text: Antofagasta plc Company Profile (LON:ANTO) Tweet Analyst RatingsEarningsDividendsInsider TradesCompany ProfileToday's Chart Consensus Ratings for Antofagasta plc (LON:ANTO) (?) The ratings breakdown includes the most recent rating from each analyst that has rated the stock within the last twelve months. The ratings score is a calculation of the average number of sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 2 Sell Rating(s), 17 Hold Rating(s), 5 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Hold (Score: 2.13)Consensus Price Target: GBX 805.81 Analysts' Ratings History for Antofagasta plc (LON:ANTO) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetDetailsShare11/27/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 700View 11/26/2014Sanford C. BernsteinUpgradeOutperformGBX 1,025View 11/25/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldView 11/24/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 11/19/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 700View 11/18/2014Charles StanleyReiterated RatingHoldView 11/14/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 11/11/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 700View 11/6/2014Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetHoldGBX 790 -> GBX 760View 11/5/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 850View 10/30/2014InvestecLower Price TargetHoldGBX 717 -> GBX 704View 10/30/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 700View 10/30/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price TargetNeutralGBX 760 -> GBX 755View 10/30/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 830View 10/29/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 10/29/2014Peel HuntReiterated RatingBuyGBX 928View 10/29/2014RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformView 10/29/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 720View 10/29/2014Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingHoldGBX 850View 10/22/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 700View 10/21/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price TargetNeutralGBX 830 -> GBX 760View 10/20/2014Westhouse SecuritiesLower Price TargetNeutralGBX 805 -> GBX 720View 10/17/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 10/14/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 10/9/2014Numis Securities LtdUpgradeHoldGBX 700View 10/8/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 805View 10/7/2014Societe GeneraleUpgradeHoldGBX 755View 10/7/2014NomuraUpgradeNeutralGBX 720 -> GBX 700View 10/7/2014Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetHoldGBX 835 -> GBX 790View 10/6/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 10/3/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,000View 10/1/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 9/30/2014InvestecUpgradeHoldGBX 720 -> GBX 717View 9/30/2014BarclaysReiterated RatingEqual weightGBX 745View 9/30/2014Deutsche BankBoost Price TargetHoldGBX 820 -> GBX 830View 9/25/2014AlphaValueReiterated RatingAddGBX 900View 9/23/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 9/22/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 9/17/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 9/16/2014Deutsche BankUpgradeHoldGBX 730 -> GBX 820View 9/12/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 9/12/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 9/9/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldGBX 835View 9/5/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 9/1/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 8/29/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,000View 8/28/2014BNP ParibasReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 860View 8/27/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 8/27/2014Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingSellGBX 715View 8/27/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingSellGBX 730View 8/26/2014BMO Capital MarketsReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 800View 8/26/2014InvestecLower Price TargetSellGBX 720 -> GBX 719View 8/26/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldGBX 835View 8/26/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 885View 8/20/2014RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 900View 8/18/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 8/15/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 8/12/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 8/7/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,000View 8/5/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 8/4/2014Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,000View 7/31/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingSellGBX 730View 7/30/2014InvestecReiterated RatingSellView 7/30/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutralGBX 790View 7/30/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldGBX 835View 7/30/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingAddGBX 885View 7/25/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 7/24/2014Jefferies GroupUpgradeBuyGBX 825 -> GBX 1,000View 7/23/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 7/18/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 7/17/2014Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetHoldGBX 870 -> GBX 835View 7/17/2014Goldman SachsReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 750View 7/15/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 7/9/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 7/7/2014Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSellGBX 710View 7/3/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 7/2/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingSellGBX 730View 6/27/2014RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 900View 6/25/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 6/24/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 6/23/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 6/20/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHoldGBX 825View 6/17/2014Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingSellGBX 715View 6/16/2014BNP ParibasReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 900View 6/13/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 6/12/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 6/6/2014NomuraReiterated RatingReduceGBX 720View 6/5/2014RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 900View 6/4/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 6/3/2014Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHoldGBX 825View 5/30/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 5/30/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingSellGBX 725View 5/23/2014InvestecLower Price TargetSellGBX 715 -> GBX 690View 5/22/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 5/21/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 900View 5/13/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 5/6/2014RBC CapitalUpgradeOutperformGBX 900View 5/1/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingReduceGBX 700View 4/30/2014Westhouse SecuritiesDowngradeAddGBX 985 -> GBX 885View 4/30/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldGBX 870View 4/30/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 4/30/2014InvestecReiterated RatingSellView 4/29/2014HSBCDowngradeNeutralGBX 990 -> GBX 860View 4/28/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingSellGBX 725View 4/23/2014BMO Capital MarketsReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 800View 4/23/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 985View 4/17/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingSellGBX 725View 4/14/2014Canaccord GenuityDowngradeHoldGBX 880 -> GBX 870View 4/11/2014Numis Securities LtdDowngradeReduceGBX 700View 4/9/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,100View 4/8/2014InvestecLower Price TargetSellGBX 726 -> GBX 711View 4/1/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 880View 4/1/2014Deutsche BankLower Price TargetSellGBX 735 -> GBX 725View 4/1/2014Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSellGBX 760View 3/31/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 750View 3/28/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,100View 3/27/2014Jefferies GroupLower Price TargetHoldGBX 850 -> GBX 825View 3/27/2014Goldman SachsLower Price TargetNeutralGBX 800 -> GBX 775View 3/24/2014BNP ParibasReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 900View 3/20/2014MacquarieReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 800View 3/20/2014Deutsche BankDowngradeSellGBX 770 -> GBX 735View 3/19/2014Credit SuisseDowngradeUnderperformView 3/19/2014Societe GeneraleLower Price TargetSellGBX 794 -> GBX 772View 3/19/2014RBC CapitalReiterated RatingSector PerformerView 3/19/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price TargetNeutralGBX 850 -> GBX 830View 3/19/2014Citigroup Inc.Lower Price TargetSellGBX 800 -> GBX 760View 3/19/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 770View 3/18/2014BMO Capital MarketsReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 800View 3/18/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,030View 