Hamza, F. (2015). Diplodus cervinus (lowe, 1858) (Téleostéen, Sparidae), le nouvel hôte méditerranéen de Lernanthropus brevis Richiardi, 1879 (Parasite, Copépode, Siphonostomatoida). [Diplodus cervinus (lowe, 1858) (Teleost, Sparidae), the new Mediterranean host of Lernanthropus brevis Richiardi, 1879 (Parasite, Copepod, Siphonostomatoida).]. Bulletin de l'Institut National des Sciences de la Mer (INSTM Salammbo). Actes du IXème Congrès Maghrébin des Sciences de la Mer Sousse. Numéro Spécial (18): :72-76. [2014].

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Hamza, F.

2015

Numéro Spécial (18): :72-76. [2014]

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For a long time, fishing has been considered as an ancestral activity in Tunisia, and it plays an important role in the economy of the country. However, all the benefits of this activity come with equally high risks of ecological deterioration through over-fishing and habitat destruction (Pauly et al., 2002). The Gulf of Gabes is one of the most productive areas of the Mediterranean Sea (Papaconstantinou and Farrugio, 2000), this ecosystem is considered to be an archetypal Mediterranean ecosystem, in which the effects of fisheries are the most pronounced. That being said, it becomes necessary to establish adequate management measures to help improving the recovery process of marine resources, and the most important sets of these measures are the establishment of Marine Protected Areas (MPA) which are spatial closures (Demestre, 2008), and the biological rest-period which is a temporal benthic trawl nets closures. In the present study, we tried to assess the impact of the implementation of several management plans and for that modeling seems to be a relevant tool to help making sure of the effectiveness of the decisions undertaken. For that end, we used Ecospace model, which integrates the trophic and temporal dynamics of Ecopath and

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