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ajoaa-1456	O. S, Fakayode; O. A, Adeogun; L. R, Unah; D. A, Bolaji	Children Involvement in Artisanal Fishing: A Case Study of Lagos Lagoon, Nigeria	2016	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2373	104	55	Table 1: Children involved in artisanal fishing Months Number of boats counted Total number of people in all the boats Number of boat with children Total number of children in the boat Crew size of the people sitting in a boat Crew size of the children sitting in a boat September,2013 60 144 56 74 3 2 October, 2013 113 270 97 152 3 2 November, 2013 46 120 41 70 3 2 December,2013 60 152 50 84 3 2 January,2014 74 172 69 88 3 2 February,2014 65 154 55 86 3 2 Average size 70 169 61 92 3 2 During the study, we recorded a female which accounted for 0.2% while male was 99.8%. A CASE STUDY OF LAGOS LAGOON, NIGERIA Fakayode, O. S., Adeogun, O. A., Unah, L. R., and Bolaji, D. A. Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria Abstract 1 Children involvement in artisanal fishing was investigated between 2013 and 2014 to assess the percentage number of children involved in fishing on Lagos Lagoon, their roles, contribution and the effects of the activities on their livelihood.	cache/ajoaa-1456.pdf	txt/ajoaa-1456.txt