3/18/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,060View 3/18/2014Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,150View 3/17/2014NomuraReiterated RatingReduceGBX 800 -> GBX 720View 3/14/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,100View 3/13/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 750View 3/13/2014InvestecLower Price TargetSellGBX 764 -> GBX 753View 3/12/2014Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 700View 3/11/2014Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSellGBX 800View 3/7/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,030View 3/6/2014RBC CapitalReiterated RatingSector PerformGBX 900View 3/5/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,060View 3/3/2014Citigroup Inc.Boost Price TargetSellGBX 790 -> GBX 800View 2/24/2014MacquarieReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 800View 2/18/2014RBC CapitalDowngradeSector PerformerGBX 900View 2/11/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,100View 2/7/2014BNP ParibasReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,050View 2/3/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingoutperformGBX 1,100View 1/30/2014Societe GeneraleBoost Price TargetSellGBX 780 -> GBX 794View 1/30/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Boost Price TargetNeutralGBX 815 -> GBX 850View 1/30/2014Citigroup Inc.Boost Price TargetSellGBX 770 -> GBX 790View 1/29/2014RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 900View 1/29/2014InvestecReiterated RatingSellGBX 685 -> GBX 764View 1/29/2014BMO Capital MarketsReiterated RatingMarket PerformGBX 800View 1/29/2014Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,030View 1/29/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,000View 1/28/2014NomuraReiterated RatingReduceGBX 875 -> GBX 800View 1/27/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 750View 1/27/2014Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 770View 1/21/2014Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,100View 1/20/2014Westhouse SecuritiesLower Price TargetBuyGBX 1,090 -> GBX 1,000View 1/16/2014InvestecLower Price TargetSellGBX 716 -> GBX 685View 1/15/2014Deutsche BankLower Price TargetHoldGBX 1,035 -> GBX 770View 1/15/2014RBC CapitalLower Price TargetOutperformGBX 950 -> GBX 900View 1/14/2014Goldman SachsReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 775View 1/13/2014Numis Securities LtdLower Price TargetHoldGBX 850 -> GBX 700View 1/10/2014BarclaysLower Price TargetEqual weightGBX 900 -> GBX 720View 1/9/2014Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetBuyGBX 1,035 -> GBX 1,030View 1/8/2014Credit SuisseReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 750View 1/8/2014Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,090View 1/8/2014JPMorgan Chase & Co.Boost Price TargetNeutralGBX 790 -> GBX 815View 12/17/2013Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetBuyGBX 1,110 -> GBX 1,035View 12/13/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price TargetNeutralGBX 900 -> GBX 790View 12/10/2013Credit SuisseUpgradeNeutralGBX 900 -> GBX 750View 12/5/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutralGBX 900View 12/3/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,100View 12/3/2013Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 900View 12/3/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,035View 12/2/2013Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSellGBX 770View 12/2/2013Goldman SachsReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 775View 11/27/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingNeutralGBX 900View 11/27/2013NomuraReiterated RatingReduceGBX 875View 11/26/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,000View 11/22/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,000View 11/22/2013InvestecLower Price TargetSellGBX 737 -> GBX 716View 11/15/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,035View 11/14/2013Numis Securities LtdBoost Price TargetHoldGBX 750 -> GBX 850View 11/14/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,110View 11/13/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,000View 11/13/2013AlphaValueUpgradeBuyGBX 1,000.60 -> GBX 999.50View 11/13/2013Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,090View 11/1/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price TargetNeutralGBX 975 -> GBX 900View 11/1/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,035View 10/31/2013CIBCReiterated RatingSector PerformView 10/31/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,120View 10/31/2013Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 900View 10/31/2013InvestecReiterated RatingSellGBX 737View 10/31/2013Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,090View 10/24/2013BNP ParibasReiterated RatingoutperformGBX 1,100View 10/24/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,000View 10/21/2013InvestecBoost Price TargetsellGBX 725 -> GBX 737View 10/18/2013Canaccord GenuityBoost Price TargetBuyGBX 1,020 -> GBX 1,120View 10/17/2013HSBCUpgradeNeutral -> OverweightGBX 900 -> GBX 990View 10/16/2013Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,090View 10/11/2013NomuraReiterated RatingReduce -> ReduceGBX 875View 10/10/2013AlphaValueReiterated RatingAddGBX 999View 10/8/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,035View 10/7/2013Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSell -> SellGBX 790View 10/7/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,200View 9/27/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,200View 9/26/2013MacquarieReiterated RatingUnderperform -> UnderperformGBX 700View 9/26/2013AlphaValueReiterated RatingAddGBX 986View 9/26/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,035View 9/24/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperform -> OutperformGBX 1,000View 9/23/2013Citigroup Inc.Boost Price TargetSell -> SellGBX 780 -> GBX 790View 9/19/2013NomuraReiterated RatingReduce -> ReduceGBX 875View 9/17/2013WH IrelandDowngradeOutperform -> Market PerformView 9/12/2013Larrain Vial Corredores de BolsaReiterated RatingSellGBX 940View 9/9/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,000View 9/6/2013Canaccord GenuityLower Price TargetBuy -> BuyGBX 1,035 -> GBX 1,020View 9/5/2013BNP ParibasLower Price TargetOutperform -> OutperformGBX 1,200 -> GBX 1,100View 9/4/2013InvestecBoost Price TargetSell -> SellGBX 707 -> GBX 725View 8/30/2013Morgan StanleyLower Price TargetUnderweight -> UnderweightGBX 830 -> GBX 810View 8/28/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price TargetNeutral -> NeutralGBX 1,005 -> GBX 975View 8/28/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,000View 8/28/2013Deutsche BankLower Price TargetHold -> HoldGBX 1,050 -> GBX 1,035View 8/27/2013CIBCReiterated RatingSector PerformView 8/27/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformView 8/27/2013InvestecReiterated RatingSell -> SellView 8/27/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,035View 8/27/2013Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingSellGBX 851View 8/27/2013Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingHold -> HoldView 8/23/2013Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 980View 8/22/2013AlphaValueReiterated RatingAddGBX 974View 8/20/2013Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 750View 8/20/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,050View 8/19/2013Morgan StanleyReiterated RatingUnderweight -> UnderweightGBX 830View 8/16/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,250View 8/15/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.DowngradeOverweight -> NeutralGBX 1,040 -> GBX 1,005View 8/14/2013Westhouse SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 980View 8/9/2013Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingHold -> HoldView 8/6/2013Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 750View 8/6/2013Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,000View 8/5/2013Galvan ResearchReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,000View 8/1/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingOverweight -> OverweightGBX 1,320 -> GBX 1,040View 8/1/2013Deutsche BankLower Price TargetHold -> HoldGBX 1,069 -> GBX 1,050View 7/31/2013InvestecBoost Price TargetSell -> SellGBX 691 -> GBX 707View 7/31/2013Fox-Davies CapitalDowngradeBuy -> HoldGBX 1,010 -> GBX 961View 7/31/2013Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingSellGBX 851View 7/31/2013Morgan StanleyReiterated RatingUnderweight -> UnderweightGBX 830View 7/31/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,000View 7/31/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,250View 7/26/2013BarclaysReiterated RatingEqual WeightGBX 900View 7/23/2013Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHoldGBX 750View 7/22/2013Canaccord GenuityUpgradeHold -> BuyGBX 1,040 -> GBX 1,000View 7/19/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,250 -> GBX 1,250View 7/19/2013Westhouse SecuritiesInitiated CoverageBuyGBX 980View 7/16/2013HSBCReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 900View 7/16/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,069 -> GBX 1,069View 7/15/2013Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSell -> SellGBX 850 -> GBX 780View 7/10/2013Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,000 -> GBX 750View 7/10/2013Goldman SachsLower Price TargetNeutral -> NeutralGBX 935 -> GBX 810View 7/4/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,250 -> GBX 1,250View 7/4/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,069 -> GBX 1,069View 7/2/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,040 -> GBX 1,040View 7/2/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,050View 6/27/2013Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSell -> SellGBX 850 -> GBX 850View 6/25/2013Morgan StanleyLower Price TargetUnderweight -> UnderweightGBX 880 -> GBX 830View 6/25/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,110 -> GBX 1,069View 6/21/2013Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingHold -> HoldView 6/19/2013NomuraReiterated RatingNeutral -> NeutralGBX 1,200 -> GBX 1,200View 6/17/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyGBX 1,450 -> GBX 1,450View 6/13/2013AlphaValueReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,212View 6/7/2013Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingHold -> HoldView 5/28/2013Societe GeneraleDowngradeSellGBX 913View 5/23/2013Jefferies GroupLower Price TargetHoldGBX 1,100 -> GBX 1,000View 5/23/2013Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperform -> UnderperformGBX 1,000 -> GBX 1,000View 5/17/2013Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingHold -> HoldView 5/17/2013Numis Securities LtdReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,000 -> GBX 1,000View 5/16/2013BNP ParibasReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,400 -> GBX 1,400View 5/16/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,065 -> GBX 1,065View 5/16/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,450 -> GBX 1,450View 5/14/2013BarclaysReiterated RatingEqual WeightGBX 1,100View 5/9/2013NomuraReiterated RatingNeutral -> NeutralGBX 1,200 -> GBX 1,200View 5/3/2013Liberum CapitalReiterated RatingHold -> HoldView 5/2/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,126 -> GBX 1,136View 5/2/2013Beaufort SecuritiesReiterated RatingBuy -> BuyView 5/1/2013Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperform -> UnderperformGBX 1,000 -> GBX 1,000View 5/1/2013Morgan StanleyReiterated RatingUnderweight -> UnderweightGBX 880 -> GBX 880View 5/1/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,130 -> GBX 1,130View 5/1/2013Fox-Davies CapitalReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 1,015 -> GBX 1,015View 4/29/2013NomuraLower Price TargetNeutral -> NeutralGBX 1,250 -> GBX 1,200View 4/22/2013HSBCLower Price TargetNeutral -> NeutralGBX 1,160 -> GBX 1,080View 4/16/2013BNP ParibasReiterated RatingOutperform -> OutperformGBX 1,400 -> GBX 1,400View 4/15/2013Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSell -> SellGBX 15.34 -> GBX 12.73View 4/10/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHold -> HoldGBX 17.98 -> GBX 17.27View 4/8/2013InvestecLower Price TargetSellGBX 957.85 -> GBX 933.86View 4/3/2013Credit SuisseLower Price TargetUnderperformGBX 1,138.82 -> GBX 990.28View 3/28/2013Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,072.27View 3/27/2013Fox-Davies CapitalUpgradeHoldGBX 973.98 -> GBX 1,007.73View 3/21/2013BNP ParibasReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,378.43View 3/20/2013Jefferies GroupLower Price TargetHoldGBX 1,329.20 -> GBX 1,083.05View 3/19/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,181.51View 3/14/2013Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 1,119.43 -> GBX 1,119.43View 3/13/2013NomuraReiterated RatingNeutralGBX 1,216.77View 3/13/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Lower Price TargetOverweightGBX 1,362.78 -> GBX 1,328.71View 3/13/2013HB MarketsUpgradeBuyView 3/13/2013BNP ParibasBoost Price TargetOutperformGBX 1,314.11 -> GBX 1,362.78View 3/13/2013BarclaysReiterated RatingEqual WeightGBX 1,070.76 -> GBX 1,070.76View 3/13/2013Deutsche BankLower Price TargetHoldGBX 1,226.51 -> GBX 1,119.43View 3/12/2013Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingholdGBX 1,051.29View 3/12/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,143.76 -> GBX 1,143.76View 3/12/2013Bank of AmericaReiterated RatingBuyGBX 1,362.78 -> GBX 1,362.78View 3/12/2013InvestecReiterated RatingSellView 3/8/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,168.10 -> GBX 1,168.10View 3/11/2013Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingSellGBX 963.68 -> GBX 963.68View 3/7/2013RBC CapitalReiterated RatingOutperformGBX 1,175.83 -> GBX 1,175.83View 3/7/2013Goldman SachsUpgradeNeutralGBX 1,935.21 -> GBX 1,077.84View 3/5/2013Deutsche BankReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,234.62 -> GBX 1,234.62View 3/1/2013Credit SuisseReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 1,125.65 -> GBX 1,125.65View 2/27/2013JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingOverweightGBX 1,383.65View 2/11/2013HSBCLower Price TargetGBX 1,224.42 -> GBX 1,183.61View 1/31/2013Fox-Davies CapitalReiterated RatingSellGBX 1,001.74View 1/30/2013Societe GeneraleReiterated RatingSellGBX 996.29View 1/7/2013Canaccord GenuityReiterated RatingHoldGBX 1,387.71View 1/3/2013Fox-Davies CapitalReiterated RatingSellGBX 1,031.32View 12/20/2012MacquarieDowngradeNeutralGBX 1,482.09View 12/13/2012JPMorgan Chase & Co.Reiterated RatingOverweightGBX 1,588.47View 11/30/2012RBC CapitalReiterated RatingUnderperformGBX 1,150.11View (Data available from 11/27/2012 forward) Earnings History for Antofagasta plc (LON:ANTO)No earnings announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Dividend History for Antofagasta plc (LON:ANTO)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Insider Trading History for Antofagasta plc (LON:ANTO)No insider trades for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network About Antofagasta plc Antofagasta plc (Antofagasta) is a Chile-based copper mining company with interests in transport and water distribution. The Company operates in three segments: Mining, Transport and Water. Antofagasta is a holding company that operates through its subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures. The principal activities of the Company are copper mining (including exploration and development), the transportation of freight by rail and road and the distribution of water. Its mining operations produce copper with by-products of gold, molybdenum and silver. Its activities are mainly concentrated in Chile. The Company's segments include Los Pelambres, Esperanza, El Tesoro, Michilla, Antucoya, Exploration and evaluation, Railway and other transport services, Water concession, and Corporate and other items. Headlines: (11/21) Duluth Metals signs definitive acquisition agreement with Antofagasta plc (11/26) U.K. Stocks Rise as Miners Gain Offsetting Travel Decline (11/3) Antofagasta to Buy Canada's Duluth Metals for C$96 Million (11/3) Antofagasta Investment Company Limited agrees to acquire shares of Duluth Metals Limited (11/3) Duluth Metals Agrees to Acquisition by Antofagasta PLC (11/21) Duluth Metals completes second tranche of private placement with Antofagasta for approximately CDN $1.3 million (11/4) Antofagasta announces acquisition of Duluth Metals (11/4) Duluth Metals to be sold to Chilean mining company (11/3) Antofagasta seeks to buy Duluth Metals, take full control of Minnesota project (11/13) Antofagasta to close small Michilla copper mine in 2015 Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: N/A Industry: N/A Sub-Industry: N/A Exchange: LON Symbol: ANTO CUSIP: Key Metrics: Previous Close: $11.9150 Day Moving Average: $699.743200 Day Moving Average: $763.955P/E Ratio: 1259.93P/E Growth: 1.99Market Cap: $7.493BCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.75 EPS Additional Links: View ANTO on Google FinanceView ANTO on Yahoo FinanceView ANTO's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Antofagasta plc on Google Antofagasta plc (LON:ANTO) Chart for Thursday, November, 27, 2014 (Chart Provided by Yahoo Finance)


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|Feb 10, 2013, 11:54 AM
|Feb 11, 2013, 02:30 AM
|Feb 11, 2013, 02:23 PM
You have two ways to influence the throws. The hole at the servo and the hole at the control horn. At the servo end, the outermost hole will give you the most throw. At the control horn it's the opposite i.e. the closer the control rod is to the control surface the greater the throw. I tend to set mine up at the two extremes and tone down by selecting one of the 3 rates settings (I have a DX8) For non-computer radio users I'd start with the control rod at the outer hole at the servo and the highest hole at the control horn. Try it and gradually move the clevis down one hole at a time until you are comfortable. If you find that you prefer it on the highest hole then I'd move the servo clevis/z-bend to the middle hole and the control clevis to the middle hole. This gives the servos an easier time although I've yet to have a HXT9000 fail on me even running on max throws on much faster models than the Wot-Next
|Feb 11, 2013, 04:46 PM
|Feb 11, 2013, 06:11 PM
for a mild but enjoyable performance (ideal for novice pilots)...
