Black sea bass ecosystem considerations and indicator development

Tabandera, Ricky; Tyrell, Abigail; McMahan, Marissa; Perez, Patricia; Hankowsky, Keith; Large, Scott

doi:10.25923/ez9g-af05

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Black sea bass ecosystem considerations and indicator development

2024
By Tabandera, Ricky ; Tyrell, Abigail ; McMahan, Marissa ; ...

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We reviewed the scientific literature to characterize ecosystem and climate influences on black sea bass (BSB) stock dynamics, such that these relationships could be considered, as appropriate, in addressing other Terms of Reference (TORs) in the black sea bass research track process.
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Black Sea Bass Fisheries Climatic Factors Effect Of Environment On Fishery Management Marine Ecology
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North Atlantic Ocean
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