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Disentangling the Effect of Adult Biomass and Temperature on the Recruitment Dynamics of Fishes
2008
Resiliency of Gadid Stocks to Fishing and Climate Change
unpublished
Here we analyzed the relation between recruitment dynamic (recruitment or recruitment success) and temperature of 57 commercial fish stocks of the North Atlantic. We showed that, although the effect of temperature was generally significant, spawning biomass is the main factor governing recruitment dynamic. A significant effect of spawning biomass was evident for 67% of all stocks analyzed in this study. For gadoids, the effect of spawning biomass was larger than the effect of temperature (both
doi:10.4027/rgsfcc.2008.12
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