Salmon stock and recruitment, and stock enhancement
The precise nature of the stock and recruitment relationship in natural populations is of vital importance to any attempt at stock enhancement by removing or by‐passing a limiting factor, or at management by manipulation of spawning stock. In this paper the evidence for and against a dome‐shaped sto...
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