Scientia Marina

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  Año 2003, Vol. 67, Número Extraordinario 1. Texto Completo Ejemplar

  • Fish stock assessments and predictions: Integrating relevant knowledge - an overview

    Øyvind Ulltang

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    págs. 5-12

    

  • The state of the art in stock assessment: where we are and where we are going

    Ray Hilborn

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    págs. 15-20

    

  • What kinds of fish stock predictions do we need and what kinds of information will help us to make better predictions?

    Keith Brander

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    págs. 21-33

    

  • Fish stock assessments in the Mediterranean: State of the art

    Jordi Lleonart, Francesc Maynou Hernández

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    págs. 37-49

    

  • The East Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna stock management: Uncertainties and alternatives

    Jean-Marc Fromentin

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    págs. 51-62

    

  • Annual trends in catchability and fish stock assessments

    Paul Marchal, Clara Ulrich, Knut Korsbrekke, Martin Pastoors, Brian Rackham

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    págs. 63-73

    

  • Quality of fisheries data and uncertainty in stock assessment

    Yong Chen

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    págs. 75-87

    

  • Integrative fish stock assessment by frequentist methods: confidence distributions and likelihoods for bowhead whales

    Tore Schweder

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    págs. 89-97

    

  • Scientific knowledge of biological processes potentially useful in fish stock predictions

    Friedrich W. Köster, Dietrich Schnack, Christian Möllmann

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    págs. 101-127

    

  • Recruitment of Baltic cod and sprat stocks: Identification of critical life stages and incorporation of environmental variability into stock-recruitment relationships

    Friedrich W. Köster, Hans-Harald Hinrichsen, Dietrich Schnack, Brian R. MacKenzie, Christian Möllmann, Gerd Kraus, Maris Plikshs, Andrej Makarchouk, Eero Aro

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    págs. 129-154

    

  • How may feeding data be integrated into a model for a Norwegian fjord population of cod (Gadus morhua L.)?

    Torstein Pedersen, John G. Pope

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    págs. 155-169

    

  • Comparing survey and assessment data: Consequences for stock evaluation of Northeast Arctic Greenland halibut

    Ole Thomas Albert, Åge S. Høines

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    págs. 171-180

    

  • Early estimates of recruitment of the Belt Sea cod stock

    Rainer Oeberst, Martina Bleil

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    págs. 181-190

    

  • Inverse relationship between cod recruitment in the North Sea and young fish in the continuous plankton recorder survey

    John A. Lindley, Philip C. Reid, Keith Brander

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    págs. 191-200

    

  • Incorporating time-series structure in medium-term recruitment projections

    C. L. Needle, C. M. O'Brien, C. D. Darby, M. T. Smith

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    págs. 201-209

    

  • On the prediction of short term changes in the recruitment of North sea cod (Gadus morhua) using statistical temperature forecasts

    Benjamin Planque, Clive J. Fox, Mark A. Saunders, Paul Rockett

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    págs. 211-218

    

  • Physical influences on the stock dynamics of plaice and sole in the North Sea

    Gerd Wegner, Ulrich Damm, Martin Purps

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    págs. 219-234

    

  • Sardine regime shifts off Portugal: a time series analysis of catches and wind conditions

    M.F. Borges, A.M.P. Santos, Nuno Crato, H. Mendes, B. Mota

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    págs. 235-244

    

  • Stock dynamic of the Iberian sardine (Sardina pilchardus, W.) and its implication on the fishery off Galicia

    Pablo Carrera López, Carmela Porteiro

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    págs. 245-258

    

  • Embedding sea surface temperature anomalies into the stock recruitment relationship of red mullet (Mullus barbatus, L. 1758) in the strait of Sicily

    Dino Levi, M.G. Andreoli, A. Bonanno, Fabio Fiorentino, Sergio Ragonese, Salvatore Mazzola, Giacomo Norrito, B. Patti, G. Pernice, G.B. Giusto, P. Rizzo

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    págs. 259-268

    

  • Trends in various biological parameters of the European sardine, Sardina pilchardus (Walbaum, 1792), in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea

    Pinelopi Voulgaridou, Konstantinos I. Stergiou

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    págs. 269-280

    

  • Modelling and forecasting swordfish catches in the Eastern Mediterranean

    Konstantinos I. Stergiou, George Tserpes, Panagiota Peristeraki

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    págs. 283-290

    

  • Applying biomass dynamic models to the southern horse mackerel stock (Atlantic waters of Iberian peninsula). A comparison with VPA-based methods

    Pablo Abaunza, Antonio Celso Fariña Pérez, Alberto G. Murta

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    págs. 291-300

    

  • Assessment of golden redfish (Sebastes marinus L) in Icelandic waters

    Höskuldur Björnsson, Thorsteinn Sigurdsson

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    págs. 301-314

    

  • Capelin and herring as key species for the yield of north-east Arctic cod. Results from multispecies model runs

    Johannes Hamre

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    págs. 315-323

    

  • Forecasting recruitment and stock biomass of Northeast Arctic cod using neural networks

    Geir Huse, G. Ottersen

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    págs. 325-335

    

  • A bioeconomic model for Mediterranean fisheries, the hake off Catalonia (western Mediterranean) as a case study

    Jordi Lleonart, Francesc Maynou Hernández, L. Recasens

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    págs. 337-351

    

  • An evaluation of management strategies for Atlantic tuna stocks

    L.T. Kell, D.J. Die, V.R. Restrepo, Jean-Marc Fromentin, V. Ortiz de Zárate, Pilar Pallarés Soubrier

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    págs. 353-370