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Fish communities of the Tatar Strait and south-western part of the Okhotsk Sea are represented by species from different ecological groups (see diagrams on right). Species composition of pelagic ichthyofauna of the Tatar Strait and south-western part of the Okhotsk Sea varies significantly due to the periodic migrations of the south- latitude fishes. In the 20th century, the shelf and coastal waters of the Sakhalin Island were rather important for fishery (annual catch of herring reached 350 000 tons, sardine - 360 000 tons, walleye pollock tons, pink salmon - 410 000 100 000 tons and Pacific cod more than 50 000 tons). - By the end of the last century, the stock abundances of many common fish species (walleye pollock, Pacific cod, sardine, and capelin) declined so that their commercial fishery was stopped. Proportion of pelagic, anadromous and demersal species in the epipelagic fish communities in different regions of the Sakhalin sea waters (data of 1947-1997) Б B Western Sakhalin Aniva Bay Anadromous Pelagic Demersal Anadromous Pelagic Demersal A Б Northeastern Sakhalin Southeastern Sakhalin Anadromous Pelagic Demersal Anadromous Pelagic Demersal
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