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The Kerguelen Plateau: Marine Ecosystems and Fisheries

Proceedings of the second symposium

The second Kerguelen Plateau Symposium on Marine Ecosystems and Fisheries was held in mid-November 2017. The meeting brought together more than 70 researchers studying in the Australian and French regions of the Kerguelen Plateau.

Presentations focused on advances in marine ecosystem knowledge, marine geomorphology and oceanography, developments in marine policy, fisheries resource assessment and management, biology, biodiversity and conservation in the region. The Symposium closed with a synthesis session where a common theme was realised; the importance of the Kerguelen Plateau as a natural laboratory in the face of a changing climate.

Each item from this volume has undergone peer review and can be cited using the following information:

In: Welsford, D., J. Dell and G. Duhamel (Eds). The Kerguelen Plateau: marine ecosystem and fisheries. Proceedings of the Second Symposium. [PDF] Australian Antarctic Division, Kingston, Tasmania, Australia. ISBN: 978-1-876934-30-9.

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Foreword PDF
Dirk Welsford, James Dell and Guy Duhamel
Bilateral cooperation between Australia and France in the Southern Ocean PDF
Lihini Weragoda, Guy Duhamel, Julien Le Lan, Dirk Welsford, Amy Young, Gillian Slocum and Andrew Constable. 2019. pp 1-18
Volcanism, iron and phytoplankton on the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Coffin, M.F., R.J. Arculus, A. Bowie, Z. Chase, R. Robertson and T. Trull. 2019. pp 19-20
Submarine geology and geomorphology of active sub-Antarctic volcanoes: Heard Island and McDonald Islands. PDF
Watson, S.J., J, Fox, J. Whittaker, V. Lucieer, R. Carey, A. Post. M.F. Coffin and R.J. Arculus. 2019. pp 21-22
First evidence of shallow seafloor gas seepage on the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Spain, E., S. Johnson, J. Whittaker, V. Lucieer, S. Watson, J. Fox and M. Coffin. 2019. pp 23-24
Ocean circulation and frontal structure near the southern Kerguelen Plateau during the Kerguelen Axis marine ecosystem survey. PDF
Bestley, S., E. van Wijk, M. Rosenberg, R. Eriksen, S. Corney, K. Tattersall and S. Rintoul. 2019. pp 25-30
Coelenterazine detection in five myctophid species from the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Duchatelet, L., C. Hermans, G. Duhamel, Y. Cherel, C. Guinet and J. Mallefet. 2019. pp 31-41
The pelagic squid assemblage of the Kerguelen Axis. PDF
Lin, D., R. Trebilco, A. Walters, G. Zhu and X. Chen. 2019. pp 43-44
What can DNA in fish stomachs tell us about the Southern Ocean? PDF
Clarke, L.J., R. Trebilco, A. Walters, A.M. Polanowski and B.E. Deagle. 2019. pp 45-47
Mesopelagic community structure on the southern Kerguelen Axis. PDF
Trebilco, R., A. Walters, J. Melbourne-Thomas, S. Bestley, M. Cox, S. Gastauer and A. Constable. 2019. pp 49-54
Big things come in small packages. Biomass contribution of the krill Thysanoessa macrura to the marine ecosystem in the Kerguelen Plateau region. PDF
Wallis, J.R., S. Kawaguchi, K. Matsuno and K.M. Swadling. 2019. pp 55-58
Isotopic niches of Mesopelagic fish on the southern Kerguelen Axis: variation and overlap. PDF
Woods, B., A. Walters, M. Hindell and R. Trebilco. 2019. pp 59-71
A food-web model for the southern Kerguelen Plateau region. PDF
McCormack, S.A., R. Trebilco, J. Melbourne-Thomas, J.L. Blanchard and A. Constable. 2019. pp 73-75
Modelling southern elephant seals in East Antarctica using an individual-based model with a dynamic energy budget. PDF
Goedegebuure, M., S. Corney, J. Melbourne-Thomas, C. McMahon, A. Constable and M. Hindell. 2019. pp 77-80
A mass-balanced ecosystem model for the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Subramaniam, R.C., M.H. Pinkerton, J. Melbourne-Thomas, S.P. Corney, K.M. Swadling and P. Pruvost. 2019. pp 81-91