the following settings are a good starting point and the model will still loop and roll so wont be boring
Aileron 12.5mm up and down deflection
Elevator 8.5mm up and down deflection
rudder 12.5mm left and right deflection
check your centre of gravity... it should be 70mm from the leading edge
you can always increase the throws by moving the pushrods further out on the servo arms as required
sorry for the delay answering your question..
been a bit busy trying to get my Sunderland flying boat finished for March 1st
|Feb 12, 2013, 02:26 AM
verry verry impressive!!!!!
|Feb 12, 2013, 12:30 PM
Super work David. My scratch built foam models are now hiding in a dark corner of the garage, too ashamed to show their faces
|Feb 12, 2013, 04:10 PM
And then we wait for a day with good flying weather and some spare time
|Feb 12, 2013, 05:50 PM
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wot next on my list
Hi all,
Hope i,m not encroaching here or posting this message the wrong way, just haven,t worked out how you post individual post on rcgroups yet.
Anyway iv,e got the wot next on my to do list so much so that iv,e paused two other builds in favour of the wot next, even bought most of the bits and bobs for the build apart from carbon fiber rod.
just thought i,d make my appearance so to speak and can,t wait to get this wot next project off the ground, pardon the pun.
best regards to all of you and will post pics etc when i get it built, but be warned i build slow, more time spent thinking about building than building with me.
|Feb 12, 2013, 05:58 PM
Just as long as you get around to building the Funbat at some point! The Wot-Next would my recommended model before attempting to fly the Funbat anyway as it can be flown nice and gentle or like a holigan with maxed out throws. Guess which I prefer?
|Feb 13, 2013, 01:14 AM
welcome to the wot next thread.. i look forward to seeing your completed model..
just build it as the build log at the begining of the thread and you wont go far wrong! if you get stuck or not sure about something don't be afraid to ask on here.. an answer will soon be winging its way back to you.
good luck with the wot next make sure you pop back and let us know how it goes
|Feb 13, 2013, 02:36 AM
|Feb 13, 2013, 04:48 AM
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Hi ALL,
Saw your replies to my introduction, and many thanks, and yes i will be building as per build guide on first pages, i,m a believer in if it isn,t broken why fix it, or in other words why alter a proven design, top marks to how much i just know mine will fly fine as the design looks right and that principal has worked for me so far.
I actually built a polaris as a first build, and flew it for four flights but in my ignorance had the throws and rates on maximum and flipped it over on the 4th and last landing only 4 feet off the ground.
amazing i managed 4 flights but it did fly great at least and haven,t looked back.
am threatening to cut wings out today, i,ll try and make this build less than 6 months .
Oh one question, if i decided to put a kf 2 on top of the wing i presume i would put dowel on le of bottom wing and just taper le of kf to front edge of dowel.
my proposed setup will be
dys 1800kv motor
nanotech 1300mah 3s
30amp esc
8x3.8 slow fly prop as suggested by how much
safe landings everyone
tegrina aka dave
|Feb 17, 2013, 09:29 AM
The Netherlands, GE, Nijmegen
Joined Jul 2010
48 Posts
Finally my Wot Next is ready for the maiden flight if the weather will clear up. I have been building the Wot Next to improve my flying skills because I have already build a depron Mini Funtana from Dreamcatcher (http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1076559) and I have spend to much time in this one to destroy it at the first flight. So from reading the whole Wot Next thread it is/ can be a Wolf in sheep clothes so my skills will improve.
David thanks for "your" Wot Next.
|Feb 17, 2013, 10:38 AM
proton999 looks verry nice will fly for sure. I did maden mine to today it took off in about 2 meters and and was flying verry nice but not used to the controls made me crash it nose down first........So happy I did the tape thing at the end only damage I have is a broken prop. No spare prop so I orderd a whole bunch of them. Waiting for them to arrive for some more happy flying. I will not forget again pull back for up push forward for down thats what went wrong did push forward to get more altitude but the plane is oke and so is the motor no bent shaft.
To david I only can say THANKS for a nice plane that actualy does fly with minimal costs and maximal fun
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Occidental College
Vantuna Research Group
Student Spotlight
The Vantuna Research Group encourages its undergraduate research assistants to participate in the honors program and the Occidental College Summer Research Program. The students below have completed a proposal, secured funding for supplies, room & board and a stipend, and will be conducting independent research projects over the summer.
Many of these projects have also been developed into honors research and were presented at academic conferences including the National Conference for Undergraduate Research and the Southern California Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting.
Sabrina Moffly (Summer 2014)
Age Distribution and Growth Rates of Garibaldi from Santa Catalina Island
The Garibaldi (Hypsypops rubicundus) is one of the most well-known fish inhabiting the rocky reef habitats on the California coast due to its bright orange hue. However, there has been little scientific research conducted on this fish because it has been protected by law as the California state marine fish since 1995. These regulations were put into place to prevent overfishing of the popular orange fish by the commercial aquarium business. The Vantuna Research Group (VRG) has been allowed the
opportunity to collect 160 individuals of this species in order to work on completing a life history study. Having individuals from the island and mainland fish populationsin southern California will allow for a wide variety of data to be collected that will aid with critical management options concerning this species. For my project, I will be determining age distribution and growth rates for Garibaldi at Santa Catalina Island, California. In order to accurately determine the age of the 55 Garibaldi previously collected from Santa Catalina Island, I will dissect them and remove their inner ear bones, known as otoliths, which have daily and annual rings similar to tree rings then I will cut and read the otoliths to determine each fish's age in the Moore Laboratory of Zoology. I will then compile the data and determine their age distribution and growth rates. The goal of this project would be to produce an age and growth curve which will add to the greater understanding of the life history of the Garibaldi.
Fig. 1 The image is an example of an adult otolith under a dissecting microscope.
