Red king crab larval advection in Bristol Bay: Implications for recruitment variability

Daly, Benjamin; Parada, Carolina; Loher, Timothy; Hinckley, Sarah; Hermann, Albert J.; Armstrong, David

doi:10.1111/fog.12492

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Red king crab larval advection in Bristol Bay: Implications for recruitment variability

2020
By Daly, Benjamin ; Parada, Carolina ; Loher, Timothy ; ...
Source: Fisheries Oceanography, 29(6), 505-525

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Recruitment variability is poorly understood for Bering Sea crab stocks. The nearshore area in southwest Bristol Bay (Alaska, USA) is hypothesized as having his - torically (i.e., prior to ~ 1980) been the most important spawning ground for Bristol Bay red king crab ( Paralithodes camtschaticus ) because post-larvae are thought to have been most likely to reach optimal settlement habitat along the Alaska Peninsula when hatched from this area as part of an endless-belt reproductive strategy. We coupled a biophysical and oceanographic circulation model to test this hypothesis, in -
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