Comparison of the effects of exploitation on theoretical long-lived fish species with different life-history strategies and the implications for management

Abstract

This article was originally published by ICES on their website http://www.ices.dk/.A stage-based simulation model is used to investigate the effect of exploitation on theoretical populations representing long-lived elasmobranch and teleost species with different life-history strategies. A comparison is made between the effect of exploitation on the elasmobranch ‘k-strategists’ and other teleost species that are ‘r-strategists’. We demonstrate the effects of stage-based exploitation on a typical long-lived elasmobranch population and discuss the implications of this when designing a management plan to ensure survival of the stock

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