Hypsypops rubicundus, the garibaldi, is a Pomacentrid fish found in the waters of southern California. Adult Garibaldi are bright orange while juveniles are predominantly orange with bright blue spots. These fish inhabit rocky bottom habitats, preferring to live in and around small crevices or caves (Limbaugh, 1964). Male Garibaldi are nesters and have a highly defined territories, which they fiercely protect while females, juveniles and "bachelor" males move more freely between territories. In general, most Garibaldi stay in a rather limited area (Clarke, 1970; Limbaugh, 1964). Garibaldi eggs are kept in the nest under the protection of the male until they hatch, marking the end of parental care (Limbaugh, 1964). The territorial behavior exhibited by the fish seems to be related to reproduction rather than any other biological or ecological factors (Clarke, 1970). Larvae leave the planktonic stage to settle in the rocky reef habitat from July to November and they are often found in the same location many months later having created a permanent residence usually near other adult Garibaldi. Mortality rates among these fish are seemingly very low once they settle; therefore it is important to know their age and growth rates to get a better understanding of the population dynamics. Also it is important to see if recruitment of juveniles to habitats is balanced with natural mortality, which is needed to keep an average and stable density of fish in one area (Clarke, 1970).
Historically, the Garibaldi has been a highly protected species out of fear that there would be overfishing for marine aquariums since they are easily caught (Limbaugh, 1964). Because of increased legislation protecting the fish (Morrow, 1994), there has been a decrease in scientific research and collection of the garibaldi resulting in an overall lack of knowledge on its life history. However, the Vantuna Research Group (VRG) has been given the opportunity to further study the life history of the garibaldi by collecting fish from certain locations on the mainland and at Santa Catalina Island. Age and growth, two important life history traits, have been recorded previously yet only on a small scale using outdated and moderately inaccurate aging techniques that rely on looking at the fish's scales. Knowing the life history of a fish, even just one aspect like its growth or age, can be important in understanding the population dynamics, what type of environments they inhabit, and fishery management (King and McFarlane, 2003). The Garibaldi's life history is specifically important because they are an integral part of the rocky reef ecosystem in southern California. Age and growth are important factors to look at because it will help in the understanding of localized production on these rocky reefs, since Garibaldi do not often leave their territory. Also Santa Catalina Island is the site of recently created marine protected areas and life history information will be important in evaluating how well these sanctuaries work. This summer, I will be determining the age distribution and growth curve of the Garibaldi population at Santa Catalina Island. Once this project is completed, we will have substantially more information on the age and growth of California's most famous marine fish.
I will determine the ages of 55 Garibaldi collected from Catalina by looking at their otoliths. The Garibaldi that I will use have previously been collected from Catalina Island by Scott Hamilton of the Marine Science Institute at the University of California, Santa Barbara. They collected 55 fish, ranging from juvenile to adult, by pole spear from Isthmus Reef and Lion's Head Reef from August 20- 24th, 2013 (Figure 2). The VRG has already submitted the necessary and proper paperwork (IACUC) to perform the tasks described in this project. When the fish were received, their weight was recorded to the nearest gram prior to freezing. Total length and standard length to the nearest hundredth of a millimeter were also recorded. Then the gut, gonads, and sagittal otoliths were removed and preserved or retained for further study. Once the otoliths were extracted they were cleaned and stored.
Fig. 2 A map showing the two reefs near the Western end of Catalina Island where the Garibaldi were collected from. The circle marker shows Lion's Head Reef and the square maker shows Isthmus Reef.
Previously, age and growth studies for the Garibaldi have predominantly been done by looking at the rings laid down on the fish's scales, which are easily collected without harming the fish. However, this does not always give an accurate estimate of the age because fish are constantly shedding scales making the rings unreliable. Therefore, I will count the rings on the inner ear bone of the fish, or otolith, to more accurately determine age, which will create a more accurate growth curve. Annual growth rings in adults and daily growth rings in juveniles can be seen in the otolith thus allowing for the rings to be counted to determine an accurate age of the fish.
The otoliths need to be sectioned in order to properly read the rings and age the fish. With the larger adult otoliths this will be accomplished by gluing them to small wood blocks and cutting a transverse section of approximately 0.5mm thick using a Buehler-Isomet low-speed saw with a 0.75-mm acetate spacer (Allen et al. 1995). This section will then be polished and prepared to on a slide for photography under a dissecting microscope. Then I will take a digital picture that will be used to count the annual rings (Williams et al. 2007). The age is then approximated by counting the annuli or the complete pairs of opaque and translucent rings found on each otolith.
Fig. 3 An example of a juvenile otolith in immersion oil under a light microscope.
The number of annuli will be recounted for each otolith by two or three independent reader until concordance is found and the age is finalized (Williams et al. 2012). The juvenile otoliths are too small for the adult process so they will instead be submerged in immersion oil then photographed and the counting process will be the same as for adults (Findlay and Allen 2002). Once the individual ages have been determined a growth curve will be calculated using the von Bertalanffy growth function, the Gompertz growth function, and the power function (following protocols in Williams et Al. 2012). Additionally, I will determine if there is a difference in growth rates between males and females. Males are often recorded as older and therefore larger but this was based off of scale aging, which is not always precise (Limbaugh, 1964). I will use these three different functions to create a growth curve for the males, females and combined sexes.
Works Cited
Allen, L., Hovey, T., Love, M., and Smith, J. 1995. The life history of the spotted sand bass (Paralabrax maculatofasciatus) within the Southern California Bight. California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations Reports. 36: 193-203.
Clarke, T. A. 1970. Territorial behavior and population dynamics of a pomacentrid fish, the garibaldi, Hypsypops rubicunda. Ecological Monographs. 40: 189-212.
Findlay, A., and Allen, L., 2002. Temporal patterns of settlement in the temperate reef fish Paralabrax clathratus. Marine Ecology Progress Series. 238:237-248
King, J. R. & McFarlane, G. A. 2003. Marine Fish life history strategies: applications to fishery management. Fisheries Management and Ecology. 10: 249-264
Limbaugh, C. 1964. Notes on the life history of two California pomacentrids: garibaldis, Hypsypops rubicunda (Girard), and blacksmiths, Chromis punctipinnis (Cooper). Pacific Science. 18: 41-50.
Morrow, B. 1995. California Assembly Bill 77.
Williams, J., Allen, L., Steele, M., and Pondella, D. 2007. El Nino periods increase growth of juvenile white seabass (Atractoscion nobilis) in the Southern California Bight. Marine Biology. 152:193-200.
Williams, J. P., Claisse, J. T., Pondella, D. J., Medeiros, L., Valle, C. F., and Shane, M. A. 2012. Patterns of life history and habitat use of an important recreational fishery species, spotfin croaker, and their potential fishery implications. Marine and Coastal Fisheries: Dynamics, Management, and Ecosystem Science. 4:71-84.
Adrienne Mikovari (Summer 2013)
Abundance, Distribution, and Size Frequency of Three Emergent Fishery Species in Palos Verdes, California
Introduction, Objectives, and Procedures
The rocky reefs and kelp forests of southern California provide a sheltered home to an array of specialized plants and animals (Ricketts et al. 1985). Encompassing 46% of southern California's coastline, rocky reefs support an extensive ecosystem of algae, invertebrates, fish, birds and mammals that make this region a critical habitat for recreational and commercial fisheries (Pondella et al. 2011). Within this rich and dynamic environment, three emergent marine invertebrate fisheries, Kellet's Whelk (Kelletia kelletii), Wavy Turban Snail (Megastraea Undosa), and Giant Keyhole Limpet (Megathura crenulata), have grown substantial commercial importance in the last 20 years.
