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2009A multivariate indicator to monitor changes in spatial patterns of age - structured fish populationsPetitgas P.; J. C. Poul
1975Computation and interpretation of biological statistics of fish populationsRicker W. E.
2001Fish population size estimates from a small intermittently open estuary in South Africa, based on mark-recapture techniquesCowley P. D.; Whitfield A. K.
2009How community ecology links natural mortality, growth, and production of fish populationsAndersen K. H.; Et Al.
2005Modelling the effects of chronic toxicity on fish populations: The influence of life history strategiesSpromberg; J. A.; Birge; W. J.
2009Notes on survey - based spatial indicators for monitoring fish populationsWoillez M.; Et Al.
2007Power of monitoring surveys to detect abundance trends in depleted populations: the effects of density-dependent habitat use, patchiness, and climate changeBlanchard J. L.; Et Al.
1998Predicting food consumption of fish populations as functions of mortality, food type, morphometrics, temperature and salinityMaria Lourdes D. Palomares; Daniel Pauly
1999Quantitative fish dynamicsTerrance J. Quinn II; Richard B. Deriso
2004The use of biological indicators for monitoring fisheries exploitation: Application to man-made reservoirs in MaliLae R.; Et Al.
2012Using cross-correlations to asses the relationship between time - lagged pressure and state indicators: an exemplary analysis of North Sea fish population indicatorsProbst W. N.; Et Al.
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