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Early Life History and Recruitment in Fish Populations978-94-009-1439-1Series ISSN 2542-890X Series E-ISSN 2542-8926

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W?rterbuch zur deutschen Literatur as the early life history, the opportunity is high for selection to abruptly change the distributions of traits within a population. The critical issue, in such cases, is whether the phenotypes of survivors differ consistently from those of individuals that perish.

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Natural selection and the evolution of growth rate in the early life history: what are the trade-off as the early life history, the opportunity is high for selection to abruptly change the distributions of traits within a population. The critical issue, in such cases, is whether the phenotypes of survivors differ consistently from those of individuals that perish.

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Effects of adult age and size structure on reproductive output in marine fishesmbers of stocks (Policansky, 1993; Garrod and Schumacher, 1994). As a consequence, individuals in overexploited stocks are often unable to attain the ages and body sizes reached by individuals during periods when fishing pressure was considerably lower (Leaman, 1991; Anon., 1995a). Among other ramif

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Environmental influences on egg and propagule sizes in marine fisheson in fishes, although internal fertilization occurs in approximately 500 of the more than 22 000 known species of fishes worldwide (Wourms and Lombardi, 1992; Nelson, 1994). At spawning, oviparous fishes either broadcast their eggs into the pelagic environment, release them near substrate, or depos