California Fish and Wildlife in 2001 and 2008 reported Kellet's Whelk and Wavy Turban Snail fishery catches have been drastically increasingly since the early 1990s (CA Fish and Game 2004; CA Fish and Game 2010). Wavy Turban Snail landing began to peak in 1998 at 70,000 pounds while Kellet's Whelk landings data increased 81% from 2005 to 2006 at 191,177 pounds (Figure 1 and Figure 2). Both species are becoming a popular food source and an overseas market in response to closure and decline of other macroinvertebrate fisheries. For the past forty years, the Giant Keyhole Limpet has been commercially important because of the promising biomedical potential of the respiratory pigment, keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH; Curtis et al. 1970). Today, KLH is widely used in experimental immunology and is clinically used as an immunotherapeutic agent and general vaccine component. Although there is no status report on the fishery, Giant Keyhole Limpets remain a popular catch for their KLH and it is unknown whether current natural limpet stocks can satisfy a growing commercial demand .(Harris and Markl 1999).
Despite increasing commercial importance in southern California, there is scant life history data and ecological studies in southern California on these invertebrates making it difficult to implement viable management policies. New recreational and commercial regulations were placed on the Kellet's Whelk fishery in March of 2012, but there remain virtually no regulations on the Wavy Turban Snail and Giant Keyhole Limpet. Therefore, in response to increasing demand, it is important to collect life history baseline data that will inform fisheries management on species demographic parameters. Some concerns are the changes in the abundance of these key species that may disrupt the balance of trophic relationships and possibly lead to trophic cascades within the rocky reef ecosystem (Denny and Gaines 2007). One study near the California Channel Islands (Halpern et al. 2006) identifies Kellet's Whelk as a key predator species that impacts urchins, limpets, and snails—key grazers of kelp and algae. Rapid removal may also lead to complete closure of a fishery as was seen with the abalone fishery in 1996 where lack of knowledge about abalone's life history resulted in overfishing and a population crash that still hasn't recovered today (CA Fish and Wildlife 2001). Without the necessary ecological information, we cannot create sustainable management practices nor predict the environmental impacts of the invertebrate fisheries as they become more prominent in the future. Therefore, monitoring these invertebrate populations and assessing their biological roles is essential in maintaining viable fishery regulations. To help aid in this process, the research questions I will be investigation this summer is: What abiotic and biotic conditions influence the population distributions of Kellet's Whelk, Wavy Turban Snail, and Giant Keyhole Limpet along the Palos Verdes Peninsula?
In 2004 and 2007 to 2012, the Vantuna Research Group at Occidental College collected baseline size frequency data of invertebrate populations along the rocky reefs of Southern California. The Palos Verdes Peninsula is a prominent rocky reef area in the Santa Monica Bay region where there is substantial rocky reef habitat and kelp canopy cover that supports hundreds of such invertebrates (Claisse et. al. 2012). I intend to join the VRG this summer in the measuring, weighing, and sizing of the three key invertebrates, Kellet's Whelk, Wavy Turban Snail, and Giant Keyhole Limpet, to better understand their population densities and distributions in Santa Monica Bay. Data will be collected by SCUBA and modified standard CRANE methodology at 11 reefs along the Palos Verdes Peninsula (Figure 3). The goal of this project is to begin documenting the ecological role of these invertebrates by comparing species abundance and size frequencies to various reef characteristics. This study will begin compiling important life history information that combined with previous data will help management fisheries implement effective regulations and ultimately avoid major fishery collapses in the future. I hypothesize that keyhole limpet and wavy turban snail abundance will positively correlate with benthic algae and Kellet's Whelk abundance will correlate with herbivorous invertebrate abundance.
Figure 1: Commercial Landings of Kellet's Whelk (Kelletia kelletii) from 1979-2008. Source: CA Fish and Game 2004.
Figure 2: Commercial Landings of Wavy Turban Snail (Megastraea Undosa) from 1916-1999. Source: CA Fish and Game 2001.
Figure 3: Palos Verdes Peninsula Dive Sites. Source: Claisse et. al 2012
California Department of Fish and Game. 2004. Annual Status of the Fisheries Report. 8-1 to 8-15.
California Department of Fish and Game. 2010. Status of the fisheries report an update through 2008: Kellet's Whelk.
Claisse, J. T., D. J. Pondella, II, J. P. Williams and J. Sadd. 2012. Using GIS Mapping of the Extent of Nearshore Rocky Reefs to Estimate the Abundance and Reproductive Output of Important Fishery Species. PLoS ONE 7(1):e30290.
Curtis, J.E., Hersh, E.M., Harris, J.E., McBride, C., Freireich, E.J., 1970. The human primary immune response to keyhole limpet hemocyanin: interrelationships of delayed hypersensitivity, antibody response and in vitro blast transformation. Clin. Exp. Immunol. 6, 473–491.
Denny, Mark W., and Steven D. Gaines. 2007. Encyclopedia of tidepools and rocky shores. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Halpern et al. 2006. Strong Top-Down Control in Southern California Kelp Forest Ecosystems. Science 312: 1230-1232.
Harris JR, Markl J. 1999. Keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH): A biomedical review. Micron 30597-623.
Leet S. William, Christopher Dewees M., Richard Klingbeil, and Eric Larson J. 2001. California's Living Marine Resources: A Status Report. The California Department of Fish and Game.
Ricketts, Edward Flanders, Jack Calvin, Joel W. Hedgpeth, and David W. Phillips. 1985. Between Pacific tides. Stanford, Calif: Stanford University Press.
Pondella, D., J. Williams, J. Claisse, R. Schaffner, K. Ritter and K. Schiff. 2011. Southern California Bight 2008 Regional Monitoring Program: Volume V. Rocky Reef. Southern California Coastal Water Research Project, Costa Mesa, CA. 116 p.
Binh Vuong (Summer 2013)
A Survey of Surfgrass in Honeymoon Cove, Palos Verdes
Surfgrass (Phyllospadix spp.) is a type of seagrass predominantly found in the water of rocky shores that are exposed to high-energy waves. This unique habitat has created challenges for thorough research on this species in its natural environment. Palos Verdes is one area along the Pacific coast of North America that sustains many local surfgrass communities in such unique habitat. This area consists of affluent residential communities that sit atop the Palos Verdes Peninsula, with the rocky shores ecosystems below. However, the surfgrass populations there are declining due to urchin barrens and anthropogenic activities from the Palos Verdes suburb. A storm drain that opens right into the water can be seen on the shore nearby, and it is a possible direct pollution source onto surfgrass in the vicinity. Unfortunately, to date there has been no research on physiological damage from the pollution to this seagrass. Therefore, my research question is: "How does the storm drain runoff from Palos Verdes affect the water and the existing local surfgrass population at the site, and will this runoff impede ongoing surfgrass restoration projects?" To address this question, I plan to conduct simultaneous laboratory experiments and field-work observations.
- Inspect the sewage pollution level in the water of Phyllospadix at Honeymoon Cove.
- Determine how this pollution affects the growth development of the local surfgrass.
- Inspect the rate and strength of culturing surfgrass in laboratory tanks in 10 weeks.
- Address the status and possible restoration projects of surfgrass at Honeymoon Cove.
