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Does the implementation of a closed fishing season during the breeding season benefit a species? : a per-recruit-based approach using Cymbula granatina as an illustration
Closed seasons are generally implemented on the presumption that they increase reproductive output of fished populations. This is based on the assumption that the imposition of a closed season during the breeding season allows more individuals to reproduce, as they are not being harvested. I evaluat...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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