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The 24 pages that link to Bottom trawling, each with the reason it gives.

• Commercial fishingRelated: Its high catch efficiency comes with potential damage to seabed habitats.

• Longline fishingCompared with: Unlike longlines, bottom trawling captures animals in a moving net and can disturb seabed habitats.

• Small-scale fisheriesCompared with: Large trawlers illustrate a capital-intensive fishing method with different seabed impacts.

• Deep-sea ecologyRelated: It can damage deep-water corals and other long-lived benthic habitats.

• SpongeCompared with: Trawling can damage sponge grounds and the habitat they provide.

• Sustainable seafoodCompared with: Its seabed disturbance illustrates how gear can damage habitats even when target stocks are managed.

• Demersal fishRelated: It captures demersal fish by sweeping their habitat.

• TrawlingBroader topic: It catches species living on or near the bottom, including flatfish and prawns.

• Benthic feedingRelated: It targets species associated with the bottom and can disturb their feeding habitat.

• KattegatRelated: Seabed fishing has affected benthic habitats and fish populations in the Kattegat.

• Fishing netRelated: A net can be configured to capture fish and invertebrates living near the bottom.

• Deep-sea biodiversityRelated: Repeated contact can damage slow-growing deep-sea habitats and disturb seafloor communities.

• Trawl fishingBroader topic: It is the seabed-contact form of trawling, with distinctive habitat effects.

• HaddockRelated: It is one method used to catch haddock and can also disturb seabed habitats.

• Marine benthic zoneRelated: Its direct contact with the bottom can disturb sediments and benthic communities.

• GuitarfishRelated: This fishing method can capture guitarfishes that live or feed near the seabed.

• Nephrops norvegicusRelated: Trawling captures Nephrops but can disturb the sediments surrounding its burrows.

• WedgefishRelated: This fishing method can capture wedgefish living on or near the seabed.

• Deep-sea communityRelated: It can damage benthic habitat and remove organisms from deep-sea food webs.

• GoosefishRelated: This gear is used to catch goosefish and can disturb benthic habitats.

• HoundsharkRelated: This gear can capture coastal and shelf-dwelling houndsharks.

• Metanephrops challengeriRelated: Trawling is used to capture scampi living on the seafloor.

• Squilla mantisRelated: This method is commonly associated with catches of seabed-dwelling mantis shrimps.

• TriglidaeRelated: Bottom trawls commonly capture gurnards living near or on the seabed.