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The sea cucumber fishery in Palawan, Philippines

Jean Beth Jontila, Harold M. Monteclaro, Gerald F. Quinitio, SHEILA MAE S. SANTANDER-DE LEON, Jon P. Altamirano

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This paper presents the nature of sea cucumber fishery in Palawan, Philippines with information on gathering practices, commonly traded species and secondary accounts on wild populations. Current issues on sea cucumber fishery are also presented here along with recommended doable management measures.

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This paper presents the nature of sea cucumber fishery in Palawan, Philippines with information on gathering practices, commonly traded species and secondary accounts on wild populations. Current issues on sea cucumber fishery are also presented here along with recommended doable management measures.

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This paper presents the nature of sea cucumber fishery in Palawan, Philippines with information on gathering practices, commonly traded species and secondary accounts on wild populations. Current issues on sea cucumber fishery are also presented here along with recommended doable management measures.

Key concepts: Fishery, Oceanography, Sea cucumber, Geography, Geology, Biology, Paleontology

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