. Bulletin. Science. 32 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. 15 20 25 Depth (m) 40 Fig. 3. Relative frequency distribution of lobster traps with depth for each day that lobster traps were surveyed (Tl = opening day of season, 5 Oct 2005; T2 = 26 Oct 20005; T3 = 11 Jan 2006; T4 = 15 Mar 2006). days of sampling. The distribution of traps on T3 was the most different among the days but was still significantly correlated. The distribution of habitat value for lobster, derived from SCUBA survey data, is shown in Figure 4. Habitat values are relative to the best-observed habitat for spiny lobste
. Bulletin. Science. 32 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. 15 20 25 Depth (m) 40 Fig. 3. Relative frequency distribution of lobster traps with depth for each day that lobster traps were surveyed (Tl = opening day of season, 5 Oct 2005; T2 = 26 Oct 20005; T3 = 11 Jan 2006; T4 = 15 Mar 2006). days of sampling. The distribution of traps on T3 was the most different among the days but was still significantly correlated. The distribution of habitat value for lobster, derived from SCUBA survey data, is shown in Figure 4. Habitat values are relative to the best-observed habitat for spiny lobsters within the kelp forest. Habitat values for each box were computed as average of habitat affinity among band transects conducted within each box. Kelp forest habitat extends into the Reserve in an area approximately the size of one box and is located next to the western boundary. The habitat within this area is mostly composed of "red turf reefs", which has the highest lobster affinity. The results of the moving window correlation analysis of fishing effort distri- bution and habitat affinity are shown in Figure 5. The distribution of fishing effort Table 3. Matrix of correlation coefficients of trap distributions among days and average box depth. All correlations are significant (p<) except for the correlation of T3 with depth. Depth T2 T3 T4 Depth Tl T2 T3 — — Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Southern California Academy of Sciences. Los Angeles, Calif. : The Academy
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