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2013
As part of the process of updating the assessment of the South African sardine resource, a model of the sardine two mixing-stock hypothesis is being developed. This hypothesis postulates a “west” stock distributed west of Cape Agulhas and a “south” stock distributed south-east of Cape Agulhas with movement from the “west” to the “south” stock in ...
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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As part of the process of updating the assessment of the South African sardine resource, a model of the sardine two mixing-stock hypothesis is being developed. This hypothesis postulates a “west” stock distributed west of Cape Agulhas and a “south” stock distributed south-east of Cape Agulhas with movement from the “west” to the “south” stock in ...
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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2012
As part of the process of updating the assessment of the South African sardine resource, a sardine two mixing-stock hypothesis is to be tested. This hypothesis postulates a “west” stock distributed west of Cape Agulhas and a “south” stock distributed south-east of Cape Agulhas with movement from the “west” to the “south” stock in November as recruits ...
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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As part of the process of updating the assessment of the South African sardine resource, a sardine two mixing-stock hypothesis is to be tested. This hypothesis postulates a “west” stock distributed west of Cape Agulhas and a “south” stock distributed south-east of Cape Agulhas with movement from the “west” to the “south” stock in November as recruits ...
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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2011
The sardine assessment is extended to consider three hypotheses for the presence of two (west and east) stocks separated at Cape Agulhas. The first hypothesis of two completely separated stocks is dismissed, as it implies that an unrealistically low proportion of the recruits for the eastern stock are detected in the recruitment survey.
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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The sardine assessment is extended to consider three hypotheses for the presence of two (west and east) stocks separated at Cape Agulhas. The first hypothesis of two completely separated stocks is dismissed, as it implies that an unrealistically low proportion of the recruits for the eastern stock are detected in the recruitment survey.
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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2013
As part of the process of updating the assessment of the South African sardine resource, a model of a sardine two mixing-stock hypothesis has been developed. This hypothesis postulates a “west” stock distributed west of Cape Agulhas and a “south” stock distributed south-east of Cape Agulhas, with movement from the “west” to the “south” stock in ...
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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As part of the process of updating the assessment of the South African sardine resource, a model of a sardine two mixing-stock hypothesis has been developed. This hypothesis postulates a “west” stock distributed west of Cape Agulhas and a “south” stock distributed south-east of Cape Agulhas, with movement from the “west” to the “south” stock in ...
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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2011
The sardine assessment is extended to consider three hypotheses for the presence of two (west and east) stocks separated at Cape Agulhas. The first hypothesis of two completely separated stocks is dismissed, as it implies that an unrealistically low proportion of the recruits for the eastern stock are detected in the recruitment survey.
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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The sardine assessment is extended to consider three hypotheses for the presence of two (west and east) stocks separated at Cape Agulhas. The first hypothesis of two completely separated stocks is dismissed, as it implies that an unrealistically low proportion of the recruits for the eastern stock are detected in the recruitment survey.
De Moor, Carryn L, Butterworth, Doug S
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