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A decision tree framework for assessing status of exploited marine ecosystems under changing environmental conditions
The removal of marine species through fishing has impacted marine ecosystems for thousands of years. The pressure of exploitation on marine ecosystems has now reached a point at which there is serious concern over ecosystem well-being on a global scale. There has, therefore, been a global move towar...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2018
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