Honeymoon Cove, Palos Verdes is a 45-minute drive from Occidental College. This will be the sole survey location for the whole duration of the experiment. Observations of the surfgrass communities, and water sampling of the site will be made weekly. Since Phyllospadix remains submerged under water even at mean low low tide, scuba diving will be needed in order to collect female specimens and put them in ziplock bags.
I plan to collect wild surfgrass seedlings to grow in laboratory tanks, and to plant in the natural environment at Palos Verdes. Survey sites will occur in shallow subtidal zones with less than 4-meter depth, due to a higher survival rate found here than in intertidal zones (Bull et al. 2004). In laboratory, seeds will be collected by passing a finger along the spadix of the female plants, then germinated in petri dishes. To culture plants, I hope to replicate a smaller indoor model that resembles the 2010 transplant concrete system of Park & Lee. Simultaneously, I will be planting plants in areas near the original surfgrass beds for growth comparison with the ones being cultured.
Observations of the growth of the cultured surfgrass will be compared to that of the wild surfgrass. Any growth difference between the two types will be analyzed to determine whether pollution is the catalyst. Survivorship and growth will be closely monitored. Length measurements will make up the core data.
Figure 1. A survey site at mean low low tide. Phyllospadix are underneath the water.
Water sampling of Palos Verdes, especially at Honeymoon Cove, will be conducted to examine the level of pollution. Testing of the sampled water with various chemicals will be used to identify the main compound components. I will further research these compounds for any properties that could damage the physiology of surfgrass.
Figure 2. The Palos Verdes suburb and the storm drain runoff (circled in red).
Works Cited:
Balestri, E., F. Vallerini, C. Lardicci. Storm-generated fragments of the seagrass Posidonia oceanica from beach wrack- A potential source of transplants for restoration. Biological Conservation, 144: 1644-1654.
Bull et al. 2004. An Experimental Evaluation of Different Methods of Restoring Phyllospadix torreyi (Surfgrass). Restoration Ecology, 12(1):70-79.
DeMartini, E. E. 1981. The Spring-Summer Ichthyofauna of surfgrass (Phyllospadix) Meadows Near San Diego, California. Bulletin Southern California Academy of Sciences, 80(2):81-90.
Gibbs, R. E. 1902. Phyllospadix as a Beach-builder. The American Naturalist, 36(422):101-109.
Park, J. and K. Lee. Development of transplantation method for the restoration of surfgrass, Phyllospadix japonicus, in an exposed rocky shore using an artificial underwater structure. Ecological Engineering, 36:450-456.
Reed et al. 1998. Studies on germination and root development in the surfgrass Phyllospadix torreyi: implications for habitat restoration. Aquatic Botany, 62: 71-80.
Morgan Winston (Summer 2012)
A description of Morgan's summer research project:
With approximately 12,000 acres of marine habitat, the San Diego Bay is the largest naturally occurring marine embayment between San Francisco and Scammon's Lagoon (central Baja CA) and is home to a wide diversity of species (Allen et al. 2002). This important ecosystem is highly productive, with an abundance of juvenile fish that grow up in the extensive nursery habitat of eelgrass. Nearby ecosystems are supported by production in the San Diego Bay, as the fish migrate out into the open ocean once they have reached adulthood. The fish species not only support ecologically important and endangered avian species, but also recreational and commercial fisheries.
In 2005 and 2008, the Vantuna Research Group at Occidental College conducted a survey of the fish populations in the San Diego Bay, continuing work that had been completed from 1994 to 1999. From 1994-1999, surveys were taken quarterly and in 2005 and 2008, they were done in both April and July of each year. This study is scheduled to again take place in April and July of 2012. The goal of this ongoing research is to identify and calculate the use of the fishery populations in the bay, recognize the habitats and their nursery function that are support juvenile fish species, and ascertain which areas of the bay are supporting populations of fish that are classified as forage species for endangered avian species in the environment (Pondella and Williams 2009). The studies have been researching nursery area function, fish species and composition, ecological importance of the species, fish assemblage structure, water quality parameters, and fish density and biomass estimates, among other physical and chemical factors.
I contend that the function of the nursery area is one of the most important aspects of the study, as the health of the environment in which juvenile fish grow up in is integral to the health of the ecosystem as a whole. The entire bay thrives because of the high population of these species and the eelgrass in which the fish live driving the process. In past research, it was found that measurements at eelgrass sites yielded nearly twice as many individual fish and fish species than samples taken at non-vegetated sites (Hoffman et al. 1986). However, though the bay supports a wide variety of marine life, it is heavily polluted by runoff from Chollas Creek, one of the most polluted waterbodies in San Diego County (San Diego Coastkeeper, 2010), and from the shipyards and Navy facilities that reside in the bay. The presence of copper at unhealthy levels has been detected in the bay, with concentrations in the sediment high enough to have adverse effects on benthic fauna (Biggs et al. 2011). Eelgrass populations are declining worldwide, and scientists suspect that in addition to pollution, other causes such as development, commercial fishing, and changes in climate are contributing to this change. Eelgrass is used for shelter for fish larvae settling in estuaries and by juvenile fish before it is time for some of them to migrate from the freshwater bay into the ocean (Jenkins and Wheatley 1997). As a nursery habitat and a vital primary producer, eelgrass is extremely important and the loss of it will have far reaching consequences.
I plan to study the presence of eelgrass in the San Diego Bay, which will help aid in determining the health of the bay's ecosystem. Estuary dependant fish species, such as the slough anchovy (Anchoa delicatissimma), heavily rely on the bay as a nursery habitat. In the 2008 survey, the slough anchovy was found to be the most abundant species, comprising 35.5% of the catch (Table 1), and the species of highest ecological importance based upon the variables %Number, %Weight, and %Frequency (Pondella and Williams 2009). The slough anchovy was also found to be the dominant species in three out of the four Ecoregions (Figure 1). I propose to look for a correlation between the fish density of the slough anchovy and the presence of eelgrass in the upcoming April and July 2012 surveys. Using GIS files of the eelgrass shown in Google Earth, I will be able to georeference the areas in which eelgrass has been growing in the bay. With maps from 2004 (Figure 2), and one recently done this summer, I can determine the loss/growth of the eelgrass. Considering the rising changes in global climate and the increasing toxicity found in the waters, I hypothesize that there will be a measurable difference.
As a member of the Vantuna Research Group, I will accompany the group down to San Diego this April and July. Four main stations are surveyed- north, north-central, south-central, and south (Figure 3).
Figure 2. San Diego Bay 2004 Eelgrass Survey (US Navy SWDIV Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Port of San Diego, 2004)
Figure 3. Sampling locations of the North (1), North-Central (2), South-Central (3) and South (4) Ecoregions in San Diego Bay. (Pondella and Williams 2009)
At each of these sites, I will note if we encountered eelgrass and compare this to satellite images of the region in years past. I will examine the concentration of the slough anchovy, an important forage species that spends its life in the estuary environment. One of the main questions to be answered will be whether or not there a positive correlation between the density of the slough anchovy and the occurrence of eelgrass. Because of the past surveys, I have data on the number of slough anchovies collected in the bay in previous years. I will then be able to compare this information to the samples obtained during the upcoming 2012 survey.
