Titlebook: Exploitation of Marine Communities; Report of the Dahlem R. M. May Conference proceedings 1984 Dr. S. Bernhard, Dahlem Konferenzen, Berlin

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137321534ations do not live in isolation from other fish populations. On the contrary, most live in association with many other species, and many are caught in association with others in various kinds of fishing gear.

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Strategies for Multispecies Management,ations do not live in isolation from other fish populations. On the contrary, most live in association with many other species, and many are caught in association with others in various kinds of fishing gear.

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Introduction, of the earliest and most delicate tools made by humans are bone fishhooks and other artifacts associated with fishing. Such exploitation of the fruits of the sea was not a trivial accomplishment; it appears, for example, that Australian aboriginals who were isolated on islands in the Bass Straight

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Dynamics and Evolution of Marine Populations with Pelagic Larval Dispersal,Bay in California, show that the settlement rate of larvae onto vacant substrate is a parameter that controls the structure of communities containing sessile marine organisms. Models of open populations can be combined, assuming a common larval pool is shared, into a model for a closed regional popu

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