Gadus Morhua : Ghost Butcher
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Gadus Morhua
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Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua)
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Gadus morhua (Atlantic cod)
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filmed in the Kiel Aquarium
Gadus Morhua : Uminia Balsoi Hui LIVE 2009
At Dantes 6.3.2009 Video production: Tero from WinteriumArt
Gadus Morhua: Parasite Infested Abdominal Remains LIVE 2009
Dorsch oder Kabeljau Gadus morhua
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aus dem Aquarium Kiel
Рыба - Fisch
Top Icelandic Fish - Þorskaætt (is), thorskur, Gadus morhua (lat.), Треска (rus), Kabeljau und Dorsch (dt) ,Atlantic cod (en), alao común (es), Gadidae (fr), merluzzo bianco (it) , Kabeljauw (nl) , Dorsz atlantycki (pl)
Gadus Morhua - Siis Tissit, Live @ kantis 21.08.2010, (mobile phone video)
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Gadus Morhua - Ghostbutcher, Live @ kantis 21.08.2010. (mobile phone video)
Dorsch * Kabeljau * Gadus morhua
Beschreibung: einige Fänge rund um den Fisterfjord.
Wyprawa na Gadus Morhua Callarias - 23 maja 2010r.
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Gadus Morhua - Ghostbutcher, Live @ kantis 21.08.2010, (mobile phone video)
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Konstatins first fish!
Konstatin caught his first fish 8th of May in Saltstraumen, Norway. Even though he was fishing in one of the richest fishing waters in the world and only managed to catch a small "dorsk torsk" (Gadus morhua), he seemed pretty pleased with the result.
The Village Idiot-Gadus Morhua(Prima Materia)
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From the Prima Materia album released at Rabalder Records
Visthus-Norwegen-Fjordangeln
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Meeresangeln,Fischen,Dorsch,Leng,Rotbarsch,Seeteufel,Steinbeißer,Köhler,Seelachs,Lumb,Schellfisch: Kabeljau Kabeljau (Gadus morhua) Systematik Klasse:Knochenfische (Osteichthyes) Unterklasse:Strahlenflosser (Actinopterygii) Ordnung:Dorschartige (Gadiformes) Familie:Dorsche (Gadidae) Gattung:Gadus Art:Kabeljau Wissenschaftlicher Name Gadus morhua Linnaeus, 1758 Junger Kabeljau (Dorsch) Kabeljau im Schwarm Kabeljau und Dorsch sind unterschiedliche Bezeichnungen für dieselbe Fischart (Gadus morhua) aus der Familie der Dorsche. Beim Dorsch handelt es sich um den noch nicht geschlechtsreifen Kabeljau. Sobald er geschlechtsreif wird, nennt man ihn Kabeljau. Die in der Ostsee lebenden Stämme werden alle Dorsch genannt, im südlichen Bereich auch Pomuchel und Pomuchelskopf. Im Nordseeanrainerstaat Norwegen heißt der in Küstennähe lebende Fisch torsk, der hochseebewohnende Fisch wird Skrei genannt. In den Niederlanden wird er kabeljauw, in England wird er Cod genannt. Der Kabeljau war bis etwa 1970 eine der verbreitetsten Fischarten der Welt. Die gute Verwertbarkeit und Lagerfähigkeit sowie die leichte Erbeutbarkeit haben dazu geführt, dass inzwischen der Kabeljau am meisten unter Überfischung gelitten hat und sogar im Fortbestand bedroht ist. Im Dezember 2004 befasste sich der EU-Rat für Landwirtschaft und Fischerei mit der Gefährdung des Kabeljau. Die damals amtierende deutsche Verbraucherministerin Renate Künast wies darauf hin, dass der Bestand des Dorsches in der Ostsee und <b>...</b>
Dicas de como comprar o bacalhau Gadus Mohrua
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Dicas de como comprar e escolher o bacalhau gadus morhua. Gravação feita no Emporio Chiappetta, no Mercado Municipal de São Paulo para o BLOG DA TUTU tutugalvaobueno.blogspot.com
Sacred Concert - 10 Praise God And Dance - Finale
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Sacred concert by Duke Ellington. Performed in "Lofotkatedralen" 7. may 2010. This is the version arranged by John Hoybye and Peder Pedersen Conductor: Terje Brun
Sacred Concert - 5 The Majesty Of God
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Sacred concert by Duke Ellington. Performed in "Lofotkatedralen" 7. may 2010. This is the version arranged by John Hoybye and Peder Pedersen Conductor: Terje Brun
MacDuff Aquarium
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Field trip to MacDuff Aquarium. www.macduff-aquarium.org.uk
Sacred Concert - 6 Come Sunday
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Sacred concert by Duke Ellington. Performed in "Lofotkatedralen" 7. may 2010. This is the version arranged by John Hoybye and Peder Pedersen Conductor: Terje Brun
Sacred Concert - 8 Almighty God
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Sacred concert by Duke Ellington. Performed in "Lofotkatedralen" 7. may 2010. This is the version arranged by John Hoybye and Peder Pedersen Conductor: Terje Brun
Sacred concert - 2 Heaven
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Sacred concert by Duke Ellington. Performed in "Lofotkatedralen" 7. may 2010. This is the version arranged by John Hoybye and Peder Pedersen Conductor: Terje Brun Solist: Lill Rebekka Jentoftsen
Sacred Concert - 7 David Danced
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Sacred concert by Duke Ellington. Performed in "Lofotkatedralen" 7. may 2010. This is the version arranged by John Hoybye and Peder Pedersen Conductor: Terje Brun
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Cod, Gadus morhua, taken thru glas at Atlanterhavsparken, Ålesund, Norway
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Cod, Gadus morhua. Picture taken, thru glas, at Atlanterhavsparken, Ålesund, Norway.
