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The Mediterranean Sea is the largest (2,969,000 km2) and deepest (average 1,460 m, maximum 5,267 m) semi-enclosed European sea, consisting of two major interacting sub-basins, the western and eastern Mediterranean, connected by the Straits of Sicily with depth ~ 350 m. The western basin is connected with the Atlantic Ocean through the Gibraltar Strait. The Ionian, Levantine, Adriatic and Aegean are located in the eastern basin, which communicates with the Black Sea through the Strait of Dardanelles and with the Red Sea through the Suez Canal. Several, smaller basins, are recognizable within the two main sections, which show remarkable differences in terms of general oceanographic conditions.

Commercial fisheries in the Mediterranean, focusing on the environmental status and the corresponding management measures