Age-Structured Fishery Models is a type of bioeconomic fishery model that explicitly incorporates the age composition of fish populations to track survival, growth, maturation, and reproduction over time, distinguishing it from simpler biomass-based models by accounting for age-specific demographic rates and fishing mortality.
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D. Fournier, John Hampton, John Sibert · Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences · 1998 · 340 citations
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