New Zealand / United States / Canada / Australia / /
Currency
AUD / USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Western Australia University of Maine / Agriculture Curtin University / Darling Marine Center / University of Queensland / /
IndustryTerm
species management / food availability / terrestrial systems / ecosystem management / marine systems / food / energy / fisheries management / wave energy / marine food chain / outcome-based management / /
MarketIndex
Southern Oscillation / /
NaturalFeature
Fremantle sea / Shark Bay / Bay of Fundy / Jurien Bay / Living Oceans / Mean sea / Indian Ocean / Gulf of Maine / /
Organization
National Marine Fisheries Service / Curtin University / Western Australia University / School of Marine Sciences / US National Science Foundation / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / EBM / Department of Fisheries and Oceans / Ecology Centre / Darling Marine Center / Journal Marine Biological Association of India / White House Council on Environmental Quality / University of Queensland / Brisbane / Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission / United Nations / UN Food and Agricultural Organization / RI AL / Marine Stewardship Council / Department of Environment / European Union / Marine Ecosystem Organization / University of Maine / /
Western Australia / Queensland / Virginia / Maine / Newfoundland / North Carolina / /
Region
Northeast U.S. / southeastern Indian Ocean / southern New England / mid-Atlantic / Indian Ocean / Central Australia / western North Atlantic / eastern North America / Northeast US / black sea / eastern Indian Ocean / Western Australia / /
Chapter 1 Lobsters as Part of Marine Ecosystems – A Review Bruce F. Phillips1, Richard A. Wahle2 and Trevor J. Ward3 1