Fisheries Recruitment In The Northcentral Gulf Of Mexico: Can Important Geographic Sources Of Juvenile Nursery Habitat Be Determined Using Otolith Microchemistry?

Comyns, Bruce H.; Rakocinski, Chet F.; Peterson, Mark S.; Shiller, Alan M.

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Fisheries Recruitment In The Northcentral Gulf Of Mexico: Can Important Geographic Sources Of Juvenile Nursery Habitat Be Determined Using Otolith Microchemistry?

2005
By Comyns, Bruce H. ; Rakocinski, Chet F. ; Peterson, Mark S. ; ...

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Personal Author:

Comyns, Bruce H. ; Rakocinski, Chet F. ; Peterson, Mark S. ; Shiller, Alan M.
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

MASGC (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium)
Description:

It is known that spotted seatrout require shallow marsh- edge or seagrass habitat, but in Mississippi researchers do not know where the most important nursery areas for these young fish are located. The premise of this study is that if juveniles exposed t
Keywords:

Juvenile Microchemistry Otoliths Spotted Seatrout Spotted Seatrout
Sea Grant Document Number:

MASGC-T-05-001
Document Type:

Technical Report
Place as Subject:

Mexico, Gulf of
Rights Information:

Public Domain
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Library
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urn:sha256:78e3ba91159501f8af0538b10513add8246229fab886160516f36105757e451e
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https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/35713/noaa_35713_DS1.pdf
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