Ecosystem models for understanding major energy pathways and change in the Kerguelen Plateau region. PDF
Trebilco, R., J. Melbourne-Thomas, M. Sumner, S. Corney and A. Constable. 2019. pp 93
Modelling species response to climate change in sub-Antarctic islands: echinoids as a case study for the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Saucède, T., C. Guillaumot, L.N. Michel, S. Fabri-Ruiz, A. Bazin, M. Cabessut, A. García-Berro, A. Mateos, O. Mathieu, C. De Ridder, P. Dubois, B. Danis, B. David, A. Díaz, G. Lepoint, S. Motreuil, E. Poulin and J.-P. Féral. 2019. pp 95-116
The seasonality of the Kerguelen bloom revealed by autonomous tools. PDF
Blain, S., M. Rembauville, H. Claustre, L. Merlivat and J. Boutin. 2019. pp 117
Carbon storage by Kerguelen zoobenthos as a negative feedback on climate change. PDF
Bax, N., B. Moreno, C. Moreau, D.K.A. Barnes, M. Paulsen, C. Held, R. Downey, C.J. Sands and T. Souster. 2019. pp 119-123
Role of particle-attached bacteria in rendering iron and carbon bioavailable. PDF
Obernosterer, I., S. Blain, P. Debeljak, A. Bowie, P. van der Merwe, T. Holmes and M. Tonnard. 2019. pp 125
Prokaryoplankton community composition of Southern Ocean water masses. PDF
Sow, S.L.S., L. Bodrossy, T.W. Trull and P.W. Boyd. 2019. pp127-128
Sustained upwelling of subsurface iron supplies seasonally persistent phytoplankton blooms around the southern Kerguelen Plateau, Southern Ocean. PDF
Schallenberg, C., S. Bestley, A. Klocker, D. Davies, R. Eriksen, M. Gault-Ringold, M. Sumner, A. Townsend, T.W. Trull, P. van der Merwe, K. Westwood, K. Wuttig and A. Bowie. 2019. pp 129-130
Trace metal bioavailability is greater of particles sourced from glacial erosion than hydrothermalism in the Southern Ocean. PDF
van der Merwe, P., K. Wuttig, T. Holmes, Z. Chase, T. Trull and A. Bowie. 2019. pp 131-132
Dissolved iron sources and impact on productivity at Heard Island and McDonald Islands, Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Holmes, T., K. Wuttig, Z. Chase, P. van der Merwe, C. Schallenberg, A. Townsend and A. Bowie. 2019. pp 133-134
Important readjustments in the biomass and distribution of groundfish species in the northern part of the Kerguelen Plateau and Skiff Bank. PDF
Duhamel, G., C. Péron, R. Sinègre, C. Chazeau, N. Gasco, M. Hautecœur, A. Martin, I. Durand and R. Causse. 2019. pp 135-184
The development of an integrated stock assessment for Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides) in the Kerguelen Islands EEZ. PDF
Sinegre, R., G. Duhamel and J.B. Lecomte. 2019. pp 185-186
The Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides) fishery at Heard Island and McDonald Islands (HIMI) - population structure and history of the fishery stock assessment. PDF
Ziegler, P. and D. Welsford. 2019. pp 187-217
Modelling the spatial distribution of Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides) by length and age around Heard Island and McDonald Islands on the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Farmer, B., G.B. Nowara, T.C. Barnes, P. Burch, E. Woodcock, P. Ziegler and D. Welsford. 2019. pp 219-235
Estimating Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides) movement on the Kerguelen Plateau: reflections on 20 years of tagging at Heard Island and McDonald Islands. PDF
Burch, P., C. Péron, J. Potts, P. Ziegler and D. Welsford. 2019. pp 237-245
Features of the generation of the biological productivity of the Ob and Lena Banks in the southern Indian Ocean. PDF
Pshenichnov, L. And V. Lanin. 2019. pp 247
Australia's Ecological Risk Assessment and Ecological Risk Management framework for fisheries. PDF
Fisher, J. 2019. pp 249-253
Population dynamics and life-history plasticity of mackerel icefish (Champsocephalus gunnari) within the vicinity of Heard Island and the McDonald Islands. PDF
Maschette, D. and D. Welsford. 2019. pp 255-258
