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Quantitative skill development in fisheries biology
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Ian Potter and Norm Hall |
Alex Hesp |
Key research
- Alex Hesp - Development of a more rigorous approach to estimating
both the natural and total mortality of finfish species. A modification of
the von Bertalanffy growth curve to accommodate those cases where the overall
growth curve does not describe adequately the growth of a species when that
species undergoes a length-dependent movement offshore.
Related publications
de Lestang, S., Hall, N. and Potter, I.C. 2003. Changes
in density, age composition and growth rates of Portunus pelagicus
in a large embayment in which fishing pressures and environmental conditions
have been altered. Journal of Crustacean Biology 23, 908-919. |
Hesp, S.A., Hall, N.G. and Potter, I.C. 2004. Size-related
movements of Rhabdosargus sarba in three different environments
and their influence on estimates of von Bertalanffy parameters. Marine
Biology 144, 449-462. |
Hall, N.G., Hesp, S.A. and Potter, I.C. 2004. A Bayesian
approach for overcoming inconsistencies in mortality estimates, using,
as an example, data for Acanthopagrus latus. Canadian Journal of
Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 61, 1202-1211. |
Smith, K.D., Hall, N.G., de Lestang, S. and Potter
I.C. 2004. Potential bias in estimates of the size of maturity of crabs
derived from trap samples. ICES J. Mar. Sci. 61 : 906-912. |
Stephenson, P.C. and Hall, N.G. 2003. Quantitative
determination of the timing of otolith ring formation from marginal increments
in four marine teleosts species from northwestern Australia. Fishery Bulletin,
U.S. 101, 900-909. |
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