Appendix G. Master List of Species Likely to Benefit from MPAs The Marine Life Protection Act requires that the Master Plan identify select species or groups of species likely to benefit from MPAs. Species likely to bene - Surfperch - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Appendix G. Master List of Species Likely to Benefit from MPAs The Marine Life Protection Act requires that the Master Plan identify select species or groups of species likely to benefit from MPAs. Species likely to bene Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-12 10:33:00 Open Document File Size: 141,74 KB Share Result on Facebook City Grunion / Sheephead / San Francisco / Halibut / California Rockfish / Scorpionfish / / Company Rockfish / / Country China / Mexico / / Facility honeycomb Rockfish / / NaturalFeature Santa Monica Bay / Opaleye Pacific ocean / Monterey Bay / California estuaries / / Organization G-8 / California Department of Fish and Game / G-7 / / Position males guard / Blacksmith / / ProvinceOrState California / / Region northern California / central California / southern California / south California / / SocialTag Kelp forest Copper rockfish Quillback rockfish Kelp Redtail surfperch Hexagrammidae China rockfish Pacific ocean perch Marine biology Fish

Appendix G. Master List of Species Likely to Benefit from MPAs The Marine Life Protection Act requires that the Master Plan identify select species or groups of species likely to benefit from MPAs. Species likely to beneAdd to Reading List