Letting the “data” speak for themselves: The use of stock-recruit relationships to determine a biomass threshold above which management should aim to keep a resource

de Moor, Carryn; Butterworth, Doug

doi:10.25375/uct.16627894.v1

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Letting the “data” speak for themselves: The use of stock-recruit relationships to determine a biomass threshold above which management should aim to keep a resource

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posted on 2021-09-23, 07:17 authored by Carryn de MoorCarryn de Moor, Doug ButterworthDoug Butterworth

Presentation to the CAPAM Workshop, Miami, USA, 2 November 2017: 30pp, "Letting the “data” speak for themselves: The use of stock-recruit relationships to determine a biomass threshold above which management should aim to keep a resource."

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