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Multitaskingbarna

open access: yesNorsk Medietidsskrift, 2009
Karin Hake
doaj  

Southern hake assessment

open access: yes, 2009
Cerviño, S. (Santiago), Jardim, E.
openaire   +1 more source

THE DISTRIBUTION AND BIOLOGY OF HAKE

Biological Reviews, 1948
SummaryA brief account of some of the recent advances in our knowledge of the general biology, taxonomy and economic importance of the genus Merluccius, which have resulted mainly from the work of Hickling and of the Discovery investigations, has been given by way of introduction to a more detailed discussion of its distribution, and in the hope of ...
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Hake: shared stock

2023
Presention to the International Stock Assessment Workshop, 28 November – 2 December 2022, University of Cape Town: 11pp, titled: 'Hake: shared stock - a summary of key issues relating to MSC queries about the assessment of deep-water hake (M. paradoxus) as a stock shared between South Africa and Namibia' 
Butterworth, Doug   +1 more
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Northern hake FMSY

2023
ICES advises that a target fishing mortality rate of 0.17 (average on ages 26) is not appropriate for exploiting the stock consistently with MSY. ICES advises that a fishing mortality rate of 0.24 (average over lengths 1580 cm, which corresponds approximately to ages 15) is consistent with MSY.
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The Structure of the Otolith of the Hake

Journal of Cell Science, 1931
ABSTRACT The otolith of the hake (Merlucius merluccius Linn.) is a compound structure, comprising an organic and an inorganic constituent. The organic constituent is the more complex in structure, and consists of concentric shells (appearing in sections of the otolith as lamellae) which have a reticulate structure, and are probably ...
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Seventeen years analysing mislabelling from DNA barcodes: Towards hake sustainability

Food Control, 2021
Gonzalo Machado-Schiaffino   +1 more
exaly  

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