. If the total weight or average weight of fish caught per set has not been recorded, then the total weight or average weight of fish caught per set, by species, shall be estimated and the estimates reported. The total weight or average weight shall refer to whole weights, rather than processed weights.\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in Chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nThunnus albacares\nYellowfin tuna\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nThunnus obesus\nBigeye tuna\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nKatsuwonus pelamis\nSkipjack tuna\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nThunnus alalunga\nAlbacore tuna\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nThunnus orientalis\nPacific bluefin tuna\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nXiphias gladius\nSwordfish\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nMakaira nigricans (or mazara)\nBlue marlin\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nMakaira indica\nBlack marlin\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nTetrapturus audax\nStriped marlin\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nAcanthocybium solandri\nWahoo\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nCoryphaena hippurus\nDolphinfish\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nElagatis bipinnulata\nRainbow runner\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nLepidocybium flavobrunneum\nEscolar\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nLampris regius\nMoonfish (opah)\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nMola mola\nSunfish\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nIstiophorus platypterus\nSailfish\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nTetrapturus angustirostris\nSpearfish\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nRuvettus pretiosus\nOilfish\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nMedium\nPrionace glauca\nBlue shark\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nCarcharhinus longimanus\nOceanic whitetip shark\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nCarcharhinus falciformis\nSilky shark\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nAlopias superciliosus\nbig eye thresher\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nAlopias vulpinus\nCommon thresher\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nAlopias pelagicus\nPelagic thresher\nWest Central Pacific Ocean\nHigh\nWECAFC (Western Central Atlantic Fishery Commission)\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nPanulirus argus\nCaribbean Spiny Lobster\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nStrombus gigas\nQueen Conch\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nShark-like Selachii, Rajidae\nSharks, rays & skates\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nCoryphaena hippurus\nDolphin fish\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nAcanthocybium solandri\nWahoo\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nEpinephelus guttatus\nRed Hind\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nLutjanus vivanus\nSilk snapper\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nLutjanus buccanella\nBlackfin snapper\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nLutjanus campechanus\nRed snapper\nWest Central Atlantic\nHigh\nPenaeus subtilis\nPenaeus shrimp\nFrench Guiana EEZ\nHigh\nIOTC (Indian Ocean Tuna Commission)\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in chapter III of this Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nThunnus albacares\nYellowfin tuna\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nThunnus obesus\nBigeye tuna\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nKatsuwonus pelamis\nSkipjack tuna\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nThunnus alalunga\nAlbacore tuna\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nXiphias gladius\nSwordfish\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nMakaira nigricans (or mazara)\nBlue marlin\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nMakaira indica\nBlack marlin\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nTetrapturus audax\nStriped marlin\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nIstiophorus platypterus\nIndo-Pacific sailfish\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nAuxis rochei\nBullet tuna\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nMedium\nAuxis thazard\nFrigate tuna\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nMedium\nEuthynnus affinis\nKawakawa\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nMedium\nThunnus tonggol\nLongtail tuna\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nMedium\nScomberomorus guttatus\nIndo-Pacific king mackerel\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nMedium\nScomberomorus commerson\nNarrow-barred Spanish mackerel\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nMedium\nPrionace glauca\nBlue shark\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nAlopias superciliosus\nBigeye thresher shark\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nCarcharhinus falciformes\nSilky shark\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nCarcharhinus longimanus\nOceanic whitetip shark\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nAlopias pelagicus\nPelagic thresher shark\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nSphyrna lewini\nScalloped hammerhead shark\nIndian Ocean Western and Eastern\nHigh\nOther RFMOs\nSPECIESWhen designing sampling plans aiming at collecting biological information as laid down in chapter III Annex, stock boundaries, as fixed by the competent RFMOs or RFOs, shall be taken into account and appropriate sampling effort shall be allocated to each stock.\nFrequency of Collection of Biological variables\nScientific name\nCommon name\nGeographical Area\nPriority\nThe data collection is annual and the updating/processing of the data shall be done timely to fit the schedule of the stock assessments.\nTrachurus murphyi\nJack mackerel\nSPRFMO Convention Area\nHigh\nEuphausia superba\nKrill\nCCAMLR Convention Area\nHigh\nDissostichus spp.\nDissostichus eleginoides and Dissostichus mawsoni)\nToothfish\nCCAMLR Convention Area\nHigh\nChampsocephalus gunnari\nMackerel icefish\nCCAMLR Convention Area\nLow\nResources of fish, molluscs, crustaceans and other sedentary species within the competence area, but excluding: (i) sedentary species subject to the fishery jurisdiction of coastal States pursuant to article 77(4) of the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, and; (ii) highly migratory species listed in Annex I of the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.\nSIOFA Convention Area",
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