Table 1. Total abundance of fishes collected in San Diego Bay during April and July 2008 by Ecoregion. (Pondella and Williams 2009)
Figure 1. Total catch of the five numerically dominant species by Ecoregion (Pondella and Williams 2009).
When surveying the fish in the bay, the same protocol will be used this year as in years past. At each of the four Ecoregions (Figure 2), five subhabitats will be sampled (intertidal vegetated, intertidal non-vegetated, nearshore vegetated, nearshore non-vegetated, and deep channel). Gear to be used includes a large seine, a small seine, a square enclosure, a beam trawl, a purse seine, and a semi-balloon otter trawl. At each station, the fish are counted and measured. I will note at each site whether or not there is eelgrass growth present and count/measure all slough anchovies found. This can then be compared to numbers found in years past. Though slough anchovies have been sampled in years past, there has been no further investigation into precisely which areas of the bay they are found relative to the presence of eelgrass. The water at each Ecoregion is tested for water temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, and pH; I can use this data in comparison to years past in order to detect the changes that have been occurring in the environment. By looking at the presence of eelgrass and the corresponding population of slough anchovies over time, I will examine if manmade and/or natural factors are causing a change in their environment.
Works Cited:
Allen, Larry G., Amy M. Findlay and Carol M. Phalen. "Structure and Standing Stock of Fish Assemblages of San Diego Bay, California from 1994 to 1999." Southern California Academy of Sciences. 101(2), 2002, pp. 49-85. 13 May 2011.
Biggs, Trent W. and Heather D'Anna. "Rapid increase in copper concentrations in a new marine, San Diego Bay." Marine Pollution Bulletin. (2012) doi: 10.1016/j.marpolbul.2011.12.006.
Pondella, Daniel J. and Jonathan P. Williams. "Fisheries Inventory and Utilization of San Diego Bay, San Diego California for Surveys Conducted in April and July 2008." Vantuna Research Group. February 2009.
San Diego Coastkeeper "Toxic Sediment in San Diego Bay.". 2010. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.sdcoastkeeper.org/learn/restoring-san-diegos-toxic-waters/current-work-on-toxic-waters/sediment.html>.
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Signal Group is the leading UK manufacturer of gas analysers and systems for monitoring emissions to air. Based at 2 UK sites and represented across the globe, Signal Group design, manufacture and support a wide range of emissions equipment. Products include fixed and portable CEMS, Air Quality Monitoring systems and automotive exhaust emissions systems.
Datalink Instruments
based in Saint Martin Le Vinoux, FRANCE
Datalink Instruments, a French company based in Grenoble (France) since 1990, offers a wide range of on-line water analysers based on UV spectroscopy for high reliability and low maintenance. On-line water analysers based on UV spectroscopy:- UV COD;- chromium VI;- nitrate;- ammonia;- hydrocarbons;- chlorophyll A;- fluorescent tracers;- physicochemical parameters (pH, ...
Cambridge Sensotec Limited
based in St Ives, UNITED KINGDOM
Cambridge Sensotec Limited is an ISO9001 accredited oxygen gas analyser manufacturing company. The Rapidox range of oxygen gas analysers are designed for industry and academic institutions, with customers worldwide. Cambridge Sensotec comprises a team of technologists with over twenty years experience in the field of oxygen sensors and electronics. Cambridge Sensotec ...
Murtac Mess- und Regeltechnik, Analytische Chemie GmbH
based in Knittelfeld, AUSTRIA
Murtac - On-Line - measurement systems determine acid-caustic solution concentrations, pH-values and metal contents in pipes, basins and tanks. Understanding their clients demands, since more than 2 decades Murtac plans, realises and supervises client-specific On-Line-measurement systems for the analytical determination of aquesous solutions in the chemical industry and ...
Prozess Analysen Instrumente GmbH (PAI) / Degussa-Hüls AG .
based in Hipstedt, GERMANY
Monitors for: TOC, DOC, COD, Nitrate, Ammonia, Oil in Water, Cyanide, Halogenated Organic Compounds, Ultrapure Water. PAI – is the successful cooperation with the Infracor GmbH – a subsidiary of the Degussa-Hüls AG . The know how of one of Germany´s big players in the field of chemical production is at your disposition.
Protea Limited
based in Cheshire, UNITED KINGDOM
The UK's leading manufacturer of spectroscopic solutions for process and emission measurements. FTIR, TDL, QCL, MS, on-line/fixed, mobile/portable.


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Appart'City Montpellier - Saint Roch
29-31, boulevard Berthelot, Montpellier (Show map)
Score from 1048 reviews 6.6
Appart'City Montpellier l'Orangerie is located near the historic center of Montpellier and a 15-minute walk from Place de la Comédie and Montpellier central train station. read more…
Rond Point Agropolis, Montferrier-sur-Lez (Show map)
Score from 308 reviews 7.0
The hotel and restaurant Heliotel is located on the northern outskirts of Montpellier, 25 minutes from the sea and right at the gateway of the well-known Cévennes. read more…
Hôtel Concorde
7, rue Solférino, Béziers (Show map)
Score from 225 reviews 7.3
Set in the centre of Béziers, this air-conditioned hotel with a 24-hour reception is located 900 metres from the train station. Free Wi-Fi is provided in public areas and luggage storage is possible. read more…
Inter-Hotel Espace Cite
132, Rue Trivalle, Carcassone (Show map)
Score from 815 reviews 8.1
Just 218 yards form the medieval city of Carcassonne, and 550 yards from the Midi canal, 2 listed sites of UNESCO's world patrimony, this hotel offers fully equipped double or family rooms. read more…
Hotel De France
36, rue Boieldieu, Béziers (Show map)
Score from 148 reviews 7.1
Ideally located to enjoy the historic center of Béziers, the Hotel de France offers comfortable, affordable accommodations and free Wi-Fi near the Allees Paul Riquet. read more…
Hôtel Les Tritons
8 Ter Boulevard Joliot-Curie, Sète (Show map)
Score from 45 reviews 6.8
Hotel Les Tritons is located in the heart of Sète just 300 ft from the Mediterranean Sea. It offers an outdoor pool, and spa center with body and massage treatments. read more…
Hotel Alma
41 Rue Guilhemon, Béziers (Show map)
Score from 220 reviews 7.1
Located 10 minutes from the beach in the center of Béziers, the Hotel Alma invites you to enjoy its relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. read more…
Hôtel Le Patriarche
32, Rue Montée de Joly, Agde (Show map)
Score from 160 reviews 6.2
Set in an 8000 m² park, this old Provençal farm offers an enclosed outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and a fitness room. read more…
ibis budget Carcassonne La Cité
211 Avenue Du General Leclerc, Carcassone (Show map)
Score from 1071 reviews 7.2
The Ibis budget Carcassonne La Cité is a centrally-located hotel in Carcassone, a 10-minute walk from the fortress. It features modern, functional decor and free Wi-Fi. read more…
Brit Hotel Plaisance
238 rue de l'hôtellerie, ZI Plaisance, Narbonne (Show map)
Score from 431 reviews 7.7
Ideally situated near highways A9 and A61, this hotel welcomes you just 5 minutes from the center of Narbonne. The Brit Hotel Narbonne Plaisance features comfortable and well furnished guestrooms. read more…


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