Stock assessment of the Gulf of Maine -- Georges Bank Atlantic herring complex, 2003

Overholtz, William J. (William Joseph); Jacobson, Lawrence D.; Melvin, Gary Donald, 1951-; Cieri, Matthew D.; Power, M.; Libby, David A.; Clark, K.

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Stock assessment of the Gulf of Maine -- Georges Bank Atlantic herring complex, 2003

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2004
By Overholtz, William J. (William Joseph) ; Jacobson, Lawrence D. ; Melvin, Gary Donald, 1951- ; ...
Series: Northeast Fisheries Science Center reference document 04-06

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Overholtz, William J. (William Joseph) ; Jacobson, Lawrence D. ; Melvin, Gary Donald, 1951- ; Cieri, Matthew D. ; Power, M. ; Libby, David A. ; Clark, K.
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Northeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; NEFSC (Northeast Fisheries Science Center)
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by W.J. Overholtz, L.D. Jacobson, G.D. Melvin, M. Cieri, M. Power, D. Libby, and K. Clark

"February 2004."

"Web version posted March 5, 2004."

Includes bibliographical references (pages 57-60).
Keywords:

Atlantic Herring Atlantic Herring Fisheries Fishery Management Fish Stock Assessment Fish Surveys Geographical Distribution Growth Migration Research Seasonal Distribution Spawning Atlantic Herring Atlantic Herring Fisheries Fishery Management Fish Stock Assessment Fish Surveys Geographical Distribution Seasonal Distribution
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Northeast Fisheries Science Center reference document 04-06
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Miscellaneous
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Georges Bank ; Maine, Gulf of ; North Atlantic Ocean
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