Search Results - "Dankwa, Hederick R."

Seasonal changes in fish catch and environmental variables in a large Tropical Lake, Volta, Ghana by Mensah, Emmanuel T‐D., Dankwa, Hederick R., Lauridsen, Torben L., Asmah, Ruby, Campion, Benjamin B., Edziyie, Regina

“…Fish species assemblage and selected environmental variables were monitored in Lake Volta from September 2014 to August 2016 to determine seasonal variability…”
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Effects of seasonal and environmental changes on aquaculture production in tropical Lake Volta, Ghana by Mensah, Emmanuel T. D., Dankwa, Hederick R., Torben, Lauridsen L., Asmah, Ruby, Campion, Benjamin B., Edziyie, Regina

“…Globally, aquaculture production is faced with numerous challenges, notable among which is water quality. The study determined seasonal environmental changes…”
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Mass balance model of Lake Volta fisheries: The use of Ecopath model by Mensah, Emmanuel T. D., Dankwa, Hederick R., Lauridsen, Torben L., Trolle, Dennis, Asmah, Ruby, Campion, Benjamin B., Edziyie, Regina, Christensen, Villy

“…A mass balance model of trophic interactions among ten key functional producer and consumer groups in Lake Volta was constructed using the Ecopath model to…”
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Nursery function of an estuarine tidal marsh for the brown shrimp Crangon crangon by Cattrijsse, André, Dankwa, Hederick R., Mees, Jan

“…The brown shrimp Crangon crangon migrates into the brackish part of the Westerschelde estuary (southwest Netherlands) shortly after metamorphosis and uses the…”
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Nekton communities of an intertidal creek of a European estuarine brackish marsh by Cattrijsse, Andre, Makwaia, Esther S., Dankwa, Hederick R., Hamerlynck, Olivier, Hemminga, Marten A.

“…The utilization of an estuarine brackish marsh in the Westerschelde estuary (southwest Netherlands) by fish and crustaceans visiting the intertidal creeks at…”
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Fisheries of two tropical lagoons in Ghana, West Africa by Dankwa, H. R., Shenker, J. M., Lin, J., Ofori-Danson, P. K., Ntiamoa-Baidu, Y.

“…The fisheries of two coastal lagoons, Keta and Songor, were studied as part of Ghana Coastal Wetlands Management Project (GCWMP) aimed at sustainable…”
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