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The 12 pages that link to Trawling, each with the reason it gives.

• Benthic zoneRelated: Bottom trawling can disturb sediment and damage benthic habitats.

• FishBroader topic: Trawling captures large quantities of fish but can also disturb habitats.

• SeamountRelated: Bottom trawling can damage slow-growing seamount corals and other benthic habitats.

• FishingBroader topic: Trawling shows how a moving net can capture large quantities, including unintended species.

• Marine fisheriesBroader topic: Trawling is a major industrial method, with effects that vary by gear and habitat.

• Purse seiningCompared with: Unlike purse seining, trawling captures fish with a moving towed net.

• GillnettingCompared with: Trawls actively sweep an area, unlike gillnets that entangle fish contacting a set or drifting net.

• Purse seineCompared with: Unlike a purse seine, a trawl captures fish by towing its net rather than encircling a school.

• Fishing vesselRelated: Trawlers use powerful winches and purpose-built hulls to tow nets.

• AnglingCompared with: Trawling captures many organisms at once with a moving net.

• Seine fishingCompared with: A trawl captures fish by towing, whereas a seine is set around fish or hauled from a fixed position.

• Palaemon serratusRelated: Towed nets can capture this seabed-associated prawn alongside other coastal species.