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Dab Limanda limanda L. from commercial shrimpers in the North Frisian Wadden Sea were examined for externally visible injuries during April to October 1991. Injuries are described macroscopically. The influence of catch conditions on the rate of injuries was subjected to statistical analysis. The number of fissures of the fins was positively correlated with fish length and catch volume, whereas the number of hemorrhages of the fins decreased significantly with increasing catch volume. Sorting on a traditional shaking sieve increased the rate of fissures and hemorrhages considerably. Wound healing experiments elucidated the process and duration of regeneration of typical fisheryinduced injuries. Experimentally induced skin injuries had closed up some hours after being made. They healed without scars; thus formerly suffered injuries cannot be quantified.

Fishery-induced skin injuries in flatfish from the by-catch of shrimpers