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Anisakis simplex
![Admiralty chart of haisborough Sands. Haisborough Sands and its surrounding shoals are known to be spawning grounds[3] for Sand eels Ammodytes, Lemon soul Microstormus Kitt and sole Solea solea.](http://web.archive.org./web/20110821125848im_/http://cdn8.wn.com/pd/af/27/01ba1f0c7219b3fddbbb37ea3f39_grande.jpg "Admiralty chart of haisborough Sands. Haisborough Sands and its surrounding shoals are known to be spawning grounds[3] for Sand eels Ammodytes, Lemon soul Microstormus Kitt and sole Solea solea.")
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Admiralty chart of haisborough Sands. Haisborough Sands and its surrounding shoals are known to be spawning grounds[3] for Sand eels Ammodytes, Lemon soul Microstormus Kitt and sole Solea solea.
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From Malnesberget 529 meters above sea level
![Admiralty chart of haisborough Sands. Haisborough Sands and its surrounding shoals are known to be spawning grounds[3] for Sand eels Ammodytes, Lemon soul Microstormus Kitt and sole Solea solea.](http://web.archive.org./web/20110821125848im_/http://cdn7.wn.com/pd/af/27/01ba1f0c7219b3fddbbb37ea3f39_thumb.jpg "Admiralty chart of haisborough Sands. Haisborough Sands and its surrounding shoals are known to be spawning grounds[3] for Sand eels Ammodytes, Lemon soul Microstormus Kitt and sole Solea solea.")
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GADUS MORHUA 'N CHIPS PLEASE
05 Sep 2001
The Sun
CHIPPIES could be forced to sell fish by their ancient Latin names - thanks to the craziest European ruling so far. If barmy Brussels bureaucrats get their way, baffled Brits will have to ask for hippoglossus hippoglossus instead of plain halibut. A portion of cod would be gadus morhua and haddock...
Britons chew on Gadus morhua and chips
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Atlantic cod
The Atlantic cod, Gadus morhua, is a well-known demersal food fish belonging to the family Gadidae. It is also commercially known as cod, codling or haberdine.
In the western Atlantic Ocean cod has a distribution north of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, and round both coasts of Greenland; in the eastern Atlantic it is found from the Bay of Biscay north to the Arctic Ocean, including the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, areas around Iceland and the Barents Sea.
It can grow to 2 meters in length and weigh up to . It can live for 25 years and sexual maturity is generally attained between ages 2 to 4, but can be as late as 8 years in the northeast Arctic. Colouring is brown to green with spots on the dorsal side, shading to silver ventrally. A lateral line is clearly visible. Its habitat ranges from the shoreline down to the continental shelf.
Several cod stocks collapsed in the 1990s (declined by >95% of maximum historical biomass) and have failed to recover even with the cessation of fishing.
Technologies that contributed to the collapse of Atlantic Cod include engine power vessels and frozen food compartments aboard ships. Engine power vessels had larger nets, larger engines, and better navigation. The capacity to catch fish became limitless. In addition, sonar technology gave an edge to catching and detecting fish. Sonar was originally developed during WWII to locate enemy submarines, but was later applied to locating schools of fish. These new technologies, as well as bottom-trawlers that destroyed entire ecosystems, contributed to the collapse of Atlantic Cod. They were vastly different from old techniques used, such as hand lines and long lines.
The fishery has yet to recover, and may not recover at all because of a possibly stable change in the food chain. Atlantic cod was a top-tier predator, along with haddock, flounder and hake, feeding upon smaller prey such as herring, capelin, shrimp and snow crab. With the large predatory fish removed, their prey has had a population explosion and have become the top predators, affecting the survival rates of cod eggs and fry.
Population tracking
Cod populations or stocks can differ significantly both in appearance and biology. For instance, the cod stocks of the Baltic Sea are adapted to low-salinity water. Organisations such as the Northwest Atlantic Fishery Organization (NAFO) and ICES divide the cod into management units or stocks; however these units are not always biologically distinguishable stocks. Some major stocks/management units on the Canadian/US shelf (see map of NAFO areas) are the Southern Labrador-Eastern Newfoundland stock (NAFO divisions 2J3KL), the Northern Gulf of St. Lawrence stock (NAFO divisions 3Pn4RS), the Northern Scotian Shelf stock (NAFO divisions 4VsW), which all lie in Canadian waters, and the Georges Bank and Gulf of Maine stocks in United States waters. In the European Atlantic, there are numerous separate stocks: on the shelves of Iceland, the coast of Norway, the Barents Sea, the Faroe Islands, off western Scotland, the North Sea, the Irish Sea, the Celtic Sea and in the Baltic Sea.
Lifecycle
Spawning
Adult cod form spawning aggregations from late winter to spring.Females release their eggs in batches, and males compete to fertilise them.
Pelagic larval phase
Fertilized eggs drift with ocean currents and develop into larvae.
Adults
Age of maturation varies between cod stocks, from ages 2 to 4 in the west Atlantic, but as late as 8 years in the northeast Arctic.
Anatomy
: 1. Liver, 2. Gas bladder, 3. Roe, 4. Duodenum, 5. Stomach, 6. Intestine]]
Parasites
Atlantic cod act as intermediate, paratenic or definitive hosts to a large number of parasite species: 107 taxa listed by Hemmingsen and MacKenzie (2001)
External links
Category:Commercial fish Category:Gadidae Category:Fish of Europe Category:Fish of the North Sea Category:Fish of the Baltic Sea Category:Fauna of Greenland Category:Fish of the Atlantic Ocean
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