Fisheries interaction data suggest variations in the distribution of sperm whales on the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Tixier, P., D. Welsford, M.-A. Lea, M.A. Hindell, C. Guinet, A. Janc, G. Richard, N. Gasco, G. Duhamel, R. Arangio, M.C. Villanueva, L. Suberg and J.P.Y. Arnould. 2019. pp 259-270
Development of a deep-water camera system capable of deployment on fishing gear. PDF
Lamb, T., D. Maschette, S. Wotherspoon and R. Kilpatrick. 2019. pp 271-278
Ecoregionalisation and conservation of benthic communities in the French exclusive economic zone of Kerguelen. PDF
Martin, A., E. Trouslard, M. Hautecoeur, J. Blettery, C. Moreau, T. Saucède, N. Améziane, G. Duhamel and M. Eléaume. 2019. pp 279-303
The French southern lands marine protected area: genesis of one of the largest marine protected area in the world. PDF
Azam, C.-S., T. Thellier, A.-G. Verdier and C. Marteau. 2019. pp 305-306
Expansion of the Heard Island and McDonald Islands Marine Reserve. PDF
Fleming, J. and L. Weragoda. 2019. pp 307
The French Southern Lands marine protected area: how to conciliate the protection of marine ecosystems with a sustainable fishing activity. PDF
Azam, C.-S., T. Thellier, A.-G. Verdier and C. Marteau. 2019. pp 309
Shark by-catch observed in the bottom longline fishery off the Kerguelen Islands in 2006-2016, with a focus on the traveller lantern shark (Etmopterus viator). PDF
Chazeau, C., S.P. Iglésias, C. Péron, N. Gasco, A. Martin and G. Duhamel. 2019. pp 311-327
Monitoring of major by-catch species in the Heard Island and McDonald Islands fisheries. PDF
Dell, J., G. Nowara, D. Maschette, B. Farmer, E. Woodcock, P. Ziegler and D. Welsford. 2019. pp 329-339
Future resilience scaled by surveillance: high sensitivity of albatross to regional illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing effort. PDF
Michael, P.E., C. Wilcox, C. Barbraud, K. Delord, S. de Grissac and H. Weimerskirch. 2019. pp 341-353
Historical demographic drivers and residual reproductive value: identifying critical at-sea areas for black-browed albatross. PDF
Michael, P.E., C. Wilcox, C. Barbraud, M. Sumner, K. Delord and H. Weimerskirch. 2019. pp 355-356
DNA metabarcoding as a marine conservation and management tool: a circumpolar examination of fishery discards in the diet of threatened albatross. PDF
McInnes, J., S. Jarman, M.-A. Lea, B. Raymond, B. Deagle, R. Phillips, P. Catry, A. Stanworth, H. Weimerskirch, A. Kusch, M. Gras, Y. Cherel, D. Maschette and R. Alderman. 2019. pp 357-358
Neogene and Quaternary fossil remains of beaked whales (Cetacea, Odontoceti, Ziphiidae) from deep-sea deposits off Crozet and Kerguelen Islands. PDF
Lambert, O., C. de Muizon, G. Duhamel and J. van der Plicht. 2019. pp 359-362
Ocean physics and its impact on trophic interactions within the Antarctic Circumpolar Current. PDF
O’Toole, M. and C. Cotte. 2019. pp 363
Scientific observation program around Kerguelen Island, a ship-of-opportunity for bird and mammal data collection. PDF
Gasco, N., P. Tixier, K. Delord, C. Guinet and G. Duhamel. 2019. pp 365-379
A decade of tracking seals reveals that mesopelagic prey will be harder to find in a warming Southern Ocean. PDF
Hindell, M.A., C. McMahon, J.-B. Charrassin, S. Corney, C. Guinet, R. Harcourt, I. Jonsen, F. Roquet, R. Trebilco and G. Williams. 2019. pp 381-382
Long-term monitoring of coastal benthic habitats in the Kerguelen Islands: a legacy of decades of marine biology research. PDF
Féral, J.-P., E. Poulin, C.A. González-Wevar, N. Améziane, C. Guillaumot, E. Develay and T. Saucède. 2019. pp 383-402
Phylogenetic diversity as an index for conservation planning in CCAMLR statistical subareas. PDF
Eléaume, M., L. Hemery and N. Améziane. 2019. pp 403-404
Comparison of independently derived benthic invertebrate and demersal fish ecoregionalisations for the Kerguelen Plateau. PDF
Hill, N.A., A. Martin, M. Eléaume, G. Duhamel, S. Foster and D. Welsford. 2019. pp 405-409
Synthesis PDF
Dirk Welsford, James Dell and Paul Burch. 2019. pp 411-413