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Estimation of vulnerability, availability, and catchability factors and exploitable biomasses in the Bering Sea and western Gulf of Alaska : a comparison of exploitable biomasses as estimated in exploratory fishing, fisheries management plans, and as computed with PROBUB ecosystem model
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    1979
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